Resolution goes on. And every delay brings more deaths more than five hundred people have been killed in a week as Government Forces attack opposition held eastern. Areas says its the ploy more troops to search for more than one hundred schoolgirls seized by boko haram in the north of the country and the fascists march in the roma week before its always a lecture ends with right wing parties like the league expected to do well. And im Tatiana Sanchez in doha with the sport where history has been made in pyongyang chang the czech republics estella death to becomes the fast athlete to win gold in both skiing and snowboarding as a single london picks. While for the third day running un ambassador is there a gathering of the sick. Council to vote on a resolution on the syria but the session keeps being put back it was you could take place an hour ago but nothing so far are diplomatic editor james bays joins us live now from United Nations headquarters any news or any information about whats actually going on behind the scenes could we see a vote in the next few hours. We could definitely see a vote but then again we could have seen a vote taking place on friday and there were many that wanted a vote to take place on thursday so its not at this stage clear whether were going to get a vote certainly russia is still calling for amendments still calling for changes to the draft resolution has already been changed several times this is the draft as it stood overnight a new modified version and i can tell you all the changes are on this the first main paragraph of the draft the operative paragraph one as they call it im told in the last hour numerous changes to that paragraph have been proposed theyre arguing over individual words the placement of words its all that paragraph about the seas far and how the ceasefire comes into effect and the timing of the cease fire but certainly russia is pretty pushing back i understand there may be a new form of words that they are trying to agree on among all of the Security Council and one suggestion that a form of words is now being sent for translation because there are five visual at languages of the United Nations and a resolution needs to be translated into all of them i have to say to them that some delegations here including the u. S. And the u. K. Believe its not really about whats in this resolution a tall words in that in that first paragraph they believe its all delaying tactics from the russians working alongside their syrian allies to delay so that the military operation in the scooter can continue because the Syrian Government wants to complete its operation and when its operations certainly the u. S. Sound like they want this to come to a vote today when she arrived here the u. S. Ambassador and he. Haley she said today were going to see whether russia has a conscience regarding syria just the line there so why is it so crucial to get some kind of resolution to get some kind of agreement because as you mention it to holy once a vote even if it would be obvious that russia voted against it but it does seem that there is a time initial eleven days to come to some kind of agreement well i mean the main reason is if you get this resolution you get a cease fire called for if you dont nationalists are to get a cease fire thats much much harder so thats the next phase but you get a cease fire called on not just in these guta which is clearly the emergency now but across syria thats what this resolution would demand i think its also the position of the u. S. And some of its allies that its time to put russia on the spot that russia might actually not veto the resolution as it stands it might just obsessed day and its better to force russias hand because if you keep negotiating with russia russia will keep in their view delaying and diluting any resolution and there comes a time when you have to just say lets put this to a vote that clearly is the u. S. And u. K. Position around the table its worth also telling you though that theyre not the countries that have been taking a lead on this resolution perhaps unusually in the Security Council its actually the nonpermanent members have been taking the lead with this resolution and in particular the president of this month which happens to be the arab member of the Security Council kuwait alongside sweden and the swedish ambassador certainly has been looks absolutely exhausted i tell you because hes been involved in around the clock negotiations on this matter up. Well james we are still waiting for this vote we can see the chamber i think and its still empty no ambassador sitting down yet for well of course cross life to you as soon as the vote happens and before as well james bays of the u. N. Thank you for meanwhile in syria itself the governments onslaught on the last rebel held area near the capital damascus eastern huta has entered its seventh stay five hundred people have been killed so far and theres been no let up in the bombing of the area thousands of people are trapped in underground shelters and are appealing for help will some a binge of eid as long. Rescuers are responding to crisis for help. But it used to be received and of the other one none of your few moments of panic were children who disappeared in the debris. And the children call for their father. That was oh the Civil Defense worker says they must hurry to the basement. Activists accuse the Syrian Government and russia for the airstrikes and shelling the suburb of syrias capital damascus has been bombarded specially hard for the last week. The only light these days is from the fires which started after the bombing. These children prayed in the dark in an underground shelter one of them wants the world to feel their pain heard. No food no water every day we sleep on the floor my back hurts we cant bring a pillow from our house if we get out well get it dont you know that imagine your children being gone and what do you want me to say. The worlds a safety. The floors are down the air is humid and its called underground there are few basements in good old nearly four hundred thousand people. Get on the roofs of our size. This is called our children didnt eat for two days we cant find anything else well feed them this is a male god help us. Syrians living in cities abroad have protested in small gatherings they reject that the fight in eastern is against what the government calls terrorists. But the Syrian Government iran and russia see the civilian deaths in who are fabricated propaganda activists from who have been sending us messages asking people to imagine living their lives without proper electricity or Running Water for five years and now the bombs just dont stop whether its day or night some of the job under zero. In the turkey syria border. Well lets try and get an idea now on what life is actually like on the ground in eastern who town wide loyal dean joins us now via skype from dumas that is inside the greater area of eastern thank you so much for joining us here on out again i mean we have spoken in the past you painted a picture just tell us a little bit more about what its been like especially in the past few days its now coming up to a week. My friend when the campaign started in nineteen this month. Till. Today their aircraft and. Helicopters didnt leave our skies as the earlier tell you how bad is the enemy terry and even a tarion. Situation here in eastern good is all fall in the beginning of the campaign. Assad regime and its allies start that start to target mistrust because its considered like the economic capital for the eastern good the factories and the big yuris are out of service thats why its more devastating for the humanitarian situation also today there was targeting poor mans america and other cities of Eastern Ghouta duma at least today is fifteen dead be able at least ten air raids if you want to put you in some sort this sunset istic sorry. Last night four hundred dead b. Ball including sixty child and fifty women one thousand seven hundred wounded and injured including four hundred and fifty women. Five hundred and fifty. More than three hundred and fifty erith more than one hundred seventy barrel to a barrel this is the new four is through that is that into a barrel that to throw out of from the helicopter its full with if you arent in there one barrel can destroy a whole neighborhood. Building collapse on the head of their residence in a third. Forgive me for interrupting you but at the Security Council you know there are moves on the way to have a cease fire in place so that this would stop some of the sticking points are the timing of it you know when it would start how immediately would start and how long it would last also perhaps issues of a humanitarian corridor i mean how important would these things be for you for example the length of the ceasefire but also if you were given the chance a humanitarian corridor to leave eastern who would you and your family do that if. Yes my friend i wish to. Announce the beginning of the truth of the. Cease fire one of them the in their meeting come and live in sin good and see how bad is the situation here its probably well call it to from this moment. No one can imagine how we live in eastern with the se asia from from five years now over that the Madness Campaign yes the ceasefire is very necessary for mr good but about the. Humanitarian sorry about the evacuation its for the medical. Cases as the escalations on agreement say is theres more than five hundred case in eastern good up from kidney failure and cancer disease. And cancer of this is our waiting to evacuate from eastern guta about the other families my my friend barbara this is their this is where they grandfather lived where they born i didnt think or believe they are about to leave. Its my land in our our land if you ask me about myself and my family i want peace in my land in my city in my be able in my relative. Joining us from duma which is of course inside east thank you so much for your time in explaining what the situation is like there thank you. Now i saw is claiming responsibility for twin suicide bombings that killed at least six people in the yemens Southern City of aden the explosions targeted a military camp used by Counterterrorism Forces as well as the residence of aidans former governor hospital Officials Say three of the dead are soldiers and sri are civilians at least forty three others are being treated for their injuries nigerias president is the blowing extra soldiers to search for more than one hundred girls kidnapped from their school in the town of mohamedou bihari has called mondays abduction by boko haram a National Disaster parents of the missing girls plan to join the bring back our Girls Campaign which was launched after book of harm kidnapped more than two hundred and seventy schoolgirls from the town of chibok in two thousand and fourteen many of them are still missing after an interest says more now from the capital of. The more you start off 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 sense that many people expected nigeria and the security agencies to learn from the mistakes of two thousand and fourteen when more than two hundred seventy schools go to school girls have been kidnapped by more than one hundred of them are still unaccounted for group of activists whove been pushing when i joined in government to rescue the girls now we spoke to some of them who expressed shock and dismay that four years on the Nigerian Government and the Nigerian Security services have not learned anything from the war. Before for years one hundred and twelve but only to be walking up tuesday to realize that more schoolgirls were abducted and were back to square one when many nigerians expected the government to beef up security at our own vulnerable places like schools especially boarding schools in the northeast of nigeria now in the case of see that clearly did not happen and many nigerians will be watching the government closely as a low Security Agency is to see whether or not these girls are rescued in the next few days or so. Still ahead on. Our four deadly attacks in a single day the taliban an eyesore launch a wave of assaults in afghanistan. After fridays twin bombings as angry relatives accuse the government of failing to protect the country and norway when a record. Winter olympics medal all the details from chang coming up with. Dozens of protests have taken place across. In the run up to next weekends election the anti immigrant league Party Formerly known as the Northern League has a rally in milan where its leader spoke to thousands of supporters anti immigrant sentiment has spiked in italy in the wake of europes refugee crisis but its also being met by opposition several demonstrations in support of immigration have taken place including in the capital. Salvini greeted him in fees he asked a crowd of supporters in central and its interesting for a posse that he has which was once known as the Northern League he has since drops the name and order to appeal to the rest of the country of course the party was founded as a session this movement for the north sea for the rest of the country which it deemed as a backwoods and this is an interesting time because of course while the name a strange little in the way of its politics has it still has the same xenophobic rhetoric still very much on t. Banking and the effects on the economy and still very much also against the e. U. And the eurozone as well but its interesting to note that trying to appeal to other parts of the country as well has been criticism of this is an opportunistic. Policy by mr selby many and that is really to try and gone or as much support as possible against immigration and its use immigration policy is of course not forgetting that its a lead has had hundreds of thousands of people turning up by sea and that has really put a strain on the countrys infrastructure here has been a lot of coal to brussels as well to try and do as much they can to help it but the country as well as that has also been going through its own recession those two problems things have had a definite effect on the politics certainly immigration policies certainly heard more by mainstream politicians as well its not just a focus of rightwing policies but its all throughout now as well and that has seen its really swing to the right politically. Oreilly is underway and of even support of african migrants and Asylum Seekers mainly from sudan and eritrea in january the Israeli Government told thousands of africans who went to the country league. That they had three months to live or face incarceration harry force and joins me live now from matt tell of the very come a little bit about you know the people that are there and how strong this is felt this issue is felt in israel. We have what is in charge actually interesting about this house more than anything it other sorts of people that are here this isnt we have seen rallies before involving the Asylum Seekers and selves this is a mixture of the Asylum Seekers and thousands of israelis who are out protesting against this government plan this is the neighborhood in which many of those thousands of african Asylum Seekers have found themselves over the last decade or so and it is here where we have seen thousands of israelis come to protest against this policy of either deportation or prison and a lot of the Asylum Seekers are we speaking to a so that they would prefer to stay in indefinite detention in prison rather than be deployed to deported to a third country rwanda which they say is potentially unsafe or at least is not to does not provide them with the kind of secure future that they were looking for when they came here im joined here by seagal rosen she is from the hotline organization which helps assists these these the sorts of people Asylum Seekers and youve been doing that for for two decades now whats what does this crowd tell you about how people feel on this issue. When we finally see that so many easily join us and claim that we cannot see the fijis because they are a few g. s even if these little government doesnt acknowledge them as such a to life danger man can choose to deny anything they can hes going to get him into the easily countries like the one they knew granda keep unceasing that that is no example i mean weve seen people weve seen that Holocaust Survivors and others saying that this goes against the fabric of the identity of. The nation i mean why do people say that. Because judaism is not just about demography the russian high levels and what the government the president is trying to now is violating the most basic Jewish Values at the same time though i mean there have been surveys which is just two thirds of israelis are a are in favor of this government policy that that number is even higher among jewish israelis so in terms of the domestic politics this is the service a big show of support for your side of the argument but domestically nationally the other side of the argument is winning with the israeli public has done well for her the other than a decade the Israeli Government kept on saying kept on calling these people work infiltrated and they did very much to fight Public Opinion when everyone believed that these people will work in fixators what we see now is that in the moment that the government decided to deport them not just to make their life miserable as the many still think dealing ill the former minister of interior daily show used to say that they will make the