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strategic canal. investigators in the us for a couple of black boxes and thursdays, mid air collision near washington. the chose $67.00 people, the that off of border crossing between egypt and gaza is reopening for the 1st time in 8 months, as part of the cx, 5 deal between hom, us and israel. it serves as a lifeline for palestinians and the strip who be living under and is really lined air and see located for 18 years. for an out of the crossing is going to be used for medical evacuations. the world health organization says 50 patients are going to be allowed to leave for treatment abroad on saturday. the crossing was seized by the is mainly military in may and it was destroyed during its grand defensive, of killed hundreds of palestinians in the area. it's closure has prevented files of

people from leaving this trip and receiving desperately need aid. european union has restarted its civilian mission to monitor the border crossing and facilitate the transfer a wounded palestinians. that mission was initially set up in 20 o 5 to help policy cities engaged, but it was suspended when homage to power in 20 o 7 a. can i also find out what's his own thoughts? european union civilian board emission begins today at the crossing points at the request of the palestinians. and these writings, this mission will support tell us to the importer officials and allow people to be transported out of gaza, including those in need of medical care. so honey muckle is a lot for us outside and gaza city. honey, i'm what more do we know about who's gonna be leaving this trip tomorrow through but off of crossing of the? well, this is part of the arrangement for this. these fire and the roof or borders was

processing was reopened as of tomorrow, allowing 50 of the patients and the injuries to leave the gaza strip for medical evacuation. it is interesting to note it's only will will be open only for medical evacuation and there is a question mark that people here are asking right now. like what about the miles of the trucks and, and humanitarian aid that are supposed to enter in. so for a lot of people here, it's a very important and therefore to help much needed of, of, of medical evacuation and medical care for people who are in much need across the gods to particularly after these really military destroyed virtually the entire health care system across the guster with a $33.00 hospitals out of service completely and whatever is left like the hospital, i'm reporting it from right now with the hospital that went from a small and marginalized health care facility into right now uh, mainstream health facility serving hundreds of 1000 of people and got city and

similar to all of the hospital that window from virtually a small health care facility into a major hub for the central area. it, it, it will, it provide much relief for these health facility that provide much older relief for the medical person out. and the medical has stopped been working around the clock for the past 15 months here in the hoffman. and so this is part of the ceasefire. the agreement, as i stated earlier, but oh, the arrangement of the crossing itself are part of the 2005 security arrangement which requires the palestinian authority to be and that all the crossing as well as being monitored by the european civilian mission to monitor the movement of people in and how these really monitors as a late are ready putting not many of the conditions ahead of this, that it will only how it will need to look at the at the list of names of people evacuating of from said the gaza strip for medical evacuation gets the, get them the approval in order to leave and nobody will be allowed to leave or

exactly, and not even the injuries and to patients will be able to, i was to leave until there is an approval and security clearance that we seem to have lost our feed to i, honey model there we can, as you can imagine the core services kind of jump in and given the circumstances in garza and these guys and city particularly where honey is in the north, we'll try and get it back. if we can, well, honda, so who's joining us? not from jordan's capital of mine. that's because these really governments and the palestinian authority of bondo just data from reporting in israel and the occupied west bank. let's talk about the reopening of the off of border crossing. how it was just describing that kind of impact is going to have in terms of medical evacuations. what's israel's been saying about the border crossing reopening? well, israel has previously said that they will remain in control their meaning that they're going to have a heavy hand in who is evacuated. they remember had said that they didn't want to

evacuate the philadelphia core door. that's the area where that f border crossing lines on, but it's part of the agreement that eventually in the later stages of the deal, israel would withdraw from there. it's still unclear exactly when that's going to happen, how it's going to happen. but nonetheless, this reopening of the crossing was actually supposed to happen on sunday. however, in the deal it stipulates that after all of the female captives are released, including is really soldiers who are women, then the crossing would reopen. but since that happened yesterday on thursday, the crossing is opening a little bit earlier to stay with me because i want to ask you about another significant event that is going to be happening tomorrow. we're going to be covering it military wing of homeless hasn't, has the names of 3 is there any cap is set to be released on saturday? they are also called the wrong key figure out on the, on the bus. the captives are going to be released as part of that see spot agreement between israel and thomas and exchange for palestinian prisoners held in

its rodney jails. conduct, what more do we know about the 3 men who are going to be released, or how is this likely to play of the? well, 3 men will be released from captivity in gaza and in exchange, 90 palestinian prisoners will be released. that's because these are 3 civilian men who are being released and as part of the deal, 30 pulse, any and prisoners for civilian will be exchanged as part of the framework. now, one of them is a dual national and american citizen. one is a french dual national, and the 3rd one is yard, then b bus. now he, his wife, cheery and there are 2 children that have become essentially a symbol of the bring them back. now move in and that's because syria and her 2 kids were taken from southern israel on october 7th, 2023 when the youngest child was just 9 months old. these really military says that they are incredibly fearful for the fates of the family. it's worth mentioning that israel did receive

a list of the $33.00 captives that would be released in the 1st part of this deal. and those who are being released 1st are alive as part of that list. 25 are live and 8 are deceased. so we are seeing now these men being released, it's supposed to be meant over the age of $50.00. m. s has also given the 35 year old man from the b bus family. and how it's going to play out in israel is going to be incredibly sensitive because people have been calling for the release of sherry and her 2 children, essentially, since the war on gaza had begun. and many blame these really governments, they blame their failures throughout the entirety of this war for why they haven't been brought back yet. 100. thank you very much indeed. does. how does include to bring us up to date from i'm on there. what is part of that sees 5 deal palestinians have been returning to their homes in northern garza box, they find in time neighborhoods reduced to rubble, biased, very bombardment,

and the homes they would have returned to destroyed. this is the story of one palestinian mother in her own words one last night and i'm in the general and i love that. and then again uh where a guy with the a committed man. you live. so how does you know manage has yeah. well issue i know . yeah. push my son has history here. like everyone. yeah. i'd love to share my zach. this is shaquanna. yeah. this is for me. yeah. yeah. and the member of mine for look good. yeah, and this is josh the most compatible on a shipment. going to stand in what has a minute and nobody has yet been almost done. is there a milligram of them on the mar? yeah, and so the ma benefits are, so i'm in my gosh, when a feet high. yeah. this how yeah, yeah. now i she and the more likely, oh, well,

i'm a new, i'm the man, ask them, and the had a mazda stuff doesn't fit into much. the apple kind of gone off with them. knowledge i have the most to share. yeah. well, emotion. i've seen kevin on the hand. yeah. and again, my name is ad. if given the hand, how do i have now? how does not know god is shanetta and see about a month and no hand is a not a can for them not just hold on. no lines for them. yeah, never called out about a while back. the sure cool. and so the, the just again call on the map. i'm hot out lines for them as well as loans to several air strikes. the lebanese serbian border that is 2 people were killed in 10 were injured. following the attacks and 11, i was because the valley which has been repeatedly targeted in recent months. israel says the strikes targeted what it called on underground site used by kinds of paula to develop weapons. obviously it is in a condo, reports from b root, with more on the federal sees fine and lebanon's new administration. this is far

between husband on israel, which came into force and late november remains very much fraud child. israel continues to carry out air strikes against what it calls hezbollah targets has. well, as the military infrastructure that sees fire may have ended, as well as wide scales bombing campaign is also a stop has the law from firing rockets and thrones across the border. but it's repeatedly is being tested simply because both sides really understand the agreement differently is where the prime minister benjamin nothing. yahoo says that sees fire does not mean an enter the war and as well. but the celebrities army is not capable of enforcing that agreement, which calls for has the laws. this armament has the law for exports, understands the agreements differently. it says it is only applied applied to this arm south of the tiny river that's close to the boarder regence when the agreement

refers to international resolutions. calling for this arguments of all non state actors in lebanon, including has the law. so this, these fire continues to be tested as well, does respond that could trigger a wide scale is a response by these really military, all the while the country facing, you know, many challenges among them, forming a government, a government which is urgently needed to unlock millions of dollars of age to revise the economy and to help reconstruct what was destroyed during the war. the international community, once a government of techno crowds, independent from political parties, able and willing to carry out reforms. but so far, the entrance political clause has been resisting any change. the symbol of the revolution still stands and they boots martyrs square. the uprising ended with a diesel crack down by those in power. a political class accused of nearly bankrupting the country. 5 years on change has come with new leaders from outside

the system. men, the protest movement believed could speak for them and break from the past as they try to form a government to where they can. and then these are some book buddy. i'm not a mailbox for politicians to inform me of the numbers and the names they want. it's my responsibility to form a government knows that somebody the represents the protest movement in parliament . she says, the new administration must be independent of political parties and 11 on must move away from a consensus democracy. we have not had the practice of putting the right people in the right position, just because the political party wanted to put their own people. so the people in the cabinet did not have a say on their own. they always had to refer to their own political party to see what's good for the political party before they move forward. this has led us to

that chaos that we are living in. the opposition believes there's an opportunity for change because of a shift and the balance of power after as well as war on hezbollah before this word, i don't think they would have allowed someone who is not that i like to become president of level. so this is a proof that they are not as influential as they used to be. has the law and its allies who once controlled political power are determined to retain control of the finance ministry through this signature. they can look any degree they don't agree . oh, so this is why i think they are insisting in order to have a kind of veto power over everything that's happening and the government, previous governments resisted an i m f recovery plan. instead 11 on became a cash economy, raising international concerns about money laundering. and elicit financing for

years. the international community made financial supports conditional on a government's willing and able to carry out political and economic reforms. 11 on is also expected to expend the states authority across the country. and that impulse, this army has full set up for their else as 0. they don't to still add. and i'll just say the funds times over the last base in the child's marketing and to military cooperation. but it's almost holiday colombians come home. president goes to perpetual issues of plate to a citizens living without documents in the united states. the hello and welcome to look at the international full cost is turned into a website and to the wait for

a central pont soft chinaberry or come out here developing area of light pressure, just pushing through that eastern side of china. right? that's going to make his way towards the fall south of south korea, and it'll push its way into southern parts of japan. issue in particular could see maybe 50 or 60 millimeters of right over the course of the we cannot wait but a still in place making his wife of the race with as we go through sunday, cooler talking and behind the talk you have it around 5 degrees celsius that's going to be cold enough for a little bit of sleep and snow and one or 2 small. so rush, i was name wanting to southern areas of china pots should be allowed to drive slow to drive across much of the window. china region is going to be allows the settle, see if of a heavy showers though coming into web bonia. central. the southern parts of the philippines, sing some lobby showers, and the usual scattering of showers across much of indonesia. but united the west. it is generally dry across the mount. try them life financial that allows you to ride to across a good part of india. wisdom disturbance could bring significant smartphone into

northern pumpkins, down the western side of the himalayas. too much of injuries, dry and a few diminishing showers. down to the south of the 2 global movements, one side and spaced the other round. an ancient wisdom not to care. when we have this insight, we start to see things very differently, both seeking harmony with the planets by re aligned human values. precious. not so much of what needs to be done, but why are we doing and now is the time we cannot wait anymore? we have to do something about changing the system from within or thrice. we are nature on the jersey, the,

[000:00:00;00] the, the watching or does it a reminder of our top story is this uh, the football, the crossing between egypt and gaza is reopening for medical evacuations. as part of the cx, 5 deal between thomas and israel's, about the health organization says 50 patients will be allowed to leave for treatment abroad on saturday. the military ring of homicides and as the names of 3 is really captive set to be released on saturday, they're going to be released as part of the seized by the exchange for palestinian prisoners held industry to jails. people in the eastern countries, city of goma, repeating for help off to roll london back and 23 rebels captain. there's city. earlier this week, more than a 100 people have been killed in the fighting between government forces and the

rebels. hospitalized several found the cities being left without much food, water, or electricity. many say they're terrified as well. the fear is still that we are very afraid the situation is still not stable. we don't, you know, who controls the town or what is being said at the meetings of the new leaders. no radio is broad costing at the moment. it's impossible to get any information that we're like a boat without a kept talking to them about it. agencies are raising the alarm about the impact of the escalator and slicing on civilians with lined in air access, restricted in the region, the world food program ones. thank you. monetary and supply chain is at risk of collapse. people are really running out of food, clean water, medical supplies, and that's a big concern. so the supply chain has, has really been strangled at the moment. if you think about lands access error access when everything is closed down and is a humanitarian crisis deepens in d, i see leaders of the southern african region loc savage,

or as i do see outings and bump waves, capital funding, emergency leasing, at least 16 soldiers from the blocks peacekeeping, they shouldn't have been killed in that conflict. so far, it would apply to the d. i. c in 2023. 11 in deland evans is security director for northwest in central africa at international s o. s. he's joining us now from london. thank you very much indeed for being with us. if i understand correctly, part of your role is to be able to provide some sort of security, cutting cover and information to those teams on the ground in the see given the fact that the situation is developing. so quickly, how can you get a heavy essentially of the game and be able to predict where the m 20 is, where you, where members of the company's army are going to be in order to be able to help people on the ground. a good afternoon. robin, thanks for having me. as you said, the, the situation is moving very fast and 23 came in to guide me up with very little

defense and have assumed control. and the state is the state that i am unable to achieve that relatively quickly. but however, we try to stay in front of it. we see we are collecting from, from multi sources where they'd be open and close. we have a team of ours who are assessing that information and then using it to disseminate to our clients, to best inform them all the pictures we see it. but there is a necessity and we're pulling things together as, as best as anyone can expect. and we were just hanging there uh, from, from one man in a goldman who was saying that it, even, they don't have very much information about what's going on because the local video services on broadcasting anything, either a must be incredibly difficult to try to pull together what limited information there is in order to be able to try to establish some sort of picture of what is happening on the ground. absolutely, and there is a but for all the good information sources. um,

there is always an ottoman all for information of this information misinformation. and there are huge ways of um, sources of course that are collected from the local population on the ground in dire be the best source of information. so working with them just trying to understand and as you said, as honest as the everywhere. but putting together a multi source information to try and allies and utilize that seems to be the best course of action. given the fact that information is limited on the ground, do you find any references amongst the people who are in the, in essentially in the way of the oncoming attacks, to leave for the because there's, they simply don't know what exactly is going to go on. they don't know whether it's good in this order to move on or to stay and this is always, this is a, what is the, the, the $1000000.00 question in these and these very awful circumstances. and to stay for a while to take the risk and move. and when we use it go off eastern the all see it

is a, it is an extremely remote deposit the well, this is a guy mostly just call them to the sell a been a to, to, to the know. and they cut off by, by large distances where it's right for infrastructure, a lot of concepts and see in, in the, in the jungle sightsee. so making those decisions is extremely hard, especially when you have limited resources. you have families, it is extremely difficult time for these people and i understand the costs and your responsibilities for security and analysis of all the time for providing the 8 on the ground. but i would imagine that there comes a point in these situations, and i'm sure you have seen this in your experience. where it, it becomes necessary for the 8 agencies on the ground to start pulling out their own stuff. and that's just for their own safety and security, and that i would imagine makes it even more difficult to be able to pull that supply, that kind of security coverage and analysis that you're able to give obviously,

the organizations operate in these locations will have, i would hire very resilient and right boss plans as to how they will respond in the events of an emergency. organizations such as support with the development and implementation of those plans as it may be starting from a situation where it is best to, to, to hold faults and what you may need to do in order to hold fast and the location last you understand better what is happening at what stage do you start to do you start to stand down the central stop. as you start send people who are, who are local employees and at what point do you make that decision to get back to you and it's essential saw x patches on program is being very conscious that once organizations close down these projects, it can be very difficult to stand and backups. so making those decisions at the right time is very important. and supporting organizations to, to evacuate, invest off is always

a pull off. what we do. i'm making those decisions with them in collaboration is, is obviously a key cost. as of july, the 11th a security director for northwest essential advocate at international s o s. so thank you very much. and the funds was handed over this last military base in chad, ending decades of defense cooperation, charged was crucial for french military presence since the whole region off to molly, looking at fossil and is the end of their agreements with friends. and they just reports from this out of money in the capitalism and or the principal lives the security, and the total total protection for the protection of the tennessee of charge. now, in the hands of his offices is our federal husband, charging too, as well for several was gross, told me into rebelliousness in doesn't how, what also the rest of west africa itself. let me do this if you submarine to

doesn't mean isolation as the world has become interconnected, but occurring challenges, respect, no bored, they're depressed. either climate or economy says we have to be vigilant to protect our country. it's kind of me and culture with the large molly, missouri, and consume essentially, you have to defend and find most of the time the president said, is it better to protect yourself? because if it's experiences and it's tried doing the switch over to forces to do what is necessary to protect this country, how many degrees i just see the german or the student took it back to our top story. now the ceasefire in gaza, it runs foreign minister, has met katya as a prime minister in doha to discuss. the goal is to cease 5 of us out actually told out to 0, it represents a victory for how most which with the student 15 months of israel's brutal warren.

this trip as next week at that time that we hardly can main concerns mediation. roland, reaching the ceasefire and gallons of the i'm of my visit is to continue with my consultations with the country farm is done and i had extensive meetings with him where we discussed ok regional issues. and then i thanked him for cantwell's role in the safe spot. well, i hope all of the issues will be on down. and now the end of my visit is to meet with the name is a mouse as political and executive bureaus. i had very constructive meetings with me and i congratulate them on the victory of the palestinian people in gaza. this is a start to you turn in history. the 16 months dependents to indian people, how steed fost against design as belligerents. despite all the killings and destruction, the whole world witnessed dependents to me and people how the ground and not how these values and principles. i believe the stands as a victory is riley occupation forces did all in the a pallet to eliminate homeless and for you to captives. but they were forced at the end of the day to sit and negotiate with the and most of this represents

a victory for him us just weeks into a 2nd time is us president donald trump is locked in diplomatic fuse with his historic allies in south and central america is ongoing panama saying he wants to take over the panama canal is also locked in a bit of dispute with columbia of overdue protection. flights carrying undocumented immigrants and bobo, top president goose double. petro is called an undocumented colombians in the us to return home immediately. it comes 2 days after the 1st deportation flights carrying hundreds of people landed in boerger top. this stretch of water is the panama canal . donald trump says that should be controlled by the us secretary state muckle. rubio is going to visit panama this weekend president, causing a problem. well, you know, says ownership of the canal is non negotiable, or latin american identity and human reports from panama city. we are at the panama canal administration building area. you can see on the loan right in front of the

building. lots of panamanian flags. this seems being repeated all over the capital level. on fact, all over most of the country as a sign of national pride and of sovereignty of panama, that's the message that's being sent to the trump administration. and especially ahead of the arrival of secretary of state medical rule, we'll basically to say the panama canal is off limits to the united states. a treaty was signed and went into effect 25 years ago, and there's no going back. no, the assign him just how much the relationship between panama and the united states . it has been close and intertwined is the building. they are the administration building. as i said, it's been in the hands of panama for 25 years, but it's still written in english. that's the original sign when the panama canal was 1st built more than a century ago. so there had been disputes between panama tonight in states before the president told me that he does not know of any reason why the united states

should legitimately want to take back the canals. but he says that even if they want to, again, that is not something that they are willing to talk about. investigators in the us have recovered flight data recorders from a passenger jet. and then on a helicopter, the collided near washington dc late on wednesday, killing 67 people because of the collection remains on known, but reports have emerged that the air traffic control tar was understaffed. helicopter flights have been restricted near the airport in definitely bicycle haine has more from washington dc. if they did find the black box, which will give a lot of information about what was happening inside the cock pit, not equivalent thing really in the helicopter. we don't believe, but again, the recovery continues and we are learning more about what could possibly happen. there are reports now that the miller military helicopter was not on the flight of path that it had been approved for. you mentioned the oversight understaffing at