let's talk to i have dw corresponded andrew is one rebecca renters. rebecca, great to see you again. uh, thousands of people are protesting against israel's leadership. what exactly are the demonstrators demanding? so yeah, that's right michael, we so multiple protests across the country last night that one in tel aviv that you speak called but is certainly the largest of the ones that we saw yesterday. and it's something we've been saying every week since the beginning of this conflict, people coming out the to demand a largely different strategy to the way that the hostage situation is being dealt with. and that's something those calls going louder and louder. the longer people, these hostages remain inside gauze, the families becoming increasingly anxious and increasingly angry towards the government and with definite leasing, calls, profession, elections, goals for the government to stand down. we saw other protests in other cities such as high for even in the see the rear, which is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has a private residence or people outside his house ca

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it remains to be saying, w as rebecca rid as with the leaves tonight for me is real. rebecca, thank you. here's some of the other stories now that i'm making headlines around the world, germany's for administer, unavailable, is 11 on where she has been holding talks with caretaker prime minister. now, she mccarty, they discussed the tensions between israel and the she liberties, hezbollah militia bare bach. i'll send that with you in observers while visiting german soldiers stationed on the frigate in the bay route harbor. us and british naval forces say that they have shut down the barrage of missiles and drones fired by who's the rebels in the red sea. britain calls it the largest attack by the human based militants, since they began targeting commercial ships back in november. the who the say that they are blocking is really ships or ships headed to israel in response to israel's more in gaza. equity as president has declared more on drug gangs and mid spiraling violence in the country. at least 10 people have been killed in recent days. attacks broke out when a state of emergency wa

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well, i'm to rebecca i'm going to give it to rebecca andldns i'm going to give it to rebecca and idris campaign a a great campaign knife crime. a worrying epidemic in this country. your union jackass. >> it's em" em.- e to be carol >> well, it's got to be carol vorderman. okay. so for two reasons for what she did with shaun bailey, i didn't particularly like the whole sort of she's giving of treatment that she's giving him, even though i accept that his but his words were clumsy. but i felt was of a spin felt that it was sort of a spin exercise and spin on her part. but also for her words and her treatment of johnny mercer. she's supposed to be a woke lefty. nice to people , and she lefty. nice to people, and she certainly isn't that okay? >> how about your union, jack? i doctor alcia ahsan , who doctor alcia ahsan, who unbelievably wants us all to wear masks to stop us getting a cold or a cough. >> what next? locking us up in our to stop tripping our homes to stop us tripping over our homes to stop us tripping oveyeah, absolutely. our homes to stop us tripping ove right. absolutely. o

that's a rebecca rivers in jerusalem many thanks, rebecca. a run is threatening retaliation following a suspected ease. really air striking syria. the attack which flattened a building in the capital, damascus killed 5 members of k runs paramilitary revolutionary guard runs president, accused israel of spreading instability in the region and said the attack would not be left quote on answer. this is all that remains of a full story house in this neighborhood, the syrian capital but the attack, which apparently targeted the building, also damaged several costs and other nearby property sold around 1030, we had the sounds of 3 consecutive explosions. they targeted the building here behind us. we were shocked. what was the situation, the homepage of a little. everything is broken up, the fence of the building flew over and it ended, and now i could see bob. thank god, there was no one there. hold on. it's close to the left is broken, the fridge was damaged. the wood was damaged as rescue as have been trying to find survivors under the rubble. ir

the ws rebecca rid is with the latest tonights from israel and rebecca, thanks us. here are some other stories now that are making headlines around the world of the german foreign minister and the bear blocked is in lebanon, where she has been holding talks with caretaker prime minister. now she made katya, they discussed the tensions between israel and the she i live in. these hezbollah militia bare bach ultimate with you. and observers, while visiting german soldiers stationed on a frigate in the bay re harbor us. and british and naval forces say that they have shut down the barrage of missiles and drones fired by 15 rebels in the red sea, britain calls it the largest attack by the human based militants. since they began targeting commercial ships back in november. who the say that they're blocking is really shipped? are those headed to israel in response to israel's war in gaza? you coordinator president, bottom zalinski has made an unannounced visit to lithuania, kicking off a tour of the 3 baltic countries. again warned the trio of nations that they are not sav

rebecca, provided you go, i wanted to _ it. rebecca, provided you go, i wanted to get _ it. provided you go, i wanted to get your thoughts i it. rebecca, provided you go, i| wanted to get your thoughts on a big change taking place at midnight tonight or wednesday morning, if you prefer. the most high—profile changes to food applied product imports and you start to be phased in, which are very controversial could mean significantly extract redtape for those who have to move goods the border. this is the part of brexit which was very difficult for many to enforce.— which was very difficult for many to enforce. exactly. what will happen _ many to enforce. exactly. what will happen is _ many to enforce. exactly. what will happen is there _ many to enforce. exactly. what will happen is there are - many to enforce. exactly. what will happen is there are more i will happen is there are more body bureaucracy particularly forfood coming into the uk from the european union. the uk has run training courses around this and tried to make it as easy as possible but there are some big impl

we want to bring in rebecca lynn.been looking at this chart. 2021, a lot was going on but also just traditional listings. the market closed in 2022. caroline and i got a little excited and we are trying to work out what happens in 2024. you have been out this for 10 to 15 years. this is your sweet spot. there must be loads of companies that have matured. you must be wondering, how do i get out? rebecca: you do not time the market. you build really profitable companies built on fundamentals. it is a problem that we have seen. it is not really what creates this profitable come along enduring company. i do not think the answer is how you get out, it is how you create a profitable company with opportunities when the window is open. when you look at the big hits that we have had, they were actually profitable and growing years before they went public. as a company, you want to control your destiny, and you do not by focusing on fundamentals. ed: if you look at the data for last year, it looks like we will hit 150 billion o

heinrichs r&b rebecca heinrichs >> rebecca: guy benson >> on two: take out an average of $70,000. three: pay off your credit cards >> getting new reaction from the biden administration on defense secretary austin's decision to hide his hospital stay. just a short time ago john kirby told a reporter no change regarding austin's position, despite growing calls for resignation. hello, this is "outnumbered," i'm kayleigh mcenany, here with emily compagno and harris faulkner. hudson institute senior fellow rebecca heinrichs and fox news contributor and host of guy benson show, guy benson. austin's ordeal began december 22 right-hand, when he underwent a procedure at walter reed and returned to intensive care unit last monday with severe pain. austin's next in command was given some duties next day but not told he was in the hospital. the white house had no clue that the secretary of defense was hospitalized. senior pentagon officials and congress learn the news on friday. austin's condition was closely guarded. one dod official was told the secretary was working from home. austin is re

rebecca, what are you looking for?ck at last year, comparing 2023 and 2024 and are we going to see the same kind of market as this past year. january of last year, 517,000 jobs, february, 311,000, march, 236,000. that that's 1.1 million jobs in q1 of 2023, and we're talking about 167-170,000. completely different situation. and that's with the expectation talkings of being high and we've had all these revisions, people don't even trust this number anymore. i think what i'm trying to say is even if the number is a good number and it does push yields up, we're seeing slowing wage growth. and i do agree it's so sector concentrated that it's not organic, and it's not going to actually deliver what this market needs to keep having a great year. cheryl: you know, i want to pick up on that wage story with you, becky, and your perspective from manpower because speaking of those average hourly earnings month to month and year to year, 3.9% is the average jump year-over-year. that's wage inflation. and then the month to month we

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i'm gonna try and re establish that and speak to rebecca later. but moving on now in the us, republicans are set to vote on monday in the iowa caucuses to determine the 2020 for presidential nominee. while homer president donald trump, is way ahead and opinion polls are closed contests. the 2nd place is expected from a north carolina governor. nick you hear me is attempting to stay ahead of funded governor on desantis washington bureau chief n s boys in iowa and sent us this report. the world is watching the state in the house and of the us today. it's only hours to wait until the republicans stop caucusing to find out who they want to pick us their parties. frontrunner in the presidential elections. this might be the coldest caucus in history was minus 30 degrees celsius. the big question is, how will this affect the turn or will people rather stay home in their warm homes instead of going out in congress and which candidate will suffer most? will it be nikki? haley, will it be rhonda census, or will it be donald trump? what is it that the republ

god responded rebecca, which is very quoting from jerusalem. thank you very much. rebecca in the us. republicans will have votes on monday in the iowa caucuses to examine the presidential normandy, while former president donald trump, is way ahead in the opinion polls a close contest for 2nd place is expected for the north carolina governor nikki haley is attempting to stay ahead of the florida governor, wrong dissenters. washington bureau chief enos port is in iowa. as you fall this report. the world is watching the state in the house and of the us to day. it's only hours to wait until the republicans stop caucusing to find out who they want to pick us their parties. frontrunner in the presidential elections. this might be the coldest caucus in history was minus 30 degrees celsius. the big question is, how will this affect the turn or it will people rather stay home and their warm homes instead of going out in congress end, which candidate will suffer most? will it be nikki haley? will it be rhonda census or will it be donald trump? or do you

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rebecca has always had similar goals. i winner. rebecca has always had similar goals— winner.f was what i wanted - similar goals. i definitely knew golf was what i wanted to - similar goals. i definitely knew golf was what i wanted to do. | similar goals. i definitely knew golf was what i wanted to do. i similar goals. i definitely knew - golf was what i wanted to do. i was trying to concentrate on improving myself and the team in miami for the next three years and will see what happens after that. current temperature in miami where rebecca plays golf on her scholarship, 26 celsius for the current temperature at anfield three degrees. that will be not only cold but for fulham a particularly intimidating atmosphere to overcome. they have two legs in this unique format for the efl cup semi finals of the you can enjoy liverpool against barrow do on radio five live. that is it. bye—bye. hello there. it's been another very cold day wherever you are, whether you've had sunshine or whether you've had clouds and it looks pretty similar for the next few days, could see a bit more cloud

but you got these rebecca rivers in jerusalem. i asked her how people in israel had been reacting to news of the dead soldiers, a swell brenda is being shock and sadness. and even anger is you heard in that report right across the country in the single deadliest 24 hour period for soldiers . since this offensive began, the president isaac her head folks, it said it was an unbearably difficult news to wake up to this morning and we had also the prime minister been met. and benjamin netanyahu has spoken out cooling at a tragedy, but vowing to push on until victory is achieved, still maintaining his line. but victory will be a shaven 10, be a change that, of course, spain complete eradication of from us. we so more is gathering the for the funerals . this was as you've been reporting the single, did we say we 21 people 21 soldiers i should say being caught up in one single attack. now being in the military have done a preliminary investigation. they found that the soldiers, the hatch went protected and off they said they would learn

okay. rebecca rivers in jerusalem forest, thanks so much. i us more than 25000 people have been killed and gaz. uh, according to the from us control the health ministry. and there are growing fears of widespread famine and disease among those still trapped. the united nations is calling for the urgent scaling up a humanitarian aid and basic supplies. it says only 15 bakeries are still functional across the strip. one group of volunteers is working to try to fill the gap as it was a stable before the war. now, brad is the main source of food for guidance, but it's in short supply these international volunteers. and rafa have set up a make shift bakery to help fee displace people still they can keep up with the demand. and the bank reproduces $22000.00 loaves of bread at the end of the we're currently in the process of establishing 2nd bakery to double that production. but as i said a large enough to displace people in the gaza strip around 1000000 people have fled to rafa. to escape is rarely bombardments. according to the united nations, rou

the, the correspondence rebecca to us talking to us from jerusalem after being postponed for months, emmys night, finally arrived in los angeles on monday, dominating the 2023 awards was h. b o succession, which claimed it's todd best drama series of war. one of $6.00 for the drama series, which follows the battles of a ball for media family. also doing well was the bad, which was named best comedy, while the road rates, drama, beef to best limited series. and the damage on this case. there matthews, a is in los angeles, you told me why a succession came out on top in so many awards as if you've seen all 3 of those. no, it's not a surprise. if you watch a succession and there you're an ad, it's like i am, i love succession. it was in its final season. it just did an incredible job to in the show. and so yes, it deserve the 6 awards. but it one also of course winning was be 145 awards and it's and then you also have to be are winning 6 awards. so no, no one surprise. i do think though, that some people were surprised that they were putting their in the comedy category . uh, there's be

rebecca reid. uh, journalist. rebecca reid.in? yeah, join reform uk. i mean, clearly a load of your a load of your, um, colleagues there are actually bang in favour of what richard tice is putting across instead of stopping the boats now. putting across instead of st0|well the boats now. putting across instead of st0|well the short; now. putting across instead of st0|well the short answer no, >> well the short answer is no, he uk, he he shouldn't join reform uk, he should the should stay with the conservative party as he out conservative party as he set out because party because the conservative party is party that can defeat is the party that can defeat laboun is the party that can defeat labour, stop the labour, that can stop the socialism that richard tice is right out. don't want right to call out. we don't want that socialism from the labour party to govern this country. and that the people who and we know that the people who are right are in the labour party right now, starmer , now, including sir keir starmer, wanted cor

that's the don't use rebecca versus reporting from jerusalem. now it runs revolutionary. god say that they have launch missile strikes against an alleged is re lease by headquarters in the city of air bill in northern iraq with our seas in the semi autonomous kurdish region say, several civilians have been killed. the rocky government has condemned the aggression and recalled it's ambassador to tyrone. so consultations. meanwhile, the rainy and military says it is also struck targets in syria, attacking what it describes as gatherings of antique rainy and terrorist groups and across to the rainy and capital. now and speak to a man as lucky who is the deputy spirit chief of the a s p news agency that and then i thanks for your time. and what's the latest information that you have about the strikes oh, there's not much information so far. beyond that has been announced, the be announced easier strikes the emissions types and date in the evening last night actually like 20 after midnight and they hit start gets in europe in syria. so obviously, as you mentioned, one of the t

joining me now, dennis gartman, rebecca walser is on set. hey, we had a big -- futures are looking nice right now, dow up 132, s&p up 21 and then we had a nice rally yesterday for the close. atlanta fed president says he expects rate cuts to happen in the third quarter but he's changed his tune about that a little bit and we're looking ahead to the first fed meeting of the year, january 30th. i want to get your take on all of this. >> it was surprising to hear what mr. bostik had to say. he's a voter this year. there's a change of four members of the fomc, four members from regional presidents that switch their votes, one each year. bostik is a voter this year. hasn't been for two years. he commonly said he didn't expect to see a change in the overnight fed funds rate until the third or fourth quarter this year, he's bringing that forward a bit. not dramatically. he said he wants to s see more r an impressive change in the level of inflation, definitive numbers coming out. he made a change yesterday afternoon. it caught the market offsides.

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god did responded rebecca, which is the reporting from jerusalem. thank you very much. rebecca. as israel continues to pursue its military campaign against hamas and gaza, diplomats have been discussing different scenarios for cause of future off to the conflict is over. but this widespread disagreements about what the day often would look like. even within these relative south shuttle diplomacy, us secretary of state antony, blinking, just spent a week in the middle east, hustling from capital to capital consulting with israel and other allies. he laid down some ground rules for a post war scenario. and so these readings i was also crystal clear, palestinian civilians must be able to return home as soon as the conditions allow. they must not be pressed to leave does not everyone in the is really government degrees too far? right? ministers have called for renew the settlements in gaza and for other countries to absorb palestinian refugees. defense minister, you have got loud, put forth his own vision. earlier this month, he said no is rarely civilians would be in gaza. golan sa

i looked at the view from israel with zeta views corresponded rebecca rivers in jerusalem. rebecca tell us more about israel's reaction to south africa is claims that the us top court today. so please rouse, obviously, going to get it stay in court tomorrow. claire is we've been hearing to defend the allegations some put against it amazes allegations that israel vehemently denies and vehemently denied all across the board. the whole way along is route and see that it's acting in self defense against what it says. a genocidal acts by hamas carried out on october 7th. and in the following days, it insists it maintains that it is doing everything that it can to prevent civilian casualties. and in fact, claims him off for the high debt till saying that the, the group and using he of you know civilians as human shields. now, just before south africa took the stab, we heard from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he talked to ex, fully tweak to the, basically re, it's a right those claims saying that, you know, israel has no desire to, to reoccupied garza that has been acting within internati

rebecca felton was a democrat from georgia.dys file was the first republican -- gladys pyle was the first republican woman to serve. she didn't get much of a chance to serve either. this was making 38. it is -- this is 1938, it was all tied up in the 1938 midterm election. at that time franklin roosevelt was in his second term as president, they were expecting to lose a number of democratic seats and he was hoping to get a few pieces of legislation passed in that postelection lame-duck session where he still had as many democratic seats as he could keep in that spot. even though the senate had adjourned for the year and was not expected to come back until january which was common practice at the time, he was hoping that he would call congress back into session for a lame-duck session and take advantage of what democratic majority he had at the time. gladys pyle was there because there was a vacant seat, a south dakota senator had died in office, and there was a seat that was going to be empty when the election came, from novemb

we go rebecca castor live tonight in the state of new hampshire.k you. >> well, a quick reminder right now that you can find more election coverage from ktvu on your smart tv through the fox local app. you can also find more of our in-depth content on. there also has live now from fox, where you can watch live political events in real time throughout this election cycle and it's a free download for your smart tv. >> san francisco's mayor's office released new data today showing that crime in the city is trending down. ktvu christien kafton has a closer look at the numbers. >> all right. san francisco's mayor london breed, released data tuesday showing crime in the city is down. the results, she says of the city's focus on public safety. >> all of these things are starting to have an impact on what's happening as it relates to crime here in san francisco, and we're really excited to see the numbers continue to trend down. >> the data show an overall decrease in crime of 7% from 2022, and a 13% decrease from 2019. pre-pandemic and the mayor's office

that is rebecca sin.at what is going on in terms of crypto-linked entities. let's get to annabelle in hong kong. annabelle: we are tracking the investor reaction to the news that came through the s.e.c. approving spot bitcoin etf's for trade in the u.s. huge reaction, more notable in the korea-linked names. korea is very robust. a lot of retail participation as well. we are seeing investors piling into these names linked to that sector. that is the stated play for the stocks here. let's take a look at what else is trading in the session so far. another group of stocks moving to the downside are these names that are samsung and samsung affiliates. what happened was yesterday a block trade, or number of block trades crossed the wire late in the day. and these are samsung, samsung affiliates. the li family is believed to be behind us, raising about $2 billion. shares are being offered at a discount as much as 5% to the wednesday close. so looking perhaps, the lee family, to raise some capital here. haidi: le

they made those decisions at the final minute. >> rebecca castor live in des moines, rebecca, thank youo the caucus results. fox voter analysis at the team spoke to 1,500 likely republican iowa caucus goers who they plan to vote for and why they plan to vote for them and techie, what can you tell us? >> final results from the analysis are still coming into the newsroom at this hour. let's take a look at what we do know so far and what we are seeing. we asked, should the u.s. take a more or less active role in solving the world's problems? were as its current role, is it about right? half said the u.s. should take a less active role. but more specifically, what about aid to israel? two-thirds support providing aid to israel and on ukraine, even fewer, four in ten favor continuing aid to ukraine. turning now to domestic issues, four in ten iowa republicans say immigration is the most important issue facing the country right now. that was closely followed by the economy and then jobs. foreign policy and health care came in a distant third and fourth there. next up, what about the integrity

the journalist rebecca reed.zanne, that it requires a fundamental change in law for to get people like a signed up jihadi who was visited the country that he claims to now be seeking asylum from on numerous occasions out of our country. we need to change that law. >> we? i think we do, and >> are we? i think we do, and i think we need change think we need to change the judges well. mean, judges as well. i mean, i'm really shocked by this. you've got judges who got these judges who seem to take perverse enjoyment point take a perverse enjoyment point in amnesty to criminals , in giving amnesty to criminals, terrorists, um , i mean, where is terrorists, um, i mean, where is where is the harshness in our courts? where is the justice in our courts? where is the common sense in our courts? the judges seem to have lost all control of it. and i think you're absolutely when said, it. and i think you're abs(know, when said, it. and i think you're abs(know, nobodyiihen said, it. and i think you're abs(know, nobody wants sa

w correspondent rebecca riches in jerusalem has more now and israel offensive inside gaza. as officials say they are now moving to the next phase of the will as well. it has come on to quite some pressure in that pressure is increasing on your for the last few weeks, even almost a month now we've been hearing from the us. one of his rails of course is everyone will be very well aware of. now one of israel's strongest key allies and they have been trying to urge israel to not, not for a complete say, saw the saying that is ralph is right. and it's aims and can carry out the i, the military aims that who sit out to do, namely, to destroy a master's military capabilities. and of course, to try and return to hostages, who was still inside garza, but it won't israel to roll back those military operations to cease the major ground operation that's on currently ongoing. and also the quite significant aerial bombardment. they want to try and reduce the civilian cat casualties. u. s. has been urging israel saying that it is losing popular opinion and why certainly seeing that across

rebecca grant. thank you for the perspective. >> thank you.ren: up next, neil cavuto is on the ground in iowa, brr, for the coldest caucus there in history as iowan republicans are set to choose their party's presidential nominee. we'll be right back. ♪ you always got your mind on the green. not you. you! your business bank account with quickbooks money now earns 5% apy. (♪) that's how you business differently. intuit quickbooks. ♪. >> i don't think there is anything that would keep me home. this is too important for america. in my truck doesn't start that is it. all it will take. lauren: hopefully it starts. iowa voters will brave dangerously cold weather to have a the say in the presidential nomination as 40 delegates are up for grabs. grady trimble joins me from freezing des moines, iowa. fortunately you're inside, grady. >> reporter: yes i am, lauren. this is my first time this week being inside. i'm not taking it for granted because it is below zero outside. we're at trump hq as the volunteers behind me are not taking anything for granted

rebecca morelle, bbc news.a new stir with his latest project. he's teamed up with pakistani band aur to record his first urdu—language single. mark savage has the details. it's a story of unrequited love. tu hai kahan has already been a massive hit in pakistan and india, where it's been number one on spotify and gained more than 96 million views on youtube. # tu hai kahan... and now zayn malik has jumped on board, singing in urdu, to the delight of his fans. in the star's hometown of bradford, a whole new audience is being introduced to the song. it's quite catchy. a nice little beat going on. i'm really happy for him, because it is nice for somebody so mainstream to hear a different side. of course, zayn is better known for pop songs like what makes you beautiful and pillow talk, but this isn't the first time he's sung in urdu. i would say it's the mostl fluent he's ever sounded. also, zayn collaborating _ with a relatively unknown pop band

we check in with rebecca, and she sent us a video update on what this means for jonas now. >> for himts now, that's his freedom. that's our freedom for him. that's our freedom as a family. i'll probably break open a bottle of champagne when his benefits come in, because to us, his citizenship opens this door for us to be able to help him like we should have been helping him since 2010. >> so looking ahead, rebecca wants to make sure that no one else has to go through this. it's her mission to testify before congress and find real legislative solutions. >> for the past few weeks i'm so glad he has not been able to understand any of this, it would have been traumatic. but i wish he could now understand some of the sweet victory that his life was able to accomplish, that mountains were moved, that our attorney said were unmoveable, that the senator said was unmoveable. but he has a mom who doesn't take no for an answer, and i said if it's not impossible, let's talk about what we can do and not what they can't do. moving forward, that's my message to congress and senate. let's not talk ab

that's the don't use rebecca versus reporting from jerusalem. it runs revolutionary god say that they have launch missile strikes against and the alleged is really spy headquarters in the city of the bill in northern iraq with our as he's in the sending, which one of us could if region say, several civilians have been killed. the rocky government has condemned the aggression and were cold. it's a buffet to to tyrone. the rainy and military says it has also struck targets in syria, attacking what it describes as gatherings of antique rainy and terrorist groups. earlier i spoke to a s p generalist man, a zak a and i all sorts of the latest on those missile strikes. so there's not much information so far as the on that has been announced, the be announced, these are strikes the emissions types and late in the evening last night actually like 20 after midnight and they hit start gets in europe in syria of august. as you mentioned, one of the talk is that the largest b i is the used by center mean to the woodside agency. these are the intelligence. o

let's dw correspondent rebecca richard. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world is really forces have child, southern lebanon after saying the code 3 militants who crossed into israel to carry out an attack. the lebanese state run use agency reported heavy, showing in several villages near the border that has belong militant groups that is carried at h l. patients in the area to rangel rain, followed by major flooding, has killed at least 7 people in brazil's rio de janeiro. a record amount of rain fell in one day more than the city would normally receive and a month at this time of year, the flooding for several metro stations close and massages have declared a state of emergency. ecuador and security forces have taken back control of several prisons that had some, i'm sorry, that had come under the control of gang members. the army released images showing hundreds of inmates face done on the ground as armed forces entered the jails. the operation is aimed at restoring order after doze

and dw correspondent rebecca rectors spent the day with the families and supporters of the is rarely hostages. still in captivity. we spoke to her about the news, the vigil, intel, a beef, the mood here and what is become known as hostage square is on the heavy face. events has been held every week since the october 7th. there are tact, but this weekend i seen a full 24 hours of commemorative events, speeches, music to mock 100 days since that terror attacks 100 days since the hostages has been held inside guns that many families, all the people still being held inside guns that have been speaking today, i'm sorry to have some of the hostages that were released in the november hostage. and many of them spoke of a deal, a thing for a while. i shop shop now. now if the child you hear over and bring them home, now that's the overriding message. see today at every one of these events, no, typically absent though is any political representation. i go to one woman who said that the political latest is simply to skate to come today, and then they know that they're not welcome. she said, i g

that was dw correspondent rebecca writers . let's take a look at some other headlines from around the world is really forces have child, southern lebanon, and after saying they killed 3 militants who crossed into israel to carry out an attack. the lebanese state run use agency reported heavy, showing in several villages near the border. has the law militant groups that it had carried out 8 operations in the area. torrential rain, followed by major flooding, has killed at least 7 people in brazil's rio de janeiro. a record amount of rain fell in one day more than this that you would normally receive and a months at this time of the year. if loving for several metro stations to close and associates have declared a state of emergency. now donald trump has been holding a campaign, riley on the eve of ios presidential caucuses, the republican party's 1st voting contents. full show, the former president with a large lead over top rivals. former you got us down boston, nikki haley and florida governor roland desantis. they are locked

he is called for an international peace conference to use rebecca rivers in jerusalem told us more. the us suddenly pains to say that today's discussion was productive. anthony blinking saying again as he touch down and bell rang, the next stop on his middle is to a game reiterating that must have boss of allison in president was very open to the discussion. very open to the suggestions that the secretary had full the palestinian authority. now as we've been can, is he namely to push what the usa is as a potential, a post of gauze, a post conflict, the scenario. and that includes yes, as you mentioned, steps towards palestinian statehood that 2 state solution. that means a palestinian states living side by side in his riley states. and they're also here to push what they see is a potential outcome of the palestinian authority would be a governing power would be a substantial leadership role in gone to the once the conflict comes to an end just whether or not they going to be able to we know if uh the as riley is on that matter of course remains to be say, based on sleep against the

i asked the w correspondent, rebecca, right to us with a israel is likely to change it strategy. that's really difficult to say at this stage brush that you're right in saying that the u. s. has been putting pressure on israel to scale back. it's conflicting daughter. it's saying it's not telling israel to stop the war in gaza, but to stop the complete bombardment that we've been seeing in the last 3 months on the as a strip. hoping that israel will move to more targeted approach where they'll be sending specialist teams to round out announced militants rather than just a full scale line operation. ground operation as well as the bombardments from this guys. so far, we've heard some messaging from israel that they are willing to do this, that they intending to do this. and in fact, that they've beginning to do it. we heard those statements being made in english to the international media. but the statements being made to local media and hebrew, a quite different, obviously a israel has set out some very, very big aims. that is to round out her mouth and to bring home all the host

the, the correspondent rebecca, to us talking to us from jerusalem. it is rarely football us. i gave you, has carol has left the key after being briefly detained by apologies for expressing solid data to you. it is rarely hostages. being held by him must be on tale asked, bought a play of flesh to bandage on his visit to photography during a game on sunday. it showed a style of david in the words 100 days and $710.00, a reference to hamas is october 7th attacks on israel. the 28 year old was taken into police custody after the match and accused of inciting hatred in public. he says he was calling for an end to the wall. the download this time little correspond to dorian jones told us mall. well, as he said, he was detained because accused the side of the public patriot. this is a catch will. a fence has been use meaning against opponents of the government. regime is a serious offense. it does carry several years in prison months. if config people found conflicted and people are building jail on that, this offense. now the pays right. the full police have gail family to 90 alle