on the there's no limit to how a dream continue to study in your own event, you know counter and the the, the kyle, this is the news our live from. so coming up in the next 60 minutes, all side, se progress is being made on goals of sci fi tools and the bill could be done within days. how soon did people deserve peace? right? to determine their own church is a dentist piece. and garza, the assault continues, is where the forces of pills,

at least 50 people since thrown on monday. also ahead. one of the senior judges has become 11 prime minister. no, a phill, i'm now needs to form a government on the calm before another foss store. massage is preparing the strong winds that could feel more wild fires. thankful it's kind of stone, nit curious as his singles career may be coming to an end. curiosity is low weighted grand farmer to an ended in a 1st round defeats the australian. all the efforts all intensifying to bring to an end 15 months of genocide and gone so as to release as rated captives being held in the strip discussions have been ongoing between guitar and mediators. and a senior is way to delegation for several days. and well, the white house,

as the guys cases are now at a critical point. also my says the tools are progressing well. is there any media has these details of the proposed deal, including the exchange of captives and goals of a palestinian prisoners, the grievances set to be implemented in 3 stages, but still as well as escalating attacks on garza, with more than $46500.00 pound of citizens killed since the stats of the war will yes, present terabyte and says the sci fi deal is on the brink of being achieved. and the war retreat is relying on boss or in the break proposal laid out in detail, months ago. finally, coming to fruition, i spoke to prime minister treasure yesterday. i spoke to a mirror cutter. today. i look forward to speaking with presidency. she soon refreshing heart closes. deal. we have restructured free. the hostages hall

supporting provide security israel and allow us to significantly search you mandatory assistance to the palestinians, suffered terribly. and as for a ma started, they've been through hell. somebody this and people have been killed. so many communities have been destroyed. policy, the people deserve peace. right? to determine their own futures is or there's peace and real security in the hostages. their families desire to be very united all white house correspondent kennedy. how could, how's, more of us president joe biden has said that he hopes that a cease fire agreement between israel and her boss will be a part of his foreign policy legacy. and speaking at the state department, he said it is finally coming to fruition. it is a deal that he laid out back in may of 2024 of based in agreement

that he believes will allow for the fighting to end the surge and humanitarian aid . as well as a release of this really captive in exchange for palestinian prisoners. now he also believes that if this is to go through, this would allow for palestinians to get the p. c says they deserve and would allow for posted use to determine their future and would allow captives to be re united with their families. now this is something that has been in the works for quite some time, but there has been reason for optimism before only to see this being dashed. in fact, the national security advisor jake sullivan saying, but he would not be surprised if this does not happen. he says that there has been close to a deal and they are helpful, they can get it done this week. he said they are on the customer closing a deal. he says he is not making a promise for prediction,

but he says that they are the deal is there for a taking, and we're going to work to make it happen. kimberly health is elda 0. the white house. what is ready? maybe it has linked the details of what's being described as an imminent cx. 5 deal is reported to be in 3 stages. stage one as well will release 50 palestinian prisoners and exchange for each female soldier and fussy, posted in present exchange for the remaining captives civilians. health captive. the report says, as well, will complete the withdrawal from the philadelphia cardinal at the end of the 1st phase of the deal. this is the strip of land between garza and egypt. the 2nd stage was stopped 16 days into the same spot. i will focus on negotiations to release the remaining men and soldiers being held in goal. so the 3rd stage of the bill will address the long term arrangements, including discussions on establishing and, and pounds of government and goals and plans to rebuild it. all the details about

reported deals focus on security checks that's be carried out by an international body as well, allowing 1000000 palestinians back into the north and part of the gaza strip. that's bringing home to sell her. she joins us from jordan's capital of mine because israel has found out 0 from operating in the country. so we're here in plenty of hours of the whole. i'm the didn't these really media about where these negotiations are or there abouts and that i receive reaching a critical point. what are you hearing from inside as well? well, there's certainly cautious optimism among these rarely officials who say that they are quite close to a deal, but there are still a lot of red lines in finalizations that need to happen before a deal can actually be brought to a vote with benjamin netanyahu, whose coalition there is a lot of opposition though with members of the far right. 10 of benjamin netanyahu,

whose own coalition members had released the statement early on monday, saying that they would not vote in favor of this deal. and benjamin netanyahu reported we is meeting with you some our band we're to night to try and gauge where he is on the idea of a ceasefire deal. it's worth mentioning that the 1st and only one that came to fruition back in november of 2023, been v or had voted against dominance. and y'all, who had a similar meeting with beth thought it smote rich on sunday. that didn't go well because smaller it's released the statement on monday saying that he's not going to back any sort of deal. he's going to vote against that same quote. but now is the time to occupy and cleanse gonzo rather than quote, giving him as a when by signing a deal. so there's been processing israel on both sides, people against the deal. and the family members of is really captive has been protesting for more than a year for deal. what extent. so honda has nothing y'all whose goals in garza

being a cheese well, you could argue that none of those goals have been achieved to remind you there were 3 of them when his roles wore on gauze the started, the 1st was to return all of these really captives, the 2nd was to ensure that chemist was not empowered militarily or politically. and the 3rd was to insure the guns that is no longer a threat to israel meeting, but they want to establish some sort of buffer zone a larger sick or border meaning taking away some of guns of land in order to create this buffer zone. but none of those goals has been accomplished, and benjamin netanyahu actually wants the war to can, can you, even if a pause in the fighting is secured. but the way this deal is laid out, the way the leaks are coming in, it's showing that it would be quite difficult for benjamin netanyahu to wanted to start the fighting. again, not just because of the parameters of the deal, but anonymous official say also because of the international pressure that's going

to be on him. if all of the captives are released. okay, how does this, how, hey, to bring installations back from my money. thanks hon. i don't think this is a full noise, right? in boston console general in new york. he joins us now from tennessee. great to have you with this at this time because i don't understand that you've been awesome events this evening. the, with several families of the captives. what's their understanding of the details of this deal as well? roughly, laura, it's the outline that you described in early or something your colleagues reported the outline just a few moments ago. the idea is to sign the agreements within the next 24 hours. now obviously that depends on whether it come us acquiesce. it's now the goal isn't how much is bored? they need to say yes to this. in order for the outline, as you described the best of my knowledge correctly, it's a quantity to say process in which there's going to be hostages in exchange for

um, for a palestinian prisoners. but after, but within the 1st 16 days, they're going to commenced negotiations on the next phase, meaning the remaining hostages. priority given to those a live. but also those who are dead and all throughout this process, there's going to be a ceasefire. and obviously the, the families that i've spoken to, um, you know, the, the, the, the, the hardship, the tragedy, the uncertainty, the torment that they've been going through is such that they, they want to believe. but they've been here before, they've been in this scenario before. they've been told that were on the cost of the things you just quoted, or one of the reporters quoted j sullivan, the national security adviser saying we're on the cost or they, they found him do. in fact,

everyone in israel heard this 25 times in the last 6 to 7 months. so, so there, you know, their, their hopes are high because of the 1st time. and this is an important point in the world because of the 1st time the government is sounding office. if this is that, they are often mistake that the deal is that is that israel is on the verge of completing this deal. now this is important, as i said, because of the timing and i don't know where she want to take this as, as a negative by doing this is a negative uh thing about it. anyhow. he waited until before the, you know, of your ration of donald trump. this deal, the deal that i just outlined to you. the deal that you indeed outlined a few moments ago was on the table, was there for the taking 10 months ago. an 8 and 6 and 4 and 2 and 3 weeks ago. and, and in israel and come us of the share of the learning here. chose not to. and so

the, uh, you know, the timing, you know, as the eliza deal, hopefully there will be a deal. but the timing is very politically motivated. uh i, i wanna pick up on a point that you made a couple of times, but will you said that the full is now and how much is court to accept the deal? because what we've also been hearing out of the us, you did, can see that the, there was a photos the photos, but they haven't reached a deal up to this point for us when we come to this particular time, this particular deal over fines, all of the noises that we're hearing from us all positive. we've not heard anything from this and you know who on this all the of them he's going to meet with it may have been davitt to night a. we know that it may have been to the, is one of the most m t a cx, 5 deal that can you can have another and then in the government. so is it where they have less? who was holding up with deal at this point? oh no, no, no,

i said was you're absolutely right and how to categorize the entire process, the not just this particular setting and timing. what i meant was that technically, how much needs to say yes to this out by how there shouldn't be a problem with that. again, i don't know how, how much so what their state of mind is, but there shouldn't be a problem because this is very similar to a deal of how much are ready agreed to um, months ago, um and, and israel rejected. now the fact that mr. no time, you know, chip, this ongoing war pro long, the war extended the atrocities on both sides for no apparent reason without any political goals. you just mentioned the philadelphia, philadelphia a roll. a few short months ago. more can you was saying that it has strategic value . it is a strategic assets that is your not negotiate any deal without keeping the philadelphia

boarded. lo and behold the philadelphia port or is not going to say, i'm under 0, you control according to this deal. again, i qualify this for the rest of my knowledge. so all i met was that at this point um at this juncture, and then it goes, you just how much needs to approve the deal because these are all apparently approved just as well. okay, thank you for clarifying not. i just want to push a little bit more just to clarify, what do you expect to invest in yahoo? to accept this deal in the next 24 hours? yeah. as well. okay, so here's, here's the thing. he's going to say to the bank zeros of the world, there are some other right ways lunatics in his car. i mean, he's going to say, i did what i could do. what am i going to do? trump press the trunk. pressured me. i couldn't say no, this is the best that i could of the to you. there's no point in an alienating drum . a week before he takes office on the 20th of january and whether or not his right

when coalition accepts it or not for his right wing coalition partners. i'm sorry, accepted or not almost means nothing because he has the majority in the cabinet to pass this through. so he's just going through the motions. now, i'm not saying this will not lead to a to political crisis. it has all the ingredients of meeting driven legal crisis. and, and, you know, the 1st thing that the district attorney i was going to do is going to, he's gonna bank binding while to be honest. um, he owes a great deal of gratitude to the, to the government of cost are and the intermediaries that the prime minister all signed the appointed because they got this past. oh, okay. i don't think it's great to speak to him to get you insights the from kind of a many thanks for joining us. thank you. are well at the american association coming been how much al body spoke with the us president joe biden, and

a statement be in is office at the latest discuss the latest developments in the gaza strip. i'm the occupied palestinian territories, as well as joint mediation efforts to ends the will on the strip. it also reveals that he received hospitalization on monday to discuss the ongoing negotiations as grandma michelle, his l 0 senior plesco, unless he joins us now from the house. does pick up a little bit on what time and pink us was saying that is it from us oldness. neil, who old place, who needs to get this deal over the line. now it's it's nothing near home. it's always not been nothing. you know, not because this is about the defend, they come us or offending nothing. now, i think the idea of taking uh, you know, the kind of an objective position saying that both that's fault, it's a mistake and position have most wanted to be. and since the end of october, 2024,

because how much got away with october 7 and i said that they just wanted, they did disagree almost any deal. and the idea of seeing does on this getting destroyed and the people are getting killed by the 10s or by the hundreds of the day. that wasn't a good thing for how those, how much definitely needed a deal each and every day. certainly since may 1 day you wants, it could take us a bypass and called to us, nothing. you did not want the agent every day since october 7, because the more he distance himself from october 7, the more time passed, the more he looked like a war hero. like a water heater, the better to watch for him. but that it was for his government coalition and so on, so forth. so objective lay speak a this was not about to part is being responsible. yes. how much was the response of october 7? but is there has been responsible for 50 plus years of occupation and has been

responsible for 15 months of genocide that the how high each end of a reason to continue with the war. he still wants to disclose to the heart of your question. you've been asking, and i think it's a very important question about achieving the objective of the war. look, nothing you know, but may have not achieved the declared to declare the objective, the war like releasing the captives or destroying come us. but he did actually have a more important declared the objective, the, the destruction of guys up and 10 spill unit didn't come as undermining it's the size of support unpopular support and making sure that it would have a very hard time going back to what it was before october, so yeah, he has certainly achieved that loss of what of, of what else he said that he wanted in previous negotiations, a model. i'm like, uh, the philadelphia, colorado. he's not guessing. but we all have

a pools as well in the past few days, that as well as being dismantling is military sites alone limits or reading cards or which divides north and south galls and on. that was another sticking point, wasn't it as well? so that could not leave the at least immediately. so what significance, what we read into the fact that it's already apparently leaving this area? what can we just enjoy the moment? uh 2nd, it's a good time, a. it's a good sign. it's a beginning of a good thing because i think without this read withdrawal from gaza, i think this whole thing is really humbug. that makes no sense and that's will eventually just there and again, sour and even more of item or so. so another later and i think the insistence by how much on that and then systems on egypt that is a must withdrawal from the border line between cause and feature. that was also important that clearly the need is the need for urgency to move forward with

a d and uh, according to as you, as you were saying, great that only, according to the framework of that was presented in october at sorry, on may 24 of how much i agreed to part of what we're doing today is going back to that because since then, nothing else has been adding conditions of red lines because he wanted to progress it because he wanted to avoid the deal. well, now it's becoming clear that this was all repairing. there should have not been these new extra demands that happened to by didn't had, you know, basically went along for all these months for nothing on anything to the depth of so many more people. but in the end of the day, it makes no sense for is about to stay in the middle of gaza. it makes more sense not just for guidance. believe me, it makes no sense for it is right, is there, it has tried to stay the needs of the crossing for decades and it has failed for decades. and that's why it would do, you know,

lack to relate in 2005 because it could not defend necessary no more. it was not going to do that again. i so i think your venture, what a, this whole thing was exposed for the far so that it was a no nothing you know, slowly but surely getting gripped with the idea starting to dismantle some of those outposts. i think eventually he was going to have to dismantle all of them and withdraw from kaiser because without his drive the 2nd, they're not going to have security or a guy's not going to have peace either. and i think we would go back to the same blog lab. this is the thing that trump, i find that he does not want. he already has you great on his hands. he does not want to for, for any such foreign policy challenge, crisis quagmire that has service no. and terms for his administration, for america, for a policy i'm like by then he's not designed as you might be supported with his right . but he's not intrinsically the logical design is and certainly not spineless,

apparently, as by then and blinking. ok, mama shaw, senior political analyst having though how many? thanks my one last, dave. what's the spot to excel underway as well as escalating attacks on goss? i'm more than 50 people have been killed since don't schools, hospital and residential homes of all being targeted and attack on al july and goals. a city left for these gases in the streets. several strikes talks at homes, the killing a number of civilians released the tax comments as well. stage of northern gauze across the 100 day mark, pass and health officials. a 5000 people have been killed or all missing since be offensive big products and ends in goldsboro watching with these fund developments with cautious optimism. i've been multiple rounds of failed talks on many feel abandoned by the international community name of which has moved on the mood and garza from darrow bala in the center of the strip. a mixed feelings right now

people are in scale of expressing their causes, optimism about the anything going forward or progressing in the coming hours or the coming days. and this is because in the off time they've been live down so many times with the point now the. 1 really worried about expressing any sort of of, of, of happiness or celebration, despite the far we see. and so people are coming out of their tense and, but they're coming out and asking the question, is this going to happen this time? is this real or we're not going to be live down again, particularly after our very violent and then lottie day, just as we progressed for this sigmund once again and attack and engage with the leading 6 people killed and many still under the levels of the bomb tom, this been happening over and over, within the past the 12 hours with more than 33 people have been killed. now they are keeping an ear an eye on the progress of the fox. it from the how about a potential fire. but again, there also keep it on your,

on where is the next bomb is going to fall. what were you looking at now? is a group of any gathering any potential gathering of people is being targeted deliberately by these really monitors. it's not just the residential buildings that public facilities of people in cars, but now people in the streets or gathering a group or simply on their way either to get water or to get food as what happened earlier today. our team in there happened to be doing the field work when a drawing to strike have a just a few feet away from the, the point he was reporting it from these are the sort of unpredictable attacks. and it's believed to be the more of last minute, a unfinished business by these really military. and we're expecting to see more of this happening. that's why people are very cautious about digging the streets now. and so any sort of celebrate because there is nothing guaranteed, and there's definitely a sense of, of worry and concern that the tax and the company go, or is that going to be increasing exponentially the,

the, let's look at some other world news. now i'm one of the well top judges has become lebanon's, new prime minister. no, a salam was the presiding judge of the instructional court of justice and succeeds can take appointments at that date because he has been in office since 2021. so the honda reports from barret the lebanon's political map is being assured in the country has a new prime minister. after parliamentarians held consultations with the recently elected president joseph found and most chosen man who doesn't belong to the traditional political class that governs the country for decades. now, watson of diplomat, lawyer, and presiding judge and the international court of justice represents change a new beginning. it's all the cost of the shop and living in i told the president, the in his no real speech outlines the demands of the people. i hope he can

implement these, but he meets a partner in the executive authority, willing to call the reforms. and that is why i named now of salon because he is not part of the old george or in recent years. so lambs candidacy was blocked. now there is a new balance of power. has the law and its allies are believed to have wanted the incumbent. no, she mccarthy to remain in the post, but they appear to be losing political influence after suffering military blows by as well as the law is accusing its opponents of excluding it from power. well, we had extended a hand by helping to secure the election for the president. i need to find the hand cut off. it is our rights to demand a government that will be representative of old or else it will have no legitimacy . the task now is to form a government and 11 on that usually takes time as political players compete for their share of power. the country has needed an economic recovery plan that

includes fighting corruption and state institutions for years. so this time, the selection of the cabinets that is able and willing to carry out such reforms will be critical. in his inaugural speech, the newly elected president set out to undermine the powers of political forces that are stronger than the state. now joseph found appears to have a partner in the exec dave authority, but that may not be enough. the traditional political forces in lebanon have stranglehold other elements of the policy, and therefore, president has their own will need to work along side with the problem is designated to find a workable arrangement with parliament and all the different forces to elect the government. the type of business earphones, but at the same time weren't the same as trying to impose reform against the wishes of one particular community or political address. it may be a new era and lebanese politics, but there's a lack of consensus in

a deeply divided country center who there else was 0. beta root the firefighters in los angeles are in a race against time to contain major blazes before full cost wind gusts of over the 100 kilometers. now sweep through much of the county is under a red flag warning. projecting critical fly conditions is fed wind gusts. so for the next 24 to 48 hours could spread or even installed new fires. the number of depths has risen to 24. rentals is life for us now in those funds. liza roll, 1st of all, what are your thoughts he's doing about this possible new wind storm you know, or i standing up here on this roof top overlooking the entire city of los angeles over the past hour. so we've, we've, we've dealt wind gusts coming. it's pretty calm right now, but, but it's a worrying sign for sure that the, the winds are picking up and they're supposed to pick up. as you mentioned, to a much, much higher velocities over the next 24 to 72 hours. so the police

cheer, the fire chief of the los angeles county. kristen crowley says that her crews had been prepositions around the fire lines of the existing fires. so they have water tankers, they have fire trucks, they have the personnel, they have people in strategic locations. and they've, they've sprayed fire retardant around the, sort of in a perimeter of the existing fires. but when you have these kinds of high winds, it's, it's not only the existing fires you have to worry about. it's also new fires being sparked. there's reason to believe and, and, and this is under investigation, but there is some evidence to suggest that at least one of the fires, the heat and fire burn that burned in alhambra was started by a fault in the some electrical transmission towers or lines. and that happens on,

in high wind conditions. so that's always a possibility or human clauses are always a possibility. and once the wind gets going, um it's not like a single line of, of fire moves. you know steadily down the hill or up hill or through a town, it's embers flying for kilometers overhead through the wind, when born ambers, that'll hit a, a spot, a brush or a roof and started an entirely new fire. so they say they're ready, but you know, people are on pins and needles around here. absolutely. and, and we've been hearing a bit about looting during the course of this disaster. how else we have we think businesses underneath individuals trying to take advantage of the whole situation for profit? yes, i mean there's 2 sides to this the, the, the actual criminal activity of.