lisa jordan is the director. our complaint was alleging that the louisiana department of environmental quality's entire method of permitting for air pollution is discriminatory because it leads to a disproportionate burden of pollution on black communities. in cancer alley. that's what the civil rights act protects. and that's that was our position, and that was the epa's position. but that was not the judge's ruling. jordan believes air pollution tests in louisiana are not wide ranging enough. the toxic chemicals that are linked to cancer, there's not any mandatory measuring or testing from the epa of those particular chemicals. no, there's not. the epa focuses on these six pollutants that it has identified as the ones that are very commonly across the country, known to present health effects. but of crse, we have communities here in louisiana that are exposed to toxic pollutants that don't fall under this epa program. the company decided to withdraw its plans for its grain facility in wallace, but attorney jord

we felt reaction from neighbouring jordan have neighbouring jordan which have israel's decision to eefldemheeing the of aid into hamas agree to plea”... :j ezwoszejeew plan for77 77 plan for7a 77 plan for a cease—fire the us plan for a cease—fire extension. stay with us here on bbc news. least for most of us. more of that to come in the next few days. but further north across the 7 a weather front is approaching. in fact, you can see it here earlier on. it will reach scotland and some rain on the way. whereas the south is under the influence at the high presseretw ” w scotland later on. some dribs and drabs in the south of scotland and northern ireland by early on monday morning. so again, more sunshine on the way. but the fly in the ointment on monday could be around the north west here, parts of the lake district, of rain. but elsewhere, it is a case of sunny skies. this is somewhat milder atlantic air, so 13 in belfast, chilly and frosty start. here is tuesday's outlook. so increasing winds, eventually some day with light winds and the temperatures in fact, that will be the trend for the r

jordan issue, the commands.want. >> rip acted quickly and successfully finding all 3 people rip is part of 3 dog teams were start. that's banshee and hatchet. >> not only do they provide a critical role on the slopes, but in rescue operations, the mountains in the tahoe basin. >> we can respond and help them out in searches. >> we can call another dog you want occasion with in the basin to help out. >> the dogs are owned by each handler, which makes a unique bond and challenge. >> the dogs have personalities of their own. you know, he gets tired. he gets cranky. he gets a little sassy sometimes. but it just this is all about work and working together as a team. >> ribbons, jordan's 3rd avalanche dog. and she says that she looks forward to seeing all that he can do one task at a time at north star tree says stasio kron. 4 news. >> all right. let's talk weather as we come from the snow. bring it back to the bay where we are full of sunshine and it is warm out there. all right. kai love the sunshine. tell us all ab

from entering the goal is to strip egypt. capital jordan have condemned the decision. palestinians say they say a resumption of who around still vacation during the higher the month of ramadan and the us generate secretary genuine tenure gutierrez is cooling on his round to resume a deliveries immediately. well, honey, must mary joins us live now from gauls. the city. how many israel broken only to then? how does this leave the humanitarian situation on the ground where you all the well, this is definitely going to exacerbate, do really dire humanitarian situations across the gulf strip. let's not forget for 15 months, these really military have really use food and, and water as weapon of, of war the in force, the hydrogen for the uh, the starvation in enforced the displacement sites across the southern part of the strip, the central area where only trickle amount of fluid was allowed into the gaza strip, would see people doing 4 hours for half a day or sometimes for a day to get one pack. i'm afraid of one gallon of water. there was a flower prices that have major parts of the gotcha,

city of haifa. police say the attacker has been shot and killed tons of the all hate reports from jordan's got to a man. she's that because he is really government and the policy know 30 of bundle just there from reporting insights as well as the occupied west bank as well. police have identified this attacker as a 20 year old is really drew's member of the drew's community from the northern part of israel. and there were 4 victims as part of this attack. one of them who was killed was a 70 year old palestinian citizen of israel from the village of cohort kinda also in the north and authorities are trying to figure out exactly how this has happened . members of the drew's community have condemned to this attack, calling it out there saying that the attacker was a 20 year old who had dual german citizenship and was living outside of the country . and now just back in israel visiting. so it's a little bit unclear exactly. about a motive just yet, but the 3 others who are injured one is a 15 year old who is in a pretty severe condition in the i see you at a pediatric unit at a hospital nearby

and that's what the king of jordan did. you didn't see when president trump told the king of jordan that all the palestinians were going to leave gaza, the king of jordan was just like, all right, fine, you know, whatever. we'll deal with it later, because obviously that's the right thing to do. now, the problem here is that for the ukraine issue, the villainization of zelenskyy has become such a matter of like ideology on the maga right that, of course, jd vance is going to try to take any opportunity to paint j. zelenskyy as a villain and zelenskyy fell for it. fell for it. he fell into jd vance's trap. and and i don't know if it was premeditated. it doesn't really matter. jd vance is trying to kill ukraine. he's been trying to kill ukraine. aid along with tucker and don jr., and a large part of the trump administration, but not all of it. and he's fighting a faction inside the trump administration that is actually trying to help ukraine. and that faction is losing. the jd faction is winning. and zelenskyy played into tha

jordan.very week, but a collection of quotes from her service as chair of the commission regarding immigration in 1990 in which she makes very clear her position that the enforcement of borders security is important and importance -- immigration policies that work and should not have amnesty and numerous other quotes from the general lady from texas ms. jordan. wow objection i will insert that into the record and i will recognize the gentleman of missouri. >> thank you, mr. chairman, thank you to the witnesses for being here today. my colleague from pennsylvania mentioned chairman white nationalism and i would remind tern context of the 14th amendment that the original white nationalists, fought a civil war to deny blacks their constitutional rights, deny humanity and in the wake of that civil war, sought to deny them rights of citizenship as well and in that context, the 14th amendment was enacted to make sure that white nationalists, southern democrats not deny black slaves former slaves of

he apparently used a four foot tree branch to shatter the window and pull jordan miller out alive from the front passenger seat. but he said in this report he could hear krista yelling and the car saying crash detected, crash detected. he was able to grab krista's arm as she leaned forward. he tried to pull her from the car, but the flames took over and he had to back away. so again, it was a couple of weeks ago that a toxicology report came out. it showed that all four occupants of that car tested positive for cocaine, marijuana and alcohol. and now we have this new chp 18 page report. right now, piedmont police will be incorporating those into, as i mentioned, they're still ongoing investigations, so we should hear more from them in the coming weeks. reporting live in piedmont i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news.slie brinkley, >> okay, leslie, thank you for the latest on that. we move now to new developments in the shooting of a hillsboro police officer. the police department is now asking for your help. they're looking for photos and videos from the day of the shooting last saturday

sisters kendall and jordan brought their mug to see "hamilton" on broadway.e? i need to know more. happy birthday, kendall. how about sharon, judy, barb, bonnie, and denise in orlando on a sisters trip. that looks like a party. daniel and his daughter amy brought their mugs on a trip to the spectacular monument valley in utah. wow, is that a great shot. check out jodie and paul visiting the galapagos islands in ecuador. thanks for bringing us along, guys. this one is really special, allison, richard, diana, andrea at a global health workshop in ghana where their team performed 20 complex neurological surgeries on local children in desperate need of care. just incredible work. bravo to all all of you. send us a picture of your mug. you might see yourself next week. remember, you can get that big old "sunday today" mug online at today.com/shop. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we'll see you right back here next week on "sunday today." good

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others, like the king of jordan, who sat by as trump talked about gaza, and he kind of said, well, you know, that's we're going to have to do what's in our interest. and it's not something that requires us to take in millions of palestinians. these are becoming spectacles. and you got to sense from trump at the end of his comments yesterday when he said, hey, this is going to be this is going to make great television. >> he loves this. he loves. >> being on tv. >> he thinks. >> and this is part of the problem with both trump and vance. >> they don't live in the. >> real world where. >> things really. >> have terrible consequences. >> for, for vance, this is. >> all kind of a. >> i guess, a an intellectual. >> exercise in self. >> actualization or something. >> but for trump, it's a tv show. it's reality tv. he thinks that when. >> he's on. >> tv, he's winning this. despite all of the evidence from his first. >> term. >> that when he spends a lot of time in. >> the public eye, people start. >> to get tired of. >> him, and they start to realize that. >> the guy they're watching is. >> no

the witness was able to get jordan miller, a passenger in the car, unbuckled, and was able to pull him out that broken window. he tried to reach out for the girl. krista tsukahara grabbed her arm as she leaned forward, but then the flames took over and he had to back away from the car. so again, details still emerging about this crash. we are expecting a press release any minute now from piedmont police. kind of putting all this into context, reporting live outside piedmont police. i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> okay, leslie. thank you. a motorcycle driver has been killed in a hit and run that was on the bay bridge. all lanes are open again. the crash happened this afternoon just west of the toll plaza. now, the chp tells us a car hit a motorcycle which threw the rider from their bike. then a second car hit the rider and took off. the driver was declared dead on scene. the motorcycle driver. the police are looking for the suspect. who? that of that second vehicle that then took off. >> in the north bay. there is growing outrage and concern about the dangers of fentanyl. this c

trees in our sect, originating in 11th century, egypt with around 1000000 members across 311 and jordan and israel, the groups, religion, this set put to jude as islam and christianity. but it's from the same family and includes elements of hinduism, buddhism and all the philosophies and beliefs within $20000.00 dreams live in the occupied serene golden heights. the identify of syrian rejecting offers of his ready citizenship since 1967 and the occupation began. and it is well itself around a 150000 members of the truth community, the whole system ship and stuff, and this really minute train. that whole setup is engine mano, on the outskirts of damascus. he explains that the violence in that town is representative of the why does security situation in syria, a sudden city of deadman at the dignity square which previously was called, the president declared for the full of the sad redeem. so this is one of the central squares here in the city of jeremiah, which has nearly around one indian population. and of course, it is also a home to a significant lodge to do the community as well. so

so the motto leader actually kicks jordan's key out of the white house, along with p of dreams, of striking a deal with washington. how do you come in? so someone, when you are practically begging them for money and assistance when you're wholly dependent on the, the large gaps with the american people and then into their white house and the rubel offered it and try to be argumentative and insulting. in fact checking whenever necessary we do take on russia by yourself as well.

and in particular of course, one doesn't have this all here it is live for us now in jordan's capsule, amman. and she is that because he is really government on the policy no, far as a of find out is there for reporting inside israel and the occupied west bank. so home to listing so much mullins on going in the occupied westbank most is happening . the will, these rarely army has launch this raid nearly 40 days ago, and it's one of extremely large proportions. since israel's more on dogs that begin the military begin expanding these raids and they increased in size and mass and scale and the types of a weaponry and other sort of military vehicles that were used. but this time, it's a little bit different because for the 1st time and more than 2 decades these really military has deployed tanks to be occupied westbank. this is the 1st time in 22 years since the days of the intifada and the occupied territory that we are seeing these tanks in janine, the army said that they're going to be used as back up essentially for those who are on the grounds. but the military vehicles are destroyi

a fourth student, jordan miller, survived. two friends were in another car behind the cybertruck and came upon the crash. one of them tried to help by smashing a window and was able to pull miller out of the wreckage. the person then tried to rescue krista, but the flames overtook the vehicle. we've learned the evening started around 830 with a group of friends gathering at a house in piedmont. they hung out for hours and drinks were involved. the witness says around 3 a.m, they left and went to dixon's home because he wanted to get the cybertruck. three people got into the cybertruck with him. two others stayed in the other car, following the cybertruck. the person driving that other car says soren was driving normally, but when he turned the corner onto hampton road, he saw the car on fire. a few weeks ago, a toxicology report showed all four people in the cybertruck tested positive for cocaine, marijuana and also alcohol. a student was arrested for bringing a gun to a fremont middle school. school administrators searched th

now she's life was from jordan's capital a mine and the hands of these extraordinary scenes become necessary motions running . hi, the, especially as the fate of the remaining captives remains in the balance. a pretty remarkable scenes inside these really can upset as family members that was early captives and believed families around 1500 of them were going to watch essentially in the gallery that's on top of these really parliament or the lawmakers debate. they were going to watch because it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu was finally going to answer questions as to why there hasn't been a state inquiry into october 7th. and the security failures that happened on that day. in 2023. the family members of captives, the opposition, and the large majority of these really public has been calling for this. and in fact, these really military has released to their findings of a pro, about the security failures that led to this, these really army chief of staff, even acknowledging his responsibility, playing a role in the security lapses that israel had. and now the public and the opposi

i'm jordan's capital a mom. she said because these really government and the palestinian authority has banned al jazeera from reporting from inside israel as well as the occupied west bank. as we know what we've heard from the americans in that they are giving israel . this iron clad support for them to do whatever they see fit, even if it means a return to the fighting. haven't heard from the pop buddies just yet. but the egyptians have been speaking out saying that if there is political will, there should be a face to of video calling on both israel and have us to come to the table to try and find some sort of agreement calling on all parties to agree to this framework that was brought forward by mediators just a couple of months ago that was signed with the intention of moving forward. and it's worth mentioning that there will be a gathering of arab foreign ministers in the egyptian capital. this week. the city ends up being forced from the homes and the occupied west bank as is ready forces continue to demol

i'm to solve huge reports from jordan's capital amount. she's that because she is ready, the government and palestinian authority have funds. i'll just sarah from reporting from inside as well. the occupied westbank is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke several times on sunday, justifying israel's decision to block critical humanitarian aid from entering gaza . israel wants to pressure him us to try and get them to meet israel demands when it comes to the extension of the ceasefire. deal. israel says they want to extend phase one in order to bring about the release of as many captives as possible without committing to face to a video which would mean an end to the war. and is to be on who also said that how much is demands and vision for and into the war or quote, unrealistic and not in line with what israel wants, but none the less, the family members of is really captive. have been taking to the streets night after night, protesting against these really government accusing benjamin netanyahu of prolonging the war for personal

life saving aid from entering the gaza strip on that 1st stage expired on saturday. egypt catherine jordan have condemned a decision to that sprinkler correspondence. honey mcclure. these drawing his life from gaza. city and having moved, palestinians have been shy and killed and is riley attacks on gaza today. as the face of that cease fire remains on certain absolutely, and this is just an extension of what of the violations that took place during the actual acumen a tree and phase of the seeds fire. we're talking about close to a 100. 16 people who were killed in the 42 task these of the seas fire, including those were trying to get to their homes in areas that have turned into a buffer zone. and what we mean by buffer zone that's 32 percent of the total area of the guster of that turn into more of a military is on for the israeli army. that gets shooting and killing people who are trying to inspect their homes. as of the past 2 days, and since the delay announced by these very prime minister and the intention to extend phase one was seeing more of a block of act on the ground, includin

when that 1st stage expired on saturday, egypt counselor and jordan have condemned. the decision is breaking off. call us pundents hunting mach movies. joining us live from gaza city and lou palestinians have been shot and killed in his room. the attacks and gaza today heavy as the face of the seas, 5 remains uncertain. absolutely, and it remains on certain as long as these really military and scary. now these are for, for getting back across the gods trip. this remind our viewers. this is not the 1st time we're seeing this happening. the past 42 days of the seeds fire, largely humanitarian as described. it was designed to allow more humanitarian is allow people to return to their homes, but that did not happen. all the people in the area of the are of away from the buffer zone were able to get to their homes. but when we check and we see what happened and drop on different part of honey, and these are areas that when they are even a wave from the buffer zones, people are being shot and killed. 2 people in dropbox city were killed near an auto, a school that's at the

my quote for us, this is your body of refugee can home to salutes is in jordan's capital amman for us. she said because the israeli government and the palestinian authority of band l . g 0 from reporting from inside israel as well as the occupied with bank. i'm the head, we heard anything more from israel about why phase to the tools around phase 2 are being held up. we'll breaking down the well, is there a wants to extend phase one of this deal and that means that they don't want to commit to an end to the war, which would be part of face to however, how much says, but that's a red line for them. they don't want to extend the current phase, but they want to move forward with the framework that was signed by both parties. of course, with negotiations however, israel says that they want to secure the release of as many captives as possible. now in around 30 minutes, these really prime minister is said to have the will convene rather his security cabinet to discuss this issue. and how is role is exactly going to move forward because their family members of the captive or protesting toni

no, i have to sell who does live for us in jordan's capital a minus she's up because there's really government and the palace city know thursday of funds out to 0 from reporting inside israel and the occupied west bank . so honda, what more if we've been hearing from the as railways today? what was really prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking just a short while ago saying that the decision that was approved essentially by the united states to block all of the humanitarian aid going into gaza, was one because israel's accusing her mazda of taking the aid. but to israel also wants to pressure from us to try and get to where israel wants them to be for the ceasefire deal. israel wants to extend phase one and release as many captives as possible, but not go to phase 2, not commit to an end of the war. how much has said that they're committed to the deal that was outlined by mediators months ago, and are willing to be flexible and even release all $59.00 hostages in one large exchange on the 1st day of phase 2. but nonetheless, nets in y'all, who says that there will be a 50 day pause in the f

is rarely forces of also cast off as a tricity of water supplies on the thoughts live for us in jordan's capital a mine. and she's the because the is very government and the palestinian authority of bundle just data from reporting from inside israel and the occupied was finding a how do we know tens of thousands of palestinians and the okay by westbank, i've been forced to leave their homes. what's the situation there now? well, the situation is continuously escalating, us palestinians are being forced to flee their homes in the masses. experts say that this is the largest number of forcibly displaced palestinians in the west bank since 1967. and these really army has really escalated this raid with the inclusion of tanks as part of its military assets in did you need refugee camp and other parts of the occupied westbank in the northern part of the territory? rather, it's the 1st time in more than 20 years. tanks were seen in the occupied territory, but palestinian say that they have no where to go. these rarely army has demolished dozens of home more than a 180 in the janine refugee cam

all the details of the woodcock glass. houses here has helped us out who has the latest from online jordan. she's reporting from that because these are, as government has bind, i'll just hear from a 14 israel. these really prime minister's office released a statement saying that israel has agreed to extend phase one of the deal following a proposal by the americans. during this phase, the fighting would stop, threw out the muslim holy month of ramadan and the jewish holiday of passover. amazon ends at the end of march or early april. and passover begins mid april, ending on the 20th of that month. during this extension, half of these really captives would be released on the 1st day of it. there are 59 left. these really military says that a route half are deceased and during this time as well, there would be negotiations for phase 2. there has been quite an interesting impact because there are heavy sticking points from both sides. chemist has said that they do not want an extension of phase one, but rather want to move on to phase 2 in which they are prepared to release. all of the remain

all right, well let's go to holmes assumption, which is why for us in jordan's conference alumni. and that's because he's ready to governments as well as the palestinian authority have banned all the 0 from reporting, not just inside of israel, but also the occupied westbank. now homes of focus through well, it's happened exactly with the families of the campuses. we've been seeing that in the hallway of the connect it will, these family members were going to essentially watch. finally, benjamin netanyahu give answers as to why there hasn't been a state commission that's been established to look into israel security failures on october, the 7th, and the days, weeks and months leading up to it. however, they were barred by the connect as guards in the parliament building, which turned down into violent confrontations. you can even see in some of these images, the family, the owners of captives being dragged to the ground being shot and not letting them . and ultimately they were let in to watch what these really prime minister was going to say. and now the speaker of the can assist

there is an immediate need to initiate as to how this all heard reports well from jordan's counsel of mine. and she is that because he is ready to government the policy and also as you have found out, as they are from reporting inside as well. and the occupied westbank that the prime minister is actually holding a security consultation with many members of his security cabinet to try and see exactly how is real is going to move forward here. israel was pushing to extend phase one of the deal in order to secure the release of more hostages, but without committing to an end of the war. now how much has been privately publicly and ruling this message through mediators saying that they're not going to accept this as a red line for them. but they want to move forward to face to they want to move forward with the agreement that was signed by both parties back in january. but israel is hoping for a different outcome. so it's actually still unclear at this point exactly where we're headed in terms of the ceasefire deal, which we are in the last day of. but nonetheless, the family members of i

now, leveling them, syria, jordan, egypt, others has paid a heavy price for a waging war against israel. they're going to be careful not to do that again, but at the same time, there's immense, almost 90 percent support among our people. uh huh. as well as other people in the regions like took him or to the wrong. another place is immense support for both sending and having equal rights on palestine with israel so that they've had to find a balancing act. and my guess is they're going to come up with a proposal supported by the hundreds and probably 57, the slimy majority states like the 2002 our peace plan was make this proposal to the trump enough to nothing, nothing. you know, nothing. yeah, hoping i'll be around. you may be in jail who knows? but to the trump for good or for worse is now the key person. why cough and trunk for her? the 2 up for the cool people now that the odds are going to engage and ok, and we know that to watch somebody could deal. he wants to end the war. so we'll have to see how this goes. indeed, rami cory. always good to get your thoughts. thank you so much f

repeatedly targeted civilians during the past 24 hours of home. desolate has israel's reaction for us and jordan's capital amman, she said, because the israeli government and the palestinian authority, his bandages era, from reporting from inside as royal, as well as the occupied west bank. as we know what we've heard from the americans in that they are giving israel, this iron clad support for them to do whatever they see fit, even if it means a return to the fighting. haven't heard from the pop buddies just yet, but the egyptians have been speaking out saying that if there is political will, there should be a face to video calling on both israel and hand us to come to the table to try and find some sort of agreement calling on all parties to agree to this framework that was brought forward by mediators just a couple of months ago that was signed with the intention of moving forward. and it's worth mentioning that there will be a gathering of arrow foreign ministers in the egyptian capital. this week let's take a look what happens in the 1st phase, although as well did allow some humanitarian int

this is all who is joining us now from jordan's capital. a man, she's that because he's really government on the policy, you know 30 of find out is there from reporting inside israel and the occupied west bank. so honda to go through what happens with the families of the captives in this hallway of the classes. well these are family members of captives, family members who are bereaved, who have lost loved ones in the october 7th attacks. and also family members of captives who were brought back to ceased from the gaza strip. trying to go essentially interviewing point of these really can if it's plan um this is very common for these really public and family members of captives to watch the is really parliament speak and talk about next steps. they are often in the seats that are above the auditorium and there is a glass screen there. so that's where they often sit. but this time the security wasn't letting them in, but it's unclear as to why and benjamin netanyahu was supposed to be addressing why there still has had been an independent sta

israel's decision to block a was met with sharp criticism from our country, saw the re, it'd be egypt, jordan, and could tar accuse west jerusalem of using starvation as a weapon of war. well, it's not the 1st time now fairly pm has been accused of using such methods in java . in november, last year, the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for benjamin netanyahu accusing him of using starvation as a weapon of war in 2023. the i c c, also issued on an arrest warrant against vladimir putin, for the alleged on law for the partition on transfer of ukrainian children. this the prime minister roberts feats so has accused the international court of being politically motivated. i don't doubt for a 2nd that the international criminal court for lawrence against vladimir putin and benjamin netanyahu were politically motivated. but how should we respond to them by ignoring them? well, recognizing the icy seas jurisdiction. if someone had mentioned the i c c a few years ago, i would have felt seriousness and respect. today, it is laughable to me as well. it all comes as israel has approv

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are fully coordinating with president trump and these people who honda salutes as live for us in jordan, this capital a mom. she's that because these are the government. i'm the palestinian authority of buying now to sarah, from reporting from inside israel and the occupied west bank. good to see you home to say what else has prime interest. and this now have to say about why israel is blocking a once again to gaza as well . there hasn't really been a comment from these really is as to why they're blocking this age, but it can be talked about. it is really media. it's what actually is being discuss largely this morning and this afternoon that it's a way of putting pressure on from us to try and get to where these really is want the meaning that there is going to be another pause in the fighting for 50 days. but in the meantime, israel says they are gearing up militarily for a possible resumption in the fighting. but also that they want him us to meet them where they're at. they don't want to meet in the middle, meaning that they don't want to discuss space to they'd certainly don't want

as soon owed to 0 find you and us have a science you will have to sell who joins us now live from jordan's capital amman. she's that because he is really government. i'm the policy renewal authority of fund down to 0 from reporting inside israel. and the occupied west by so how is it brings up speed with what we're hearing from the as rainy's today? we use really prime minister's office released a statement earlier in the day saying that in coordination with the united states, israel made the decision to cut off all humanitarian aid that's going into gaza. and no reports within is really media indicate that these relays could be looking to cut off the electricity and water supply to the palestinian territory. in an effort to put pressure on her mazda cave, into what israel wants when it comes to the continuation of the ceasefire. deal now have also said that extending phase one is a red line for them, but they want to move forward to phase 2 because it means that and to the war. and that there are even willing to release the remaining $59.00 is really captive in one large exchange at the b

hour besides originating in the 11th century, egypt with about 1000000 members. acosta city, a 11 on jordan and israel. the groups religion is separate to judaism islam and christianity, but it's from the same family. it includes elements of hinduism, buddhism and other philosophies believes more than $20000.00 jews live in the occupied serbian golan heights. the identify of syrian rejecting office of is rarely citizenship since 1967 and the occupation began. and in israel itself, there are around a $150000.00 drugs is raney's, beheld citizenship, and served in the history of the ministry specialist as daunting as live. not as long as i'm on a instead of just focus to the situation. and so i'm on and now we're moving jeremiah and a at the dignity square was previously was cooled as the prize is of course clear before the full of the a sad gene. and you can see that is required that there is a sense of normalcy. hear us talking to people who are waiting on the the, the routine. so the shops are open and people are buying and um it is quite normal . they now seem jeremiah because previously t

we've had a lot of this in the jordan valley we have have i don't from a look around bethlehem, around a hebron. so those are basically a us but 1st of full adults with we think to me think it's a thoughts, but also clearly they're implementing government policy and both suppliers are very well represented. industry the government, how do i set? thank you so much for painting that picture for us. have you? i believe speaking just that from bethlehem in the occupied respects. i think it looks like the federal task force in the united states is planning to visit 10 college campuses. and it says, have seen incidence of anti semitism among them is columbia university, with demonstrations in solidarity with palestinian spot to national student protests. we have hundreds of students face disciplinary action folder involvement in the process. now 3, assuming the university's saying that they were unfairly suspended for the political views. mazda service chris in front of me, proposed though from new york columbia university has been under lockdown ever since police were called in to clear out

jordan, because he's really government has found out to 0 from a 14 in israel. so what more are we hearing about this is really announcement this temporary si fi they say, which was outlined by the us. what is a prime minister's office? a police really prime minister's office, releasing a link, the statement saying that they have agreed to implement the us, the middle east, the envoys, steve witt, cops, implementation or if his idea rather of a ceasefire extension. so what it will mean is that the ceasefire, the pause and the fighting will go through for the entire month of amazon, which is the entire month of march. and also through the jewish passover, which begins in mid april. and it ends on april 20th the see. this also stipulates that half of the hostages inside of guns that would be released on the 1st day. but it's worth mentioning, but 59 captives are still being held in gaza, half of which are alive, half of which have been confirmed deceased by is really forces. but it's still unclear exactly what's next, because these are all says that they're ready

she's joining us live from jordan's capital oman. she's bad because the is ready. governments and the palestinian authority have banned out as they are from the pushing from inside israel and occupied west fax news. seriously, what are you hearing about israel saying that it's stopping o h shipments of the gaza as well? elizabeth the announcement coming hours after the declaration by these really prime minister's office, but there is a new offer on the table that the timeline of the phases of the ceasefire agreed on initially in january are no longer applicable. and that instead they want a deal that would cover the months holy month of ramadan, during which time us must release half of the living. and that is really captive. now it's the early morning hours beginning of the business day. this announcement really caters to calls within these really government, that is where the must apply pressure on how much it must weaponized the entry of humanitarian assistance. so the closing of all access points to the gaza strip, not allowing k

or how does all who does live for us in jordan's capsule? amada she is that because he is really government on the palestinian authority of find out is there from reporting inside israel and the occupied at west bank. so honda, what more is we've been hearing from the israelis today a well, these really prime minister's office released a statement saying that they're going to cut off humanitarian a the, to the gaza strip. and that the decision was made in coordination with the united states. it doesn't exactly say why, however, we do know that these really have previously threatened to do this in order to put pressure on him as to try and agree to these rules. terms to the ceasefire deal. how much has said that they want to move forward to face to that they're not interested in extending phase one of the deal because that is role essentially would be getting everything at once. it would have some sort of guarantee that it could return to war. it's certainly not committing to an end of the fighting and also the release of more captives as par

honda salute is standing by for us and that jordan's capital amman. she's the because these ready government and the palestinian authority of band l g 0 from reporting from inside israel as well as the occupied with bank. i'm the key just to get through what israel has said about why it is blocking aids. 2 guys are in with cents on this, these 5 deal as well. these really haven't exactly, given a reason for why they're blocking the humanitarian aid, but they're trying to put pressure on her mouse in order to agree to this extension of phase one and bring about the release of captives from the gaza strip. but without committing to face to the deal, which is a commitment to the end of the war. now israel has said that the ceasefire would absolutely not continue if there was no sort of return of captives from gaza. and this pause in the fighting that has been secured as per the american outline is 50 days and it said tend after the most and pulley month of it. i'm a bon and the jewish holiday of passover, which ends on april 20th. so these relatives are

ended on saturday as well blocked all food and live saving a from entering gaza. egypt cause of and jordan have condemned the decision. i will send in say, the fear of assumption of one stylization during the fasting month of it on the down and un secretary general antonio gutierrez, just calling on his round to resume a deliveries, immediately, mediators and also donalds, as well as decision to block aid and the statements caught those ministry of foreign affairs says it was a clear violation of the seas fund agreement and international humanitarian. know, it also emphasized its fun rejection of using fluid as a weapon of flu and the deliberate starvation of civilians. because i has called on the international community to hold israel accountable, and to ensure the safe continuous. i'm in the delivery of humanitarian aid, as well as any insight prizes inside the strip have already skywalker's head with trucks stock at the border. he has ronnie calls on on the reactions from gaza and elsewhere. long lines of aid trucks prevented from entering gaza. is real blockading crossings into the str