now that is amazing and it shows that ha hmas is out of touch. >> appreciate you being with us.hank you. >> my pleasure. >>> hamas denies responsibility and says israel is trying to confuse the situation. chief palestinian negotiator joins me now. you say the palestinians speak with one voice, do you support the fact that rockets were fired into israel two hours before the seize fire expired? >> no, anderson, no. we don't want the rocket to be fired. we want to sustain the seize fire. we want to extend the seize fire and exerting every possible effort to do that, and as i'm talking to you know, meetings are on going with our delegation in order to extend the seize fire, but at the same time, what people should note, anderson, is that the situation is very, very dire in gaza. people expect, you know, an immediate relief as far as electricity, running water, sewage not there, shelter is not there for 480,000 people. medical supplies for 10,000 wounded people in the hospitals. so i really uplifting and by air, by sea, by land and jordan and to allow israel seeing and the needs for

if you're having a birthday party, you could say please contribute to my hma. it contributes such a lifetime. >> host: european countries basically at the beginning of birth and your money. some of it is for childcare, sounds like -- would you put some government money in this hsa at the beginning? >> guest: people who need government money -- >> host: you with automatic restart up maybe $5000 country people who need money put in your but even it would take all the people who are needy in this country and we put, you know, money into their hsa, they will fall far short of what we're spending now with inefficient programs. so here's the key thing. people began to be responsible. you need to have something done, you are going -- remember when the food stamps program first started. a lot of people said you can't do that because people will be irresponsible. there's no with their going to use the appropriate. they will go out i don't like poorhouses take the first five days and they will start the rest of the month. >> host: that's why they had to put limits on it.

so you're having a birthday party, you say please contribute to my hma -- and it -- >> host: european countries basically at the beginning of birth they hand you money. some of it's for childcare, some of it's for this. sounds like -- i mean, would you put some government money in this hsa at the beginning? like -- >> guest: people who need government money -- >> host: you'd automatically start out maybe $5,000? >> guest: people who need money put in. >> host: if they need it. >> guest: right. but even if we take all the people who are needy in this country and we put, you know, money into the hsas, we're still going to fall far short of what we're spending now with inefficient programs. so here's the key thing, people begin to be responsible. you need to have something done, you're going to think, let's see, do i want to go here? remember when the food stamps program first started. a lot of people said you can't do that because people will be irresponsible. there's no way they're going to be able to use those appropriately. they'll go out, and they'll buy porterhouse steak the first