n boy slams the well as bodies in action as of what he calls the mountain ray, just the massacre of gauze, and that's off to at least a 112 were supposedly killed by the ivy. yes. well they were rushing for humanitarian aid. a slap in the face. that's the reaction for the u. k. also the jim and john newberg mixed the worst of it from a directly involved in the ukraine conflict by helping kids find a long range missiles as rushed it. also the south almost say that they want support for nothing else. they what, how does full of supplies that's going to loss them for months. one thing is clear, they are not going anywhere. and we report from northern india where tension is the highest protest is protesting, solomon's refuse to come from us on demands, but a minimum support price product from the a very good morning case mon about team here in moscow. this is on the international with the latest world news update is great to have you with us as a waste, a top story this our many have bullets in the headsets according to the palestinian ambassadors. comments on the latest, most killing of gauz

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n. boy, for the united states to veto is east why even britain obtained. so i'm a listen it's, it's a, it's a very complicated situation and faithfully in many ways. um, i'm not in politics any longer and, and you, you, you're a good is just versus the left out. the fact that i got fired from the trump administration after 11 days, which is probably the shortest day for anybody in a political administration. and i was fired primarily because i was arguing with dial shop, about a number of different things where we didn't see i and it was he used to presently as a right to fire me. and so i've been humbled by life, but been on by markets. and obviously this is a terribly tragic situation. so i don't want to under state it and i'm very sensitive to what is happening and, and you know, i'm, i'm named after a world war 2 that are in my uncle spot on normandy beach. he was wounded there, he received the purple heart. as you recall, there were 60000000 people killed in world war 2. imagine the destruction that took place in world war 2 and a number of people tha

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n. middle east, and boy tor, when slant, he says it's more important than ever for cx. 5 talks to succeed in doha is oh, it's a very important moment. the we are in a type of situation where the war need to come to an end as fast as possible. we are seeing what's going on on the ground on a daily basis. and we have a lot of questions and we solved daddy's in focus here in the over the next days and week. i am hopeful that the 2 sites and the mediator would succeed in finding a way wherever we can have the release of hostages. and the pools in the ongoing activities on the ground. it seems to me that all parts of the international system on this conflict right now was sounding the alarm. you had the secretary general of the united nations using that very rad power onto the wind chart to optical 99. to convene the security council to demand a see saw that didn't work. you have the international court of justice, which is so concerned about genocide that it paused what is called provisional

. ñ> all right.issue that that, as you said, is not just happening in other parts of the world. it's happening here in this country. fabian goldhaber of us programs at unicef. we appreciate your time. thank you so much. >> thank you. thank you so much. sure >> san francisco's homeward bound program is a step closer to being reintroduced. a board of supervisors committee that pw it provides the relocation assie back to their hometownsúand off of city streets. it was initiated back in 2005, but it was sidelined a few years ago by mayor london breed. supporters say homeward bound would help the city to address homelessness . >> at the end of the day, we're doing everything we can to reunify people with their loved ones and as i said, it's one of the most successful program getting people off the streetn >> we want to put it in the code. >> a critics, though, is aúsimpy of sweeping the issue of homelessness under the rug and pushing people outúof the. that proposal, though, now goes to the full board of

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gb funny boys, josh howie and steve n allen are on call, so we're going to dig into the meat of the stuffoff with the stuff. now we kick off with the guardian and a story about gaza food aid , one of geldof's gaza food aid, one of geldof's less popular festivals. josh un says israeli restrictions on gaza food aid may constitute a war crime. >> so they're talking here about a potential famine. now, to be very clear , israel is stating very clear, israel is stating that twice the amount of food is going in than before october 7th. so the issue isn't about food going through, it's about the food being processed. and it's about there's 300,000 civilians or gazans, but civilians, including hamas, are in outside of rafah, up in the north, which is which has been split and i think the issue seems to be about getting that aid to them. and that is a war zone. so the problem is that the un, has an agenda. some of the un, has an agenda. some of the un, there are different parts of the un. it's a large organisation. an unrwa part of the is arguably a wing of the un is arguably a wing of hamas. there

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n. is warning that fam and in gaza is almost inevitable unless a delivery is increased significantly. our next report contains images that many viewers might find distressing. the consoling each other. the boys have survived and is rarely asked right and central garza, many others did not. but the fighting in the gaza strip isn't the only danger palestinians face disease and finding had become a major threat children's almost at risk. starvation has now taken the lives of several children. so the official records yesterday or this morning said the 10th child officially registered in the hospital as having starved to death, a very sad threshold, similar, sad as to 30000 best. we reached all because of the, the unofficial numbers can unfortunately be expected to be higher. and the toll is climbing guitar, a network l g, a 0 broadcast this footage from kansas city on friday when schools of palestinians were killed. as they surrounded an 8 convoy the mass run, health ministry, and survivors

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they can help us heal, help us feel as though there has been justice and closure for our boys. >> reporter: we've reached out to the district attorney's office for a response. her office says they cannot comment on cases involving minors. >>> also in the east bay, the vastly successful in-n-out chain will be closing one of its restaurants for the first time in that company's history. the oakland restaurant along the corridor is shutting its doors for good today. the company said they are doing it because of crime. it's oakland's only in-n-out location. a nearby starbucks and denny's has also closed because of crime. despite that closure, two young entrepreneurs are opening up a new business and john ramos has their story. >> reporter: there is plenty of reason to believe oakland is a tough town to do business in. but a couple of young entrepreneurs say the secret to success may lie in understanding the city itself. watch as people pass by the newest store on lake shore avenue. they do a double take and then turn back. what exactly is that? it looks like a store, but it could be an art gall

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