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n says more than 1800000 people in gaza are in need of emergency shelter. and there's no time to lose and delivering aid. it estimates about 69 percent of old homes and building from the strip of being destroyed. fulton palestinians to live in bravo. and $10000.00 bodies, and believes to be buried under the debris is around us. preventing the entry of construction equipment to recover them. well join now by sending away spokes person for you and he says, and he's running his life from milwaukee camp in southwest. him guys are thank you very much for your time. firstly, what is the humanitarian situation? there, after 6 weeks of the seas file as well. uh its, it's really uh still dire. uh, while tactfully, children and families are stay from the val bundles to, to the extent possible at this time the children are still suffering from the outcomes of this continued violence. for 16 months, i've been here 6 months ago during the a heat wave in august, and now i'm back doing the lowest temperatures as our grand children are. unfortunately, literally dying. we'v

has more than 1800000 people in gaza ever need an emergency shelter. and there's no time to lose and to live during age. it estimates about 69 percent of all homes and buildings and the strip has been destroyed since and palestinians to live in russell $10000.00 bodies are believed to be buried under the debris, as well as preventing the entry of construction equipment to because of the same ways as the spokesman for unicef and he says, israel's failure to allow shelters into gaza. supposing palestinian families at risk, it's really still dire while tactfully, children and families are safe front of abundance to the extent possible. at this time, the children are still suffering from the outcomes of, of this continued violence for 16 months. i've been here 6 months ago during the a heat wave in august. and now i'm back during the lowest temperatures, as our grand children are. unfortunately, literally the inc. uh, we've witnessed reports of the 7 children the best thing away due to hypothermia because of the cold weather because of i because of, of not

them as long as him oss remains and gaza. but i don't know what there is when is, why is this something that means that it has to be vague? is it has really signed disagreement. the agreement says that and by the end of this process, certain things have to take place. one, it has to, with the complete go from because to it has to allow all the april comfortable as a 3. it must also stop the war. the aggression for it to be they should be a exchange of prisoners which has been taking place about one 3rd of these are in the capital already been released 2 thirds remaining. maybe half of them have already. i'm not, i'm not living. so there's a lot of things to talk about when is says it doesn't want to talk about because it does not want to fulfill its obligations under the agreement so that they can withdraw from it as a or in the what. meanwhile, the only leverage that's how much has in this negotiations are the captives. so it's going to hand over the cap is like sending the 1st phase that is not there is nothing left for how

the gaza sees 5 d again and dash mall says no to. busy to about the 2nd phase of taking place for this row, the hello on elizabeth brown, and this is alan to 0 life from ha, also coming up here right now. not in a very good position. you're allowed on the end of the is reading that examples to be right around the word beginning of the war, not in a good position. it was you don't have.

i was just here as hunting my mood was out of mosque and gaza city with palestinian child. the 1st ramadan, praise i happen to be there, a prayer room here in one of the oldest mazda in garza city, a talk to people about their reaction and how they feel that all the different be raining proposal, an interest to expand phase one rather than moving forward with they agreed upon his face 2 of the seas prior to the great depression because we're not moving into stage 2 and rather extending stage these that is our way from being completed on over means. there is no into the lord means is rather still or the state of work with the palestinian. it means or we're going back to the genocidal acts on the ground. the many of this devastation of the people from serious people, the most deep sleep deep feel policy to the fire releasing the companies including the bodies on the inside the gulf stream alex simeon release it from is really not exact number. they've been agreed upon. many times and violated the agreement a lot of times compared to the. 2 sites that would lead me right now.

and for, with the possibility for resuming the aggression again, on the gaza strip. i'm see, finalize is a statement saying that extending the 1st phase in the form of proposed by the is ready. so it is not acceptable. that's all for how much movement which could be an indication for the direct level of on sits. and it's a step because this trip is moving to a light of the end of the 1st phase of the agreement. and we must, what this potential search of military ex from to move was. if there is no, any sort of publications made between from us and east failed to sustain and just to say, all sorts of military acts on the ground. and that's right now has been a laptop in the as regional mediate, to try to contain this crisis in order to prevent any potential return a fight thing that will bring nothing but the devastation of destruction as it can see right now the background product. thank you very much for that, that started otherwise in joining us live from casa and joining us here on the studio assigned me id on professor of public affairs and the director at the ce

and it is, i think was funding the only work in the hospital left and gaza, things like that. and you know that, and you have dispensing, you know, medicines in africa and, and, and, but it was also the agency in which the funded democracy promotion programs. and these were the, you know, when, when, when, when the national endowment for democracy which operates on the a i. d, was founded in 1983 under the reagan administration. the 1st director of us that we do in the open. what the c, i a used to do, who berkeley, meaning that they fund oppositional groups and then countries where that are friendly, they just fund a whole range of civil society groups and countries that are kind of a problem. they fund those groups that are kind of parallel to potentially problem matic organizations. so if you have a left leaning union, you'll fund, you'll fund a us friendly union the but you know, you know, and then countries that are, that are out and out, you know, dissenting from us had gemini, se bolivia, youth youth youth fund. these organizations that basically raise the law that the

the vatican shares more positive developments on its status and the next phase of the gaza ceasefire hostage deal between israel and hamas remains uncertain. the first phase is set to end today. now one side is blaming the other for the stalled talks. we'll have more coming up. stay with us. >> here at morgan stanley. old school. hard work meets bold new thinking to help you see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work with you to make them real. >> sonia. >> earlene and marcia. >> are among the thousands. >> of real women. >> living with metastatic. >> breast cancer, doing what. >> they love. >> and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with. >> hr positive. her2 negative metastatic breast cancer. as the first hormonal based therapy. >> ibrance plus. letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole alone. ibrance may cause. >> low white blood cell counts. >> that may lead to serious infections. >> ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. >> both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening ch

received all the full american uh cop regarding any potential step that will be taken against the gaza strip. which now is the options uh, between both sides and now the, the entire method still opened. yeah. as we are moving towards on sits in it saved the lives, of course, the entire region tara, with that is, that is in mind, of course we on now on the 1st day of ramadan, a very important time. so what is the mood that way? you all the ways of palestinians. welcome the holy month of ramadan. today i'm a devastation displacements. i'm painful memories that we have in the woods since the on the set top the is very many tree campaigns on the tax rate. absolutely. palestinians are living right now and the ruins of the destroyed homes, or they have lost many of the loved ones. hundreds of thousands right now. trying to cope with the varies to view hardships that they are facing a during the whole, the month of ramadan that to present it in deep. i'm going to need to search for roots of foods. are you still subject to trust that you in order to lights up the make shift tense? i know what

video posted by trump depicting human netanyahu composing over the bones of the biden genocide in gaza. and moscow again is the form of the attendant colonel in this obvious and rushing non forces. talk to the imagery, training these on russians born and defense policy council present in conway. so good to have a russian on the show of to so many people from the american side. you know, we had the trump, the deputy assistant on the other day, semester and gorka. so, i mean from as being saying often on it's possible there is some presence of western european nato troops allowed in ukraine. and of course, like a lever of a department store said no. so what will happen to the soldiers if they turn up there? i mean, right now they're in my 6, they're in british special forces in ukraine. what will happen to these troops, if they turn up the, as well as 3 helping to come without russia's approval, which is not forthcoming, as, as we see, they may become targets for russian strikes. and that would involve a, those countries into a direct and immediate military conflict where the russian fed

improvement of the humanitarian situation and the reconstruction of cause, leaving the entire future of the gaza strip off the media without completely negotiating this important aspects at which as which absolutely we have been hearing from the east police side repeatedly that they once console without thomas in power. and now we are facing 3 scenarios for the future of the deal. as we can see at the moment, the 1st leap, each regional miss yates is, will possibly be able to convince both sides to move to the 2nd phase of the ceasefire agreement that will, is significantly, needs more 2 sessions from both sides. secondly, the possibility for reaching an extension for the 1st phase, which in turn cannot be the optimal solution for the crisis. and finally, the possibility that the deal to collapse, if both sides did not show me enough flexibility to sustain the agreements, which means that the return of full will be absolutely inevitable. meanwhile, topic is of course, the 1st day of rama to today. and what is the mood like that it's such an important time as well as his previous he is louisa of

all as a muslim holy month of ramadan begins palestinians in gaza, observing it amid the devastation of war. houses here is honey. my mood was at a mosque and guys, a city with palestinians have their 1st ramadan prayers. i happen to be there, a prayer room here in one of the oldest mazda in garza city. a talk to people about their reaction and how they do that. all the different be raining proposal, an interest to expand phase one rather than moving forward with they agreed upon is stage 2 of the seas prior to the great depression because you're not moving into stage 2 and rather extending based on all the fees and that is our way from being completed on over means there is no into the word means is rather still a state of work with the palestinian. it means or we're going back to the genocidal acts on the ground. the many of this devastation of the people from serious people, the most deep sleep deep feel they're part of the fire, releasing the company, big bodies on the inside the golf street. the city and release it from is really not exact number. the pin agreed upon the really

incredibly fragmented following russia's invasion of ukraine as well as, of course, israel's more on gaza. i think that there's a recognition not simply within the b k k. but more generally, throughout the region, the look we're, we're not going to be able to count on external forces at all. we're going to have to rely on engaging within our own region in order to try to find solutions for particular problems. and i think that that's part of what's going on here. i think that the, i think the or chill on and probably of the quite a few among the, the, the kurdish leadership more generally. because he wouldn't have done this simply on his own. i recognize that, you know, the, the balance of power has definitely shift bids and in order to get the best possible outcome for their people for their cause. this is the way to go in the habit because we don't know if the p k. k will accept the system has to be reckoned ratified by the p k. k party. congress does not. yes, absolutely. and uh that was also mentioned in the lo jolanda announcement. yes, sir, the party leaders in the mountains can do

after holding talks in cairo on the gaza cease fire, i'm off is urge the international community to put pressure on israel to move to the 2nd phase of the agreement talks are expected to resume in the egyptian capital on saturday. the pope frances has suffered a respiratory crisis and is now receiving oxygen from a ventilator. according to the vatican, the thousands of faithful are holding vigil for the 88 year old head of the roman catholic church. he's been in the hospital for 2 weeks battling pneumonia in both longs. hundreds of student protesters arrived in the southern serbian city of nation on friday night after walking more than a 100 kilometers over 4 days. on saturday and all day math anti corruption protests will begin in the city. the protest movement was triggered by the collapse of a roof and a newly built train station in november, which killed 15 people. those are the headlines. the news continues here on l. g, or after head to head, we'll see you then welcome back through it had said on how does their english my guess today is came on eastern, where he's the majority lea

video posted by trump depicting human netanyahu cavorting over the bones of the biden genocide in gaza. and moscow again is the form of the attendant colonel in this obvious and rushing non forces. talk to the imagery, training these on russians born and defense policy council present in conway. so good data russian on the show of to so.

video posted by trump depicting human netanyahu, avoiding over the bones of the biden genocide in gaza. and moscow again, is the form of the attendant candle in this office in russian on forces. talk to the imagery, training these on rushes, born and defense policy council. because i didn't kind of was so good to have a russian on the show of to so many people from the american side. you know, we had the trump, the deputy assistant on the other day, semester and gorka. so um, i mean from as being saying off and on, it's possible. there is some presence of western european nato troops allowed in ukraine. and the 2nd level of the foreign minister said, no. so what will happen to the soldiers if they turn up their, i mean, right now they are in my 6 there in british special forces in ukraine. what will happen to these troops if they turn up the, as well as 3 helping to come without rushes approval, which is not forthcoming as, as we see, they may become targets for russian strikes. and that would involve a, those countries into a direct and immediate military conflict where the russian fe

we have a lot of money and gaza. -- gas. but we do not have a lot of raw earth. what we do have have is protected by the environmentalist. it's not much. they have among the best in the world in terms of raw earth. we're going to be taking it, using it for all of the things that we do including a.i. and including weapons and the military and it's really going to very much satisfy our field it's something that just worked out really well. we have a lot of oil, a lot of gas but we don't have raw earth. so this has just about every components of the raw they're we need for computers for all of the things that we do. >> and the long-term security of ukraine? president trump: once we make the agreement, that's going to be 95% of it. it's not going to go back to fight. i've spoke within president putin. and i think -- i mean, i feel very strong -- i've known him for a long time and i feel very strongly that they're very serious about it. and we'll make a deal. and when the deal is made, i don't think -- we talk about security. everyone is talk about -- all we talked ab

didn't see when president trump told the king of jordan that all the palestinians were going to leave gaza, the king of jordan was just like, all right, fine, you know, whatever. we'll deal with it later, because obviously that's the right thing to do. now, the problem here is that for the ukraine issue, the villainization of zelenskyy has become such a matter of like ideology on the maga right that, of course, jd vance is going to try to take any opportunity to paint j. zelenskyy as a villain and zelenskyy fell for it. fell for it. he fell into jd vance's trap. and and i don't know if it was premeditated. it doesn't really matter. jd vance is trying to kill ukraine. he's been trying to kill ukraine. aid along with tucker and don jr., and a large part of the trump administration, but not all of it. and he's fighting a faction inside the trump administration that is actually trying to help ukraine. and that faction is losing. the jd faction is winning. and zelenskyy played into that unwittingly, probably. but it really has tragic consequences because now president trump believes that zelens

. >> gaza strip.ry way. >> possible that we've. >> gone over to the russian. >> side in foreign policy. >> and have every, every intention. >> of, at the very. >> minimum. >> extorting the worst deal possible. >> for ukraine. >> which was attacked in. >> the most. >> brutal way, an autocracy attacking a democracy in the most brutal way. and it's also part of the autocratic trend. >> in domestic. >> policy and the autocratic trend in the sheer style of the white house. >> we have. a multibillionaire. >> installed for the purpose of so-called. government efficiency, who. you know, just shrugs his shoulders when he makes. >> mistakes. >> like. >> firing people. >> who are in charge of healing diseases. >> around the world. >> it this is a such a dramatic. >> six weeks. >> in. american history. >> that it's very, very hard to. >> keep up. >> with it. and it's the. absolute opposite in american history to. >> the first. >> hundred days of fdr. >> who went. >> out to rescue a country to make common cause wi

he was lying and using his propaganda machine to do it when he said we spent millions of dollars to gaza for condoms. >> the gentlelady's time has expired. i now recognize the gentleman from missouri. >> i want to speak frankly to the american people. we are nearing $37 trillion in national debt. that means each and every u.s. taxpayer owes over $323,000. that means when the center says we have $18 trillion left to take out and we are spending $2 trillion in debt every year, we are at the precipice of a debt cycle. we're at the point in which the dollar will be worth nothing. social security goes bankrupt in eight years. medicare goes bankrupt in 10 years. 15 years from now, the dollar is completely devalued and worth nothing. that means your pension, the money in your bank, your savings is nothing. it is worthless. we are trying to save this country. we are trying to save your pensions and bank accounts. we are trying to save this country for the next generation and it would be nice if we had help. instead we have people fighting us on this. i would hate to be in the democratic party ri

doge's record so far, overstated claims, receipts that don't add up, lies about condoms in gaza, lies about 130-year-olds on social security, and a billion-dollar contract that was really $8 million. can somebody say troops? doge claims -- oops? doge claims to have saved 55 billion dollars. the wall street journal, rupert murdoch's wall street journal, crunched the numbers this weekend and found just $2.6 billion in savings, mostly from canceled contracts and cuts in research funding for things like alzheimer's and chronic lung disease. which brings me to my questions. how does the gao define government waste? >> waste is defined as an extravagant spending or something that does not really add any value in terms of the government's overall accomplishment of goals. >> thank you. based on that definition, would eliminating the consumer financial protection bureau qualify as cutting waste or making a policy choice? >> that is basically a value judgment and a policy choice and in order to do that -- >> in my district, a federal grant to train teachers in underserved urban schools was term