sorry, any further demands? i'm not aware of any - demands?lay but. _ further demands that resulted in the delay but, as i told you, the agreement is still, as it stands and as it was _ agreement is still, as it stands and as it was agreed upon from day one. thank— as it was agreed upon from day one. thank you _ to remind you, we are watching right now the spokesperson for the qatari foreign ministry announcing that the four—day halt to the fighting agreed by israel and hamas will begin on friday at seven in the morning. that is seven in the morning local time. he hasjust told us is seven in the morning local time. he has just told us that the humanitarian aid will start to be delivered as soon as possible and some further detail we have just heard, 13 hostages abducted by hamas will be released later on friday. so there is quite a gap in time, as anat was also saying, between the 7am in the morning when it will start and the full pm time, we understand, these hostages will be released. along with a number of palestinians released from detenti

directors any questions? not seeing any. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> any public comments on the report? >> go ahead and check for public comment in the room. i do see a member of the public, mr. patrick. >> speaker: thank you, jim patrick, i'm sorry, i millsed the director's report on the prevailing wage issue, but i wanted to point out and read from your, from your document which is the minimum wage that any person performing labor for this provision and project work should be paid not less in the highest wage. we're working on, an 8 billion dollars project and we're bidding it out at the highest possible wage and that's our policy and i know, i had a conversation with the, with my friend with the attorney here, that's a federal restrictions, that's requirement, maybe we should suggest that's not a good requirement. maybe we should renegotiate. how can you stand by and spend 8 billion dollars and agree to pay to the highest wage. it's bananas, i don't know what to say. how about adding some a apprentice to the job

so therefore any, any conflict or any protests of. busy these brands will not affect the, basically the global oppressions. it would have some impact. but as you said, correct, a would be a dropping ocean. and what about on is rails economy? could we see any kind of impact a tool through this boy called movement? the bulk of movement is, is not the way it's been going on for the past 20 years. as you know, there's a, there's a movement of bought, uh, uh, boycotting and, and deep diverse and basically putting sanctions on, on the start of the companies. and obviously, due to this are some conflicts of b, b, i read this thing 30 imagines of these are movements the, the impact on is there any companies uh on dogs are very, uh, i would say i would not, it would not be very obvious. you to the fact that, you know, if you need to have some sort of data on numbers to understand. busy was the, you know, the daughter can impact on, on these are the companies, as i said, the impacts on, on these are the companies would be more on the short term

is there any possession, any intel possessed by any of the allied intelligence services, and canada is certainly part of what we call the five is nations that share intelligence. is there anything that would have pointed to this, and is that causing a sense of increased concern? >> so we are getting a notifi from kathy hochul office, that's the governor of new york, of course, that there ikely to be a press conference later today. what we just heard from the canadian prime minister, trudeau, was the first that had heard officiallm anyone, again, just to reiterate, he called it a very serious situation. assuming there is a press conference that we are anticipating there to be an advisory, tom winter, what are the key qstions besides that one about whether or not there was any intel that we had or any of our allied intelligence agencies had. what are the key questions to be answered in your mind? >> the very unfortunate part of that is the terrorist attacks having covered most if not all of them, having studied all of them over the last ten years, very few of them have been predicated on

even if the occupants of these conditions they didn't force us, we didn't play any hymns or raise any flags, and we didn't have any celebrations. also, we would not be satisfied to put ourselves in a situation where we would celebrate for the blood of the citizens or have any sign of celebration. on the contrary, the people of gaza are our families and they are very valuable to us. we are part of them and their pain is our pain and their pain is our pain. i wish for education for everyone and god willing, the war will end soon. the land is ours, and the house is ours, and tomorrow the holy one will gather us together, and the gods are together, we will return from it tomorrow, no usurper will prevent us , the land is ours, and the house is ours, and the holy one will gather us together wallis together, we are going to come back tomorrow, no usurper will prevent us. or the land of palestine, tazit musalak, sealed with a pen, sanaqool zareerank yuma, and waliwiil lajn al-manadn. or the land of palestine. you are a great leader, ali sabinak. aali rask, aali shebinak, aali azamk, silent l

and i don't think any other student has any trust in any international system. know especially enough that this war. uh so back to a bigger question. i mean, it's not about the ship house but the ship house, but that is the less than the medical castle and it's about, is it a demolishing any live ability, any perspective for anyone to stay in gaza? it's, it's the owner system at the company and to target the civic oh, the civic facilities all life signs of gaza. and once they're done with it, they don't have to worry about the people because people have to leave. that's the thing. that's the big plan that must have done is in think god, the city and the lot from its own people. and then it, i don't know when we're in which direction to, to move. i mean the money out of this book, what many scenarios. but the, the, the scenario with that that for should i see now is, and thing guys are the soonest. it works for the better for them to be a better position to. i don't know what to do next. maybe go solved or do something crazy again, but that's what we spend though

so therefore any, any, uh, conflict or any protests of. busy these brands will not affect the, basically the global oppressions. it would have some impact. but as you said, correct, a would be a dropping ocean. and what about on is rails economy? could we see any kind of impact a tool through this boy called movement? the book of movement is, is not the way it's been going on for the past 20 years. as you know, there's a, there's a move by the bought, uh, uh, boy coaching and, and the diverse and basically putting sanctions on, on the start of the companies. and obviously, due to this are some conflicts of b, b, i read this thing there imagines all of these are movements the impact on is there any companies uh on dogs are very uh, i would say i would not. it would not be very obvious. you to the fact that, you know, if you need to have some sort of data on numbers to understand what was the, you know, the daughter key impact on, on these are the companies. as i said, the impacts on, on these are to companies would be more on the short term

is there any mandatory meanings there or is there any citizen? i do not think that from us has any like how much would work to keep them as a bargain in the upcoming cease fire or the upcoming business with us. and they do not get anything by killing any of them. and one of the objectives of the is it any non division is for free these hostages? so the palestinian people here are just one day how, how i mean, how, what is being achieved here. and telling the the families all the hostages have made another plea for the release of the ones. hundreds, riley, that child thing bring them home. the idea says around 240 people located. that's why i'm us on, on some of the 7 move since have feed full female hostages, a suggestive they could do these others look for a national often a slew of recent rocket attacks. why, how much a little was driving? is really watertown those to that right? now resembles a ghost town is really, is bureau chief more if a national travel day to see for yourself, it went to a couple of kilometers away from the front line. th

well, they all seem to be, do not want to be any feed or give any space to subjects. she missed elements. we have been working with foreign governments on the activities of radical interest groups that have been inciting violence and intimidation. we will continue to press these governments to deny such extreme is a place. so just when you think that in the canada relationship, you're not the 2 rate any fall though canada does something again, man, the o 4 vote bang for the dix. look what justin to do is doing what is it costs to are now many all see that the need action by canada is a risk of repeat of history of the thing. here's the national spokesperson for b, j. b. so the making such a bold statements means this thing probably on my top some protection hit and it'd be a bit concerned about it. and it's better up with than sudden for every unit, every like made it to, to the world. well, the india, any like mended person who lives in w a. c o v. as in human dates, we'd be concerned about that. but does that, is that why just not getting in government at the moment

we will not give any pause. and as you may turn leaf until we see any progress with the hostages, the ways well it tries to keep the inclusion is humanitarian issues are, are hostages. you know, alongside the manager needs of the gods on a population. so in the last 48 hours, particularly we've been hearing a lot, the words ceasefire and humanitarian pause. please make it clear for our viewers. what's the difference between those 2? and why is that new ones so significant for the actors in this complex? but 1st of all, pauses a unilateral of the staff, you know, of israel will decide and that's when, how and, and have for how long and it can just abruptly stop at any minute. i'm at a ceasefire, which would become, i assume that's something that is not feasible. israel does not want to be even seen in any way communicating to negotiate and given up to how much it needs to stay strong. that's what it sends out also, and it's message in the military fund. and americans seem to be so far willing to let israel do tha

and if i'm any less, we managed to pull out some of the victims last night. they still many, under the rubble, this is a vital residential neighborhood, tend to push the area is narrows. this area has never been used to north walk into the israel. what have we done to be told like this? we called on the welto julie intravenous. don't have this genocide against the palestinian people. this is all land and will never leave no matter how hard you bottom us. as our own 9930 p. m. a huge explosion. rock this residential neighborhood which causes thousands of unarmed civilians. mostly women and children of the elderly. the attack killed more than 25 people were still don't know why this neighborhood was targeted and i lost my wife and my son who was 7 years old. and my baby daughter with the united nations, inter agency spending mitsy and then for lunch, for body has call for an immediate cease fire, saying humanitarian aid personnel have come under fire by indiscriminate attacks. the un body went on to state the 88 workers at have died. idiot of their workers repo

honestly, no one is aware of any say, any place that is safe. here to have been bombs, monasteries have been bombed associates instead of an accept side. jim the market small. i mean, honestly, that is will play stacy, and it was essential gossip. at least 6 people were killed all in judge. and then these really strike on a refugee come search and rescue teams are still looking for survivors. the idea of says the targets in how must come on senses and the guards inside be nodes to head south. nod yes, spokes person said the guy, the city was surrounded by israeli forces. a barge of rockets what detected overcast space shortly after is rejected as these fine. the knights of idea of fighters have completed the in circle mintz. i've got the cd here to the center of the hamas terrace organization, michelle, in recent hours for our children, the infantry forces in cooperation with the air force had been attacking bases headquarters and other infrastructure use by hamas and its service. still, the concept of a cease fire is not currently on the table

honestly, no one is aware of any say, any place that is safe. good to have been buns. one of these have been born associate and sensitive and it seems like jim the markets more. um, i mean, honestly that is will play safe to get in the mid israel's intense bombardments of gaza journalists are increasingly finding themselves in the line of fire. let's see. are they? correspondents will have enough to explains how history was just meters from the recent that side of the aisle she falls, so engulf to have that on this day that will the shuttle public. this is a horrifying situation that we have live through the creates worse conditions for us due to the possibility of our, our to prove being directly hit. the strike was carried out at the location where our team and the other colleagues were precisely at the i'll she for hospital entrance. i want to confirm that our colleagues assume i'll buy aid, and the entire ortiz team is fine. with the showings, israel confirms and proves it's in humanity. it's fallacy, and it's lack of common sense as these strikes target strictly c

that is why the... tried to weaken iran in any way possible and stop iranian projects any level. for tuning in and goodbye for now, هذا كله كان معبى كمان عسكر ها بهذه الكميه بهذه النوعيه بهذه الهمجيه على مستشفى باعتبار انهجد بعض مسؤولي المقاومه في دار الحكمه لكن يوجد احد. عندما لم تتحقق اهدافهم خربوا كثيرا في المستشفى بطبيعه الحال لم يكن هناك اي شيء هو معروف لو كان هناك شيء كان الاسرائيليين اظهروه للاعلام. یعنی حماس به عنوان یک گروه مبارز نه به عنوان یه دولت نه به عنوان یک کشور با امکانات زیاد به عنوان یه گروه یه گروه مبارز توانست دولت قاصب صهیونیست رو با اون همه امکانات ضربی کنه. wennyamaza, wenyamaza, wenyamaza. يا عزيزيي تشبر بخاطرنا وقوفا و يعني هذا اقل شيء ممكن والنعمل والنعم والنعمكم تعال محمد now entering its uh fourth day, we're looking at. israel releases more policy and prisoners as part of an exchange deal with the hamos resistance movement, 30 palestinians, all women and children were freeed in the early hours of thursday, comes also released six. being captives including foreign nationals forges more effective measures to stop israel's attacks on gaza lift blockade o

and if my media any the spot and then the side, you know, up any sooner, you better seek upside to see if somebody is 8 that is in process of getting tickets will probably know the subordinate commercial field on both one thing. so some feedback and idea, but if i mean i'm even pointing to go there with you, i will have it up in the the, you see something here. it is for the west coast time without a voice win win. the forget to ask you some additional from the national. how much more, how to have a sense of the sort of getting a sam created and could have somebody of how they've been in the community. may notice i'm setting up a little bit on a headset. how much is the city? and so what's the field point that the public saying that my center, that's giving me a little conflict. so when i get uh, pulling up a simple simple what the will see your local political only show 6. let me know. do you think it's on the phone? i'm not in the video instead of it was confirming i'm of the west virginia and some of the most that are sort of us to the and that means that i think the, the name was t

why has any work begun looking for these objects using their research and findings or any other methods? well, earlier right now, i mean, we just posted the paper and the analysis and we analyzed i should say we analyzed only 57 spherules so far out of the 700. so we plan to go through most of them and get much better statistic x about the below composition and other properties. and so it's a work in progress. and of course this is a new idea that, you know, that i mentioned about looking at the catalogs of meteorites and trying to find, if any of them. but it's also it's also finding a needle in a haystack because only one in a thousand meteorites based on the statistics that we calculated, should have a originated in interstellar space. so only one in a thousand, but i should also say that objects of that size half a meter to a meter, there must be a lot of them, millions of them within the orbit of the earth, around the sun right now at any. and the reason that only one of them collides with earth per decade is because the earth has a small cross-sectional area. so it only collides w

with the fragility of the truce right now s there any realistic hope the red cross is going to get any access -- >> that's part of the deal, that's, our expectation is that hamas will allow that access. that was part of that -- part of that arrangement. i don't know whether, how much access they have had but part of the deal they signed up to. we'll see if we can get extension on this. i mean -- you know, it's part of the deal for pauses, during the pause while you are getting hostages out and aid in, red cross gets access. so again, we have one more day today, hopefully we can get this thing extended and we'll see. >> any other way they feel they can determine the condition of the hostages, especially the americans? >> that's why the red cross access is so important because it's eyes on, it's an independent view and look to see how these people are doing. and that's why it's so important, why we have been fighting for it. >> thank you, john. regarding the attack in jerusalem which hamas has taken credit, does the u.s. view the attack to be a violation of the ongoing truce between isra

any country on earth would be.n the two countries, which is why any incident of any description at all at one of these points, clearly, is sensitive, and clearly would lead to investigations from a number of agencies. we have heard that police, local and federal, fbi, are all beginning their investigations into exactly what happened. you can see there, high police presence there on the scene. as for details, we know initially, reports coming through of an incident involving a vehicle and that was it. then an explosion involving that vehicle on the bridge there, rainbow bridge, and then from that eyewitness in the last few minutes, some more details. a car travelling at high speed, crashing into something at the bridge crossing there. and then that leading to a large explosion. we are continuing to be in contact with our partners at cbs news in the us. we are also continuing to try to verify as many details about what has happened and why. let's try to listening now to an official. let's take a listen. that was very

i don't see any questions?so commissioners this matter is submitted and commissioners with your permission i'd like to ask ms. roddy the impact of cornice in the current state versus if it were removed or reduced can you step to the mic ms. roddy? >> what's the impact cornice in the front to you. >> well the way the dr recommendation were made the commissioners said pretty much we roach everything own the front of the building and setback the building. so didn't understand that um, after the dr hearing after the plans were the plans they said were the plans in effectively didn't understand they can setback the and add anchor in his doesn't make sense. why would you setback the building back and add 2 and a half roof overhang that didn't doesn't make sense. i - i don't think we addressed did pop out further along the building a 6 foot by 2 and a half pop out shows a title in that was not on the plan either. >> the core in his few you've seen why the cornice was the remainder with list massing is a live and die s

action against him, i don't any strike or any attack against any police at any time. and i believe that the many i'll be may take a new decision by thinking own as ships or i actually by taking those tips and then taking the civilian out of those just i've been thinking those steps into the bottom of this the because will have no the upper hand is yeah, and then because it's located, i need one of the most busiest on in both then as today to it's called the bottom and the to speak now to our correspondent an occupied to east jerusalem. honda sounded a 100. what else have we been hearing this way? these saying about the ship? well we've been getting 2 different messages from me is really is the 1st is from these really are me who want it to affirm that this was not in his really vessel and that there were no was really is on board. they also wanted to say that what happened has serious international implications for the safety and security of vessels all over the world who are traveling. additionally, we've been seeing a state and from the prime minister's office who i

way or does it have any effect at all? well, in fact, it doesn’t have much of an effect, only in the part that the gas market is more manageable, let’s say , because these special ee, these special ee opportunities that the european commission now has, they significantly stabilize the gas market and electricity market in europe, and these actions will continue, it is good for us in the sense that we better understand what to expect on the european markets, what will happen, and accordingly it is easier for us to plan our cooperation with european countries, you see, now it a fundamentally important thing for ukraine, and interaction with neighbors both in terms of electricity and gas is also a critically important story for us now, well, if we talk about the energy support fund of ukraine, it was created back in april 2022 , during this period there are physically about 190 million euros in accounts from private state companies from 15 countries of the world, and, but only the other day, it became known that the united sta

in any place, at any time.e will launch all possible mechanisms to punish the criminal. stop prime uua. greetings to the viewers of the tv channel, we are starting the information day with news, khrystyna parubiy works in the studio. in the morning, russia attacked the ukraine of the shah. drones were launched from the south. the alarm was announced in the odesa, mykolaiv and kirovohrad regions, and the air defense was working. here is a map of current alarms for the regions of ukraine. at night, the russians shelled the kharkiv region, hitting at least seven s-300 missiles on a populated place in the chuguyiv district, olen, the head of the region, said.

major cause for concern or any suggestion. the funds have been diverted to him off. that was the fear that had initially been raised, but it does say it's going to be looking at a more measures for scrutiny increase. fortunately for future, for this kind of long term development age to palestinians. and that in itself has proved devices because we have some say, well, if you haven't signed any cause for concern, this is not the time to be, i think additional buyers. but of course, within these really he to do political context. so the, the european commission says is needed isn't forwards. crazy, thanks so much for that. really appreciate it. that's the don't use rosie, but charge reporting from strasburg. as you, our team dw news is a quick reminder of our top story for you at the south. israel's government has approved hostage deals with some of the militant group has agreed to release 50 women and children. it is holding and gaza during a full day truce. while israel releases schools with palestinian women and children from

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there hasn't been even in any, any city or village. i reduces the numbers of, of the population, only an increase. so when people are using the term genocide, they literally don't know whether it's on the care of the move on the specific. when i see any innocent, please, please, please. i will read but i will. but the problem is, i know i, you know, i will, i will, but 7, unfortunately, deliberately did not talk about the little because he knows that he is absolutely hypocrite. think about it. what does it say about the city of thought is who killed in general is by the name of the result. but not. what does he say about the fact that interested in the 40, you're not allowed to say what you need, what you want to say, because you end up in prison in victim bookcase. but, and that was useful for you that you've certainly made. oh, i was clear, yes, the law is a very good law. i didn't actually i made, i mean i'm talking, i'm talking, i'm talking about the law. i'm talking about the law. the law is very, very simple. and for people who d

this at any stage. how damaging was it that, that very there's 2 resolutions were rejected very early on in this conflict. as we know, the united states as long used its voice and its platform. not just that the you will have but much more broadly to shield these early government. in many, many cases, boats like the one we saw, you would provide a sort of green light for these rarely governments to continue with campaigns as hundreds of bodies a day pile of as we see entire parts of gauze or reduce trouble. i think it's important to understand you that it's not just about whether or not the us as leverage. i mean we have good evidence. they do, for example, the watson both reported uh, you know, a week ago that when the internet shutdowns were reversed, it was in part because the us pressure led to that outcome. but the reality here is it's not just words. united states government provides $3800000000.00 in military aid every single year. so there's a real risk of complicity of the us government providi

nobody from any u.s. government agencies are in afghanistan right now. >> and so most of your information is secondary, hearsay, diaspora. >> diaspora, interviewing ngo officials-- we've done, we do have some independent civil society organizations that we're working with in afghanistan that are providing us information. we do get documents and although we can't subpoena the state department to get documents, we do have subpoena authority over corporations, ngo's that are working there and we also get material by talking to other countries that are working there. so, we have a large, you know, swath of information that we're getting. we're not getting the internal contract documents and materials that we would normally get from the state department. >> yeah, i heard that earlier. >> that's the time. thank you. i now recognize for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. sopko, thank you for your testimony today. can you estimate how many afghan refugees are coming to the united states through pakista

so what you said, does it make any sense might go with all due respect. and as if there, if there was no ukraine more going on, if it's, i think what's holding it up in the senate to be honest with you, is that the house also tied a car they, they found a way to pay for it by cutting i r s. agents that were going to be higher than what's holding it up in the senate. more than just it's an individual package for israel. but steve, you don't have, you don't have the, you don't have the, you, you don't have the, the congress of our, i should say, you don't, you don't have a ukraine's having our, our to fleets to back it up directly. simply because we don't have a, we don't have an opposite, like russia and ukraine to go up against. and, and so that, that costs a lot of money there. this thing came on. so suddenly i think that it's that, that they're, if they could get that the initial money in addition to what they get now, if they're going to be getting all of the other arms that we, we, we provide and they do get open, open ended the assistance it's much,

is there any forces in the occupied? westbank is any forces if carried out more rates in the tool car and then jeanine rescue g cancer in the past 12 hours at least 2 people had been killed in raids in the town of fates, a non engine. hebron mama challenge room is info calm for us and shows us the optimal for some of those rains to the rate that happened here in the total cut them refugee camp into the cut them was the most intense of the raids that transpired that were carried out by the israeli army, throughout the occupied west bank and the overnight hours of yesterday into today. the one that happened here uh took place over the course of at least 4 hours. starting around 2 30 am were told by residence they ended around 6 30 am and were told that they were, they were intense clashes between palestinian fighters here and members of the israeli army. now let me show you a little bit about what we've seen here on this particular street. i'm a let the sound of move the camera around. so if you look about 20 meters up the

do any of you have any ideas? so, commissioner, the focus of what we are doing right now is for people who are homeless and we were going into those sites. sorry-home-bound, not homeless. >> thank you. >> if i come up with anything, i'll let you know. >> also i'm interested to-- >> okay. >> maybe we can do it off-line. thank you. >> sure. i'll schedule time with you commissioner so we can talk about it in more detail. >> thank you. >> sure. >> executive director dearman, is the new strategic plan for all c4a? >> yes, for all c4a. >> that's great to hear. >> and it pretty much mirrors what they are trying to do at cda so our policies seem to be very much in accord with what they are trying to do. i will say these policies are not in the final final because we all recognize that there is nothing in here that talks about equity and so we are going to put it in the-who we are and what our focus is, so it is overarching mission statement for us. >> any other commissioner comments? commissioners, item 6 is the das emplo

of truth and without any justice, chris heat and harris doesn't have to look into any of their eyesved ones mattered, and those families matter and what this is doing is inhumane in in an extraordinary way that no one in a developed country in 2023 should even be cognicent of. hello and welcome from the yemeni capital san ar to this special meeting with the prime minister of the yemeni caretaker government dr. abdulaziz bintul zinists are committing crimes. neither german naziism nor italian fascism committed. coordination is taking place at the highest levels between the leader of the yemeni revolution, abdul malik badruddin alhuthi, and also the leaders in iran, iraq, syria, lebanon, and also the resistance in palestine. we consider ourselves part of the access of resistance, and our relationship with tehran is excellent. i mean, very, very. very very excellent. rice groups express concerns or the safety of civilian sheltering at in gaza as israel continues pounding the facilities. more protests are held in the world calling for an end to the israeli war on gaza and this brutality

understanding on the ground that any information or movement or any development on the ground inside gaza could put this deal at risk. even once the initial push that gets 10 to 12 hostages moves forward. it still could collapse because in the past we have seen ceasefires collapse very quickly. hamas and islamic jihad are not rational actors and despite coming to the table to regroup and get leadership into safer areas of gaza, in the past they have fired on israeli forces during these lulls in fighting. they still have to remain on high alert inside gaza. there are thousands of infantry troops in the strip, they could be ambushed, attacked, and the israelis will be on high alert. >> john: of the idf continues to operate at al-shifa hospital, and also jabalia camp now. looking for hamas tunnels, looking for hamas infrastructure. does the idf still believe the hamas leadership is headquartered under al-shifa, or the main players perhaps bugged out of there and headed for safer parts maybe in the south of gaza? >> it's likely that they left gaza city, possibly even weeks ago. they are

independence, the territorial of china, america has no intention of recognizing any situation, any treaty, any agreement brought about means contrary to t kellogg antiwar pact. obviously, the japanese are not wild about stimson to note the tokyo press, which is government mouthpiece denies that ever sought to occupy chinese territory. it said it had no intention of closing the open door in. fact it was quite sarcastic, so it pleased that america is sensitive to the exigencies of far eastern questions. japan's foreign minister responds to stimson by pledging for the anti war pact and for the open door, and the british foreign office has no desire to get into a war with the japanese so it is completely satisfied with japan's response. it's not going to support the american declaration of non-recognition. the british don't want to antagonize japan. they feel e u.s. has no more business in manchuria than the u.s. has in britain's dealings with india. besides, the u.s. is unreliable, able. it cannot keep its word. it hadn't even joined the league of nations. as i quoted prime minister, you get

and in a separate incident, is there any forces killed a policy me any occupied westbank is came after the army sold, the town of between the head of the release of policy and prisoners on monday, confrontations broke out with the soldiers. they 5 guys at the crowns, which included during this same is robbie is in ramallah in the occupied west spine, joining us for the latest. so as a and tell us 1st about the slightest rate, it's ongoing 9 percent that that is correct. once again, we wake up in the occupied westbank to overnight raise that of extended into the morning and they've already begun to take lives. the 2 people killed overnight, both near romanella. one is a 17 year old teenage boy, and the total death total now is estimated to be around $241.00 people killed in the occupied westbank since the events of october, the 7th. the video that emerged from the incident of one of those desk shows a man shot in the street still alive. people trying to get to him eventually taken by the ambulance to a hospital, but the efforts of medics and doctors as so often the case in these inciden

they did not gave us any. thank and i hope that the other presenters will be released well, come back. thank you very much. and i hope that everyone will be a free to and fast, you know, can you introduce yourself um 30 day notice or from nablus? as i just said earlier, i'm very happy i can describe how i'm feeling right now. this is the my 2nd sentence. i'm very happy that i've been released. this is a very good deal. i'm very happy with this deal and i would like to thank goss and people for their resistance and may god bless them with the patients we have. we have suffered a lot in prison. it's more than 50 days, no more to who were drinking and clean water. we did not have any food and they, we've been accumulated on our way back. they always treat to treated us in a very bad way and they will, they knock on the door all the time and then we have been asking them, when are we going to be released when i will be uh, we will go back home. i hope that the 2nd is a number of prisoners who will be released or w

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do you have any questions? all right. well, thanks very much. committee any questions, comments? just one question. since you exceeded your plan, improvements in multiple areas, what do you think enabled you to do that? i'm sorry, i didn't hear the last part. what enabled you to complete that more work than was originally planned? oh, sure. i think in a lot of you know, we do have low bid system for a lot of our projects that we issue out to contract in some cases we are our our estimates versus what the contractor actually bids ends up being, you know, a little bit lower. it does fluctuate sort of, you know, with the market. and so, you know, this bond was from from 2011 and we implement we were in construction implementing projects all the way through to 2019. so there was a lot of opportunities where we did have some cost savings. you know, to be honest, some instances in some instances it was on the opposite side, right? where we had to we had some overruns or had some change orders and such. but but overall, i believe we had some savings that we were able to utilize and impl

but how have you had any solace from them as our contact? indeed with the is really government seeing what they are doing on that. they are actively trying to help. what have they said to because i imagine you have sought to get in contact with them many times. we do have content to them. it took, it took time, you know, 1st of all the action that we did well, you know, from the family and now the government is fine. and finally talking to us and there are these talking to us. but as you said, they can't really tell us everything and they're saying to us, yes, this is our 1st priority. we're taking care of, we don't fully, we're just be anything we are doing everything we make to make the hostages. come to tell you the truth. i don't know how much we're leaving because i keep seeing and i keep hearing about the action that my armies doing in doesn't and i am worried and very worried. i don't know if it's good for keeping up people or not. i don't know if it's been doing their chances by the military action that the army do i want. i want to

we're not allowed to hold any celebrations. and if i break any of these rules, i will be taken back and let me know when i need to pay it. okay, just of might, we will not take uh more of your time. thank you very much. so uh 0 you, you heard it there. we spoke, i told us that the situation as we just tried earlier got. busy busy worse for him and his fellow prisoners after october 7th after the attack from us on israel. and we also talked about the fact that he's been warned and he's been wondering what his release engage and many different types of activities. they're not to be celebrations. and that if he waits these rules that we've just got to move a 2nd because they're bringing a table through here and lots of people here. but in any case, he just described to us what we've heard from lots of other palestinian prisoners and their families over the course of the past few days where they are born repeatedly by security forces that if they are to perhaps to the media or utilize social media or, or engage in any political act