michelle is in the rubble of their own homes and this is unacceptable. the streams on out just the are the, [000:00:00;00] the hello online site. this is the news i live from the coming up in the next 60 minutes. is there any forces? fi at display civilians in gaza off to ordering them to leave the besieged nasa hospital has also been intended shutting near the out. i'm all hospital hundreds of engine people and gaza struggling for 10. as israel continues to float. critical age is where a launch is a series of s strong states inside 711 on coming at least 4 people,

including has voted a member on the strikes, follow a real kind of tackle, northern israel that killed a woman in the city of suffolk wants the keys of human rights abuses, indonesia is full of defense, minnesota, as claim victory in the presidential election. the we begin in gaza and the situation in southern gaza is largest hospital is becoming more. di and desperate is rarely forces. have us displaced palestinians to leave font without giving them a safe passage. it's believed up to 3000 displays. people were in the medical complex when israel began in siege 3 weeks ago. many have chosen to stay despite the evacuation of what hundreds of patients and stuff remain inside is where the

snipers have killed at least 3 people in the last 48 hours. and meanwhile, as rarely forces have rated gauze as hospitals one off to the other. this is what remains of us data on laurie at hospital, which is in northern garza, it was attacked repeatedly with every wing now destroyed. and these all pictures filmed at the indonesian hospital in jamalia like nasa. it too, was the round advised writing times since night has thousands of bodies have been recovered when the siege ended. let's go to a correspondence had a couple of whom was life was in rafa, city and southern gaza. it's pretty clear the situation in national hospital is now desperate. have you managed to get any updates today on the latest situation that yes, emily may have been giving some more information about the situation. the especially also i think is very mad it treat drone has

a open the fire against is the surgery department in the most or hospice where a palestinian doctor has been ended up now he has been receiving treatment. why his colleagues as the is body forces are scaling up the military attacks on the facility inside the departments of this medical facility to what degree would have been hearing from and i, this is the who managed to survive. i'm to slieve from loss or hospital. they have been reporting about tragic seems to be going through. one of them had just right now arrived to a rough lab district saying that they have been going completely through the whole rustic scenes and circumstances they have been go, you're given a career, go to work through where the is very forces worth opening fine idea. just intimate that you people that are you said he was reporting about also some, some cases of arrest that he's very mandatory had carried out among the civilians. we're seeing from this medical facility. but he bought the number of i was up in informing us that there's 2 people in sight, the medical complex there,

the destruction as and she damage are completely unfolding the entire city of con eunice as the is very forces are imposing a full military seat on the. busy hospital as they are establishing men, a treat kick points to, to investigate in factories and of people who are trying to get out from the city, seeking the own safety. the topic is, is not just that one hospital. all the hospitals have also been on the is really attack to consider what's happening at the amount of hospital yes, i'm a hospital is one of the to last remaining hospitals start off 2 of the racing and to the is very ongoing military attacks from the city that where it had been had previously stormed on one of the past few hours. the is very onto the rehab target said a some of its departments which contributed to caused a key material damage for its buildings as people and in just

a contingent patients are completely suffering inside this facility. specifically that this has been on thought. why? because of a receipt within the past few weeks preventing any kinds of food or was that being delivered? that is why the forces to this very moment are trying to take down the city of con eunice. people that along side with medical records are absolutely sir. find them tonics from the is very ongoing, but bottom, in fact is completely honest. topical the as the palestinian it as the palestinian for the present society is calling for a full protection for it's a medical facility that as the is very forces are completely trying to uh, to intimidates people who are not yet being afforded a safe corridor to get out from this place. ok, thank you so much for that update topic. assume a correspond that in rafa in southern gaza while it's a similarly desperate situation at the abu use of i'll not the hospital in rossa.

the director says best have risen significantly up to 60 people a day on the dying as a hospital facing a severe shortages. a stop medicine and equipment dealt to say the high number of displays, people in rasa, is making the situation. wes is this of a hi leo this morning we received news of the death of my cousin who fell ill. we went to the repeating hospital. we did not find a place for him that no examinations, no medicine. they was so many displays people in the hospital. we were forced to come to mohammed out in the jar hospital and we found the same situation here. they would know bits. we tried to perform a simple procedure for him. he had a blockage in his entrees, not suffered from any diseases before, but we were not able to perform this operation due to a lack of bids and the lack of medicine. some of the, the whole sense of style to, of israel's war and gauze of has been a pattern of threats and attacks on hospitals by these really ministry and just the

1st 36 hours if the war is running. forces targeted multiple locations, including the indonesian hospital nasa hospital and our goods hospital. kenning, dozens of health care workers by the end of november 30 out of $36.00 hospitals in gauze, a hit spies, randy rockets including l. she for the largest hospital in gaza. and 6 hospital is currently remain functioning in garza operating on the extremely difficult conditions as roles claims that how much is minutes arising, medical facilities bought without providing proof, continues. international humanitarian new explicitly protects hospitals. topic just that i've it is the spokesman for the wells health organization. he explains the difficulties faced by medical teams and patients at nasa hospital. oh uh my understanding is that uh, the nicer medical complex has been under the seizure uh for now more than

a week last time, but were able to reach. uh, not sir. it was on the 29th of january and it seems that we tried several times to go there, but uh, i would request have been denied. uh, we heard reports uh about some 400 patients still being there. uh, but said that the 10 people have been killed that to a warehouse cuz the warehouse has been destroyed. northern gates has also be destroyed and it's really impossible to get there because of the destruction of the, of the roads nearby. so obviously all of this is a is alarming, and we keep calling for every month to protect a health facilities to protect patients of health workers. well just in the last hour out is there a spoke to dr. smith out mcgraw be he is the head of plastic surgery out and also hospital. and despite the very unstable connection in gaza, he did manage to tell us of thousands of people have tried to evacuate and have

spent hours at is really check points. troop screen people for hours many were arrested or forced to return. let's have a listen. my says i took my family out, my local and my the electives through the chic points. actually, i can give you the intel dams of the poor this she points, i lost the speed that most of them didn't tell them. but it is, it goes and the soldiers actually a whole year for the 5 before the 6 points, 5 by $55.00 by 5. i'm going to get to this. most of these people motivate the intelligence of people. if this is human, they think that this is the us in a human human way. really. they are funded us. they used to take pictures of the students that they get. those are bluffing disorder jobs. yeah, it's. is this something we have?

yeah. they were done. no, only 4 or 5 before already to cross off the district wide report. they what that is, some of them 2 or 3. i'll just there as was the say, a deliveries to gone. so i have completely stopped about a week ago, food and supplied truck stopped entering by the russell board of crossing several fuel deliveries were recorded. this for this is from nits on a boat across in between egypt and israel with thousands of truck. so waiting for entry, agent blames is really procedural obstacles, but israel has denied the accusations was gone, so it runs out of fear, palestinians all searching far and wide to get what they need to survive my food. i would risk his life every day to provide for his family. this is his story. just don't go upon the idea. the more i just don't go upon the youngest one is that in the middle of the low is this?

the trouble is that while i was doing the install hi miss out on monday is a piano the some of the thing is that the most is the instead of doing the chance to develop a little more study or another and getting ready. yeah. isaac in the jungles, but not going to pull the middle of the season, so as well as the high and low house, the why. why don't we do a lot of them. have the much larger the better. i know we've done the leg by god. we've got look the one i would hope from the job of

the by you guys didn't bring the girl up. i'm not j. right. but i'm in the loop. so but the shuttle go, i'll do, mitchell got on. know what might be done, you own been a the model of no to josh and then do you like the beloved blah, blah blah. not good. what's on the train for? well, yeah, and there's the rule been given there was here's the, this one is the rest of the solver. well, the good, good, good xyzzy is really if i got you to the as the yes, the overall little gum, i mean is it

a little while the pain is the, is that i'm still going to have to manage it a little really done that good to well, who do all i spent a saw the large on all those most restricted amount below somebody and i filled out a lot by natalie. plenty more ahead on the news out, including chuck as president, richard safe. edwin visits egypt for the 1st time in 12 years, as he looks to him from the time the power button basset is the united nation se there's substantial support from the un security council on a resolution on gaza comes as israel's prime minister said, his government will press the head with an operation in rasa. we believe that the security council should show that it's

a responsibility and act immediately and stop it and the fighting saving buffer from this looming catastrophe. and you know, we would love to see the security council acting as quickly as possible within a, it's a mandate and its power. we believe that we have massive support to this text. how does there as senior political m, as my one? the chart is here in the studio with us. we had that from the arab councils, taking just a little bit earlier at the united nations. is that much chance of this new un resolution pos and given what we've seen in the past when it comes to the us votes? well, this is that, i mean, given what we've seen in the past. and depending of course, on the text of the new resolution, but if that draft resolution speaks of a permanent ceasefire,

it wouldn't be rejected vetoed by the united states. when american offers shut off, the american official has made it clear over the past several days, weeks, and months. but they reject the idea the principle of a per minute ceasefire. to translate that into english, they want the war. ready or to continue, there wouldn't be no stop of the warrant except a $1031.00. with the united states supports. if i told would be pauses, long pauses, sustain falls as they can have all kinds of words and adjectives. the news being thrown about both on the line, the fact that is where i can continue the war after those, whatever you want to call them, sustain shorts, whatever they are, humanitarian pauses. and that could be for a few days, it could be for a few weeks. but the united states supports and if any,

all governments goal of finishing guys and dick and full control of it, at least for the intermediate one. this links very nicely to my next question because we had today from the palestinian president, my mood abbas a say a gene come us to reach a truce. the what he use was truce. what, why is that notable? that he use web truce rather than a permanency is fine. just few minutes ago i thing or an hour ago, you are a national security advisor. jake sullivan praised the palestinian leader for his generosity in support of the american position. so you can imagine that a bass is appealed to how much not to is read not to the united states, but so how much means that's also the kind of so you know, sort of this giving up on the permanence ceasefire. why that's um, best of that,

i think united nation is asking for a bet, amenities 5. but in reality, spinning up asked me how much to speed up the process. it's basically telling it to drop the idea of a part of my c spy, that's been demanding all along which the united states and is read as we have rejected all along. now, just to be clear, and this is, by the way, very clever. it's very complicated. but we've got that just simplified in less than a minute. it's a hugely important what the united states wants to do, and i don't care what president i baskets on board with is that there wouldn't be ne 5, there would be pauses, and more pauses. you would exhaust pauses and fighting. there would be negotiations over, not just a per minute ceasefire, but a 30 minute cease fire that leads to a permanent solution. which means moving forward. you can imagine

a scenario whereby is all occupies guys are and for is about to stop the fight thing and we'll do it from guys that sold your radio. for example, would have to normalize relations with is read, the better seeing or hot at the or the fellow would have to accept half of states on half of the west bank in return for a part of my ceasefire. so the, by the shooting and a clever genius, dangerous way is basically saying we're going to continue with this fight. we're going to have few forces to negotiate on the pressure with that kind of thing is on the ad ups. so for one of them to guarantee is the security once again, and to accept is yours political conditions once again, why by that, but a seniors would happen to live in the half of state on half of the west bank recognized by solid data bill, which normally has relations with is red and guarantees along with other countries

. is there a security disaster unfolding in front of our eyes? stay with us more one, because out is there a did interview, a member of thoughts a little earlier today, just on this issue, jamal, and this all is a spokesperson for the facts of movement. he defended those comments by palestinian president, my food abbas. that's how must must reach a captives for prisoners swap agreement with israel. t once a seems finally to be reached. he wants a prison as well to take place also because the families of the prisoners are waiting the posting and people are suffering facing starvation diseases. i'm at least those attacks by is a if you are the elected president or but people you have every right to speak out a to speak out and call on everyone who is denise. and we think that is right is huge. ready delaying tactics, the onus is on this was the burden of proof is an, as well as what it has to deliver. and it should not that should stop using all

these excuses which we do not been even as soon as had. and also all the party's concern, why do we go shifting, have to reach an agreement so that our people can get into the month of ramadan and peace to your reaction to what jamal knows, all have to say. well, i mean, certainly the once peace and security and love and valentine ever there for a year. where would love about i'm dying every day every day. but that's not what's happening. unfortunately, i'm pressing how much to reach of the now means that it's not going to be a set of minutes east by which means i've got it on a dawn. is there a way to go back and can more and more and more kind of thing and children and occupy more or more parts of goes on, but more hospitals and so on, so forth. there seems to be i'm going to go on a limb to say that, that there are different, but a single sports person now out on the policy, you know, sort of the, it's invested there is at the u on here on the,

on spokesperson of the main faction saying different things, a lot of them are, you know, positive and, and the, you know, wonderful and loving and so, so forth. but the policy, you know, sort of the under the precedence or my boss and his deputy today are basically working with the americans in order to reach a deer in order for them to, to be taking control on parts of the west bank. a bit of guys on the long term, but basically under as far as control. okay, out, is there a senior political analyst, my one of the shar good to get your thoughts again? is there any forces have demolished the home of the palestinian mine in okay. parties tourist lynn fox, a of the of is an activist who is campaigned against illegal. is there any supplements in the occupied westbank where we talents, has more in this these are the sights and sounds of

a family home being demolished. the jack, how much does it's work? well, this ready police stand and this was the house of factory up with the palestinian campaigns against exactly this sort of thing in the house of stein neighborhood of occupied east jerusalem. it's this activism for which he says he's radio authorities are punishing him. need us of the dog. yes. unfortunately, the time came for them to restrain in silence and forbid people who would defend human rights. and the goal was to silence me. he's already police didn't want us to building the demolition before it started. we were in factories house when the police arrive to throw everyone out. the thing moved again and then they pushed us far down the road. they're all demolition owed us for more than $100.00 houses in this area. his radio authorities say they've been built a legally,

but they're all plans to turn this palestinian neighborhood into a religious theme. park. cool city of david say me. cohen works for an is ready and g o campaigning for palestinian rights. just since the start of the war, we've had 92 demolitions. $61.00 of them had been homes and this would be the 62nd home demolition to demolition. took place yesterday and i want to j. so basically was saying with the parent effort to not only increase more publication, more corporation of land and power to reduce the reason for jewish is really but also pushing palestinians out. this is of a measure and process of displacement that has been played out in the form of demolitions and confiscation of land factories. home is going to, the activist says he'll keep trying to save other people's glory, collins, how does the era occupied east jerusalem or at least 4 people have been killed and

several injured in is writing strikes on 3 towns and sell them 11 on the rates fall the rule could 5 out of 11 on the killed one is riley soldier installations, escalation and costs for attention, since, as well as war and gone. so it began last year. say, nicola has this report from the root. does it have? it's the biggest escalation and the ongoing confrontation between the is ready military and has the law is really war. planes targeted multiple locations across southern lebanon and retaliation for the killing of one of its soldiers. the strikes were far from the battle ground along the border. they damaged homes and killed civilians, children among them. it is an escalation, and i think triple of respond by the same and then safety of the mob man. but without a dog to match the role. and what i mean without an audrey, it means respecting more or less the limits of being gauge man, but not going into a no,

not cool. and which is not also in the interest of these really, isabel is more cabinet met to the side on a response after what it's called. the violence has the bombing targeted northern israel rocket attacks, blamed on the lebanese armed group hit with the army, said, was its northern command headquarters and stuff of about 15 kilometers from the border. it's off the 1st time rockets have been launched at military positions, deeper inside israel, but the ferocity of the attack and the precision guided massages used were different by that of the said. the setup is below is showing its strength and capability. it is in response to is really threats is bullet wants to show what it has and it is ready to use it. it is also a message to decision makers in the world. to stop the crime is against the people of god. hezbollah, open the front of the south webinar to support its ally, how mass in garza. and it says that will only stand down once the aggression on the strip. and that may not be enough for israel,

which is demanding security guarantees. so tens of thousands of his raiders can return to their homes near the border. in recent weeks, it has stepped up. it's attacks on hezbollah targets and carried out. targeted killings. the rocket fire is an escalation on has wireless hearts. it's seen as a message of the parents, but at the same time, it's also within the rules of engagement which have been in place. this is sort of the latest round of pricing between the long time enemy as well. and it's response has broken those rules and while it appears the conflict has widened. many believe this around, the violence was all about the messages. and for now at least there is little interest in pushing for a full blown war center for their interest. ita bid of the presidents of egypt and tech, a head cold for an immediate cease fire and gaza. red tape tape at one of those pop out of the c. c. how talks in cairo it's other ones. first visit to egypt in 12

years often. but within a decade of tensions, the 2 latest sine corporation deals to improve trade defense, tourism. and that's it. yeah. and his government continued with their policy of dealing destruction, then seeds and surveys. and despite on the massive reaction on the international id and then they have been in gauge and took as that is our top priority. as we speak, come typically a has dispatched more than 31000 of hey, i'm going to tell you and, and medical supplies. listen to gaz. new who's the owner of the library name is to key. i appreciate the cooperation between egypt and authority to deliver the most quantity of a to people then goes up in spite of what the is really a party is a link to prevent this aid from going into. so this causes the trucks to go to very slowly, which doesn't much the needs of the people have gotten

a i agreed with the president as the ones that they're doing, i talk, but it's important to call for a sci fi and now, and have stability and the best time to be able to continue the peace talks as soon as possible or later aiming for the creation of a palestinian state and then move on to it. so them custodial has more on the discussions from is stumble and took a. and so there is a very big loss turn uh, we can say that, especially since 2019 when trickier decided to pursue its, the older foreign policy, which is not getting involved and the domestic issues of the neighboring countries and trying to have more stable relations with its neighbors in the region, the backdoor diploma started to facilitate at 1st that it was intelligence level and then on the technical level it's where the foreign ministry is. there were talks. and finally, especially last year, when to kid was, uh,

was shaken by a very, in huge 1st quake. in last march or the turkish, a egyptian foreign minister paid a visit to, to care, to uh, to show his condolences uh to the friendly country. and afterwards, the engagement got stronger and finally we so as it, the 2 presidents shake hands during the world's cop in, doha and then doing to our obvious lumnick summit in v a in november. and finally, directors for administer. how come for them pay the visit to coyote or something? but of course, uh, this was a long work from both sides, from the diplomats and intelligence officers of both countries and seeing $2.00 presidents after accusing each other, calling each other names for 10 years. seeing those 2 leaders together. it seems that they are serious about normalizing relations the for their national interest,

but also for the benefits of the region still has on the out. is there a palestinians in the occupied west spying still out as they were about living under the stress of a tax spies writing stuff the had the we've seen the return all mile. what conditions across europe recently? well, things ongoing ton went to a little bit cold, but we still got the area of high pressure in charge across the western and southern areas that temperature is well above the average for this time. if you've got thursday into friday, have a look at berlin, 15 degrees celsius this morning, 10 degrees above what it should be for this time of year. we don't, however, still seeing that what with a pool ringing across the low countries into germany and denmark for the wintery bloss,

the southern parts of norway. well rounds of rain moving across the person on the island of island headed that range as well. moving across the baltic states, we've got some fall warnings out for lot fia, and list away in the ukraine as well as that wintery weather starts to shift its weight for the east. not so much fine up across the balkans. some wind, however, affecting croatia. we've got some warnings out for that, and bits and pieces of rain continuing to link across southern parts of greece, pretty wild as well for took here over the next few days. and while it's what it looks set fed, we all going to see the return of wet weather pulling across spain and portugal. some of that on friday, rolling into central parts of front. it's going to be which empowers that you whether update. the child does not die from the bombing. he will die from the cold that no clothes, no food,

nothing. no diapers were 5 and children in attends of one square meter without having a hostages specs for the governments of the country for texas on october 7th, this government fails miserably signed period. once hail the salvation has technology instead, instead of in fear, do you miss the rise of anxiety? overwhelmed? lots of agency apocalypse may be unravels how online hopes and fears shape our existence, the utility of the information that you're receiving becomes smaller and smaller. oh, my god, you mean by faith is dependent on the health of the planet? yes. okay,

do more on it. does the the focus back here watching out. just a reminder, our top story is the south. some people have begun leaving the national hospital complex in southern golfing, as paul 7. is there any evacuation or to it's not clear how many people have left the hospital in the last few hours, hundreds albany to still be sheltering in memphis tennessee area. is there any snipers killed at least 3 people inside the hospital? out? is there a soul? is this a deliveries to god? what have stopped sent me about a week ago suited supply trucks stopped entering by the roof of border crossing egypt blames. is there any procedural obstacles, but israel has denied various accusations and at least 4 civilians in 711 on have

been killed in a wave of is riley strikes. b, is there any ministries launching retaliatory attacks up to one soldier was killed by working fine from 11 on on wednesday in northern gauze at patients at the canal, add one hospital facing desperate conditions. many medical staff have left the facility and this severe shortages of life saving medicine and food. and i saw sharif has more of a situation that national dental agent doesn't live to some other journal. we are currently inside the surgery department at the come all odd one, the hospital. how did it pop in the houses? hundreds of people who were injured during the war on cause the wounded all suffering from food and medicine shortages as a result of these ratings prohibiting the entry of a basic necessity and even medicine into the gaza strip. understood of the day. also the limited capabilities of medical crowds and say a behind me the of about you can see these children had

a lot of florida injured. east of the jamalia camp, let the know all looking for food for themselves. and they found that they yeah. now and they were accompanied by the father and wounded while looking for fruit in the jabante. i can a bit of thought to him, they've been left with oh, no serious injuries. i've seen the upfront up, but it has, you know, good the children need food mates and water and electricity. if we cannot get food, what are we going to do? the entire world is watching out children with what it was ab lifting a finger. no one is doing anything, no one is responding, no one is helping us. one of these children are dying. if they don't die of hunger, they will die of disease. they are children, just like any other child in the world. there's no child or free man in this world who would be okay with children dying of hunger or disease. i. e, up there injuries and suffering is made worse by the lack of food or made so then yeah, this is the situation of these children. they were targeted by is really

a cross because i was say, family east to jamalia campbell. the situation is di on they are unable to obtain food and medication, which is not available at all. yeah. in the northern gauze and what they suffering is worsening by the 2nd hand. they are now in grave danger due to food and medicine short, which is one has to be on kind of to show you just the amount of a. okay, let's start with a young man now where the report says new us and u. k. s. drawings on who's the targets. the attacks happened on the district, so based off of policy in the who, the control district of data. the security council is meeting at the un headquarters in new york to discuss the political process and the humanitarian crisis in human. how's going back to the you on special envoy, if you haven't told council members that while the spotlight is on the red sea, human is not

a foot note to why the regional story rise in region of exemptions linked to the board goza. and in particular, the military escalation, in the red sea slowing down the face of the separate sierra. as much as i have tried to insulate the peace process from why the region and dynamics. the reality is that mediation efforts in yemen cannot, you need to call them off. but as happens, what happens regionally impact steven? and what happens in yemen can impact the reach, and that's getting me on this. we can speak to gabriel at his own day, who is at b. u and headquarters in new york gave what is the security council being told of the impact of the war on gaza on yelman's piece process as well. the security council is being told that it's making the process much more difficult to try to reach a finish line if you will. and it's important to point out that the internationally

recognized government and the who these last year were inching closer to a potential piece agreement. but that was all throwing off in the last few months, and it's not just the war in on guys. but it's the subsequent who the tax on shipping vessels in the red sea. and then the us and u. k. a strikes on u. m. and after that, that have complicated matters, according to group the u. n. a special representative there. but also he said, the fact that the united states declared that who these a terrorist organization is not helping matters either in terms of trying to keep the political process in place. and you him and he said that he's really focused on 3 things right now. and that's trying to, to secure more progress towards a cease fire resumed the political process after it's been stalled. and then the

escalating regional tensions trying to keep you admin moving forward. but it's clearly a very high hill to climb, given the current geo political situation. right, and they discussed the humanitarian situation in yemen. we know it's been pretty died, no doubt, this situation is going to not going to help them. so yeah, we did hear from you and representative that uh, a brief the security council and she gave some very start numbers. 18000000. yeah, minis, half the population will need humanitarian assistance this year alone. and 7 teen 1000000 are severely food insecure. just shocking numbers and it's made all the worst by the fact that getting aid in the young men is increasingly more expensive due to the shipping issues that are happening there. that work foot program reporting that they are paying a 100 percent more to get into human because of shipping costs that have gone up

because of the hoot, the attacks on there in the red sea area and in the us and u. k. strikes on u. m. and so very difficult situation on multiple levels. okay, thank you so much for that, gabriel. let us on to that for us in new york as terms of the us now with the chairman of the house intelligence committee is wanting a serious threat to the country's national security montana. it says that the house permanent select committee on intelligence has made available to all members of congress information concerning what he calls a serious national security threat to the united states. as a result, he'll be requesting the president joe biden de classify o information relating to this, correct. i personally reached out to the gang of a it is highly unusual. in fact, for the national security adviser to do that. i did that. i just set up a meeting that was sent. it's not here. the for house members have agreed to that

meeting this as well before congressman turner came out. today. we'll have that conversation tomorrow. i'm not going to say anything to them. skipped more with a white house correspondent given a whole kit at. kimberly, what is this about? oh yeah. oh, well, we 1st got wind of it there and it was a little unclear as we heard the national security advisor jake solve. and speaking of the white house press briefing, essentially the house intel chair mike turner, is urging president biden to de classify some information related to a national security threat affecting the united states without say exactly what that threat is. he said and released the statement on tuesday, making this information available to all members of congress about this threats. but now he wants his information to be made public so, but the members of congress and the binding ministration can work with us allies to further discuss this threat. now again,

we don't know what this thread is specifically, but multiple media outlets in the united states are reporting, but this is regarding a destabilizing foreign military capability. possibly russia. now, alger 0 has been unable to independently confirmed this information. but as you heard, there are just moments ago, the national security advisor, jake sullivan, would not talk about the nature of the intelligence. only that he is meeting with some members of congress on wednesday to discuss this matter further. okay, thank you for that can be how could a white house correspondent, you know, as sonya last year and lithuania, have issue diplomatic purchased must go off the russian police putting leading voltage politicians on a one to list over the destruction of service era, monuments, officials on the list were accused of destroying monuments of soviet soldiers and acts that are punishable by

a 5 year prison term under the russian criminal code. the 3 baltic states have enlarged as storage support has to be crate. and since the russian invasion began, among those on rushes, one to the list is a starting, his prime minister catch up call us. let's get more mess with mach mcnelson each time. and if the foreign affairs committee, if it's of the stony in parliament, he joins us from talent in estonia. thank you so much for joining the program. so the russian say that these charges against you will prime minister in response to had damaging and destroying monuments of soviet history. and this during your, which is true, i believe. so how do you respond? now this of course is not true, but uh, this is on it and it's because right, isn't any riots have to do with the silver country like like histone your any are

by the terminal actually by right. so actually is no surprise telling us that we are doing a very good job in terms of helping you find in their passage more attest russian english and all right, mastercard. oh, that's nice to be one of them. most low leaders longer and major, i, if you're being the highest, do a minus board to do the prayer. so we've had a stony lafayette and lithuania, will issue these diplomatic protests to moscow. can we expect any other source of action from estonia on this move by russia? you know, we don't need, uh, any uh, specific action on that. of course we monitor closely want to russia is doing and not only and all of us in it, but also in regards to uh, you know, those, you know, so security to try to nato alliance. but for the holidays i'm really concerned,

and these are the russia is maybe more scale aggression in the middle of your and the s o m, like tom or both nations fall into numbers. being one of the most uh, leading nations almost is it printing the we see the kind of a digital finding more try it by russian doing that. okay, let me ask you about the nato alliance. a study recently released a report saying that russia is preparing for ministry confrontation with the, with the west, within the next decade. how seriously does nature take your concerns? and it's not the only boss to see what the russia is doing. go blind climate and you know it for you read the statements, the president boynton, for instance, from last october, but now we see clearly, right, right. so he's not the only on duty destroying the ukraine as an independent nation,

but also there made a strategic, nowadays do a change bought order. and obviously these, these uh, products to uh, to was like, you know, making sure all of your order transatlantic security, their job. i don't see any surprise in the day trying to undermine the unity on the, our lives, dealing with different the, using different estonia. it's been a big suppose to of ukraine. i believe you've spent about one percent of fuel g, d p, and in helping the war effort against russia. there is a question mark at the moment of whether the us will provide more funding to ukraine, foldable assets, with that us cache. how much longer, in your opinion, can, can you hold off russian forces on the front line to bring the alternative relevant there in the next east. as we have see from the start,

there is one project can do. this is the general side on more of a lawsuit against the nation member up to 9 nations. and the law we in washington met. so holly, so not on the deal or i know all the process even some of the policies. uh, is there a domestic politics is there, but i do have the house with all this officers and i've been to the peach for a brand. he's run on time on. and if they don't order, and if they don't, if that money doesn't come through to be uh, serious. uh uh, of course, security concerns before i train the bottom to i don't believe the united states and uh,

the politicians who got their own security interest because they're not helping you find these may be all more serious for us to all of us to secure a new job. okay, appreciate your time, monica mckesson, sherman, a fee for an offense committee of the stony and pa them and thank you. introduce your, his defense minister and form a general pro us to be and so is claiming victory in the presidential election rates are still being counted and fed on the official results suggests that he does hold. a commanding lead for bowers says the victory should be a victory for oh, isn't asians? jessica washington has moved from jakarta. take a look at the crowd all for both to be on to gather in the stadium. and the cost of celebrating their confidence that proposed to be on so will be the next president of indonesia,

only hours off the phone. the quick challenge which is taken from both around the country indicates that indeed is the victory. he has a commanding lead over his private cell. the election took place where the both of you also and was the q and outright been around town gives us a reliable indicator that they have managed to do that. and that indeed is likely the next president's opened an agent a full not pocket stone prime minister ship of, sorry could be about to return to his old job or to increase of elections last week, 2 of the biggest political policies of announced that they will form a coalition government and it was positively agreement between the pucks done wisdom league and talks on people's policy sharif will be nominated as prime

minister. the still ahead on al jazeera, we meet the palestinian mon and garza whose refuse to allow israel's war to crush his dreams. and passion, the business latest is brought to you by pegasus. i live slowly on one of your lives makes modern pleads.

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