there are reports that at least three hospitals have been hit with the help of the russian air force on the rainy and back groups syria's president is pursuing the last major pockets of territory held by his opponents in western syria. the offensive intensified after fighters from one rebel group shot down a russian aircraft on saturday now the syrian army says it's deployed add offenses and anti aircraft missiles to its front lines in aleppo and to cover northern airspace i had there from the us four hundred or russian and they are controlled by the russian intelligence of the syrian regime so this is russia we need to understand there is an direct confrontation between the u.s. and russia it's dangerous because at the same time turkey is trying to force its presence in the area northwestern syria is where turkey is carrying out an operation to push kurdish forces out of afrin it's using syrian airspace and it's got russia's agreement to do so but at the same time the syrian government has threatened to shoot down turkish jets turkey also wants to wipe e.g. out of another northern s

more than two hundred others it happened in the port city of while then very far far to say at least five people remain trapped inside a hotel on the brink of collapse one hundred and forty five people remain unaccounted for. has the latest. working against the clock to search for survivors. rescuers are using cranes to get to those trapped in what's left of while ins marshall hotel when the earthquake struck just before midnight local time the ground floor katie dean leaving the entire building slanting on its site. one of them says. there are two people left inside one is my older brother and another is a colleague who is in the rescue is a tried to dig further down to look for my brother that's the situation for now. taiwan's president trying one arriving fly in on wednesday morning to say when they hit that kind of assume that they're building steel frames the prop up the collapsed building this will ensure rescuers received when they get in we are racing against time and now is the crucial time. i once fire agency reports that five more buildings including a hospital were also d

no rain in the forecast for at least the next 7 to 10 days. ( darya ) a big story this morning. a high school soccer coach is arrested and charged with molesting a child. ( james ) and we've found out he worked in átwo bay area school districts. kron 4's will tran joins us live from san jose. will... ( will )marcial gonzalez no longer works here as the school district has relieved him of his dutiesauthorities say the alleged victim does not go here.but they are shocked by the charges.morgan hill police arrested gonzalez on wednesday night.police say he met the victim while working part time as a soccer coach at several schools in santa clara county.they say because of his job.. he was around many other minors and they would not be surprised if other victims come forward. ( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) another big story this morning... a man is arrested for impersonating a milipitas officer and sexually assaulting a woman. it happened january 16th on south main street... at the baymont inn

taiwan it was a magnitude six point four quake it hit the eastern part of the island we understand at least four people have died more than two hundred people are reported to have been injured and this is the scene live it's in the port city of and that's where rescue crews say at least five people remain trapped inside this hotel this atoll which as you can see is at such a precarious angle that it's only the brink of collapse but one hundred forty five people are unaccounted for let's have this report now from the silver. working against the clock to search for survivors. rescuers are using cranes to get to those trapped in what's left of qualities marshall hotel when the earthquake struck just before midnight local time the ground floor katie dean leaving the entire building slanting on its site you go because of the politics and . there are two people left inside one is my older brother and another is a colleague who's on the rescue was a trying to dig further down to look for my brother who's you know that's the situation for now. taiwan's president sign one arriving quali in on wednes

right let's start with that magnitude six point four earthquake that has hit eastern taiwan at least four people have died more than two hundred others have been injured now this is the scene live from the pulled city of quality and that's where firefighters say at least five people at. trapped inside of this building which as you can see is at a dangerously precarious angle about one hundred forty five people overall remain unaccounted for report comes from the silver. working against the clock to search for survivors. rescuers are using cranes to get to those trapped in what's left of while ins marshall hotel when the earthquake struck just before midnight local time the ground floor katie dean leaving the entire building slanting on its site. you go. on to this is. there are two people left inside one is my older brother and another is colleagues the rescue is a trying to dig further down to look for my brother that's the situation for now. taiwan's president sign one arriving quali in on wednesday morning to say when they hear that and others in that their building still frames t

these are the images that observers claim proof of a chlorine gas attack that is killed at least one child in france still in diapers or among more than a dozen people being treated doctors say their skin and clothes a heavy with the odor of chlorine monitors say a syrian regime warplane dropped bombs carrying the toxic gas on a village in eastern guta on sunday. a cease fire is yet to come into effect despite a resolution passed by the united nations security council on saturday the wounded continue to feel of the district's over run hospitals. there's been no calm whatsoever there hasn't been time to catch our breath the blood is flowing in the hospitals are overflowing with patients and there are no places to evacuate them. but syria's ally russia denies the assad regime is behind the chemical attack foreign minister sergei lavrov says the reports are an attempt by rebels to provoke fresh fighters but. their only goal is to be smirched and to demonize the government forces to accuse them of all possible deadly sins and military crimes in order to continue actions in the eastern re

but at least one man here seem to get the message. that men have to understand that they've done wrong for a long time and now they have to do rights and not take attitudes that compromise women's integrity. organizers hope that revelers at this year's carnival will indeed get the message while still having fun. all right thanks.

no rain in the forecast for at least the next 7 to 10 days.t spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) in the east bay there are still concerns about the air quality after a fire at a scrap metal yard in richmond. we told you about this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. kron 4's terisa estaco explains what is being done to make sure the air is safe to breathe. sottom butt, richmond mayor. tom butt, sot tom butt, richmond mayor. that is going to happen, there is going to be a full review of the permit process of this company. richmond mayor tom butt - very alarmed about this fire in richmond tuesday night. you can see for yourself just how dense - and dangerous the toxic smoke from this fire at sottom butt, richmond mayor. that is going to happen, there is going to be a full review of the permit process of this company. richmond mayor tom butt - very alarmed about this fire in richmond tuesda

medications for food to combat the malnutrition among children cholera diphtheria can unicef only least ships this mall is not supposed to be enough for twenty seven million people. a day does harbor is the largest and therefore the most important port in the hoof the rebel held area it's under constant attack by the saudi led coalition but a shrug says the bombardments of civilian homes nearby is a worse crime than. again this is a district as close to military base says the airport is nearby that's why it is continually bombed including the university's medical. drives to a village south of hood a down the war is also hitting people in the countryside hard the few deliveries that do arrive really make it out of the city that's why the doctor makes these trips. the town of adam now is near the coast to fishermen who live here are very poor i shrug my heart i'm his able to help them because of her relatively good income when she arrives she can see how rightful the people are she's almost their only contacts to the outside world the war's effects are highly visible here. the children ar

at least a hundred eighty two people killed since monday most of them civilians as syrian and russian planes pound rebel held areas of eastern and. northern taylor this is al jazeera live from london also coming up dangerous but delicate work the rush to rescue survivors after taiwan earthquake buildings teaching towards collapse. one man sentenced to death and thirty others jailed for lynching a student in pakistan we speak to the victim's family about their quest for justice . and living under a cloud we meet the people in one bulgarian town who say they're being poisoned by pollution. or the death toll has been climbing by the hour in syria since monday asked by president assad's forces and his allies russia have killed at least one hundred eighty two people in eastern guta and province any of them were civilians and the majority died in eastern goto on the edge of damascus both areas are supposed to be deescalation zones but syria and russia have ramped up their air attacks since a russian plane was shot down on saturday and i had a report from beirut in neighboring lebanon. civil

agreement for syria at least five hundred people killed in. just seven days. and welcome to live from our headquarters in doha with me purana also ahead for attacks across targets and diplomatic area. nigeria's president describes the schoolgirl's as a national disaster while sending more troops to find them and fascists and elsewhere. parties think a break for an election. have expressed extreme frustration as the u.n. security council delayed a vote on a resolution which demands a ceasefire across syria well that is now expected later on saturday russia has raised several objections which the other security council met. as a trying to work through one of them is timing russia says and mediate cease fire is unrealistic well the draft resolution calls for a thirty day truce which would allow a deliveries and medical evacuations of people who are critically ill and wounded while diplomats are focused on the rebel on klav of eastern ghouta near damascus which is being pounded by syrian and russian forces at least five hundred civilians have died there in just on

at least seventy people injured in the crash of being treated in hospital. yet so there was a train collision and a near charleston highway and pine ridge drive between a freight train and a passenger train when we arrived on scene. we began assisting passengers off of that train at this time there are no passengers on the train it's very important point that out. there were about seventy passengers that were transported to local area hospitals for various injuries there were two faith tallies according to the lexeme county sheriff and county coroner's office that has been confirmed we'll get a weather update thanks to zero then. three opposition groups in syria say they shot down a russian plane. and the man with a gold tom brady's name the n.f.l.'s most valuable player for the third time as he aims for a sixth super bowl title. hello there is still rather cold for many of us in the southeastern parts of china the temperatures we're trying to recover i think we'll get up to around five in shanghai on monday but then the winds pick up a little bit once more

them it follows a suspected chlorine gas attack in duma near damascus on thursday which injured at least three people has more from the state department. the civil war in syria has not been at the top of the news agenda here in washington for at least several weeks but on thursday the trumpet ministration made known a couple of serious concerns about the conduct of the war on the part of the government of president bashar al assad first reporters were told in a briefing off camera that they do believe that the syrian government still has a chemical weapons arsenal and did not come clean about the extent of their chemical weapons holdings back during the obama administration when they gave up their weapons in order to not face any sort of u.s. military action for targeting people with chemical weapons during the syrian civil war then here at the state department new allegations about the use of a weapon that technically isn't a weapon but still has very dangerous effects when used against people we are watching very carefully and the united states is an extremely concerned about yet anoth

one twenty people at least injured what developments are we hearing. well a shooting incident is still under way at a high school about fifty kilometers north of miami multiple injuries have been reported and some reports have been saying that fourteen victims have been confirmed but ambulances police cars and armored vehicles are still at the scene but according to police the suspected. shooter has been detained and is now in custody however the scene is still active now one student posted photos from his classroom where he and his fellow students were hiding behind desks but the school is still under code red lockdown florida governor rick scott he said that he had been in touch with local officials about the incident and president trump actually offered his condolences and prayers via twitter but like like i said before we don't really have that many details as yet so we'll continue to provide you with the latest developments yeah these are ok severe thank you for that we're just looking at pictures of the school as you're talking there it seems tha

lost most of its leverage on the ankara that's my impression at least the e.u. is not considered a critical of a credible voice anymore by prison aragon and his ruling a k posse and offer all membership talks everything is on hold right now between turkey and the e.u. but that doesn't mean there is nothing turkey wants from the u. they want to reserve re travel they want economic cooperation especially in upgrading of the customs union they want security and migration cooperation so the use still has sticks and carrots are after the car has to come up with our i'm the only odd strategy or reporting a firm thank you very much. and thank you for spending a part of your day with us we'll be back at the top of the hour. in good shape. and gods are disinfecting. good times you can prevent syrians to be. excessive hygiene will cause problems. margin is important in everyday life but don't overdo it. down life's really beat. good shape next on. quadriga international talk show for journal. discuss the topic of the week after germany's longest political deadlock in post

. >> meantime let's turn to poul pounded with deep wind rain being blamed for at least four deaths. >> national wea tornado reported across four stayed. in clarkneee one of the hardest hit areas. >> oh, my the central and southern us, the suspected rv's, and shredded roofs. >> we just turned around gone. >> in mississippi county arkansas, possible tornado tore through the destroying nearly two dozen roofs. >> we got in the closet and it was cents like >> newlywed heather and her husband say a barn flew over their house in robertson county tennessee as suspected tornado plowed their their property. >> lucky to be alive. everything can be replaced. >> the sheriff here in clarksville tennessee says eight homes were destroyed and dozens more damaged. as two tornados hit this area. >> that house is flatten. but among the wreckage hope. rescuers worked quickly to remove debris because they saw a dog trapped underneath. >> it looks like they've got the dog out. >> just across the tennessee border in logan county kentucky, 79 year old dallas combs died. when her home collapsed on top of her d

the deputy was dragged for at least 15 feet. the driver then tried hitting the deputy again... before taking off. the deputy did shoot at the s-u-v as it was driving away. one man who lives nearby heard the commotion. <"i heard for what sounded like firecrackers loud ones. i got my clothes on and went outside looked on the block and i saw the motorcycle cop on the ground the bike not him.">( james ) the s-u-v was found abandoned. authorities say there is no evidence that the driver was seriously injured. the deputy suffered only minor injuries. ( darya ) a san francisco police officer is hurt -- while trying to stop burglars from breaking into a tourists' car. it happened at hayes and pierce streets... that's near the 'painted ladies' and alamo square. that is where police say they saw two people trying to break into a car. as officers approached them... one of them took off in another car car and hit one of the officers... before crashing into another car. that person was arrested. the officer is expected to be okay. ( darya ) we now know the name of the officer who was hit by

at least there was a common good.he purpose of the book is to igninite a discucussion about whether we can reestablish a sense of common good in america. juan: when you say there has been a common n good, talk about that historically in terms of the how the concept developed. >> in the constitution, he says "we the people" are establishing a government and one of the domesticis for our own well-being. the declaration of independence and our founding documents. in the gettysburg address. i mean, go through everything over the last 200 years that has talked about who "we" means. it means, equal political rights. and that has been a goal. it is not been effectuated. we have sought it. i don't want to romanticize the past which we certainly have not had, but for much of our history, we have at least been seeking it, the same with equal opportunity, the same with the rule of law and no person is above the law. and you go down the list. these areemphasize aspirations, these are ideals that kept us together again and again.

the headlines: at least 17 people have been killed and at least 20 people were injured after a shooteris now in custody and has been identified as a former student. south africa's embattled president jacob zuma, says he will resign effective immediately. it follows days of defying orders from the country's ruling anc party to leave office. the democratic unionist party says there's no prospect of a deal to restore northern ireland's devolved government despite the intensive negotiations of recent days. the dup leader arlene foster said that one of the main stumbling blocks was sinn fein's desire for an irish language act. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page has the latest from stormont. a breakthrough seemed likely when theresa may visited northern ireland on monday. she and the irish prime minister said they were hopeful of a deal between the parties at stormont. now, the prospect of renewed power—sharing is disappearing. unionists have accused republicans of asking for too much. we have, as i've said before, run out of road in respect of this process. we're not going to be able to g

nevertheless wanted to invite some russian at least they believe they were eligible to compete and this is. a special procedure because the created a special commission for that i don't remember the exact name but they had two commissions i think to evaluate the status of these athletes and they determined i think with seventeen criteria which i should be eligible to compete in picture and so the cast by the here reviewed these criteria and said they were fair and there was no discrimination against any of these athletes but i understand the reaction of these athletes who have not been selected and of the public because it's not very obvious for them to see the difference but please let me get this straight you have named two cases as you're calling them the saudi case and the chang case you're saying that there are absolutely no contradictions between the two decisions yes. the invitation case if i can say that is not on the related to these fifteen athletes there were many other athletes with being turned down because they were denied access to the games they have but not been involve

in taiwan a six point four magnitude earthquake has hit the east coast of the island killing at least two people and injuring more than a hundred others the quake has brought down the hotel and at least three other buildings the united states geological survey says it struck near the north eastern port city of wiley and several people off thought to be trapped inside the hotel it's the latest in a string of quakes that have hit the region in recent days well george flying is a taiwanese journalist based in taipei she spoke to us about the impact of the earthquake. the earth's core a magnitude six point zero has struck the eastern part of taiwan of folly c.t. and according to the latest confirmation from the national far agency under the ministry of interior that a total of four buildings have collapsed one of which is a hotel and in downtown c.t. downtown. holly and and up to twenty nine people how was strapped trapped inside a hotel by a local rescue worker have tried to get them out and so far it's hard to confirm those so for local media saying that a total of three people are stil

haven't been explained their wrongdoings by the out but did the international olympic committee at least provide cas with proof of their guilt is difficult for me to go into details because this case we only have the decisions without the reasons so we know the result we know the media release that i have pronounced but we don't know the full reasons for each of these thirty nine cases so the only thing i can imagine as a lawyer is that there were some evidence brought by the i.o.c. which shows some suspicion about some wrongdoings in this situation for some i'm sorry but i thought that was the job of cas to determine whether that suspicion is enough or that kind of bad or if there's evidence to determine if the evidence is enough wasn't this what was being decided in this room. for being too legalistic but this is exactly the notion of comfortable such as faction which is the criteria to sublease whether there's enough evidence or not enough evidence constable satisfaction means that you can have a certain number of evidence which may be sufficient or not sufficient if the panel deems c

at least 18 people are dead and 60 injured as a double—decker bus overturns in hong kong. the next hour... the foreign secretary visits bangladesh to meet rohingya refugees. nearly 700,000 people have been forced to leave their homes, after a military crackdown in myanmar. a warning about a new scam involving the apple itunes service. tax authorities say elderly and vulnerable people are becoming victims. and at 6:30pm, sportsday will have a roundup of all the action on day two of the winter 0lympics. good evening. good evening and welcome to bbc news. haiti's ambassador to the uk, has told the bbc he believes 0xfam did try to "cover—up" details of the use of prostitutes by some of its aid workers in the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake. 0xfam's chief executive said the charity could have been more open about its investigation, but insisted there was no cover up. downing street says the government is reviewing its relationship with the charity. angus crawford has the details. it was an earthquake that devastated haiti, killing more than 200,000 people, affecting millions m

or let's go live now to semi or at least we were hoping to until that moment ologies for that we will try and fix that for you and get back to a little bit later in the meantime we'll move on u.s. defense secretary says that kurdish fighters in syria may be moving to the town of afrin to help fellow kurds fight turkish soldiers turkey launched an operation there last month to push kurdish groups out of its border region with syria mattis believes around half of the fighters from the u.s. backed syrian defense forces may have gone to africa u.s. support for the syria defense forces has strained relations with turkey. at least six civilians including two children have been killed in syrian government airstrikes near the capital damascus those raids targeted the rebel held eastern huta area it falls within the so-called deescalation zone brokered by turkey russia and iran syria syria government and russian air strikes have killed more than two hundred forty people in rebel held areas in the past week jamila share is live in the turkish city of gaziantep near the border with syria so jim

for an end to the targeting of civilians in a rebel held on clay near syria's capital damascus at least eighty five people have died during and tense syrian government and russian bombing of eastern ghouta which has been under siege since truth. thirteen reports from beirut and neighboring lebanon. rockets missiles air strikes activists fear the renewed bombardment on the besieged opposition area of eastern could be the beginning of a large scale military operation. it seems russian broke at the go to bring about. they have so far failed a week of relative calm yet again civilians were the victims since the end of december a stepped up military campaign killed more than four hundred people at least one hundred of them were children the fear now is that the numbers will only rise if a wide scale attack begins. the syrian government and its allies are sending military reinforcements to the edges of the rebel enclave just outside the capital damascus pro-government media are promising victory and what they say will be a decisive battle it will be the first time they will try to storm. past

at least the next leg was far easier for those watching to stomach and the olympic village there was an unexpected visitors russian athletes who had been banned from the games by the i.o.c. were presenting their case to the court of arbitration for sport in the hope of having the decision overturned at the last minute the hearing concluded we presented the arguments and the fifteen athletes were cleared last week by the two guys and also on thirty two i do have kids were not invited by. a final decision is expected early on friday with only hours to spare before the games open but the i.o.c. on the only ones with a close eye on the court's decision regarding the russian athletes the world anti-doping agency is also in south korea for the games president craig reedie made his views clear. but from my point of view much wider operates entirely. to cross change that. and to try to clean the compliance and the improvement of the russian and you don't think agency. organizers are hoping the legal wranglings and other issues surrounding the games will fade into the background once the acti

at least one person has died.are hearing from one florida senator, there may be, i'm quoting him now, many deaths. the shooter, looks like he may have been apprehended. some reports are saying he is still at large the we saw video moments ago what looked to be a student being put in handcuffs and led away by police. at least 20 people have been injured. the president just responding on twitter to everything that is going on in florida. meanwhile a crazy day for the markets. they

if you think sophia is the least trustworthy person, cebu now. okay so the robot is more trustworthy than the president of the united states. now you can clap. i would like you to clap for the companies you think are the most trustworthy. if you think google is the most trustworthy company on this slide, clap now. facebook. who thanks facebook is the most trustworthy company. no one. amazon? so i think amazon and google, maybe amazon was slightly ahead, it's actually a rubbish exercise. i me too do it because i thought one of you might say to me trust them to do what. this is a really important point and it's something that i find very hard when i open up the newspaper or i listen to the media. the way we talk about trusted in these very general terms. it's actually very dangerous. we can trust that president trump will tweet something ridiculous at 3:00 a.m., but we don't trust him to negotiate with north korea. we can trust that harvey weinstein can make great movies but we don't trust his behavior around women. and amazon is really interesting

it's only here. >>> we've got ourselves a baseball game or at least an exhibition at least the philliesd off their slate of spring training games today taking on the university of tampa. jar rad eikoff stand started on the mound for the phillies gets him looking for the strike out. he had 2ks. now to the fourth danny ortiz up to bat. this goes right down the right field line. to will score on his rbi single phillies get the win six to nothing. >> usa! usa! the u.s. women's national team won gold last night in shoot out thriller against canada. team usa last won gold back in 1998 much since again it's been all canada this is the third straight games the u.s. have been in the gold medal game and finally they get the win. >>> the flyers are in action tonight. they're hosting the columbus blue jacks at the wells fargo center puck drops at 7:00. and we've got nba basketball back tonight sixers are in chicago for their first game out of the all star break. as they head into the last stretch of the season, brett brown says it's a fistfight and the sixers can't be conservative resting players n

it is incumbent on any law enforcement officer applying to a court for a warrant to provide at least some information about the source of the information, about the identity of the informant or at least is reliability. whereare so many cases the police go to a court and get a warrant based on information from a clearly biased informant and the reason for that is not because something sketchy has happened. the reason is because there is toally some independent way corroborate the informants information or usually additional evidence that all goes towards this probable cause showing. in that regard and i think it is telling you are not hearing anything from devin nunes, trey gowdy or other republicans in about the probable cause standard and whether we ought to revisit the circumstances in which the fisa court is able to determine probable cause. instead it is about this one fisa war and we haven't seen and one application that has been withheld from the public. this doesn't really feel so much like a full throated debate about bias and transparency in the court. host: we are democrats

at least 14 victims treated for injuries. an hour later, at 3:00 p.m., that shooter still at large with possible description. >> while male, burgundy shirt, wearing a black hat and either long black pants or shorts. he mixed in with a group of students that were running westbound. >> reporter: firefighters consoling school staff members as the shock begins to set in. some parents reunited with the children, who managed to get out safely. others frantically searching for those still trapped inside. >> we can't get to her. we can't get ahold of her. >> and you called and you texted and nothing has come back? >> no. her girlfriend got shot, we heard. >> reporter: one student recalling a horrifying scene inside, seeing her teacher shot. >> we saw his body, for, like, 30 minutes, we were just, like, praying and crying and -- and then the police came and we just got out. >> reporter: just before 4:00 p.m., the 18-year-old gunman taken into custody without incident. the toll of this carnage now becoming clear. >> there are fatalitie

at least about who is who in russian politics and in russian business you know well if you take a look at the report it's what the designation criteria is and to your point you're correct in that some of the criteria is related to senior political officials in russia and some is just based on net worth and therefore you could have that latter group of people not have any ties to the russian government whatsoever and still find themselves in the report but then one should ask what's the point of compiling this report in the first place and i don't know if you would agree with me but that i. there is a certain degree of i think charlie and even read to kill police targeting not so much russia but the congress do you think the way this report has been compiled ease it in keeping is it in compliance with the congress requirements i think they did their best to comply i think they actually added more information than i even expected them to add. to your point though this design of this report was to be a name and shame list in the effects of the practical effect of it is that people busines

is shooting in a florida high school leaves at least fourteen injured with reports of several people killed. saudis have taken the suspect into custody the attacker is reported to be an eighteen year old former high school student. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our international and we start with breaking news this hour coming from the u.s. where a shooting has taken place at a high school in south florida there are at least fourteen total victims of the attack according to local officials and several fatalities and unverified video has emerged online appearing to show the moment of the shooting at the high school now we cannot independently verify its authenticity but before we show it we must warn you you might find the video upsetting. obviously some very disturbing and upsetting images there for more on this i'm joined live by our t's. what more do we know about this incident so far. well the shooting took place at a high school about fifty kilometers north of miami florida and it's called marjory stoneman douglas high ambulances police cars and even armore

fighting is in effect for a second day the first attempt on tuesday failed to stop the onslaught with at least thirteen killed in fighting love rove says russia and its syrian allies have established humanitarian. it was for people to flee but gribble shelling is blocking the path out the u.n. says the chief says five hour window is too short to evacuate people send in a to some a binge of aid is in the take he should have gazan top near the syrian border and i'm wondering what you're hearing about today if people are moving out if they're being most successful in getting aid in. we've been speaking to people on the ground jane in eastern guta and they've been telling us that there is some rest bite people have been able to come out of these shelters to try and gather as much as they can in this five hour window from nine am to two pm in the in the morning they're also telling us about how difficult it is to get things in eastern water now because of this eleven days of relentless bombardment one activist just told us that the price of bread has gone up by a hundred times it's a hundred times

maria before i come to that is in the last couple of minutes we've just received at least one fighting group on the ground the. core of the free syrian army says they will affirm their full and serious commitment to the cease fire and they will reserve the legitimate right to self-defense and will respond to any aggression calling on the influential countries to push pressure the russian and the syrian side to implement the full terms of this agreement so already we're beginning to hear some reaction on the ground in after this united nations security council agreement coming back to the question of how will aid agencies respond i spoke to one united nations source who told me that we have always been ready people stand on their rooftops inside who can see the warehouses where the united nations stores food and it's been frustrating for them not to be able to provide this but aid workers on the ground in hooters saying that this is just the first step they have to see how the syrian government how seriously it implements the terms of this agreement will it allow food and essential medi

at least twenty six people have been killed in a series of attacks across afghanistan most of them army personnel taliban fighters a stormed the military outpost in the west where they killed at least twenty soldiers security forces were also targeted in lashkar gah and another attack happened in nearby. i saw has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing in kabul tony berkeley has more now from the afghan capital. another bloody day in afghanistan three suicide bombings at a large scale taliban attack on an afghan army base the first attack was in kabul at eight thirty on saturday morning the target was intelligence building afghan intelligence building where people were killed and wounded this was carried out by islamic state they claim responsibility the other attacks were by the taliban there is concern i think especially for the attack in kabul you may remember the large ambulance bomb that was set off in january killing more than one hundred people but after that the afghan president. ghani said there was a new security strategy you've seen on the streets greater numbers of arm

our top stories: at least 17 people have been killed and at least 20 people were injured after a shootera high school. the shooter is now in custody and has been identified as a former student. south africa's embattled president jacob zuma, says he will resign effective immediately. it follows days of defying orders from the country's ruling anc party to leave office. 0xfam's director in asia has told the bbc she is aware of past cases of misconduct involving some of the charity's workers in the philippines, bangladesh and nepal. senior 0xfam officials have met the uk charity commission, which is investigating the organisation's handling of abuse claims against former staff in haiti in 2011. 0ur correspondent angus crawford has the latest. a scandal made in the poverty of haiti's shanty towns, where a small number of aid workers became exploiters. it continues to send shock waves through the entire sector. and today, new revelations from 0xfam about other under—reported cases involving its workers. there were cases in the philippines. there were also cases in bangladesh. there were whist

d w news live from valley italy in shock a drive by shooting spree in the city of much at least six people wounded is going to attack may have been racially motivated the twenty eight year old italian national is now in custody to get the latest from chad after also coming out. u.s. president donald trump releases a controversial memo that alleges misconduct in the f.b.i. and justice department republicans say it shows investigators have concluded with trump's political opponents but critics say the memo doesn't prove anything. i'm super bowl fever takes hold of minneapolis where the new england patriots and philadelphia eagles are from caring to do battle for american folk goals greatest prize. i'm going home for good to have you with us in is lee at least six people have been injured in a drive by shooting in the city of much outa a twenty eight year old man is now in custody all of the victims were foreign as heating authors used to suspect the attack may have been racially motivated. it was a bold attack in broad daylight police say a man they've identified as an italian national drove

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i sill is claiming responsibility for twin suicide bombings that killed at least six people in yemen southern city of aden the explosions targeted a military camp used by counterterrorism forces as well as the residents of ames form a government hospital officials say three of the dead soldiers and three civilians at least forty three others have been treated for their injuries i jarius president is deploying extra soldiers to search for more than one hundred girls kidnapped from their school in the town of duchy muhammadu buhari is called monday's abduction by boko haram a national disaster parents of the missing girls plan to join the bring back our girls campaign which was launched off the book around kidnapped more than two hundred seventy schoolgirls from the town of chibok in two thousand and fourteen many of them still missing amid interest has more from. the mood is that of shock and anger anger because the nigerian government has failed to properly explain how many kids or how many students have been taken from that college and what exactly happened there now shock in the se

stein is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos and nimble fit to commission to do it looking like you know that this isn't my cup of tea is going up local sabiha maybe a bit yeah old john no doubt a tough job but they should be the only palestinians who gets the most help from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think there's some of those who in the world under the oak vision that not only could give us. and the earth is a lot at that age to have this lady of the most of which he had i not going to compete in the doesn't seem to do more commitments also don't piss off. after the verdict on the saatchi case as you're calling it well remember that the i.o.c. called for a reform of the cas did anyone return to this idea after this latest decision we heard the question of the reforms which was mentioned by the i.o.c. president i think the i.o.c. reacted first. after the outcome of the of the first case expressed its disappointment cast president mr coates responded at the o.c. session and expressed those so the fact that reforms are alway