also have done, he's a, he's not in a position now to lease the proper position of how much. i mean this is everything is, is up to negotiation. so they come up with the maximum demands. they put all the conditions and now they're waiting for this way to respond. and a compromise should be somewhere. i don't know where and when, but it's going to be in cable if, if a deal is going to come out is going to be entail. uh, so it was something done is maybe something has audience about what is expected, but not going into details because i think he's unaware of the details. and given the fact that negotiation is not taking place in either one of the moving parts, and this is the fact that these writers haven't sent a delegation to cairo, they don't happy with parts of the set agreement. and we thought we needed the fine print to that agreement. but we do know it's old to do with how the captives off with a on how that be released and how they will be equated to palestinian prisoners

that are also incarcerated in his rate of trials. well, there's a sense that this is what it is looking for intelligence, you know, and they want to know the, the names and the word about. and this is something probably suspicious, you know, and that's why, how much is not, is and willing to offer these right is this of this time probably they will provide information later on if there is a deal and, and, and booming, but to dental. and this, at this point, i think it is difficult for him as to give them the details because, and they interpret this as providing them with intelligence necessary for this way it is. and then there's to come if indeed it is not faced. so we, we have to wait and think it is, and we're going to send the, they did edition now, but this is not the final say as it will probably send the data on because the americans would step and they would put a lot of pressure on the latest, and it would go at the end of the day they would go on negotiate now with the they're gonna have recent deed with for them of that or after that, or do remember that, you know, this is this for me is to be seen. nobody has that exact done so to the say, centurylink, we've got lots of on the list. how you assess this?

how mazda talking. uh, the leadership of how much uh, in the negotiations, the outside of gauze. uh, there is a hamas within garza that are off through roderick and broken lines of communication. it takes time to get messages to and from if that is a tool possible. first, let me come by his side when, when does, whether there's communication links on clear all broken or how they're actually getting those messages to each other. we didn't logistics but i just wanted to talk to you about the difficulty in getting messages from inside of also to outside to the negotiate as well. absolutely. the write them in the communication is almost broken because and everything is sense on and the people that have asked me those inside guys, outcomes isolated from the what the simply because of the continuous movement. and but also the political leadership, how site guys actually inc. titles to come up with a deal if the database and the demands over the people inside. and we know the,

the broad line, the broad baseline, all of the agreement from how much perspective is a ceasefire now with their families or not. so, you know, i think it is not, i find them say, and they wouldn't be exchanged or present as, but also with the how many 30 in a a to reach people, especially in the northern parts of yes. so if the leadership in and the in cut out and now in egypt can reach, i deal with this way. it is on these issues. i think the ones in 5 guys that would be probably happy for this simply because they kind of take part in these negotiations. they have to rely on the the extent of the the ship. and while as negotiations carry all those precious little sizes try and find a solution to this, we just talk about sort of the pressure that's on the us democratic party right now, especially the president. and now the vice president to ask for being pretty quiet ready, but now he's very vocal. why is couple of hours pushing this forward? why is her voice being had so very vocally right now?

if the we can throw this, there are a couple of points in this. and the 1st one is they invest simply because they, um, they said monday would be the day for a deal. and secondly, and there's the internal takes in, within the united states, again to the, the ship and many analyst, and many also russell. it's over the democratic party thing, that's my thing is not taking the right course. and he's maybe in the wrong side of history. and simply because the americans are providing these ladies with everything they need and everything they want actually, and they shouldn't have a say. so by them is to come to the house is it's time to send the message to this lady that would probably be enrolling in patients with, with nathaniel. and also there's a limit of what they can do. but more importantly, they're receiving bin against which is the competitive nathaniel. and this is a to your must read that the americans are really trying to find the replacement fullness area. and this property will change the tire of those of and if any i would send it to me, i was afraid of intent of seeing. now if the end of this tape steps and to change him, i think he would be in trouble. how sounds good. all right,

thanks so much for your analysis. i bet it's beth joyce's life over by law in the occupied westbank. um, but just a brief statement that from us on the home done, we had a root really in generalities around about uh, talking around about sort of round it down and its uh, uh, arrival in the next few days. uh that way you all a rest of the tax maybe on palestinians in the occupied westbank haven't hold to day all night. you know the rates every night and they occupied westbank and they've been increased that increased significantly after october. the 7th of uh, last night sunday into monday they were 7 so far they're averaging about 40 every 24 hours. so it's a bit less a bit less than the average, but the day is young. so that could be rates further on today, there's one going on at the moment in fact, into boss. but the most consequential of the range of a night was in lamar county, which is just it new to here in ramallah, on

a 19 year old young man was killed in mount raid a stuff apo shell back was killed, shots in the neck by is riley false is why they were involved in confrontations with palestinians. i mean the 25 pallets, jennings, i've also been arrested in those rates over night. the home. busy of a palestinian family was demolished the home of the family of milwaukee mastery, who was convicted who'd killed a, a sutler family last year. he was killed early advise ready forces because a bed a been a positive sci fi deal. if it does happen, isn't negotiated scenario where palestinians that have been arrested in the occupied westbank will also be released. but it's very delicate, not to even when palestinians are released. they have to amalgamate to come back into publish city and live for that's incredibly difficult. well if there is

a c 5 and it will most certainly result a include the release of perhaps many, many hundreds of palestinian prisoners in the last seas 5 in november, a $1240.00 men and women held in his riley prisons. palestinians were released back into the community, some of them for many, many years in prison. and they have to begin to learn again to adapt to life on the outside. and it's been 3 months since no one honda was released from and is really prison. but she says she still doesn't feel free in the us. it up. we are a prisoner or is it released as far with it? so of course the allies are an awesome. they told us we are under surveillance. things haven't gone back to them. and i haven't left home since i was released at the check point. so just i'm afraid i would get picked on the middle of the one was convicted of using scissors to try to stop shop was at

a market in west jerusalem in 2015 a 14 year old cousin hatfield was with both girls was shocked by pressing soldier, title was killed. one of no hands stops up to her release was a cousins greg. hey, elizabeth, the minutes then after being away for 8 years, there are new challenges to face because there have been so many changes. i'd like to pick up my education lead a normal life and to tackle these challenges ahead on some of the ones that 8 years of a 10 year sentence, a family hasn't been allowed to see her since october 7th. so fucked me with somebody in the drum. there is been a 180 degree shift in the family. so you should go down and we were on a, we one not allowed to come to. and from now we see a remarkable transformation and she's both of different despite todd ships in prison, she came up as an educated culture unsuccessful pass. and durham was one of 240 published means freed in november and exchange for

a 110 captives released by how much in gaza. 10 of those palestinians have since been re arrested via is ready for bonus. me. i'll just say era ramallah in the occupied westbank a couple of hours is that to meet before was by the defense minister and current member of the will cabinet binding guns in washington dc. later on monday, scouts will always meet, will always will also it meets with other senior american officials, including the secretary of the sites and the secretary of defense. discussions are expected to focus on the ceasefire agreement is by the prime minister benjamin netanyahu report to the instruct embassy staff in washington. not to help facilitate guns this trip to build a box towards us for multiply the history. so um billing. but again, some of the member of the little cabinet, the full, the prime minister meeting campbell of harris. i mean he's being his own thing really. and that might prime minister netanyahu. what was the say re, ha,

what are you interested in? just the last couple of minutes of hell, i got a message from a sol as close to guns, acknowledging that this was not something that he necessarily took on his own initiative known was entirely at the invitation of us officials. it was both simple, tedious space. so clearly that all those in the united states who would like to open up a different line of communication to someone in the hoss of these really governments decision making process. clearly, guns as a member of the war cabinet failed it incumbent on him to try and open that line of communication. given the very publicly difficult relationship between president biden and prime minister netanyahu that we've seen on several occasions over the last 5 months. bob, along to the top of the situation in terms of what's happening in gaza in theory. this is an opportunity for the us to potentially apply a different kind of pressure on the is res, cuz once guns comes back and sits there in the bowl cabinet. he can relay

a message from the president's officials and he's meeting with ready the top elements of the administration in washington over the next 24 hours. also, whether that then has a bearing on israel's decision making process visa via the conflicting gauze, whether it has an impact on the possibility of flexibility around the spot negotiations. we'll have to wait and see, but it is an opportunity to potentially unlock those negotiations at the moment. see not to be progressing as quickly as many stakeholders would like them to be. and we'll just wait to move, but the, because we'll come back to you as well. and so to give you some more information because it's really media is ads. and what was your recording of 2 captives calling for help reports of the days before they were shot and killed by the israeli military and to send the man a hood cooling for help. in hebrew, bellamy said that they will later killed by accident after mistakingly being identified as a threat. the

so let's just go back to what sort of has, what has was, what sort of response has that been really in sort of these really media to the sort of leaks odo and the response from the families perhaps. well this was of course an incident that drew a huge amount of attention in these really media when it was 1st reported. unless the tools, lots of questions being off not any about the way that the captains are being held inside cause that but also the way that these ready ministry was operating the, the response from the family of one of those that were killed. and this incident was frankly, quite hot, breaking the father, breaking down on the entities as he was being honest about it. on one of these writing media outlets earlier today, the respond is more broadly across the israel. in terms of the way the captives are

being held in gaza in terms of the priorities of these randy, ministry and government is becoming increasingly vocal. we had a big riley here in jerusalem on saturday night and family members being aust, on live television. what they would like to say to the prime minister as it regards to the family members still currently held in gaza. many of them saying you can do more inches and see what happens as the day progresses the box. thank you. of the 2 southern gauze of way as well as intensified as being of the densely populated city of rough or at least 7 people have been killed and is very strong on a house. and you can, with a that's neighborhood, rescues have been searching rubble by hand to find survivors and recover the policies. well, in another attack, east of the city at least 6 palestinians have been killed in a strong kind of home. several of the wounded and taken to the day by initial

hospital in gauze the city. several people have been killed or wounded after the is really ministry of time to palestinians waiting for a trucks. victims have been rushed to ship a hospital civilians while waiting for trucks loaded with flour. they say is very cheap, stunted firing indiscriminately. israel's constant funding of gauze along with his tongue through the tanks, making extremely dangerous for those trying to find food. so i had him on, i'll just or hate the class, a state of emergency after hundreds of gang members escape the countries to biggest prisons. and we looked at the 1000 of genie doctors in south korea could help them medical licenses suspended. they've stories after the break, the

they've been recent flooding in java or it's still a rainy season and some of the send it sounds like particularly big and there's been some kind of time. i think the focus of the heavy stuff is a bit further west, but still in borneo all sumatra or java and increasing out through finance. camilla is you into something tyler not to catch has been knock you on the door of a record. high temperature is full weeks dance to upset despite the fact you got the potential for showers, which was the cool things that us, that has been a huge amount of rain. recently, new south wales has moved diet is this band nasser, tropical queens and which will produce i think some local flash study may be the most welcome. right. and i'm saying may because i'm not entirely sure will be in west australia, has been recently quite past the course. hold on a couple of weeks ago. well, that's what we'll change. the other path itself is still looking dry it. so if you want the res were in the cities now from melbourne, an ab lays the sun does its work. nothing particularly special, i should say in news, even when the wind coming up from the south east tempted the bar where they should be and is the significant rate. and by choosing i might need

a different story by tuesday is looking fine, but the best time might be wednesday, sunshine. every weather wins not very, very strong. we need to change that. but briefly, i suspect journey wednesday or thursday about time we changed direction. christ churches up to 25 was right, and the fact the team in the gaza strip is there is lots continues. there's a deliberate mission of posting and humanity in western media and it needs to be questioned, sustained coverage. that actively humanize is, is really, is an actively humanizes palestinians. this is not the time for doing this to kind of wait tracking those stories, examining the journalism and the effect that news coverage can have on democracies everywhere. here at the listing the best the,

[000:00:00;00] the book about kill watching over there with me. so rom, in the heart of mind, to, of all told stories, the us vice president has called for an immediate c signing garza using some of the strongest language from washington dc. since installed, as well as we're on the strip capital harris says palestinians in gauze was suffering a few minutes. having catastrophe for a couple of hours is that to meet before, but it's very defense, but it's not a covered member of the will come and many guns will also be of a senior american officials, including the secretary of state and the secretary of defense discussions are expected to focus on a 65 agreement as well as attends finance funding of rockford, southern guns, or at least 6 palestinians being killed by

a strike. targeting them had the family home in east russell now the 7 others. so 7 others also killed at a strong cold, a house in a kid with a at this neighborhood called the health ministry says that these 15 children have died from malnutrition, in dehydration just one hospital. in the past few days, in this video from northern garza, the mother is molding the death of her child. for weeks the u. n. has been wanting the 10000 children in garza risk of starvation. and since my daughter has died, she passed away due to mount nutrition, all vitamins and minerals dropped sharply and my daughter's body with an accepting heart. all i can do is pray to god one night but the number that this child was suffering and acute lack of oxygen and some fee amount nutrition. we did our best to save a life. unfortunately the child died. we do not know how many like coldwell father, adulthood is the regional director full, the middle east and south africa,

eunice and she says the new depths of children from malnutrition could be just a fraction of the true number. this are the trajectory, know about when we reported about this this morning and in our statement, we had the information about 10 children. but then the afternoon you are saying what are the for the blue 15 children. so the number is on that eyes. and this was the number of the report that only from one hospital. so we really do not know about what's happening to other children to home or do not have access or to the ministry or how does not have enough access or information. what we have been warning about is that the access to humanitarian aids and the delivery of humanitarian aid can be made. reduce the proportion of monitors on the home to one and 6 to them. and more of them has well $1.00 and $6.00 to them,

which means 15 percent of children and most of them has the under the age of 2 has to be accurate, new edition. this little portion is 5 percent. so much less in the areas was the aide is around right. just do not have the appropriate for yours. what do you babies got the estimate from the mothers of the mothers. i'm fairly my motors. we know that there are the adults ignore them as well of guessing why don't need birthday. and if a mother gets one me, but that is no way that you can best with the child. and as a result, the trunk would not get or then you can choose. one is the best place is necessity for ever. the same for the child can give all the new trims. but and these cases, when the mother cannot be more than one need per day or the child is going to be my motors, they do not have. the babies also are not like the adults. they cannot eat the normal food that any

a bank guns is to. i'll see you then all of those stories about what the tea party, the adults are. ethan and this type of food cannot be given to babies. the work are they available or to afford the availability or hygiene? the fact that there is no i be put toward that. we already reports indicate that the access to water in the parks of northam. honda is one you need to put the web as on good, an emergency condition. the minimum is 3 meters. so this of course will cause more disease because they cannot pick it off the hygiene and now they are feeding the baby's of the missing some of the news from around the world. southcourt as health industry is threatening to suspend the medical licenses of 7000 judy adults as he will down to

hospitals 2 weeks ago. many striking doctors have already ignored about to work or to the trainings are protesting against government plans to increase the number of admissions of medical schools. they say the government's plan to solve adopt a shortage will home patient care, whatever to help them from them doing pull myself up to opinion starting today will proceed with law enforcement's do on site inspections and other measures. the governmental utilize board available means to ensure that this situation doesn't pose a threat to the health appliances citizens by robustly operating the emergency medical system and ensuring there are no issues with the dimensions the medical that we comes to do at most in this regard. and furthermore, although d days past, we once again appeal to the residents who were still pulling about whether or not to attend to work to do so as soon as possible. it is kim, possible from the capital sol. we are entering the 3rd week of those dr. as walk

out and already there are reports of hospital personnel maintaining operations nearing breaking point in the absence of these junior adopters who have played important role in the operations of i. c use of e r as and cancer awards including at this hospital. so national university hospital where they account for some 40 percent of the overall hospital a dr. population. there also concerns over how many of the new entered and resident doctors that were supposed to on board this month will do so or join the boycott instead. now as to the medical license inspections, we did hear from the vice minister of health saying that administrative procedures have begun on this monday. but we are expecting it to be a protracted process, given that they have some $7000.00 cases to deal with a likely start with a small group questioning individual doctors as to what their situations are. and that alone is expected to take

a couple weeks. now since walking off the job at the do, your doctors have largely avoided the limelight and kept her silence. and critics say that they are able to exude this confidence of essentially ignoring the back to what orders because of the successes that the korean medical association was able to procure and previous public fights with the government since the year 2000 concessions. and that is why the government now is saying that that will not be the case. this is kim alda 0. so we'll have to use government as the kind of the state of emergency, a nighttime coffee following a search and gang violence. the storming of the countries to largest prisons, prime minister rely on re, has been visiting. can you trying to find out if an international police falls to help patrol? the streets comes up behind and reports. i'm not going to get an i've left him and the national potentially is where hate is higher profile and also

a locked up for the government set in stone. the data of the fee has gone sites down the streets of the printer into a bundled drum. they succeeded in releasing federal government bus. disobedience was caught in the middle of the street buttons, gangs around to us. we can't take it anymore. we have no way to go with no police to be seen in several parts of the city. shops and properties have been due to police say they're not to deal with the gun, but it's just not ready to start. the. all of the companies look forward to the driving around the nomic calls while the people have no on the vehicles and the police don't even have it present. i paid for this bullet proof vests, i'm just tell them that that's i'm wearing right now. out of my own pocket that the gun members who controlled large parts of the country, demanding that as a nation of acting prime minister audio henry, he flew to king you last week to try. i'm finalize

a deal to send canyon security pass and as to haiti, us part of why you and but task force to restore order, but with no sign of for them forces arriving. see patients in photo prince, i left with no option, but to lead to violence in any way they can. how does that? how much does it go out? are we supposed to hold? isaac, who's an independent journalist, impulsive prince. he gave us an update on what's been happening on the ground or sometime last night uh, coordinated the gang action, an attack against the main detention facility. important prince has led to nearly 3600 uh inmates clean the facility. its a bit of a mixed bag. uh you have uh petty criminals and you also have high profile inmates uh, such as those involved in the assassination of president trump. now he's uh, as it stands right now. uh the columbia and mercenaries. uh,

17 of them who are involved in the assassination are still in the facility. it's disrupted the day important friends today. and it's a very pull the tile situation as gains are still in full control of several parts of the city and are threatening to wage even more violence on the rest of the city . as it stands right now, the whereabouts of private assario and re, are on known as he was to return from his trip in kenya, where a ink to deal with the canyon officials and government to have uh canyon police officers come and help with uh, getting volunteering he, well, its mainly linked to that the official trip that the prime minister took to kenya as the torrent gang leader. a barbecue, uh, claim that, uh, united, uh, pretty much all the gangs, uh, rival games and part of crimes, to fight against the government and topple it in response to that that deal that

the apartment just are assign with the king and government right now. and that's pretty much the question that everybody's asking is the response from the government. the did issue a communicate where they are press statement, where andy essentially called out the attacks and the violence has been waging of the country in the city for the past few days. but no official a declaration or, or of presence as been seen, the haitian government had requested uh for any assistance since october of 2022. and ever since i've been in this international process to try and gotten gather the, the support, the funding and the troops that would be eventually coming. so here on the ground in haiti, most people are out of state where they are pretty much trying to cling onto

whatever hold they can get. and um, and if something happens, uh, they would look into a development of some sorts as they've been caught in that cycle of violence. uh for the past few years. um and it's unclear um, at this stage when, if ever the terms are coming up. but for our pulse, you talked to the feel that it may be more inch urgent than ever. the increase in power military attacks in northern columbia has full hundreds of indigenous people to free the villages. it's the latest surge of the internal conflict which has lots of wimbledon, 60 years out of something that i'm p a t is in the chart where they've taken shelter as more than 500 indigenous. we might have, have been sheltered in locations like this one across the city of video for over a week. now, after having to flee from their villages in their territory for being caught in the middle of fi thing,

get between 2 different power on military groups that are fighting for control of a territory that has become and has been for a long time and keep cory door for a number of the list executives including the trafficking of the cocaine and this is the 2nd time that this community please from violence. the 1st time was a little over 20 years ago when. a at least 50 members of the community were killed by another on the group. and at the time they were already granted a special protection staff status here in columbia due to the ex, essential threats for their life and their livelihood in their territory. many here hopes that not to have to deal with this kind of violence again, but unfortunately this has been the case for them. and a for other indigenous people that have been over whelming leave target said by