our city was blessed to have felicia's light shine on us. she made sure people can find dignity in their homes and stability in their lives. i extend my deepest condolences to felicia's family and loved one. rest in power, may your memory be a blessing. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor peskin. supervisor ronen. >> i also have a memberium, and i'm going to do a motion on carting. i'm going to do it bilingual. [speaking spanish] those of you that know the mission know that we've had street vending for a very very long time. it's been a wonderful part of the culture district, many street vendors sell goods from central america and mexico, some hand made some sharing artisan goods from home. and it's going that we've loved and has not caused a problem until recently. [repeating in spanish] two things happened that changed the atmosphere. the second was the pandemic and just, the overwhelming need of people to survive and make money. [repeating in spanish] and aofr the pandemic and after the legalization of street vending by sb946, the

our city was blessed to have felicia's light shine on us. she made sure people can find dignity in their homes and stability in their lives. i extend my deepest condolences to felicia's family and loved one. rest in power, may your memory be a blessing. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor peskin. supervisor ronen. >> i also have a memberium, and i'm going to do a motion on carting. i'm going to do it bilingual. [speaking spanish] those of you that know the mission know that we've had street vending for a very very long time. it's been a wonderful part of the culture district, many street vendors sell goods from central america and mexico, some hand made some sharing artisan goods from home. and it's going that we've loved and has not caused a problem until recently. [repeating in spanish] two things happened that changed the atmosphere. the second was the pandemic and just, the overwhelming need of people to survive and make money. [repeating in spanish] and aofr the pandemic and after the legalization of street vending by sb946, the

our city was blessed to have felicia's light shine on us. she made sure people can find dignity in their homes and stability in their lives. i extend my deepest condolences to felicia's family and loved one. rest in power, may your memory be a blessing. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor peskin. supervisor ronen. >> i also have a memberium, and i'm going to do a motion on carting. i'm going to do it bilingual. [speaking spanish] those of you that know the mission know that we've had street vending for a very very long time. it's been a wonderful part of the culture district, many street vendors sell goods from central america and mexico, some hand made some sharing artisan goods from home. and it's going that we've loved and has not caused a problem until recently. [repeating in spanish] two things happened that changed the atmosphere. the second was the pandemic and just, the overwhelming need of people to survive and make money. [repeating in spanish] and aofr the pandemic and after the legalization of street vending by sb946, the

had movements in it, a beautiful coda at the end with felicia.e"? or did it grow, or did it grow as you grew. >> bradley: i think the confidence to dream grew. i think i know when i was a kid, kids would make fun of me because i knew what i wanted to do when i was like 11. and that was really an asset, to be so focused. but it was just acting. but the truth is it was filmmaking, but i don't think i allowed myself the courage to dream that big. but when i first started acting, 25 years ago professionally, right away i knew that this was what i wanted to do and it was just about having the opportunity at taking the leap of faith. i have to say i've never made something fearlessly. i know it's beause lenny was with me when i was making it. it's kind of, i feel like time has bent. i can't believe i didn't know him. i felt like, i feel like i knew him. he died in 1990. >> stephen: it's extraordinary how you can love the people you never met. >> bradley: yeah, it really is. but he gave me the courage, like you said, to cinematically attack this movie w

your love for each other, for lenny and felicia is so extraordinary.d it ultimately, it is an active total of all the way to the end. tell me about how you worked on your characters with each other. tell me about what that character meant to lenny bernstein. >> that is why i wanted to make this movie, unearthing this dynamic, hilarious, inspiring marriage they had and i was looking at photographs and kept thinking carey mulligan and she happened to be doing a one woman show in the west village and i went to see it. i felt like divine intervention. she comes on stage, she had blonde hair and felicia was right there and i asked her for .5 years ago to do it. i hadn't written the script and she said yes, i am willing to go on this road with you and we just worked. she did everything. i have never known an actor so committed. once we arrived on set, it did not feel like acting. i felt like we were channeling these people. it was so thrilling. >> another aspect i love, catching the giants of the 20th century who come and go throughout the story. i was talki

the process will happen here in the o. 5 minute tree, comfortable journalist husband felicia, who was in gaza until recently and is now in the drawer dining and capital. and mine told me more about the palestinian prisoners who will be released later today . or what we know the to to 9 version is a 20 for women and the rest would be a teenagers and going to be released at the for a b, m. local time. all the prisoners are gathered from different prisons into one present an offer in any of my lot the these, these prisoners will be handed to that with the cross and those who are from jews that in with go to they do city or was and in and the rest will be gathering a be tonia in near my law and their families will be waiting for them there and they will be handed and they travel to their homes and places over this. as i agreed. and in the, the full day at bows between how my son is. well, now israel's, just as a ministry has identified 300 products standing and prisoners as slated for release . many of them teenage boys and women, what kind of offences are they being held for? or its, um,

diagnosis is, are you, when did you soon see, i mean, the results of unbalanced died stats in, in felicia, i do don't. so it's a nutritionist. she gave us pregnant women and young modest advice on how to feed your children and beneficial, died when a low budget or if we want to single out and dig you that to help us achieve those a good ions. they took it pregnant to ensure that then it's so yeah, been because it provides almost equal amounts of the eye on the, on the muscles for taste would give us. so i would say that's so yeah, bins, it's a golden cope. lots we can use funnels and if he's a very follow up, we're going to need to be to fight against model distribution. and one that maybe i liar was a jump heels. likewise, it's reaching out expert. she runs a woman's lead. me she being tally that produces so a base force says pages separates in this tool from this so yeah, beings, so we've cleaned it and then it has to. so for me before the 5 minutes, then we can now grind it into pieces. the side piece is then strain to produce side moke, which is the 10 boils to extract the photon, the

now let's bring in palestinian generalist has him. felicia, who was based in guys were until recently joining us now from the jo, dining and capital i'm on. uh, what are you hearing from your sources in gaza has him. he's the truth holding at this point to yes, it is holding um the, the, the is what you the hostages will be released later tonight. oh, can you confirm this categories addiction as well as her mouse and other factions including is limited. you had so 13 is what it is will be released and above that will be said to susan for the nurse group up leave will. they will be from thailand or other and for he knows where, where are the doctor on october 7, according to the statement issued by the spokesperson of the category for administer re um, an exchange of that 30 and 9. but the thing is will be re released form is where a lead prisons, including 33 children and, and 6 women from that probably from all federal prison nearby my law, we don't know yet. and the names were released and the, the, there is a relief of how that goes and that the, that the truth is holding. at the s

medicine. [ relaxing music ] >> brooke: i know you've been trying to reach thorne and kristen and feliciae they gotten back to you yet? >> ridgeno

it hasn't been felicia university good. have you with us? so as we sold and funded guy goes report the, the protests around the world, what one of the places is in jewels, and that's where the us that goes secretary of state will be heading to what do think he can say that would be able to come down the anger on our, the streets or i think anything that you say is short of a code for an immediate cease, fire will not tell people out of now seeing on day the face daily basis, the relatives, their extended families being killed and it's, it would be very, very difficult to say that any other line in jordan at the moment is there any signs of the us administration actually wants that the ones that we've heard the language of a polls. it's been reported that then comes message to nothing. yeah. who was more along the lines of help us to, to get you time, rather than we wanted an absolute end and a cease fire. now what he did say earlier on that he will not the cold for a cease fire. and the united states position is for humanitarian pose to do 2

and goes to drive a wedge between russia and the sun. felicia, the, she would like to keep these pillows and the expectation that it would be manageable in that means, at least it's that scenario with i've had no real interest and for, for a long time, it appears to be speeding up there. the americans wanting to get a, a focus, a grasp on central asia or yes, yes, exactly, the, the, the, your age and the ration cards in the suspicion to the asian population. and that becomes, of our house of the world. and the integration structures existing, given your asia of the stablished close leadings between themselves, your original economic view and you and the way as shown high over is a strong ration you, you regionally cannot make unions and sean sites. old version of it is ation. but as i see on file, you originally the few new ones signed into governmental agreements with china and harmonizing the region to come the funeral and plans. we use the roles in the project and the few years ago, long before the government, to the prices of president bush and suggested that this natural cold durati

that's right and go so to drive a wedge between russia and the son felicia, the, she would like to keep the scales and the expectation that it would be manageable in the meet the least expect scenario with have had no real interest and for, for a long time it appears to be speeding up there, the americans wanting to get a, a focus, a grasp on central asia or yes, yes, exactly, the, the, the, your age and the ration cards in the, especially the asian population size and that becomes our house of the world it's one that uh and uh, the integration structures existing, your asia, the stablish close to meetings between themselves. you originally economic view and you and the way is shanghai over his ational, i'm ration is your age and they cannot make unions hands on sites. old version of it is ation is i see on file you originally the few new ones signed into that one month old agreement with china on harmonizing the origin to come to the funeral glance. who is the earl within the project. and the few years ago, long before the car and the prices of frozen fortune suggested that this natura

and go, so to drive a wedge between russia and the son, felicia of the she would like to keep these pills and the expectation that it would be manageable in that means the least expensive area would have had no real interest in for, for a long time. it appears to be speeding up there, the americans wanting to get a focus, a grasp on central asia or yes, yes, exactly, the be your age and the ration cards and then suspicion to the asian, but they'll feel agents and that becomes a powerhouse of the world. and the integration structures existing, giving your agent of a established close meetings between themselves. you originally economic view and you're on the way as shown high over his ational ration you your age and the gun know mccune and sean say the old version of it is ation. as i see on file you originally the few new ones signed into the one month old agreement with china and harmonizing the your agent economics union plans who is the role within the project. and the few years ago, long before the car and the prices of prison functions such as this nature roll, cold duration natural

and go, so to drive a wedge between russia and the son felicia, the, she would like to keep these pills and the expectation that it would be manageable . and that means at least it's that scenario where they've had no real interest and for, for a long time, it appears to be speeding up there. the americans wanting to get a, a focus, a grasp on central asia or yes, yes, exactly. the, the, the, you're asian, you raise it in content that especially the asian part of your agents. and that becomes a powerhouse of the world. and the integration structures existing, giving your agent. they established close meetings between themselves. you originally come to me if you and you and was shown high organizational, i'm ration you your age and the go make unions and sean sites. old version of it is ation was us? yeah, well you originally, mchugh knew and signed and integrated with mental agreements with china and harmonizing the your agent to come to the funeral glance. who is the road in the project? a and a few years ago. long before the car and the prices of frozen bush and such as this natural c

so to drive a wedge between russia and the son felicia, the, she would like to keep these pills in the expectation that it would be manageable. and that means the least if that's an area where they've had no real interest and for, for a long time, it appears to be speeding up there. the americans wanting to get a, a focus, a grasp on central asia or yes, yes, exactly. the, the, the, you're asian, you raise and con, send them to special, do the asian part of your agents, and that becomes up our house of the world. and the integration structures existing, your asia, the stablish, close meetings between themselves. you originally view and you and the way is shanghai over is a tional. i'm ration you, you raise your the make unions hands on sides. old version of it is ation is i see on file you originally the few new ones signed into that one month old agreement with china on harmonizing the origin economics union plans who is the role within the project. and the few years ago, long before the government to the prices of prison, fortune suggested that these natural to duration natural co op

your, for shopping and whether sophisticated for this out the 5 it's a shame you try to share with felicia for, with the word only wants me to look at the cam or more towards you or you want me to log on to the camera, sir. ok. and our primary mission here is one of support for southeast asia and conventional ammunition. and this doesn't show us the products that are cussing me . this is really issue purposes and i'm going to show that this is she has a tree and they send me a proposal receipt for so long as something worth a shot. and the for the send on, by the focus on, you familiar with your, with them just told us about the signal for the, for shot. not the friday wants to just look for the last name, buzzing you. some of the cover of associated with you many were 0. it's familiar with this as much as the folder when you see just an outage. and above that you put thoughts which lead. so probably have to just say, yeah, didn't have you upset when you thousands of photos in there, a vehicle to suggest this procedure score from on the one year of over here for whom or is that the issue w

it says in money goes to you or felicia though. yeah. and then you received some money, you know, obviously is money honestly. so you don't know who gave it to you. i didn't know who. right? sorry to say. why did they give you the money? oh, why? what did you have to do in return? maybe have something hiding something you know to protect something. uh. do you know have somebody like uh come through weekly. oh my adult the you keep silence. this is self. so yeah. anybody can talk, isn't it? so i think boise soon i thought the through thing because i want to, i suppose and the telling the truth. now i wanna voice you life in also idea either one talk like yeah. but who specifically, who did they not want you to talk about? honestly, they are gonna tell you is basically to broad tech, a former prime minister on that time is to 19th. so this is my story. now we're united with these 23 year old son who is trying to enjoy his new found freedom industry, his capital, pandora, just 2 days out of attention. it has no tracking device or costs you

is how you want it to you soon see, i mean, the results of unbalanced died starting in the womb. felicia done so it's a nutritionist she gives pregnant women and young my this advice on how to feed your children into show died when a low budget or if we want to single out. and they give that to help us achieve this a good ions. they took it in pregnancy and insured and then it's so you have been because it provides almost a quote amongst us that are you on the on the most those protest would give us. so i would say that's so yeah, bins. it's a golden cope. that's we can use funnels and if he's a very follow up, we're going to need to be to fight against model intrusion and one to marry and the latter was a jump. feels like why is it we cannot expect she runs a woman's lead me. she internally that food uses. so a base for 1st stages separates in this tools from this. so yeah, i've been so we've cleaned it and then it has to. so for me be 4 to 5 minutes. then we can now grind it into pieces. the side pace is then strain to produce side moke, which is seen 10 boils to extract the boats in t

oh brings guess that any sooner than he is felicia sean. scott will be as in ice cream in the swat or a former employee of your brains. s b you told which he likes about working with elizabeth devereux. yes. the best i can bring the blank wrap to slow hold, the blood pressure is on for the rest. so monday, but i spot the door in as i get the bill that's due much and i'm hoping that you're going to say a little because don't know when you want to it only be circle source. so i'm just, i'm not so much digital or, or a life lesson disappeared on my level. it is a part of portugal running away from home, but so young as last week i want you to see me and what you've been. is there any but usually work ship short term now? and so i got a question. so by humanly from louis website, somewhere in the night before my being out there, it was, it shuffled around, you know, it might be an even your taxable sport and go with telephone. little see, i'm an excuse, laugh at us for it. but i don't, could literally saw system ality or at least one really pro

diagnosis is, are you going to be soon see, i mean, the results of unbalanced died starting into felicia. i don't, so it's a nutritionist she gave us pregnant women and young mothers advice on how to feed your children and beneficial, died when a low budget or if we want to single out. and they give that to help us achieve this. a good eye on facebook and pregnant to man insured and then it's so you have been because it provides almost equal amounts off the i you on the, on the muscles put taste would give us. so i would say that's so yeah, bins, it's a golden co, lots we can use funnels and if he's a very valuable or tended to be to fight against model intrusion and one doesn't marry and the latter was a jump. feels like why is it we cannot expect she runs a woman's lead me she to being somebody that food uses. so a base force says davis separates in this tool from this. so yeah, i've been so we've cleaned it and then it has to. so for me, be 4 to 5 minutes. then we can now grind it into pieces. the side piece is in strain to produce side moke, which is the 10 boys to extract the boats

is, are you, when did you soon see, i mean, the results of unbalanced died starting in the womb. felicia, i do don't. so it's a nutritionist. she gave us pregnant women and young modest advice on how to give your children and beneficial died when a low budget or if we want to single out. and they give that to help us achieve those a good ions they took in pregnant to ensure that then it's so yeah, been because it provides almost equal amounts of the eye on the, on the muscles taste would give us. so i would say that's so yeah, bins, it's a golden cope that's we can use finals and if he's a very follow up, we're going to need to be in the fight against model distribution. and one that maybe i liar was a jump heels. likewise, it's reaching out expert, she runs a woman's lead, me she to being somebody that produces so a base force says pages separates in this tool from this. so yeah, i've been so we've cleaned it and then it has to. so for me before the 5 minutes, then we can now grind it into pieces. the side piece is then strain to produce side moke, which is the 10 boys to extract the bo

in the background and focuses instead on the conductor�*s tempestuous relationship with his wife, feliciaayed by carey mulligan. the film is a love story but it doesn't shy away from bernstein's extramarital daliances with men. are you itching to move? no, i'm not. actually, at all. it's a profoundly personal story full of sensitive material but the bernstein family felt certain that cooper was the right artist to tell it. the commitment, the focus that he has, thejoy in his work, the research that he did was just incredible. and he wanted to know from us, you know, as much as he could learn and so he's a teacher, a learner, all those many things. and a people person. the warmth of him, he really loves to listen to what you have to say. leonard bernstein was a great talker but he was also a tremendous listener and he had that gift where you had that conversation with him you felt you were the only focus and everyone else just disappeared and you could say the same thing about bradley. bernstein was america's first classical composer to cross over into the mainstream and is perhaps is best

you think, you know, probably she regretted a lot of things, looking back. >> reporter: felicia montealegre price for being in my brother's orbit. you know that. >> reporter: as much as "maestro" is a love story about a marriage, it's also a story about leonard bernstein's love of music. including mahler's second symphony. ♪ ♪ >> i never experienced anything like it in my life and i may never again. >> reporter: were you actually conducting the musicians there? >> yes, it took six and a half years for 6 minutes and # 5 seconds of music. >> reporter: leonard bernstein died of a heart attack in 1990 at the age of 72. he and bradley cooper never met. do you miss him? >> yeah, man. >> reporter: what do you miss about him? >> it's hard to talk about. we shared something very special. the four of us. it's hard to even articulate. but he was with us. he was with me, certainly, throughout the entire time. his energy has found its way to me that i really do feel like i know him. ♪ ♪ my husband and i have never been more active. shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for

i mean, even in the last 20 years after $911.00, the us would go into hospitals in felicia or any rock and close complete chaos. climbing that, that will phillip terrace, the us bomb to hospital and myself, hospital in afghanistan and quinn doors in 2015 to arrange huge amounts of f can civilians. and israel has a long history of deliberately targeting medical facilities in the west bank, a survey salon and gaza. so this is not news the ferocity and the scale of it is fairly unprecedented in the last decades and unlock, minimizing that for a 2nd. so there's a long history of these rel, deliberately doing so. so the us says, not really interest, frankly, or care. frankly, if palestinians civilians are dying, they don't care. and i say that based on what's happening in the last month, the fact that even a few days ago by didn't, was directly asked and will it be if it ceased by his response was no, none. now i've been hearing room is and now to 0 has been reporting about this for the last day or so that it's possible that we some kind of short pause or the cx 5 for a few dies and some ho

it had been felicia university good to have you with us. so listening into what gabriel was reporting that, what is the us strategy at this point? as well as seems that the, the us is trying to give, as far as, as much time as possible to reach that objectives at the same time, they would like them to do this would mean, and by minimizing the, the casualties that there. uh, so no se is fine cuz its been refund honestly, as far as a link to these message to these res was along the lines of we're not asking you to stop, but we help us to hear military and prime all time for you to continue this operation absolutely, and the way to do it is to ask for humanitarian pause or pauses. and this i will be limited in time. very, very narrow objective either to allow aid in or maybe to evacuate some of the injuries or allow the for nationals out of gaza. but they are not going to stop the killing. and this is the real problem here that they're trying to relieve the human gen prizes without 1st putting an end to continue getting that receipt which you

i've been felicia university. he also found at the center for conflict and humanitarian studies at the doha institute for graduate studies. and his rama bodies. molly had no d, who served as pakistan's, and by so the to the u. k. the us and to the united nations. and in berlin. stephen elena, the chief matic correspondent for europe for the new york times. thank you to all 3 of you for joining us. is steven allen. good, let me start with you in berlin. so the us secretary of state, back in the region for the 3rd time since october, the 7th. all you seeing at all a shift in the us position? yes, i am actually, it's not a major shift, but there's been shifted emphasis. the emphasis is on pushing israel to make sure she met a turn, a gets into gauze, and that there would be pauses, at least for hostage releases. so that is a shift. i think the americans are obviously listening to criticism coming from other parts of the world. they're very worried about their own interest in the region, and they're worried about desi

we have this felicia and the americans are always trying to impose their solutions on to everybody else. but in order to impose solutions, you have to have them a full stop. do you think the american, the current american administration even has an idea of how they can try to approach this very combustible issue? because if they only want to use it for political purposes, for appearances, you still need to offer something on the tricia seems to be so dire that it's very hard to understand where even to start the what to exploit. and this is one of the unprecedented outcomes of what's happening right now. we've gone to how we feel that that's what took place on october 7th and, and, and, and the legitimacy or lack. there are some of the 1st time, many years in which the americans are not the ones who have taken the initiative. we all know now you'll make lands famous book, the font doctrine. and the idea that you just go and you just take advantage of that existing disaster or you impose when i'm at 53, organize the pieces to fit your foreign policy. i tried the best on the americans wer

with felicia signs for us from washington dc. thank you. hi. are all still a head here on al jazeera palestinians in the occupied westbank? very that as often as really forces rate a refugee camp, send you the so many politicians want to be the republican party is candidate for the any stand a chance it gets donald trump, if our planet is burning and we're running out of time, why are we doing more to deal with climate change, our american politics just getting to, i've been to a screen for most americans because it can look us politics. the bottom line is real, is still refusing to allow the international journal into jobs to cover the carnage . they're all that they can report on 1st hand is the is really saw power sending and reporters risking everything to get the story you 15 members killed in an ass. dr. sharon company, one that we don't cover the news we cover the way the news is the listening post. the challenges here the the welcome back to watching out a 0 on sazia. hey, here in the house, we have ongoing coverage here of israel for o

i have to find a full 4 by chance to hopes that as an i'm actually i do like for felicia and it could be a month to 3 more. but assume that as long as they are, there are no more than a 7800. but you know, if there's any gym, quote, palestinians, or in, during one of the doc is chapters of the history. and that is the message from you when chief antonio cortez called for a long time to cease via access to aid or the release of all hostages. and the stoppage, and the violation of international humanitarian loans. according to the government, media offers and gaza. vancleve needs a 1000 trucks of aid each and every day. adding the health sector is completely collapsed. meanwhile, the u. n. has said that food medicine and water off finally reaching northern, gaza. we heard from the spokesman for the palestine red crescent, who says that these days of truce present an opportunity to help those in gaza city of mount the liquid. it's not nearly enough. this situation, particularly the city and the north of come beyond the air and deep of hundreds of thousands, there are still in needs for v

middle of the southern part of israel with hamas under north and, and also we know of, of, she has felicia's operating. and so, yeah, which is to the, to the southern border and uh, eastern, wondering if israel, that's also and is the same time we've also seen malicious, backed by iran operating against the american forces in iraq. and this is also something we to keep the money, the only other was mentioning the american involvement here they are on the ground . this affects the americans very well. this is not just the fear of bigger escalation for the region. this has straight, you know, implications for the americans as well as this goes out of penn. and if yvonne goes more, involved, deeper into this conflict, is rose a quote to destroy from us. how realistic is that? if we're looking at the support it is getting from a big, big plan like you're ok, no doubt that some of us to support the financial. so we know of equipment and training that was provided by iran before this october 7th effect. no doubt it brought home us to was very advanced position, where they managed to, to surprise a

we have this felicia and the americans are always trying to impose their solutions on to everybody else. but in order to impose solutions, you have to have them a full stop. do you think the american, the current, the american administration even has an idea of how they can try to approach this very combustible issue? because if they only want to use it for political purposes, for appearances, you still need to offer something on the tricia seems to be so dire that it's very hard to understand where even to start the what to exploit. and this is one of the unprecedented outcomes of what's happening right now because of how we feel that that's what took place on october 7th and, and, and, and the legitimacy or lack. there are so the 1st, on many years in which the americans are not the ones who have taken the initiative . we all know now you'll make lands famous book, the font doctrine. and the idea that you just go and you just take advantage of that existing disaster or you impose when i'm it finally organized the pieces to fit your foreign policy. i tried the best find the americans w

oh felicia, is that gonna stick on the slip of these like puts in your closing the guys the closing boat does, which is why i was the easy therefore as ever since they've been since i mean kind of go fed me because of lies or food this applies all right, what is all i mean kind of a suspense so, so the kids are helpless, they can't do anything to help. that'd be with the auto brushing the policy number or for people who more i have most of the she doesn't, does that because they see that huge. i'm the president, the damage or i do that because this month of the one me, you'll see us for most and does that the something because i know that we've is ready to spot things that go version the student and expect mode is image and more cause i'm on because that's the video. so this is checking for the see hundreds here are they call on the ups or, and then you have to the nation on the information to community to intervene on. so, but in time to reach us is fly up. and to what that means for this, you would say to support us live from the defacto capital of the policy indian states. ramallah mo

great question um and what we, what we did in pollution for example, the 2nd time range went into felicia. they had evacuated about 90 percent of the civilians. so only 10 percent of the civilians in that entire city were left. when the marines went into includes you went in the almost everybody there was tied into that to the, to the that's right. they made the decision to stay and fight. and so the marines took them out. part of that part of the way we weren't able to facilitate that stability and evacuation is by promising the civilians the residents that they could go go back that they would be able to return. so you have to have this plan, you have to be able to lay out your engage danielle, who to talk to your is really friends and folks that you've talked to in the us government's that. that's a very key part. because right now what's happening is the idea and other folks just say, hey, move south, move down. and yet as people have move south, particularly refugee camps, they continue to get bomb in places where they were told to go. because of a commander being somewhere, allegedl

afghanistan was remarkably similar, regularly and detailing have going after medical facilities from felicia to couldn't do is in afghanistan initially claiming that was full of terrorist. and then 64 months after the fact we stood in line and oh, actually it was the civilians who were killed and there's no accountability to ultimately have the same situation here where the entire western, well pretty much has come out and support all of these ro, information cycle mission in gaza, regardless of the civilian sloth or that way thing. and so i think ultimately he's rallies realizing, in fact they losing the information was and that's something that they are very, extremely aware of. it might not seem like they care about that, that they do. and i would argue that public process around the world being so massive reflects that. when you were talking about, you know, the reasons that they might be carrying out this attack, that there is pressure from the united states just how much pressure is very debatable. but there was some pressure from the united states for as well. to, to end this offensiv