earthquake in 80 years countries continue to be shaken by strong aftershocks the shock is also felt in israel jordanvani and previously crayfish cyprus georgia and armenia buildings collapsing before people's eyes. in turkey, more than 912 people have died, about 5,400 have been injured in syria, the elements have claimed 326 lives, wounded over a thousand. condolences and words of support to turkish president recep taipa erdogan to the relatives and friends of the victims were expressed by the head of the belarusian state with great pain in belarus received the sad news about the consequences of one of the most devastating earthquakes in the southeast of turkey, which led to numerous casualties, destroyed historical cultural monuments, infrastructure and condolences of the president of turkey are expressed sincere words of sympathy on behalf of the belarusian people and personally alexander lukashenko also expressed to the president of syria bashar vasad and the people of the country, the head of the belarusian state wished all the victims of the natural disaster a speedy recovery, and the restorat

covered more than ten regions of turkey and reached to a series of lebanon northern cyprus iraq israel jordanther countries. we felt the earthquake, it was very strong. my wife and i grabbed and dragged the children right out of the house. and when the buildings almost ran started to crumble. god saved us , a wooden door fell, which covered us and saved my three children, is here fucking on the head or face. my daughter has no scratch. none of the people on the other three floors survived. i was reborn. glory. god. today, after the earthquake. we started taking in a lot of sick hundreds, the number of victims at the moment is about 100 victims, about thirty we know and we have information that hundreds of people are still under the rubble in a situation too bad we need urgent help in just during the day, more than 100 repeated positive aftershocks of the house were recorded, collapsing right before our eyes, when everything seemed to be over. still shaking the house is shaking, my god is shaking again the earthquake is happening again oh lord help me. we just started to work and again the ear

covered more than ten regions of turkey and reached a series of elevans in northern cyprus, iraq, israel , jordan and other countries. we felt the earthquake. it was very strong. my wife and i grabbed and dragged the children right out of the house. and when they almost reached the building, it began to collapse. god us fell wooden door saved my three children is here. the other three floors did not survive. i was born again, thank god. today after the earthquake. we started to take a lot of sick hundreds affected at the moment their number is about 100 victims, about thirty we know and we have information that hundreds of people are still under the rubble, the situation is too bad we need urgent help in just one day there were more than 100 repeated tremors, houses collapsed right before our eyes, when everything seemed to be over. it's still shaking here the house is shaking, my god is shaking again the earthquake is happening again oh lord help me. we just started to work and again the earthquake the turkish authorities announced the highest level of alert the fourth, which implies a request f

it was felt across the region in different countries including lebanon, israel, jordan. and as you mentioned, it was so powerful that we're looking now at these major after shocks that have followed at least 30 so far reports of the strongest just in the past half hour. a 7.5 magnitude. authorities are urging people to stay away from structures as we heard from the turkish president nearly 1,000 people have been confirmed killed in turkey. thousands others injured. there is fear for so many others who are potentially trapped under the rubble. we're talking about an area, don that, stretched across southern turkey. ten provinces at least and ac across the border into northwestern syria as well. so many cities and towns devastated in both these countries. more than 1300 people confirmed killed in both turkey and syria. and this frantic rescue effort is on going right now. a race against time with only a few hours of daylight left. >> you can just see, it's obvious, the danger there. one has to wonder, how do officials even begin to get the rescue efforts under such conditi

the quakes were felt as far away as lebanon, jordan, israel, and egypt. hundreds of after shocks have colluded to hamper rescue and recovery efforts of the am looking for the wife of my brother to live my nephews are inside . my brother's wife came here last night as a guest from already on my gun. barbara hospitals are tending to thousands of injured despite power shortages. the states, crude, oil and natural gas corporation had to show not the flow of gas to the area. after quakes damaged the main pipeline on top of all that more aftershocks and bad weather are expected. the rest of the week turkey's turning to the international community for help us president joe biden says it's on the way. another country such as germany have also pledged support, but it will take time for the area to recover from the loss of life and widespread damage. of the earthquakes also caused devastation in northern parts of syria near the turkish border. news agency a f p is reporting that at least 1200 people in syria were killed and the quakes with more than 3000 injured the tremors stroke parts of the

the quakes were felt as far away as lebanon, jordan, israel, and egypt. hundreds of aftershocks if colluded to hamper rescue and recovery efforts of the i'm looking for the wife of my brother. 2 of my nephews are inside. yeah, my brother's wife came here last night as a guest from memorial belleville. hospitals are tending to thousands of injured despite power shortages. the states, crude, oil and natural gas corporation had to shut off the flow of gas to the area. after quakes, damage the main pipeline. on top of all that more aftershocks and bad weather are expected. the rest of the week turkey's turning to the international community for help you as president joe biden says it's on the way. another country, such as germany have also pledge support, but it will take time for the area to recover from the loss of life and widespread damage. dorian jones is our correspondent in if stan bowl, he told us more about the situation in turkey right now. well with night descending across the region, the rescue work because of facing of our enemy and that it's cold with temperatures paloma teen belo

s. broke had meeting was being held in jordan between israel and the palestinian authority along with egypt and jordanian officials. it concluded with their commitment to deescalate intentions by preserving the status quo alex, i'm moss compound, and both sides stopping one sided measures for several months, including israel's building of new legal settlements in the occupied west bank. but just hours later is ready, prime minister benjamin netanyahu denied the freezing of any settlement construction. 11 palestinians were killed in a major is railey rate on the city of now based on wednesday, some with fighters from the group, lyons den, and many civilians were injured. during sundays cabinet me thing is rate lead has promised to fast track a bill that will allow the courts to impose the death penalty for offenses including attacks on his radial to me. one of many expedited measures being brought in by israel's far right government. but to showing no sign of working towards a 2 state solution with the palestinians saw highlights al jazeera west, jerusalem. all my stuff about gritty is

israel and talked about reports about covid-19. this is just over 20 minutes. john: as you sue, senior officials from jordan, palestinian authority, israel and the united states met over the weekend in jordan. this was the first meeting of its kind in decades with representation from all participants. it also resulted in the first agreement of any kind in many years. the communique includes commitments from the israeli and palestinian sides to de-escalate and prevent further violence. they confirmed all previous agreements between them and to work toward a just and lasting peace. this meeting was a starting point but it was an important one. and the importance was demonstrated quite clearly by the violence we saw yesterday in the west bank and we're seeing reports today of additional violence. in yesterday's violence two israelis were murdered and israeli citizens sought to take revenge in a palestinian town, resulting in one palestinian dead and others injure. the state department spoke yesterday and we condemned the violence in all its forms we also fully agree with statements from president herzog and pr

1007 other terrorist last indians have cold, for a boy called, or the summits with israel shuttle to take place in jordan today, sunday came in. they have little faith in any progress be made. just days ago, israel conducted his deadliest rate in the west bank. in nearly 20 years. protests have fled in cities across the west bank, calling on people to reject the summits. the meeting comes in a bit to deescalate tensions between israel and palestine, including formalizing steps, the 2 sides would mates result the standoff. post indian resistance groups have slammed the washington organized, gathering. cindy paved the way for further violence against local people. wednesday's deadly raid by israeli forces, and the subsequent outcry from locals have shouted at short and peace talks with jerusalem. what a city and officials have called for international condemnation of the strike, the kill dozens of palestinians, and many more wounded. what israel says this auggie ami was targeting minutes and suspects in an apartment. the conflicts between israel and palestine is one of the world's most enjoying with at lea

the quakes were felt as far away as lebanon, jordan, israel and egypt.dreds of aftershocks have -- rescue efforts. >> i am looking for the wife of my brother. two of my nephews are inside. >> hospitals are tending to thousands of injured, despite power shortages. 's the states natural gas corporation had to shut off the flow of gas after quakes met -- damage to the main pipeline. on top of that, more aftershocks and bad weather are expected. turkiye is turning to the international community for help. u.s. president biden says it is on the way. other company -- countries, such as germany, have pledged support. it will take the area time to recover from the loss of life and widespread damage. >> for now, we go to dorian jones, standing by in istanbul. what is the situation right now in turkiye? >> with night descending, rescue workers are facing another enemy, the cold. temperatures plummeting below zero, coupled with snow and freezing rain. that poses a risk of hypothermia not only for those trapped, but for the many more others on the street whose homes

cyprus jordan israel lebanon and syria also felt strong aftershocks. in the early morning , the turkish authorities published data on the dead and injured, at first the score was on the top ten by noon. known from almost 300 victims, and just an hour later , turkish president recep taip erdogan confirmed the death of already 912 people in the list of victims of more than 5,300. surnames, according to the head of state , these figures are not final local. media reports that 1,700 houses were completely destroyed rescuers continue to dismantle the rubble, under which there may be hundreds of people. 9,000 specialists are involved in the operation. well, shocking videos of eyewitnesses began to appear on social networks. local media also reported an explosion at a gas pipeline in the province. hatay at the facility a fire broke out, and the supply of raw materials was suspended in some areas as a precautionary measure, after some time, the operator's company stated that the incident did not affect the transit of gas to other countries as a result of a nat

south central turkey that has interrupted so many people's lives but not just in turkey, in israel, in jordansplaced people are currently located. and the weather is just one of those aggravating factors that figurers into the forecast over the next several days and weeks, in fact. back to you, guys. >> karen maginnis, thank you. >> we're joined as well monitoring the images more shocking than the turkish ones in terms of the videos. >> northwest syria is in a state of catastrophe, and it was already in a state of catastrophe. this is a country that's been devastated by over a decade of war, so what resources are really left behind to have this earthquake. president bashar al assad has held an emergency meeting. he's instructed all ministers, all provinces any regions they, doctors, firefighters, they can to the affected area. again, the question is what's left? what do they have to use? over a decade of war means the infrastructure has been damaged or destroyed. hospitals and clinics, i know we're looking at images of those, those were hit in the overwhelming conflicts so you're looking at d

here we want to establish a big town of 700 families here in israel, in the jordan wiley, in this beautiful strip of land. we want to settle down if we're looking at only those things that we can see. we won't be able to see anything beyond that promise welcome to warmly at home. these rarely governments decision has sparked outrage hand control recei beyond the borders, the 1st of its kind since 2012. this decision was a response to deadly terror attacks in east jerusalem that took the wives of 11 people, 10 of them civilians, including 2 children, fears and concerns. now are that the legalization will only provoke more bloodshed, a number of european countries. and most recently, canada have old announced to legalize ation of the settler outposts. the cabinet has also approved the building of some 10000 new units in g in samaria. these railey term for the west bank palestinians are outraged. the move comes as israel carries out unprecedented demolitions in the neighborhoods of east jerusalem. thousands of buildings that israel considers illegal will be turned to ruins. the settlers have t

here we want to establish a big town of $700.00 families here in israel, in the jordan wiley, in this beautiful strip of lands we want to settle down if we're all looking at only those things that we can see. we won't be able to see anything beyond that. welcome to warmly at home. these rarely governments decision has sparked outrage hand control recei beyond the boulders, the 1st of its kind since 2012. this decision was a response to deadly terror attacks in east jerusalem that took the lives of 11 people. 10 of them civilians, including 2 children, fears and concerns. now are that the legalization will only provoke mold bloodshed, a number of european countries. and most recently, canada have old announced to legalize ation of the settler outposts. these railey answer was swift and blunt. this is just the beginning. with israel belongs to the jewish people. i am telling the americans and the europeans stop being worried. this is our goal. this is of you, 9 downs is nice, but this is definitely not enough. we want much more. the cabinet has also approved the building of some 10000 n

s. broke had meeting was being held in jordan between israel and the palestinian authority along with egypt and jordanian officials. it concluded with their commitment to deescalate intentions by preserving the status quo alex, the mos compound, and both sides stopping one sided measures for several months, including israel's building of new illegal settlements in the occupied west bank. but just hours later is ready, prime minister benjamin netanyahu denied the freezing of any settlement construction during sunday's cabinet meeting. israel lead has promised to fast track a bill that will allow the courts to impose the death penalty for offences including attacks on his radio. true one of many expedited measures being brought in by israel's far right government, but to showing no sign of working towards a 2 state solution with the palestinians. and sarah joins us now live from hawaii in the occupies westbank. fara, you arrive just a few hours ago, tell us about what you've seen and heard since you've arrived. oh, that's right. well, what you can have done if you just hear it behind me

then just a few hours later, officials from israel, the palestinian authority, jordan, egypt, and thel meeting in the southern jordanian town of akaba to have a rare summit, the sort of summit like this has not happened in more than a decade or so to try and calm the situation on the ground, especially ahead of the muslim and jewish holidays of ramadan and passover that are once again overlapping this year. there's a lot of fears that these holidays will only exacerbate the situation on the ground. now, out of that meeting, there was a joint statement that the israelis and palestinians want to work together to potentially re-engage on security cooperation. the israelis had agreed to essentially stop settlements for a few months while the palestinians would commit to not issuing any sort of actions against israel in the united nations. they also agreed to meet once again in march ahead of ramadan in egypt. but then just soon after these joint statements came out that were agreed upon by the officials there from all the different countries, we were getting statements from israeli offici

officials from israel, the palestinian authority, the u.s., jordan, and egypt took part in the meetings. but some palestinians, including members of hamas in gaza, condemned the negotiations. this is a university student from gaza. >> how should we accept such a meeting? a meeting that gives up rights and revokes the rights of resistance? amy: the talks came as more violence plagued the region. on sunday, israeli settlers ransacked and torched palestinian homes in hawara, near the occupied west bank city of nablus, killing at least one palestinian and injuring dozens of others. the brutal attack followed the fatal shooting of two israeli brothers by a palestinian gunman. this is a young palestinian girl whose home was attacked. >> we started to hear sounds from outside the house. i moved to the windows but they were shooting so i moved down to the floor. my mother moved us to a corner because there was no safe place. amy: u.n. secretary-general antÓnio guterres condemned russia's invasion of ukraine and called on nations to recommit to the universal declaration of human rights as he mad

s. broke could meeting was being held in jordan between israel and the palestinian authority along with egypt and jordanian officials. he concluded with their commitment to deescalate intentions by preserving the status quo alex on last compound and both sides stopping one sided measures for several months, including israel's building of new illegal settlements in the occupied west bank. but just hours later is ready, prime minister benjamin netanyahu denied the freezing of any settlement construction. during sunday's cabinet me thing is ray lead has promised to fast track a bill that will allow the courts to impose the death penalty for offenses, including attacks on his radio to me. one of many exploited measures being brought in by israel's far right government. that is showing no sign of working towards a 2 state solution with the palestinians, or sarah carrots is now life for us in ramallah. sarah, i want to start with what happened in who are last night because looking at the pictures from there this morning, it looks like a city this just been destroyed. tell us exactly what happ

now palestinian officials have flown to jordan to attend the security summit with israel organized by the us. egyptian and jordanian officials are all severe. the meeting on sunday is an attempt to de escalate growing tensions. and we established palestinian security control in nablus and jeanene to cities where fighters are operating, blemishes, leather for a city, emory. the americans don't want a full blown escalation that would destabilize the region at a time via the rest of the world. are busy with ukraine and its ramifications with the worst that could happen is we implement their plan to push the p. i. security to take over from these reli occupational that would lead to civil war. the 5th palestine depends on international 8 and a large sum of the money it gets goes to the security forces. most graduates from this military academy and up joining the ranks of palestinian authority security forces. even though it has fluctuated support for the security establishment hasn't stopped. critic say, such heavy international investment in the security forces. this empowers palestinian

s. broke could meeting was being held in jordan between israel and the palestinian authority along with egypt and jordanian officials. it concluded with their commitment to deescalate intentions by preserving the status quo alex, almost compound, and both sides stopping one sided measures for several months, including israel's building of new illegal settlements in the occupied west bank. but just hours later, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu denied the freezing of any settlement construction. 11 palestinians were killed in a major israeli raid on the city of now based on wednesday, somewhat fighters from the group lie den, and many civilians were injured. bringing the total number of palestinians killed in the occupied west bank of $65.00 just this year alone. during sunday's cabinet meeting is ready to lead is promised a fast track of bills that will allow the courts impose the death penalty for offences including attacks on his radio, which one of many expedited measures being brought in by israel's far right government with showing no sign of working toward the 2 state solu

they also felt new tremors echoes reached jordan cyprus israel greece or ivan and egypt in the americanion and a strong fire at a metallurgical plant killed at least 13 people a cloud of smoke covered the territory. within a radius of 25 km. the fire spread quickly, flared up and parked his factory car. judging by the footage from the air, part of the buildings burned out completely in the same agai, seventy kilometers from the place of emergency, is now struggling with the consequences of an environmental disaster. after a train crash with toxic chemicals in early february, a journalist who was among the first to try to cover the topic was arrested by emergency services. they came up with a way out to set fire to the contents of the tanks. as a result, the air hit the brain. it is the highest toxic gas in years. during the first world war , it was used as a chemical weapon , while the american chernobyl as the incident was called, it received wide publicity, with the inhabitants never sounding the alarm for the authorities. countries, judging by the reaction of environmental disasters,

believe that it is not possible for hazrat to the state of explosion and edge the west of the jordan river wanted israel to control the houses of the world and in the organizational cradle of the israeli army from the israeli army itself by the units purchased from the american operation south of nablus by holding a meeting in the rear , by resuming security cooperation between the zionist regime and the self-governing organizations, in fact, to prevent the revenge of the palestinians. from the attack of the zionist army, according to the coin, it left 11 martyrs and more than 100 wounded . how do you evaluate the importance of the armed forces in the south of nablus today ? this meeting was held with the aim of controlling the resistance in the west bank with the help of traitors such as the palestinian authority, but i believe that due to the fact that mr. mahmoud abbas and yasser arafat have decided something and day by day more countries and also the palestinian authority are on the resistance. palestine has no effect and people, thank you very much for your explanations, mr. tagwenia, an expert on

a violence took place well talk to being held in jordan between israel and the palestinian authority, which both sides agreed to com. tensions. so high right is reporting on this from west jerusalem. a statement was released from this meeting where they said they of agreed to de escalate tensions. they also agreed to maintain the status quo. oxer must compound over the ramadan will be coming up very soon and narrow concerns that things could escalate within that area. but since that statement, husband release, and just in the last hour, these rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu sweets and saying that settlements won't be frozen, which seems to be contradicting to the statement that was released from that meeting that just happened in jordan a few hours ago. and all the headlines at least $59.00 migraines have died in a ship rack off the coast of southern italy. that includes 12 children. officials say the ship travelled from it to italy, from the tucker city of is mer those on board trying to reach europe through the mediterranean. well, the a t survivors have been rescued in ger

i met with israel scheduled to take place in jordan later today. claiming they have little faith and any progress be made. just days ago, israel conducted its deadliest raid in the west bank and nearly 20 years. protest that flared in cities across the west bank, calling on people to reject the summit. the meeting comes in a bid to de escalate tensions between israel and palestine, including formalizing steps to take the 2 sides would take to resolve their sand. off palestinian resistance groups have slammed the washington organized gallery, saying it paved the way for further violence against locals. wednesday's deadly raid by israeli forces and the subsequent outcry from locals have shattered trust in peace. thoughts with jerusalem. palestinian officials have called for international condemnation of the strike that killed dozens of palestinians and left many more wounded. while israel says its army target it militant suspects, hiding out in an apartment. the conflict between israel and palestine is one of the world's most enduring conflicts with at least $170.00 palestinians killed

this is lebanon jordan israel palestine the majority of those who died in syria in local social networksa video is being distributed about rescuing a baby from the womb, dying under the rubble of the mother seismologists. this earthquake has already been called the strongest in the last 80 years. information about the dead and injured as a result of the earthquake is updated every minute to look for survivors under the rubble, most likely the rescuers will have to end the national mourning, which in turkey will last until february 12 diana kovandovalentin lyubimov nadezhda zybkina with malyshev and alexander tutarinov ntv from the saratov region , law enforcement officers, investigators, courts, representatives of health care and education are a very versatile person, he managed to work hard both in kindergarten and at school. there he taught physics, and he also demonstrated a diploma of a paramedic, however, such employees were dissatisfied. i decided to delve into all the manuals from his last place of work to study the biography and there are so many episodes that i can’t describe it

s. broke hood meeting was being held in jordan between israel and the palestinian authority along with egypt and jordanian officials. he concluded with their commitment to deescalate intentions by preserving the status quo alex, almost compound, and both sides stopping one sided measures for several months, including israel's building of new illegal settlements in the occupied west bank. but just hours later, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu denied the freezing of any settlement construction. during sunday's cabinet meeting is re leaders promised to fast track a bill that will allow the courts impose the death penalty for offenses, including attacks on his radio to me. one of many exploited measures being brought in by israel's far right government. it is showing no sign of working towards the 2 state solution with the palestinians so high that al jazeera west jerusalem were myself a bogu t, as the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative. he says, israeli settlers are behaving like armed gangs and i had the backing of these really government no. the whole town

s. broker that meeting in jordan between israel and the palestinian authority. what's been the political response so far? absolutely will, all of this was unfolding as the israelis were meeting with palestinian authority as well as egyptian andrew davy intelligence. and this whole meeting was mediated by the us to try and reduce those tensions. now the irony is, is that you had that was burning homes, of course palestinian. also this all started when a palestinian shot to israeli settlers in hawaii. now the situation though is that these meetings are happening, but not much is coming or concluding out of what was decided and the statement was released was that there will be a freeze on settlement expansion, pay and occupied, occupied westbank. but then from miss benjamin netanyahu said that that's absolutely not true, they won't be a freeze. and expanding the settlements this new right wing ultra nationalist government that's on the nation of people, including ministers. you have the minister of national security. it's a mob been given as well as the minister of

jordan and the authorities of the palestinian authority and israel held a ceremony marking the resumption of security cooperation between the palestinian authority and israel . zionist soldiers have been killed in the occupied west bank, sitting back gives the occupying regime the necessary green light to kill more. immediately after the trip of the arab inter-parliamentary union delegation to syria, how did the egyptian foreign minister travel to damascus and deliver the message of president abdel fattah al-sisi ? the president of egypt met bashar assad and talked with him. i will discuss this with dr. ferdowsipour , an expert on west asian issues. hello dear viewers. i am polite and respectful to you, mr. doctor. from 12 years of age in your opinion, what factors have been effective in carrying out this trip at this point in time? dear sir, there are 5 important points that we must mention . that around the occupied territories of most of the countries in the peripheral area, the zionist regime entered maeda and this situation was secured in the arab islamic area, but the only stable co

the earthquake was so strong, it was felt in neighboring counties like lebanon, egypt, jordan, and israel phillip, frances >> those images gut wrenching to see. can't imagine it in person claudio, thank you for the update >>> breaking developments on the chinese surveillance balloon shot down by the u.s. military on saturday. video from sunday obtained by the associated press appears to show members of the u.s. navy bringing the remains of the balloon to shore in north myrtle beach, south carolina. nbc news' brie jackson joins us now with more from washington, d.c. good morning what's the latest here >> well, good morning, phillip as we know, the chinese surveillance balloon was first spotted over montana on thursday, and was finally shot down by a fighter jet near south carolina on saturday afternoon the incident has only increased tensions between the u.s. and china during an already fraught period for the two superpowers china had harsh words for the biden administration following the shooting of the balloon. their defense ministry on sunday called the actions taken by the u.s. a clear

jackson stepped up earlier on sunday officials from israel and the palestinian authority held talks and jordan and agree to deescalate tensions. at least $59.00 migrants have died in a shipwreck off the coast of southern italy. they include 12 children. officials say the boat travelled to italy from to kia those on board were trying to reach europe through the mediterranean. more than 80 migrants have been rescued in nigeria balance have been counted after saturday as presidential and parliamentary elections the tightest then decades. some areas in one province extended voting through sunday, after delays amid address has more. oh, right behind me is the headquarters of the electoral commission here in lagos. and after more than 24 hours of delay, since the close of balls, people are beginning to get results for local governments of so why been announced here? and then the process will continue throughout the night and probably into to morrow morning. what is concluded here will then be transferred to our buddha, and that's the process for all the 30 sixties and the federal capital territory.

shallow depth of up to 20 km the night before three words in egypt and crayfish in cyprus in israel and jordan. they say that the reason for all this is the acceleration that occurred after the first earthquake on the sixth of february. his victims were reminded of 47.000. man formed a huge tectonic crack in the risk zone the entire region in the eastern mediterranean. that's all for now, good morning colleagues. good morning everybody. who has just joined us today, february 21 , anastasia orlova and timur solovyov are with you. and by the way, today is mother tongue day. this is very important. yes, in our country there are more than 270 languages ​​and languages, and all of them are our priceless wealth, but the very first word that a person utters in his life is mother. the main word in the udmurt language is she, who is lilia and she has many children, but children often call her mother in russian more familiar. although the udmurt version came from neighbors. this is a turkic borrowing. but this word passed down from generation to generation and we already believe that this is our native

hours the earthquake was so strong it was felt in neighboring countries like lebanon, egypt, jordan and israel. back to you. >> claudio, thank you. >>> new video is expected to be released today by police in huntington park, california, that could provide new details about what led to the fatal shooting of a double amputee protesters have been demanding answers and accountability dana griffin has more and a viewing some viewers may find footage in the report disturbing. >> reporter: outrage in los angeles county as the city of huntington park awaits the release of new surveillance video showing the deadly police shooting of 36-year-old anthony lowe jr. into we have to find a way to hold the police, the sheriff's department accountable. >> reporter: the wheelchair-bound double amputee was shot roughly ten times by huntington park police during this encounter on january 26 captured in this grainy cellphone video. it shows lowe attempting to flee from officers while holding what appears to be a large knife. another angle shows officers approaching with their guns drawn, one flincher before they s

now officials through israel, the palestinian authority, the u. s. jordan and egypt are due to attend a meeting on sunday due to discuss ways of de escalating the recent tensions in new york on the west bank. any part of sydney and say the global community wants to maintain israel's military occupation. that abraham reports it's hard to miss growing palestinian support for i'm bruce veney. this example was seen thousands demonstrated across the occupied west bank at midnight. responding to a call by the line them on the 11 palestinians were killed in an israeli on the city of napa. on wednesday, somewhere fighters from the group. now palestinian officials have flown to jordan to attend the security summits with israel organized by the us, egyptian and ordeal. officials are also there. the meeting on sunday is an attempt to de escalate, growing tensions, and re establish palestinian security control in nablus. and janine 2 cities where fighters are operating in order for the ac. emily, the americans don't want a full blown escalation that would be stabilize