go ahead gilbert. to talk about a settlement. is it entirely between washington or washington? yep. the there is the assumption that whenever washington gives a week and a come together. but just gesture of its fingers. moscow will little day and will be pleased to be to be considered as a talking partner. not as crowds, nothing could be further from the truth. the history that we're discussing today has been virtually a daily subject of discussion on the talk shows that russian state television features 5 days, 6 days a week, which are widely watched. and these talk shows have been to my estimation in the past few weeks, kind of going very much in line. but you can imagine is going on every time the russians in their apartment or, or josh is break. greg, with french, these are, these are the most important and topical questions. can there be a piece and should there be a piece whenever washington says, come hither the consensus that i see there's no way that for once. ok, food twice, but full of sweet

go ahead gilbert. first i'd like to ask, what do we mean by russia here, or you can produce an angle of i think my colleague, nikolai will, will find attractive. that is taking a lesson from literature and from, from the arts. the literature that i want to bring in, it's not great classics but russian classics to be precise laptop. so i the warranties, just total pro, walk the pro largest, maybe a 100 pages long. and it deals with the question, this very topical today. and it has to do with, with the very question you posed, peter, that is, who runs the show. is it the great man in history, the leaders who are making decisions that doesn't have great consequences for their countries in the world? or are they the, the, the expression, the implement, the tool my one might say of the national will. and here it says in the, in the west. it's assuming that russert means one man pushing. we all know he's a dictator. we all know that dictators controls everything that a 145000000 people under them do and so f

i'm sorry, i'm sorry gilbert, i'm sorry gilbert yet. that's his kabuki feet or i mean a bite and can call. is it lensky right now? we've got a nickel. i call them right now and tell them what to do. i mean, i, i can, you know nothing about ukraine without ukraine? this is all nonsense. it's, it's nonsense. go ahead. nikolai, as we can rely on all leaders, including ukraine, new leaders to struggle for their own personal survival share and their own interests. one of the leading opposition papers now managed outside of ukraine. but why is the red still in ukraine? is argued or pointed out, i should say that there have been a, there's been a great empower's ation of ukraine. but at the very top's, people have managed very well and, and indeed are making money hand over fist through the system a broad. all right, well the way that i want to go, i want to know what to do with corruption. after our break here, we're gonna have to go to a short break, and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion. then you can stay with all the on

maz gilbert is a tour of south africa to raise awareness of the plight of palestinians. this as the israeli regime continues to target hospitals in the strip, causing deaths of scores of palestinian patients. hasan siria reports. he should have been in gaza saving lives, but the occupying regime has imposed a 10-year ban preventing him from entering the strip. dr. mads gilbert, the world the renowned norwegian anesthesiologist is bent on doing his best to help the palestinians. so he is now trying to raise public awareness. the plight of the palestinian people and the heroic efforts by medics to save lives there. the palestinian healthcare workers, they are the heroes, they are the heroes. dr. gilbert has worked in palestine and lebanon for over 40 years, having witness the attacks israel carries out, he notes israel deliberately attacks children in the strip, but this is what man made injury and man-made pain and man-made evil. looks like, when you shoot off the legs of a whole young population, you shoot off the arms, you do it for one reason, not to defend yourself, b

gilbert has worked in palestine and lebanon for over 40 years.r one reason, not to defend yourself, but to tell the occupied, this is what's going to happen to you, if you pick up anything to try to confront us, a stone, a tire, a gun, whatever, we will do this to you, the assault on the medical facilities is therefore very much part of the sinister plot to eliminate palestinian resistance, in the level of medicine that is practiced in gata, it's superb. it's at and above the level that i have in my university hospital, but they have been strangulated for 16 years of sige, they have been denied supplies, spare parts, new instruments, trollies just to repair what they have, because of the siege, because the occupier, they do not want the palestinians to have anything close to good life. joining doctors and medical workers here, dr. gilbert noted that israel's war crimes on hospitals will continue, especially because of the impunity under which it acts with the full cover of the west. outside the world famous red cross children's hospital year, dr.

gilbert handed out roses in memory of palestinian children massacred by israel. while he is borred by the zionist regime from saving lives in gaza, he's trying to spread the message of resistance thousands of kilometers away at the tip of africa. assan siria press tv, cape town. with that we come to an end for this editional world news. thanks. for being with us, just few minutes time at the top of the hour, i'll be back with a review of the top stories, let's bye-bye for now, a disabled girls from god. how was life for her? how was she tackling her problems? how has the israeli bloccade put her under constant pressure? and how has she remained hopeful under the worst of conditions? these and more in sohall. israel presses ahead with his air strikes on the gaza strip after agreeing to a temporary troops which the regime now says will not start until at least friday since the beginning of the israeli onslot on gaza with the 14,5 under palestinians have been killed. leban on resistance movement says that has carried out several strikes against israel's military sit

gilbert has worked in palestine and lebanon for over 40 years. having witnessed the attacks israel carries out, he notes israel deliberately attacks children in the strip, but this is what man made injury and man made pain and man-made evil looks like, when you shoot off the legs of a whole young. population, you shoot off the arms, you do it for one reason, not to defend yourself, but to tell the occupied, this is what's going to happen to you, if you pick up anything to try to confront us, a stone, a tire, a gun, whatever, we will do this to you, the assault on the medical facilities is therefore very much part of the sinister plot to eliminate palestinian resistance, the level of medicine that is practiced in it's superb, it's at and above the level that i have in my university hospital, but they have been strangulated for 16 years of sige, they've been... denied supplies, spare parts, new instruments, trollies, just to repair what they have because of the siege, because the occupier, they do not want the palestinians to have anything close to

u for emission based on the protection of minority as well as gilbert gilbert. yeah. you have to add on add on. i'll throw it to nikolai right now. is it, we've had this intense ukrainian ization of culture of language. i mean, and, you know, i, i don't, you know, what i could mention, you know, and kind of the band or not a vendor id ideology here. but only the last couple of new cycles. there are no russians speakers in ukraine. they don't exist. i mean, how do you deal with a government like that? okay. i mean it and, and it's all fueled on um, um by western officials in money of the we interrupt this episode of process those take you to new york where the un security council is discussing the situation in gaza. let's take you straight that . i propose that the council invites the minister of foreign affairs and especially as of the observer state of palestine to participate in the meeting in accordance with the provisional rules of procedure and the previous practicing this to a 3rd. there be no objection. it is so desirable to play on behalf of the council. i wel

gilbert and of course. so you have so much experience as well as context and emotional connections with the situation and gods. but i also want to ask you, would that i have to also present, they've fairly military view, for instance. the 2nd point i wanted to ask you about is because they keep justifying any action or zoned as she finally found this hospital. seeing that a mouse uses the civilian locations as a comma, but you of course, have worked at this hospital it, i just wanted to ask for your experience of having seen any evidence of that there live you over there? well, i mean, it's true twice. once in 2009 and one's in 2014, during the bombardment and we were working issues all together with the posting and after people and we were 3 or to the because we're going to bomb she fall, i a b o or that's how special i be taking pictures i have been filming. i've been opening any door i want. i've never been told or restricted. i've never seen any higher ranking officials for my mazda, except i've seen, o

host: jeff gilbert covers the auto industry out of detroit. joining us to talk about the latest when it comes to the tentative deal with the united autoworkers strike and what it could mean for the future of electric vehicles. welcome back to the program. guest: thanks for having me. host: can you talk about the factors that led to the resolve of it? guest: the resolution of it, it was a long strike but interesting strike because it didn't involve every auto plant but spread out among the three carmakers, so you could see the u.a.w. raising the pressure as the strike went on. as the strike went on. the end came when the union struck the most profitable plants for all three carmakers and you could kind of see that that was a last effort to rest every last concession they could. finally, the agreements came in rapid succession. a week ago today, they said it was stellantis, the maker of chrysler jeep over the weekend, and then with general motors on monday. host: stellantis, one of the headlines today said that they estimate $3.2 billion lost du

is presented to me but uh gilbert. okay. the both of which has on there to receive it. okay. it is. i think it is. he has 3 of them ways. so let's just went in, let me, let me know when we, when we decide, let's do it for those museum. i lose this helpful plan. i mean a lot of the whole pain being yup. with a just say me during the hit when, so it wasn't blowing, so we're moving. so kind of what the last part of the game is yet to get with it. and we'll look at your due by a lady. and i think that dave lloyd is on your but i you on the front of the seat by the, by the jump, guess in the, by the, by the end of the, the, the, my, my know, my, you days busy doesn't really is empty. no, no, i don't see. see i the do that. i suggest that me go to the what is that for the least likely to go. but i left on the experience of the not with the cars. i want a newsletter and this is the victorious clinton with the police on the front of you personally. that is, that the leaves are going to be more to the, [000:00:00;00] the but a

thank you all months or show mind my one gilani dr. mads gilbert. thank you for joining us on inside story and thank you to for watching. you can always watch this program again any time by visiting our website at entre 0. don't com for further discussion, go our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash a j inside story. of course you can during the conversation on x i'll handle is that a j inside story for me for you back to button holt here and don't have thanks for watching. by the high man, i need is the mother of for it, who fled hard to, to escape the fighting. she was able to find refugee and forth sedan, but the force displacement has affected the health of her youngest children. the young ones are twins who used to drink formula and when the fighting started, it became harder to find it. for them, their health started deteriorating and they had to be hospitalized 3 times. un figures show 3000000. so then these children were malnourished, even before the conflict began. at least 500 children have died because of a lack of good faith t

the strength to the on those be, let's find out from dr. match gilbert about the diseases that i for the, for rating and guys are right now. talk to my husband and what new diseases could we see as winter approaches in casa when i think, yeah, both the absolutely right. i think the most pressing program from medicare point of view statement is the security for the population because i'm big, it's increasing. i would just call the body shop, you saw the bunk being all the all of the hospital and the keeling. i'll get another doctor to doctor see i'll talk, treat to the attrition as he was treating to the transportation. so security is a major concern that i totally an agreement that this combination of lower temperature, precipitation range. and when it says that leads ripped to these 400500000, i come from the way i am and what is happening there with the height of 30, i submit it, go very dangerous conditions. and when you get, when it's when they have the temperature, that's the forecast. this drops down to 111214 in the night. and you have this been a combination of being what we

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mads gilbert, a norwegian physician who has worked in al-shifa for years.ust spent weeks in cairo trying his best to get into gaza. he is a professor at university hospital of north norway who has worked with palestinians since 1981 and was in gaza during the major israeli bombardments of 2006, 2009, 2012, and 2014. dr. gilbert, where are you right now? >> right now i am in johannesburg in south africa. i will be on a speaking tour. a we just have a few minutes. i know you have been speaking to people within gaza, in al-shifa. can you talk about the scene we just described? what do you understand is happening there? >> if i should choose today between hell and al-shifa, i would choose hell. i got a report yesterday 20 of the 23 icu patients have died. 17 other patients died because of lack of supplies, oxygen, and water. three if not five of the 38 premature newborns have died because of this slow suffocation that israeli occupation army is exposing all of the hospital to buy cutting electricity, oxygen, and medical supplies. it is beyond description. i am

however, the difference is gary gilbert is a minority owner. he doesn't really have, as the cleveland clears have said today, a major role within the company. his brother, dan gilbert, owns the franchise. so i do believe that they'll address this. i think they will take their time in response, but i also know that adam silver the commissioner has been very clear there's no room for that in the nba. the cleveland clears find themselves answering for an instagram post a minority owner felt like he wanted to share because he was very emotional, understandably. >> ports is typically a place where people try to go to escape maybe the news of the day, escape the tensions and the infighting, but this is a story that has boiled into even that space. i mean, does that surprise you, carrie? >> you know, abby, i would like to say that it does, but it doesn't. the intersection is so fragile. i think the common denominator is because we're all humans and we all feel, and we can't separate the two, not in this day and age, i think the problem here is that mo

his brother, dan gilbert, owns the franchise.lieve, the nba will address this, i think that they will take their time, in response, but i also know, adam silver, the commissioner, has been clear, there is no room for that in the nba. now, the cleveland cavalier is find themselves answering for an instagram post that a minority owner felt like he needed to share because he was emotional, understandably. >> look, sports is typically a place where people tried to go to escape the, maybe the news of the day, escape the tensions, the infighting, but this is a story that has boiled into even that space. does that surprise you, carrie? >> you know, abby, i would like to say that it does, but it does not. the intersection is so fragile. i think the common denominator is that because we're all humans, we all feel, and we cannot separate the two. not in this day and age. you cannot separate the two. i think the problem here is that most people use social platforms to express themselves. this topic, will be so nuanced, is not a place for ho

lauren gilbert has also been charged but remains on the loose. the u.s.shals fugitive task force is searching for gilbert and a reward of up to $40,000 has been offered for his arrest. it is very difficult. you know, again, we're reminded daily his loss and just what he brought here, you know, as far as his energy, his charisma, his it's just humor. but he brought us just the police department in this community. police commander sure would love work with kevin when he was with the coma police department from 2012 to 2018, he says losing kevin doesn't get any easier. and this sketch in the wall of the police department is a daily reminder of kevin sacrifice and service. he treated people fairly all the way across the board, matter what it was it really made impact on the police officers that worked for him because he not only was affair. a person out in the street also spared as employees and also >> a mentor to and i miss those daily conversations >> it's been a rough adjustment for us. >> kevin's friend scott met in more than 35 years ago in college and

mads gilbert, the norwegian doctor who has worked for two decades in gaza, he's a remarkable man, and he has sent uh reports about the people dying, the doctors who are colleagues of his, the children, there's no painkillers for all these badly burned. children, not to mention the ones dead, the electricity is gone, so premature babies died because the incubators couldn't have a controlled uh environment for them, temperatures fluctuated, other children died from from exposure, lack of all the normal medical supplies that that hospitals have, conditions are terrible, they've collapsed. so we're seeing you know a catastrophe is just unprecedented, i can't think of something where where the governments of the west, the united states and uk are cheerleading this genocide, israeli historians like allon pape and and and roz segal have said this is textbook genocide, mico pelet has said it, these are themselves israels, they speak with some moral. about the situation and i think that it's it's what what has the only positive that has come out of this is that people have become more educated

danielle gilbert. thanks for having me. the truth between israel and how mazda is given, gotten some respite from the finding an environment here now from one extended family that made its way to a guys and beach for a visit. that was all too brief. a chance to breeze without the smoking stench of war. there is space at this beach for the also time family. so different from their space at a facility for displaced guidance. for a brief moment in time, children can play the fear of violence set aside. but not for their parents reflecting on who and what has been lost since the october 7th tomas terror attacks on his real that spurred massive is really retaliation planned on the head us and we came to the beach to take a breather. then to change the depressing and polluted environment where in an hour, then people come to the beach to relax, to swim for the children, to have fun, take food with them. but we're sorry, depressed. we're on the beach, but we want to cry for you. one family member though, has finally gotten a chanc

lauren gilbert has also been charged but remains on the loose. the u.s. marshals fugitive task force is searching for gilbert and a reward of up to $40,000 has been offered for his arrest. it is very difficult. you know, again, we're reminded daily his loss and >> just what he brought here. you know, as far as his energy, his charisma, his it's just humor. but he brought us police department in this community. police commander. sure. when worked with kevin when he was with the coma police department from 2012 to 2018, he says losing kevin doesn't get any easier. and this sketch in the wall of the police department is a daily reminder of kevin sacrifice and service. he treated people fairly all the way across the board, matter what it was it really made impact on the police officers that worked for him because he not only was affair a person out in the r street also spared as employees and also a mentor to and i miss those daily conversations >> it's been a rough adjustment for us. >> kevin's friend scott met in more than 35 years ago in college and he and

lauren gilbert has also been charged but remains on the loose. the u.s. marshals fugitive task force is searching for gilbert and a reward of up to $40,000 has been offered for his arrest. it is very difficult. you know, again, we're reminded daily his loss and >> just what he brought here. you know, as far as his energy, his charisma, his it's just humor. but he brought police department in this community. police commander. sure. when worked with kevin when he was with the coma police department from 2012 to 2018, he says losing kevin doesn't get any easier.

lauren gilbert has also been charged but remains on the loose. the u.s. marshals fugitive task force is searching for gilbert and a reward of up

lauren gilbert has also been charged but remains on the loose. the u.s. marshals fugitive task force is searching for gilbert and a reward of up to $40,000 has been offered for his arrest. it is very difficult. you know, again, we're reminded daily his loss and >> just what he brought here. you know, as far as his energy, his charisma, his it's just humor. but he brought us police department in this community. police commander sure would love work with kevin when he was with the coma police department from 2012 to 2018, he says losing kevin doesn't get any easier. and this sketch in the wall of the police department is a daily reminder of kevin sacrifice and service. he treated people fairly all the way across the board and i are what it was. it really made impact on the police officers that worked for him because he not only was he affair person out in the street also spared as employees and also a mentor to i miss those daily conversations >> it's been a rough adjustment for us. >> kevin's friend scott met in more than 35 years ago in college and he and

and as ro at office fan and in colorado is dr. meds, gilbert's medical head and professor at the clinic of emergency medicine at university hospital of north know why he's also of night in gaza and has worked with medical teams that will welcome 2 or 3 of you. thank you so much for being with us here on inside story. talk to i might if i could to begin with you please. as a pediatric neurologist, as a child specialist, when you see those and mature, those images of the premature baby is held together with no incubators as no oxygen . can you just explain how dia, the situation is for them on a ski, i. so these videos, eyes are just coming into the studio this afternoon. i received them on my phone from a colleague just before it made the breaking news. this is i, i, i'm the law so it's, i mean, every night's, every day we have been receiving testimonies and messages from causing doctors through cosmetic voices, online, social media platform. and every day it sounds like things are getting was an everyday i think, how can things be actually was this image of something or to the approxima

professor gilbert, thank you very much forjoining us.— forjoining us.ou for having me- _ inside gaza, aid has been trickling through, thanks to the temporary ceasefire. humanitarian supply trucks carrying food, fuel, and medicines are entering through the rafah crossing from egypt into gaza. in places like khan younis, crowds of people have been lining up, waiting for those food and supplies to be distributed by the un. for days the temperatures in gaza have been cold with strong winds and heavy rains, making it difficult for the tens of thousands who have been displaced and are living in tents. families not living in tents are slowly returning to their homes or what's left of them. our middle east correspondent lucy williamson reports. sometimes the impact of war hits hardest when the fighting stops, when the drones overhead are filming, not firing. in the al—zahra district of khan younis, residents return to reclaim their homes, clinging to the smallest remnants of their earlier life. islands of normality in a vast, distorted world. in gaza city, the

a doctor from norway, mats gilbert, who works as a surgeon at walsha, made an appeal.dent byton, mr. blinken, can you hear me? presidents and prime ministers. european ministers: can you hear me? do you hear these screams? this is the alshifa hospital, these are the screams of the innocent, the refugees, who came here in search of a shelter of salvation, and israel bombed them this morning right at the hospital. however, gas progress for it's not an easy walk for the israeli army. hamas fighters continue to destroy tanks and armored personnel carriers using ambush tactics. on the border with lebanon, hezbollah and idf exchanged blows, with the minister of defense. threatens that if hezbollah gets involved in the war, lebanon will come under fire. we can do to beirut what we did to gas. and prime minister netanyahu is already talking about the post-war future of the gas sector. according to him , the region will be demilitarized, but the israeli army will not leave there and will ensure security there. this contradicts both the decisions of the un, which once again vote

suck a spokeswoman for the palestinian red crescent society and in alexandria in egypt, it's mads gilbert who heads the emergency department of the university hospital of north no way. he's also a professor of medicine. he's worked in gaza for many years, including in the 2014 was assigned to all of you for joining us. i think we should start by going to talk to um at the in the chief hospital, you are an irish palestinian surgeon who is the on the ground in garza city. you have seen many things in the past. clauses had for was before this one, but did you ever think you'd see a situation as bad as this? i'm so thankful for having us actually smile. you says we're in garza and us. i move to the last february from london. i wasn't as long as possible at, but what's have even want to describe here is this one of the worst they have ever seen this funny but situation at the, the, the as much beauty here is, there is no safe a place that's all there is no one's here, your thoughts on there is no way that you see any, any life by the end of this time in. so there is that there is nothing we ca

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if you look in las vegas, for example, me i just saw was uh gilbert. okay. the both of which has on a bit of a seems good. okay. or is i think it is? yes. 3 of them ways or less just went in, well me tell me who know when we, when we decide, hey, let's do it for those museum. i lose me this helpful plan. i mean, a lot of the whole pain, the gap with a just say me doing the heck when it, what it will be. so kind of what those 3 ways to move, what are the, what a game is yet to get with it. and we'll look at your due by a lady and i think i may say no, it um, either one of your but i, you a need for a receipt by the, by the jump. guess in the, by the, by the end of the, the, the, my, my know, my days busy doesn't really is empty. no, no, i'm on c c. i the do that. i said yes. as part of the what it is like for the least likely to go on and left on folks young. don't experience the not when say what is the cause. i want a newsletter and this is the victorious clinton with the police on the front of you personally. that is, that the leaves are going to be more t

lauren gilbert has also been charged but remains on the loose. the u.s.shals fugitive task force is searching for gilbert and a reward of up to $40,000 has been offered for his arrest. it is very difficult. you know, again, we're reminded daily his loss and just what he brought here, you know, as far as his energy, his charisma, his it's just humor. but he brought us just the police department in this community. police commander sure would love work with kevin when he was with the coma police department from 2012 to 2018, he says losing kevin doesn't get any easier. and this sketch in the wall of the police department is a daily reminder of kevin sacrifice and service. he treated people fairly all the way across the board, matter what it was it really made impact on the police officers that worked for him because he not only was affair. a person out in the street also spared as employees and also >> a mentor to and i miss those daily conversations >> it's been a rough adjustment for us. >> kevin's friend scott met in more than 35 years ago in college and

which one would you be able to gilbert and see what you said. yeah. so i'm wondering about on which one is your book point still, but at the local. yeah. yeah. you guys are all the stuff i think it was for. yeah. now that's too much noise. with the got the noise loop where you've got pretty know if you want me to. i'm just very of them separately on your mind. yeah. cuz he's got them okay. on the right. there's no idea what this to blow. but here's the guns they figured out for supporting the, the most of the, most of the large companies either. but it is all black as costs are due on or we'll still send it to the 5th. is this the just a good fit for, for, and don't sell it because there's not a problem. there's a file for you. that's the best thing you bought the you just go where you and the answer to pick. you look for on this one and hit the google map. there's just the, the results from the, from the 1st one right there just for the users to boost the rest of the servers. they will put a soaker, but they have to look over those on here that are n

a doctor from norway, matz gilbert, who works as a surgeon in alshi, made an appeal.iden, mr. blinken, can you hear me, presidents and prime ministers of the countries of europe, can you hear me, can you hear these screams, this is alshifa hospital, these are the screams of innocents, refugees who came here in search of a shelter of salvation, israel bombed them this morning right by the doctors, who have been working for weeks under fire, without electricity, without anesthesia , are close to despair, they are begging everyone from whom it depends on saving defenseless people from death. i am urgently asking for help, please do everything possible through your government or an international organization, the red cross, to organize a safe corridor for medical personnel. western media reports that hospitals in the gaza strip have actually become a war zone. however, the advance of the israeli army. in baghaz encounters stubborn resistance, hamas fighters continue to destroy tanks and armored personnel carriers using ambush tactics. in on sunday night, israeli air force

which one would you be able to gilbert and see what you said? yeah. so what is it about done, which is your book point still. what about the focus? yeah. yeah, yeah. your life i've always been popular was for. yeah. and i'd like to i some way with you got the noise the report you got pretty no good. do you want me to? i'm just very of i'm separately on your mind. yeah. cuz it just depends. i'm okay on the right. there's no, it's doug here with the guns. they do that for supporting the what's the last of the, of the bunch of companies either, but it is all black as close or do you want to send it to, to the developer to be able to pay for that? just a good fit for, for, and then sell it because there's not a problem. there's a file for you. i'll send you both hands with us, but if you could just go with you and the answer to pick your own, i was wondering if, if it goes on there just just to the soul of the 1st, the 1st for me right there just for users to boost the fair but they will but a stronger, but i have to look over those. i knew it or not the