to your class, she's missing that the one thing we go, she that it's a classic. she want to insist on the system that it's almost impossible to. yvette, you know, whoever goes to the north and so on. he's saying basically, you know, it's like an possible situation to arrive at the site. i know you said that it was legit but it seems that mr. nothing else insists on these restrictions, right? i know you all have a, have a, have a job to, to focus on these things. but i, i try not to spend a lot of time worrying about um, names, sources and documents that may or may not have ever asked me. what we're focused on is playing a constructive role in the talks that begin today and beyond that, i'm just not going to get into the specifics of an ongoing process. couple of questions on the, you know, on the west bank, you know, it's, there's been a settlement and i, your, that's cosigned in small wonder if you're aware of the report. and if you have any

comment on that, i've seen those reports aside. and again, this is ministration has spoken out against it is really actions that undermine territory or continuity for future problems to the instate. something like this would certainly be that every single one of these new settlements with mt post indian economic development and freedom of movement and undermine the feasibility of a 2 state solution. simultaneously side what we have said a number of times continues to be the case, which is that the user of the government's settlement program. we find that to be inconsistent with international law. and we certainly oppose the advancement of settlements in the west bank. and this uh would certainly be an example of that. if you go to me one more time, you know, just to follow up on what jennifer. yeah. about crossing the $40000.00 at mark. i mean, this is more than 10 to one as 5 that i mean, oh, last life is precious. and so,

so now we have at least sent one pals student that had that went well enough enough because i know you would say, you know, one more we don't want to see him. but if that's the matter is that you've been saying this since last december, you know, and we have showing every single day, every single day, no 24 hour goes by without feeling at least 364050 dolphin, and most of them children. so mean when, well enough being up side of what we're exactly focusing on is trying to have a resolution that would allow the fighting to stop. that's why we have time and time again. and again, just a moment ago, i said that the best thing for the parties to do to minimize impact on all including the palestinian civilians is to accept and finalize as the sorry, the one that isn't encompassing of the hostages being returned. an influx of humanitarian aid and i brought her to pharmacy that happened for the region to get out of this endless cycle of violence. you know, go ahead. yeah. the supplement then? yeah. minutes to smoke to it's my guess. okay. you've been listening to the deputy

spokes person for the us state department, the down patel. he was taking questions on the talks that have resumed here in doha, and trying to reach a ceasefire deal between israel and i'm a social 0 as john henry and joins us now from the us state department. john, you know, we're all listening keenly to this. you were, i was of yours were because we're trying to tease out any little more so of information that we can on these talks that are happening and guitar mediated in part by the us. did you find out anything in those comments that we heard as well, what we're learning is really that nobody expects anything to happen today. these topics are expected to go on through at least friday they could last days. and we know that both sides of basically agreed to the outline and present environment has proposed here. that is a 3 phase agreement. in phase one, there's a cease fire and

a withdrawal of israeli forces and an undetermined number of women, elderly and sick captives would be released in phase 2. that would be the release of all captives and a permanent end hostilities in phase 3 is reconstruction. but exactly how you get there is what they're arguing about. and there are a number of sticking points. one of them is israel wants to control that border between gaza and egypt at present and find this plan calls for civilians, but not fighters to be allowed back into gaza at how exactly you do that. that's another sticking point. and another one is how many people are freed, how many of those captives are freed in phase one. and those are just a few of the issues the 2 sides agree on. and remember that how much isn't even at these talks, at how much leaders they've said they don't want to be part of talks that are really just designed to allow israel to continue finding. that is their point of view. so guitar and egypt will relate the substance of those talks to him, us,

but they're not really a negotiation going on right now. so what's happening is it's kind of a one sided conversation. perhaps at the end of this, the 2 sides may agree, but they're pretty far apart at the moment. all right, john, thank you very much for that summation of what the deputies books person was saying . and we will, of course, continue to follow that from all angles whether it's out of washington, dc right here in doha or elsewhere. thank you very much. don't of israel's relentless war has now killed more than 40000 palestinians across the strip. guns is health industry says more than $16456.00 of those debts were children. the total number of victims is expected to be far higher than that. as more than 10000 people are still missing, the un says israel's bombardment has damaged or destroyed 2 thirds of buildings across the strip. saying the strongly begins are coverage.

tens of thousands of lives violently taken. tens of thousands of voices, forever, signers. for the dead, the suffering is over for the living, the agony of survival for the $40000.00 men, women, children, and babies. 40000 sons, daughters, mothers, fathers, 40000 people, often left in pieces for friends and family to mourn, sometimes buried by strangers. because whole families had been wiped out, attack helicopters and airstrikes, drones tanks and artillery, pelting one of the most densely populated civilian areas in the world. 40000

victims of the kind of indiscriminate bond that might seem un, imaginable in the 21st century. victims who israel's government has coldly characterized as 40000 human shields. for may, 40000 people is tens of thousands of parents whose lives will never be the same because they've lost the children. it's thousands and thousands of children who are forever last, that parents and its own going, well, i think that's what people struggled to understand that all those people who have not been killed, all those people who are trying to get through without a parent and the trauma having lost a child, a charlie living in tents still going through bombardment. the impact of bombs and bullets is often immediate. but many die after being crushed under collapsed buildings or from preventable infections, disease and starvation. because is real is blocking medical supplies and food from

entering costs. it can meet us, lower death, seemingly more crude. the yellow below kind of hasn't come down if this happened in a european country, there wouldn't be any reaction come to a nation and a stronger response. we're a stage where a precedent garza has the value just the number of exciting this and say, hey, can you imagine what 40000 means? it is a catastrophic number. the world cannot imagine that island despite this, the world sees is where here is and watches every day, every minute back, but remain silent. and we are powerless. we are exhausted, we have no energy left. because the young enough, even if this is revenge against palestinians, they have taken enough revenge enough intervention is needed. what is happening proves that the world is completed with israel and the entire world is intent on the destruction of the palestinian people. even as the war and do today,

pass conflicts show indirect long term effects continue for years. and it is a near certainty that the death toll in garza will continue to work. in a letter published in the medical journal, lance, it experts predict the final count will not be measured in the 10s of thousands, but in the hundreds of thousands. and while massacres can be measured, the scale of desk put into numbers, the level of suffering and trauma. now and going forward is incalculable. same bus robbie ultra 0, francesco that easy joins us now. she is the you in special rough worked her on the occupied palestinian territories. joining us from catania and italy, 40000 palestinians and gaza have been killed. thousands more have been missing more than 90000 have been injured. you of course, have a unique perspective on this because it has been your job even before the start of

this war. to look with a focus on international law to look at the rights of palestinians in the occupied territories and in gaza and the occupied westbank. those rights are violated every day. absolutely. um the number we hear is shocking, but it was not shocking. be 689 months ago already. it keeps on growing. and it's, there are 2 things that i find really a mind blowing. on the one hand, there is the predictability. the was the predictability of warehouse i already knew by policy and terry trick, because israel had already completed on speak about crimes or crimes and presumably, crimes against humanity before october 7th. and think of the construction to vanessa, extract a sector this n d. so,

and this is what's the space i talked about as being is, or the connect on a minute. and finally spent over 16 year old siege on gossip about what has happened also to birth separate ease, ease. i'm is unbelievable. there is an obligation to present genocide and we have to be now there to talk to those ability. all b. c trader and i concluded that there is drug aside and still international community doesn't intervene it. so they reset toner, roshan the various nation international. i wanted to ask you about that because all the livers of international law and our rules based system method is sometimes described has been activated, right? the international court of justice. whereas really is currently on trial for genocide and the international criminal court where the chief prosecutor has requested arrest warrants against hamas leaders and against these really prime

minister. and of course, the, the 1st form i think, where as a national law is exercised, which is the united nations. all of those have been activated yet. the war continues in pretty much the same way today as it was, you know, 8 months ago, 10 months ago. what does that tell us as well? it tell us as the one hand that the system is in crisis itself. so that the situated rhetoric situation, you not even a sign, i don't think that there are words left at the disposal to fully to the tragedy. the test between the diplomacy and people in 20 central. so these res, because the obvious, the more obvious in which they have failed is, uh is, is a hard hard to comprehend. um, but again, it did the way we had on there. and the fact that we are there speaks to ethical

failure all the system itself, which is which was barrister after the 2nd world war to prevent an palm beach atrocities like these, especially to provide so he does feel, but also he tells us that the reason you try call christie the system, because if you color full state has the capacity to determine mean to international can be applied and to whom we cannot. and the stroke is in the laughter car a category. this is unacceptable. you know, you know, the system that has premised upon the universality of their own. so that has given itself, can you share with us a little bit of what that's been like for you on the, on the inside of that system because you've been warning about violations of international law. you have written reports, some of which have been made public and that we've, you know, read and analyze here. you have signed a letter of experts warning, the genocide may be happening in gaza. so you've,

you've been involved in this trying to sound the alarm for months now to uh, yeah, i just commented yesterday night, holding this monday, it feels like, uh, being a cassandra in the sense, trying to speak truth and bring to the 4 facts that must be acted upon and this has not happened in before me, either 3 special local source or for 20 years. we have together, we have seen cities rating human rights organization, sounded the alarm seeing vitamin street violence situation is exploding and the resort to on the one hand policy, it's kind of pull the tiny more and then the other end there is also something that some of the been called the poor and effective when i say sion meaning a rising of extremism in these raised society. and this phone has not been heated and isn't cool as of january. um, sorry. as of october 2022. uh, we together without our special doors, highest denounced that do we offer

a genocide to do with the risk of genocide and then concluded that genocide is to be for me to more importantly the i c g has recognized histories and what the i see jacob codes on life, what i am doing is binding and still it's not school blind, the width by each other and other members of my frontier account there. sorry. go ahead. sorry. no. the seriousness of these for the international system is, is incredible. and it seems that a member states are fine with age, but these are the rules that kind of protected for life. b, d. all these there was just brutal violence. francesca, albany z u. n. special rep forced her on the occupied palestinian territories. thank you very much. for joining us on elsie's 0 this our thanks and the white house has confirmed the guns a ceasefire. thoughts have especially resumed into ha and are likely to run until

friday. the 1st phase of the deal would be a temporary truce, during which time us would release women, the elderly and wounded captives in exchange for palestinians held in his really presence. the 2nd phase would include a permanent and to hostilities, and the release of all remaining is really captive. the 3rd phase would be the reconstruction of casa, the houses are, was mom. injunction is following the talks. in doha mohammed, there is so much we do not know about what's happening behind these close doors, right? even who's talking to whom can you, can we start with the process and can you tell us what we know or what we think we know about how these talks are happy? you know, it's interesting serial because really the only player right now that is the talking is the us you. we've heard remarks from john kirby, the us national security spokes person who is said that the talks began. he said that how boss is not involved at the moment,

but that caught thought and egypt will be relating messages to how mouse. and he essentially said that, that's kind of the way that it's worked in the past. and we must remember that when these talks have taken place in the past as many rounds as there have been, these are not direct negotiations between israel and how much you have israel speaking to the mediators who have how about speaking to the mediator. so in that sense, potentially you could say that it resembles past incarnations of these talks, but this comes at a time of great regional tension, so much volatility at a time when the mediators of the us got the and egypt one to ensure that there is no regional conflagration that there is no broad regional award that happens as a result of a ceasefire, not being effected here in cost. but now it seems as though the us is heading its bets right now. essentially saying that they don't expect there to be a deal today. with not yet heard from the categories we've not heard from the egyptians, and at this stage we don't know how much,

how much is going to be involved in the talks. the companies have told their us counterparts that how much will be involved in some form or fashion. but what we've heard up until now from how much that they don't want to be involved in any kind of new negotiation. what they want to see if they want to see a response from israel relate by mediators as to the framework agreement that was presented by us presidential biden in late may. and that was agreed to by how much in early july, that's what they want to see. so there's so many questions. all of this, of course, as you said, is happening behind closed doors of all day. we have been trying to get some indications from those on the ground here and go high as to what's happening and really no details have been forthcoming. and it really kind of kind of goes to show how much the stakes are so high right now. but at the same time, expectation seemed to be really low as to what exactly might happen in either the hours where the days to come. your ice. thanks. low expectations mohammed thank you

very much for walking us through all of that. that's mohammed junction reporting and don't. thank you. have the is really army has intensified res, across the occupied west bank are resting more palestinians over the last week is really forces carried out multiple incursions in the cities that for a mother calculated into a car in a separate operation. they rated the city of jeanine and its refugee camp in the north. at least 10000 palestinians have been detained since the start of the war on gaza, according to policy and prisoner groups. still ahead on elsie's 0 tensions on the streets of duncan, bangladesh, and student protestors confront supporters of the overthrown government. the the

hey, there has been the, what is periods so far this summer monsoon season for the multi vi and capital now le, scooping up nearly 200 millimeters of rain over 4 days. all of that to say that was a months worth of rain falling in the span of just 96 hours. so it is still white here, but i think now the focal point will be southwest. india carola and connecticut state. same goes to the north west of india, specifically for rochester, on states on friday, for the typical weather for indo china in the philippine showers and storms, but no weather alerts to speak of here. you know now for a huge swath of china, dealing with showers and storms from the yellow river valley right down to pro river valley. but looking more intense for the southern size of china. let's bring you up to speed with our type room closing in on tokyo, not looking to make land fall. so the worst of the storm should be out over the pacific. but this one is exploding a could be the equivalent of a category for at one point on friday, but then watch what happens on saturday. it starts to veer off to the right,

but pumping in a lot of heat and humidity for tokyo. back to is part of southeast asia. it's a what date and the dang, and we see those monsoon range once again intensify for bucket stones punch, upstate on friday. see you later. i of the with americans more divided than ever. are we watching the end of the american era? the us once to keep the war in ukraine going to russia's will is broken. but is that strategy working? what to do if there is no date after in israel's more on causes the quizzical look good us politics, the bottom line, the challenges here with the

the one thing else is 0. a reminder of our headlines. the death toll from israel's one gaza has passed. 40000, at least 16456 our children and more than 11000 are women. thousands more people are believed to remain buried under the rubble and new round of gaza. ceasefire. tulsa is taking place and go home thursday. the white house, as a framework for a deal has been largely agreed and that most of the discussions are around the details of implementation. the . the korean forces continue to push into rushes course region and the taking the town of such as the border, the cranes pump,

military commands told the president voted him your zalinski, that they have seized control of over 80. 2 settlements inside russian territory. incursion is now, and it's 2nd week rush that remains in control of much of the eastern ukraine where its forces have been entrenched for most of the war. ukraine's incursion into course is further north than the main front lines. moscow hasn't knowledge ukraine's gains, but says that they're not as significant as what keith has claimed. ukraine says it's now 35 kilometers deep into russian territory and fully controls the town of such a. such a is the largest settlement there with a population of 5000 people, were joined by the defense editor alex, good populace was in key even the ukrainian capital alex. it's good to talk to you bring us up to date on the military operation in course that the latest as you know, it absolutely. the ukrainian, the phones is ongoing, but it's slowing down to only a few kilometers

a day. as rush reinforcements are both up to the front. try and perform the ukrainians and slow the funds. write down. some fields, fight, seen outlying areas and the front load is being swing backwards and forwards on the russian. or you creating control de, now ukraine, most of the largest missile a drug attack against we 2 feels. yesterday, we are now seeing satellite imagery of the those attacks that it looks very much like the being a positive success with best and at least to the wrong ways. now, how still clear for russian, just to take off an attack, training positions. what you create has done is managed to push russell to re fact out of range as opposed to i'm back. so brushing of 3 coach show you painting positions in the way that they have been doing for months. alex could topless reporting from the ukraine capital key. thank you very much. alex, the it's a bangladesh now where stick wielding students

a thought with supporters of be overthrown, governments every country as long as serving prime ministers, they can seen a flip, the nation after police crack down the killed at least 300 students. protesters, a scene that had been in power for more than 20 years. an interim government is now in place led by nobel laureates. mohammed eunice, at least 2 student protesters have also been named to the temporary administration . penfield schroeder, he has more from deca the members of the public political party of i'm from all walks of life i've gathered in the goal is to prevent any prying over time by the former ruling party members and their supporters to gather you have to pay homage father of the nation check mcgiver, i'm on that side. we will not let them organize themselves. some people under the banner allow me leave you, attempt to come out and gather in the streets and, and attempt to destabilize the current situation that we had successfully prevented

from happening, bangladesh, she hindus are very safe out here. i am him do and proud to be born in bangladesh. there is no communal hatred here. some people are spreading propaganda from abroad . they've been checking car identity, the people, some of the people identified by bidding up and man handling. this comes up the former time and especially i come to an end or some part of their supporters to organize themselves when it comes to revelation. and to come in district withdraw from that really didn't happen. the 30 started every corner of the city, preventing any kind of it done by the former ruling party members and across the country as well. there's been a lot of interest all for even the former prime minister has been charged with murder in the dark. i called several senior members have been arrested within the last few days. generally, people that have nothing going on other than checking some paper will happen, man, and like bidding, as i say. but that objective, as there is no counter revolution will be allowed. we paid too much blood on this

new independence. lot of people sacrifice and we want a new bond with this. and people have committed those crimes will be brought to justice. and that's our case, the magic veneer interim government under charge race. i'll give it off, talk of the indian where thousands have protested against sexual violence after the rape and murder of a doctor. the streets of cold cancer were packed over nights, and there were confrontations between police and demonstrators. the body of the 31 year old local doctor was found at a state from the hospital last week, triggering public outrage. one suspect has been arrested in connection with the crime since thursday, march 3 years since the taliban retail control investigative step. while the overall security situation has improved international assistance, afghanistan has reduced significantly without immediate support from the international community of kind of standards at risk of becoming a forgotten crisis. selling a bunch of aid reports on the changes since the group can't develop. it's

a day off this tech style company in public, but in the last 3 years, it'd be many days like this. the 35 stuff members barely produced, the scave shoals and uniforms. they used to 10 years ago when the company was founded. hardly, we have very little uh, orders uh from the local companies. we have exporting the, the product, but to and very little quantity. due to banking restrictions, business operating cash, and those who can afford open accounts abroad to buy and sell real materials in finished goods. it's been 3 years since many have gone say the international community begun its collective punishment. that has been the telephone to controller from the government, which collapsed as foreign forces left the country a 20 award against the bond fighters led by the us with an off the top of the on to take over a couple of security until it pulled up its troops with the foreign troops,

the much needed aid for millions of of guns also left the country. the you in estimates $23000000.00 of guns needs at least $3000000000.00 in him, out of 10 you need. this is just a quarter of that has been funded. the group now called itself these nomic cabinets, in spite, isn't supporters are celebrating 3 years in power. the us led coalition spend $300000000.00 a day every day for 20 years. but there's looking to show for it and of a lot of stuff besides the ministry hot bed, which was inherited by the fall of on basic services such as roads, schools, and hospitals, on the existing paper interim government, as the telephone calls themselves says it's trying to resurrect an economy from scratch, but conduct suspicions of dollars which are being held abroad. it's still unrecognized as a government controls multiple embassies and international invoice or station in of kind of stuff. but the biggest criticism has been it's restrictions and women in

particular, the bannon girls, secondary education outcomes, resilient and against all odds. this is a women's cafe impair. up it's owner is a former medical student who couldn't continue his studies and exclusive socializing space or upon women who appreciate the space, the phone. i'm happy to be here because the girls stand on their own feet. and the minute i'm a customer of this cafe because we didn't have such a place. i'll be a customer of this cafe forever. second couple, this is what was busy days. looked like the male and female workers were busy. we have the whole stuff. people got some order from the local company from the international community and we will free up more joplin man and woman. c and a nation which feels abandoned by the world continues to clutch onto that pool of better days ahead. so i'm a job. how does their efforts to end? 16 months of conflict in sedan are underway.