rene's sister, and rene's husband.ous of that, they seemed pretty close. >> how close or? they >> did anyone think there was a possibility -- >> of her having an affair? absolutely. >> just came right out and asked, or did you do it? >> when dateline continues. n dateline continues [coughing] copd hasn't been pretty. it's tough to breathe and tough to keep wondering if this is as good as it gets. but trelegy has shown me that there's still beauty and breath to be had. because with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open and prevents future flare-ups. and with one dose a day, trelegy improves lung function so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, pr

. >> renee: thanks.dway. >> renee: i did. >> stephen: there you go. there you are is regina george. [cheering] >> renee: i had a year contract but i stopped because of covid. >> stephen: oh, yeah. i remember. >> renee: wielded collectively. the 13th of march or something. i did six or seven months. i got out alive. >> stephen: that's good to know. >> renee: barely. >> stephen: how does it feel to be back as regina? >> renee: it feels so good. obviously "mean girls" is such a huge part of pop culture. and i feel very lucky to be in its universe for like five years now. it's just like, you know, it's a rolling check. it's lovely. [laughter] >> stephen: i assume you saw the film in 2004 when it came out. rachel mcadams. >> renee: absolutely. >> stephen: any notes for her? >> renee: any notes for her? >> stephen: notes for rachel? >> renee: love you, queen. >> stephen: you been on broadway. television, now this movie. and just toured 27 cities with your album "no angel." [cheers and applause] "no angel." big

tonight -- renee rap. from "american star," actor ian mcshane.rom black pumas featuring the 8g band with rob mitzner. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now, if you don't mind, we're gonna get to the news. the 75th annual emmy awards and the iowa caucuses were held on monday and in both cases, the night's final award went to an angry man with terrible children [ laughter ] president biden this week traveled to philadelphia, as presidents typically do after a horrific disaster. [ laughter ] president biden today met with congressional leadership, to discuss his request for security funding, which includes money for border security, 'cause every day, this guy's looking more and more like a flight risk [ laughter ] vivek ramaswamy announced this week that he was suspending his presidential campaign. he plans to return to his true passion, tearing down the teen rec center to build a shopping mall [ laughter ] you can do it. [ laughter ] former arkans

renee two tiny to savings . this renee two tiny to savings.attersbee, which is, frankly , the most which is, frankly, the most heart rending, horrific thing that i've seen in a long time. >> absolutely horrific. and i think we're losing sight here of some of the responsibility for this story. and that's why i picked it. so i do think there are questions to be answered by the police and by social services. but i also think that perhaps we ought to be looking at parenting , and we seem to be at parenting, and we seem to be absolving parents of the responsibility for their children in so many scenarios of late. so this is a mother who had two other children. this is a child who was already vulnerable. so you have to ask why. and she went away and didn't have contact with her two year old for two weeks now, frankly, i cannot even imagine going a day without speaking or having contact with my other half over my five year old. i really can't because she's the centre of our lives. everything i do is in her protection and her betterment, and that for

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renee.. let's start with the front of the telegraph. and this , uh, gaza probe from the this, uh, gaza probe from the metropolitan police that boris johnson is not happy with. >> yes. i didn't even know this was a thing, but evidently, um, the police are the metropolitan police are investigating israel over alleged war crimes. they've got notices up at the airports for travellers coming back from israel, palestine , um, asking israel, palestine, um, asking that they report any war crimes or crimes against humanity they have witnessed whilst in israel. and i'm assuming gaza , there are and i'm assuming gaza, there are not many people leaving gaza, are they? and it's just like, hold on a minute, haven't they got enough to do? i mean, it's a bit outside their area, isn't it? mean, you know, we saw it? i mean, you know, we saw a child, child, 16 year old child, a child, 16 year old aned child, a child, 16 year old knifed to death and primrose hill new year's eve, 21 hill on new year's eve, 21 te

. >> lots of good things these days for renee the musical guest on snl and it's just the latest. >> ito it before i turned 25 and i turned 24 couple days ago. >> not only is rap starring as regina george in the mean girls musical but she wrote one of the songs and she performed it with megan thee stallion. >> i cannot imagine not doing this with my life. >> she grew up idolizing snl performers including the mean girls writer, tina fey. >> i've been lucky enough to be in the universe for a minute so we were like messing around earlier and i miss all the people i worked on mean girls with. >> making for smooth transition along this week's host. >> oh lord e. >> in my the first person to say that we >> nope. >> the greatest thing to happen the pop culture and i feel really good here. >> renee, you really are a mean girl. >> you can catch saturday night live right here and see it again later tonight after the 11:00 pm newscast. >>> imagine going to your local mcdonald's and discovering your favorite nfl player is a regular customer pick that's what happened when mcdonald's employee. she re

rene, i mean the fact they take their family portraits together with leah and norbert just shows how totally they open not only their their home, but also their hearts to the to the family. in the several years that norbert and leah lived with the varga family, as you mentioned, the little boy became especially close with their daughter, mona tell us a little bit about their lifelong bond. i just think this is one of the sweetest aspects of story. you know, there are a lot of kids that would have been very jealous that there is a new little baby around. you know, this big cuties, you know, getting lots of attention. but that's not how mona reacted. mona really embraced the situation. you can see the two of them together. and november members that mona looks quite stern in this picture actually, because she saw herself as his protector. so she really took on this role. she even gave him a teddy bear, which you can see here. mona and norbert later donated the teddy to the belgian holocaust memorial because they're in a dozen here. you can see them together in their later years. so they

rene marsh, cnn, washington. >> our thank for that. >>> a new warning from the white house after therstrikes on targets in yemen. >>> this morning houthi militants are threatening to retaliate after the u.s. and uk carried out strikes on multiple houthi targets in yemen overnight. the strikes in response to the recent surge of attacks by the iran-backed militants on commercial ships in the crucial red sea. biden said he would not hesitate to take further measures. joining us now from the white house is retired admiral and national security spokesman john kirby. thank you so much for talking to us at a time when there's a the lot of tension that is rising in the region. the strikes do come on the heels of secretary of state antony blinken's trip to the region. one of many he's made over the last several months. he was trying to cool tensions condemning the strikes. this is such a volatile environment. is the biden administration prepared for the potential retaliation and what would that look like? >> you said it best yourself. last line of the statement said he's not going to hesitate

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and we knew -- we knew we wanted renee 'cause she had done the broadway show when she was like 19 andand so that was great, paramount was psyched that we knew her that was easy. then like avantika was gorgeous actress who plays karen. she's so gorgeous it's like stupid >> jimmy: yeah >> it's like, start laughing when you see her like, "no. not real ai." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah >> and then we -- i think like the last part that we cast was gretchen who was lacey chabert's part in the original movie and it's a hard part to cast like we saw a lot of amazing actors - >> jimmy: oh, of course. >> -- you need that person who's like smart, but like fragile and looks like they might just like come unhinged at any second. >> jimmy: yes. >> and i had one day where i was like, "i'm going to go back and watch every single tape of every gretchen that's come in. so i spent like a whole day watching all of them -- all of them and then i was like, "this girl i love this girl bebe wood, she's perfect she's gretchen." and we hired her and then i went to look at her imdb page and then i realized

since taking office stay fantasia renee said re ukraine is and will remain in priority for friends. is visit comes after another missed saw barrage by russia overnight. the residents took shelter in the cities metro when russia fired dozens of mist 1000 drones across ukraine. ukrainian government is asking for more air defense systems to defend itself against russian attacks. let's take a closer look at this latest russian arrow offensive and what it means for keith with defense on was marina me. wrong. welcome, maria. i'm the salt on ukraine. this latest one seems to have gone better for the russians. what do you make of these strikes to? good evening, nick? well, the russian strikes are a part of the newly commenced in error can pain that the russians will be conducting in order to damage ukrainian military industrial complex. and in order to make so you creating forces week or the a most the russians is of course to remove any possibility of a counter offensive. and to make it easier for the russian forces to take more territories and to achieve the military and the political obj

reiterated his country support for ukraine during his 1st trip abroad since taking office to find says, renee said ukraine is on will remain a priority for friends. his visit comes after another by roger of missile attacks by russia overnight. key residents took shelter in the city's metro when russia fired dozens of missiles and ruins across ukraine. the cleaning government is asking for more air defense systems to defend itself against russian attacks. rena moran is a defense analyst at king's college in london. i asked her what she made of air strikes when the russian strikes are a part of the newly commenced in error can pain that the russians will be conducting in order to damage ukrainian military industrial complex and in order to make. so you korean armed forces, week, or the a most the russians is of course to remove any possibility of a counter offensive. and to make it easier for the russian forces to take more territories and to achieve the military and the political objective. so we're likely to see more strikes for the coming months, because the russians will want to achieve air

rene marsh, thank you. kate. >>> so new hampshire's in the rear view.ina, you're now on the clock, multi-more dollar ad buy, a big campaign stop tonight, nikki haley is refusing to back down after donald trump's big win last night. just as south carolina senator, now a possible vp pick for donald trump, tim scott, he says trump strategy in south carolina is to finish it. >> what we have to do is focus on south carolina, make the margins so wide, so devastating, that the race is over, the donors start turning their attention on donald trump. >> five weeks. >> i think it's the next two or three weeks. the margins are going to get wider over the next three weeks, we're going home to south carolina to finish this race, and start focusing on joe biden. >> let's talk about south carolina, joining us right now is danielle vincent, a professor of politics in international affairs at furman university in south carolina, danielle, thank you for the time. do you think, first and foremost, south carolina republicans take anything or learn anything from new hampshir

rene marsh, cnn, washington. >> so scary. >>> "cnn this morning" continues right now. >>> white house confirming that the u.s. and a handful of its allies including the united kingdom have carried out military strikes against multiple houthi targets in

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and sheree rene thomas, award-winning fiction writer, poet, editor, and recipient of the 2023 octavial to both of you. that does it for me, thank you for watching. catch me back here tomorrow morning from 10 am to noon eastern. trans coleman will be into me tomorrow. don't forget velshi is also available as a podcast. follow and listen for free wherever you get your podcasts. as you know, i do the podcast invest. check out your favorite velshi segments on youtube at the msnbc.com slash ali. stay right where you are, the katie phang show starts right now. katie phang show starts righ now. >>> i am katie phang, live from telemundo studios in miami, florida. here is the week that was. >> nbc news can now project the winner of the new hampshire republican primary is donald trump. >> think about, appointed the senator of his state, she endorsed me.

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♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests renee rapp, ian mcshane, black pumas! cheers and applause i want to thank rob mitzner and the 8g band. thank you for watching we love you everybody! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, the news, still sinking into the warriors a family, suffering a huge loss. tonight's game, postponed following the sudden death of an assistant coach who suffered a medical emergency during a team dinner. the warriors cut short their road trip and returned home tonight get in fact, their next game might also be postponed. this follows the death of dejan milojevic, a bright light who brought soul and good humor to this franchise . gia vang reports from san francisco. >> reporter: the smile . it is something that was always present on warriors assistant coach dejan milojevic . this video from former player, who called milojevic a friend . everybody called him deckie, and he's one of the brightest lights i've run across in my career. if you spend three minutes with dejan at any time, you walk away thinking, i like that guy. >> re

renee king.only granddaughter should say has released a new picture book titled we dream a world that is a tribute to her celebrated grandparents reporter donna terrell caught up with the law at spelman college over in atlanta for 5 generations of women in her family have attended school. >> i am ready to keep my eyes on the prize that you set out before us with the power your vision. >> words lifted off the page from the only grandchild of doctor martin luther king junior. as you wander in a keen reads from her new picture book, we dream a world. >> yes, grandma. credit. and eddie martin, i am ready. >> she calls it a letter to her celebrated grandparents. let's talk about them. what inspired it? >> well, i think that for a very long time needed a message to the world. of what type of world we can happen. i think that if you look at movements, it's led by young people this socially engaged 15 year-old has been sharing her message to large crowds for years, including. >> the one here with her mom

renee king has released a new picture book titled we dream a world that's her tribute to her celebratedrents. donna tetreault caught up with yolanda at spelman college in atlanta where 5 generations of women in her family attended school. >> i am ready to keep my eyes on the prize that you set out before us with the power your vision. >> words lifted off the page from the only grandchild of doctor martin luther king junior as yolanda renee king reads from her new picture book, we dream a world. >> yes, grandma. credit. and eddie martin. am ready. >> she calls it a letter to her celebrated grandparents. let's talk about them. what inspired it? >> well, i think that for n very long time needed a message to the world. of what type of world we can happen. i think that if you look at movements, it's led by young people this socially engaged 15 year-old has been sharing her message to large crowds for years, including. >> the one here with her mom and dad, martin luther king, the 3rd at the march on washington. >> i see you've been giving a lot of speeches. you like doing that. so funny that

around the world and now he's only granddaughter to pick up where he left off 15 year-old yolanda, renee king has released a new picture book titled we world. it's her tribute to her celebrated grandparents. donna terrell caught up with the law at spelman college in atlanta where 5 generations of women in her family attended school. >> i am ready to keep my eyes on the prize that you set out before us with the power your vision. >> words lifted off the page from the only grandchild of doctor martin luther king junior as yolanda renee king reads from her new picture book, we dream a world. >> yes, grandma. and eddie martin. am ready. >> she calls it a letter to her celebrated grandparents. let's talk about them. what inspired >> well, i think that for a very long time, you needed a message to the world. of what type of world we can happen. i think that if you look at movements, it's led by young people this socially engaged 15 year-old has been sharing her message to large crowds for years, including. >> the one here with her mom and dad, martin luther king, the 3rd at the march on washin

investigators say renee hernandez and renee hernandez santos helped claudia santos smother her 3-year-oldter in a church in september of 2021. court documents suggest the trio believed she was possessed by an evil spirit. two men, her grandfather and uncle, due in court today, for a plea hearing. the mother's case being handled separately. >>> seven people were hurt, two critically, after a rollover crash in eastern contra costa county. it happened around 5:00 last night in byron on vasco road near walnut boulevard. chp says the driver of a truck illegally tried to pass another car, lost control, struck another car, flipped over. witnesses say a woman and child were ejected from that truck. the chp is not saying what kind of charges the drivers will face. >>> 5:36 right now. uc berkeley leaders are hoping to have people's park completely closed off to the public as soon as today. last week police helped clear out the park. at that point crews started lining up stacked shipping containers to encircle it. the streets around the park are also still blocked by pedestrian barriers and there's

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stop go on. >> wow, renee, you are really are a mean girls. >> what?opening up about how it feels to be in this epic moment in his career. >> what does it feel like for you to be sitting in this moment, given how hard you have worked to finally have that spotlight on you >> i didn't even know that this could happen for me. i actually didn't know i just want to do good work. and then suddenly, i'm in this space where all the lights are brightly shining on me it sort of takes my breath away when i think about it. i don't know if i could dream this big. >> that's a great conversation catch it on "sunday today," guys. >>> the woman behind the viral mac and cheese rec >>> 8:26 now. here are our top stories we're following today. they include the weather and that atmospheric river headed our way. also 49ers fans are getting ready for what is hopefully just the first step in the post season toward the super bowl for the niners. if somehow you missed it, the niners are hosting the green bay packers in their nfc divisional playoff game. we'll take you to levi s

. >>> australian actor jail ability will host with ghost rene rapp. can watch saturday night live today on nbc news. >>> we have a hero in michigan. the hero is a dog who helped rescue his owner's life. check it out. this is body cam footage from rescue teams yesterday that shows the team attempting to save a man that fell into that lake there. they say the icy conditions made it difficult for her to get close to him, so they teamed up with ruby, the dog. they attached that rope to ruby, and she carried it all the way to her owner, and rescuers then managed to pull the man out after he grabbed the rope. that is incredible. >> she so happy. >> we should all have a ruby. right now at 6:00, more is on the way. this is what it looks like. a series of storms rolling to the bay area and how it's going to impact your weekend and beyond. >>> the divisiveness over the war in gaza is playing out in our bay area schools. how two local school district are now under investigation. >>> winter break is almost over, but a strike is about to begin. how colleges are pr

and we can say that the middle school renee, it's on the a bit of coordinates in the last hour had been on the want military ongoing button . and by the use read off to read the as a residential building, get almost all right, refugee camp was destroyed. and those of how the city is today in the middle, the coordinates have been ended up being transported to an ox, a hospital, which is a new attack to they had been carried out on it's pacific. just a few meters away from the medical complex. as these kinds of village attacks today, you had claimed the lives of at least 147 policy and alongside with more than 240 others being wanted till now. in the us, a secretary of state anthony blinking to across the region has seen who visit run my lot, where he met with palestinian president who the best the to discuss the future. garza including possible steps towards the palestinian state of lincoln's presence let to protest, and i'm all up with many tiring banners opposing the business excuse us of complacency. and what they feel is really genocide in does talk as well about the importance of re

the consequences renee told it would be the catastrophic categories we and european countries would have to be thinking about the role of defense though. that's just something that they should be thinking about. i mean, yeah, i long and then in favor of, of you, europeans being more serious about their own defense capabilities. but i think it's for the 1st time in the conversations i've heard in germany and france it. so some of the other countries, people are thinking, you know, maybe we really would have to fight for ourselves. and if we did maybe tied shore artillery shells or, you know about our own defense, did this, this anticipation fear you can call a dread of a 2nd truck. it has the world in a sort of a standby mode. doesn't that make joe biden? a 1st term lame duck president between now and election day and that's a painful question. and unfortunately, to some extent, the answer has to be yes. so when the present biden alert of his national security team or trying to deal with anyone today, say, let's settle this today, that they have to recognize that they do recognize that th

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now, i showed you already renee and irene, the twins i met in new york city before i took the trupp.t to just tell you how they're reunited, because i thinktw twin reunion stories are fabulous. after the liberation and. then a group in new york city sponsored a trip for two children, a boy and, a girl. but this is not her brother. this is another little to come to new york city for a great trip. toys, meet, celebrities, all that of thing. so she was picked and she wanted desperately to go back to the paris orphanage, but she was then adopted by a long island couple. so she stayed in long island and she told the couple that she had a twin brother. so the little boy had been taken in by a czech doctor and. then the czech doctor had flee the country because of some political activities. so he went to palestine and was in haifa when he saw this picture that was published in the 1947 issue of life magazine. and so he was able to get word back to his sister in he was able to get with word back to his sister in czechoslovakia, and one thing led to another, and the twin were eventually unite

now, i showed you already renÉ and irene, the twins i met in new york city before i took the trip.and i want to just tell you how they reunited because i think twin reunion stories are fabulous. so the little girl was taken in by polish woman and then eventually brought to paris orphanage after the liberation and. then a group in new york city sponsored a trip for two children, a boy and, a girl. but this is not her brother. this is another little to come to new york city for a great trip. toys, meet, celebrities, all that of thing. so she was picked and she wanted desperately to go back to the paris orphanage, but she was then adopted by a long island couple. so she stayed in long island and she told the couple that she had a twin brother. so the little boy had been taken in by a czech doctor and. then the czech doctor had flee the country because of some political activities. so he went to palestine and was in haifa when he saw this picture that was published in the 1947 issue of life magazine. and so he was able to get word back to his sister in czechoslovakia, and then one thin

eunice as they are twice to a deep, full control over the city, and we can say that the middle school renee, it's on the a middle govern dates and the last hour had been on the white military ongoing button. and by the use made out to read the as a residential building again, almost an hour after a few decals was destroyed. and those of palestinians today in the middle of coordinates have been in, did that being transported to our us a hospital, which is a new attack to date, had been carried doubts only to specific just a few meters away from the medical complex as these kinds of village attacks to day you had claimed the lives of at least 147 palestinian alongside with more than 240 others being wanted till now. of the world health organization has canceled emission to northern garza the 6th time it's had to do that. in 2 weeks. the chief of the w i chose says it was cooled off because israel rejected their requests and safe passage could not be assured. he actually is well to allow them to enter and deliver humanitarian aid. it comes of 6 people were killed, including 4 from the red cres

renee that has been also destroyed alongside with the main, linking gross each full. so info has moved threats and challenges for ambulances to evacuate victims and to reach the indications of targeting. of course the topic we're seeing these faces, the latest pictures from outside the hospital as local residents try to come to the aid of those. a coat in the middle of this latest is riley strike over the last few days. we also know that medical staff within the hospital, from many aid agencies that had to evacuate, because either they haven't got the supplies to help people because of safety concerns, they to calculate. it leaves the medical infrastructure, desperately fraud gyle, in terms of personnel to be able to deal with the injuries. yes . oh, literally we can say that the medical situation in garza still operating hospitals is completely dramatic. and rezani has very limited medical supplies being go out into the territory since the last couple of days. and also the hospital is that still a rating in the areas of bottles and confrontations, including locks the

and we can say that the middle school renee, it's on the a middle govern dates, and the last hour had been on the want military ongoing button. and by the use made out to read the as a residential building, get almost all right, refugee camp was destroyed. and those of how the city is today in the middle, the coordinates have been ended up being transported to a box, a hospital, which is a new attack to date, had been carried out on its pacific. just a few meters away from the medical complex. as these kinds of village attacks today, you had claimed the lives of at least 147, palestinian alongside with more than 240 others being wanted till now of the world health organization has canceled a mission to northern gone. so it's the 6th time it's have to do so in 2 weeks. chief of the doublet shows as it was cooled off because israel rejected their requests and safe passions couldn't be guaranteed yours as well to allow them to enter and deliver the humanitarian aid. it comes of 6 people were killed, including 4 from the red crescent, when on his way to the s drive kate and ambulance in t

and we can say that the middle school renee, it's on the a middle govern dates, and the last hour had been on the want military ongoing button. and by the use made out to read the as a residential building, get almost all right, refugee camp was destroyed. and those of how the city is today in the middle, the coordinates have been ended up being transported to a box, a hospital, which is a new attack to date, had been carried out on it's pacific, just a few meters away from the medical complex. as these kinds of village attacks today, you had claimed the lives of at least 147, palestinian alongside with more than 240 others being wanted till now. it's not a personal break here. and i'll just say that when we come back to musicians and artists an argentine or choose a new president, nothing in tune with their industry and threatens to take away the state support on the armies been deployed in proper and you're getting his capital port must be off for 50 people looking in protest more and that's like the the hello, the weather slot. you set fabric ross, see radium plants that are to fin

you renee see them that you've already said he shouldn't be president once the war is over. you've made that clear? yes. yeah, absolutely. you think engineering anyone else could be doing a better job right now? that is a question. i think there are people who can do better job, but again he will be the present to band of the water. but after the end of the war, there will be elections and a dial to the president's dimansky will. when does the elections? if you will take part in them, you have the, i'm fissions to run for the presidency yourself. no, so the case about these 8, sorry, i haven't dition to be alive. yeah. and healthy at the end of these war, that is the main task uh for me, by end to do everything they can till that time. after we will deal with the everything else. you talk about the autocratic tendencies of presence of landscape, but that's not ukraine's biggest problem. at the moment the real body blow has been the failure to procure the kinds and quantities of weapons and that munitions that you need to push the russians back out of your territory. do you b

renee says, well, have been the center for the ministry attack square and the one of the latest strikes. one of those that rocked refuge account has claimed the lives of the 3 palestinians, which and totally today had contributed to revise the desk to, to more than 150 policy has been killed alongside with more than 300 others being wounded till now life for us and going to that topic. thank you. as a senior un official has told the security council is vital that was what continues and gaza. the warning comes off to the united nations agency for palestine had its funding suspended by several western nations, but not the photos. israel's accusations that a dozen stuff took part in the attacks on october the 7th. austin griffith said the amount of tyrants situation is very challenging. and also the ability of the monitoring community to reach the people of guys or with relief remains grossly inadequate. then to say it's grossly inadequate. as it says here, is grossly inadequate. it's much, much more difficult than that. when you and the secretary genuine, turning the terrace has also been

but what we can see and say also regarding the middle school, renee, what is happening? that is a completely new repeat scenario. what happened in the north, systematic destruction of buildings, complete destruction of a civil infrastructure alongside with full evictions of residents to end up right now and roof off where the humanitarian situation day by day is getting much more worse. thought it. thank you tony. i wasn't involved as well as well on guns that has created a humanitarian catastrophe as we've been hearing with you and agencies wanting. half of gauze is 2400000 people are at risk of starvation. a survey by units of found about 90 percent of children on the 2 years of age, all consuming, a maximum of 2 food groups. as a threat to family intensifies hundreds of thousands could be severely malnourished with some at risk of death. cases of diarrhea and children under 5 years of age are increasing at an alarming pace with around $3200.00 new cases a day and is growing concerned about the health of expectant and breast feeding women. dr. ahmad at i'm the man is a

and we can say that the middle school renee, it's on the a mid of overnights and the last hour had been on the want military ongoing button . and by the use made out to read the as a residential building, got almost all wrecked refugee camp was destroyed. and those of palestinians today in the middle of coordinates have been in, did that being transported to our us a hospital, which is a new attack to date, had been carried doubts only to specific just a few meters away from the medical complex as these kinds of village attacks to day you had claimed the lives of at least 147, palestinian alongside with more than 240 others being wanted till now to the us. secretary of state antony blinking store across the region has seen him visit romanella, where he met with palestinian president my mood that bass the to discuss the future of gaza including possible steps towards a palestinian state of lincoln's presence. led to protest in ramallah with many carrying banners opposing the visit. they accuse the us of complicity and what they called is really genocide in gaza. we've talked this while a

particular where the unlocks the hospital, which is the last remaining hospitalized the middle school renee had to completely run out of fuel that is essential to generate electricity for patients, for medical treatments on this a full black house of electricity right now in dangerous endangering the lives of hundreds of patients and pre meant to pay fees are receiving medical treatment in the into pages. that's all for that in the uh, in deluxe the hospital. and this is a very dangerous type that had been also experiencing through the locks the hospital that as medical. what because of trying to do their best and to use every single medical method in order to keep providing good treatment for the people who are in judge due to the uh, is very mandatory strikes, independent areas now uh, medical work as the autonomously using their smart phone slash is just to show our, to have a vision as they are trying to, to provide primary care for the patients. uh, and also the doctors meet the office at the state to that is the complete blackouts of electricity right now in the ups. the hospital migh

and we can say that the middle school renee, it's on the a mid of govern dates and the last hour had been on the want military ongoing button. and by the way, to, to, to read the as a residential bill didn't get on the so after a few decals was destroyed. and those of palestinians today in the middle coordinates have been in did that being transported to ox a hospital, which is a new attack to date, had been carried out on a specific, just a few meters away from the medical complex as these kinds of village attacks to day you had claimed the lives of at least 147 palestinian alongside with more than 240 others being wanted till now. a cus sector site anthony blinking store across the region has seen him visit romanella, where he met with palestinian president, moved up bass the to discuss the future of garza including possible steps toward the palestinian state. lincoln's presence led to protest in ramallah with many carrying banners opposing the visit. like he's the us of complicity in what they called is really genocide in gaza. talk as well about the importance of reforming the pu