the us national security advisor james sullivan is traveling to egypt and a final push for a cease fire in guys before president biden. lee's office. the, the on site is ready as drives it ambulances that come with ad one hospital near bad luck. here in northern garza, the area has been under seas for more than 2 months. at least 50 people were killed in multiple attacks across the strep over the past $24.00. united nations, it says israel has stopped dozens of admissions into the north since the siege began since october 6th, the u. n. and our partners have tried to coordinate a $137.00 missions to those parts of the north, more than 90 percent. that's about a $124.00. planned admission were denied out right. the other 13 were approved but then faced impediments along the way. since monday we submitted 16 requests that's between $3.00 and $5.00 each day. almost all were flat out denied. the only mission to get the green light was prevented from moving into all the areas it set out to reach. ready stresses at once again, our humanitarian movements must be facilitated across garza, inclu

calling the urgent need to conclude a ceasefire agreement and garza, us national security advisor james sullivan is also scheduled to visit israel counselor in egypt in the coming days. let's bring it in or a day just to remind she's in a month in jordan because israel is banned up 0 from reporting that and in the occupied territories. so no clinton has arrived in the country. what seems likely to be discussing and what can we expect out of these meetings as well, i mean these discussions are critical next because jordan is a very important player, a very important agent, a stability in the region. it's also directly affected by what's going on in syria and the jordanian king voiced opposition and condemnation very early on of israel, the stabilizing actions in syria, the aerial assault, of the cancellation of the this engagement agreement of, of 1974 the incursion into syria. and territory, so these are things that would have been on the table. jordan also already coordinated incent, assistance to syria. so this is something that the americans are key and to also continue to use jordan as a pat

your social security advisor james sullivan is in egypt as part of a final push to reach a safe spot and go is that the full presenter buys and leaves office. he met present applesauce. elsie's in kyra where they discussed a cease fire and a deal for the release of captives sullivan was also in israel castle area this week. as good live now to central golf at there all by law where we can speak to a correspondent and country and tell us about the nature of strength that we've been seeing that in the past. cuz we have been taken off a lot of people coming and going just behind you without hospital is of the well, it's a complete chaos here in a locks a hospital where the is rarely forces targeted the municipality of that and but not the mayor of the minute split it, you got killed with 9 more polished sinews. but as you see behind me, i'm building says are coming and bringing more trees because the municipality is based in the hearts updated. but it's very close to the market and it was the rush hour with this. not only the class, but this municipality had the plot. we're a distributi

sullivan in just a moment. but first chief international correspondent james longman is at the syrian border for us. us what you're seeing right now. >> reporter: robin, it's a very tense situation right now. let me show you around here. we've got thousands of people streaming out of syria, desperate to leave the country because they're not sure what the change means for them. the lebanese army has put a barrier up there, stopping people from coming out. meantime, you are seeing all these cars and it streams all the way down there, of people going into syria. this is the chaos that revolution brings. one of the world's most oppressive regimes brought down in days. bashar al-assad's violent dictator ship made millions of syrians homeless. this morning he is on the run, overthrown by rebel fighters in lightning speed. the regime collapsing in just 11 days, his people now discovering the massive wealth kept from them at his presidential palace in the capital damascus. rebels taking over state television saying the city of damascus has been liberated the tyrant has been toppled. and this morning enterin

james brown may have started here career at amateur night at the apollo, its talent competition nearly as old as the apollo itself, along with countless greats like ella fitzgerald -- -- lauryn hill, and jazmine sullivanlegendary artist leslie uggums began performing here as a child in 1952. ♪ >> this is where we came to see all these incredible artists perform on that stage, from the louie armstrongs to the james brown. and so for me, this was my playground starting at 9 years old. >> reporter: you performed here from 9 to about 15, 16? >> 16, uh-huh. >> reporter: right? >> yes. >> reporter: what was that like? >> the schiffmans, who ran this theater, had a radio show, a contest. and i kept winning every week. >> okay. >> this contest. and so finally, they said you know, we're going put an act together for you. we want you to play the apollo. >> reporter: but the '40s and '50s were a contentious time in america. >> when i was starting here, there was a department store that you couldn't go into because you were black. there was a famous restaurant that you couldn't go into because you were black. >> reporter: during an era of segregation, many black entertainers could appear only at the apollo when t