your home is gone. what do you do next? how do you cope with the emotional trauma? can you contemplate, rebuilding? that's what sarah trip hon. you're an emergency room physician and mother are for is going through right now. i can't even deal with the grief of my community last and i friends dispersed in my house gone. i have to just get so the stability for our children and i and so in my mind its house 1st talk to the insurance and fema and see where we are even before the disaster. the rental housing market in los angeles was extremely tight. finding housing has been difficult because so many people are displays from policies like 30000 people have lost and are looking. so the need is so great. many fire victims fine. it's too early to fully grapple with their emotional states. no, i can, i can. so you know, i'm an e, our doctor did pediatric promos,

and i may be veteran. my coping skill is compartmentalizing and so i have to wall away these things that are too much to bear because it will stop my progress. it wasn't simply structures and material objects that were destroyed. it was lifetimes worth of experiences. on top of all her trauma, sarah tripp, penn, you're has another concern that the memory of this place where she lived should not be erased. this community was our happy place because it was such a warm embracing. group of people diverse people from all over everywhere, coming together and working together and being kind of nice and seeing the town destroyed me means that it may never come back as one of the many coping with a bleak new reality and all that the fires took away, rob riddles, l g 0, pacific palisades, california. the number of bodies recover from

a disuse mine in south africa has risen to 70 age. the bond and shots and still phone time has been at the center of a scandal between police and informal, mostly undocumented miners. more than a 100 people in the mind have died of starvation on poor living conditions. 216 miners have been rescued. a live, having spent months underground, they were immediately arrest county. we spoke to human rights lawyer jessica lawrence. she says, authorities should have being carrying out rescues months ago as we have seen, the continuation of the rescue operations. it's day 3. and then the time that we spent on site, we sold the processing of the miners that have resurfaced by police officials, some are being detained and immediately being taken to prison. others are receiving medical assistance. what we have also seen is the retrieval of mine is deceased

bodies come up because the risk to operations continue for the remainder of the day . and we understand that more of them to cease mine is bodies will be brought to the surface. but also some of the surviving minus. it's incredibly wiring to see how the entire situation has been handled by the police and seeing the bodies be retrieved today. but also knowing many more have been retrieved on monday and tuesday is concerning. had the states listened to the close of the community close of nicole as well as lawyers for human rights who had indicated in early november of last year that there is a crisis unfolding. how did they responded with the mind risky services soon? a, we could have prevented the loss of a lot of lives. it has given hope to the communities community members who have had loved ones underground, trapped for many months. i have been in the space of 12 minutes with many, not knowing with

a family members are elias or that with some of them mine is being brought to the surface. it has alleviated a lot of stress and given hope to other family members that are still waiting for the loved ones to surface. want to take it back to our top story, those negotiations here in doha, on trying to reach an agreement on the same spot in gaza. negotiations are set to be ongoing counseling, mediators upon upon the meeting with hom, us, i'll just get a correspond advantage. smith is joining us from the country, foreign minister, and doha. what have you been hearing there, bernard? as well, we know that cause a prime minister has been meeting with how much representatives to got to try and get this c 5 deal over the line. we've been here before. busy we've been very, very close to a cease fire dale and it's full. and that the last moment both sides blight, blaming each other. but there is, seems to be some really increased momentum now to best one. and uh,

we're expecting what we're told that these we've had these riley's lead a heads of most side and shouldn't batch and still in doha, the americans still have the egyptians in the categories all still, hey old trying to get this deal over the line. emergency meetings with these really coming up because it needs these really cabinet stump of approval as well. so there is this push lates into the night to see if this can be got over the line. but not one would imagine that plus them might be some optimism in the negotiations at the same time, as you rightly say. we have been here before, and these are very delicate negotiations. there must be a tremendous amount of tension surrounding these thoughts as well. there is, i mean, they fall in before they've, they've come on stuck before because both sides say that the of a is changing the parameters of the day a while. for example, how much is wanted

a full withdrawal of israeli forces from gaza. um the release of the out of the prisoners israel and richard has said that he's not prepared to withdrawal. it will only release so, so a number of prisoners sole source of details where these folks are full and down before this time we're led to believe from various leaks that previous details. previous issues. light based on where is riley forces withdrawal to which prisoners will be released. rome is rarely present as these prisons be sort of details. it seems we have told i've been ironed out, but we've got to be so careful because people have had that hooks up before people, palestinians in gauze or how that hooks up before the relatives of the campuses of a is really comfortable how pop that hooks up before we go to be very, very careful and nothing is search and until we get an official state. and thanks very much indeed, those bands make talking to us from the doha there. let's go to honda shaw hood,

she's in a mine and that's because israel's bind, i'll just hear from operating inside the country. just talk to us about how these ceased to find a go. she ations are being reported in israel as it appears, as though they've on moving to some sort of solution as well as nearly as really media for the last couple of days has been reporting that there's been a lot of progress, but that there was still a lot of cautious optimism, but israel's foreign minister has returned from his trips overseas. it to several different countries throughout europe saying, but he's going to come down because there could be a critical vote tomorrow within these really parliament on this deal. but one of the main outstanding points is actually what's going to happen with benjamin netanyahu is government because they are members of the far right. who have said, they're not going to vote for it. they're members of the far right. who are said they're still on the fence, they're not sure exactly how they want to vote on it. and benjamin netanyahu has

been meeting with these ministers lucky. some are big beer and bits on it, smelt rich to try and warm them up to the idea of a ceasefire. but their comments have been pretty straightforward about where they stand. do some are ben beer is trying to get ventilated smart words with him to leave the government? if this deal comes to a vote within these really parliament, if it passes with benjamin netanyahu, has also been speaking with these really negotiating team that's in del, how is the longest they've been in doha. this is also the 1st time since august of 2024, but all 3 negotiators, the head of israel's massage, the head of israel should in bed. and the representative from these really military have been together for the negotiations. and they've been talking to net and y'all who constantly about the mandate that he gave them. but it's also worth mentioning that there were a lot of red lines previously in that mandate. it's still a little bit unclear exactly what netanyahu told them that they could have some wiggle room on, but all signs are pointing, but we're the closest we've ever been to

a ceasefire deal since the 1st and only one back in november of 2023. but still, we are waiting for that official announcement as nothing yet has been confirmed by these rarely found us. huh. who they're talking to us from a mon gonna go to own called back using this very political commentator who's joining us from teller? we've so thank you very much indeed for being with us for understand the issue of the bottom. this was cut short the following trip, and he's heading back to the israel in order to be able to take part in a vote tomorrow thursday. i'll call them entry vote on a guy who sees fox. it is, of course, as our correspondents have been reminding us, what's remembering that this is by no means even close to a done deal and even the votes tomorrow to go against what benjamin netanyahu and his members of his coalition may want. this is, i think, a tempest in a teapot on the site all the drums and all the hype and all the last minute reservations. and what i think are mendacious is early crime. so i'm not as

presented last minute domains. um, nothing now has a solid parliamentary majority to pass anything he wants, even without benefits this month, which it isn't government's responsibility to prove this. you can bring this before parliament for you has a very solid majority. anthony, as hedging under the nose, attempt to drag this up to the last minute is very much a political manipulation. it has nothing to do with the facts being argued or negotiated. and the height is really of absolutely no relevance. whether this number of his early forces stays in the philadelphia card or that number. this is about a political decision that needs to be made within the hour. has uh, taken 15 months to make this political decision that he could have made in november of 2023. but if he doesn't make it, it's completely on him. it's all up to him. it has nothing to do with anybody else . okay, let's assume that the vein, the votes on thursday, those in support of benjamin netanyahu, the cx,

5 deal is agreed. what do you think the coalition, what do you think is really politics is going to look like in the following days? and i think there's a good chance that the settlers that is smart h and the national populace that has been video will likely leave government. but i think again, the thing i will have solid back in from the outside their condition will be calling an election sometime soon as 0 and election can only can be called for 3 months in advance and no less. so we're talking about a solid period of time in which this sort of agreement can unfold. i think again it's and that will do everything he can to make this seem like the result of the prolonged labor on his part. he wants it to seem um, something that he has to agonize about. he wants it to look like he has to really either work out the details or make a horrible decision to try and if he is many on the is really right as possible.

but the truth is, this decision has been on his doorstep for many long months. he's avoided making it because he thought he could coast through on a settler majority. but the as early public opinion is just a no longer has a reluctance. the reluctance support of the majority to fight for other work is always wants to stop the war because of the genocide that because the war is affecting them personally, it's a now is if he is anything a consummate politician. he knows this. he feels a shift he wants to leverage this in his favor. the settlers are idealogues and now is not an idea of log everything will be in this area. so as we speak, i'm getting push notices that the deal has been chief. despite the last name reservations, i'm not surprised. this is about nathan y'all's decision. it's not even about from surgeon. i think that's a now made a decision for pure political reasons. anything else is adjustment of collection in one of the key demands that those in the fall of rights have been asking for

throughout all, as i say, is the settlement of parts. if not all of jobs in the event that things materialize as you say. and the far right members of the far right bank of year and small trades, do decide to leave the correlation. do you think that those demands for sacraments are going to disappear as well to the demand for settlement? never disappear from the settler camp. it's like defiance them this dream about settling the entire length. ready over the have to say that right from the start, the thing i was fired was another and support for settlements. one of his nice pieces of government ministers and does, he didn't sell it and said this out right in the parliament. nobody's talking about settlement. this is just the settlers, it's true that's sellers are allowed to get away with, with a great many p r stands, but this has never been. policies has always been about military presence. and again, i cannot stress this enough. over the past 2 weeks, there's been a settle, the pronounced shifting israeli public opinion. this has nothing to do with his real understanding of the consequences of the genocide is perpetrated for 15 months

. it has to do with an expiration date. the amount of trivialities early public was willing to undergo these early public trust that the war they thought that the war might make the palestinians disappear as a personal issue forever. it has become abundantly clear that the war has failed, is early public has decided it wants to live, and therefore the warmest and the hostages must return. it will be slow, long, laborious, but i believe that once a deal struck this evening, apparently it has been struck, and this is the beginning of the next stage. the next stage won't necessarily be a good one. but these 15 months, you're now looking at something. our goal by is good to get your thoughts on this and we appreciate it. thank you very much. indeed. thanks for bringing our diplomatic as a james base is live for us from new york. we're talking about israel, which has been surrounded by 11 on guys of westbank. and so he has been taking military action against all those countries. one. but imagine that every country in

the region and of course beyond is going to be looking very closely for the next few hours. and what happens i think the whole world is watching and diplomats that i've spoken to do believe this is extremely close. the closest that we've come to a deal where at the 11th hour though, and the deal is done until the deal is done until the deal is signed. that could be a last minute hitch. but many up to mistake that we've reached a breakthrough moment. and obviously we'll find that out in the coming minutes and coming to ours. whether that is the case i think is, was looking back though. and so what's been going on over what is now 50 months of war in gaza. and reminding people that this deal has been achievable for a very long time. the main problem with this deal, the main problem must be new is riley sighed. how much i agreed. basically to steal

a back in may. if you remember in may of the us present, joe biden put forward a deal and said it wasn't his railey proposal, a mass then, except to, to know that he's basically this proposal that you don't need me me to tell you that uh, present bite. and when he spoke just a couple of days ago said that the, the proposals being discussed was the proposal that he laid out to a proposal event got induced by the un security council at the beginning of june. so as a proposal from the end of may last year, 6 months ago that could have been signed. we think at any point during that time, yes, they were differences. slight differences, but the main problem was these, right? the prime minister, i'm not wanting to sign this deal. it's was to be telling you, rob the if you go back to that point when present button 1st puts a deal, probably similar to this one to the world. that was 366000 people killed him, garza well, now it's over 46000. so that's 10000 people,

many of the women and children who died who perhaps did not need to die. one thing of course that has changed significantly over the last 50 months, is the presence of israel itself and the force that it has shown over the last 15 months in those countries. i mentioned 11 on guys on the west bank. and of course in syria as well, and it's continual pressure on iran to to what extent do you think james, that they, the people are not going to have to deal with a different type of israel going forward given that has been able in those 50 months to be able to make those inc trojans into those countries surrounding it a yeah, what it is, it is a very different region from where we were at this you know, type of the 7th and back to use because of the israel's of minutes reaction. very brutal miller traction that's cause lots and lots of somebody lives, but it certainly change things. it's changed the political dynamics 11 and it has

changed completely over ton the regime in syria. so a very different situation across the region because the other thing that has changed and is a factor in all of this is the fact that we're going to have a new occupant in the white house in just 5 days time. donald trump is taking the office and very unusually, with regard to the negotiations that has been taking place in doha. you've actually had 2 administrations in both. always in the past, i was told by anyone to do the foreign policy that way in, in the american circles that there's only one administration at the time, one of ministration it finishes than any one takes over. but on this particular case, we have to administer ations involve steve woodcock, is the trump and void is going to be the trump and void dealing with them at least is the bret mcguckie who is buying this man is the in the hall and they both been involved in this negotiations and we know that the trump pet and boy was the one who actually went to jerusalem and spoke to prime minister netanyahu. we hear from

his write the report using some pretty strong language impacts and pretty salty language with all of what he spoke to them. that's when it's seen these raise a change that position and setting to delegation back to the headed by the head of most the most. not james, this very briefing, and of course the u. n. 2 is going to be watching this very closely. john, we would be hearing alley around about statements made by antonio terrace. it was very supportive of whatever deal was going to be pulled into place. we don't yet know whether or not anything has been agreed and we don't really have clear indications of what might be in it. at the same time. of course, the u. n. is facing a of them because on what they a, do you an agency which provides age to palestinians has been banned by israel. so the you and is gonna have a real problem, isn't it? when it comes to trying to get a into guys a way and of course israel is going to continue to control the lines and the c borders. yeah,

you're absolutely right cents. any deal that comes is obviously good news because it's only being 7 days without bombardment. to cause that since october the 7th. so any deal is good news, but this is the, from what we know of the links that have come out of this. this is going to be a very long long hey, used deal if it does actually get signed. so it will take considerable time to work through all of those phases. when that happens, what happens to the why the issue of release piece, the idea about 2 state solution. what happens to the way garza is going to be govern going forward? the no real proper answers to any of those questions at this stage. and otherwise you say is the un agency, and that's the one but time to live on the ground. it has the stuff, it has the mechanisms to get the a very quickly search the a didn't. if there is a c spot across garza, and yet there's a big big question mark of under because the connects it these really parliament

has pos to bill saying they get a stop dealing with on the stopped allowing on right to operate on is ready to treat risk getting the whole operation under which is will be so by cliff there is a c spot in try to help people and goes up. but of course, remember, unruh operates other places as well, particularly important to you. it's operations. new. westbank are at risk as well. james, thanks very much indeed. that's james basement lifers in new york, we're gonna go to john hendrick. he's joining us from washington, dc. president joe biden had demanded from the benjamin that's in yahoo that he wanted a solution to the situation in guys that by the end of his tenure in the white house present as elect, donald trump said he wanted one done before he took office. what do we hearing out of the white house at the moment as well, we're waiting for a briefing from the state department that's going to occur in about an hour and a half. and we may get our 1st initial responses from the by the administration. at

that time, but we do know is you say that joe biden, the president, has been pushing for this at the donald trump. doesn't want to have to deal with is when he comes in to office. so by all reports, this is an agreement that his been essentially unchanged for months. so what has happened to change that? well, it was perhaps the election of donald trump that gives israel the assurance that it's going to be it's going to have a supportive partner in the white house in the coming months in years. and it lets him us know that it probably will not have a terribly sympathetic partner in the white house for this. so there's really no reason for this agreement not to take place. and as james base said, perhaps 10000 people have died in the months that agreement has been on the table is in agreement that we take a 126 days and 3 phases of 42 days. a piece which includes assessed ation

of military activities. if, if all is as last reported, of course we don't know what changes have been made in the last minute. so there be assessed ation of military activities, a release of captives of from the is really captives from us and the palestinians in detention in israel. and at one point that was a ratio of 30 palestinians to a one captive. we don't know if that is still the formulation by all accounts. this deal is not significantly different. we know the secretary of state antony blinking on tuesday night, said that we were on the brink of an agreement and that according to him, they were simply a waiting final word from us. a john, thank you very much and data john, 100 live for us in washington dc. we are getting reports that from the media. these are media reports. we're still checking the amount of to that a guy who sees 5 deal has been agreed. that's as much as we know at the moment.

let's just say these are reports that are coming up from various media sources. we are checking them out as soon as we are able to establish exactly what has been going on and the velocity of that we will of course, bringing that to you. but as i say, media reports are saying that a guy that sees 5 deal has been reached. we're going to go to have him offload his life for us. and they're all bala talked to us about the kind of reaction that you can expect if it is the case that a ceasefire deal has been a green time. the of the yes. well, as of this moment, the news is circulating about the agreement that has being rates and the people for the past, the 45 minutes or so. i've been gathering the deluxe the hospital around during the latest the media workers here and media platforms wait again, just leave for an announcement of. 2 the, the fire that's so far what we just learned that the agreement has to be reached between uh the uh, between hallmark on israel due to

a seeds fire agreeing and all the underlying issues. and that has a broad months of deep euphoria and excitement to people have been way the much needed as the inspire at this time. how, however, it is that this has not is not completed yet because that in the past few minutes, there were many of the tax that is billed. that took place and killed many of the people that the happened to be a familiar faces. here at the house, the gun a journalist, gets from the central area, another one in the law seat of hon. units the 3rd one in garza city and just brought some people here to refuse to note that in the last and final hours of the ceasefire, these people who work a still hard and reporting document and lost their life and the work goes and they really attacked but as of this moment, there is a promotion going on in the hospital. the news is starting to go viral. people are

reading and following about the seeds fire and the expectation. it's going to increase in the coming hours that there is unexpected oppressor announced a seas quite. it hasn't been heard of from multiple platforms here. and many of the people are following closely the news. but the bottom line, now a change in the mood and do you see a dramatic shift go into from largely concerned and more the throughout the day and to now hopeful and, and there is less of a, of the, of the cautious optimism into more of a solid optimism that this time it's really, it's going to happen as old stakeholders all parties involved. i have come to an agreement, honey, i just wanted to ask you in a moment about the way that people are going to jo, basically what people are going to do next, given the fact that they waited for 15 months for this news, but i just want to bring our view is up to date that we are getting media reports,

not a cx. 5 deals for gaza has been agreed. we're still trying to work out what the details are of that. but so far as i say, it's being reported that a deal has been agreed here in doha, between all sides or to see sparks in gas out there. tiny, i want to come back to you. obviously, as i mentioned, this is a day that many people will not be in hoping for, but not really expecting and know it appears as though it is happening as anybody over the last several months being telling you about what they plan to do know that this cease fire deal does appear to be in place. yeah. unfortunately, i think we've lost honey from our feet from the uh, from there obama, there that was honey. i'm not good talking to us about the reactions that he has been hearing from people there. i've did all by the to the news that there is our

media reports. that is these 5 deals for gaza has been agreed. we're going to continue with our breaking news from here in doha, after 50 months of israel's war on gaza. negotiators as i say, have not reached a ceasefire agreement according to media report. sandra, so who does joining us from my mind? that's because israel's bind, i'll just say that from operating in the country, it's talk to us about the way that the media in israel. first of all is dealing with this news on the and that's right. well, several officials, including some american have it told media that to this cease fire deal has been reached. but of course we can not at this time independently confirmed that these are still media reports. but throughout the last several days, they were saying that this is the closest they had ever been to a deal, but there was a lot of pressure on his really prime minister benjamin netanyahu from american counterparts to secure this deal before incoming president. donald trump takes

office in just a few days time, but there were a lot of obstacles for benjamin netanyahu, who has been accused of prolonging this war for personal and political gain by political opponents and the family members of his really captives who for more than 15 months had been begging these really government for any kind of deal to see the return of the nearly 100 captives still being held in guns though it's worth mentioning that israel's foreign minister has also returned from diplomatic trips in europe because of a potential vote that's going to happen in these rarely parliament tomorrow on thursday to vote on this deal. but nothing you all who still has yet to convince members of the far right in his coalition to vote yes on this deal. i'll remind our viewers that each of our been viewed, the country's national security minister, and a known ultra national is voted against deal back in november of 2023. the 1st and only deal we had seen in this war that has lasted 467 days,

nothing. you also meeting with his finance minister, best and smart risk to try and gauge where he is on voting for a deal smaller. it has released several statements throughout the week. initially his statements were a little more har saying that he's absolutely not going to vote for a deal. but on wednesday he said that he's still on defense. he's not exactly sure how he's going to vote. and this has been a concern among a lot of his really politicians that will benjamin netanyahu, who is government collapse as part of a ceasefire deal. but none the less is really officials are optimistic at this hour about the final stages of this deal. and of course, this is going to be good news for our families and friends, relatives of those being held captive in guys i would imagine will also be good news for those of us who are friends and family of palestinian prisoners because of course, part of this deal a fundamental part of this deal is a swap between.