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palestinians from gaza, providing its done on a voluntary basis. of the gaza strip. of october, there was a high motivation among the liferrible under hamas. hamas has taken every dollar they got and at the expense of their own society. in gaza due to the war and the motivation to and i think that in this sense, what's happening, the fact who want to go out go out. that's terrible. you know, in ukraine, eight million people left. nobody blocked the border. nobody told them they cannot go out. but for some reason, the west thinks it can decide for the gazans what their future will be. and i think we have to create the terms really don't want to live in gaza to get out. we are hearing from... that they do want to any palestinian groups saying that that is likely. some people, of course, have fled the violence. of the critics of this idea. yeah, well, it's a new idea. i think that israel really needs to learn and understand it seems to me that president trump maybe but i think that at this stage, we are now in the midst to the next step. i think many things are going to happen in gaza, i can tell you... i think that is crea

they have never had a chance at life, because the gaza strip has been a hellhole for people living there's been horrible. now, to be clear, the people he says, deserve a chance at life. the palestinians would not return. and would that upset the very delicate cease fire? we'll wait and see. worth noting the forced movement of an entire people is considered a crime against humanity by the united nations. the u.s. has also dropped out of u.n. programs designed to help palestinians. marcus. all right. thank you, scott. well, you know, all of this comes as talks continue to extend the middle east ceasefire past the march 1st deadline. and while some of the israeli hostages have been released, families of those still captive remain in an agonizing standstill. among of them, the family of a young man whose mother grew up in berkeley. as nbc bay area's kris sanchez explains, she's been experiencing heartache now for nearly 16 months. the kidnaping we have, the kidnaping video where hamas took the, you know, the, you know, took the video. so we can see how this happened. the video of elor noho b

and they are trying to completely, they are trying completely to change the milestone of life in the gaza strip. you can see now one of the palestinian. 5 destiny is out, been released, has, has finished his medical check to be re united with his beloved one home right now and pricing, sharing some offerings, regretful craigslist for such moments that they have what miss today, what do we use that she has a spend behind the is really positive and he's very jails. in fact, it's very emotional. see not the moment. other, other families are still waiting outside needs to be reset the loved ones as we are about to finish the medical check. so they are playing around different songs. they have been distributing celebrex re suite and they have been organizing different scenes of june relation to show i'm to come do so are coming degrees and to welcome the refund of 15 youth who have been a behind to prison for a very long time. this is a very dramatic seems to it is a new historic writing in the history of the policy. yeah, i think i believe the a 100 d p emotional, emotional sites terika. as you say

they have never had a chance at life because the gaza strip has been a hell hole for people living there. it's been horrible. hamas has made it so bad, so bad, so dangerous, so unfair to people and by doing what i'm recommending that we do, it's a very strong recommendation, and by doing that we think we will bring great peace to in this area. i have to stress this is not for israel. this is for everybody in the middle east. arabs, muslims. this is where they can partake in terms of jobs and living and all of the other benefits. i think it's very important. it just doesn't work the other way. you can't keep trying. they just -- has been going along for so many decades you can't even count. you just can't keep doing. you have to learn from history. you can't keep going to the same mistake over and over again. gaza is a hell hole right now. it was before the bombing started frankly and we're going to give people a chance to live in a beautiful community that's safe and secure and i think you're going to see -- a tremendous outflowing of support. i can tell you i spoke to other leaders in t

gaza. >> is it worth risking the life of a single u.s. marine to turn the gaza strip into the riviera of the middle east? >> tonight, the widespread rejection. >> of trump's. >> agenda, both in the middle east and at home. >> people voted. >> for lower. >> egg prices. >> you know. >> not for. >> a middle east mar-a-lago when all in starts right now. >> good evening from. >> san diego. >> i'm chris hayes. the anger is rising. you can feel it as the world's richest man, elon musk and unelected. >> billionaire is unlawfully. >> hollowing out the united states. >> government, seizing. >> control of payment and personnel systems. >> of the. data of millions of americans trying to shut down agencies that congress duly created. americans across the country. >> in protests. >> and demonstrations and. teachings are focusing their outrage on musk with calls of fire. elon, even though it is not entirely clear who he is working for other than himself. we're going to have much more on those protests later in the show. they are growing. the musk is still pushing on, continuing to i

life. because the gaza strip has been a hellhole for people living there. it's been horrible. to be clear, the people he says, deserve a chance at life. the palestinians would not return. would that upset the very delicate cease fire? that idea. we'll wait and see. it's worth noting that the forced movement of an entire people is considered a crime against humanity by the united nations. the u.s. has also dropped out of u.n. programs to help palestinians. american humanitarian workers, part of the state department's agency for international development, have been told to pack up and come back home to america. the world's richest man, elon musk, says he suggested to president trump the programs be shut down to due to what he calls corruption. musk and his team have gained access to government payroll computers at the treasury, alarming many a protest. as you can see outside the treasury yesterday included members of congress who are alarmed by what they say is the speed of the unelected billionaire's takeover of government institutions. every single one of us has a responsibili

over the past 16 months, the gaza strip has seen unprecedented destruction in all the hospitals, streets, infrastructure, human life 20% of them are children under the age of permanent disabilities and a500 amputations and for this all station reason, more organisations like who, unicef, say it is a large these mums are really looking at pictures as we are talking be done in the coming months? the place, in all the directions, in all directions. whatever need to be done is to be done realise that they have lost everything, they lost their homes, loved ones, most of their savings, luxuries, they could not do this, they are facing lack of water lack of electricity, the lack of heavy temporary homes or shelters or tents or whatsoever. also, to bring their loved ones from this is one thing. days is an influx of patients with chronic illnesses. that has not been treated properly more than 350,000 patients with chronic diseases like diabetes, failure, unfortunately, more than 40% of them have died because they do not receive renal kidney they need urgent care aboard. referred abroad over the last 15 months. a few more de

parts of the gaza strip, this neighborhood that you can see right now was once puzzling with life on the left toby children and the dreams of palestinians who have been widely displaced from this area. we can see how the landscape has done to be completely devastated and turned into a pile of russell. we have got the 1st hand accounts from eye witnesses in this area who confirmed that underneath these buildings they are still civilians buried without being properly recovered a by the, the, by the civil defense. what, cuz who have been struggling to build them from underneath these buildings? and apparently what we understand clearly is that as long as there is no, any sort of heavy machinery will be allowed to access cause abuse. recovery efforts will continue for short in order to boost victims from onto the rustles to help their families to. busy give them a final burial in order to complete the more that we have lost then what is what remains is a very painful reminder of the devastating reality in the gaza strip. where would the 70 percent of residential units have been widely di

they have never had a chance at life because the gaza strip has been a hell hole for people living there. it's been horrible. hamas has made it so bad, so bad. so dangerous. so unfair to people. and by doing what i'm recommending that we do, it's a very strong recommendation but it is a strong recommendation, by doing that, we think we're going to bring, perhaps, great peace to long beyond this area. and i have to stress this is not for israel, this is for everybody in the middle east. arabs, muslims, this is for everybody. this would be where they can partake in terms of jobs and living and all of the other benefits. and i think it's very important. it just doesn't work the other way. you can't keep trying. they just -- has been going along for so many decades. you can't even count. you just can't keep doing. you have to learn from history. you can't keep doing the same mistake over and over again. gaza is a hell hole right now. it was before the bombing started, frankly. we're going to give people a chance to live in a beautiful community that's safe and secure. and i think you're goin

gaza for life saving medical care. more than 12000 people who are on this list are waiting medical evacuation, and among them are 2500 children who actually need to be able to emergency leave the gaza strip on when we say emergency. and these are, you know, children, individuals who either need treatment to quite simply save their life or their ones that need urgent treatment to ensure that their condition does not deteriorate and put their life at risk. there's an entire system, it's very clunky. it's quite laborious. but basically a patient and they're either their child or guardian or those we're going to be accompanying them, apply for a medical evacuation and that's how the list starts to be developed. there is a committee within the m o h that then reviews and puts the patients into categories depending on urgency. and then there's a whole coordination of for it that has to happen with israel clearing every single one of the names that is requesting to be evacuated. and so you do get a number of instances where for example, a kid's mother isn't approved for evacuation for whatever reason. so then there's a huge scramble to be able to find another guardian that can potentially on tr

gaza strip. alright to out 0, talk about as boone their life as in roughly in southern guns or target. thank you . so what, how much that's really 3 is really captive maybe $500.00 days after they were taken june, october 7th attack. they appeared in public on a stage alongside i must fight as before, being transported out of gauze or by the red cross. i'm how many has me to united with these loved ones is right after 484 these incompatibility it's a moment. those closest to offer cause the full might never come into the office. we were waiting for this moment that off i will come back home. it's impossible to live without him. now all the family will start to rehabilitate, to get back to normal and god willing, all the people of israel will get back to normal and we will all be together. and the code was checked with these 2 children leaving a message. so talk to the 7th, 2023. but the parent was released a month late due to a breach cease by all these really for international was released the how may i ask, who i'm subsidy amended of a direct quote of the shows in claim units in kans

they have never had a chance at life, because the gaza strip has been a hellhole for people living thereit's been horrible. now hamas has made it so bad, so bad, so dangerous, so unfair to people. and by doing what i'm recommending that we do, it's a very strong recommendation, but it is a strong recommendation. by doing that, we think we're going to bring perhaps great peace to long beyond this area. and i have to stress, this is not for israel. this is for everybody in the middle east, arabs, muslims, this is for everybody. this would be where they can partake in terms of jobs and living and all of the other benefits. and i think it's very important. it just doesn't work the other way. you know, you can't keep trying. they just has been going along for so many decades. you can't even count. you just can't keep doing. you have to learn from history. you can't keep doing the same mistake over and over again. gaza is a hellhole right now. it was before the bombing started, frankly, and we're going to give people a chance to live in a beautiful community that's safe and secure. and i think

they have never had a chance at life because the gaza strip has been a hellhole for people living there. it's been horrible. now hamas has made it so bad, so bad, so dangerous, so unfair to people. and by doing what i'm recommending that we do, it's a very strong recommendation. but it is a strong recommendation. by doing that, we think we're going to bring perhaps great peace to long beyond this area. and i have to stress, this is not for israel. this is for everybody in the middle east, arabs, muslims, this is for everybody. this would be where they can partake in terms of jobs and living and all of the other benefits. and i think it's very important. it just doesn't work the other way. you know, you can't keep trying. they just has been going along for so many decades. you can't even count. you just can't keep doing. you have to learn from history. you can't keep doing the same mistake over and over again. gaza is a hellhole right now. it was before the bombing started, frankly. and we're going to give people a chance to live in a beautiful community that's safe and secure. and, uh,

the palestinians and gaza are still fighting for survival across the strip. despite the ceasefire, strong winds heavy rain and folding temperatures are making life even more difficult. among the ruins. authorities and gaza are pleading for temporary shelters cooling the most pressing humanity are in need for palestinians, and during what winter conditions? honey about mood reports from gaza. city their homes destroy, as they have no tens and nowhere to go to stay warm and dry. once the rains and high winds are making an almost unbearable situation, even worse for the hundreds of 1000 people, forced to live and make shift shelters in the gaza strip and ascend despite the treasury. the only thing despite the rain and the very bad weather people are staying under no roof, which means that people are hanging onto their control, their land. people are hanging on even one grain of sand of their country. this is more difficult for us than displacements. we woke up at night and found out tense, destroyed above us, due to the wind, and the clothes and food were filled with sand. we had wanted to return for a week, but we have no money for transportation.

life. do you as well take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with the to will own it and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous, unexploded bombs and other weapons on the side, the level of the side and get rid of the destroyed buildings and i don't want to be cute. i don't want to be a wise guy, but the riviera of the middle east. this could be something that could be so bad. it could be so magnificent. palestinians in gaza have condemned from plan and say that remain in the strip and am i to watts or benefits? i am gossen my father and grandfather were from here, we are true godson and so they can do whatever they want to do and we shall remain steadfast in our homeland. we will not leave here and we've got one option only live or die here. but let them in the return, despite the massive destruction and despite the lack of infrastructure, water and basic necessities returned to because we categorically reject displacement on the handle. we found out how lucky we shall not leave no matter what you see. my house was destroyed, but i can sleep under rubble. we will remain, s

gaza strip is a complete disaster. mazda of destruction. every single aspect of life has been completely wiped at 0 infrastructure at everywhere is rebel, as the streets are very dusty and polished in use. do not know from where to start, but we have been seeing people fixing cleaning, collecting glass, collecting whatever they can collect from under the rubble and, and we can also see municipalities and other 8 organizations, a humanitarian organizations trying to open the ways work on the infrastructure there are areas that have been connected to the internet to, but they're very new to us, but also popped in and other telecommunication companies are working on that. and also we see policy news very happy of returning home despite the fact that there is no home left, but they're very happy that they're not displaced in different areas other than their houses across the causal pains. thank you so much for, for bringing us the latest stay and painting us such a vivid picture of a situation in northern god's right hand. who do we want to discuss this situation? the cea

manage by front bought the business the the news life from berlin. donald trump makes a dramatic declaration about does that do you as well take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it to pull out it. the american president makes the claim during a visit to washington by his rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the future of the wall driver's side of the street, from which trump said, promise to me, and should be resettled both on the show. at least 11 people are kids in the shooting at the college and sweden. i thought of the survey and talked to extra the loan and without any mean to terrorism, the management of do welcome donald trump has said that the us will take over because our strip and the palestinians living there should be settled elsewhere. but us president made the comments at the press conference with is very prime minister banking. i mean live from yahoo at the white house. the israel from suggested us redevelopment of gaza could bring stability to the read. generally people nathan, yahoo, gold drums proposal, but pursuing saying that it could coat and change history. today, drum said that the us would take care o

life of a single u.s. marine to turn the gaza strip into the riviera of the middle east. sec.vitt: i am not sure why you're asking that question because i have already said that the president has not committed to sending marines or any boots on the ground in gaza. front row. reporter: good to see you again. two things, on today's announcement on title ix, if he scaled back the education department or removes it entirely, what entity will enforce that. sec. leavitt: as of now, it will be enforced through education through title ix. if the abolishment of the department continues, which the president and his team are looking at and considering, something he talked a lot about on the campaign trail, then of course, we will look at additional maneuvers to make sure these policies can be implemented. reporter: the education department abolishment is still on the table. sec. leavitt: the president talked about it yesterday in the oval office for good reason, our education system is failing students. the nation's's report card, i brought it up last week, it shows that fourth-graders a

life saving medical care. more than 12000 people who are on this list are waiting medical evacuation, and among them are 2500 children who actually need to be able to emergency leave the gaza strip when we say emergency. and these are, you know, children, individuals who either need treatment to quite simply save their life or their ones that need urgent treatment to ensure that their condition does not deteriorate and put their life at risk. there's an entire system, it's very clunky and.

president donald trump talks of developing the gaza strip off the cooling for the permanent resettlement of palestinians. the frontal mccrae, this is just their life from doha. also coming up a mazda official, say, the us presidents proposals, a recipe for tiles and ones up routing palestinians is unacceptable of the palestinian and best of the to be you ins as world leaders. and people should respect palestinians desire to remain in cancer.

life of single u.s. marine to turn the gaza strip into riviera of the middle east?secretary leavitt: i'm not sure why you asked that question because the president is not committed to sending marines orbits on the ground in gaza. >> reporter: is there a possibility? the tizzy on the front row, karoline. on title ix coach with the scales back the education, what will enforce? >> secretary leavitt: as of now this will be forced through title ix as if the abolishment of the department of education continues, which the president said yesterday something his team is looking at and considering. it is something he talked a lot about on the campaign trail. we will, of course look at additional maneuvers to ensure these important policies can be implemented. >> reporter: so the -- >> secretary leavitt: at the president talked about it yesterday in the oval office. our education system is failing students in this country. to the nation's report card i brought it up in my remarks last week, which shows fourth graders are not ready to make reading at the level they should be. 4

00:00;00] the the the kind of the clock is the news on life and death coming up in the next 16 minutes. cold and wet conditions across the gaza strip compound, misery for millions of people, searching for shelter and finding nicely rubble. palestinians in gauze approach.

destruction has hit the very fabric of palestinian life in gaza setting package development by 69 years. according to the un, rebuilding the devastated strip is expected to take decades and cost tens of billions of dollars. but how will return these codes until reconstruction gets on the way? we'll get to these issues without guessed in just a moment. the 1st report from katia lopez told a young it could take decades and roughly $50000000000.00 according to the un to rebuild cause as palestinians return to the north and many are finding, they have nothing to go back to. more than 250000 homes have been destroyed, entire neighborhoods are unrecognizable. now the house was diminished and we live in an attempt to go to help us. what can we do? fearing out more than $50000000.00 tons of rubber will be a don't think and expensive task, the un warns of that process alone could take about 20 years in cost more than a 1000000000 dollars. infrastructure is another challenge. hundreds of government building schools and universities have been leveled in 15 months of war . you land report a release in september estimates more than $18000000000.00 wort

gaza strip, was flattened during israel's 15 month war handling my load. it has more from gaza . city is what right here from my side, i a complex or a 3rd in our section known among people. life is going back on track as slowly yet we're seeing many of the people here are trying to find whatever is helping them to sustain their lives. here emitted the destruction the scale of devastation caused by these really war in the past. 15 months on guys of virtually everything has been destroyed. here, the many buildings and many roads and infrastructure, we've seen many of the cards here are moving on. crossing this in our section, but are really moving on a very rugged rocky roads making them to move it slowly, causing some a traffic. and just sitting here behind me, a lot of people who just made their way back from the central area and the last evacuation. the funding part of the strip are back here. and they are shocked by the here level of destruction that is causing their homes. the vast majority of people are arriving here. do pretty much nothing left for them. there are no homes . there are no shelters for them. open time, we are approached by people here who are asking and wo

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the physical veneers life from berlin. donald trump makes a dramatic declaration about because of the us will take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it to will own in the us president samantha came during a visit to washington by isabel, the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu over the future of the war i. but instead of truth, also on the show, the democratic republic of congo is a dump bump dismissal statements of a ceasefire by rebels fighting that the violence has already tamed hundreds of lives.

the deputy news life from the us president donald trump says he's country will take over garza and turn it into the riviera. that's in the middle east to us. we'll take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with a to, we'll own it. once product statements and guys have regular cases of egypt and jordan and prime minister benjamin netanyahu. price is the us president for thinking out of the box. also on the program growing along and the us i see it on must gains access to federal payment systems. democrats accused and misleading, a hostile takeover of the us government the i'm so okay, welcome to the program. we begin with donald trump tons a gaza us president has announced that he's country will take over the gaza strip that palestinians living that could be settled elsewhere, made to come into the white house press conference alongside is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. mister netanyahu describe the idea as was paying attention to and said that it could change history and gaza at the medicine group, how mass and palestinian leaders in the west bank of rejected the idea of several of us allies in the region, including saudi arabia, egypt, and to okay, what

this is out 0 life and also coming up palestinians in garza say they will die on the line if necessary. after donald trump doubles down on his plan to take over the gaza strip, the n 23 rebels consolidate.

this is the news on life and death coming up in the next 60 minutes. cold and wet conditions across the gaza strip. compound, minutes refill. millions of people searching for shelter and finding basically revel, palestinians in gaza, protest saying that they will die on the line and if necessary, after donald trump doubles down the plans take over the guns and strip the m. 23 rebels. consolidate the hold on to a democratic republic of congo. government accuses and of best buy relations of human rights. and the panamanian president. his back of the united states is a war of words, the control of the panama canal, escalade and sports. and the people are aiming to stay in contention to win a for trophies this season. but they need to overturn a one know deficits and their lead cup semi final talk up later on thursday. the same strong winds, heavy rain unfolding temperatures, palestinians trying to survive among the ruins and gaza for these therapy, treating for temporary shelters to be allowed in as around 2000000 palestinians in georgia with winter conditions. they say it's the most pressing humanit

instagram and follow up with the the other news life from berlin. donald trump makes a dramatic declaration about goes up to us. we'll take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it to will own it. the us president made the claim during a visit to washington by his very prime minister benjamin netanyahu, over the future of the war, ravaged out of trade pulse on the sho drums move to freeze us overseas. a raises questions about the future of further assistance programs around the world. and the democratic republic of the con, those government dismissal statements of a ceasefire by rebels fighting day. the violence has already came hundreds of lives, [000:00:00;00] the manager, welcome. donald trump has said that the us trip tickle of other guys our strip and the palestinians moving there should be re settled elsewhere. he made the comments of the press conference with these rarely 5 minutes to have been the yahoo at the white house more than nothing. yeah. who caused some sort of pause. i was pursuing, saying that could, could coat, change history line about how much the visuals of objective problem statement does senior need are in th

the this is did up in years life from berlin. donald trump makes of dramatic destination about because of the us will take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with a to will own it. us president of the game during your visit, the washington back is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the future of the world. roberts tell the truth. also on the show swedish authorities rollouts any links to terrorism, off to them off shooting up at college. kids at least 11 people the i'm going to expand it to welcome donald trump has said that the us should take over the gaza strip and the palestinians living the should be settled elsewhere where us president made the comment that the press conference with it was really 5 minutes to answer the thing, i mean listen, you know, at the white house anytime from suggested us to be developing to, because i would bring stability to the region. and anthony, i hope all of the drums proposal, watts pursuing. we're just saying that it could co today change history. trump said that the us would take care of the reconstruction of the war to and tennessee and didn't fill out sending troops t

donald trump talks of developing the gaza strip off the call into the permanent resettlement of palestinians. the punch on the credit. this is, and i'll just say, are life from doha. also coming up a mazda officials say the us presidents proposals, a recipe for titles and loans. operating palestinians is unacceptable. all the pellets send you an ambassador to the u ins as world leaders and people should respect palestinians desire to remain in kansas plus the jewels of northern cal. so we see want to list all the ones driving gold shops, often as rails destruction. the president donald trump says he wants to take us to takeover and own the gaza strip . trump made the announcements during a joints, news conference with his riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu. white house correspondent kimberly helped get reports from washington dc. today i'm delighted to welcome, which is really prime minister, grinning by his side. us president donald trump made a shocking announcement. contrary to initial plans, phase 3 of the gaza ceasefire. reconstruction is unlikely. he says instead trumping visions, do something different to us. we'll take over the gaza strip.

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a better life is about better opportunity, better aspirations for you and your family. that doesn't occur because you get to pitch a tent in the gaza strip. >> reporter: now you're seeing this being framed as a way to give palestinians more security, more opportunity. that is certainly how it is not being interpreted across much of the arab middle east. and frances, we should say that while the esident announced this and the high-profile forum standing next to the israeli prime minister, it really isn't clear at this point if he's actually doing anything to turn this into u.s. policy or what that policy would look like on ground. >> here at home, bipartisan lawmakers calling it dee ranged. >>> mr. trump's cabinet is starting to come together. only one democrat voted for pam bondi. and two of the president's most controversial choices have cleared a key hurdle on the road toward confirmation. robert f. kennedy jr. was approved by the senate finance committee and heads to a full vote in the senate. and the intelligence committee advanced tulsi gabbard for director of national intelligence. dates for confirmation votes have not been set. >>

bought the business dw news life from berlin. donald trump faces widespread rejection of his plan to take over gaza. us president's pitch to resettle gardens and turn the strip into the riviera of the middle east is criticized for flying in the face of a 2 state solution to these rarely posted in conflict. also coming up student led into corruption. protests sweep across serbia, tens of thousands joined, fresh not nationwide demonstrations, showing a political crisis for president for which the.

severely injured without getting at their life saving medical treatment that this low loan got available or it could be treated locally here in the gaza strip preparations were made were made earlier today and nicer hospitalized. we are expecting that tomorrow we will witness a new batch. busy kind of city and wanting to patients to be evacuated from the gaza strip. but the very assume the reality stems from the fact that there are still thousands of palestinians who are in a very desperate need to be treated outside cause or we so different children today in las or hospital and deluxe. the medical facilities are waiting to speak to for their medicare referral to be approved by the is very authorities so they can go, they can get the chance to receive a central medical treatment. and the as long as the c spy is still progressing, there is a slip, a slim, a glimmer of hope for those. when did people who have been in during months without proper mid cosca and for them the time and the clock is ticking as their hopes has taught it to fade and light of the very crippled health care system and the gaza strip that had been widely impacted from th