it was covered uh, loosely, congrats. i just had this deal. it's rich new. i mean the, the headlines on off the international and fried at last old 41 workers who have been trapped in a collapse tunnel in india for the past 17 days. all rescued will go live to the 100 and sharma in just a moment. the palace died. red present society called from the international community by help was the heads of the 2 biggest hospitals in gaza audit chain. spokes person says israel needs to be held to account, have kid workers and permit, they should enjoy paid up to the keeping while they were conducting their mind. stephen mission this i shouldn't be hold responsible for engaging in these in this world kind palestinians and israelis celebrating the return of their loved ones as

pope gross for a loss. the ceasefire. oliver, apparently, some western states stand in the way that's according to the russians for a ministry spokeswoman. maria's a hot of us and an exclusive interview to us here at ok. we all agree that there needs to be a ceasefire. a truce and urgent humanitarian relief efforts. this initiative was blocked by the united states of america and the u. k. they blocked it not only and public speeches and debates. they blocked it in the un security council. the un, instead of this, the palestinians are enduring. what it calls, one of a doc is chapters of the history. it comes and made people finding a shelter without any proper medical cause or just the basic essentials for life. we have faced and imagined difficulties and diseases without medications, appropriate clothing. there is no medical staff, no medical services, no medication, new water, no gas,

and even clothing is unavailable. the for right, we're heading into the evening hours here at most. go with just office 7 pm, a local time here or onto contributor rachel marston will join us live soon as will be moving to a new shot. i'm a, she's standing by because a major rescue operation at a collapse tunnel in india has now managed to save over 41. well, cuz we have been trapped now for the past. 17 days that so show some of the images from the said web. many rescue workers are in front of me trying to reach them and for days medical teams, a beat on stand by with a fleet of ambulances waiting to take those rescued straight to a hospital for assessment. so that's course live straight to the scene right now. and speak to all these looking to insure most dining by for this room june. good evening to you that there's a delay in our transmission of about 5 seconds. but do tell us off the more than what 2 weeks chopped in this tunnel. the old deal for the work which is finally

over, take us through the last few hours if you will. 17 your days and what a woman this is for india all for t one workers have been evacuated out of the balls. also have tunnel. you see behind to be all the ambulances now have left those sports. now schools, these workers will be taken to nearby primary health care center, where they will be under observation. they will be monitored for at least 48 to 72 hours. but really, this has been the success of 2 over 2 weeks, and it really has been a long struggle for the walk of 41 of them. and that's what slapped inside this collapse donald under a mountain. really. this is the kind of stuff that moves on be off. imagine of what

the $51.00 workers would have gotten to in the last 17 or the inside of the month of october. those are these 200 meters inside the in the top news or the 4th 2 days . they didn't have food and water. it was supposed to be to uh, they will food water will oxygen, water supplies that were sent inside. oh, for these walk of the family member, then down things outside of this tunnel. uh there was several sophisticated machinery. uh that will both to the side. uh they will horizontal filling water goods really. uh that was happening all of these days. but today, finally off the 17 long days. oh, the t one workers has been evacuated. the chief minister of con, oh, was in fox yard. he received all of these records. of course uh, this is a ton of the work was out. they were pulled off of the tunnel on flat shoals to

a flight not was inserted inside of the tunnel. and now all of them are out. all of them are safe and their families outside are happy. are the oldest please. they will get a really, really anxious, and it's really cold. so just to imagine what the are on a family member must be going to when the doctors are in the time of uh but fine to be there is life at the end of 17 days. already such good news in the and all these little engine sharma like the palestinian red crescent society, has called for the global community to step in off the heads of the con eunice medical center. i'm the alice chief. all hospital were arrested by his ready soldiers. this was during a w h o leg did back you ation you organization's i spoke to a person in an interview to us here at all a cold on israel to take responsibility for his actions. as jared worth is to be projected others, according to the international humanitarian law,

we were conducting at one of the extremely dangerous evacuation the process because both entered and wounded, steep an odd and it's not to come injuries. how is this, the not stop is what the occupation forces from stopping the convoy for over 6 hours, searching everything in the ambulance, even though one of his people, the people that really kind of stuff. and then i just think as defending the staff for a couple of hours and then off to this home, as many of them are under, as we call the international community. suppression is the end to release the how to, to where it says why then and we don't have any information regarding their situation, their family members, their friends, that for the up to this moment, we don't have any in 40 guarding their situation. i have kid workers and paramedics should enjoy feed, so that one's the people was they were conducting their minds. keeping mission must

be understood or being. yeah. i'm trying to get to this moment for 2 weeks were killed. so the beginning of the nation 24 hours were injured. and now we also have workers who are under this should be stopped and just and shouldn't be able responsible for engaging in these these were kind of scared of work that shouldn't be protected. a 3rd. yeah, working on the stress medical workers continue to feel that you, he's in gaza here on the before and after photos of an apartment belonging to one of the volunteers of the published and ready to present. that is a difference right there of 24 hours. what mean time cuts out? it says it's working to prolong the truth and god, so the was extended by 48 hours on monday night. however, doha did say that the toughest part was actually tried to persuade israel of how the citizens on as writers have celebrated the release of their family members

around 70 hostages, for you to over the last 4 days by hamas, and exchange for a 150 pallets binion's release from his riley prisons. meanwhile, israel approve the list of 50 female prisoners that may be let out during the truce extension. now there, i discussed the latest with a pair of journalists in the region to the relatives of those hostages that were released now daily. and that said, it wasn't the, the adult to be at the can. the video of the terrorist, one of the family members of 2 boys that's very relieved yesterday. this is what he has to say. just head to our loving saw in 16 years old. shouldn't. there is, was 12 years old just released from the, from us and landed on these hospital roof with the tougher, but the military and full with joy and happiness. but at the same time, to very worried about her father, my cousin,

full for you on receiving subsidies. the relatives of those hostages that are still in the gifts, dvd, they are really desperate. they want these drugs to do anything in order to bring their loved ones back home because they are hearing from those for a child that it is terrible to being kept to steve. it the, it is dangerous, there is no medication. there is no medical treatment and that for children, it's a huge, huge drama to be, have caps the now that the truce has been temporarily prolonged. what should the expectations be? it looks more and more the, there is a growing pressure on these roads to kind of say, sign in agreement or fast. the thing that this fire, or even some kind of the disagreement reads that billy steamy as the jeep cents, that guitar eh, country his day was badly. that is route vill withdrawal for all the guys us 3

because they are saying that there is a growing tonight. terry and crisis there. and there may be, there is another solutions and notes to do what is the one that did the beginnings to destroy it? how much because it looks more and more simple, very difficult to do so because this most of the how much there is the underground in donald's. and it is impossible to catch them if you are not going st by 3 to in all does a strip and this is will be very difficult because it's very populated area. wanted to mention we, when we were able to hear from those who was stuck in egypt and they've now been able to return to gaza, also bring back the remains of those who died and egyptian hospitals, homes are just very quickly, have a listen to this was this the phone, my father was injured in the city of ruffled in the shelter schools from after 10 days we transferred him to the arrow republic of egypt. and our brothers in egypt

did not neglect dustin, ours hospital, and most of his condition was difficulties with his will. but if he was monitored, we would vary human orlando, our country in the country of our ancestors. i was on a visit to egypt and i was communicating with my family by the end, somebody was afraid to answer if there was a connection on other times the internet was cut off due to the will, the electricity was low as comfortable so. so i did not communicate with them daily . what do we know about the face of these people and the current situation of the egyptian border? sincerely morning and agents are and then practicing side working. so it's really hard to send the dc materials, aid to the police, to the inside and send them even to the uh, gaza and its north and areas as well. so also we have, it's very necessary to mention that there is a lot of families tenuous bucks there and each inside they're waiting their turn to into their homeland. the waiting. we seen the video is a social media issue and use about them. they are waiting in

a very long lines and as well to into cause this trap the hundreds and thousands of pounds. these are waiting for time to enter 1000. and the situation here in the roof is quite calm because here, i mean, is there any word? is there any word guns and it's a fly. com of course we have also another thing to mention, mediators of course, succeeded at the extension of this uh, the temporary use east fire. you find posting in suffering to get the fuel and suffering to get these kind of cooking guys suffering to get water due to the high number of this place, palestinians and the south in areas talking about rough off city talking about. and they'll say it on a comp talking about every single area in the south, the latest release. so will $33.00, your palestinian present is set free by israel on monday over now to local

journalist mohammed and g. b. turning the mood and the west bank city over tamala, as people continue to be released of the students and those that are close to the able to see and release as well. so that was almost as i forget that you have most of the days at the slides by that. but at the same time. yeah. as long as you know the prism i was a club issue today. my sister must have doctor during the 5 days. is that true is uh and have our said $260.00 got a senior so they freeze $164.00 also or they add us to $268.00. the last thing is um is similar to what i smell the bottle mostly. what have you noticed since exceeded the 3200 but us again? so now this continues is very nice. a post always thing, but also 3 women children and 6 is a good that she's month. i have to find a full 4 by chance to hopes that as an i'm actually i do like for felicia and it could be a month to 3 more. but assume that as long as they are,

there are no more than a 7800. but you know, if there's any gym, quote, palestinians, or in, during one of the doc is chapters of the history. and that is the message from you when chief antonio cortez called for a long time to cease via access to aid or the release of all hostages. and the stoppage, and the violation of international humanitarian loans. according to the government, media offers and gaza. vancleve needs a 1000 trucks of aid each and every day. adding the health sector is completely collapsed. meanwhile, the u. n. has said that food medicine and water off finally reaching northern, gaza. we heard from the spokesman for the palestine red crescent, who says that these days of truce present an opportunity to help those in gaza city of mount the liquid. it's not nearly enough. this situation, particularly the city and the north of come beyond the air and deep of hundreds of thousands, there are still in needs for very basic humanitarian needs. generally speaking,

we're talking about those days of which was only allow 200 the trucks to go through borders. slides the daily outage before the beginning of this were was 500 the truck. so you're talking about a continuous escalation over 50 days. and instead of increasing the number of a the truck that a, the trucks are decreasing because this and a controlling the aides and use us as a tool to pressure more the palestinian civilians who have been paying the cost of this continuous escalation over 70 percent or more than $40000.00 people who were killed or so then women and elderly people, the situation in the south is even more also dire because often all of these people list 2 social gods, i know it's america to find food or water. so now these days will be to suggest a great opportunity to support and the best policy is to try to educate their

suffering by providing them with, with water medicine, along with other these items, say our teams are working to send another approximately 30 to 35 a a truck and also for the 1st time to send a truck over to you for our teams who are working on the ground. hopefully today we will be able to send this a fuel truck to support the worst of our emergency because services in north of cost. and god, many buildings have once a different purpose. now sort of as sheltered for the wounded right that you're looking to purchase from a school that's become a new refuge of many palestinians that have fled from the in an easy and hospital in the northern part of yank by which has been mostly flatten, isn't locals, say about the current situation. i'm not considering how can we were transferred to the indonesian hospital and gaza, where we stayed for awhile. that facility provided the treatment we needed. we were

recently transferred from the indonesian hospital and now we find ourselves in the school instead of a hospital, given the circumstances and the sure we understand the challenge is what our rights is. patients of not being met. there is no medical staff, no medical services, no medication, no water, no gas, and even clothing is unavailable, beds are non existent. there was no water in the bathrooms, new crutches, no new books, no medications. in the last 6 days in the indonesian hospital, life became extremely difficult. the medical staff collapsed and procedures were being carried out without anesthesia. casualties were lying and make sure beds grow corpses in the mortuary. refrigerators, the cannot be periods. essential supplies are scarce and we were forced to drink water that is unfit for consumption. gas and medical materials are unavailable, making the suffering unbearable for we are facing demands and

difficulties and diseases without medications or proper clothing. i suffer from dry ice, need an eye drops, and my vision is impaired. even my voice is affected, the situation is challenging. for patients, there are no medications, no clothing, and even simple pain. the relieves on available the water has been caught off and each person is provided with only a limited supply. when it runs out, people struggle to find more to them and we have a large group of wounded individuals here. approximately the number of whole displaced people is around 1200, with about 70 to 80 wounded among them. when a patient is discharged from the hospital, they have no way to go. since the homes have been destroyed, we have become their shelter. we have established a medical point to provide periodic care for the wounded. in cases requiring hospital transfer facilitated the burden this significant. and i formed an

emergency committee with personal efforts and volunteers even for the most basic needs. we try our best with our a limited personal resources. the displacement is message and we suffer from a severe shortage of resources for the wounded and displace attorney on the center of the a, the russian, the foreign ministry spokesman and maria, the heart of i joined us for an exclusive interview to discuss a broad range of issues and can certainly the completing gossip. she stated that a number of global actors are actually deliberately blocking the chance for peace. yup, why do you want, but you do, it is necessary to emphasize russia's fundamental position. and we are joined by most of the countries of the so called global majority. we all agree that there needs to be a cease fire, a truce and urgent humanitarian relief efforts. it is necessary to emphasize that the global majority took this position immediately from the 1st days of the escalation of the situation. and i would like to draw your attention to those who

blocked this initiative. this initiative was blocked by the united states of america and the u. k. they blocked it not only and public speeches and debates. they blocked it in the un security council. immediately after the escalation, the un security council tried to come up with a document that would have instructed all those who could influence the situation to try to achieve humanitarian pauses. the escalation cease fires and urgent humanitarian relief. and all this work was blocked in the security council by the united states and the u. k. b. it is indeed a great step forward to declare these humanitarian pauses. we have seen the horrifying statistics that were presented by the representatives of the gaza strip, the united nations and the neighboring countries in the region. those are risk statistics, literally called for urgent actions. they didn't just suggest that it was necessary to do something. they screamed for something to be done urgently. those actions were taken. unfortunately, a lot of time was lost because the united states in the u. k. block,

this initiative. and in this case, time meant human lives. unfortunately, because of the position of these 2 countries, time was lost and that caused the colossal number of casualties. we do not simply welcome the announcement of humanitarian pauses and the implementation of this agreement. we were the party that talked about it from the very beginning. we have defended our position and we have found many allies who have supported our position and stood in solidarity with us quite enough to be able a new well the destruction of thousands of homes and gaza has forced palestinians to shelter. now un runs schools will get this in support, i should say from my local join us. i don't remember had a reporting now from one of those specific this is the temporary, tim 30 home of sub pay. the lab, the schools level rental rate sub pays towards his day by firing goods.

as this letter was told, e file is dude because of the lack of electricity and cooking does. uh, this is cool. only a few hours a day. the other uh, is responsible for, for putting on the power, the electricity for those shows to other schools. those number stands at least a 1000 palestinians. okay. and their goal for lynette. are you seeing or do you uh, w, a does not ensure a basic support for a daily life. we've started facing hardships with getting bread besides this. water is not good for use consolidation facilities here around the clean. i work as a secondary school teacher, so i had a garden in my 3 story building where i used to drink coffee yet. but now life is totally changed. as i suffer from even making a cup of tea. as i have to find wood due to lack of cooking gas,

well actually yeah, for that i suffer in every aspect of life now. it is truly a very harsh life and a bit to kind of come up. so i lived happily, frankly, along with my households activities. i had a home and boy do a workshop with my 50 female software cuz i productions were exported to the west bank and the us. and sometimes we traded online. our daily life was pretty normal with them. i had a garden as well. and when the humanitarian truce was declared, i 1st thought of returning back to bate noon to check on my god. and i did not imagine that out home was destroyed, right. as i loved the right to raise 18 women, including the wife of nicer and at have daughters have grand children, sleep at this level or a $318.00 women and the children. the number of men of this tentative assembly is

10. they own sleep outside of the wretched right. that's because of that conservative way of life and the gaza community. gaza is a conservative community, not service sounds, sleep, right? and this, it plays outside of the directory. it's the norm here at the school, at the shorter school change or a school at to many others since it was schools across the gaza strip. the swedish politician has made widespread goals for destruction, full things that don't fit into what he thinks fit, the country is values the oaks we need to start confiscating and tearing down mosques were anti democratic, anti swedish homophobic anti semitic propaganda for generals. this information is being spread. however, many politicians that have condemned his rhetoric according to keep the states values and uphold the rule of law. all this comes up to

a number of events that desecrated the corruption over the summer causing outrage across the atlantic world. the swedish government condemned the actions but repeatedly allow the burning stones to take place, saying it was not against the country's laws, but we spoke to uh swedish, active as hostile. i'll democracy who shared his views on what he calls is lama phobic policy in your that is the bar key, which is the basically the 2nd biggest sparky here in sweden and, and coalition policy right now. it's not the 1st time they are, they're making such a statement every time the pushing the lines and trying to, to meet them, the same with lennox medical ridiculous statements. and so it's a lot of the, most of the men over to us. again, we have quite worried actually we start to, to freak out about the,

these kind of statements. we don't know exactly what we do. uh we trying to to speak. i was just trying to reach out to uh to a political representative. but um, but we, uh we moved twice in shock when, when, when a government sees agreed. um, i mean the boss of the readings would show which established them to see just making such a statement. and they're trying to, uh, uh, to push this on to make a slight, to us here, to be honest, i want to explain this. but what, what do you mean by making these statements? is this is not only a making us or making the middle to feeling secure, but also damaging sweetie. and i mean around. busy the sweetest interests around the world. so i, i don't think no one is eating from such statements for bringing it back here to

moscow where the 2nd day of the pretty back of readings. international form is on the way a top officials, an expert, some more around the world of being at the event that i was seeing the russian for him. and it's also gonna allow for up with the big speech. he said during his opening speech, you said the multi polar world is here to stay audio. we spoke before my indiana and bassett, as a russia bank attached to the bottom of the explain what can be a chief. the one choose is cooperation and negotiation. a. it's a very somebody was the conflict between the great pause is very evident received, actively continuing conflict between lashaun, ukraine, the escalation of pensions in the middle east. the prima readings is very important because many of the ideas of physics and see mr. brimmel call for this, for minutes done. but i'm instead of russia on coming to breaks se, oh, i see the general concept and most people, not for the most people,

not the not really into israel, should be taken forward in a spiritual corporation and negotiation not to conflict. so i would message here which we hear from others, this man that the company would really do very well. and if we have more emphasis on the frontage as an ocean more emphasis on development, handling the new challenges of technology, all for ford cases of energy prices like that's the program for now. here an oil change in october. thank you so much for sharing your time. with us here in most of my colleague mode i have on me is here with the desk very, very soon with all of our correspondents and guests lined up, it's going to be a busy hour. i do hope you've enjoyed motor, various, the

dread that is the number one feeling of americans in regards to 2024 presidential election cycle, according to a new yahoo, you grab survey just released sky now he was there on this edition of 360 view. we're going to examine why americans are reading the 2024 election. is this more about the world events happening, or the tone and tenor of politics in america today? let's get started. the in just under a year, americans will be heading to the polls for the november 2024 election. and it's never a good thing when a country is electric, you're just words like dread exhaustion, or probably the worst adjective in different,

all to describe their current attitude towards the campaign season. that voters should be excited at the opportunity for either of firms, of course, at countries headed on, or if it's so bad, be excited as a chance to change. i have to think the reason why americans additive are so negative towards the election process right now. might have to do with not only the current options, ronnie, but also the results we have already seen. what both the republican and democrat leaders produced not only at home, but also around the world. let's discuss with this week's panel are for any concerns commentator radio host, steve malls berg and a growing nixon, who is a veteran, progressive radio and television talk show host and steve gal, political analyst and radio host. thank you all for joining me. you know, i want to start off with you malls, word and i'm gonna call them i was working. so i'm so lucky to have to steve's on, on the show today, what do you expect next year to be like politically speaking? i mean we're one year away basically this month.