the, there's no limit to how far a dream can take. g sta, in your own adventure, now counter and wayne the a city homicides is committed to upholding the gaza cease 5 deal and will release and 3 is ready, captives on saturday. the time about this, and this is on to 0 life and don't have also coming up. must make nato great again. us defense secretary calls on nato allies to boost their spending to 5 percent of g d p to better defend the blog, whatever they charge us,

we're charging them so it works out very well. it's very, it's a beautiful, simple sense, sounds reciprocal time. so signed and sealed the us prize it into 9 says new larry's which could send shock waves through the global economy. plus a con, drives into a crowd in germany, at least $28.00 people are injured authorities. i've signed a big sense of yet another attack. they're calling deliberately, the united nations says thank you, monitoring catastrophe in guys that continues, but the front job guys, a ceasefire. deal between homeless and israel appears to be back on track. thomas says it will continue implementing phase one of the deal by releasing 3 captives on saturday. the groups released the stipend, saying the talks of mediators have been positive. how much delegation is been

holding talks in cairo with objection and category officials. the stipend reads, in part the discussions during all the meetings and contacts focused on the need to adhere to the implementation of all the terms of the agreement. it went down to say that how much confirmed is continued position to implement the agreement in accordance with what was signed, including the exchange of prisoners, according to the specified time table. by some name is a member of homicides political bureau. he says, israel has promised to do more to fulfill its commitments under this is far deal. what we have now discuss it. how can we stop this violations based on the discussion with the sleet is through the mediator. they all know, talking clearly we are committed to the deal. we are ready to show a serious change in our behaviour. maybe what we have seemed to be the for a possibility to a low more 10 smaller roof cut of ends and more heavy machine that

a lot of stuff to get in together. we hope that they continue to be committed to, to these uh the promises. but we are, we think also for the next week, the start of the negotiations or the 2nd 5th, which is which is 6. the link is seriousness of this lady that they are still committed to the view as it is of a deal, 3 phases kind of a whole. it has more of some profit in this. as i've guys, a whole deposit of free days have been quite difficult for palestinians, particularly for the displaced population, returning to their homes, into another part, and got the news about a possible collapse of the seas. fire and statements of from a mazda 3 days ago holding and suspending their release of cost as mit with the threats and ongoing, intimidating narrative bite is really sorry to just risking the sustainability of

the sci fi it was not until earlier this afternoon. we're starting to look more positive that the release. what happened on saturday, the deadline, as per the agreements of this, these 5 between how much sense israel, not the deadline set by donald trump, and the is really intention or willingness to allow more ada trucks coming in. including most of the essential supplies and the sas that is needed for people to survive and, and to just to stay in their life and survived the difficult living condition created by 15 months of devastation and destruction were reduced. seeing many of the trucks coming in fuel trucks as well as food, parts of the trucks and other sanitary materials, making their way through the gaza strip, through the organization, to our management operation and operating the uh, the delivery of aid and distribution of 8 across the gust if we haven't seen any of the trucks getting of the most essential this stuff, they will. those are in trucks and heavy machinery equipment needed to remove

bubbles of from the road. as of this moment, many of the roads are still locked by the rubble. many of the streets are hard to walk in and hard to drive vehicles because of the many of the amount of rumbles and rocks to our industry. so these will, those and trucks are much needed now to start the process of the clearing. the area's leading much of the gaza strip, which most 80 percent of it now filled with rubble. as many of the hands in the for us been for searching public facilities have been destroyed anywhere from rough city palestine condo. so who has moved from i'm on in jordan and she's reported from there because these really government on the palestinian authority of bind, i'll just data from operating in israel and the occupied westbank. there's been no official response from these really is despite how most announcing that they would release captives on saturday as part of the ceasefire agreement frameworks. but it's interesting because these really prime minister still held the security and

situational assessment in southern israel, but lasted more than 4 hours. and officials say that they went over a wide variety of scenarios there, including a return to full scale war. it's something the premier has been threatening for the last couple of days as well as his defense ministers saying that this war would be much more severe on the golf. the strip is how much did not release those captives . but it's important to note that from us up to uses israel, a violating the ceasefire in many different ways. but specifically by not allowing this critical humanitarian aid to enter inside of gaza. these are tense caravans and other sort of temporary housing structures. the palestinians need in the interim until they're able to rebuild their homes in the later phases of this deal . however, a spokesperson for these really prime minister said that his role is not negotiating for phase 2 and that there are other things on the agenda for them. so it was their own not negotiating for phase 2 and still hasn't had any confirmation about what is

set to happen this weekend. as part of phase $100.00, some of them is the system professor and critical security studies at the doha institute for graduate studies. it says it's really, those are under immense pressure to continue with the exchange of captives for palestinian prisoners. that i think is real, can not afford to stop the implementation of the agreement. and obviously to continue the ceasefire, which is temporary at this point. and it should be shouldn't become a permanent ceasefire and the 2nd phase. but at this point, israel is under immense and turned on a pressure to continue with the the exchange of hostages. and to bring them back to as a result of the posting inside has been keeping its end of the deal. they have been uh, sticking to the terms of the agreement. yes, israel has been an easy about the way the agreement is being implemented because

they didn't expect uh from us to um, you know, use this exchange or these exchanges to demonstrate that they are still there and that that was still on the ground. and so israel is looking at alternatives, they use washington and the, and the president trump, to, you know, to threaten him, us wherever the 10 days, almost 10 days late with the 1st phase, with the implementation of the 1st phase. and the 2nd phase, i expect israel to request or to impose extensions. and i think because there are no conditions and there are no terms and conditions agreed upon of the for the 2nd phase, i think is it all is going to impose very tough conditions for the 2nd phase that might, that might push from us to refuse it so what we are up to is the 1st phase will be implemented according to the agreement for the 2nd phase is going to be very tough

one and it would come from the the toughness if you're lucky with coming from the is there any side because they're unhappy about the results of the 1st page, the nato allies in europe saying they're afraid the us be withdrawals, support the you claims and push for the police till they could increase rushes and fillings across the continent. defense ministers from the block i'm meeting in the belgian capital. they're talking about ukraine as well as the future of the alliance. and the spotlight is a phone call between the us and russian presidents that starting to up into 3 years of american policy and ukraine is donald trump pushes to end the conflict as soon as possible. actually, michael bought our reports from brussels. a good morning. this was known as the outcome of europe and canada were hoping for. they had wanted to convince the trump administration to supply ball cash and weapons. so that when keith went to peace

talks with bosco ukraine would have the advantage. but us defense secretary b techs, it came to an a to with a clear message. the us once a d now, but won't commit troops to ukraine and does a want a confrontation with russia. i had the chance to brief allies on president trump's top priority. a diplomatic, peaceful, and to this war as quickly as possible in a manner that creates enduring and durable peace. the americans also made it clear that we have to be concessions from the ukrainians. the europeans be a deal, the americans are pushing for is nothing but an act of between ation. if there is agreements may behind our backs between simply not torque because you need for any kind of deal, any kind of agreement. you need your peons to implement this the unique the ukrainians to implement this data protection. despite we assure inches from the ne,

to secretary general, the mid 3 alliance faces a crisis. it's through to vote on certain established in 1949 to deal with security provides from the soviet union is may lose us backing at the moment when russia is widely seen here as the biggest threat to euro security. this is a difficult moment for neck to members. they must consider all the available options if the us withdrawals support for your grades and, and it's that kind of small, provisional security for europe. the only problem is that you will be so defined it, it may never ugly when a defense strategy of its own passion, mobile i 0 brussels police and treating an incident in which your car drove into a crowd of people in the german city of munich. as suspected attack, at least the associate people were injured when the sit on sped into a group of trade union protesters, please say the suspects of 24 year old gun asylum seeker. it was arrested for an officer for the shots of the car. the incident happened

a day before the city is due to host a major security conference in the voice, we shall hedge fund out. we have very, very high safety standards. as far as the protection of the unix security conference is concerned for at the point $5000.00 officers to make meaning safer and walk in the participants in the meetings that are taking place are to be protected here. and the participants of the munich security conference will be protected. that's why we have so many officers on duty in mind. so there is no such thing as 100 percent protection. as we've seen again today, james vegas has more from munich. i'm at the scene of this horrific attack in the center of munich. let me show you what we think happens if you look up the road at the end of the road. that is the central railway station in munich. there was a protest by one of the main trade unions in germany marching up from the railway station along this road. we think about 1500 people,

a politically charged time in this country with elections. just 10 days away, police were scolding the protests up the road, but by pro behind the protesters came a call. it was that many you can see the which started to move down. the protest is out. of course, what is worth knowing is that this is a time when security was already very, very high in this city because the munich security conference takes place over the next 3 days. dignitaries are going to be here, including the us, vice president j, the vance. the president of ukraine, vladimir zalinski, and the juvenile chancellor, off schultz. although investigations continue and it's been a growing up in the last few minutes around the co taking further pictures of the scene. he's pretty clear this wilson attack, he's described the man who was driving the car 24 year old, asked out asylum seeker as the perpetrator of that attack. and he says, jim is going to be very tough of the sort of attacks in future. anyone who cares

about will face prison time and potentially will be deported to that country of origin. j space out to 0, munich, a still i had an order 0 vaccine skeptic and robert f kennedy junior is born in is us health, secretary of controversial centers, hearing saddam's army takes back control of pots with a capital top to market a major offensive and award this displace maybe 15000000 people the what is the effect of the conflict on the environment? the impact is so much more than just emissions from tanks ships and will fight more than will say it has a devastating effect on people. and the department of defense is emissions is as large as many countries. every time ministry spent and increases military

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what, you know, just need a reminder of our top stories of this homicides. it's going to continue implementing the cx. 5 deal. and release 3 is really kept as, as planned, on subsidies. the groups raise the statement saying totes, and the chips and the cost of the mediators on continuing to do being positive large amounts of age and not being allowed into guys and not includes heavy machinery. i'm temporarily housing for palestinians. thomas says, this is a violation of the cx 5 either by israel nato secretary general montrose has told defense ministers in brussels, but ukraine will be involved in peace, thoughts, and follows of phone calls between the russian and us. presidents for donald trump

is imposing reciprocal topics on several countries using executive orders. the us president says the aim is to create a level playing field. the white house, as the president is not rolling out a flat, global tax, reciprocal thomas or one of trump co campaign pleasures named marching rates imposed by other countries on american goods. trump acknowledges that u. s. consumer price is crude rise as a result of the policy. what, what's going to go up is jobs are going to go up. and prices could go up somewhat short term, but the prices will also go down. and i think the farmers are going to be helped by this very much because of product is being dumped into our country. and our farmers are getting hurt very badly by the last administration. the last administration aided our farmers like at a level that i've never seen before. i think our farmers are going to be helped. jobs are going to be out, but our farmers are going to be help our manufacturers are going to be help. and again, if somebody wants to come in including the car companies,

if they want to come in and build car plans, they'll do it without tariffs and therefore prices won't go up. there could be some short term disturbance, but long term. uh, it's gonna, it's gonna make our country a fortune to do a cost with joining us live from washington dc. now he's actually matter of series of wide ranging statements about a whole bunch of stuff. let's stick on the tower for the moment though. id, any more clarity about these topics? yeah, we know they're going to be wide sweeping. they're going to encompass basically every 4 and us trading partner with the us and they have never been used before by any other country. these reciprocal terrace. but as far as what the numbers are themselves, we don't know yet, trust them around them back. he just signed direct to the advisors to quickly calculate what they deemed to be an affair number with each individual trading partner. and that will take into account not only tariffs,

that those countries impose on us goods, but also on foreign tax, a taxes and foreign goods, as well as, as well as currency manipulation. we're looking straight at china there, as well as any sort of government subsidies given to for in industries. all of that will be taken into account. there will be an opportunity for those foreign countries to negotiate with the us on that final tariff number coming from the us. but trump was clear. he said there would be no waivers given in this. and he does expect many, if not most of these tariffs to take effect, we don't know what date, of course, that that will happen. but the purpose of all this trump said is to level the playing field in his words so that they are match tear up to tariff. and again, this would be a major shift to the us trading policy that we haven't seen in decades. and ultimately, one of the goals here is also to bring manufacturing back to the us. but what,

what is the pay? what is the cost of this? as you just mentioned, inflation here in the us came at a higher level that expect it 3 percent this week. which is the highest, it's been in over a year. so many economists are looking at this and saying not only are these trump tears going to shake up us and global trading, but also it will cause more inflation in the us. and it couldn't come at a worse time and more than a year. yeah. as you're pointing out their height. yeah. there's still a lot of questions to be honest about this human. so we had just a moment ago and the think it'll farmers are going to benefit from this. the jobs will go off, he said, but prices will go up, but prices will also go down. so there's a lot of confusion about this, at least for those of us on the outside. the question is, of course, who is this likely to hurt the most? do we have any clue about that? well, as inflation goes up, indeed it will be us consumers. but as far as the foreign countries the, the greatest, the countries that have the greatest tariff disparity with the us include india,

notably, of course from minister moody. we'll be meeting with trump today at the white house, talking about this likely to be touchy subject. it'll also impact the e u, which has about a 22 percent tax on us goods, on average. so all of these are going to be, it could, could potentially cause major pain to these us trading partners. of course, that is if they are not willing to negotiate and they do have a chance to do so in the coming days. heidi, thank you very much. and you decide to jo, cash, we're bringing this up to date from washington dc. there robert f. kennedy junior faxing skeptic has been sworn in to lead the federal department of health and human services at the us center, confirmed his appointment in 52 to 48 votes. just one republican mitch mcconnell broke party lines to vote against kennedy kennedy's and environmental lawyer and the son of the late senator robert f. kennedy. john hadn't john henry is joining us not from a capital health. so this is a controversial think,

but he has made it through the that's right. he made it through on a strict party line vote. as you mentioned there, uh and mutual caught on was the loan vote against him as you said. but i'm a carpet at a statement explaining why he did that. he said that he did it because he was a polio survivor as a child. and he said, a record of trafficking and dangerous conspiracy theories and a wrote in trust in public health institutions does not entitle district kennedy to lead these important efforts. for him, it was actually a person over that is the 3rd time recently that mcconnell has voted against a trump now many and as you mentioned, it kept, he's not a doctor who was an environmental lawyer and a vaccine skeptic who has linked vaccines to autism. he's walk back those comments somewhat since he's been nominated with that, made him a controversial candidate. and it's a strange place for him to be with a lifelong democrat until he ran as an independent for president in 2024. his

father, robert f kennedy, was in the senate, so were both of his uncle, john kennedy and edward kennedy. so for him to be confirmed on a vote and included 0 democrats and all republicans, it's an unusual place for him to be, but trumps nominees seem to be going through almost entirely on a party line basis. yet why is that, john? because as you say, we've seen several nominations now and it seems almost inevitable that whoever trump has paid is likely to be a rubber stamps of the will be seen. so many of them to be controversial candidates in part because one thing a lot of them have in common is that they have been heavily critical of the agencies that they are appointed to oversee cash patel was approved by a committee vote. he'll still have to be approved by the full senate, but that was also a party line vote. and the reason for that is he's been a heavy critic of the fbi i. he's called them government gangsters. and then you've

got a chelsea gabbert, the director of national intelligence recently approved on a party line vote as well with mitch mcconnell again voting against her. um, but uh she has been critical of us intelligence. she said she blame the us for the russian invasion of ukraine. something that donald trump referenced in his news conference just minutes ago. so a lot of these candidates are there to sort of reform the agencies and a lot of democrats like them the way they weren't. john, thanks very much. indeed, john, 100 interpreters that from capitol hill. so don's armies making progress and is fight to region controls a capital call to re taking more territory from the part of military rapids support forces on thursday and capture the major bridge connecting the east of the capital to the south. but the rest of size is going to continue to fight in the log and reports will cause ca fully hang out to the latest district to come under army

control. i got 40 in how to north was once a stronghold of the parent made a 2 rapid support forces which has been fighting the sudanese army for the past 22 months. but after incense battles, which left behind seems like these. most of it is now back in government control. this is the vehicle. we captured it from them. now it's all of them beyond the armies offensive to take back full control of the capitals from the iris task started in september last year, but only in recent weeks has it's been successful. government forces have taken control of lots of parts of the capital, including a major oil refinery. it's also managed to break a long grunting seat on its headquarters. hot of 2 north, also known as buffy, has been the focus of most of the operations. but the army was able to recapture ground in the mind across the mile to the west,

and cartoon city to the south. there are still many parts of the capital where the recess are present. their fighters are in east nile just a few kilometers away from here. all those are spread across the southern parts of cartoon. but the recent gains by the army include major roads and bridges, which makes it hard for the power military to provide reinforcements for its fighters in the capital. v r a suff says it's fighters once give up control of heart to them and will continue to fight across to them. but some central jersey to state it continues to lose ground and then flash it in north star for its violence is not, was there for the army in the past 2 days or so 5 years have killed dozens of civilians and destroyed self. there's going to displacement to camp on the outskirts of the city. the conflict has effected millions of civilians. maybe 15000000 for the needs are now displeased. half of the countries 48000000 people

are in desperate need of assistance according to the united nations. while most have left their homes because of the conflict of the risk of their lives to see and miss these shows those damage to his family home and got 40 costs by artillery fire overhauls gun. oddly enough, said bidding the bloss came during the evening. the r and see if we're in control of the area and head trying to get us to leave many times, but we refused. we believe was i find the tillery to front and us. we had know weeks ago, so we stayed. others have died from the shelling, but thankfully we savant the were, will soon enter its 3rd year and was many areas still under recess control. the army has vows to continue the fight. people morgan onto 0 go 40, hard to north. a nigerian record use of attorneys on chad in this size is more than a decade after feeding violence. any full size and people have made the journey since monday. and then i, jerry and i've just been baffling, the honorable home in the northeast since 20

o 9. tens of thousands of people have been killed in the conflict is coming up next . the inside story is going to look at the next steps in negotiations over the ukraine. was that the website? of course, obviously the don't come on robots and stay with the the hello, severe tropical sites i z and it continues to stagger its way towards port headland send some parts of australia. very said big one. this damaging wins wins. currently around 240 kilometers per hour, but those gus will be excessive 300 kilometers per hour. widespread flooding with some very heavy ray more than 200 millimeters of right. and one of 2 spots out of course, a lot storm surge coming in here. so we're not going to say some really nasty

conditions coming in across that northwest corner of us louis line. if i have a right, that was a se. okay. some wet weather here, some of the shop showers through the eastern areas of victoria eastern parts of new south wales. and of course, a good part of queen slab it is cause northern parts of w way we are going to see further problems as we go through the coming days and friday nights into saturday. that's what it makes. land full throws that ready. wet weather, the gnostic conditions right down across the regions, sinking further south which as we go through sunday before gradually petering out by this stage the showers will pay to the house across that eastern side of a stray to making his way towards new zeta. but not too much in the way i went with it to come here in the coming days. well, she told me to come the dice to request the korean peninsula, the pots of china, and getting back to the japan continues. and from the truth, the fact tag in the balance, he's going after the media in a way that's unprecedented,

the narrative is being rewritten. he's choosing to amplify. when the voices are silence agendas prevail, the tax on the press on x, the part of a broader effort to suppress the story. systemic emissions mean control. what has this discussion looked like? you know, right wing media circles again is for 50, is being labeled with the situation. the listening post coding the media analysis era. donald trump says negotiation. so we'll start immediately to end the war in ukraine. the us president says russia and ukraine folks, one piece, but we'll keep already say in a final deal on who will be responsible for maintaining the piece that is inside store the .