smith is joining us from the country, foreign minister, and doha. what have you been hearing there, bernard? as well, we know that cause a prime minister has been meeting with how much representatives to got to try and get this c 5 deal over the line. we've been here before. busy we've been very, very close to a cease fire dale and it's full. and that the last moment both sides blight, blaming each other. but there is, seems to be some really increased momentum now to best one. and uh, we're expecting what we're told that these we've had these riley's lead a heads of most side and shouldn't batch and still in doha, the americans still have the egyptians in the categories all still, hey old trying to get this deal over the line. emergency meetings with these really coming up because it needs these really cabinet stump of approval as well. so there is this push lates into the night to see if this can be got over the line. but not one would imagine that plus them might be some optimism in the negotiations at the same time, as you rightly say. we have b

c, d a is ready delegation here in doha. the white house has the negotiations on now at a critical point. one of my says the tooks off progressing well is where the media have lead details of the proposed deal, including the exchange of competence for products, taking prisoners. the agreement is set to be implemented in 3 stages, but still israel is escalating as a tank. so gaza with more than $46.00 and a half 1000 palestinians now killed since it launched its devastating war as well. the i'll get to you as president joe biden defended his administration's foreign policy. that's to spite criticisms. conflict in the middle east has escalated because of us to port the israel bite and said a ceasefire dealing cause a is quote, on the brink of being a cheat. and the more retreat is relying on boss or in the break for proposal. laid out in detail, months ago. finally coming to fruition. i spoke to prime minister treasure yesterday. i spoke to a mirror cutter. today. i look forward to speaking with presidency soon. press, the har

the 15 month genocidal on sort of palestinians that and to release is really captives all eyes on doha with talks of finalizing and on finalizing an agreement, on entering the final stage. now, you, as president joe biden has spoken to the amount of casa on the phone, and the white house says we are at a critical point in negotiations. by them is due to give a central speech on his foreign policy best. our we just a few hours ago castle is a may i receive the delegation from a must be also a met invoice, from biden's administration and from the incoming trump administration. but still, as well is escalating, it's a tax on calls, i'm more than 50 people have been killed since don't today, schools, hospitals, and residential homes of a being targeted $1800000.00 people displaced. many of them are on the brink of salvation. the, to correspondence on this story and just a moment will have reaction from the white house with company. how could professor and speak to how to solve it. she's in georgia's capital, a mom. so, and you'll only be home to, we've been seeing some real mental over thi

i've been talking to ruby when he came back from doha last week. ruby. and with aviva segal, who i met with, i mean, i've met met with the hostage families on all of my trips as i've traveled with secretary blinken. bill burns made 19 trips to multiple countries, but 19 separate trips since october 7th, 13 by secretary blinken. and certainly more time spent, a lot of time spent by jake sullivan and more time spent actually in the talks by brett mcgurk, who's been the chief u.s. negotiator at all of these, often with bill burns at his side with the intelligence officials from israel, from egypt and from qatar as well, and galleries and the egyptians dealing with hamas. so it's indirect talks. and after haniyeh was killed in tehran by the israelis, he was the outside man for hamas. the political negotiator. then they had to deal with getting messages to sinwar inside gaza. then sinwar was killed accidentally, but it was done by an israeli hit. and then they realized that they had him. and now it's been his brother, his younger brother, mohammed sinwar, who

this is where, of course, all of the possible breakthroughs potentially happening here in doha, mata, most of the people have cause a topic, never the less low despite these diplomatic efforts, more strikes, more large scale loss of life in the past 24 hours alone. yeah. in fact, uh, neither the food till you say shouldn't continues across many areas and the strength just as it goes to your right now at the bucket ground, the situation is absolutely kalsich following and his belly as try when a group of civilians in a. so why is the town which is only 4 kilometers away from what we are at the moment, 3 civil costs broke casualties and victims from the side of the tack. initial reports that we have from officials in the hospital suggest that 2 civilians were killed in the, in the striking to think of a young boy and thousands of casualties with transferred. we have seen different sorts of being trees. people were injured in the heads and in their fax to, due to the strike they, oh, so i was as we have been hearing from them, they have reported and recounted terrific titles. for this ca

here in washington, but that they are by agreement, they're letting the qataris announce it first in doha, who have really been the go betweens with hamas and who have been the principal point for the negotiations, with participation, of course, from egypt. danielle, you're absolutely right, andrea, and we are being briefed on the fact that this is this is it. >> the deal is done and we are now waiting, as you say, for the mediators in doha. the qatari pm will be holding a press conference. and we await now the official announcement. but to think that this has taken 15 months, when most of those involved in these talks thought that it would take perhaps a matter of days, perhaps weeks, to get all those hostages back. it's taken 15 agonizing months agony for the civilians in gaza who have endured relentless airstrikes, agony for the hostages, who for the most part and presumably have been held in tunnels, and agony for those for the family members of those hostages who, you know, in some cases live just a few miles away from gaza. they go to bed at night, wake up in the morning not knowing

people are more anxious to know more about the are was made in doha as the movie shaders are meeting and tackling or the underlying issues. and the news that come out and everybody is aware now that most of the typical underlying issues and, and, and that, and these are the table have been resolved. and there are more looking into the technicalities of how to apply or implement the agreement in the coming days. everybody's anxious and waiting, but it's still there is this one group of people that keep repeating and saying that the app, the live down so many times in the past. and as of now, as much as they are often mistake, there is still a routing their optimism given all the pos time that there was no seats fired deal . and the vendor very hold that the last time the there was talks about or there were talks about a ceasefire agreement as negotiations were going on and taking place in cairo is really monetary invaded the northern part of the, of the gaza strip met forcing k. it's population is the internal displays, you destroy the majority of its residential buildings, then publi

the sometime mccrae, this is we'll just say we're alive from doha. also coming up for as highly strikes across the gaza strip. i live and people have been killed since don't, and many more remind, trapped under the rubble of the household as quite strikes to bent at least 126 people did. and more than a 1000 tons destroys. and the us accuses sudan some power, military rapids support forces of committing genocide and imposes sanctions on this leda, the serious new administration is ramping up, kohls for the complete removal of us sanctions. foreign minister sod. el chavonee says the latest move by washington to ease restrictions on humanitarian aid should be a step towards all sanctions being lifted. his comments came during a visit to a month where he health talks. shabani has been traveling the middle east showing up support for the new administration in damascus. the so let's go to the jimmy island right. that kind of likes to think children for helping to lift the sanctions imposed on syrians. by lifting functions, the serene academy will recover

welcome to this special edition of the show coming to you from the doha form and cut our where we're talking with victor down the vice president of the center for china and globalization in beijing. i'm so glad you were able to join us today. thank you very much and let me just start out there been a lot of changes in the global topography of leadership over 4000000000 people voted in elections this year. and one of those elections was in the united states. my country and donald trump won that election. donald trump has had a lot to say on china, and he's been very tough on china. but my sense is, china is not freaking out about donald trump. but what is your view of how china sees the coming? trump years, 1st of all, congratulations on donald trump's. when in this presidential election, he actually deserved it. and now he not only has won the presidency of the repub, which is has now be in control of the house as well as the send it. so its sweeping, we for mr. trump as well as the republican policy team a little bit. i mean, not to be too facetious, like one party rule. well, it wo

that being days of discussions between guitar immediate us and the senior is waiting delegation in doha, the white house as negotiations all at a critical point off to my says the tools of progressing well. that's why the media has least details of the proposed deal. and due to the exchange of his way, the captives in golf, a palestinian prisoners. the agreement has that to be implemented in 3 stages, but still as well as escalating attacks on garza, we've moved them 46500 palestinians killed since the status of the war. we use present terabytes and says the sci fi deal is on the brink of being achieved and the war retreat is the mos in the brink, a proposal laid out in detail, months ago. finally coming to fruition. i spoke to prime minister treasure yesterday. i spoke to a mirror cutter. today. i look forward to speaking with presidency, she soon press, the heart closes deal. we have a structure which free the hostages halt. the party provide security israel and allow us to significantly search you. mandatory assistance to the palestinians. suffered terribly and as for ma started, the

these 5 deal being negotiated in doha. really a who's rides, colleagues, security minister to my bank is a cold. the proposed sconces, say 5 plan, a disaster is kind of the deal that is taking shape is a surrender deal to how much, therefore, i call them my friends bets. a little smoked rich to join me and cooperate in working against the middle mike jewish empower party does not have the power of love to prevent the deal put together. it is possible that we can go to the prime minister and tell him that if he passes the deal, we will resign from the government. i stress that if we become more in the opposition, we will not bring down that on you. whose government, but joint cooperation is the only way to prevent the surrender deal. there's no terrible deal and to ensure that the deaths of hundreds of soldiers and those in vain. so here's a reminder of what is ready media have leaks of the potential cx, 5 deal, which will reportedly be implemented in 3 stages. in stage $153.00 is where the captives being held and gas that

welcome to this special edition of the show coming to you from the doha form and cut our where we're talking with victor down the vice president of the center for china and globalization in beijing. i'm so glad you were able to join us today. thank you very much, and let me just start out there been a lot of changes in the global topography of leadership over 4000000000 people voted in elections this year. and one of those selections was in the united states . my country it's and donald trump won that election, and donald trump has had a lot to say on china. and he's been very tough on china. but my sense is, china is not freaking out about donald trump. but what is your view of how china sees the coming trump yours? first of all, congratulations on donald trump's. when in this presidential election, he actually deserved it. and now he not only has won the presidency or the republicans have now to be in control of the house, as well as the send it. so it's sweeping. we for mr. trump as well as the republican policy team a little bit. i mean, not to be too facetious, like one party ru

and also coming up more death and misery in the gaza strip as mediators in the guitar and capital doha. say they are close at the end of a to a cease by day of south grades and page president units and p. o is arrested off the weeks long stand off. he says he complied with police to avoid blood shed some in body bags of his body alive, but thousands are still trapped on the ground. in a disuse south african goldmine, the how they welcome to the program as well has launched as strikes on the janine refugee camp in the occupied west buying killing at least 6 palestinians. the palestinian red crescent says others have been injured in the raid. witnesses say at least 3 missiles were fired, to salute has moved from amman. jordan, she's that because israel has bandages era from operation in the country. a several palestinians has been killed after these really military carried out a drone strike in the janine refugee camp. they say it was coordinated with addition, beth israel, internal security agency, but they refused to give further details or comment any further, but it's really media is

this is a news live from doha. coming off in the next 16 minutes. concerned that wall size in california will continue to grow with wins, expected to pick up again. 16 people all dead. and the valve and the smoke filled skies of, of los angeles. west fires are still fighting hundreds of thousands of people at the, the back you waited on forecast. the site, the winds are about to take off a lot. no was safe. the school housing displays, palestinians is hit, spine is really strong. like in northern gauze or killing a facilities on a recap to is a key town in to 0 space. the power ministry rosette says the spies is fall from and off the 100 days in office. next goes president faces challenges including crime and the economy. and in sports are small, continue their quest for a for a stroke in 5 years. they begin their f. have campaign on sunday. the gunners take on defending champions and old rivals. manchester united her looking for their 1st when in 6 matches the how they welcome to the program 5 for lunches in los a

the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, this is in use our own alger 0 for the bad people, live in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. mo, diplomacy in damascus, italy's horn minutes, the calls for the lifting of sanctions. as a whole stalks with his syrian counterparts is arouse bombardment of guys i shows no sign of ending a new report suggests the death toll could be significantly higher than officially recorded. it is a nightmare. this is just i, it's, this isn't real. you never think it's going to happen to you and then it does rise of and same parts of los angeles return home to assess the damage from why fi is that have killed 10 people. also this our over launches a boat hailing service and ending administered cache me, but it's not been smooth sailing for everyone. on joining casual school with the school, just defending champions round the trades set top a spanish super cup final with boss hello. not up to the rushing you. the thank you for joining us. it's elise for administer is in syria to show support for a peaceful transition of power after the fall of bush on a side. and ton

president—elect trump's middle east envoy, along with president biden�*s envoy, if not already in doharead into that? i heading to do half. what do you read into that?— read into that? i don't know, that have — read into that? i don't know, that have been _ read into that? i don't know, that have been so _ read into that? i don't know, that have been so many i read into that? i don't know, that have been so many full| that have been so many full storms _ that have been so many full storms about the idea of a piece _ storms about the idea of a piece here. we have been told very— piece here. we have been told very times —— many times that a victory— very times —— many times that a victory as— very times —— many times that a victory as is— very times —— many times that a victory as is around the corner _ victory as is around the corner. credit to those who have — corner. credit to those who have kept both parties talking, credit— have kept both parties talking, credit to — have kept both parties talking, credit to those who have developed the momentum and goodwill. but i don't see what is

if 3 quite hard to define exactly what's happening behind closed doors in qatar, in doha.positive signals it seems like from all parties. as you mentioned, the phone call between president biden and prime minister benjamin netanyahu last night is being seen as a positive development. israeli intelligence chiefs stayed in qatar over the weekend to continue negotiations there. again that is being seen as a positive development. we heard last night that prime minister benjamin netanyahu was meeting with some of his cabinet colleagues, ministers who are opposed to a deal, who want the war to continue and want in fact to resettle gaza. we understand he was trying to persuade them not to resign from the government. it seems like he is doing the work politically inside israel in order to pave the way for a deal but we don't know exactly when it might come. obviously president biden�*s term finishes in a week and behind all of this there is a threat from the incoming president trump that if some sort of deal isn't reached before he takes office then all hell will be unleashed. so

a breakthrough was reportedly reached in doha after midnight following talks between israel's spy chiefsesident—elect trump's middle east envoy and the prime minister of qatar. it comes as president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu held talks over the phone for the first time in three months. our middle east correspondent emir nader is in jerusalem and gave the latest details on the ongoing ceasefire negotiations in qatar. it ceasefire negotiations in qatar. , ., ., qatar. it is quite hard to define exactly _ qatar. it is quite hard to define exactly what - qatar. it is quite hard to define exactly what is i define exactly what is happening behind closed doors in qatar, in doha. but we are receiving positive signals, it seems like, from all parties. as you mentioned, the phone call between president biden and prime minister benjamin netanyahu last night is being seen as a positive development. the israeli intelligence chiefs stayed in qatar over the weekend to continue the negotiations there and again that was being seen as a positive development. we heard last night t

at the doha for him. great to be with steve as i thank you. so what's the bottom line? there is a theory in political science called the madman theory. basically, we're a powerful leader act. so one predictably, and so we're rationally, it is behavior encourages rivals and even allies to just get out of the way. ronald reagan was seen as someone more aggressive and more unpredictable than his predecessor jimmy carter. so before reagan came to the white house, iran released the american hostages that it had taken during your ronnie and revolution. 444 days before. trump seems to think he can work the same dynamic with a mouse and is real. no one knows if it will work, but what we do know for sure is it even if the hostages are released. and even if a ceasefire is reached, the terms won't be ideal for the palestinians. the in balance of power is just too great. and the historical injustice is that the palestinians live under aren't going away with donald trump for without. and that's the bottom line. the january analogy is the, the price of piece analyzes the failure of t

announcement, which is supposed to be from the qataris, the main mediators in this negotiation in dohawe might hear an announcement soon, maybe an hour or two hours, talking about the progress they have made in the talks. we understand that all the issues have been solved and now it's just the final touches, the technical details are involved. two teams, a team of negotiators from hamas and from israel, they are in the same building, conducting indirect talks. and they are very close to an announcement and they believe that the deal is imminent. talk us through what you know about how the deal would work. i think it's three stages. the first stage, 42 days where hamas would release 3a israeli hostages, including women, children, sick people, and also female soldiers. in exchange, israel would release about 1000 palestinian prisoners, including 200 people who are serving 15 years or more in prison. but most important for the people of gaza, abouti million people who are displaced about a year ago, they would be allowed to go back to gaza after about one week of the deal starting. some o

well as war on gauze, or at least the captives are in the final stages. totes are being held here in doha with tory mediations, us officials from us representative. and the scene is where any delegation capital is 5. ministry says the deal is close and south korean police are attempting to carry out some arrest warrant for the impeach president unit. so kill the president was impeached on suspended last month. talk to you briefly to class marshall 5, i says animals obviously is counting in the us and preparing for another round a powerful wins as they continue to buy for a while. 5, the policies blaise is still the largest with any 17 percent contained in spring funding for a week. on monday, another 5 broke out to a neighboring venture. a county north west of l. a. funding more evacuation order's life threatening and destructive and widespread wins are a already here for this significant wind event. we're taking in aggressive lean for past year and the early up, the a staff all available resources, strategically placing fire patrols and engines in the unimed pack did high fire risk areas

he wasn't in the negotiations, but he was shuttling back and forth in doha. of course, the hostage families all along, the american hostage families are so eager to see the surviving hostages. but knowing that, as ruby khan and others have said today, that they are waiting and hoping for the remains also to be released and not happy. frankly, they're happy for the hostage families, the americans who are getting their kids, you know, home or their people at home. keith siegel, 65 years old, aviva's husband. we all know him and know him through her. she herself being held hostage initially and then released. but there is tremendous sadness on both sides, israel and gaza, and hope that this could be the beginning of something different. mr. let's tap into some of that emotion now. andrea, thank you. i want to bring in andy alexander. he's the father of american hostage aiden alexander. audie, thank you for being with us. thank you. lester, tell me what you're feeling right now. actually, i'm very happy and grateful that finally, finally, this deal is being seale

i didn't know what to do. >> while talking with ms mix trainees, dieting comes up a lot doha go. >> doha go. >> what do you want to eat? >> i really like pizza and. bakery on my command, the diet. >> is it some set rule that you help them with or how does that work? >> the diet is meant to develop their visual esthetic that will show up well on on camera music video cameras can really alter the way you look like a movie shot, shot, shot. we provide them with roasted chicken and boiled eggs and things like that. >> there's not a lot of food that they're eating. >> they're eating enough. and so that's where i think the k-pop thing is interesting because now that it has more recognition in the west, the west tries to like, impose their ideals of like what life should be like. and it's like, why this is korea. and i'm not saying that korea doesn't have its own issues, but korea is going to function the way korea functions. >> it's definitely partially cultural. korea has intense beauty standards. >> did you weigh 100 pounds? >> i was never 100 pounds, but i was always one of 5 to 115. >> but

doha. kyung lah. >> a 25 year old sulli.ber liu's bandmate in ph, took her own life in 2019, the same year she recorded this. >> and other. song from what happened with sulli. >> i honestly, i don't know. i don't know. >> there was also kim jong hyun, the leader of a pop band called shinee. in 2017, goo hara of the girl group kara in 2019, and most recently suicide was suspected in the death of moonbin of the band astro in 2023. there's been a lot of high profile suicides. do you understand? >> i think i could understand, and i remember saying this to my friend and she was shocked. when you're you feel alone and no one understands you and just they're too busy criticizing you and talking about you, and no one just gets you, you know? but i think just having good people around you is the most important thing. >> korea in general has an extremely high rate of youth suicide. >> it is a nationwide problem. suicide has been the leading cause of death of south korean youth since 2017, and the country has had the highest suicide ra

it has spoken out while he was on his diplomatic trip to doha. he said that the new administration is urging the united states to lift the sanctions entirely because they are now working against the new administration, trying to re establish the country. and they're saying that what was once put in place against us as brutal regime is now standing in the way of any sort of rebuilding process that could lead to a prosperous state. so what they're hoping to accomplish here today is the meeting with both counterparts. but also trying to send a message to not only the region but to the west, but this is a new syria. this is a new government who is involved and that they do want those sanctions lifted in order to import more food to get more humanitarian aid more relief as they see fit . and with those sanctions still in place, despite easing them just a little bit, they say it's still not enough. no range of sanctions mostly imposed by western countries on threatening the recovery of serious economy. often any 14 years of civil war. shortly optimized

so say 5 talks, discussions have been ongoing in doha between guitar remediation is and to sonya is rarely delegation for several days. now, details are emerging with is riley media reporting that the president exchange deal will be implemented in 3 separate stages. let's get more from home to salute. she joins us from jordan's capital of mine because as well as band, they'll just say we're from operating in the country on the 5th. what can you just tell us exactly what we're hearing from as well right now as well, there is some optimism, but it is quite cautious within the is really scope. there been several officials who have been leaking to is really media saying that there is progress that is being made. benjamin netanyahu does want this deal done, but there are still impediments. you also have israel's opposition liter, yet you're the pete who said he spoke to a couple of the officials who briefed him on these negotiations. who said that how much is also interested in this deal and they're not going to stop it. but be interesting factor here is going to be benjamin netanyahu, who's ha

is there any delegation here in doha? the white house is a negotiations. and now at a critical point, while i'm us says the folks are progressing well. is there any media? heavily details of the proposed deal, including the exchange of captives for palestinian prisoners. the agreements tend to be implemented in 3 stages, but still is around this. the escalating is attacks on gaza. more than $46.00 and a half 1000 palestinians now killed since it launched as devastating war going us present. joe biden defend it has and ministrations call them. policy that's to spike criticisms. conflicts in the middle east has escalated because of us support for israel fight. instead of sees 5 dealing, gaza is on the brink of being achieved, or more of a trade is running on us. or in the brink proposal laid out in detail, months ago. finally coming to fruition. i spoke to prime minister treasure yesterday. i spoke to a mirror cutter. today i look forward to speaking with presidency. she soon refreshing heart closes deal. we have a structure which free the hostages halt. the

sending a high level delegation to doha to join the negotiations. i'm the salute is following developments from jordan's capital i man, because as well as bonded out to 0 from operating inside the country is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has announced that he's sending a high level of delegation to the country, capital doha, to meet with mediators in hopes of securing a ceasefire deal. now this delegation will be made up of the head of israel's most not, that's the extra no security agency machine, but the internal security agency and the representative from these really military . it's worth mentioning that the last time, all 3 of them were dispatched together for talks was the last year in august of 2024. but these really say that they still have heavy sticking points. even if there was a ceasefire deal that is achieved. they say that until they achieve all of the goals and objectives of the war, they're going to continue no matter how long the pause in the fighting is secured. for now, how much says they're only going to agree to a dea

following recently, wrapped up talks between the 2 sides in doha ortiz, middle east, corresponding re, if an option that can tell us more. it has to be no a special announcement. she has put multiple sources in numerous reports say that the deal between israel and her boss is closer than ever. and indeed, a roman mentally sources also earlier confirmed that's 2 t the agreements that could bring hostages home. and of course, paid the way to ending the states and conflict in gaza, which has claimed over 46000 lives, according to local health officials, both sides race to finalize this though, before january 20, as president elect donald trump warned earlier i thought without resolution before he's integration. hell will break out in the middle is we send high level meetings with the participation off is really an american delegation is with the representatives from both current and incoming administration along site guitar. we on addiction mediators, has been essential in brooklyn disagreements recently everybody's choice in discussions, took place in doha, on monday with final details

announcement, which is supposed to be from the qataris, the main mediators in this negotiation in dohaight hear an announcement soon, maybe an hour or two hours, talking about the progress they have made in the talks. we understand that all the issues have been solved and now it's just the final touches the technical details are involved two teams, a team of negotiators from hamas and from israel, they are in the same building, conducting indirect talks. and they are very close to an announcement and they believe that the deal is imminent.— believe that the deal is imminent. . ~ , ., ., imminent. talk us through what ou know imminent. talk us through what you know about _ imminent. talk us through what you know about how _ imminent. talk us through what you know about how the - imminent. talk us through what you know about how the deal i you know about how the deal would work. i you know about how the deal would work.— would work. i think it's three staues. would work. i think it's three stages- the _ would work. i think it's three stages. the first _ would work. i think it's three sta

change based on the team here in doha. please stay safe and well bye. for now, the after daring political come back and the decisive election when donald trump is set to return to the white house. joining us for an in depth look at trans policies, how they'll affect americans and the world from 2nd term, analogies here. deep in the brazilian amazon, the shipping to inspiring global environmental action app pushing on a number of products to bring the attention of the walls. so what is going on? yeah, through cultural revised and environmental stewardship. the efforts on assessed or traditions well shaped in a sustainable future for the planets. thousands of trees planted food. well, it's just migrating optimized. we on nature message from the amazon on al jazeera is a unique endangered. biodiversity lies in the hearts of one of those tropical jungles . there was a little missing information about the animals that we have here. i know the probably are just becoming others of conservation in their communities out. is there a chinese deep into the rain for

the kind of them are a kyle that says alan's, is there a life from doha? also coming up, please move in to rest in peace. sounds good and present units are killed. but suppose us form a human chain to stop some processes that will make ukraine payoff to keep going to is one of its biggest attacks since the start of the war and destruction for miles, but still assigned to these residents faced warnings of more fires to come up to 15 months of genocide, more than $46500.00 palestinians killed and hung 800000 injured along the way to the states fund appears to be on the horizon for israel's will on concept negotiations to ends. the will and release. the captives are in the final stages, thoughts of being held here in the hall with guitar and mediators, us officials and a senior as ready delegation counseling for a ministry says deal is closed and most underlying issues have been resolved. but a smith begins on coverage. the counselors, foreign ministry says representatives from israel security services, the most odd edition baths, along with representatives f

the, [000:00:00;00] the color that i'm nor kyle, this is the news how i live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. that is where the strike hits the janine refugee company occupied westbank kidding. at least 6 people know less up and as well as attacks across goals at this point it's, he's fine to be inclusive than ever. we have reached a point where the major issue is that go for venting of the of them that happening . what address and we have a language, but they need to be se, if you would please move to a restroom based off, graham press and union, so kill, but suppose as form a human chains of stone and processes. it will make your brain payoff to keep going to is one of its biggest threat attacks is the status of the will on is for, for me the, the zip for an accident against milton. and forrest forrest, one new offers halftime and in with the chance of moving within 3 points of livable . the same breaking news is really strike on the janine refugee company. occupied westbank has killed at least 6 palestinians. the death toll has been vice and rapidly in the past half ho

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because there are still details would need to be finalized. negotiations are expected to continue in doha, on tuesday for another consecutive day, where these really delegation has remained for the last few days to meet with negotiators to try and finalize a ceasefire deal now caught the mediators. the negotiators have spoken to israel ha, position leader telling them that there is a genuine willingness from us and that they do not want is toward the steel. benjamin netanyahu says that his roles also ready for a deal and he's even spoken to members of the far right lucky. some are bank beer and bets on is smart, rich who are known ultra nationalists and staunch, oppose or is of any sort of ceasefire deal smell, or it's going so far to release a statement on monday saying quotes now is the time to cleanse in occupied gaza rather than engaging in any sort of deal, but none the less the detail would have emerged from the deal show that this would be a deal in 3 stages over a prolonged period of time. benjamin netanyahu had previously said that he wants to continue the war with the way the de

challenges and since it becomes a mixed prime minister, the, until mccrae, this is al, just here live from doha. also coming off bodies gas, it in the streets is ready for the said central cancer within 46500 people have now been killed since the war began. progress on the spot deal in guns or the us national security advisor susan agreement as possible in this final week of jo biden's presidency plus the com before another firestone essentially is wake some, some warnings that strong winds could without more wildfires. stephanie decker in geneva, or whether you're rolling you can, the issue is being discussed behind closed doors with the wrong. i'm the 3 that's germany, the u. k. and from the, one of the world's top judges has become livid, owns new prime minister, new off salon, secure with the votes of enough politicians to be designated the next pm. he is the top judge of the international court of justice and would succeed. can't take a prime minister. and actually, mccarthy, who's been in office since 2021. so on this 1st job will be to form and you government which could take months. so

is there any delegation here in doha? the white house, as indigo sions are now at a critical point. while i'm asked as the talks of progressing well, is there any media have leaks, details of the post deal, including the exchange of come to some palestinian prisoners. the agreement is said to be implemented in 3 stages. the still is rather is escalating us attacks on gaza with more than $46500.00 palestinians, now killed since it launched it's devastating for outgoing us. president joe biden defended his administration's foreign policy. that is the, despite the fact that there has been criticism in the middle east that so the conflict has escalated because of us support for israel bite and said a cx, 5 deal in gaza is close to being achieved. and the more retreat is relying on boss or in the break for proposal laid out in detail. months ago. finally coming to fruition. i spoke to prime minister treasure yesterday. i spoke to a mirror cutter. today. i look forward to speaking with presidency. she soon refreshing heart clothes this deal, we restructured free. the hostages halt fightin

boy, you're watching l g 0 life from doha. also coming up the aftermath of deadly fires in the signs. res cruz fail scrambling to contain blazes ahead of more high wind warnings. heavy fighting in eastern democratic republic of congo over a 100000 people. i displaced in one week 7 days, which is most of the people are very tight out and they don't know how distribution going to coming days and more international support for siri as saudi arabia and european officials discuss lifting sanctions the 100 days a, c, j no of in gaza, odyssey and officials are describing it as the most horrific form of ethnic, cleansing, displacement and destruction. at least 5000 palestinians are killed or missing is arouse, military, intensified his campaign in november, claiming to prevent from us from regrouping. but human rights schools say attacks have deliberately targeted civilians almost o 8 has been blocked, resulting in farming like conditions. hospitals have been repeatedly at austin is ready, soldiers have detained patients and medical s

this is, art is human life from doha. i'm also coming up the decker in geneva, whether your role in nuclear issue is being discussed behind closed doors with the wrong and the 3 that's germany, the u. k. and for 11 on this, new president holds talk. so nominating a new prime minister to form a government qualifies. and los angeles became more lives cruise box on the plains before the wind to get stronger fox, the valley, los angeles, and the shadow of the fire west. thousands of people have come out to bring supplies and donations to those who have lost the hugs. the israel's war on garza has spared. no one knows even though saving lives in the front line. doctors working an overcrowded hospitals running out of drugs and medical equipment, or finding themselves face to face with loved ones injured or killed. and the relentless is where the bombing campaign and the post some dental bought off on 2 doctors called and a devastating do role. doctor one and holmes was the director of abuse, have been much our hospital and that