that was gabriella _ of need. good to have you with us. that was gabriella waaijman, i of need.l that was gabriella waaijman, the humanitarian director at save the children. it's worth saying, there are so many moving parts in this conflict, the bbc live page has full details of what you need to know including the latest update we just heard from tom bateman, our correspondent injerusalem. we have had the rhetoric from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, saying he will eliminate hamas. but there are questions about what happens after and what does the future for gaza? tom bateman says we are getting close this weekend about thinking within parts of the israeli government that make we are getting close. the quote — gaza should be smaller when this is over, according to an israeli minister. so already thought about what the outcome of this war will be. it is the old adage that a war is easy to start and difficult to end. we have heard that a lot is this conflict escalates. that is the scene right now in gaza. it looks very dark, because there is no electricity. the isra

live now to gabriella waaijman, who is global humanitarian director at save the children internationalning us. can you tell us the latest about what you are hearing is going on inside gaza with what you are hearing is going on inside gaza with the movement of people inside there? . ~' there? thank you. the information _ there? thank you. the information coming . there? thank you. the| information coming out there? thank you. the i information coming out of there? thank you. the - information coming out of gaza is absolutely heartbreaking. people are on the move, thousands and thousands of people are on the move. but it is absolutely impossible for more than a million people to move with all their belongings on one little rd to what is not really an area of safety either in the south. what we are seeing is people who are on the streets overnight, children on the streets overnight, people that are on the move are also not safe because it is still, as the secretary general mentioned, it is still a war zone. so bombs are still landing, so it is absolute mayhem, it is chaos and there is no

gabriella: i think it gives them the best shot they have had in a long time.essful, but they do have, the union was negotiating with the goal in mind. we were stories about the magic number where they wanted to be able to show at 30% wage increase which they basically got if you add the 25% plus the inflation adjustment they want. that is something they wanted to be able to bring to their car companies. especially in the bottom, the big issue for uaw workers is that since the financial crisis there were two tears and tip workers. the middle-class jobs that are kind of the stuff of political speeches and stuff like that only part of the workforce had that. and other people if you are a temp worker i met people in the pickup line started at 15 or 16 in our and they been in the temporary status for years. not getting the benefits of a full-time worker. this deal brings those people out and i think that will be more attractive to temps if they abided toyota, volkswagen or tesla. lisa: what about u.s. auto manufacturers standpoint? there is a concern of how u.s. au

i've been speaking to gabriella waaijman, humanitarian director at save the children international.nsequences for children. and we are deeply, deeply concerned that any further escalation will have further dramatic consequences for the people in gaza. as the colleague was mentioning, there is no safe place left in gaza. there are no shelters left, there is no water, there is no food. children are absolutely terrified. so this is really as dramatic as it gets. all the eyewitnesses accounts that we receive, the people that we speak to in gaza, tell us ofjust how desperate the situation is right now. and i wonder, given what you do, where are you able to help? what help can you offer? and i'm thinking perhaps at the border with egypt, where many people are now massing, they are unable to leave. and the humanitarian crisis in the south of gaza is getting worse by the hour. yeah, our staff in gaza are among the people affected. they are like everybody else, you know, running away. they have had to leave their homes. they are in the shelters or outside of the shelter since there isn't eno

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it was one of 2 draw resolutions before the council gabriella is on the report from you and headquarters in new york security council members agree on the necessity of ending the humanitarian crisis in gaza. but deep divisions remain on exactly how to do that. the key part of the russian draft resolution was an immediate cease fire. it was supported by china. you a couple in and mozambique. the russian ambassador said the back their resolution was bolted down was a blow to humanitarian efforts, reduced issues, we're talking about the most serious explosion of violence over the past decades. today the entire world waited with baited breath for the security council to take steps in order to put an end to the bloodletting. but delegations of the western countries have basically stumped on those expectations. those are gas. the u. s. u . k. france and japan voted against the resolution. the us said russia failing to condemn us is the reason why russia's resolution put forward without any consultations make no mention of from us. none by failing to condemn from us rushes, giving cover to a te

now the united states has finalized its version with some key changes their gabriella is on the reports now from new. there are 2 new points to this us resolution that will go to the security counts. so i want to point them out. number one is it calls for all measures necessary, such as a humanitarian pause, to allow for full and rapid safe humanitarian access. in accordance with international law keep raise their humanitarian pause. previously the us had not agreed to that. in fact, the us vetoed a brazil resolution that called for humanitarian pause. just last week. also in the new version and final version of the us draft. it says any movement of people must be voluntary, this is new as well. and this goes to the fact that israel had really demanded that people in the north of guys move to the south and this new version of the us draft or the us final version here. it's saying any movement of people must be voluntary . now there was supposed to be a vote on this resolution early tuesday, but that has been postponed to either late tuesday or perhaps even wednesday or thursday. the rea

dollars trunk faces hundreds of millions of dollars in fines on the loss of his business licenses. gabriella is on the not results from you. donald trump, again in a court room, but for the 1st time on trial, trump is adults, sons, and the trump organization are facing allegations of intentionally inflating the value of trump's real estate holdings by nearly 3000000000 dollars in order to gain more favorable loans. that is a crime when they could deal a major blow to trump's new york business empire. it's a which are trump, is not obliged to attend the trial, but on the 1st day he did so voluntarily. this trial was railroaded, that faster. this traffic have been brought years ago, but they waited till i was right in the middle of my campaign. the investigation was years in the making by new york's attorney general's office, which brought the charges last year. donald trump and the other defendants have been committed for assistance and repeated fraud. last week, we prove that in our motion for summary judgement. today, we will prove our of the claims. the case is simple and not criminal in n

and inflating the net with by billions of dollars the form of us present to noise any wrong doing. gabriella is on the re sent this out from outside the quotes in your, the day to the trial here at this court house in new york city. and the trial is turning a little mundane. and what i mean by that is the witnesses that are being called now are accountants, appraisers, bankers and consultants. because at the core, this is a case about property value, which means it's a case about numbers. of course, the attorney general claiming that trump and his associates intentionally inflated the value of trump properties in order to get more favorable loans, which would be a crime. but trump and his lawyers have been arguing in court and are trying to lay out the argument that there are many different ways to do property appraisals. and that they are saying that the numbers that were used by the attorney general's office to bring these charges are simply incorrect. so that is what the case is dealing with right now with some of these witnesses that trump arrive here in court . he's here and he does not

let's start with what's going on on the ground. frances education administer gabriella town called wearing the eye by a quote, a religious gesture aimed at testing the resistance of the republic toward the secular sanctuary. that school must be. this was a very controversial decision. can you tell us about their kind of reasons and the timing for this decision? so to me they're out and the official reason and an actual reason. so initially the principle of security reason in france was meant to be a principle of equality. and over the like because it's being a principal for a bishan target to most friends and to move has to do with a long history of colonial control of women's buddies. we can tie it back to the or calling it is a right now, jerry, whether it was and feeling ceremonies that's were organized by the wives of the colonial generals to invade publicly as human women to make them seem and actually look frontier. so actually one bell and literally taking their video of it all like the posters, are seeing on 2 more beautiful without the video. and it was something that was going on

what do you want people to know about gabriella and mia? >> first of all, thank you for that question because it's a very important one. it's very important that the audience knows we're talking about human beings here. we're not talking about numbers. we're not talking about statistics. we're talking about actual human beings and they have a very big effect on their surroundings. so it's not just the families or even their friends at school, but it's society in general. and it ripples outwards. somebody always knows somebody who knows something and it affects everybody. my wife, she works with young, autistic adults and they miss her dearly. and it affects them in horrible ways because for them, a blow like that is very difficult to cope with. there's a little clip put out by the parents of some of these young adults that was, where they talked to them and you see the reactions and you see my wife works with both israeli jews and israeli arabs. all had representatives who spoke this this video and there was a local newspaper article where

inflating that we met with, by billions of dollars, the form of us present denies any wrong doing, gabriella, these understand this from outside the quote in new york. they to of the trial here at this court house in new york city. and the trial is turning a little mundane. and what i mean by that is the witnesses that are being called now are accountants, appraisers, bankers and consultants. because at the core, this is a case about property value, which means it's a case about numbers. of course, the attorney general claiming that trump and his associates intentionally inflated the value of trump properties in order to get more favorable loans, which would be a crime. but trump and his lawyers have been arguing in court and are trying to lay out the argument that there are many different ways to do property appraisals. and that they are saying that the numbers that were used by the attorney general's office to bring these charges or simply incorrect. so the current type currency, michael's time bank been freed, is on charles the fraud in new york. he's accused of stealing billions of dolla

gabriella coppola from detroit. our conversation with james gorman. we also talked to his successor, the ceo to be ted pick. this is bloomberg. ♪ (adventurous music) ♪ ♪ ♪ be ready for any market with a liquid etf. get in and out with dia. ameritrade is now part of schwab. bringing you an elevated experience, tailor-made for trader minds. go deeper with thinkorswim: our award-wining trading platforms. unlock support from the schwab trade desk, our team of passionate traders who live and breathe trading. and sharpen your skills with an immersive online education crafted just for traders. all so you can trade brilliantly. matt: this is "bloomberg markets ." changes of the top at morgan stanley. announcing the next ceo will be ted pick. the current ceo james gorman saying the change feels right. sonali basak sat down with gorman and pick at the firm's offices in new york where they covered everything from the economy to the business going forward. james: the u.s. has stage the recession. the fed is very close to being final within probably 25 basis point

all right, gabriella is on there. thanks so much. i now is ready for us, is arrested 5 people suspected of spitting christine pilgrims and church duels. the videos have gone viral on social media platform spunk and condemnation from the government and religious treatise rentals results from occupied east jerusalem. ultra orthodox jews, spin toward christians carrying across the unoccupied east jerusalem this week. an act of religious hatred igniting a scandal in israel and beyond. other videos also widely seen on social media, showed jews spitting toward nuns outside a church and get another where jews spit edit church door way. is rarely police say they have arrested 5 people, one a minor in the latest incident. prime minister benjamin netanyahu condemned the spitting attacks, but religious leaders including the top roman catholic, cardinal in jerusalem, say their concern over a rising number of anti christian acts in israel. some alternate nationalist and settler leaders, se spitting ad or near christians and churches is a legitima

in new york, it comes up to 2 failed security council resolutions type of by the us and russia. gabriella alexander has moved from the un headquarters in his speech to an emergency session of the un general assembly re admin sewer. the palestinian ambassador called on the world to uphold international law. and hold is real accountable. the only path for the is justice justice for the palestinian people. done this thought the law done then that done that eric it done with today it to accommodate is a in a poll it as opposed to ty, this is what we are here for. as a united nations to save future generations from the school to war. but israel's ambassador delight at done, said the world's attention should be solely on the october 7th attack by him us and israel's self described efforts to destroy what he called the monsters. who perpetrated it? this is not a war with the palestinians. is read is a war with the generals cybill jihad, these come must stare, organization. only it is the law abiding democracy of is run against modern day. not seen. jordan's for administer countered. israel's cla

what, vetoed gabriella is on those at the united nations in new york. so take us through the, the text of this reservation which does not include a cease fire. yes. does not. and that's one of the big criticisms of this from security council members. i'll get to that in one second, send me i just wanna mention as well. some new information confirmed that we're getting in from the united nations confirming this is from martin griffith to the head of the un relief, an emergency office. and he says that 14 more trucks have entered guys that today today, meaning sunday, through the roof of border crossing with the aid provided by the red crescent. and you, when he says it's another small glimmer of hope for the millions of people in dire need of humanitarian aid. he says i particularly grateful for the aid workers on the palestinian side, would immediately spring to action to offload the goods. despite the risks, their true heroes, they too need protection. so that's from martin griffith from the un confirming 14 more a trucks have gotten into. uh guys, uh,