well, the vice president campbell of harris is now back in the united states, but her delegation travelled with her to those meetings with arab leaders is still ongoing. they are now in israel. and what we know is that her national security advisor, phil gordon, is meeting with his is really counterparts. the reason for this is that the united states is already starting to explore with the israelis what post governance in gaza looks like. now. we are having those conversations. israel says that it is not willing to have him, us running it as it has been previously or the palestinian authority even if it is a revival as palestinian authority. and so the united states is also exploring the option of perhaps some sort of international body. but so far, many of these have been the ideas that have not been welcomed by the as rarely still the united states is presenting this discussion and they're also doing it with 5 key principles. and that is no force displacement, no reaku patient, no blockade, no reduction of territory. and also that gaza should no longer the eyes of the united states. and

of the sabbath, which is at sundown. that said, the vice president campbell, a harris did make these comments while meeting with the egyptian president of those i thought the l. c. c. on saturday, on the sidelines of the cop $28.00 global climate summit in due by the vice president said that not only would the us vigorously oppose a redrawing of the boundaries of gaza. that's because there's been this idea of floated by some in the israeli government that perhaps there should be an interior buffer zone between garza and israel. something which the us is opposed to, but the vice president also told presidency think that the us would oppose the displacement of palestinians from gaza. and it would be very much opposed to trying to excuse me, redraw a well a b siege meant of gauze or something else which has been floated by the israel is the us very much opposed to this. instead, what vice president harris said is that the us wants to just seeing a reinvigoration of the palestinian authority so that it can exercise political control of garza. and that the us is still committed to the establishment of a separate independent pale

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of exonerated men finally getting released from prison. cnn's josh campbell has a closer look at their cases. >> congratulations. right here, sir. >> finally made it. 12 1/2 years. >> reporter: damian harris waited more than a decade for this moment, arrested and accused of fatally shooting a chicago man at a gas station in 2011 just before graduating high school. he walked out of cook county jail a free man earlier this week, charges dropped after a new revelation in the case. the prosecution's star witness who identified harris in a lineup was legally blind. >> he said he witnessed the shooting 80 feet away at night. he can't even see five feet in front of him. >> reporter: harris was wrongly convicted in 2014 and sentenced to 76 years in prison. his attorney tells cnn a gas station attendant who also witnessed the crime told police at the time that harris was not the shooter. >> all of this evidence kind of culminates together to show some of the big problems with eyewitness testimony. >> reporter: harris is the fourth man to be exonerated in cook county just this month. cousins were wrongfully convicted in a 1981 murder of two chicago teenagers. they were freed this month after spendi

of alastair campbell, accusing him of being a proven liar. campbell, accusing him of being a proven liar . and then he went a proven liar. and then he went on the attack, um, about prince harryaying that harry is outrage juice. he spoke of the fact how outrageous it was that he was talking and criticising about the royal family as prince philip and the late queen were dying. so really strong words there from piers morgan, former editor of the daily mirror. >> yeah. and he rounded off by saying prince harry claims his mission is to reform the press. i thought the most blistering line was the finale. his real mission is to destroy the royal family so if we thought piers morgan was going to come out and try and placate matters, try and put the fire out, that's the opposite of what happened. this is rev things up once again. cameron. >> absolutely. and it's going to be really interesting to see where all the different authorities from here. authorities go from here. prince harry, his statements harry, in his statements delivered via lawyer david delivered via his lawyer david sherborne outside court sherborne outside the court earlier on, um called upon the metropolitan police a

of what is expected to be some very lengthy conversations. and as i am right mentioned, it will be vice president campbell, a harris's national security team led by phil gordon as he was with her over the weekend that she met with arrow bleeders. and now this conversation is continuing with the is really counter parts now. and as part of this conversation very quickly, serial it have 5 components and i called the 5 knows the united states says that essentially what they're hoping, postwar garza will look like will be 5 principles, no force displacement for palestinians, no re occupation, no blockade, no reduction to territory and no use of gaza as a platform for what the united states calls terrorism. so they do have a kind of a formulation of what they want it to look like. but of course, these really have said that they have their own ideas and try to get those to mel this the challenge. absolutely. kimberly how get reporting from the washington dc. thank you very much for that. kimberly is still a head on alpha 0 accused of complicity and the killing of civilians will tell you why the dutch government is being taken to court the color we wi

campbell, who, uh, blair or his office anyway, said that towards the end of his government, he was losing all credibility as his head of communications in downing street. um, is this something we knew previously, harryor, uh. or is campbell now being outed as, uh, you know, a bit of a liability under the blair government ? the blair government? >> well, i think what's, what's brought home with the new information we've got is how concerned the civil service were, because bear in mind, he wasn't. he wasn't employed by the labour party. he was he was supposedly , uh, a civil servant. supposedly, uh, a civil servant. his his salary was being paid for by us, by the by the taxpayer. and therefore there's a there's a responsibility to have a standard of professionalism , to have a, have professionalism, to have a, have a standard of honesty , uh, not a standard of honesty, uh, not to, um, bully people, bully journalists that he , that, that journalists that he, that, that he didn't like or stepped out of line not to provide selective leaks. uh, to his, um, favourite . so of course, we, we all remember the, um, the, the, the scandals over the iraq war and, and the death of david kelly and all those which w

but time now for my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier loads of royal news about today. prince harrygoing libel against the ongoing libel case against the mail he was ordered mail on sunday. he was ordered to pay nearly 50 to the to pay nearly 50 k to the british tabloid. now the duke is suing the paper over an article about his struggle for armed security in the uk, which he claims his reputation . claims damaged his reputation. however, the judge, mr justice nicklin, ruled against the prince, stating that the case should go to trial and with only 13 days to cough up the funds, this is hardly the christmas present that the petit prince was hoping for. ladies he joins me now alongside phil dampier. i will start with lady c, should harry cut his losses , do you harry cut his losses, do you think, and give up on his bitter battle with the british press? >> harry needs to not only cut his losses with this case, but with his attitude to the press , with his attitude to the press, as harry rarely is emotionally disturbed and of his own admission in despair, he has an addiction to litigati

but time now for my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier loads of royal news about today. prince harrygoing libel against the ongoing libel case against the mail he was ordered mail on sunday. he was ordered to pay nearly 50 to the to pay nearly 50 k to the british tabloid. now the duke is suing the paper over an article about his struggle for armed security in the uk, which he claims his reputation . claims damaged his reputation. however, the judge, mr justice nicklin, ruled against the prince, stating that the case should go to trial and with only 13 days to cough up the funds, this is hardly the christmas present that the petit prince was hoping for. ladies he joins me now alongside phil dampier. i will start with lady c, should harry cut his losses , do you harry cut his losses, do you think, and give up on his bitter battle with the british press? >> harry needs to not only cut his losses with this case, but with his attitude to the press , with his attitude to the press, as harry rarely is emotionally disturbed and of his own admission in despair, he has an addiction to litigati