after they handled the w h, l, a queues, these are the threatening residential areas in stock class of medical supplies. today w h, i received notification from the hughes real defense forces that we should remove all supplies from a medical warehouse in southern guns that within 24 hours is ground operations will put it beyond use. we appeal to israel to withdraw the order and take every possible measure to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure, including hospitals and humanitarian facilities. these riley officials responsible for policy and in civilian affairs, brushed off the accusation, saying that they didn't issue the warning. still, it's being taken seriously by w h o s e has requoted a number of attacks on g as in house k infrastructure. the number of functioning hospitals have been caught in half over the past 60 days, according to the un area of my colleague who are research i discussed the matter with the various votes, busing. so so what happened apparently was that on the ground uh, the, the idea of the representatives told our team and the lead overall team and gu

big cities all over the world are pretty far from what the w h l consider safe, which would be below 5 micro pounds per cubic meter of it, but it's can get better. so that's what i tell people that they get this one discipline just to fix it. it's taking me in decade 0 for us. people like us to be fighting the field and the gods. and coming with such a long re changes happen. social changes in the v and even when really good air as far away any change helps in the reduction in air. air pollution is good for now and it's more reduction is good. what's more is that the things that clean up there are also good for come much in climate change, which is likewise fuel by emissions from burning waste and fossil fuels. i have a lot of questions and i need some on says, so today the i want to go and meet parts, each of the really who is a very busy environment to list an open policy expert to figure out what is going on and what can be done at the local level at the state level. i'm as an individual level thank you so much for speaking with as monday. so how bad is the ad actually in the need

we've asked the w h l both open we and through letters. we hope that not only the indonesian hospital will be put back into operation, but all hospitals in gaz with all the maximum efforts made by the w h show. but in reality today the w h o is even complaining about what is happening a gaza because they cannot do anything. so now we're all complaining together. we complain the w h o also complains. if they complain, what can we do? we can't take any further action. what we're doing now is supporting the government so that it can make maximum efforts. take proactive approach as to the un security council for dialogue with the european union for example. so that those who were previously pro israel become pro palestine. this is what the government must do to remain active in diplomacy. the current condition of our hospital and casa is very miserable. it is completely empty. after being abandoned to for 2 weeks and was occupied by israel too late, we don't know when we will be able to operate this hospital again. so we hope that there will b

policy in red crescent, are sounding the alarm about the state of hospitals, and about the strip, the w. h l says there are no functional hospitals unless the northern guys are leading 800000 palestinians, deprived of medical services. united nations security council is competing to vote on the draft resolution calling for the scaling up a few minutes here in a deliveries in gaza. the vote has been delayed several times announced a requests by the united states. let's talk about that was still time barricades. professor of public policy at home, i've been felicia university, this un draft resolution. the language is still being discussed, but, but we can outline a, we can sketch out what it is and isn't, it doesn't appear to be a resolution on a ceasefire. it's no, it's very much focus on 8. the idea is to increase the volume of 8 coming into gaza strip and also diversified in terms of the, the, the quality and the type of aid. what the who tend assistance. it is very basic form, is just really food and water fuel. and maybe some hygiene packages on that's of course is not sustainable. it's

store operations at the hospital with the i think this is, i mean, the sort of, yeah, we've asked the w h l both openly and through letters and we hope that not only the indonesian hospital will be put back into operation, but all hospitals and guys, with all of the maximum efforts made by the w h show. but in reality today, the w h o is even complaining about what is happening a gaza, because they cannot do anything. the current condition of our hospital in casa is very miserable. we don't know when we will be able to operate this hospital again. so we hope that there will be a ceasefire. we heard that there are plans for a ceasefire, and hopefully if there is a permanency sparks, we can make the indonesian hospital fully functional way down in the humanitarian crisis will continue. then there will be a health crisis, then the civilization crisis. so after this war rule, the efforts to rebuild the guys are really require enormous energy. there are currently no permits for volunteers to enter gaza during this war. one of israel's efforts was to hide in the indonesian hospital and the hope t

the w h. l warns that health needs in gaza may increase dramatically, pointing out the disease could kill more people then bombs, the organization spokesperson, describe the dire health situation there in an r t exclusive in those the text you mentioned the fight 4 or 5 from the 60 people killed but 16 if i have to, if it goes right, i have actually been killed in the medical stuff have been killed while on service . the risk is with all that is the current situation. the, the up to the lacking of, uh, hygiene situations that destroyed the want that and sanitation system destroyed a waste. the collection system that diseases spread easily. we have already seen an increase of a respiratory infection. something which we normally see in the month has, has multiplied in expect us, especially within children, does a risk that other diseases spread highly. the problem is on top of this risk that the survey and system is destroyed. so we're lacking. and so of course the peasants, denny, and aside these

w h l. childrens love own social media center amended and human being. thank you, but you're more than once on the this is will weeks of to run to rain has done to towns, villages and farm land on the banks of the town of reba. more than a 170000 people have been forced from their homes by floods, hearing kenya from the heavy call to you can really get a sense of the scale of these plots and thousands of farms being self managed across, destroyed. and this comes off the back of one of the browns in this region in about 12 feet. yes, scientists say the climatic trends can only be stopped by a global reduction in common emissions. many people here can barely afford fossil fuels, but they pay the highest price. in depth analysis of today's headlines, all these blue cross blue is root has of items. so the thing that is not a license to kill inside story on out to 0, the a desperate need for food, water, and medicine. and garza israel says it will open a new location for screening screening aid. but rocco will remain the only entry point, the kind of them or

and so how significant is this agreement then among the w h l? yeah, it's, it's, it's, it's really important. i mean, 1st of all, it adds to the international pressure on israel to actually stop the bombardments of civilians and the collateral damage. you might just drive it in, in gaza. it's you have to another international bodies. it's adding its weight to those pools. the other thing i think that's really interesting is that having made that amendments from israel to full policies, if both united states on board and you think about friday, where the united states veto or cold for a ceasefire at the un security council. this resolution doesn't mind for sci fi, it's simply once improve conditions that fee, humanitarian, the medical stuff and is really sorry, the united states is content to keep that wedding, allow that wedding to pass without demanding any further. dilution is around looking very isolated here in geneva. and a message, i think my interpretation is that it shows israel the united states supports it, cannot necessarily be taken f

spececifically w with h regard l and other ststuff. i i would sasay that froromr persrspective, thehe humanitarin aid neededs s to be abable to o. of coursrse, it wiwill be afaffd by t the ability to o operate oe ground. humamanitarian opeperations, and thatat is what we are trying to consider h how to imimplement t. indeed, , we seeee a clear humanitarian operaration that works hand in hand with the operational activities. >> all right, we'll have to leave it there, we appreciate the update from you lieutenant colonel peter lerner in tel-aviv, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> and we'll be right back. >>> our breaking news this hour, israel has resumed combat operations in gaza after it says hamas violated the terms of their temporary truce. the hamas-controlled gaza interior ministry reports jets in the air, military vehicles on the ground, and strikes in the southern part of gaza near rafah. hamas released eight hostages on thursday in what turned out to be the final day of a week long truce. negotiations over hostages continue de

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w wa whenen they wantnt to watch h i. >> w with the adadvent of ththe ininternet, jijimmy fallonon wa alreadady writing g things thahe meant to b be consumeded in a differenent manner t than the trtraditional light way. >> so we've done late night probably about five years. i'm so happy, 12:30. i'm happy following g jay leno.. he was a always greaeat to me. >> by y the time j jay is leavan 2014, everybody expects that jimmy fallllon is goining to ge "the tonigight show." especiallyly because l lorne michaelsls is new rurunning "t" toninight show,"," and he's s go brbring his guy, jimmymy fallon who's s doing the 12:30 shshow this poioint, along g with him. >> i think he's justst a brillit perforormer. aside e from the j jokes, you h to have charm. and i think that's the number one thing for a late night host. >> when n we took over "the totonight showow" i said, could maybe think about bringing "the tonight show" back to where it began? which is new york city. >> it's s where e johnny startre showow. before that, s steve allen had n "the tonight show" there. late-night tv started in that studio. >> and that wawas a brilliant thing. update the sound, update the lighting, a new design for an o

w york struggled with how to confront 9/11.nal. dadavid lettererman's a nenew y. his show is in newew york. anand so for h him it feltlt ve pepersonal. >>>> by 9/11 h he had all lcause you had these in younger late-night hosts who grew up with him.e ba he was this father figure.ck >> and dave sasaid, i thinink w come back k monday, september 17th"as mumu. cit on that day he said to me, how much time do i have for thisy.? and i just remember saying, as much as you want. >> it's terribly sad here in new york city. we've lost 5,000 fellow new yorkers. and you can feel it.ad. you can feel it. you can see it. it's terribly sad. teterribly, teterribly sadad. >>>> he didn't't tell you u wha think. he didn't explain away this tragedy.iffere >> it was dave honestly hurting and making it a little easier for all of us.ement he became a voice for us in a different way.ou mig >> and it's very simple. there is only one requirement for any of us, and that is to be courageous because courage, as you you might know, defines alle other human behaviorous. the and i believe, because i've done a little of this myself, r pretending to be courageous is r just as good as the e real th

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