has to do with maybe compassion and empathy and our ability to think long term and not just the when my next salary will show up or what happens next year. but actually to see where are we heading and ask the big questions? what's most important to me is talking to people, understanding what they're going through here. and i just need to, we believe everyone has a story. we're hearing the israel blocks all food medicine and fuel into the gaza strip for a 4th day raising fears of starvation. the, i'm sort of any, it's good to have you with this. this is elsa 0 life from the also coming up more pressure on ukraine after us president donald trump address is

a joint session of congress. the c i a director says washington is cut off intelligence cooperation with keith china plans to focus on domestic demand to help it's sluggish. economy now facing an escalating trade war with the united states and in bangladesh, the families of torture and kidnapping victims under deposed leadership, casino or demanding justice the so it's been 4 days since israel cut off food medicine, shelter, and fuels to gaza, putting millions of struggling palestinians, in even worse condition a trucks are being stopped at the southern current, both of them crossing this is where hundreds of trucks had been passing daily since the ceasefire came into effect. you and says that the blockade of aid has more than doubled suited prices. and it was chief says,

the vast majority of the people in guys that rely on aid for their survival and many rights groups of accused as real of using starvation as a weapon of war. i was 0, sorry god was zoom, is in han eunice and southern gaza target. can you tell us what is like in the gaza strip on this day for of no aid coming into this trip? i mean, i see i'm looking at the scene behind you. industries, i see goods, i can't tell what they are being, i think sold behind you. how are people doing to get basics like food, water, medicine, etc, of the so that's right behind me. we can see different kinds of road out the cost of available. and the palestinian bulkhead box apparently before the is very close. job poll coasting board is leading to the gaza strip at the ivy spreading aside has put methods for a very limited number of troops to enter the causes took during the 1st phase of

the seas by agreement. so now what these numbers, but know what the data requirements, the, what shape to rate. so a trucks that insist casa, as you many carriers have organizations, how big wedding calls gets us to affect outcomes. if this is located in the system here in the territory, we have been speaking to ben just told us that they have been sending out the product very quickly. not because of the businesses building, because civilians has talked to through store, to production become find available in the market, the ford for to come out immediately if the situation will continue to escalate. it is also worth noting that the entire locate that has been imposed by this by the side have clicked to southern prices for available commodities, including vision to times full source for the humanitarian. mississippi said now civilians relate completely on all sorts of external, late available, right? now with the warehouses of us to agencies that have been working tirelessly with us

to provide them with the minimal level of humanitarian that helped them to cope with the idea of age and crisis. it's not only about the entry of foods and humanitarian supplies, but also it's about the possibility for a food in them with the purple accommodation that's open to you about the industry of lowball shelters and more and make ship 10 for the uh, for the uh, procedures territory, we understand that 90 percent of costs, especially going for right now homeless. the financial approaching on the set there for you many telling me it's all still searching without being successfully met. which completely raising significant significant concerns about the jury policy of deceased by agreement that has come to an end. and that we are witnessing the shuttle negotiations to all taking place behind the scenes. not just only for the 2nd phase, but also for an immediate release of full source of the humanitarian, the societies to the cause of the to mitigate the crisis that is escalating the m

zales america was reporting from han, eunice, and the southern part of the gaza. strip, thank you very much, that you and your team dark. now, the new is really military chief ales. a mirror has been sworn in that a ceremony attended by prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his minister of defense, israel costs the outgoing chief, use the hand over ceremony to call for a state commission of inquiry into the military failings on october 7th. let's talk about that with a honda. so who she's in, i'm on your been following the story and of course you're in, i'm on. i'm the because the is really government and the palestinian authority of band l 0 from reporting from inside israel and from inside be occupied westbank. so look, since october 7, there's been repeated calls in israel, including within the defense establishment for a full investigation into those attacks. but it seems that these voices are being sidelined well, there's been

a lot of calls for an independent investigation into what happened into his real security failures. but these really private minister and his right when government have blocked all these efforts, saying that an investigation like this should only happen after the war is over because there's a lot going on within these really political and security realms. currently that the investigation he says would interfere with but nonetheless, earlier in the week, nathaniel who did say that sure there should be this okay . it sounds like we've lost the audio connection with the honda there. we will go back to honda as in when we can was really forces have issued warnings to demolish 17 homes in north shelves. refugee camp that's in the north of the occupied west bank. the head of the local civil association to the camp says 11 homes have

already been destroyed along with much of the camps infrastructure. sham israel has been expanding military rates and the north of the occupied west bank has displacing more than 40000 pallets. 10 years since january and 29 palestinian children evacuated from guys that have arrived in jordan for medical treatments. they are the 1st group of 2000 and sick and wounded youngsters to be admitted to hospital there. michael apple reports. many of these children are missing lives. some of blind, the others desperately ill. the some of the youngest victims of these fellows were on garza being medically evacuated from the strip hated to jordan to receive treatment. mohammed's 9 year old

son was named when a device he sold was a toy, blew up, injuring him, and 7 others. little to say so the he was hit by shrapnel and his eyes were playing with the decimal timesheet and they did not know what it was for. it was a smooth story. they played with he and his cousins, most of us. it's a tier you good bye for family members as the 1st group, leave hon eunice in southern gaza. driving in, convoy with the u. n's world health organization this 11 year old when to try and find something warm to drink. and it nearly cost him his life. about to i sent my son to the mil to try and get some coffee. there were 3 strikes. i ran outside and found him with his leg amputated, little but we took him to the red cross where they treated him to in making such a high hum smiles. the voice of his mother comes in. he was chewing for bread.

when in his riley bomb exploded nearby, leaving him blind. i am, am serious. a kentucky penetrated his eye and caused internal bleeding, whose condition has gotten worse. i will have to be drained cuz he had left immediately after the injury his i would have been saved. jordan is pledge to take him to 1000 children for specialized medical treatment, but the w h o said stays up to 14000 in good children who still require medical evacuation for the little bodies have been maimed for life despite their loss. there's hope in young eyes for healing and the future beyond the shadow of wall mike level elders, era. the

us president donald trump has addressed a joint session of congress in his 1st speech since coming to office in late january. trump talked about his achievements. he criticized his adversaries and declared that america will be work no longer. it was the longest presidential address to congress and modern history, and trump used it to highlight his crackdowns on immigration and drug cartels. he talked about taking back the panama canal and invited greenland to join. the us trop also revealed that he had received a letter from ukraine's president, offering to negotiate peace with russia and sign a minimal deal with the united states. we have correspondents standing by in moscow and keep in washington dc. that's where we're going to start patty. go hey and you are in the us capital. so look, i just understand, i've just, it has come to me that the c i a has announced it is no longer sharing information

with ukraine, which is a big deal because they heavily rely on us intelligence and their war against russia as they do. and they have since the very 1st days of the war and you're right, the ca, director, john radcliff was on one of the conservative media guy stations and said that they have in fact stopped sharing intelligence with ukraine. so this could potentially be a very big deal. they use it to figure out where the russian forces are, where the russian air attacks are coming from. but he also said that given the recent developments, those they may start sharing. again, this is on top of us cutting off military aid, which we've known about this is all studying from that unprecedented breeding of ukraine. president of beloved mirror zalinski in the oval office on friday. it didn't make its way, as you mentioned, into the joint session of congress speech, donald trump reading from a letter that's a once the sent saying that he believes they are ready to make peace and that it

would be a beautiful thing is so at the same time we seen white house national security advisor, mike walsh said they will just today they will consider reinstating the intelligence and the aid. this in his words, piece talks are a range and confidence measures are put in place. so what would those confidence measures be? what do they want to see from ukraine? he didn't say, but what he said important. they want to get those agreements, refrain, give them to rush us here for us is really willing to talk peace again and made it into the president's speech again about the figures. and i think it's always important to fact check any and all politicians, once again, donald trump said that the u. s. has given $350000000000.00 to ukraine. that is, in fact, not true. the us has. congress has approved 174200000000, about 121000000000 has been sent to frayne. and again, a big chunk of that doesn't go to ukraine. it goes to us weapons manufacturers to

re fresh the us weapons stockpiles. and when he keeps cripples waiting and saying, your gifts much us that is back, not true. europe has given a 140000000000. so obviously, more than the 121000000000 that the us is actually sent to ukraine. so the us here very much flexing their muscles, saying like we can cut off your aid, we can cut off your intelligence, we can make it much harder for you on the battlefield. but now that we've had this letter from presidents a wednesday, it appears throughout different emission administration officials that they might be willing to turn this ticket back out. all right, thanks for all the fact checks there. and thanks for that information to ca, cutting it's or suspending it's information sharing with ukraine. that's petty go hand in washington. let's go straight to the ukraine and capital charles. you know, the moment i heard that i thought of you because just last hour you told us there was a great deal of concern inside ukraine and the officials were seeking clarity on whether the suspension of u. s. military aid also meant the suspension of intelligence sharing from the c i a

and essentially other us intelligence outsets. and now we have this information. ukraine is no longer getting that until of the that's right. and we have literally, in the last 20 minutes, also spoken to a come on the, on the front line, a come all under of a unit that is highly reliant on us intelligence. and he has confirmed that certainly today they've had 0 access to us intelligence in that area. he said that they relied on us intelligence for around 90 percent of the intelligence look, he was hopeful that eventually this would be, would be reinstated. but to certainly not in any way, but lying. the great concerns that this come on to. and one can already imagine the ukraine in the military has, with respect to this latest development regarding the suspension of why the u. s. h

. a ministry age to ukraine. certainly military analysts, certainly the ukrainians will tell you some model domestically that so they have a bit of a buffet so they say that. busy the us middle trade supplies around the cheapest sense of old weapons the ukraine has at the moment, but the. busy but this goes on, the more difficult it becomes ukrainians have said that with the sort of money that says main page, for example, by the europeans, they want to pop and increase the weapons production. but if you look at the basic facts, for example, the patriot missile system, a defense or us system, millions of dollars worth of kids. the cartoons are relying on the system for shooting down russian ballistic missiles that with 3 ballistic missiles that will fight according to the grand imagery into ukraine last night. around this time, that changed the old free well into set to patch without the cams. so it without

the patriot missiles that co, that can be done. things like advert cams as well, long range me saw supplied by the us the find laws me, sol, system tanks, all tillery shows us is supplied around 4450000 all to the resales. we on the same same the last 3 years of war. so the longer this goes on, the more of a concern, if it comes for ukraine, we've heard what can only really be described. i suppose this will consider a tre, not quite an apology from zalinski last night, saying that he would graduate. what happened in the overall face and was looking forward to working with the he described as a, a strong trump administration. but yeah, it does seem as if the kind of pressure that he's being put home ukraine by the trump administration is beginning potentially to take real effect. yeah, charles, thank you very much for that reporting. and i think our viewers will take away that information that you shared with us, that there are front line troops,

ukrainian troops that rely on us intelligence to fight their war against russia that are no longer getting that information. charles, thank you very much. let's take that open and you'll yourself, of all of a, you're in moscow, you'll get anything that week is ukraine is obviously good for russia. so what's the kremlin saying about all of this a fall that sounds to let you know, right? so we are not hearing an immediate so kind of reaction to what we've just has lately, most current is looking at what's going on with cautious optimism, i should say. and the news that the united states has stopped sharing its intelligence with cable. this. it makes most school very glad we can presume that with the, with the us intelligence states and ukraine on forces could detect russian miniature facilities and track them. but on the other hands, there was an opinion that,

of course, ukraine's of the allies would continue sharing that data with them. and also it's quite interesting that during the address to congress, donald trump didn't say anything bonded by russia, was president and h as seeing here as a very good sign, a very good signal. because unless here, say in the united states, then to stand that russia will inevitably when, because it's got more people and prolonging this conflict will mean more depths and more destruction. so basically then to stand out in the us and that's why the rhetoric is changing, right? now, so basically, according to local, unless a legend zalinski wants to win this will and donald trump wants to stop on because soon as he's immediately because because basically it means bloodshed because you know, it's not pragmatic for the us. and also trump left present. it is vision of security

guarantees for ukraine. it's the economic presence of the, of the us own ukrainian soil know ministry presence. and well, if the manual result, disagreement is signed us is going to send the civilian specialist ukraine. they will be they will begin developing ukraine's natural results that as and no foreign peacekeepers will be needed in ukraine. now you yourself, well, and i must go. thank you very much and thanks also to charles and keith and patty in washington dc. still ahead on else 0, why gonna is facing is the worst economic crisis in decades, as many struggles to put food on the table. the a pod. he came into the dates to military abuse, poco around somebody, not that all these know, you know, character. we don't know such facing realities. how do you reconcile your needs

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. ringback the, the, you're watching else is 0 reminder of our headlines us president donald trump has told congress he's received a letter from ukraine's president, offering to negotiate peace with russia. his national security adviser says trump may lift a hold on ukraine aid this peaceful spot rate. that is, as the director of the a, c, i, a confirmed america has cut off essential intelligence sharing the wednesday march . the 4th day is real, has blocked all goods and humanitarian aid from entering gaza. and while the

ceasefire deal is in limbo. but you and says, crude prices have more than doubled rights groups have condemned. the decision accusing is related using starvation is a weapon of trying to set an annual growth target a 5 percent. despite a slowly economy, high youth unemployment in an escalating trade war with the us, premier lead chang and maybe announcement at the national people's congress which is underway, engaging china is also increasing its defense budget by 7.2 percent. that is more than $245000000000.00 us in bangladesh, families of victims who were abducted and held in secret detention centers or calling for justice. a commission has found children among hundreds of people in prison drink, supposedly to shake casinos, tenure. she was overthrown and a student led uprising last year. have your children has more from doc last month bung with dishes, income government chief advisor. i mohammed yellows, visited 3 sick detention facilities in the capital,

commonly known as the house of mirrors, or in a gar. this facility is numbering many across the country have been linked to hundreds of and 4th disappearances and human rights abuses during check us the next 10 years. as prime minister, if we didn't have the commission public storage and nobody was believed, somebody will say yes, somebody will signal. now they have some people and now they go to the justice, we have to make sure that it's not defeated and future. and so that's a commitment disability phone company, since that are all about my serve jobs, we have victim himself was how they are 4 years ago. i can't believe them here again we. i was held for 10 days after being abducted. i feeling mostly distressed . a witness to many others detained risk, unsure of staying alive or dead. the memories to haunt several children were among the many hundreds held in secret detention centers. already a back on was just 11 years old when she was detained with her mother of 12 years

ago. at this center, i spent a night here with my mom before being released. she still missing. i won't have back a live, not dead. my family is struggling emotionally. then quite a commission reports receiving over 1700 reports of abduction by security forces. its actual number could be 4 times higher, or it also finds 14 sick or detention centers and evidence suggesting that many more to exist and will be revealed soon. these are some of the secret detention, so that's been recently been exposed. many of them now destroyed, hiding evidence. they are selves like this, in other places across the country. last month, the un human rights chief woke up charge said the top of officials likely coordinated extrajudicial killings, arbitrary arrest and torture during the only leg strew. i'm wrong with the commission that we received in corporation and support from various international

organizations, especially the u. n. working group on enforced disappearances, which focuses on locating victims and providing other types of assistance. many i've been waiting for years for answers about what happened to their missing family members. so initial findings, but the commission highlighted the scale and severity of enforce disappearances and secret detentions that opted during strict testing. and that's the rule prompting calls for accountability and justice for the victims temperatures rate. i'll just say the doc, the gun is facing, is worst economic crisis and decades. the country is grappling with the record levels of debt and a prolonged period of high inflation. as many got a and struggle to put food on the table, the new president is trying to unite the country in order to find a solution. houses 0 stephanie decor reports. the market parties is plenty,

but not many are buying times are really bad. previously, we could come and not sell anything or vegetables used to rock, but things are beginning to ease. gone is facing its worst economic crisis in decades. is public debt stands at about $50000000000.00 going his new president. i'll be back for a 2nd time hosted a national economic diana conference where the public and private sector is an economist all came together to find solutions. well, got it here to reclaim our confidence in columbus. true. any meg, that's a beacon of progress on the african continent, not only because of democracy, but it be called economy plus play to desperately, desperately need charge disease. just really need of a what the last testimony calling a b c. and how did going to get here? yes, after years of the columbus from this monday to make use of to years old for rowing,

as if it was waiting officer after 5 years of to years old. oh, let's see the government. that's how we go to people's income are incredibly know, and yet they have to pay high taxes. everyone is hoping the new president will bring change, faustine, and struggles to pay the bills and provide for her $8.00 children, roasting corn and ground knots. the name of any of them allow that we live from hand to mouth. the smoke is terrible. i'm going blind, but i have to walk from morning to evening to sell, but we make very little sales. people are not buying because there's no money. this government only inherited the problems, but we're hoping he fixes them to. there is some good use the latest international monetary fund deal has helped to hob inflation and return the economy to growth. the president's bahama says more needs to be done to ease poverty levels. what did the ideas and plans that have emerged out of the national dialogue will do that is

not clear yet, but there is some optimism here that this president can turn things around. stephanie decker, or g 0. that's it for me. serial venue. if it today is more information on our website, delta 0 dot com top story there, right now the un warning the cause of 2 stops along the last 2 weeks. as israel's blockade continues. talk to l 0 is up. next to me, i call the star high rent will be with you at the top of the, the, the season sent me to and which for some these tropical thunder storms, which trickle seasonally fall over the pricing, indonesia and melodies. you have been focusing in the last few days in java, including chicata and in the full costs are the same area. allows extends up into borneo, then stays away to be rather random time get. so the east,

they're also shy of showing up a little early in the seasons and in viet nam, something allows and can bode you the picture to the north of that which it still sees this winter monsoon blowing isn't just because it won't matter when we start but it's wet snow at this time, not very stable. a lot of it seems likely and how car there's some of that and how much you weren't get across to turkey. you get a surprise. few flights you have to get and the, the feed stuck is on the some 0, assign office cut off from the face in china. what about freezing and the woman's extents felt a sense of what you would call that in hong kong? because 18 in the right isn't particularly pretty, but that's how you're off. so the next couple of days, significant rating is actually moving east was through southern china resting study improve in japan in southern india. the readings going away is for lack of the writing is going to write, it's a pretty dry looking picture now. and that's true for the know the qualities improved a lot in terms of certainly high on the west side, signed by the

economic collapse, the east of domains on the civil war. i just want to be clear, i read opposing the roger parts of the. why were you at the but they bought even the, you know, we need to finish. that isn't on the know, did you really? that's what allegations the new to the movie has son goes head to head with for mr . and i can president, reino, but congress thing go, i am really important even before you were born. i know we had to head on al jazeera or the the world is on fire. that's how complex you to you ends. new top humanitarian official describes it will displacement time in more than 400000000 children living in or fling from conflicts, items and many worries. humanitarian aid, the last lifeline for millions is collapsing under the way to political games,

funding cuts and growing in tennessee. the us is large, the shot down its phone. a president donald trump has frozen funding for global relief efforts. that means less food, best medicine and less protection for the world's most.