i've actually got this one of the three of you in cairo.s the stuff of legend in percy's family. it hinted at an unbelievable story percy told of a time in a cairo cafe when he had been a desert rat. one of my comrades made a remark that there was a man looking at me. couldn't recognise who he was. and then he walked towards me. and the words, the very words he said to me was, are you percy chaffer? and so i said yes. and he replied, i'm your cousin fred, which really took me aback. and that was amazing. i was amazed myself. i thought, i've come all this way now. i've got to meet my cousin in cairo, of all places. yeah, yeah. he said, that's the table he thinks he was sitting at when he met my dad. really? that's probably the table. 2,000 miles from home, the cousins had bumped into each other, thanked their lucky stars, and then went their separate ways. and the next thing i knew was my mum had written to me saying that philip was missing. you didn't ever talk to my dad about it as old comrades or anything like that? you didn't. i don't kn

as always, the journalist covina l g a y in cairo doing to onto georgia. now we're more than a 100. demonstrators have been arrested after classes with police in the capital, the police c, tens of thousands took to the streets for a 2nd night to protest against the ruling georgian dream parties announcement that it suspending talks to join the european union. the government accused the you of disrespecting georgian values after the block cast out on last month's election results. this was the scene in typically sees main boulevard. angry crowds face stuff against police for a 2nd and i after george's government said it was freezing talks to join the european union of the situation is quite tons. as you might see on the background, there is a riots police mobilized right next to the problem. and we can hear that some of the protesters are, some of the protesters are sorry, the parts of the police has been using the uh watch a ton on when, what's the people searching? yeah, they would leave the men square for few minutes and they come back again, which makes

with an intensity not seen in your journal is corinne alga worry is following the story for us from cairo. i asked him why the rebel groups have decided to attack now as well. first of it, so the 1st big, big military activities since agreement to us on the air between the turkey, russia and it on the calm down the conflict at the time it is, remains the low level of conflicted. but now of course, the change the time i think has a lot to do with the weakening of the regimes allies. first the foremost who's going to it says that we're always one of the foot troops off the us. i'd resume, of course no. recruit to by what happens in 11 on 2nd to russia. the 2nd are like being very busy in the ukraine war and destroy another forces from siri, syria because of that, that search the other i like it on. the, the very busy business says, and it's influence really weekend to, in the last weeks the ply, the will in level of all that lift the presence of in see in a very vulnerable position. and that's no of course, but the others are just going to use it sounded like that. let's talk about that som

beautiful picture of a bird captured as it was flying in front of the beaver moon in the skies of cairoly alive. if you want to catch a glimpse of a supermoon this year, tonight is your last chance. the full beaver moon has already risen here in the uk and marks the end of a run of four consecutive supermoons. here, it is shining through the clouds over the tower of london. in rome, italy, it rose over saint peter's dome in the vatican. and in myanmar�*s capital, yangon, over the shwedagon pagoda, the country's most sacred buddhist pagoda. it lit up the sky injerusalem rising over over the abbey of the dormition on mount zion in the old city. and look at this beautiful picture of a bird captured as it was flying in front of the beaver moon in the skies of cairo. doctor robert massey, deputy executive director of the royal astronomical society executive director of the royal astronomical socie typical are about four in a typical year. they are not terribly unusual but obviously the thing with the moon is i read a book about it a few years ago, is a nice and to go out and see. regardless

and see whether anything concrete comes out of these talks that are supposed to be taking place in cairoks being reignited and some sort of progress being made there. . as progress being made there. , as alwa s, progress being made there. , as always. many — progress being made there. , as always, many thanks _ progress being made there. , as always, many thanks for bringing us up to date. nick beakejoining us live bringing us up to date. nick beake joining us live from jerusalem, thank you. the authorities in nigeria say 27 bodies have been recovered from the scene of a boat accident in central kogi state. at least 2a survivors have been rescued and are receiving treatment at various hospitals. more than 100 people are still missing. it is the third such accident in nigeria in the last two months. now it's time for a look at today's sport with tulsen tollett. hello from the bbc sport centre. the premier league action continues over the coming hours, with arsenal away at west ham. raheem sterling hasn't played much football since joining the gunners, but mikel arteta says you can expect

that's hard to say the death toll could rise further in hard estate. cairo district. hong kong stop court has upheld earlier rulings which ensure a subsidized housing benefits, an equal inheritance rights. for same sex marriage couples, it dismissed the government's appeal ending in years long legal bottle is a landmark victory for the cities l g b t q plus community. on same sex couples, japan space agency has suffered another set back after a fire broke out during a combustion test of its epsilon s. rockers. the test was cancelled after an explosion of the agency space center in south western japan. the incident come, 16 months after another failed engine test, the rail, japan's rocket development program. demonstrations have taken place in cities around the world on the international day for the elimination of violence against women. you and report from more than 50000 women and girls were killed by a partner, family member last year at the rate of a 140 death every day. to pack us on our supporters of jail, the former prime minister in runtime have broken through barriers set up to pr

next, for example, in some cases, and they managed to get out of these cairo just just in time. so we're doing a lot of storage like that. and it just really brings it home to us. how important those early warning systems are and it communication and in terms of disasters like this guy hits coat in madrid, thanks very much for bringing us the latest. the and finally, mexico's annual day of the dead holiday has come to a close with spectacular parade through mexico city and almost scale with an effigies, luna, lodges thousands of people and cost you much to the beat of problems and the sound of music. the parade must be end of the annual holiday, which one has the dead and celebrates like the day of the day. it is a traditional tradition taking back the ancient aspects of the parade through mexico city is bible recent origin. zip was inspired by the opening scene for the james bond film specter, which was held in 2016 the such. and it's the addition of mixed on dw sports life takes a little bit of team of females softball plays in mexico to play the game in traditional indigenous

in this country, him l daughter, it was in 11 on until recently and is not following the story from cairo. i asked him for more about the proposed dates and we only have media reports. we really don't know the details of that, but the we talking here obviously about a 60 day period in the 60 day period to it. his bullet is supposed to withdrawal to north of the lead time, the river that is still at the can reach us about implants in level and is ray. the army is supposed to withdrawal from level on a completely devoid, then should be filled by the liberties army. and then there would be also a committee formed to oversee the ceasefire that the also there, we don't know the details yet, but it's supposed to be met by the u. s. brands, it's going to be a member, but to we don't go to the details. of course, are you as flipped committee alone, probably will be not accepted by his folder. and tell us more about these likely sticking points to with, you know, also in the report it says before you forgot one important point for the live in these sites. it's also important not only that these re

we will get the latest from cairo on that rescue operation here in the next few minutes.st on the storms across the uk, we will be without correspondence in different parts of the country. that will be after the weather. tonight is going to bring some clearer skies, it will be chilly with a touch of frost, and then on tuesday we are in for some sunny spells and just a few showers. storm bird is clearing scotland and moving towards the north—east, the winds are starting to ease in the north of the uk as well. you can see that curve of cloud is the centre of the storm, and the fronts associated with that. we are in the clear here with some showers feeding in in the wake of that weather front. this evening and overnight, lots of clear weather, especially further east. plenty of showers across past of scotland. a northerly wind, quite brisk with some showers. temperatures early on tuesday morning, touch of frost in the scottish glens, but more typically in the towns and cities, around two to five celsius. sparkling sunshine for many of us on tuesday with further showers in th

but the dogs would not break freshman cairo rolling. >> incredible riley, the 4th. 26 in the first game against cal poly. he had to put back in the night there 10 points, 5 boards and the dons get big time win. 84 to 72 philly. >> well, we're down to the championship for the nascar xfinity series. the final race taking place tonight at phoenix raceway. there were 4 racers in the hunt for the championship, including last season's cold custer and the local product from los gatos. aj allmendinger came into the race with 18 career wins. but in the end, it was just an all geier who rallied in overtime to win his first nascar. xfinity series championship guy or finish second in the race. but matter because they beat the 3 other finalists, austin health, custer and allmendinger. and on the overtime restart all got worked his way through the field and past everybody. congratulations to justin allgaier catherine, we'll send it back over to you. >> thank you very oakland residents can grab what they call coffee with a cop. that's this coming tuesday. they do this every year. community conversatio

earlier, we talked to our correspondent, sally nabil, in cairo.he told us how many people are still missing. 17 are still missing. this is the latest figure we are getting from the local authorities here, and we understand that the egyptian navy ships are taking part in the search and rescue operations. a helicopter has been dispatched as well. we understand that the tourists on board included four british, two americans, four germans, five spanish, among other nationalities. but who exactly has been rescued and who is still missing? usually the egyptian authorities, they take a lot of time to release information and they do not go into specific details. and if we bear in mind that this is the high season for the tourism industry in egypt, we can definitely understand the repercussions such an incident might have on the tourism sector. in one of the major hubs across the country, marsa alam, where the boat left, is a very popular destination among european tourists. it's surrounded with many diving spots known for its clear waters and colourful se

our correspondent sally nabil joins us from the capital cairo. what more do we know?s what more do we know? the latest we have is a statement issued by the governor of the red sea who said that rescue operations are still under way to try to find 16 people who are missing including for rejections. he said that there were no technical errors behind this incident and that the boat carrying the tourists who are safe, initial reports suggest bad weather may have been a factor. they quoted stories told by the survivors as saying that the boat was hit by a huge wave overnight which caused it to capsize. we understand that investigations have already begun to try to find out what exactly happened. for british people were amongst the tourists on board. two of them are amongst those missing in the 28 people had been sent to hotel in a very important location for the egyptian tourism industry, a popular destination for european tourists go there to die. so the question is not just about the reasons behind the incident but the repercussions that it could have on the tourism sect

but it is a question of whether or not there will be an office in doha and there isn't an office in cairomain and there will be others of that will be looking to mediate as well.- of that will be looking to mediate as well. thank you for our mediate as well. thank you for your thoughts. _ mediate as well. thank you for your thoughts. we _ mediate as well. thank you for your thoughts. we will - mediate as well. thank you for your thoughts. we will have i your thoughts. we will have more context and opinions in the hours ahead. it's been announced that queen camilla is to miss remembrance events in the uk this weekend. a statement from buckingham palace said the decision was made to allow the queen time to recover from a chest infection — and to protect others from any potential risk. the queen will mark the occasion privately at home and hopes to return to public duties early next week. 0ur correspondent charlotte gallagher gave us the latest. the queen is going to miss two key events this weekend for the rememberance service events, which is the royal british legion festival of remembranc

changing, we talked about nancy pelosi stepping away from leadership, hakeem jeffries stepping in cairo now we have mitch mcconnell stepping away after a very long time as the leader of the senate republicans, jumping stepping in. mitch mcconnell's term runs through 2026. what will his role be now that he will not be one of the first people to speak at the beginning of the day in the senate? where does he fit in now just another senator? guest: this is so and traditional. think of the last sets of speakers of the house who, when they left that position, left the house altogether. dennis astor, john boehner, paul ryan gong. these are the types of things that have been tradition. nancy pelosi has been this democratic backbencher but has not carried it that way. she has been a force on television and she was potentially pivotal in president biden's this vision to stand down as democratic nominee for the white house and remains this powerful operator, working alongside the rest of her caucus and the leadership. that's. untraditional they may still be trying to navigate that. you have mitch

cia director bill burns is in the egyptian capital cairo with mediators, exploring options to end theusher sent this update from jerusalem. even as there is a big new diplomatic push to get a ceasefire between israel and hezbollah and lebanon, —— a ceasefire between israel and hezbollah in lebanon, the fighting between the two sides is continuing unabated. in israel, seven people were killed today by hezbollah rockets. that is one of the largest death tolls there has been since hezbollah began to fire into israel after the october 7 attacks in support of hamas. israel has continued with its air strikes on baalbek and tyre and we heard that six health workers were killed, so there is no let up. but two us envoys came to israel and they spoke to prime minister netanyahu. there has been much talk and speculation over a possible 60 days ceasefire. there has even been reports showing a draft proposal. this has been dismissed to an extent by israel and mr netanyahu himself has said he's not interested in documents and papers. what's he's interested in is ensuring that the security of israel

the director of the cia is in the egyptian capital of cairo with mediators, exploring options to endhting and bring hostages back to israel. a regional editor sent this update. >> even as there is a new diplomatic push to get a cease-fire between israel and hezbollah, in lebanon the fighting between those two sides is continuing unabated. in israel, seven people were killed today by hezbollah rockets, one of the largest death tolls since hezbollah began to fire into israel after the october 7 attacks in support of hamas. israel has continued with its airstrikes, and we've heard from lebanese authorities that six health workers were killed. there is no let up but two u.s. envoys came to israel and they have spoken to prime minister benjamin netanyahu. there has been much speculation over a possible 60 days cease-fire. even a draft proposal. this has been dismissed to an extent by israel and mr. netanyahu himself has said he is not interested in documents or papers. he is interested in securing -- industry -- that is what he is focused on. he said that during a meeting with the two u.s

between asmar and her mouth and also continuing, cia director bill burns is on the egyptian capital cairodiators, exploring options to enter the fighting and bring hostages home. i middle east editor sebastian usher sent us this report from jerusalem. even as there is a big new diplomatic push to get a ceasefire between israel and hezbollah in lebanon, the fighting between the two sides is continuing unabated. in israel, seven people were killed today by hezbollah rockets. that is one of the largest death tolls there has been since hezbollah began to fire into israel after the october 7 attacks in support of hamas. israel has continued with its air strikes on baalbek and tyre and we heard that six health workers were killed, so there is no let up. but two us envoys came to israel and they spoke to prime minister netanyahu. there has been much talk and speculation over a possible 60 day ceasefire. there have even been reports showing a draft proposal. this has been dismissed, to an extent, by israel and mr netanyahu himself has said he's not interested in documents and papers, what's he's

cairo osman and nathaniel shrewsberry were teammates of two of the victims at piedmont high, and tookwers of their own in their honor. >> it's really great to see because, like, it's good to see the power of community and how much we can come together and show love for the families and everyone who's struggling right now. >> the community really loved them. they brought a lot of energy and a lot of spirits to the community, and i feel like it's like it's only fitting that people show their respect and give me a vehicle on fire. >> three other reports of people trapped inside the vehicle were unable to get into it. it's completely engulfed. >> police say the four people were in a tesla cybertruck that jumped the curb, hit a cement wall and got wedged between the wall and a tree before bursting into flames around 3:00 wednesday morning. no other cars were involved. a driver in a second car traveling behind the truck was able to pull one person out of the burning truck and action, the piedmont fire chief says, may have saved a life. the piedmont police chief says speed was likely a facto

opener against baldwin city in september and were beaten by asking title holders, lee of egypt and cairo last month. also in round to the stoves, we confirmed champions of south america take on the cheek of mexico that match and the remainder of the tournament will be played and caught. tar ali will play the winner of that darby of the americas and a playoff on december. the 14th, whoever makes it through will face round with dread, the 1st inter continental cut final will be held on december. the 18th. a new era is officially underway at manchester, united, portuguese coach reuben, a more em has started life. as united manager, as a predecessor era, kind of hog was fired last month. a morton's 1st game and charge will be against it . switch town on november, the 24th at $39.00. he's united youngest manager in more than 50 years. oh, more i'm is a citizen's, a veteran compared to 35 year old. i x coach francesco a fairly a telling is in cods, are visiting these fire academy where his coaching career began, and he says more and more crumbs are looking to hire young managers. to do that, i

it's right in cairo. sorry, that's the regions of calculating the valencia where i am, and we see it for the south and the arrow collins as well. now. all right, just one step down to the right of that would be the maximum, but that's it. expecting a 120 millimeters of rain, perhaps over the next 12 hours will say that's not as severe as the storm 2 weeks ago, that caused the worst flooding in spines. martin history spots. this is the big box, the towns and the villages that was smashed off by those spots a couple of weeks ago. well, they're still very vulnerable. honorable because of the gases and the storm drains times over dep read it was was down the hills by those 5 volts. is that still working up the, the, the infrastructure that would normally be traveling a lot, both the way sides that doing well that com, the assign backing to prepare for any more flooding pads. as we mentioned, things at schools and universities are being sold to shop for the day. full slack from these classes to sympathies a bi

and so from the perspective of someone in cairo or syria it seems like there's a great deal of continuity thank you. >> i think that's certainly a fair assessment of how it will be viewed within the building within the region, how it will be viewed refs elsewhere in the world. because we do see protests in europe and asia, elsewhere, genocide joe and the matter what trump does, they are going to say that maybe it's worse than that but of the same kind. we're not seen a change in quality. there is just the change in quantity in terms of the damage inflicted. which may not be the case. it could be a reduction is a war is brought to an end sooner rather than later. but as you note, what isn't going to go away are the consequences, the implications of what has already taken place. in gaza, gaza is unlivable and israel is in the process of apparently closing off northern gaza to palestinians, which is exactly the type of population displacement that secretary blinken said was a nonstarter in his tokyo principles. and on the human rights agenda there is a chasm a difference between one's bank s

she bought a $2,000 ticket for a one hour flight to cairo, leaving her father behind. >> all i remember my dad is just saying, oh god, seeing that come through my whatsapp, i just literally burst into tears. i was sitting by the window because you can literally see bombs going off everywhere. it was crazy just knowing that we're here right now, i honestly just i'm thankful i'm happy. >> darrow knows the war is in the middle east will likely take more than a ceasefire to find lasting peace. she's part of a whatsapp group made up of friends and family, both in the united states and in lebanon, where they monitor the situation on the ground. still, she believes the ceasefire at least brings them one step closer to lasting peace. >> my dad and my brother are safe. the streets that i walked on as a child, the people there are safe. yes, a lot of unfortunate things happened and i'm ready to celebrate with everybody from lebanon to here in the bay area and we're we're safe. >> they're safe in the south bay. anser hassan abc seven news. >> expect another chilly morning ahead. sandhya helps you

commemorate to here to recognition came late, one of the children, she saved complaint on her behalf of cairo pet. them no good, william ski, a famous polish cynthia to go on and on without non show he wouldn't have been alive. and that's why he said this story must be told. it also took a long time to tell troll months story at boxing, manage at began a campaign to have his german championship title reinstated in 2003. his family eventually received a champion spelt as symbolic gesture. today there are crowman books, fund camera, tips, stones, and even a boxing training camp in berlin. actually, there were many different ways in which all my people and the communities resistance against the nazis non ch. as for that, michael kindful and, and kelley, as your hunter on here in germany, are thorsten balls, 2 icons that represent the visitor as it stands, as the way of life, and as a strategy of survival. and this is something that has been built into our dna for centuries to polish from the mere got crew to needs. god wants to ensure as a deputy director of areas that such stories live on the o

it is that the largest city in africa after cairo, and may, its population of around 15 to 17000000 producers around 10000 tons of waste every day. a vast amount, especially in the city, without the a centralized waste collection system. during the rainy season, can shesta is regularly transformed into a river on rubbish tipsy and her team wants to encourage people to reduce waste. they don't just focus on children with everyone in the community. in the cities must in that district, they meet with the child. could the rock group was that people qual wrap the she found the truth that there is in him. can see it has found an online public isn't easy, but we set to myself to what time they'll understand and they look down. it's a question of time and learning how to get the message across the more present way out, the moment make them understand what our vision is. and i think the time to deal, it's what people say, the music. during music, we can lead a real revolution and then we can impact the vision of our environments, the vision of the climate crisis. and that's something that's going to h

event that seen those lower temperatures, but also the north east of africa for the likes of egypt, cairo at any 19 degrees celsius with cloudy conditions, is much clear up to the north west. and of course, that central bound that we are seeing some very strong winds in places like western hara, the which is the of the weather has shifted for the south because that's central band with some big bus rain way from get bonus to botswana. we'll see the rain pick up as retaining on wednesday. the . the sounds capital is sealed on security forces have been deployed to stop him on comm, supporters for marching into his lama. demanding the former prime minister, released from jail and the government residing cool. this'll lead to more political instability. bits is inside store the .

the terrace on the island of cairo's alone hall familia, and some of the visits is swamped. the resident population of just $12000.00 and they trigger a surgeon trash, lots of it, plastic and most of that single use to be bought it from that to dish to go and you see how it is a tourist place and for this reason, pollution that really high levels. for that reason, we are taking action which we are a member of this initiative to play municipalities networks to protect the moraine environment with us. it's a colossal challenge. i visits a remote codes with fishermen, man, unless he wants to show me the scale of the problem here in the met last year. it's coming from us plastic. the instead of it is relentless. anything we collect will just be replaced by the daily evan flow of plastic waste. that is the mediterranean interest hall for now, the amount we find is staggering. much of it, it's flowed from the rivers of neighboring countries. they will have been collecting for water off our side. we go all of it. and this is just one small cove or one small island, one's tiny islan

put rise further in the hardest, if cairo all kinds of course as of health earlier rulings which in short, subsidized housing benefits equal inheritance rights for the same sex married couples, it dismissed the government's appeal, ending a year's long legal bundle. as a landmark victory for the city's l g b t q plus community, and same sex couples. us now us president elect donald trump, has a nice to plans to charge 25 percent terrace on all imports from mexico and canada . he blames the neighboring countries for not doing enough to stop migrants and drugs from crossing their borders. he also enhanced an additional 10 percent tariff on chinese. goats. betrayed is not the only issue trump has with china. so let's take a wider looking at what trump 2nd term could mean for us. china relations more broadly, dw, as chief international editor, richard walker reports. donald trump is back and she's promising a return to an american fuss for a post. and that means taking on china, he's chosen to hoops with a big jump, sundays, marco rubio for secretary of state, and mike wolf's as national secu

if you're in cairo or riyadh or casablanca, it seems like a great deal of continuity. i .23 things. abraham accords integrating israel without any regard for the palestinians, sufficiently with the palestinian israeli conflict. we've seen that. trump, biden, we'll see it again it seems like. palestine israel, europe talk about the possibility of annexation but we haven't talked about is at the administration that has facilitated or been complicit in the act of killing of killing 43,044,000 palestinians and making basically gaza uninhabitable, which seems to be the goal of the netanyahu government. thirdly, you mentioned -- in tunisia and the arab uprisings. the current administration in distinction to the trump administration came in and said human rights is going to be at the center of our foreign policy. we are not going to have a favorite decade and we're going to make saudi arabia a pariah. we've seen really no serious action with regard to yemen rights for palestinians or four egyptians or for sudanese or for others. and so from the perspective of someone in cairo or syria it s

all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guests in cairo tomorrow. i don't know if i spoke person for unreal into how how soon brought a professor of international affairs at the other university and in london, nadia hardman researcher and the refugee and migrant rights division of human rights watch a very warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story tomorrow. let me start with you today. the human special committee to investigate is rarely practices has issued a report saying that israel's warfare and gaza is consistent with the characteristics of genocide with mass civilian and life threatening conditions. intentionally imposed on palestinians there. that's what the report says. it also goes into details about how the extensive bombing campaign and gaza has decimated essential services and on lease and environmental catastrophe that will have lasting health impacts. i want to ask you, how consistent are these findings with what on role i have seen on the ground and god, the underwater is and has been since the be

the east of the country where russia has been making some gains in some places around the town of cairo cove. i live almost in circles. ukrainian troops between the 2 sides of the russian forces is about 5 kilometers, which means the ukrainian troops inside that pocket. and they used to that specific time. they were run 2 and a half come to either side of russian troops, which would make it very difficult for them to retreat. but the idea is that this would slow down so much the russian as long as these mines and not aimed to kill people. the aim to injure and overwhelm the field house because slowing down any offensive. but again, we understand of the permission to use these mines off really in ukraine and territory only at the same time we've had to the united states embassy, the greek, the spanish, and they tell you the old clothes, the embassies saying that they have information. i'm a possible area attack to be carjacked by russia against the capital. keep that this comes of the back of the united states given permission to ukraine to use those longer range missiles in russian terr

we spoke with the deed, all of the school of global assigns at american university in cairo on the sidelines of the events that bill fall. me says that the middle east and piece will not be a chief 3 for i think what our congress need to take political decisions that resonate inside israel and residents are nice. that to our corporation is determined by the response to dealing with this human carnage. we will not continue to cooperate endlessly. if people ignore these, the civilian suffering on the ground. this has to be said to his release. and it has to be said also to our friends international because they are not responding adequate to the situation. our region, the middle east, is part of the work, a very difficult part of the work, very disturbed part of the work. so in a disturb, in a disorder, it's a nation. and a concept rigid region. what we're seeing in, in the middle east today, because a lebanon is a car, and is there any event, this is unacceptable by any standard whatsoever. we want peace between, out of that is really all of the out of and just varies. but it cannot happen by

oh, so we saw the by the ministration paul up on the need to know what there is in cairo and they'll have to, uh, what's that? and the impact on the table and the to start the gotomeeting and then it also is there so as uh it's, it's not really written in the ceasefire deal with between them and the state is real. but there might be a tacit agreement that they use are still connected and we might see some progress . well, i piece there is increase. chats are that regards on the front, so we shall wait to see a few days to see if it's actually completely separate that the front or the the views are connected. run to along with you in peace k, because the liberties ami is supposed to make sure the area solving living on is as free of and fast as outside of live in east. a control which that's really should have been done uh back in 2006 off to the last major was the agreement that this one is based on. why do you think? will it be different this time? what do you think it will be different? this time, and i think part of the insurance is going to be and that's one of the lessons learne

she joins us today from cairo. yara who renewed also a displaced so denise joining us from quality lumper from port sedan, layla to me, the international organization for migration sedan deputy chief of mission, and human morgan was a 0 sedan correspondent joining us from vermont. thank you all so much for your time. thank you for being part of the stream today for hey, but i would like to start with you if that is okay. uh, are you, in fact, finding mission has documented widespread sexual violence against women and children in sedan. victims recounted being attacked in their homes, beaten, lashed and threatened with death or harm to their relatives or children before being raped. often by more than one perpetrator, they were also subjected to sexual violence, well seeking shelter from attacks or fling. i mean, the story here is horrific. what have you been able to corroborate about this? now i just want to remind you that sexual violence, a rate is not something that women here. it's a bad talk about freely or consciously and despite bad. now, with that fact that it's a stigma, but ther

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into the agreement, it says this very forces of cairo doubts multiple strikes on lebanese territory. israel area confirmed and attack on what it says was, it has been a weapon, storage facility in the south. it's also choose, has the fights of contributing the agreement by moving into several areas. same as rami begins our coverage from david during the 1st 2 days of the seas far between loving on an israel, there's been a number of incidents that are a stress test. no doubt to it's long term disability as people started returning to the south of the country. a number of incidents where is real open fire and groups of people killing and injuring lebanese in the south of the country as they went back to some of those areas. lebanese people say that it is their country, they can go where they want israel saying they're maintaining the terms of a cease fire. and those people were in areas where they should not have been too close to where israel still maintains positions inside lebanese territory. also in air strike on thursday, carried out by these really air force on what to describe

30 people have been killed and renewed fighting and the crown districts of pocket stones, northwest cairo park to inquire providence. it's the latest around the violence there this week. but the fighting between c a and cindy muscle groups has lost it for months. on thursday, 48 people were killed in an attack, apparently targeting, she almost looms traveling in a calm voice. the region bordering, i've gone a son has a long history of secretary and violence. come oh hi. there has more from the capital is lum about good 4 tagrid guy la shouldn't, has continued. and the good of them. uh, district uh along the on board. uh, earlier on thursday, i've gone way up to a 100. weight goes, came under ambush on the road and read several dozen paper work games, mostly civilians, including women and children, and wounding many others. now after that day, she uh drives them in a diag. every religious over night, belonging to the certainly population in which the religious world around fact the located by dogwood gulf coast such a light and rent up in flames. now the people of the area have been compla

well, the northeast for the likes of egypt, cairo is only 18 degrees celsius, should be about $25.00. there will be some improvement here this week some improvement as. 8 across morocco, as the weather starts to dry up by tuesday. so as you drive across the north of the confidence that central band of rain has shifted its weight for the south bringing some big bus to zambia and northern parts of what's one. we'll see the rain pick up across the eastern areas of south africa with sun to storms and joe, back on wednesday. the how it's reported. look at actual information on the ground. look at the way that this issue is framed and the media. how is used to justify the escalation fu escalation, anything new years that are you know, the media means that it's how it is weaponized is, is online, which has been aimed at the smartphone generation. the 1st ever female lead operational, thank you. like what they are trying to sell right now is a full blown genocide. the listening pace because the media on out is era. us the, [000:00:00;00] the you're watching, you'll just hear a reminder about

but rain is still showing itself throughout the cairo being, in fact, just off the coast of home jurors. this circulation could persist for a day or 2 when not sure if you're developing dressing, move, and move anywhere else. but certainly for the next 2 or 3 days, that's where it's going to be. and the main risk to home joyce in particular is a matter of writing. it's got to bring with it anything, maybe in excess of $800.00, going to be to suddenly hofferm beach afraid. so there's going to be floods and it's going to be land slides. i'm afraid that heavy rain that fell in columbia may not be repeated. the thunderstorms of drifting east, which i presume might be recipient of that potential. good news and nice profit, except with a particularly heavy science event. the warnings are really from power quite well with the answer. why don't you, teen, or of real world, whether it is 4 or 5 degrees above normal for the nice part the the . ringback the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the without the reminder about the top stories. now this is us, i submitted a draft spot proposal to evidence speak

she joins us today from cairo. yara who'd also a displaced. so denise joining us from quality lumper from port sedan, layla to me, the international organization for migration sedan deputy chief of mission and human morgan. alta 0 is sedan correspondent, joining us from undermined. thank you all so much for your time. thank you for being part of the stream today. how about i would like to start with you if that is okay. a you, in fact, finding mission has documented widespread sexual violence against women and children in sedan. victims recounted being attacked in their homes, beaten, lashed and threatened with death or harm to their relatives or children before being raped. often by more than one perpetrator, they were also subjected to sexual violence, well seeking shelter from attacks or fling. i mean, the story here is horrific. what have you been able to corroborate about this? now i just want to remind you that sexual violence and weight is not something that women here. it's a bad talk about freely or consciously and despite bad. now, w