but he did visit the next room cargile, which as we know, opened on monday, allowing hundreds of thousands of people through out to it. those prices and potentially an open iris cheese. so the hygiene road allowing people to it to and set the notes essentially. so he would have been on the very heavy god and go towards where the it's ready. all the a still posted further into the east, and he also visited the philadelphia card, or where israel still has a presence that between the saw in the south of casa and also egypt out. now he did then going to israel, where he has a, according to his right, the media. he has the meeting up with benjamin netanyahu, the as ready, prime minister, and run down. but he's a minister of strategic affairs where they will be discussing the 2nd phase movie into the sci fi deal. he's obviously going to be wants to be that and supposed to donald trump and to ensure the sci fi deal is implemented. but interestingly, even before this trip, he was in the out where he met with top palestinian officials including check the same. he's the executive, all the problems,

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. >> reporter: gail cargill didn't know where to go this morning to try to find out if her home is still standing, so she came here along with dozens of other people to the roadblock on the perimeter of the eaton fire in altadena. >> i don't know what's going on. i'm just -- i don't know. >> reporter: the uncertainty, the not knowing, that's the worst part she says. while inside the fire lines crews from the bay area are working to put out hotspots, trying to protect the homes still standing. >> this wall here is holding in all the heat. it's going to get windy tonight. so we're trying to prevent any embers from getting kicked up when the winds blow in that direction. as long as we get this stuff cool by the time the wind starts blowing, reduces the risk to everybody down the line. >> reporter: a welcome sight for homeowner lisa and her husband. her house was one of only a few still standing on her block. >> they're total heroes because when we rounded the corner, i could not believe my house. one of my neighbors said, "i think your house made it," and i said, "you got to be kidding," be

. >> reporter: gail cargill didn't know where to go to morning to try to find out if her home is still standing. so she came here along with dozens of other people to the roadblock on the perimeter of the eaton fire in altadena. >> i don't know what's going on. i'm just -- i don't know. >> reporter: the uncertainty, the not knowing, that's the worst part she says. while inside the fire lines crews from the bay area are working to put out hotspots trying to protect the homes still standing. >> this wall here is just holding in all the heat. it's going to get windy tonight. so we're trying to prevent any embers from getting kicked up when the winds blow in that direction. as long as we get this stuff cool by the time the wind starts blowing reduces the risk of everybody down the line. >> reporter: a welcome sight for homeowner lisa elbee and her husband. her house was only one of a few still standing on her block. >> they're total heroes because when we rounded the corner, i could not believe my house. one of my neighbors said, "i think your house made it," and i said," you got to be kid

so the africa has significant economic interest in was a big this is an important economic cargile, especially regarding the ports in my pool too. so from a voice has been in a difficult position, i suppose, in terms of the kind of support he shows. but he's also being approached by the opposition lead oven on to montgomery to try and intervene in those political emboss aside from roma poor. so we've not seen a ton now that is quite normal from the regions, specifically the southern african development community. but that said, we also know that the chief person upset dec, emerson and golf, while he's these and baldwin, president that he congratulated that know top of quite quickly off to be election. and that was even before the results were finalized. but it, so to me is a muted integration compared to the others receiving the cost on somebody. and what exactly is the opposition promising? i mentioned the various this fred, to paralyze the country during shop losing time time. what about an organization day? so there are many specifically people who support the opposition lead of a non c one

release from prison off to the exchange is ready, forces are expected to enjoy from minute serene cargile. hey, my mood reports from on the site outs and central goals, not just outside the zone, the devise, the north and the south of the strip. to what you see in front of you is miles of tents. they've been set up in the past 15 months for many of the displays palestinians who are now waiting anxiously for the moment. and the 3 axes will reopen for them as these really military. uh it will withdrawal from there. yeah. and allow it remove into the northern part of the strip soon enough in the coming hours as the day that we expected the release of the names of the captives uh by uh, how much do these really aside, these really monitor will start preparing for receiving the cop, they've been approved for the release of how often and for the people are going to start coming to this area. people are going to come to this area gather at this point. this is the closest that we can get. students are in boxes, we're about half kilometers, 700 meters, from where these really military is currently

it will see the full withdrawal of israeli forces from the philadelphia cargile. now that's the border area with egypt. this close was a stumbling block. so in previous efforts to reach an agreement, then the final stage, well, it will focus on a long time reconstruction, sometimes the gauze and the exchange of bodies of the deceased. well for more on all of this home, the son who joins us live from oman and jordan, that's because he's ready. government has banned all just there from a pricing there, as well as in the occupied west bank. so we're now hearing that these ready cabinet will be convening on friday. what more do you know? well, according to reports within is really media. the issues at hand that were outstanding . the ones that were mine are that still needed a little bit of clare of clarification. those have reportedly been solved with benjamin netanyahu, whose office released that statement saying that there were big issues that some us was back tracking on. while the group had said that that simply wasn't the case. but premier's office also said tha

again, they refused to when israel refused to open the next room, cargile, when the card was finally opened those tens of thousands of people from gauze that was finally able to enter and go back to the news. that's when they released this this, but they tolerate the number as opposed to gave, giving the names. now us is ready. intelligence says that that number coincided with a number that they had. and then now informing relatives off those. they believed there is a danger for that well being. and so we are expected to now see 3 people being released this week at 3 people again on saturday. and they all going ahead with the deal as planned north on out to 0. i'm on. and israel has confirmed that age of the 33 is really captives. you to have been released in the 1st phase of a ceasefire. jail are dead. that means $25.00 will be freed in the initial stage. and you don't keep ride westbank and is really striking a vehicle has killed 2 people. the a tank was carried out in the north stands refugee camp into cram, come off as described it as an assassination, saying one of those keels w

and as promised at the is ready, officials have opened, posit that next room cargile in order to allow people to code via rashid straight to the north, and also some solid dean road where they will be checked. but this time by american security officials, as opposed to is ready now by having to have a complete withdrawal. but let's just a robot to friday. this is a really important day. and argo, yes, food is centered to all of this. she is and it's really captive. now these rates are saying she's a civilian box. the people who have her that'd been holding her in gaza. it's nomic g had a saying, she's not, she's actually a soldier and they wanted to sort of have a more palestinian prisoners. now israel did go ahead as time with releasing posting in prison. those 200 of them on assess to however, they then refuse to open the next room cars. ok the using this as leverage in order to get all the who released as possible. they say, well this would be a civilian batch followed by the soldiers. and then followed by the sick and wounded folks to baptist will be released this week. there will

what's become known as a philadelphia cargile that's in the south of guns a just along the rough abode with egypt. so as far as we know, this is still continuing. costs are also put out a statement just before is routed, saying this will continue and they of course out the media says along with egypt and the us. all right, thanks so much laura honda from? i'm 9 in jordan. and why that cash flow is that the outer sheet straight and a speaking to palestinians. returning to northern garza, i'm talking to over the last year. this really is where i was brought us. thing is americans their way back home. the last, the terrorist leave behind. what are we all, what's missing? here is a scene or me. you and you'd have seen all happened this on joy uh, thousands of on the students are finally coming back home, full of a saw something vase to making their home for the loving. god bless you, it tells us about a scene is at the moment, watching the cost on the road to the novice dogs to a min them and the new one is coming back from come eunice. ah, jenny was very difficult, very time sensitive. yo

so in cargile, it is what has now finally kept that process a deal that they from rashid street and a couple of kilometers to the east. they have taken down much the military infrastructure. they have withdrawal and much of the minute treat from dash, but they will see at the supposed to see a full withdrawal on the 22nd day of the deal. and as a correspondence said earlier, we will then on the 42nd day following into the 2nd phase of the deal. see the federal withdrawal often from the what's being known as a philadelphia card, told us in self concepts in russia, along the egyptian border to see the fullest ready withdrawal from that bus. as i said before, this is an incredibly tents and fragile do. and as you've seen just from the past few days, you know, just one person can read a, have this gentleman of effect affect everyone. and this, this effect, obviously, we've seen policy is paying the price. and of course, the account is also paying the price of this dispute, and a thank you so much of a little bit this laura con for us in a month with joining us, i once again is you to is t

guest: it was james cargill who had a piece in the new york times that said it wasn't always is about the economy and democrats got away from the and need to get back to it. martha pointed to a few very interesting policies and it's up to democrats to find a way to tell that story and present that agenda to the public. one of the problems they had was one of the big programs they passed was a $42 billion universal broadband program that it took so long to get the money out that no people were connected. those kinds of frustrations, whether it is infrastructure projects or broadband projects, the democrats weren't able to find a cohesive economic message. and inflation just ate them up the way it has eaten up incumbents across the world. getting back to that end who will look out for the middle class will be the big question for the next 2-4 years. yes, there are absolutely people who believe too much time was spent on cultural issues. but, remember that a lot of times, you are trying to turn out your base. if you think your voters are motivated by these issues, that's the issues you w

james cargill is still mad i don't know why he gets to keep his job as god called lizard.razy. i think that america has gave trump a mandate as who else has a mandated? mayor pete. >> greg: saw that one coming. >> okay. >> i think people are sick of being broke. now i lied to. why are you still broke? i have a huge gambling problem. what did you gamble on? success. >> mandate because he is gay. >> greg: thank you for that. >> just check my point out there we are big fans of homosexuality. >> i am on the fence. >> so are a lot of homosexuals but for a different reason i might add. >> greg: kat, i don't know where i'm going with this but you were still pregnant and good for you. producing a human being to add to this planet. or you excited? isn't it interesting watching these democrats go maybe i should listen to the sky? >> i'm sure some of it will be good and some of it i will not like. i'm somebody who would just depends on the issue. i don't hate trump, i'm not on the other side where i think everything he has ever done is perfect and i'm sure going forward it will be th

guest: it was james cargill who had a piece in the new york times that said it wasn't always is aboutconomy and democrats got away from the and need to get back to it. martha pointed to a few very interesting policies and it's up to democrats to find a way to tell that story and present that agenda to the public. one of the problems they had was one of the big programs they passed was a $42 billion universal broadband program that it took so long to get the money out that no people were connected. those kinds of frustrations, whether it is infrastructure projects or broadband projects, the democrats weren't able to find a cohesive economic message. and inflation just ate them up the way it has eaten up incumbents across the world. getting back to that end who will look out for the middle class will be the big question for the next 2-4 years. yes, there are absolutely people who believe too much time was spent on cultural issues. but, remember that a lot of times, you are trying to turn out your base. if you think your voters are motivated by these issues, that's the issues you will tu

guest: it was james cargill who had a piece in the new york times that said it wasn't always is aboutconomy and democrats got away from the and need to get back to it. martha pointed to a few very interesting policies and it's up to democrats to find a way to tell that story and present that agenda to the public. one of the problems they had was one of the big programs they passed was a $42 billion universal broadband program that it took so long to get the money out that no people were connected. those kinds of frustrations, whether it is infrastructure projects or broadband projects, the democrats weren't able to find a cohesive economic message. and inflation just ate them up the way it has eaten up incumbents across the world. getting back to that end who will look out for the middle class will be the big question for the next 2-4 years. yes, there are absolutely people who believe too much time was spent on cultural issues. but, remember that a lot of times, you are trying to turn out your base. if you think your voters are motivated by these issues, that's the issues you will tu