especially for our youth. our children knew english, children who understand english fluently will notch masha and the bear on youtube and a bunch of other things content that continues to be used today and unfortunately has access to it... including ukrainian children. of course, it needs to be developed and of course it is necessary to support this initiative. at the same time, it is very important to remember the protection of the ukrainian language. do you remember what a stormy discussion was caused by the proposal to remove the ukrainian dubbing from the showing of movies in cinemas. of course, watching movies in english is useful. i know this for sure from myself, from my son. but it is just as important ukrainian dubbing, in many cities, in the east, in the south of ukraine, people cannot hear the ukrainian language anywhere in the public space, except in cinemas, and of course this must be preserved and i really hope that these requirements will be changed before the second reading, in order to improve this bill and leave a ukrainian-speaking space, including in cinemas, but t

in english, but we most often translate from russian into english, no, a thought is born in english,you you switch to the system of one language or another, your thought receives form in the units of this language, there is a switch, very, very peculiar, from one language system to another. zineida andreevna, is there a genetic predisposition to learning languages? i think that there is some predisposition to master certain skills, let’s say, probably, probably, but i can’t be sure here, there are certain inclinations of mathematical thinking. some philological inclinations, they are associated with some, not everyone becomes. to eat means, and accordingly, to master a language, we see that there are people who are humanists, and there are, rather, naturalists, by the way, it’s no secret that there is a certain number of people who simultaneously speak several languages, polyglots, which means there is a predisposition, there is , after all, well, polyglots, it seems to me that this is more likely not... just a predisposition to learning languages, although it probably also has somet

ask in english?ut you can’t show it in russian, but we have 20 fingers, in english. in fact, to be very precise, we have eight fingers, two thumbs and 10 toys, here you go, this is already somewhat different, well, yes, a vision, zina andreevna, where did yours begin passion, the english language, i can’t even tell you exactly, because at school i was interested in physics and prepared accordingly. institute then, but since for me technical drawing was not the most pleasant activity for me, and i somehow abandoned radio engineering and rather accidentally chose inyas, but it was english, although i studied german at school, and then never for a second. .. when did you realize that you wanted to connect your life with linguistics? this came even after graduation, when i began working as a teacher, i worked for 3 years as a teacher in the department of lexicology and stylistics of the english language, and accordingly, i had already somewhat mastered the program that i was supposed to teach. and i beca

we most often translate from russian into english, no, a thought is born in english, a thought, as soonanguage or another, your thought receives form in units of this language, there is a very, very peculiar switching from one language system to another. children's curiosity and genuine interest. can you tell us about your very first experience as a conductor? is success luck or hard work? it's luck. why does an orchestra need a conductor? what if the musicians themselves know what to play? that everyone didn’t pull the blanket over themselves. there must be a leader in the team. absolute honesty and sincere emotions of the characters. we look so old. we bought a night zaporozhets, disassembled it and his scene was delivered through the window, when i saw the student, i thought she was going to have a heart attack, so you often argue at work, well, we often kill each other at work, a talk show in which famous people answer tricky questions from the younger generation. how strict a father are you? well, i think that this question is some kind of dummy question, but do you have any bad ha

the english used land deeds. some fair, some foul, to claim wampanoag territory for their exclusive use under their exclusive jurisdiction this ran contrary to native expectation that there land sales merely conyed permiion for the english to settle among th. under their customs, wampanoag custom in other words, they expected english were buying into wampoag society rather than buying the land out from wampanoag society. when indians resisted, colonists flooded the contest attracts -- tracts with lawsuits and slap any indians that enteredhe animals with trumped up fines and lawsuits to for hold out natives to reduc -- relee their claims and resigned themselveso the english interpretation of the land sales. such machinations ve the colonists as metacom put it 100 tis more land than now the came -- now the king, meaning himself, had for his people. to the wampanoags expanding english law was nothing more than a shakedown by people with short memories and sin loyalty. the new islanders cautioned it would be suicidal

[speaking non-english] bakhita wanted to show us this. this is all she has to feed david from because she can't produce her own milk. she's not been able to breastfeed. it's been 10 days now. so she's really, really worried about the baby because this is what little formula they were able to find for them here. it's gone. nima elbagir (voiceover): while bakhita fights for her newborn, another young mother grieves the loss of her only son. a simple grave, it's all they can do now to bring some dignity in these harsh conditions. the family can barely speak. there are no words to describe the pain of the loss of a child. the only visible markings that this is a cemetery, a few rudimentary wooden posts and the freshly disturbed piles of earth that cover this desolate field, so far from loved ones' homes. we need to go into sudan and see for ourselves how the country is being affected by the conflict. we've been hearing horror stories of war crimes in the capital. the city has been devastated. some of my family have stayed behind. i'm desperat

kindergarten english and language proficiency required for candidates for a number of positions.vna rada has taken a step towards changing the status of the english language in ukraine. people's deputies supported it relevant the bill is in the first reading, and the government, meanwhile, has already launched a program to popularize the english future perfect. it should help ukrainians to improve their knowledge, so when will the whole country speak english, and is it really possible. tsn correspondent inna lebedenko tried to investigate all this. let's talk, let alone with mistakes. on this pair, the first-year students of the kyiv national linguistic university about english houses, all of them started learning english long before entering the university, because they say, nowadays, there is no way without it. i want to work more in some international companies, not necessarily directly as an applicant. the seniors are already combining studies with work, but their knowledge of english was especially useful during the full-scale invasion. they translated military instructions.

and they knew english, knew how to speak english. wow. sohey knew who they were dealing with. th weren't strangers who just stumbled upon a dinner table one day. so one morimportant development fore we get to the so-called first thanksgiving, the wampanoag, which is a name that schoolkids, as far as i know, aren't taught right off the bat. i mean, i went to school a long time ago, you knowpilgrims and indians, they're just the indians. the indians. and they were ravaged by an epidemic disease, break out a few years before the mayflower arrived. how did that set up? the wampanoags to seek out an alliance with the englis yeah, this is a this is a key event. so y know, among the things that are exchanged between europe a the americas, you know, we've we've already talked about before the fur tra. we've talked about is epidemic disease. and so most of the rest of the world had what we call crowd diseases like smallpox, pneumonia, chicken pox and, you know, we can go down the line, which developed for a handful of reasons. but the two most important ones are that you have large urb

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] [speaking in a non-english language] [speaking in a non-english language] [speaking in a non-english language] [speaking in a non-english language] [speaking in a non-english language] [speaking in a non-english language] [speaking in a non-english language] [speaking in a non-english language] [speaking in a non-english language] [speaking in a non-english language] [speaking in a non-english language] [speaking in a non-english language] [speaking in a non-english language] >> coming up, the kremlin has didn't client to condemn hamas 's actions despite the militant group killing and abducting russians in israel on october 7th. more on moscow's middle east strategy after a short break. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back, everyone. russi

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susubject 3: [non-english speec] subject 4: [non-english speech] anderson cooper: when hadas kalderon was hiding alone in her safe room, she messaged her children that help was on the way. "this will end very soon, and idf will help. don't worry. we are stronger than them." now she too feels betrayed. hadas kalderon: eight hours we've been alone, alone, alone. nobody helps us. anderson cooper: no army. hadas kalderon: nobody helps us. we've been alone. anderson cooper: the government's abandoned you now. hadas kalderon: yes, they are. where are they? where are they? they said the war in hamas and to kill hamas is more important. you can't make war on expense of children and babies and old sick people. anderson cooper: how do you get through each day? hadas kalderon: when i start to think about, i'm crushed. if i crushed, how can i save them? [crying] anderson cooper: sharone knows hadas' family well, including her niece noya who was killed. sharone lifshitz: to lose noya and to lose all these kids, that will break my parents' heart. anderson cooper: your mom and dad would have wanted

now i will turn to english. about half an _ healthy. now i will turn to english.o, i - healthy. now i will turn to english. about half an hour ago, i was - about half an hour ago, i was thrilled — about half an hour ago, i was thrilled to— about half an hour ago, i was thrilled to be the one to receive four children, three mothers, and a grandmother to the post that best hands _ grandmother to the post that best hands here at the schneider medical centre _ hands here at the schneider medical centre. their physical condition is good, _ centre. their physical condition is good, and — centre. their physical condition is good, and they are currently undergoing medical and emotional assessments, by the medical and psychological team here at schneider. we designated a special area that _ schneider. we designated a special area that is very private, and there is also _ area that is very private, and there is also a _ area that is very private, and there is also a team from our neighbour hospital. — is also a team from our neighbour hospital, that is assisting us, in taki

in english at the moment.— understand that they are speaking in english at the moment.t the moment. and the first patch of civilians _ english at the moment. and the first patch of civilians to _ english at the moment. and the first patch of civilians to be _ english at the moment. and the first patch of civilians to be released - patch of civilians to be released will be — patch of civilians to be released will be around for pm of the same day. they — will be around for pm of the same day. they will be 13 in number, all women _ day. they will be 13 in number, all women and — day. they will be 13 in number, all women and children and those hostages — women and children and those hostages who are from the same families— hostages who are from the same families will be put together within the same _ families will be put together within the same patch. obviously every day will include _ the same patch. obviously every day will include a number of civilians as agreed — will include a number of civilians as agreed to total 50 within the four days — as agreed to total 50 withi

currently, almost half of ukrainians do not speak english.rime minister, denys shmyhal, called this static , with the help of this project, the ministry of digital transformation, together with partners , plan to involve ukrainians in learning english for free and introduce it in education, business and state structures. oleksandra kulibaba saw the presentation of the project. ukraine must speak a common language with the world, a new value. perfect on the promotion of the english language was presented in kyiv. the main goal is to make the english language popular among ukrainians. this idea was submitted by president zelensky, but it will be implemented by several ministries. you can now go to the portal, future perfect, and follow the links to these products. the cambridge product is a unique opportunity for ukrainians to gain knowledge for free. also a separate product speech, there you can listen to that. texts, many tests, that is, there are quite a lot of modern tools to start learning the language or to improve language learning, but

according to the prime minister of ukraine, denys shmegal, mastering the english language will help bring ukraine to a completely new level, open new horizons and better understand foreign partners. in today's world, it is a foreign language that helps in work and personal development. unfortunately, about half of our citizens do not speak english at all , but use it quite fluently. only 20% of ukrainians, already now ukrainians who speak english, have clear advantages, this is a higher salary, more career opportunities, the ability to develop faster and, if necessary, get a new profession, the market demand for such people is higher, and of course finding a job is much easier, the implementation will be related to education, business and the public sector , english will be compulsory for employees, as well as for children aged three and over, and free courses and media will be introduced for teachers conditions in each school. we understand that we face a challenge, this is the training of teachers , including teachers of preschoolers, as well as increasing the number of hours of studyin

[speaking in a non-english language] [speaking in a non-english language] [speaking in a non-englishage] >> he is a political outcast, profane with the grudge against the pope who taught, and i'm not kidding here, can't trick sex. he'll enter this office with a clear mission. >> the improv -- only benefits a few while the majority of argentine suffer is coming to an end. today, the idea that the state is like a bounty to be divided amongst politicians and their friends is over. today, the idea that the perpetrators of the victims and the victims of the perpetrators is over. today, we returned to the path that made this country great. today, we, once again, embraced the ideas of freedom, bear these ideas. >> if that's make argentina great again line catches you and makes you wonder if you're seeing another donald trump figure in the world stage. he is not quite that simple. you got to put his and trump's political agendas in a bendayan graham. there is very little actually that they share. he put his name to dozens of academic papers. he's fluent in economics. he's someone who can det

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uh but uh like english language ticket is also a mock a signature. it offers anita mindset and sleep. the interim. those will be always believe that life as a full circle that will be as ups and downs india before the british was that it just nation with the highest gdc in the world. and why did the 100 years of british truly bring it to this low off, some 50, interacting the late 30 authentic device? no different party had no right to be my property. my. i don't my gods. they went through all of our big spaces. i was see could spaces of sam pointed out the spaces inside. the wood lute also is like in the wood, which is no question to the english, the big city. so quite selling lead. even the a heating the word has been you into the english lexical of the because the troops pressed on with their invasion of gaza on the eve of a full day truce with her. my stubs includes a prisoner swamp, plus $5300.00 and the palestinian children have already been on the board of the children. have all of my children secret cries, fall of the imminent danger of letha

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the famous english trainer died.iners , the famous english head coach after a long period he passed away from the world at the age of 80 due to an illness. he has a history of being the head coach of the english and australian national teams, and he played with the three lions until the semi-finals of the 1999 uefa nations league . also, in the club arena, he has a history of coaching in the teams of chrysal palace, tottenham and he also had barcelona. citizens' negative response to the saudis daily mercato reported that manchester city is interested in working with dibrini and plans to keep the belgian star at least until the end of the season so that he can negotiate his contract after the end of his prosthesis. hi the saudis rejected this belgian winger . the price of new copper for rial and customers was determined . fabrizi romano, a well-known journalist in the field of football, has announced that real madrid have considered the conditions of argentina's young star claudia echeverri in jamani indonesia, and th

, it was already english, and it had already been passed way 5 years of university, you don’t have apublish pinter in the early seventies, well, at the university it was just at the university i probably didn’t translate anything, and then in general except for military translators, there was no training at all to be translators, no, well, we had language classes quite, quite, maybe at the maristorez institute, there this was the current linguistics, by the way they taught the language much better there, just like at the institute of international relations, at the university they taught the language here, at least in general it’s pretty average, yeah, so i translated this song from my legends, akhmanova was there, yes , akhmanova was there, but akhmanova did not teach. directly, she did not enter the audience, of course, so i translated this play, and imagine, it was staged , however, it was staged 40 years later, in what year did you translate it, precisely at the mossovet theater, it was, it was in seventy the third year, i put pintera as a guard, it was yes, although he was somew

he speaks a lot of english on maybe showing off his english in pubuc maybe showing off his english incasions overseas, just wanting, you know , because there wanting, you know, because there aren't always words in french, aren't always words in french, are there what you need to say? >> yes. >> yes. >> you know, as as as everything is bred as as as a us comedian said the french, for example, their language is so poor they don't have a word for entrepreneur, for, you know, george w bush. >> but i say that the word >> but i will say that the word entrepreneur does not mean entrepreneur does not mean entrepreneur in french. it doesn't have the same meaning. entrepreneur in french. it d(issn't have the same meaning. entrepreneur in french. it d(is obviouslyhe same meaning. entrepreneur in french. it d(is obviously a same meaning. entrepreneur in french. it d(is obviously a french meaning. entrepreneur in french. it d(is obviously a french word, ng. it is obviously a french word, but it's used to mean somebody who businesses, not but it's used to mean somebody who it businesses, not but it

, we can also help them practice in english, learn the language more, and they too... are interestedwe eat, how we dress beautifully, all this is also very interesting to them, how did i find out that our university is ranked at a high level by the wha, which supplies the university as ranks, we have a very high place in the world, and i myself personally believe that here... and the training is very high, it turns out, but in very detail, it’s enough to be a good, good doctor for a lifetime, thanks to our university, we have many graduates who live and work in india in our country and built such a clinic, called the minsklinik, and i would really like if i there ever could to work, i, as a student, i would really like to be happy... in india, that i studied from here and such a good doctor, i really, really want to be a surgeon in the future, but i couldn’t decide on the specialty yet, i still like general surgery and cardiology, i’ll see what i can do and they will definitely be a surgeon , now we... are on a campus, i live here, the university is close to us, hello, here is our di

in english in 2000 in germany in 1999. okay so, so these are very similar of trajectories in the sense i'm, i mean this is perhaps, perhaps difficult question to answer from inside life. but i if there's a way of reflecting on how those that sort of who nation within history on opposite sides of the iron curtain has inflected influenced the way you as artists jonathan john is that too is that sort of impossible detract from close quarters it might not be impossible but i'm not entirely clear on what you're asking how history forms you. i suppose, given that you and it were formed you as an artist, you have a sense of the sort of big events the world a booming year forming your your purview, i suppose in any way that you can detect. the well i mean for me i think perhaps more obvious for andre who has written about, as it were, you know, the soviet. in a way that, you know, one can see it, one can see maybe it's i'm an outsider, but you can sort of you can detect the historical framework. no, clearly, you know, you can see

language, yeah, that’s good, let’s assume, that is, you all study english, i understand correctly, englishoo, and what other foreign language, chinese, turkish, you chose turkish, why, so in hotels somewhere where the warmth did not deceive you, why did you do this, why do you need turkish language? the choice, in fact, there is a justification, in particular, i wanted to start studying a foreign language at the university with good teachers right away. from scratch with a good base, the most important foundation, the turkish language, crazy, it’s extremely rare i hear this, there were those who learn korean, well, for me it was also a mystery, but this could be, anya, and you are chinese, chinese as a second language, or is it like a first, first language, we have been learning chinese for 5 years, at the university from the first year, why did we decide to learn chinese, the exact there’s probably no reason, but i can say that i just really love learning something new and to the maximum. for me, that is, the languages ​​are the same french, it is a little, but similar, understandable, an

, we can also help them practice in english, learn the language more, and they are also interested inwhat we eat, how we dress beautifully, that’s all they are also very interested in how i found out that our university, and placed at a high level by who, is that the university delivers as ranks, we have very high ones, a place in the world, and i myself personally believe that the training here is very high, it turns out, and very detailed, enough for life to be a good, good doctor, thanks to our university, we have many graduates who live and work in india in our country, and built such a clinic, called the minsk clinic, and i would really like it if i was ever there.. .could work, i like student, i would really like to please the university in india that i studied from here and such a good doctor. in the future, i really, really want to be a surgeon, but i haven’t been able to decide on a specialty yet, i still like general surgery and cardiology, i ’ll see what i can do and i’ll definitely be a surgeon. now we are in a college town, i live here, the university is close to us. hell

but uh, like english language ticket is also a mock, a signature on us a call. i need the mindset and sleep the there is no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case of the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also absurd. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washer. and as for so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals to help me living on that. we have very close propaganda. you know, a price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. some more questions, ask a better. the answer is, will be the, the site is to your credit accounts, essentially, you know, it was a fire that arises serious solves lucian's, on the, on the west and ukrainian side issues about their own strength, illusions about strength for the russian opponents. basically the, you know, the rush or a new crime was a door that just had to

to be white guys because their their english i mean, the english tend to be white and so you think, my goodness, if one of the most prestigious english departments in the country is is getting rid of the requirement to study the great english poets, what's happening further down the line in the high schools and elsewhere. and so every time that we hear calls to open up the curricula, to bring in new and diverse writers, i have no problem with bringing in interesting writers of any sort of background or race or sex or whatever. but they have to be good books and the the books that are being kicked out in favor of these politically correct, fashionable texts are really, really good books. and so if you think that you can beat shakespeare and and dante and all the way up to wallace stevens and modern people. okay, good luck with that. but if we're just doing this because of a cultural antipathy toward the past and toward man and toward white people and toward whatever other objective of loathing has come into your mind? well, that's going to be really, really deleterious to your educat

trio. hes hasn't said in english we might have missed?— have missed? have missed? no, he is basically, you know. trying _ have missed? no, he is basically, you know, trying to _ have missed? no, he is basically, you know, trying to give - have missed? no, he is basically, you know, trying to give the - have missed? no, he is basically, | you know, trying to give the arabic public assurance that this is really going to happen, he was very keen on saying that you know, there is full cooperation with the effort, and he detailed that there would be about 200 aid trucks going into gaza on a daily basis, of course as we heard him also say in english, this will be nowhere near enough to meet the needs right now, the humanitarian needs right now, the humanitarian needs in gaza, where 1.7 million palestinians have needs in gaza, where1.7 million palestinians have been displaced, that includes 700,000 children, who have basically being malnourished and not had access to proper clean drinking water, so the needs are great but the fact that fuel would be coming in

the berkeley expeditions is hardly mentioned in english textbooks, english history books. it's completely forgotten about. i live very close to berkeley. nobody in my town has ever, ever heard of it. it shows just how much it had written out of our history, what our work is trying to do is to, as it bring back some american history, push it within a proper perspective. back in england, what we want to do in our investigations is to find some tangible link to this period in 1619. it's becoming such an iconic year in virginia in history with all sorts of commemorations happening at this time. and so what we would like to do is provide some tangibility. we all know that thanksgiving happened here in 1619, where exactly? and that's what we're trying to find is actually the physical place on the ground where the colonists settled. you can watch this. and other american artifacts programs by visiting our web site at c-span dot org. rosalynn carter do you remember when you and

the majority of students, 1%, study in english, only 9% study in russian.dent in our first year. there is supervision, because the most important problem is, of course, the adaptation of students, adaptation to the country, to a new climate, a new culture, and so on, every student: when asking a question, he always remains heard, be it the dean, be it this secretary, be it a teacher, be it an academic curator groups, we all help students get to know our country, we hold events with the participation of not only foreign students, but also belarusian students, in order to socialize our students into belarusian society. the belarusian doilistva, which is its jumping ability, is important and this time you learn and know the skills, for belarus the tree is the same material that any masters of magli practice, it is easy and from this ha materiyala magli zabіts that ўgodna. varying and galloping to the façade, we really respect here the sprung and looking columns of the completed karynskaga warrant. history of the creation of significant cultural objects. inside

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the school counsellor _ english and maths. the school counsellor at _ english and maths.ool counsellor at the school i english and maths. the school counsellor at the school in i counsellor at the school in birmingham is on a mission, all children in england get free school meals until they are seven, but from year three, only a limited number are entitled. only a limited number are entitled-— only a limited number are entitled. ., ., ., entitled. year three and above, if ou entitled. year three and above, if you own _ entitled. year three and above, if you own more _ entitled. year three and above, if you own more than _ entitled. year three and above, if you own more than £7,400, l if you own more than £7,400, and that figure hasn't changed for a long time, you are not entitled to free school meals, so we have parents on low incomes working two or three jobs to make ends meet, earning just over that amount, and they have to pay for school meals as well on top. in have to pay for school meals as well on top-— well on top. in northern ireiand. _ well on top. in northern i

i think he's the best english — to suit the moment.oach _ to suit the moment. i think he's the best english coach that _ to suit the moment. i think he's the best english coach that we've - to suit the moment. i think he's the best english coach that we've had. i mean, i love bobby robson, he was a wonderful manager, but he didn't have the innovation or imagination of terry when actually came to the coaching side of things. and he was what england needed, but then terry came in at a time when we did have good players. but he used them perfectly, and some of his tactics in the matches, particularly in euro 96, were thoughtful and imaginative, and he brought the best out i think of the england team. and they were incredibly unlucky to not have won that semifinal, and i'm sure they would've gone on to win a final if germany hadn't beaten them in that penalty shoot—out. and it doesn't matter which player you speak to that's played for terry, whether it's players way back at crystal palace or qpr, or barcelona — all of them would speak incr

one... came to desecrate them, they had to curse at those nearby, nine policemen were injured by englishriots. near the fenced movie theater, the symbolic empty tombstone was empty. thousands of people with palestinian flags marched in a completely different area. english football fans, many of whom arrived from the provinces on buses, taking sandwiches, as the organizers advised, and beer, which the organizers did not advise, wanted to fight for churchill. no need show us disrespect, this is a free country, you can march, but not today. if you want to march, go to palestine, don't be cowards, don't do it here. if at the pro-palestinian march they demanded freedom for palestine, then at the march of churchill’s defenders they demanded freedom for england. give us back our country - they shouted to the police and their horses. the police on westminster bridge divide the crowd into two parts: on the other side of the thames about the palestinian demonstration, on this side we can talk about the english and the situation where they are performing under palestinian flags, generally calmer th

] [ speaking non-english ] [ speaking non-english ] [ speaking non-english ] [ speaking non-english speaking non-english ] >> all right, we are listening there to idf spokesperson daniel hagari giving an update on the hostage situation there. as this truce between hamas and israel has been extended for two days, he said they are calling on the red cross to monitor their hostages. this is something that israel and the u.s. have been calling for. they say this is part of the deal with hamas, but the icrc at this point saying they have not been given the go ahead to do that. obviously a lot of concerns as hostages come out of gaza, some with malone nutrition, some obviously with some pretty serious health conditions, that the ones that remain behind are not necessarily in good shape and this is something that israel obviously wants to make sure that a third party is going in to assure. we're going to take a quick break and be right back with the latest on the hostage situation in gaza.