most people refer to it as doha, but the formal name of what we refer to doha, the agreement for bringing pleas to the -- peace to afghanistan -- known as the taliban, and the united states. that is the formal name of the agreement. i have a copy. i have been following your testimony closely . i use that term naove with the ambassador, when he testified it before this committee several weeks ago. the entire agreement i think was naove. i think it was poorly negotiated, and i think the two of you with general miller and others, were put in a horrible position by that agreement. i have heard the words from the other side of the aisle, highly partisan hearing, i will tell you, i agree with several of my colleagues that said we are still paying the price for that go to zero decision. we are paying the price around the world. we now see the red sea in its current condition, gaza, hezbollah standing ready. i think, i think what we engaged in, general milley , not so much defending our nation, i believe the mission of the united states military is to break things when our national interest requi

that was the doha deal?> as i recall, seven conditions the united states signed up for an eight conditions the taliban signed up for and you wrapped up most of the key ones. it was an explicit things which had to go -- 13,000 u.s. troops when it was signed and we went to 8600 and 835 days. >> therefore, with the withdrawal was well underway in january of 2021 after president trump withdrew u.s. forces, notwithstanding concerns about the taliban apart just behavior. correct? >> the withdrawal was absolutely underway the drawdown of forces was underway , correct. >> i don't have time but i would like to do a complete investigation, that is what our committee has the responsibility to do so we can be transparent with the american people on everything that took place in the 20 years in afghanistan. not just one piece, but everything. if we are serious and not playing politics with this issue. i yelled back. >> the afghanistan commission has been commissioned to look at the last 20 years and the purpose of this i

that exclusive interview is next from doha. this is bloomberg. ♪ and they're all coming? who are still with us, yes. grandpa! what's this? your wings. light 'em up! gentlemen, it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. this is bloomberg daybreak europe. i'm tom mckenzie in london. global stocks rally with the s&p 500 hitting a record high as cooler u.s. inflation reinforces bets on fed rate cuts. slovaka's prime minister in hospital after attempted assassination in broad daylight. the shooting of prime minister phoenixo. -- fico. putin is in china looking for backing from xi jinping in his war against ukraine. european futures looking to build on gains and up . 2%. the s&p above 5,000 for the first time. that's a record. nasdaq futures looking to gain 35 points after the tech led rally of yesterday. cross asset, 10-year bench mark yields. currently at 4 . 31 on the 10-year yields. the bloomberg index softness, the cat i've dropped on the back of that data. copper in focus for us still. gaining 1.4% also and iron ore also getting a left. let's get back to the qatar economic forum

following the shuttle movements of the head of the american intelligence of a william pens, but from doha to egypt. and what are to guarantee and to avoid any collapse abuse ongoing negotiations. all right, thank you very much. and by the way, i misspoke earlier, i said that almost delegation had left. that's not quite the case. they are due to leave. we believe shortly. a topic of resume reporting there from rough. uh thank you very much. let's go to bernard smith, who's joining us from ramallah in the occupied westbank. bernard on your end. what are is really authorities saying about the ceasefire talks? it seems like i'm austin. israel have never been as far apart as they are now, because the main demand is by us to end the war and is realize pretty clearly saying, no, you know, that seems to be something of a stalemate with both sides and in friends and entrenched positions. i must stick into that demand that they want an end to the war, hold on to the war and the withdrawal of israeli forces, regardless of policy means go back to their homes, particularly in the north of gaza and isr

he's making an emergency trip to doha for a meeting with the country prime minister to try and salvage these talks, as well as well. sol as to gyptian website. that is suggesting there's still something to be something worth fighting for that might still be the opportunity for a deal, but he seems to be very, very delicately balanced. we know, of course, how much insisting on a full is right and then to the war and a full, his way, riley withdrawals. the palestinians couldn't return to their homes, particularly the north of gaza. and israel say, i'm just not going to happen. and then yahoo determined, he says, to destroy how much is capabilities to strike back at israel. netanyahu still hasn't got the senior leadership of how much yet. he's determined to go ahead. he says with an operation in rock but as of a truce, the short sci fi, but how much is being offered is all it seems these riley is willing to offer at the moment. okay, bernard standby, please. i want to come back to you in just a moment, but since the us is involved in mediation on these talks, i want to go to washington dc

let's go 43 degrees for us in doha, on thursday. and we're also seeing that pre monsoon heat build in a big way through buckets on many spots, close it in on 50 degrees, including jacob. a bad, i do think you'll get there and potentially rival your hot is may day on record or get pretty close. now for the other side, with the border things are heating up in northwest india as well, including for punjab state. so for i'm, it's are you to could close in on 50 degrees and that could be good enough for a may record. and then we've got our bond to range impacting southern india over $27000.00 photographs of dead and tortured civilians. have you seen the photo so and in the prosecutor ulton did traditional investigation for disappearance, torture and crimes against humanity in the final part of the series, which is 0 follows the fight for justice through the courts. fairly straightforward in terms of establishing command responsibility as families and a lawyer space, a terrible deal in the search for the truth. the lost souls of syria. no

minister from doha. he will be going to israel, where he will have talks with the is really prime minister. now this is just an indication of the concern within the biden administration about the hurdles it is trying to overcome in getting some form of sci fi agreement between the various parties. the by the end of the ministration has been putting pressure on a mouse via kata. and at the same time who's trying to put pressure on israel, in terms of getting to some kind of agreement with respect to israel, adobe bite and administration walking a fine line. it has given unqualified support to israel throughout this crisis. and it is well aware of the fact that it cannot be seen to be publicly prescribing to israel how it conducts its foreign policy. so although behind the scenes, the u. s. is no doubt pressing israel to come to some form of agreement. it will not be seen to be doing so publicly because it is concerned that it might have the opposite results. so the us in, in a bit of a bind here, there's

loss trucks reshape the industry, counting the cost on out as era, the hello i'm, i am the wising and doha, just a quick look at the main stories. now, is there any forces are expanding attacks on causes region of rough uh, a huge plumes of smoke that was seen over the biggest city in the south. more than a 100000 palestinians have fled the area in just 5 days. the united nations is saying these righty all me take over the roof of border crossing, is crippling humanitarian operations. unit, such as food supplies of foss, running out, and the child, dest must be prevented, have sent us no, no, no, no, no one of the has, we don't know where to go. tell us where to go. is out of my why seeing con eunice, a safe place? are there tense? is there water? is there electricity? is there food and drink? is it a safe place? cause a now has no safe placing it in medical facilities in gaza, south coming under increasing pressure with many patients forced to travel to hong eunice adero above the treatment. but even that of the hospitals of badly damaged and facing must have shortages. aid has not entere

the i money in sight in doha here. tell stories on now does. there is, there any force is a one small lane siege to hospitals in the gaza strip. almost 200 people, patients, their relatives and medical workers. i've been trapped inside the out out the hospital in northern garza since sunday is where the snipers are aiming at the building and the rocket is hit the 5th floor, the army, all safe and fi on the come all odd one hospital forcing stuff and displays palestinians typically hold on the wow, i really do not know what they mean by this. there is no explanation. so the attack or medical facilities, it's out of hubris tethering fibers. these right, these are acting according to the desire and no one is able to hold them to account to allow the hospitable has been deceived by the israelis for 3 days. this patient, for example, has a fractured hip. really, i don't know what to say. i'm set on it. oh does. there it hasn't changed for to it's showing these riley ministry seizing move in a 100 bodies during the 1st raid on el cheapo hospital in g

tom: from paris, then the qatar economic forum is starting in doha today. more than 1000 businesses and government leaders discussing issues dominating the global agenda. let's bring in our middle east africa anchor on the ground. tell us about the key things being discussed on the ground. joumanna: good morning. things will kick off in a couple hours so you can see it is picking up behind me. a bit of a buzz and one of the main themes will be geopolitics. today will be geopolitics heavy. we have a conversation with the qatari prime minister, and the polish president, also very important. general petraeus as well. remember qatar plays a crucial role when it comes to geopolitics in the region in terms of mediating. we spoke about the truce deal, potential truce between israel and hamas. qatar is key but it isn't just geopolitics. economics is front and center. qatar national 2030 vision, saudi vision 2030, where do those economies stand on the implementation of those projects? not a surprise to anyone, the energy transition, many energy see the ozark coming

, he has been in doha talking to the qatari prime minister all day long, is what i have been told. seems strange that the israelis, some israelis are saying this is not the deal we agreed to, that it has been softened in some way. there is an awful lot of chatter about that going on right now. but i would imagine if anybody is completely across every layer of the negotiation, it is the head of the cia. and we don't know what he is saying, but if he's saying this is the deal -- i have heard from other diplomatic sources in delhi that hamas is more or less for unquote agreed to what israel had agreed to, with some very small changes here and there. so that could cover a multitude of details. christian: just a quick final one. a lot of activity today in rafah . israelis saying today they hit 50 targets, another big explosion in the last hour. you can see that in two directions. one, obviously they are softening up rafah for a ground offensive they have said is coming. or you can see it the other way, that they feel time is running out. jeremy: yeah. the americans today, the white hous

this is alger 0, live from doha. also coming up on the program, satellite images show the scale of force displacement and gaza. southern says he, rough uh, the united nations is saying 600000 pallets and.

he had earlier plans to go to israel, but but stayed in doha instead. so no doubt bill burns has been central and trying to get this deal through whether that will actually happen we really have to wait and see, but as one source told becky, the ball is in israel's court, brianna and alex, i should mention we have just learned from an israeli source there reviewing at this point what hamas has agreed to. so they say they are reviewing this and they are working out a response, which obviously is what we are awaiting to see what happens here. alex mark. right. thank you for that reporting on the us role let's go to cnn's nic robertson, who isn't in london. make i know that you have been speaking to your sources as we learn that israel is reviewing this which is not at this point a dismissal. they are looking to see what hamas has agreed to here what are you hearing? >> yeah. and i think it's worth when when we try to analyze what's happening here, it's not just that hamas and israel have positions on this. there are things that katara is one out of the de

let's bring in mohamed moawad, who's managing editor of aljazeera, and with us live from doha.u very much indeed for your time. um, following this vote, mr netanyahu claimed in a statement that aljazeera reporters had harmed israel's security and incited against soldiers and has called your network a hamas mouthpiece. how would you respond to that? uh, these are unfounded, uh, unfounded, uh, baseless- allegations that the israeli government is, is, - unleashing against us. and, uh, this is the least . dangerous action they have taken against al jazeera. we've lost, uh, three colleagues covering l from the front line of this conflict, and they were i targeted by air strikes. so, uh, to be honest, - this is the least dangerous action by the israeli government. - and, uh, um, this is something that we have heard before, - uh, against aljazeera - from the authoritarian regimes in the, in the mena region, in the middle east. - uh, when they shut down offices for aljazeera, - uh, with the aftermathj of the arab spring, uh, this is the, the same, uh, . authoritarian, uh, playbook. and

dubun flight from doha to dublin. dublin airport said emergency services, including police and fire and rescue, met the plane as it landed safely shortly before 1:00 this afternoon. the injuries occurred to six passenger passengers and six crew as they were flying over turkey . well, for the latest turkey. well, for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news common alerts. time. time now, as promised, if i can talk for our headliners . for our headliners. >> thank you ray. hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at the next day's newspapers with three comedians. i'm leo kirsten. tonight i'm joined by the cream of the uk comedy circuit. it's the people's gammon. paul cox and the funniest surviving marx brother. it's kiri marks. >> hey, how are you both doing? >> hey, how are you both doing? >> great. thanks, leo. good to be here on whatever night of the week it is. >> it's sunday night. >> it's sunday night. >> great. thank you. >> great. thank

in the c, i is direct to william burns as arrived in doha for an emergency meeting with cause as prime minister to see if there's a way of preventing the cx. 5 talks from collapsing. bernard smith, i'll just say a re ramallah the occupied westbank, palestine correspondents at tarik assume is in rafa with reaction in gauze that to the see spot tools. the palestinians generally are following closely what is happening on the diction capital regarding the ongoing negotiations to reach trustees, find agreements between how my son is able to have a great sense of optimism within the past couple of days that has been recently dwindled due to the leaks of media reports about the same sticking points between homeless and isabel, regarding the agreement must from its sides, wants to bring a permanent ceasefire on the table while israel wanted to have a temper pose in which they will get the captives and the resume, the flights and ongoing, so this area that has been widely attacked within the past 24 hours is more casualties. and this tool amongst civilians continue to rise consistently as resid

i'll handle is that a j inside story for me, for the back to boy in the whole team here in doha. thank you for watching bye for now. the in japan, the voice also leads to one parent losing only contact with the children. judges usually grunt sole custody to whoever was last, physically with the child, with a new law set to allow the joint custody one. 0, one east investigates japan's parental abductions on i will just the era you will see the caught a duty and a growth using for the p. use a cod to contribute to improving the lives of thousands of projects except the car . and we strive to ensure it reaches its deserving recipients, visit the caught on red crescent. and remember, it's a copy revised wells and increases systems caught on red chris of to 6 weeks. the final phase of india is general elections begins on seeing the fast prime minister now rent remote a is the key to increase has majority of low 10 out and economic concepts. and t cost is ruling b, j, p. follow india is general election analogies era the interrogate the narrative is the u. s. has continued support for

investigation after six passengers and six crew were injured during severe turbulence on a flight from dohaar airways boeing 787 was met by emergency services when it landed shortly after midday on sunday at dublin airport. the incident comes just five days after a 73—year—old man died during severe turbulence on a singapore airlines flight. here are some reactions from passengers on the qatar airways flight after their arrival in dublin. the food trolley was coming down the aisle, and it was just past our seat, bending down asking us what we wanted for lunch when that went up in the air and then toppled over. so there was food coming out of all of the little trays there all over the floor, food of people that were already eating, theirfood had got thrown up into the ceiling on the plane all over the floor. quite a mess left after that. a number of the staff had severe injuries. it was for 10—15 seconds and that was the worst 15 seconds of my life. like, by the god, we are safe. the food was everywhere on the plane because it was the taxi time and i have seen a few people, they were, like,

dubun flight from doha to dublin. dublin airport said emergency services, including the airport police and their fire and rescue departments met the qatar airways flight after it landed safely as scheduled shortly before 1:00 this afternoon. six passengers and six crew were injured when flights showed one seven was flying over turkey . seven was flying over turkey. more than 500 migrants have crossed the channel in small boats this bank holiday weekend. home office data shows that 227 people crossed illegally from france yesterday. it follows another 288 arrivals in five boats on friday. it takes the total so far this year to nearly 10,400. a private school in hampshire says its decision to close at the end of the current term is due to a drop in demand. alton school caters to boys and girls from nursery to sixth form. it says that despite higher demand across the school system, independent schools are in decline. according to independent schools council . independent schools council. average annual fees are around £1

no direct hits or injuries have been reported. 12 people have been injured after a flight from doha toreland have been —— hit turbulence. the flight has landed safely. now it's time for today's sunday episode of newscast. hello, you two. hello. can i introduce you to the new star of newscast electioncast? yourself. no! i'm famously modest, laura. jenny leck. 0h! the realjenny leck. i heard about this. yeah, she's from manchester and her name is actuallyjenny leckie, but her friends call herjenny leck, which means she's perfect as our part—time general election correspondent. so i heard jenny leck the other day on newscast, and i thought, she sounds like a marvellous person. however, i also have quite a strong feeling that anyone calling the general election genny lex should be not allowed to do so. you were wondering in a new modern bbc, what kind of punishment is allowed? yes, exactly. oh, really? because i heard i heard the bosses are thinking of calling the election night programme, jenny leck: nation decides election night programme. that's really hilarious. 0k. anyway, jenny leck

we do have confirmation from al jazeera english, that the c i, a director william burns, is now in doha, ostensibly to meet with before a minister mohammed of the amount of money to talk about how to keep these negotiations on track. how to get is really her most to agree to a temporary cease fire that could involve the swapping of the captives and of prisoners held in his rarely jail, as well as to try to improve the delivery of humanitarian aid into gauze. there's been no official read out from us officials. it is sunday here in the united states, but there was this expectation going in so that we can talk that things were making some progress. and there was indeed problem. jordan that there for us in washington dc. thank you, rose. well, let's now find out what's happening on the grounds and bring into are a couple is there and he's in southern garza target when you and i spoke last night, we were talking about how hopeful people, why that, that there might be some kind of a breakthrough how would people receiving today's news? well, the main focus right now, just as it for the vast

is there a lie from doha also coming up and gone, so we speak to palestinians who say they fail hubs by the protest, set us campuses and around the world columbia. and president gustavo petra.

in april, in the capital of kator, doha , lists of twenty-nine children were recorded who are now living are working on their reunification with loved ones in ukraine, as well as 11 children living in ukraine, their relatives are waiting for them in russia. today's meeting is precisely the result of these agreements. let me remind you that during the entire period of the special military operation we managed to reunite 70 children with their relatives in ukraine, and six children returned to their families. what problems primarily concern residents of remote rural areas, and most importantly, how they are solved, a big conversation in makhachkala, the all-russian coordination council of commissioners for human rights is taking place there, representatives of regional authorities, deputies, senators are participating, tatyana moskalkova addressed the audience via video link , she noted that every year she receives about a thousand requests from rural residents, mostly people talk about the lack of central water supply, gas, and shortages. this is exactly how many children with rare and se

this is the news life from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes is ready. we'll play into that targeting refuge accounts across gaza strike . and alan is there. it's kills at least 20 people cracks and israel's will. cabinet senior minister penny gowns threatens to resign. unless the government presents a post will strategies for garza and the 70 people have died off the flash floods. devastated thoughts of central. i've done this down and on this, these french forces launched a major operation in the pacific terrace street. and you called at the welcome to the program. we begin in gaza, where the is really ami is intensifying. it's at ground attacks from the north to the south at the strip in central gallons a, an overnight strike on a home and the out and is, there is refugee count killed at least 20 people women and children were among the dead on the injured. and we've been taken to our actual hospital in darrow, by the it is rarely forcible say bone to a shelter in giovanni, a refuge account in the north killing at least 12 palestinians, and enduring 2

this is a news line from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. civilian homes targeted. yes, again is really strikes, hit 7, gaza at least 7 palestinians have been killed by the state in the discovery. well press freedom cries, owners palestinian janice that we're facing on israel view on golf. u. s. president joe biden, defense police action on university campuses, while students to mount an end as wells move on, gosh, on the spine. please cross down. students continue to protest across the united states. cooling for universities to develop, divest from the hello welcome. we begin this news out in southern gall, so where is riley strikes of killed at me, 7 palestinians in a residential area. north of rafa. a family home in the area was targeted. israel has increased its forming campaign in. i'm around rafa despite international pressure not to launch a military offensive on the city. $91.00 and a half 1000000 displays palestinians all currently seeking shelter in russia off to fling israel's attacks elsewhere in gaza. that's great to tarry, couple of zoom, he joins lie

he's talking back to doha. and this is quite significant because we were expecting the announcement to be made over the brakes to inquire if there was a going to be a breakthrough in the tools that didn't happen. that didn't happen so far. and then he's here. we do understand that this is going to be a moment where he's going to have a friend conversation with the categories about what's next. what i need to do about not this is sandra trying to work out a deal. it could be about the future of the tv itself and katasha involvement as a key mediator. and this conversation is going to be extremely important because todd has made it clear from the beginning of this uh uh, from when they were off to the possible the mid day of the agreement that they have to be a genuine palace broke up. they have to look into, they are supposed to be to look into the demands of both bosses. they'll try to narrow the differences. over the last few weeks, the narrative has shifted into model. there is a deal, how much has to accept

twelve people have been injured — 8 of whom taken to the hospital — after a flight from doha to dublinrbulence. remembering the songwriter behind disney's most iconic tunes. richard m sherman dies at the age of 95. now on bbc news — it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. southampton are back in the premier league — they get the better of leeds, to return to the top flight at the expense of their rivals. i am here in central manchester, the fa cup final didn't go to plan but there is still plenty for manchester city to celebrate in victory parade. and despite this huge crash at the start of the race, it's no place like home for charles leclerc in monaco. also coming up on sportsday... no nonsense from alcaraz — who leaves qualifier wolf feeling sheepish on the opening day of the french open. hello there and welcome along to sportsday, where it's southampton who are celebrating a return back to the premier league tonight, after tense, and nervy victory over leeds united in the championship playoff final at wembley. leeds themselves were looking to get

investigation after six passengers and six crew were injured during severe turbulence on a flight from dohaing 787 was met by emergency services when it landed shortly after midday on sunday at dublin airport. the incident comes just five days after a 73—year—old man died during severe turbulence on a singapore airlines flight. stay with us here on bbc news and keep up to date with all your business news at bbc.com or on the news app, including more on the severe turbulence incident that involved a singapore airlines flight last tuesday. you're up to date for now. thanks for your company. hello from the bbc sport centre. let's start with tennis because it is day two of the french open and it's so far so good for the big names in early action in a drizzly paris. top seed iga swiatek is bidding for a fourth title in five years at roland garros and underlined herfavourites tag with a crushing 6—1, 6—2 victory over home qualifier lolia jea njean. swiatek wrapped up the win in just 61 minutes to setup a mouthwatering second round clash with unseeded four—time grand slam champion naomi osaka. num

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ready ready hello, on elizabeth donovan. doha, with the top stories on al jazeera, is rob has continued attacking it offline and southern gauze with the spot that you ins, top court, ordering it to stop the defense of the strikes of, of water that the all should boot a refugee camp. and near the crazy hospital that will also attack some central gaza with 6 people killed near the why the guns a bridge. and the north of the strip is really false, is advancing into jabante a trying to take control of the refugee camp. the flashing there has intensified during the past 2 weeks on the south. shady supports from giovanni of refugee camp as the into the situation is very difficult for everyone. here in japan, the refugee camp and in the northern areas of the gaza strip. these really military ground operation is being expanded by the occupation, forcing the citizens and displaced people to leave the areas in that i'll lose a lot here areas the people who have left the eastern positive to buy the account of allusions, paid law here. and now being forced to leave again after 2 weeks of this now t

so the or hello i'm, i am the mazda in doha, couldn't main stories. now, is there any minute, trans ordered or residents and displaced people to leave the east? the neighborhoods of rough uh, gauze. as the southern most city, it says tens of thousands of palestinians, most, most of the on the last, the area near the coastline, had of what it says will be the use of extreme force. nearly one and a half 1000000 palisades have been sheltering and rough off of these right. the military force, the mouth of northern and central gaza. meanwhile, strikes have continued to back to the city, including eastern rasa, which the order to leave applies to student demonstrations against israel is long garza anal spreading exit on cambridge university, students in the u. k. of set up their writing countenance similar to those we've seen on campuses across the us, canada in front, organize the sites in solidarity with palestinians and that they intend to keep the camp open for an unknown number of days. us and our, all the headlines, rushes as is preparing some militar

uh, mazda official said, a delegation representing the group would return to doha for further consultations . after meeting with us, egyptian and guitar mediators is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed to launch a ground offensive into the southern city of rossa palestinians, in that city, tensely wait for what might happen next. as these datsuns watch the destruction of the neighborhood negotiations that we determine the future of taking place. a few 100 meters, though, we entitled that assumption of dogs for the sci fi d has ignited for many longing to return home. i'm going to see if there's a great sense of how open anticipation as we have longed for months for the negotiations to succeed. so we an old at this place, people can go back home while you're in for stability and bringing an end to the will and the destruction we have witnessed knows that we're very hopeful god willing we will rejoice when we return home, even if we remain in attend like this one, but what matters if we return to our homes there's not. 5 many hope i see fide wood in the bombing and allowing foo

no direct hits or injuries have been reported. 12 people have been injured after a flight from doha sufferedbulence for the qatar say the fight landed safely, this after a man died on a flight but severe turbulence last week. not on bbc news it is time for sportsday. —— now on bbc news. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. southampton are back in the premier league — they get the better of leeds, to bounce back straight into the top flight at the expense of their rivals. iam here i am here in central manchester, the fa cup final didn't go to plan but there is still plenty for manchester city to celebrate in victory parade. and despite this huge crash at the start of the race, it's no place like home for charles leclerc in monaco. also coming up on sportsday... no nonsense from alcaraz — who leaves qualifier wolf feeling sheepish on the opening day of the french open. in hello there and welcome along to sportsday, where it's southampton who are celebrating a return back to the premier league tonight, after tense, and nervy victory over leeds united in the championship playoff fi

there is they, the political branch was which is uh, based in doha, threatened also like, by the way, to be kicked out of toys that deal sales. um, on the other hand, do you have the military when we have the, i guess in law enough uh, were really fearing for their lives. and rightfully so, because they know that they are not going to get out of this. they know that even if they get exaggerated, if they can voice, they could sneak out of guys and one way or the other. these earliest will hunt them down. and, and, and, and on the other hand, you have a very and big us and we know this and be with the venue minutes. and yeah, what was says, regardless of a deal, we will go into alpha. now these are, is uh, seen to now comply with the idea that part of the population could return to northern gaza. they seem to engage in the americans that they are also willing to sign up for some sort of a cooperation management of gaza. so they wouldn't occupied the gaza strip, but everyone knows in israel, in the region and best in the united states. they've been a many minutes and you all change his m

dana griffin with details. >> reporter: ambulances racing across the tarmac after the flight from dohadublin one showing the cabin in dis disarray food flattered on the ceiling. >> panic everywhere. >> next, we saw the flight attendant go up in the air and come straight back down. >> reporter: the dublin airport says it was overturevert turkey hit turbulence. >> some had scratches on their faces. one girl with a sling on her arm. >> reporter: emergency crews evaluated passengers on the plane in dublin. eight people were taken to the h hospital. >> it was scary. >> reporter: the airline says it is the subject of an internal investigation. this comes after the singapore flight hit severe turbulence one person died of a suspect the heart attack turbulence is common, but this is rare. climate change could cause the number of insurcidents increase heat nation the jet stream vol volatile >> how advanced is this to get a warning this is about to happen? >> it would be a game changer. >> reporter: another game changer? seatbelts. >> it keeps you in your seat and not in the ceiling >> reporter:

i'm us officials said his delegation has returned to doha full for the consultations palestinians in gaza had been pending bay hopes on the outcome of the tools. they hoping that a temporary truce would allow them to return to the homes. but in these royal hopes of fighting that a deal acceptable to both sides can be reached at old demonstrate. is there a divided about the government's military operations and cease fire? if it's the easiest way the protest is demanding, the government push on with its time for a military operation in brussel in southern gaza. many of them are relatives of soldiers killed in the war. they believe a rough are encouraged and is the best way to pressure how much to release these really hostages. it still holds. visiting troops in the central gaza strip is riley defense minister. you'll have gallant, indicated that he agrees with the protest as on the whole, missouri, and there are concerning signals that home us is not planning to accept any deal or agreement with us. issue with the risk you meet on. how much mo, this means in operation and rough, uh, an

achieve a ceasefire with a little bit more leaning heavily into the negatives that could potentially be doha threatening to have spelled from us leadership from guitar. and then on the united states side look tomorrow, in terms of leaning on israel secretary blanket has to present a report to congress entering a very simple question which is, is israel violating international humanitarian law? and it's on flooding, gaza the us presidential, i bought and has condemned anti semitism as a holocaust memorial ceremony. speaking of the capital in washington, polite and warned against the rise in anti jewish sentiment in america during the council in gaza. the on of the memory of the $6000000.00 jewish people noted by the nazis in world war 2 and also announced additional measures as the curb and the anti semitism on us campuses that have recently been rocked by pro palestinian protests. the president jeep drew parallels rather between historical atrocities and the mazda attacks of october. 7th. here we are not 75 years later, but just 7 and a half months later, people are already forgetting alread

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that is the political bureau, which is based in doha. but there is also the combat the leadership based and goes into a $1070.00 and how much decided he's going to have a political bureau of the one who would have to articulate the vision of how much is going to be non. but yes, yes, and one who has a huge leverage over the move at the moment you see someone like how do that, how you're traveling from beta to cairo. you've got the strong site that we're going to have something significant because it is yes. yes. and what is the deputy commander and i want to, i wanted to ask you about the relationship with cos out in the moment, but i did a someone comes and was making the points when we spoke to him earlier. that the responsibility for what happens next, essentially lies with the americans because they acknowledge that homeless has been under pressure from what i'm doing. thinking was saying that us secretary of state that the ball was in the homeless court and they feel they've never made a move their make their, their relinquishing if