about high casualties as well as far as the billions go, with hundreds of 1000 staying humanitarian cordele remaining open. but is right, the troops only able to secure part of that the health ministry overnight saying that another $292.00 people have been killed, hits on hospitals, and will how much rockets find towards the as well then briefly, if you could, israel also says it's open to pauses in guys. what more can you tell us? as this was mentioned in an interview, the white house also saying that this has been mentioned and talks between that and yahoo and bite and bought a complete ceasefire is totally off the table. old hostages would have to be released for that and then yahoo would like to see old hostages released even if there was some sort of temporary truce of types. the pressure the mounts and a lot of pressure coming, not just from a bullet, but also locally because of the hostages held in the hostage families putting the pressure on it and me, i think spend dw, correspond to benson. susan reporting from jersey started the homeless, controlled guys. a health industry says th

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these randy military says it will allow what it calls a quote, self evacuation cordele from the facility on monday, which would enable people to flee to safety in southern gaza was health organization. since thousands of people are currently receiving shelter inside the hospital, come pumped stitching up a head wound by the light of a mobile phone. doctors in hospitals in northern gauze, struggling to save patients. here too, at the i'll, she, for hospital they running out to few water and medical supplies and a vulnerable to the ongoing is really strikes in the area was to be done and the last examiners to pose with a nice you didn't another bravest was that of course we thought it was thought to get the director today until the 24th. we said this in the stuff that goes on to do with kids to tonight there is no service for the video. busy vision and dental, often area israel denies targeting civilians and says that this footage is pre students ministry, provided the al she for hospital with 300 lead to the fuel for its generators. but that it was rejected by him us re offered actually l

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it says the security council cools for urgent and extended humanitarian pauses in cordele throughout the gaza strip. for a sufficient number of days to enable consistent with international humanitarian law, the full rapids safe and unhindered humanitarian access, the united nations, humanitarian agencies, and the implementing partners adama. you're a former un under secretary general. you are familiar with these sort of resolutions written in diplomatic speak written there's one big long sentence. what do you make of what they've actually come up with here? all right, i must say that i'm a bit disappointed for 2 days after the sides trace and this type of the, you know, are coming with that the, so the mission which i found you to and to late the reason being that that has been replaced the page the 1st 5 interrupt gets you and that. and then now asking that does it include contamination of how much that is not what i was expecting. i was expecting to stick with the counselor to read these 10 for the defense team. i proceeded cards to the committee in guys that i was expecting to sti

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the opening of humanitarian cordele is the releasing of hostages, and for a u. n. rapid deployment force to be sent to pasadena areas, as pandora, speaking through officer at all to the shadow tape as well on the international criminal court. saying the organizations, judgements falls short of balance when it addresses other conflicts in the well, a hi minister of israel. benjamin netanyahu was really being the person that has been fueled the silence we see being perpetrated against innocent palestinians. we have said that the i c. c. which was very quick to us when the territory of ukraine was occupied by a russia man now silent at this time because it has palestinian people. we regard this as a double standard. and we do call as the palestinian authority has done on the i c . c, to declare itself on this method and recognize the crime and home that has been caused . the south africa announced on monday that it was a recording is diplomats from israel. and in order to, quote, assess its relations with the country. during the discussion of the national assembly,

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it's hard breaking the military these really minute to have all the humanitarian cordele from the north to the south. so the innocent civilians and go from the north to the south is to define refuge and how must have shot them one by one. today the luxury actually reinforces security to get access to those powers in so that they will not be murdered by how much those are the values of our military. those are the values of our country. we do not want to harm any civilians. we are not with the power stands, but we have to eliminate come us for the safety of israel, for the safety of our families, of our friends, of our children, and also for the safety of palestinians. i appreciate you saying that most high school now i'm grateful that you did say that one international television, that israel is not at war with the palestinians. that israel is at war with how much. i appreciate you clearing that out for us. um, i wanted to ask you um, in recent weeks and haven't, you know, told palestinians to move from the northern part of garza, down to the southern part of garza and people were told t

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now the idea of says it will essentially keep this human is here in cordele open, so civilians kind of actuate, but as the ground in the incursion does pick up pace. well, lo and behold, israel's 5 minutes has come out. once again, dismissing the possibility of any peaceful ceasefire, i want you to know that there is one thing that we will not do. so it will be no ceasefire without the return of our hostages, that they remove it from the lexicon altogether. we save us to both our enemies in our friends. we will just continue until we meet them. we have no alternative. i think today we all understand that as well the policy and health minister reports that over 9700 people have been killed in a month is riley strikes with one and a half 1000000 now displaced in gaza at the children all ga. so it have to pay a heavy price and what we heard from more of the survivors, i was going to share. i was at the street near my house, playing football. when the booming started, i lost my leg. buildings began to collapse. everything began to fall. then i tried to get off and so that i had a stone or

washington post live anchor leanne - post live anchor leanne cordell, great to have you with us. news. let's look at some other stories making news. german police say a gunman who took his four—year—old daughter hostage, forcing the suspension of flights at hamburg airport, gave himself up without resistance. the turkish man had demanded to be allowed on board a plane after a custody dispute with the mother. the spanish authorities say nearly 32,000 migrants have reached the canary islands by sea from west africa this year — the highest number since 2006. since friday more than 700 people have been rescued in the atlantic ocean off el hierro, the smallest of the seven islands. the un says at least 140 migrants have died trying to make the crossing since the beginning of the year. and prince william has begun a four—day visit to singapore. he began the trip touring a rain vortex indoor waterfall and meeting with local residents there. he's there for the annual earthshot price which awards £1 million to five winners for their work developing solutions to environmental problems. you

. >> areas like the gulf of the farallones cordell bank and monterey bay.of them as massive cities in the sea, new research is suggesting we may also need something smaller in the future, maybe closer to a string of airbnbs for conservation because species are moving from these areas. >> larvae are drifting through ocean currents. >> nur arif jamal is a marine conservation scientist at stanford's dory school of sustainable city. his work includes documenting a severe marine heat wave off the coast of mexico. the kind of event that can both threaten marine habitats and push species to migrate and, you know, as climate change is happening, species are moving. >> they're kind of shifting a little bit. their distribution. >> but right now, we've seen about ten of these what appears to be juvenile white sharks in the area. >> recently, the abc seven climate team profiled the unexpected appearance of juvenile great white sharks in monterey bay, much farther north than their normal nursing habitats off southern california. while a similar northward migration by th

i'm joined now my former superior court judge cordell and former prosecutor and cnn legal analyst elie honig. judge, i am so glad you are here with me. it's, kind of, perfect timing for what happened today. when the judge has to tell the defense counsel to control their client, how far out of the scope of what usually happens is that? >> well, first of all, the trump show, not withstanding, the only important person in that entire courtroom, it was not trump. it was the judge. there is no jury here. the judge is the finder of the facts, and the facts are determined by documentary evidence that the judge finds relevant and also testimony from witnesses whom the judge finds are credible. and donald trump did very little, if anything, to bolster his credibility with this judge. so, today, trump's responses were inconsistent, incoherent. they were incriminating. they were irritating. and they were insulting. so, when you take all of that together, this judge really had a lot on his hands. and there are some people, by the way, who say, you know, why didn't the judge rein him in? trump was

areas like the gulf of the farallones cordell bank and monterey bay. but if we think of them as massive cities in the sea. new research is suggesting we may also need something smaller in the future, maybe closer to a string of airbnbs for conservation, because species are moving from these areas, larvae are drifting through ocean currents, nur arif jamal is a marine conservation scientist at stanford dora school of sustainability. his work includes documenting a severe marine heat wave off the coast of mexico. the kind of event that can both threaten marine habitats and push species to migrate. >> and, you know, as climate change is happening, species are moving. kind of shifting a little bit there distribution. >> but right now we've seen about ten of these what appears to be juvenile white sharks in the area. >> recently, the abc seven climate team profiled the unexpected appearance of juvenile great white sharks in monterey bay, much farther north than their normal nursing habitats of southern california. while a similar northward migration by the

japanese were negotiating with cordell lull the secretary of state right up to december 7, 1941. jackie: he does want to strike. that could be the ultimate thing. we'll see. elbridge colby. thanks so much for being here. really scary stuff. brian: such a great stuff, lulling you into a sleepy mode. you have to look what xi is doing think he is probably up to that, jackie. jackie: absolutely he is not coming here to shake hand to have chocolate cake. we'll send it over to charles payne. i heard it is your birthday? charles: yeah. i'm doing okay for 30 39, right? brian: yes. charles: i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking right now, inflation threat wanes, check, market shifting check, strategies adjusted check. do you learn from some of the smartest investors now that the backdrop has changed. kristen kristen bentz details about shoppers. big event this hour, president biden and chinese president xi meeting for the first time in over a year. how tough should our commander-in-chief be? tweet me @cvpayne. i have two powerful guests their observations on this, mary kissel

areas like the gulf of the farallones cordell bank and monterey bay.o need something smaller in the future, maybe closer to a string of airbnbs for conservation because species are moving from these areas, uh- larvae are drifting through ocean currents near arafat. jamal is a marine conservation scientist at stanford's outdoor school of sustainability. his work includes documenting a severe marine heat wave off the coast of mexico. the kind of event that can both threaten marine habitats and push species to migrate. >> and, you know, as climate change is happening, species are moving. they're kind of shifting a little bit. they're distribution. >> but right now we've seen about ten of these what appears to be juvenile white sharks in the area. >> recently, the abc seven climate team profiled the unexpected appearance of juvenile great white sharks in monterey bay, much farther north than their normal nursing habitats of southern california, while a similar northward migration by the predatory california market, squid impacted salmon populations in the

. >> areas like the gulf of the farallones cordell bank and monterey bay.we think of them as massive cities in the sea, new research is suggesting we may also need something smaller in the future. maybe closer to a string of airbnbs is for conservation because species are moving from these areas. >> larvae are drifting through ocean currents. >> neurofibromin is a marine conservation scientist at stanford's dory school of sustainable city. his work includes documents a severe marine heat wave off the coast of mexico. the kind of event that can both threaten marine habitats and push species to migrate. >> and, you know, as climate change is happening, species are moving. they're kind of shifting a little bit. their distribution . >> but right now, we've seen about ten of these. what appears to be juvenile white sharks in the area. >> recently, the abc seven climate team profile oiled the unexpected appearance of juvenile great white sharks in monterey bay, much farther north than their normal nursing habitats of southern california. while a similar northward

the greater farallones cordell bank and monterey bay national marine sanctuaries right off of our coast here in the bay area. there's other marine sanctuaries along the coast of california and southern california and then up in washington and across the pacific. all of these areas are a first level of protection for the sea floor and in addition, more areas that really embrace the muddier zones of the ocean. but we don't really have those documented yet. so understanding where those are and then what protections we can put on those would be the next steps building off of what we've found and what other researchers can add to this research. yeah. >> so is part of the next step here to try to figure out where there are other large carbon reservoirs, either in the pacific or beyond? what what what are you hoping to learn here moving forward? >> absolutely. the more that we can document what the sea floor looks like in terms of its its composition, and if it's muddy, if it's sandy, if it's rocky reef, we can change what or we add or we adjust what what our protections are already in place.

really speaking about the importance of a humanitarian polls and providing and that a manager in cordele. she said what was needed was an extended mandatory and pause to allow for assistance to be nibbled and providing food was a health care shell. shelter and access by to mandatory work is into gaza. seals. so stress the importance of compliance uh uh, to international humanitarian law. she did not say here that stress on who that urging to comply with that low was full though. and she said that the hearts of the group 8 for the casualties, especially for the children, women and the elderly. and she said that what was it? she was quite a success. she's haled at the statements by the jew 74, mrs. as the group, fulfilling its responsibility to the global community. now that being said, the g 7 still has many critics to question its relevance question its leadership in the international community. many people we even have some purchases here in tokyo, say that the group is simply not doing enough as the wealthiest nation, the world. they need to do more to end the war in gaza. and it reall

coast are critical for the continued health of ocean species as areas like the gulf of the farallones cordellmaybe closer to a string of airbnbs for conservation because species are moving from these areas, the larvae are drifting through ocean currents near thermal is a marine conservation scientist at stanford's dory school of sustainability. his work includes documenting a severe marine heat wave off the coast of mexico. so the kind of event that can both threaten marine habitat and push species to migrate. >> and, you know, as climate change is happening, species are moving. they're kind of shifting a little bit. their distribution . >> but right now we've seen about ten of these what appears to be juvenile white sharks in the area. recently, the abc seven climate team profiled the unexpected appearance of juvenile great white sharks in monterey bay, much farther north than their normal nursing habitats of southern california. >> while a similar northward migration by the predatory california market, squid impacted salmon populations in the gulf of alaska. fellow stanford dora researcher