the san antonio airport.hink that is a great opportunity for us. our culture as a city should be represented more at the airport, and that's one of the biggest reasons why i would have voted against... - including chick-fil-a. - [frankie] including chick-fil-a, correct. - okay. in your opinion, what makes you a stronger candidate to represent district 8 than the current incumbent manny pelaez. - i'm not running against anyone in this race. i'm running for the constituents in district 8. what i'm hoping to accomplish at the very end of this is bringing more voices to the table. i want people to have a stake in their community. this is my home. i just want to be able to give back to this community that has provided me so much. that's what i'm hoping to do. - [ksat reporter] in the race for district 8, manny pelaez faces two challengers, tony valdivia and frankie gonzales-wolfe, who has worked on more than 50 campaigns dating back to the 1990s. she would make state history if elected. - i'm a very proud trans wo

all those lorries piled up, antonio torres calling for them to be called in, but nothing moving —— antoniooving -- antonio guterres. , , ., ., guterres. it is sad, the situation at the crossing, _ guterres. it is sad, the situation at the crossing, there _ guterres. it is sad, the situation at the crossing, there is - guterres. it is sad, the situation at the crossing, there is more i guterres. it is sad, the situation i at the crossing, there is more than 1 million people. they were forced to leave their houses and they have become displays. all these people are in desperate need for water and food items. on the top of that, our hospitals in gaza are receiving more than 12,000 injuries, and all the hospitals are lacking the essential medical supplies and medication. and even fuel to run the hospitals. honestly, is a humanitarian aid worker i was hoping it would start coming. 20 trucks, it is a drop in an ocean. taking into consideration the number of people who have been displaced. the restrictions, the foreclosure of the gaza strip. we are talking about 2.2 million people, half of them a

antonio guterres _ families. thank you. antonio guterres talking _ families. thank you.uterres talking in _ families. thank you. antonio guterres talking in the - families. thank you. antonio guterres talking in the last i families. thank you. antonio | guterres talking in the last 20 minutes. we will have more reaction in a moment. around the world and the uk, you were watching bbc news. let's take a look at a couple more stories in the uk. a man has been sentenced to life — with a minimum of 23 years behind bars — for murdering his girlfriend, just eight weeks into their relationship. christopher mcgowan was out on bail when he attacked claire inglis at her home. he was found guilty at the high court in stirling last month. one of the two killers ofjames bulger has been granted a private hearing to decide whether he should be released from prison. the board will decide ifjon venables is safe to live in the community or whether he must remain injail. he was ten—years—old when he and robert thompson murdered two—year—old james bulger. four uk astronauts could soon be hea

secretary general antonio guterres trying to calm a double medic storm after israel accused him of justifying acts of terror. >> i am shocked by the misrepresentations by some of my statement yesterday in the security council as if i was justifying acts of terror by hamas. this is false, it was the opposite. >> plus you'll supplies in gaza are running dangerously low, the u.n. agency helping refugees warning it will have to shut down aid operations. after three weeks of political paralysis, finally a leader. u.s. lawmakers select republican mike johnson to be the new speaker of the house of representatives. ♪ to our viewers watching on pbs and the u.s. and to all of you around the world welcome. we begin from -- with a message from netanyahu, he told the country and the world that israel is preparing a ground invasion of gaza. netanyahu did not give details but he repeated a warning to palestinians to move to the south of gaza or else. >> we are getting ready for a ground operation. i will not say when, how or using how many soldiers. i will also not specify the conditions that are being take

israel is to refuse united nations official basis in a row over remarks made by antonio guterres. united nations secretary general set -- said hamas attack's did not happen in a vacuum. emmanuel macron's mideast tour takes them to cairo this wednesday. the french president urges israel to delay any ground invasion and revealed there were some 31 french deaths in the hamas attacks of october 7. this is "live from paris." a very good evening to you. as you join us, tensions still high across the middle east. this program will bring you the latest on the ground as well as source is trying to stop the gaza strip. on day 18 of the israel-gaza war, there has been an increase in airstrikes on hamas. this has been confirmed by israel's military. the gaza health authority, linked to hamas, says strikes killed 756 this wednesday, including 340 children. the palestinian test -- death toll is over 6500 since the october 7 attacks that shocked the world. the united nations in gaza has confirmed this wednesday a strike at one of its schools that had been sheltering over 4600 people made homeles

those were the words of antonio guterres.e was speaking at a security council open debate on the middle east. most of the discussions focused on israel's war on gaza. guterres condemned the attacks that hamas carried out on october 7, but he said he was deeply concerned about clear violations of international humanitarian law in gaza. >> the palestinian people have been subjected to 56 years of occupation. they have seen their land devolved by settlements and plagued by violence. their economy stifled and people displaced, their homes demolished. >> israel responded by calling for his resignation. and it's foreign minister canceled a planned meeting with him. >> they are blaming the victim, you are blaming israel? this is a peer blood libel, peer blood libel and i think the secretary-general must resign. >> russia, china, the united arab emirates and others called for an end to the conflict. something absent from the u.s. draft resolution. >> the key point is a need for a space -- a swift cease-fire. the fact it was not inclu

(antonio iavarone) for that reason, it's quite complicated to find... how can i say? a common sardinian language to teach, for example in schools. because we can choose one, but the other one will say: "hey! wait!" (sophie fouron) "not fair!" - "not fair! it's not mine." you know, so they are trying to start teaching, for example, the grammar, that is quite similar. also, the words change a lot. - wow! - yeah. - so that's a project. - yeah, that's a project. it's a process that probably will take years. - what is specific about sardinian culture... well, i'm sure there's not just one thing... compared to the italian culture? - o.k. for me, we are more... not closed off, but more intimate. - o.k. - for example, i don't know if you know that in the south of italy, there is a dance called taranta, tarantella. - yes, tarantella, yes. - o.k. they are very, very big. - expressive. - expressive and big in their movements. the sardinian dance is very, very close, little steps, little movements. - more subtle. - yeah, more... humble, is the word? - humble. - humble, yeah. - ye

here is the secretary—general approaching the microphone lets see antonio bit errors as he speaks toentations of my comments yesterday. as if i was justifying acts of terror by hamas. this is false, it was the opposite. in the beginning of my intervention yesterday i clearly stated and i quote, i have condemned unequivocally the unprecedented attacks of terror on the 7th of october by hamas. including the killing, injuring and taking of hostages. in this, i spoke of the grievances of the palestinian people. in doing so, i also clearly stated and i quote, the grievances of the palestinian people cannot justify the appalling attacks by hamas. and then i went on with my intervention, referring all my possessions on all aspects of the middle east crisis. i believe it was necessary to set the rash record straight. especially out of respect to the victims and their families. thank you. fix. to the victims and their families. thank vow— to the victims and their families. thank you. a brief statement but clearly the _ thank you. a brief statement but clearly the us — thank you. a brief statem

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and the nba's next big star gears up for his debut season for the san antonio spurs.elcome along, thank you forjoining us. we start with chelsea's first premier league win in nearly six weeks — and just their second of the season. they've beaten fulham 2—0 in south—west london — relief for mauricio pochettinno as he saw his side score twice. the second goal coming from this man armando broja — a minute after myhailo mudryk had scored his first chelsea goal. the win moves them above fulham in the table into 11th. the performance in the victory, it was good and i am so happy, so happy because we had this victory for our fans and happy because in one week, the week was important and important for the team. of course when you make mistakes like we make at this level and two goals in two minutes takes the confidence from you and our first half was not where it should be. the second half was much better, the reaction was there and we had chances to score at least one goal to give chase to the result but we were ineffective. liverpool have now made a formal request to the re

israel's foreign minister angrily criticises the un chief antonio guterres for saying hamas apostasyficials in gaza say 700 palestinians have been killed in the last 2a hours. —— hamas apostasy attacks didn't happen in a vacuum. and a ukrainian city on the front line that have seen its entire population forced out. —— hamas's attacks didn't happen in a vacuum. tensions are running high at the united nations after the un secretary—general antonio guterres said there were clear violations of international humanitarian law in gaza. those comments sparked outrage from israel with their foreign minister announcing he had cancelled a meeting with the un chief in response and called on antonio guterres to resign. it started with the secretary's comments during a un security council debate on the crisis in the middle east. the council debate on the crisis in the middle east.— council debate on the crisis in the middle east. the attacks by hamas didn't _ the middle east. the attacks by hamas didn't happen _ the middle east. the attacks by hamas didn't happen in - the middle east. the attacks

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just as soon as antonio guterresjust happened on the ground.oon as antonio guterres just to speak, we will obviously return there to new york. we will also regulate his details coming in here to london thatjake mollo, a british that jake mollo, a british citizen that's been missing, is confirmed to have died in israel. the uk national jake marlowe now confirmed dead in israel. repatriation plans are now put in place. this 26—year—old was believed missing under the hamas attacks on saturday. he was working as a security staff at the music festival during the god gaza border. we've been seeing these details and confirmation coming in from so many different capitals over the past few days. let'sjust different capitals over the past few days. let's just take stock in terms of where we are on day five because the gaza health ministry now says israeli air strikes have killed at least 1100 people, more than 5000 injured. it comes as israel prime minister and the opposition leader have agreed to form an emergency government to manage the war. that will

there's a you and sex tree general antonio butera. she was visiting the rough up border crossing which crosses from egypt into garza. and now the united nations has cooled, the age of a ton to pre come for conflict levels of $100.00 trucks a day. and a ton until you gutierrez, made very clear that he was cooling for aid on for trucks to cross that border crossing every day he said the people have gone to need the support. and he will say made an appeal for a sham monetary and a ceasefire. we're going to talk more about all of this now with the dw use melinda craig and melinda. good to see you in a real sense of urgency that from the antonio guitars. what were your feelings about what you just said? absolutely. many palestinian civilians now massed in the south without clean drinking water without food, without medicines, as he said, also without fuel. that crossing was supposed to open up today in order to create a cord or for humanitarian aid, with an initial 20 trucks being allowed through. this is something that president biden als

centocor pastor co cornerstone church in san antonio. a leading e evangelical christian voice in the u.s., you have millions of people who follow you, a huge church. and my question to you is is this war that is taking place against israel and the jews, a war that all americans should be very concerned about. >> absolutely america should be concerned about it one, because if democracy in the middle east is destroyed that gives all of the enemies of democracy a capacity to destroy the democracy here, i think there is smog that american people need need to think about that iran was mastermind behind this war. and hamas were the ground tro troops. what they call us, the great satan, and ra israel the little satan, what is to stop iran, the mastermind who planned that from planning similar plan are in the united states of america and using people who have come across our southern borders for a similar event to happen in this nation. because china with its spy blimp they send over the u.s. for d certain days -- seven days knows where our mili

those are the words of the you and chief antonio terrace to an ocean diplomatic mission to help you also 2300000 palestinians and living on the israel siege in constant forming. so what could terrace hope to achieve? this is inside story, the hello again. i'm james by the you and plays a vital role for the 2300000 people living in gaza. the majority of them depend directly on the 8 it provides about the total of suffering. and death is wes thing . daily israel is bombing of the besieged enclave is killed more than full 1000 palestinians. many of them children the us in western leaders, a rear from the support israel with washington punching move, funding for palms and other weapons. the deepening catastrophes for you and set for general antonio terrace of the region on his own diplomatic mission, his 1st priority to try and get some relief for the people of casa. yesterday i went to the rock bottom in the crossing there and i saw a paradox, a meditative capacitor fee plays out in real time. on the one hand, i saw hundreds of trucks to meet with sold in the very central supplies. on the o

the un secretary general antonio guterres _ price.retary general antonio guterres who set - price. the un secretary general antonio guterres who set a - price. the un secretary general. antonio guterres who set a peace conference in cairo today, yesterday he was on the egyptian side of the rafa crossing surrounded by eight trucks calling for the humanitarian ceasefire but he said it should not be a precondition to aid arriving and looking at live pictures as we speak to you, of aid trucks, could you explain for us from the experience of the norwegian refugee council, the practicalities, a trucks crossing from one site, they will now have to be unloaded once they are inside gaza, is that correct and that could be quite a lengthy process? it is correct and that could be quite a lengthy process?— lengthy process? it is a manual rocess. lengthy process? it is a manual process- the — lengthy process? it is a manual process. the crossing - lengthy process? it is a manual process. the crossing is - lengthy process? it is a manual process. th

antonio guterres spoke at length at the un security council.r, a friend of israel, has said on their visits to israel and that there is even in war there are rules. and he mentioned this to israel, but he also mentioned it to hamas, who he accused of using civilians as human shields. so as the world's top diplomat, he seems to be looking at both sides of this war and asking both sides to meet their international obligations. 0n the contrary, he's making an artificial symmetry between a democratic country that is acting to protect its people after we've experienced the most brutal act of violence, the worst terrorist incident since 9/11, and the worst act of anti—semitic violence since 19a5. he's making a symmetry between that and between blood—thirsty terrorists who rape and burn people alive. and it's been reported on the bbc. i don't need to restate all the things that hamas did on that terrible saturday morning. there is no symmetry. and by drawing a symmetry, i think he's made a terrible mistake and he's hurt his own reputation and that of

also coming up tonight, human secretary general antonio gutierrez, trying to call me diplomatic storm. after is real accused him of justifying acts of terror. by how much i am shocked by the misery presentations by some of my statements yesterday in the security calls to see if i was just be finding x of data by us these these falls. it was the opposite flush, a fuel supplies in gaza, running dangerously low, the human agency helping refugees and the territory warning it will have to shut down a to operations. and after 3 weeks of political paralysis, finally, a leader, us lawmakers elect republican mike johnson to the the new speaker of the house of representatives, the library comp, to our viewers watching on cbs in the united states. and to all of you around the world. welcome, we begin with a mess and from israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. earlier this evening, he told the country and the world that is real is preparing a ground. invasion of gauze of nothing. y'all who did not give details, but he repeated a warning to palestinians to move to the south of gaza, or else t

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regarding the comments from antonio, who, that is the author. you say yes. and that can 11 on thank you very much. we'll see you again soon. meantime, the so called the central council of jews in germany has sounded the alarm of anti semitism, which it says is spreading across the country. the psychological tara, against the jewish community continues. jews feel more and more like targets. this must not become the norm in germany. what is best, the crowns and the big western surface tens have made this time. but with our usual approach to avoiding neutrality in for and complex at all costs by was breaking out in berlin in the wake of 700 people gathering and an anti israel protests it brandenburg gates. maybe it has something to do with chests or all of choices, one sided remarks valley to defend against as i some it isn't. well, totally ignoring the play to the other side, the palestinian people. it's not just in germany where the jewish community is facing a backlash, but also in spain or synagogues have been to face and mid pro palestinian riley's demonst

john flew to san antonio from north carolina to watch the solar phenomenon. he witnessed the 2017 eclipse and didn't want to miss this one. >> it's really cool. yeah. it doesn't happen often. i think there have only been a few over the continental united states in the last couple decades. and that's a neat thing. >> reporter: nasa took the opportunity to launch three rockets into the atmosphere. >> this is absolutely going to be new. i have no idea what my instruments will see. >> reporter: he was in charge of sending the rockets to the edge of space to study the ion sphere. a mission three years in the making. he made sure to see the solar phenomenon with his own eyes. >> at that point, we ran outside the building, wait to see the rockets get shot into the sky. also take a peek at the eclipse and then run back in because we have to get ready for the next rocket. >> i like the look. >> reporter: back on earth, the eclipse stole some of the attention from the football game. even the houston astros' jose altuve couldn't resist checking out the ring of fire. don

antonio goteresh, he said that, well, i saw that mr.he bloccade and restored the rights of palestinians, he was trying to pay attention to. الذي اجريته مع السيد گوتييريش الامين العام للامم المتحده فقد لاحظت بانه يبذل قصر جهوده وبشكل مسؤول من اجل وقف جرائم الحرب للكيان الصهيوني ورفع الحصار الانساني ضد اهالي غزهه و people, including immediate stop to israeli war crimes against civilians, the removal of the bloccade and providing the possibility of actually reconnecting water supplies and also sending food and medicines to gaza, these things should be mentioned in the resolution and also restoring the any inalinable rights of the palestinian. اذا هذه تصريحات لغوتيرش تريد ان تتحول الى قرار في مجلس الامن والامم المتحده فبالتاكيد يجب ان تراعي حقوق الشعب الفلسطيني بما فيها الوقف الفوري والعاجل لجرائم الحرب التي يرتكبها الكيان الصهيوني ضد المدنيين ورفع الحصار عن غزه وتوفير و توفيير الماء والكهرباء وايصال الادويه والطعام الى غزه فكل ذلك يجب ان ياتي في هذا القرار الاممي وابعد من ذلك فيجب تحقيق او يجب احقاق حقوق المحقه ل الشعب الفلسطيني وجميعا نعر

warnings was to the point of condemning the word has reached the united nations, like the speech of antonio guterres, the secretary general of the united nations , who said at the emergency meeting of the security council on the issue of palestine on tuesday evening that nothing justifies the massacre in ghazra , as long as the international community has a passive reaction, the public opinion of the world with its campaigns josh is active, such as the campaign to boycott zionist goods and goods made by countries that support the israeli regime. despite all the pressure , the palestinians are not willing to compromise and surrender. according to the latest survey by the american gap institute, 84% of palestinian youth are against peace with the zionist regime. alhamdulillah, lord of the worlds, of course, the army died kharbwa all, god willing, all in the book, of course, of course, means to see us, that is, as much as the bitter news from gaza. the images of hope in the new generation of palestine are in the hands of the media and in front of the public opinion of the world . hosni sadad s

like the position of antonio guterres, the secretary general of the united nations , who said in the emergency meeting of the security council on the issue of palestine on tuesday evening, nothing justifies the massacre in gaza. the world community has a passive reaction. the public opinion of the world is active with its campaigns. such as the campaign to boycott goods and goods made by countries that support the israeli regime. despite all the pressure, the palestinians are not willing to compromise and surrender. kale fida al-katibe , of course, of course, means like us , see the images of hope in the new generation of palestine as much as the bitter news from gaza. the hands of the media are against the public opinion of the world, that is, alhamdulillah, hosni sadat shabiri, the media, may god bless all of our family and all our wealth , may god bless us, may god bless us , and may god bless us. witness the largest missile attack by the resistance in the new round of missile attacks that took place today. in response to the crimes of the occupiers from gaza and lebanon, the resi

let me remind you that during the debate in the security council on tuesday, antonio guterres sharply condemned the hamas attack on israel on october 7, but at the same time stated that what happened, but quote: not out of nowhere, they say that israel has occupied palestinian territories for almost 60 years and is strangling the palestinian people. in israel, the reaction is predictable, first the country’s official representative to the un, then the head of the foreign ministry, then a number of other officials politicians from across the political spectrum, retraction of their words, and preferably also resignation. guterres tried to explain himself, he in no way justified the actions of hamas, as the israelis are trying to present it, but this only angered them even more, demanding that the secretary general leave his post for justifying terrorism and refusing to apologize. and here is another statement by the un secretary general at the cairo summit on the situation in palestine, antónio guterres said again. that the hamas attack cannot justify the actions of the israeli army. st

borja: quÉ doloroso, ¿sabemos algo de antonio, la pareja de ivonne? >> no, por ahora.mente las opciones no son muchas. estamos esperando que reconozcan todos los cuerpos, hay mÁs de 1200 cuerpos, muchos de ellos mutilados, quemados. entonces se ha hecho un poco difÍcil la identificaciÓn. carolina: tenemos entendido que ivonne tenÍa un niÑo de 4 o 6 aÑos. ¿cÓmo se le ha dicho a los niÑos esta noticia? conversamos con el seÑor julio, el papÁ de ivonne, y Él nos decÍa que ellos seguÍan fundando por —— ellos seguÍan preguntando por su mamÁ. >> en este momento los trabajadores y psicÓlogos estÁn con los niÑos. afortunadamente, si se puede decir asÍ, el hijo de ivonne estÁ muy pequeÑo. Él todavÍa no asimila lo que se le dice. sino que estamos en guerra. la niÑa en este momento estaban hablando con ella. estÁ en una especie de trauma, no llora, simplemente pregunta "¿mi mami se muriÓ?". esperemos quÉ reacciÓn toma. borja: simplemente nos queda agradecerle de todo corazÓn que se haya conectado aquÍ a la "ediciÓn digital" para brindarnos amablemente su testimonio, toda nuestra

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for days the migrants were housed and fed at this $50 a night hotel near the san antonio airfield. they left, daniel says perla gave them a $10 mcdonald's gift card. he still carries his. >> translator: she said, here's a card, but i need you to sign this sheet. and we said, okay. we were hungry, so we signed it. >> translator: and she said, you have to sign to be able to get the card. >> reporter: this is what they signed, a consent to transport form. the migrants say the abbreviations for texas and massachusetts were filled in my someone else. nowhere on the form does it say martha's vineyards. the next morning, the 50 migrants boarded the private jets. they were excited. it was the first time either of them had been on a plane. flight data shows the jets took off at 8:00 a.m., stopped in crest view, florida, and again in the carolinas to refuel. they landed on martha's vineyard around 3:00 p.m. the migrants were escorted onto waiting buses and dropped off by the side of the road. according to public records, the operation cost florida more than $600,000, about $12,000 a migrant.

reportero: antonio e ivonne, los dos jÓvenes colombianos a quienes se vio por Última vez antes de loscuenta la pesadilla que vio en el interior de su familia. >> yo hablÉ con mi hija el sÁbado a las 7:15 de la maÑana. me llamÓ y me dijo "papÁ, estamos en guerra. voy a buscar un bÚnker", y no la volvÍ a escuchar. allÍ entendÍ que la cosa estaba muy grave. reportera: la tÍa de antonio tambiÉn clama por Él. >> me dijo que me devolverÍa la llamada cuando estuviera en un lugar seguro. reportero: desde bogotÁ, decenas se manifestaron desde las afueras de la embajada de israel. >> los palestinos estÁn a la mitad de estos salvajes con armas. son animales con dos patas y armas. no los podemos ver de otra manera. reportero: el presidente de colombia, que levantÓ polÉmica por su mensaje en "x", que no rechazaba los ataques terroristas, hoy anunciÓ los vuelos humanitarios que se enviarÁn para traer a los connacionales que quedaron atrapados en medio del conflicto. los aviones emprendieron vuelo a israel y serÍan mÁs de 230 personas a las que ya han hecho contacto con ellos para regresar al paÍs.

antonio guteres warns the... relocation of palestinians to southern gaza will be extremely dangerous. the israeli defense forces have ordered the palestinians in gaza city and its surroundings to move to the south of the territory. moving more than one million people across a densely populated war zone to a place with no food, water or accommodation, when the entire territory is under. sige is extremely dangerous and in some cases simply not possible. hospitals in the south of gaza are already at capacity and will not be able to accept thousands of new patients from the north. the health system is on the brink of collapse, morgs are overflowing, 11 healthcare staff have been killed while on duty and there have been 34 attacks on health facilities in the past few days. the entire territory. faces water crisis as infrastructure has been damaged and there is no electricity to power pumps and desalization plants. as part of its operation alaxa flood against israel. hamas has been firing thousands of missiles into occupied territories. the palestinian resistance movement has now carried ou

the issue, one, some say fall short of condemnation of israeli actions. here's the secret general antonio gutierez. protecting civilians does not mean ordering more than 1 million people to evacuate to the south where there is no shelter, no food, no water, no medicine and no fuel, and then continue to bomb the south itself. i am deeplic of the clear violations of international unitarian law that we are witnessing in gaza. let me be clear, no party to an armed conflict is above international humanitarian law. and for those of might have miss this. in this same address, the secretary general said, the actions of hamas did not happen. a vacuum, and what happened as a result of that? israel has now said un officials will not be receiving visas to enter the territory. i mean, mark, what does it say about the un? what does it say that the security council is controlled by the global north, particularly america, france, britain, um, but the generals assembly, which represents - 200 nations of the world, is overwhelmingly. support of the palestinian cause, brazil currently has the presidency of

the threat is the, is the circumstances of i'm not clear and not the moment, but here not errors antonio's time. and things may well have changed. and if it needs to nice or we'll get the you've talked to some of your interviews about a war last thing 2 to 3 years. no quick fixes. is that a danger that over such a long periods? that's what we're as old as globalized. it drops from the headlines. people get bored, they lose the fighting spirit. money dries up on the priorities begin to dominate. is that a possibility in this instance to think? absolutely, absolutely, and that's exactly what i'm worried about. the west losing interest, the west losing momentum. the west losing 5 coast nights, i may say, oh i'm is they tied defense forces not building themselves up. suffice without being built off to face. that's right. absolutely. that's my concern. but the with, as i said, i that with an election. yeah. next year in america, will america continue to provide that enormous capability? and that's something we've got to watch and it comes back to my point about the way to make sure all that ukr

on us chief antonio gutierrez visits, egypt locks border with god. he's calling for the free flow of 8 to palestinians, saying it's the difference between life and the home. welcome to the program. from us says it has released to american hostages for what it calls humanitarian reasons. they've been named. as judith and natalie run on from chicago, the mother and daughter were among some 200 captives adopted by her mouse during its terror attacks. and israel on october 7th, how must also say is it's working with mediators from guitar and egypt to release civilian hostages. the us secretary of state on to the blank and welcome to release of the 2 hostages and calls on him off to free the others. during my own recent travel of the region, i have besides the urgency and importance of this to the united states and pressed our partners to do everything they can to help us secure the release. since that time, we continue to work relentlessly with partners to do just that. i can't speak publicly about the details of these efforts, and i know you understand

the hamamos resistance movement, it will be allowed through which the the entire 175, the un chief antoniog us is now ashref uh shannon press be a correspondent there from uh, i don't know if i believe a khan unis, ashref, good to talk to you, it seems like 20 trucks are finally going to be allowed in, i know that is drop in the bucket, antonio guter said the whole 1775 are a literal lifeline, let alone 20, it's better than nothing, what's the latest on your end? well uh danny at 10 am exactly. uh the gates of crossing uh were allow were opened allowing 20 trucks to enter the gaza trip, they're making their way to uh the the palestinian town of rafah and they might send some of the trucks to khan yunis where they will be delivered to uh the un uh office as well as the palestinian request society as you said this is a is a small shipment, but it's it's better than nothing, especially when in gaza we almost have nothing, no medicine, no stragical supplies, so basically the this is the situation regarding the rafah crossing, we don't know how how many trucks will be coming in, would be only 2

well, this war, of course, comes after nearly a year of mass protest and israel against plans bind antonio, who is government to reform the judicial system. and many considered israel to be starkly split country. have the current circumstances change cent or well ever since the war has begun, we're seeing unprecedented unity and it's rarely society left. and we're in the united together. there is a huge civil efforts to help a country function. it also happens again because the government is just not involved, not running the situation and is not taking part in helping civil society. so volunteers from oliver as well, have united people who spend the last year protesting against the government, have channel all of their resources into trying to help soldiers volunteer and evacuated survivors from the cubic feet. this, you wouldn't be, might not last after the war and things may change after that. but one thing is pressure i think is rarely, society has learned that when it comes to the hour of need, it can unite. and i also think that the general public commit that, you know, has a verse t

very much show is our correspond to tony kruber's in jerusalem, united nations secretary general, antonio gutierrez is facing heavy criticism. after comments he made of the un security council meeting in new york, the un she criticized israel's bombardment of gaza and urged an end to what he described as the collective punishment of the palestinian people. his remarks drew a sharp response from israel. the very heated exchanges of the un security council meeting in new york as the war and gaza rages on un secretary general antonio gets him as well. and the situation is getting more di by the hour, at least. and he repeated his condemnation of how much the tenor attacks wrote and reiterated his goal for humanitarian sci fi. it is important to also recognize the effects by our minds, these not happen in a vacuum. the policy didn't people have been subjected to 56 years of civil k thing occupation. but the grievances of the policy and people cannot justify the appalling effects by a mouse. and those appalling attacks cannot justify the collective punishment of the policy and people. the rele

and bad, and the un secretary general demands the reopening of causes border crossing into egypt. antonio terrace, test food and supplies must be allowed into the besieged cabinetry immediately. but it's still not clear when this will happen. most of the program is rel, maintains it's asked, strikes on to the gaza strip farming areas in the south where it's a previously told palestinians to seek safety. the i'm so okay, welcome to the program. we begin with some breaking news, hama says, it's just released to american hostages for the calls you might have tammy, and it reasons the mother and daughter were among around 12200 captives, abducted by how my student gets tenant attacks on israel. on the 7th of october is ready, the ministry has said it believes most of the $200.00 hostages. all still alive. let's bring in jim. is the semi circle in cuba, so welcome somewhat more. can you tell us about visa to release people or? yeah, well not only has how much to announce the release, but we have the conformation from is around that we have a mother and her daughter that has been that release.

whether they did or still alive correspond antonio crammed, sent us this report. the uncertainty is unbearable since saturday, doesn't till most of them have had no news of that, or to a new one. she was at the race next to the boots. the you have the casa border when i'm us military, launch the attack. no on the i was calling the 830 about 8 30 in the morning this saturday and she was friday and crying. and it was like saying there's got something we could hear like there's the gunshots around. and now we find some show took place. and with a group of people together. and then this things happen here sometimes, you know, like i was telling her no problem. you're in a safe place, work with pen soon and see you in a while. and then she said, ok, i don't have much a battery, so uh, i love you all and then i'm, i'm afraid, but i love you all and i don't know what's going to happen. but anyway, i love you all. remember that she said up to several of thousands, mainly young party goers were at the side. saturday morning when rockets felt looms and gunman started to sho

antonio gutierres. gutierres condemned the atrocities of hamas militants who attacked israel, but at the same time recalled that the roots of the problem lie in israel's occupation of palestinian lands. i unequivocally condemned the horrific , unprecedented acts of terror committed by hamas in israel on october 7th. nothing can justify deliberate killings, wounding, kidnapping of civilians, and launching. rockets on civilian targets, it is also important to recognize that hamas attacks did not happen out of nowhere, the palestinians lived under a suffocating occupation for 5-6 years, their lands were constantly taken away, their people were evicted and their houses were destroyed, their hopes for a political solution were disappearing , the head of the israeli foreign ministry categorically did not like this statement of facts, mr. secretary general, what world do you live in, this is definitely not our world, accusing the un secretary general in support of terrorism... who was supposed to have a meetin

tensions are running high at the united nations after the un secretary—general antonio guterres saidhere were clear violations of international humanitarian law in gaza. that sparked outrage from israel with their foreign minister announcing he had cancelled a meeting with the un chief in response and called on him to resign. it started with the secretary's comments during a un security council debate on the crisis in the middle east. our correspondent has this report on proceedings from the un headquarters. the report on proceedings from the un headquarters.— un headquarters. the un secretary-general - un headquarters. the un i secretary-general repeated un headquarters. the un - secretary-general repeated his secretary—general repeated his calls for an immediate ceasefire, and the release of all hostages in gaza. just underscoring how desperate the situation is for the 2 million palestinian civilians, and saying he was concerned about clear violations of international law in gaza. it was actually his comments are seeking to put the conflict in context that grew the most condemnatio

the the, this is the, the, the news life from san antonio gutierrez, demands the opening of causes border crossing un secretary general assess food and supplies must be allowed into the besieged territories immediately. but it's still not clear when this will happen. also on the program, germany increase the civilian aid for god. after meeting with his rightly thetis administered on the line at that box, once of a catastrophic humanitarian situation. germany's president meets relatives of hostages taken in the master cabinet. trunk vows a shed online accessories country is doing everything in its power to secure the captives. the . i'm so glad you're welcome to the program. un secretary general, antonio gutierrez just visited the roof of border crossing between egypt, garza calling for it to be opens to allow age to reach palestinians. garza is facing shortages of fuel food and medicine. b one says more than 2000000 people. the risk of dehydration unwarrantable diseases, a lower security now for the board, but not being allowed in to the territory. the one says 100 truck loads a day neede