oye, isaac.acojonante. de verdad. [risas] - [mane] muchísimas gracias. mi chiqui, vamos contigo. muchas gracias, isaac. felicidades isaa, esteban. por inspirarnos, por conmovernos. y precisamente el que tiene ahora que correr a cambiarse eres tú, mi querido isaac. porque vienen momentos increíbles, señores. adelante, ya pueden ir a descansar. regresamos, amigos, con la segunda ronda de bailes de la noche. [aplausos] y no se pierdan un avance especial de la nueva película de marvel studios, the marvels. en la que tres mujeres poderosas se convierten en un trío inesperado. su arma secreta: ellas mismas. bir larson regresa como captain marvel, uniéndose a iman vellani como miss marvel. y teyonah parris, como captain monica rambeau. el universo está en sus manos. solo en cines desde este viernes disfruten de este adelanto. en marshalls. nuestro equipo de compras siempre trabaja duro para conseguirte las mejores ofertas en todo lo bueno. como esto y esto. y eso está buenísimo. nosotros conseguimos las

quick one on is isaac. before you go, i mean all that we're trying to do with this talk is to find out how prepared the d . c is a, there's a lot of observers that i expect it to be on the ground throughout the whole electoral process. why is it so important that the electoral process goes smoothly in the d. c? it is important for the initial editor process to go with you for visitors and security for the inside the come go. this mission eastern come, but also the neighbors. remember that the many, many monroe doing militias fighting, did i see was think there's no democracy or the electoral process has always been rig, but if it worked on some what we can assembly. so based on maybe development, remember that's 2 sides of companies leave below the poverty line or survive or list on it don't. if i may put it that way and what the whole world wants to see, is it piece for the rest of it so that it can improve or the programs that they have in place to improve the labor fluids of the people or that we've seen

so you hello, isaac, welcome to the program. so that seems to be consent to the upcoming elections. wants to be free and fair. why is that? as well. thank you for having me to begin with is the 1st time that this concerns i've been sad. we had to submit situation 5 years ago that was in 2018 and it's still the same story. but maybe perhaps, or said save up to us, but i mean the number of, of reasons, 1st of all, uh, one of the big candidates mountain fi. you look for my eggs and my be executive has already pointed out that the incumbent president is felix. that could be stuffed. the editor commission we've, he's learned it's an old so judges of discipline record. we have people close to him. so or a day just go towards in what could be a type of war in case they have concerns about delta t or the transparency of these elections. and again, we have some of those tuition where the electric commission seems not to be with the you know, improvements of the country to deliver 14 bye to remember for the, for me the before does out of

isaac.es mucho el arco y eso es lo que cuenta. muchas felicidades. - muy bonito. - [chiqui] muy bien. ¿qué dice nuestra caribeña? sí, a mí me encantó, raúl, me encantó mucho. te voy a confesar que estaba un poquito preocupada cuando supe que ibas a bailar merengue, porque yo decía, "uy, va a estar trinquito, va a estar trinco, va a estar trinco", pero ¿sabes qué? [ríen] pero tengo que decirte que no, te sentí gozando, te sentí moviéndote muy chévere. y me encantó, te sentí igual de suelto, igual de preciso, igual de sabroso que los otros chicos. así que i love it. [chiqui] okey, i love it. estoy sabroso. okey, por cultura general, ¿"trinquito" es cuando están como tiesos? ¿no sabes lo que es trinquito? [chiqui] ¿trinquito qué es? como yo intentando bailar con este vestido más o menos. que está trinco, como que no me, no me... [ríen] ¡pero! pero me rompiste. [ríen] pues no estuvo trinquito, estuvo muy suelto. este aplauso para ustedes, para melisa y para raúl. gracias a nuestros jueces. - pue

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jonathan isaac, thank you, unfortunately that's all the time we have tonight.r you can catch me week days on "outnumbered."

that time, in fact, isaac rabin as prime minister and individual. who is actually the cause of the oslo agreement, together with shimon pererz, is actually the gas board in the field of compromise with the palestinians , moving at a very high speed from this side, the only one who so-called standing in front of them was netanyahu, who along with ariel sharon and s. shamir in in fact, the leadership of the movement against the compromise was in charge if we want to take a close look at the oslo accords, in fact, the two sides , the palestine liberation organization and the israeli government , had announced several legal points in order for those areas in the west bank to be handed over to the palestine liberation organization, areas such as ramallah, areas such as ariha and then gaza, in fact, the time of rabin's assassination , in a sense, it was actually the peak. in fact, it was the space and opportunity created for the right-wing parties under the leadership of netanyahu to come to power again after isaac shamir for the third time in a certain period of time , and by the way, this i

at that time, in fact, isaac rabin, as the prime minister and the person who is actually responsible the oslo agreement, together with shimon pererz, is actually the gas board in the field of compromise with the palestinians , moving at a very high speed from this side, the only one who is so-called against them. netanyahu was standing next to ariel sharon and isaac shamir in fact, the leadership of the opposition movement, if we want to take a close look at the oslo accords, in fact , the two sides , the palestine liberation organization and the israeli government, had announced several legal points in order for those areas in the west bank to be handed over to the palestine liberation organization. like god, areas like ariha and then gaza. in fact, the time of rabin's assassination was, in a sense, the peak, in fact , it was the space and opportunity that the right-wingers led by netanyahu had created for them to come to power again after ishaq shamir for the third time in a certain period of time. and by the way, that's how it happened. in this netanyahu's time was creating a coal

both ishmael and isaac came together and buried their father abraham together.le region, muslim, jews, and christians lived in perfect harmony. most of the sciences we're enjoying nowadays can be traced to spain where they lived together. those are sciences that brought all the intellectual people together in order to better humanity. the way forward is for us as i always kid around when i always say, i say jews, muslims, and christians are brothers from different mothers. literally brothers from different mothers. i think that the way going forward is to understand before we are brothers from different mothers, we are actually human beings. and we are the sons and the daughters of abraham. and our father right now looking at all this family feud would be probably weeping. >> yeah. family feud, and mass death. and tragic needless death. bishop barber, you and i have had this conversation. i will disclose to folks, we have talked about this on the phone. now we're going to bring our conversations to real life. christians, you know, may not understand that in a fu

they don't put them on the shows, but they see these things as well, and i was watching for example, isaacking them reasonably critical questions and more recently than that, there have been some signs in the mainstream media of proper analysis, the beginnings of a proper analysis of what's actually happening, so you can see that that people, journals on the ground, they know what's happening, and it's just that they're not allowed to put out what's really happening on on pain of being removed, of course jeremy bowen was removed by the bbc, of course, no indeed, briefly patrick because we're almost out of time, but i mean, but but do you think the us and israel can get away with with just continuing the bombing without significant pushback? yeah, i think they can, and this is deliberate strategy by the israelis, which is to prevent any media. from coming in, cutting off power and communications, uh, keeping the un investigators to come in, as you know, there's almost 50 uh un workers medical and otherwise that have been killed so far in the israeli uh carpet bombing of the gaza strip, so u

and isaac, you talked to kamala harris about all of this. and there is also questions about how she's used and implemented on the campaign trail. but she -- there seems to be some discussion about trying to win back young voters and people of collar. this is what they said toi isaa. we have to earn our re-elect and i have the responsibility to do as much as i can to be where people are and to speak to them and listen to them and let them know what we have accomplished. what was your takeaway with her. >> the polls are a little all over the place. but joe biden is clearly having trouble with younger voters and black voters more broadly. and kamala harris is rating better with those voters. and in some ways it is like, bad and worse. it is not like she's great with these voters. but this is an election that many people, including the biden campaign, think is going to be won on the margins by slivers of vote and there is a need from both the harris perspective and from the biden campaign to have her deployed in a way that will help draw some of

i mean, they they still make the occasional nod to international law, so isaac hertsog, the presidentheir operations, they not actually even really pretending to be to attack uh hamas, as they call the resistance, different resistance factions, so yes the mask has slipped, but what we see the... of course when the mask slips like this is that millions of people across the world see for the first time in addition to the already large numbers of millions who know perfectly well what zionism is, the world as a whole, the population of the world is is united against zionism, it's only those countries, the leadership of those countries in some of them in the g7, but especially the us and the uk who support and prop up the the design is entity, we've seen just recently uh just the just in the last few. i've seen stuff about um uh the ministry of defense is d-notice committee trying to pressure uh the media in this country not to mention the fact that the sas or in cyprus and the military basis in cyprus british military basis in cyprus and potentially already uh in in the gaza envelope in i

and most americans, unless they're aficionados of horse racing, have never heard of isaac murphy, richard has a who's who's a very distinguished historian of abolitionism and a particular black abolitionism has produced a biography of samuel ringgold ward, who was a former slave from maryland, who starts his career in canada as an editor, and then another biographer who ends up ultimately lee, a very important abolitionist in an anti-slavery circles, the 1840s and fifties, but up exiling himself from america by the time of the civil war, but left a remarkable record of the story of a a former fugitive slave out of maryland who builds career as a journalist, editor, newspapers, auto biographer and brilliant commentator hater on the meaning of race and slavery in the united states, he's one of those abolitionists that most have never heard of. what's the importance of shining a light on more biographies. well, that all lives matter and lives count and there are some remarkable people in history who didn't leave as much evidence, papers, materials. you know, they become novelists and write 1

isaac, thanks a lot. we'll be right back. >>> right now, israeli forces say they are conducting a significant operation, including strikes against hamas targets in gaza. a cnn team near the border capturing these images of flares lighting up the night sky just a short time ago. joining me now to discuss is idf international spokesperson, lieutenant colonel, jonathan con conriques. what can you tell us about what we're seeing, what are these strikes going after? >> first of all, good evening. thank you for having me. war continues in gaza. we are striking hamas and we are going stronghold after stronghold, according to our plan, in a systemic effort to dismantle hamas from its military capabilities, in order to make sure that october 7th never happens again. >> but specifically, you can't tell us what the strikes are about at this point? >> they are about underground infrastructure that hamas has in various populated areas, and we have troops on the ground, infantry, armor, combat engineers. they are strik

isaac's cathedral. projects, drawings, you see how the columns were brought from ships, autographs of historical figures, and also the jacket of the politician vladimiranovsky, how much the lots went for - nikolai bolkin found out. hello, you are greeted by the information service of the ntv television company, in the yulia bekhtereva studio. let's start with the middle east. at these moments the agreement on temporary truce between israel and hamas. international attention is focused on the situation in the gas sector. they broadcast what is happening in the enclave in real time. as we see, for the first time since the beginning of october the situation is calm. as of this moment, journalists are not reporting the attacks. ashif hospital, judging by these images, is also quiet now. residents of enklab can safely receive medical care. complex negotiations about this important humanitarian pause lasted for more than a month. the ceasefire is expected to last 4 days. according to the latest data from the

who is isaac, not mr.man who was assassinated, and yes, isaac rabin, who was killed after he was killed, is it true ? well, you are looking at the israeli side that came to sign this agreement. ok, and assassinate and kill this person and after that hardliners and right-wingers are more likely to come to power. i think this is exactly the same trend that is happening in israel today. they are completely against what mr. ishaq raavin came for and joined hands with mr. yasser arafat. now what did mr. yasser arafat do, the second in line of mr. yasser arafat who left and he signed this agreement as a representative of palestine. as a representative at that time, he came to say that we accept fatah as a representative of palestine. of course , today's resistance movements had not been formed . stone resistance was formed after this story. i was fighting in gaza, so i want the second one let me tell you, mr. yasser arafat, what happened to you? you, yasser arafat, came and signed these agreements . take israel

president isaac herzog.icle near an israeli military outpost on the border with lebanon . on there are with lebanon. on there are reports of casualties , but no reports of casualties, but no confirmation from israeli authorities so far. the incident took place near the border outpost in yiftah . there are outpost in yiftah. there are several videos on social media showing sustained gunfire in the area around the israeli outpost. the window for civilian evacuations from north gaza to south has now closed . and prince south has now closed. and prince william has arrived in singapore to attend the 2023 earthshot prize ceremony . the prince of prize ceremony. the prince of wales is hosting the united for wildlife global summit in conjunction with his earthshot environmental initiative. he hopes to shine a spotlight on southeast asia's role in the illegal wildlife trade. the earthshot award on tuesday will see five category winners presented with £1 million each to scale up their environmental ideas and you can g

and isaac and several of you have been talking to your sources this morning. but i want to start with you about what are you hearing about the biden campaign, how they plan to deal with this and this is going to prompt any change in strategy? >> the biden campaign feels in terms of change in strategy, they have a strategy they're basically sticking with it. the came officials that i spoke with this morning say to me, they know the polls don't look good but they say that at this moment, the negative feelings about biden are baked into the way people feel about him, they haven't had a chance to make the positive argument for him and to get voters to think about that with all of the campaigning and advertising they're going to do in the year ahead. they feel like also when you look at this as a question of donald trump versus joe biden, that a lot of the voters have not clicked into the election yet, but they're not thinking about donald trump as being the nominee. they haven't gotten to that stage of it. and in fact, he may not be the nominee. of course, what th

this became known after joe biden’s conversation with israeli president isaac herzog. washington is working on the issue of introducing a humanitarian truce in the gas sector. in their zone, russian missile launchers thoroughly destroyed iskander with a strike. command post of the armed forces of ukraine, the target was hit just at the time when the enemy officers gathered for a meeting, according to the reconnaissance report, the missile flew straight into the open window. a new eruption is expected at the klyuchevskoy volcano, in kamchatka, scientists record intense shaking from palin. mud flows from the slopes destroyed the road near the village of klyuchi, due to the threat of ashfall, kindergartens were closed in two settlements, and another volcano, ebeka, awoke in the kuril islands. well, now the latest shots from milan. the city was hit by heavy downpours due to precipitation from the river seviza came out of its banks. podvod, as you can see, is now on your screens. literally almost entire blocks were walking, most of the metro stations are not working , now t

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population of the gas sector, this became known after joe biden’s conversation with israeli president isaacesman john kirby reported that washington is working on the issue of introducing a humanitarian truce in the gas sector. in their zone, russian missilemen destroyed a carefully camouflaged command post of the ukrainian armed forces with an iskander strike. the target was hit just as enemy officers were meeting for a meeting. according to the report reconnaissance, the missile hit right through the window. a new eruption is expected on the klyuchevskoy volcano, in kamchatka, scientists record intense shaking from palin , mud flows from the slopes destroyed the road to the village of tyulyuchi, because of the threat of ashfall, kindergartens were closed in two settlements, well, another volcano, ebeka, woke up in the kuril islands. testing of a superjet aircraft with a russian engine will begin in december, the head of rostec sergei cheymizov announced this in an interview with our tv channel, he also told when it will start sirimi release of updated aircraft, everyone is waiting for the

we are curry of winter's speaker robert remus appointed her to the role replacing isaac brian. >> who himself was appointed majority leader by rivets just last summer. asked why the change reverses communications director said, quote, everyone always knew this was a transition team and that there would be changes to leadership. it was purposeful to get us through the legislative year that we inherited. the speaker was clear on this from day one. the statement going on to point out while brian has now been replaced as majority leader, he will maintain a key role as chair of the assembly natural resources committee quote, isaac brian is a tremendous leader and continues to be part of the speaker's leadership team. as fred, we are curry them honor. during a one-on-one interview, she said she's eager to lead the 62 member assembly democratic caucus. just one part of her position that works closely with the speaker, the governor and lawmakers from both chambers to get legislation to the finish line. i have opened this and 30 with both sides of the aisle. i think it's it's a great role look

was not supposed to be isaac.we called him shy, but we kept the name to ourselves as is tradition not to share the name until the bristles. something did not feel right. the next day we looked at each other and said, his name is isaac. there after, his name was isaac. the name that god shows for the first born to means, no one knows exactly how to translate it, by the duties or something like he who laughs or, simply, laughter. think of it. the first jew was named laughter. the fact that god promises abraham he will make of us a great nation in promises also a war but we see right now a perpetual threat. a threat from the hostility in the envy of others who would want to make a small or destroy us altogether. that is some prices that we got. it is the reason jews have told some version of this joke forever. the jury goes up to heaven and asked god whether the jews are the chosen people. yes, god says. you are the chosen people. well, would you mind choosing someone else for a change? >> laughter. maybe we are cele

we are curry of winter's speaker robert remus appointed her to the role replacing isaac brian. >> who himself was appointed majority leader by reverse just last summer. asked why the change reverses communications director said, quote, everyone always knew this was a transition team and that there would be changes to leadership. it was purposeful to get us through the legislative year that we inherited. the speaker was clear on this from day one. the statement going on to point out while brian has now been replaced as majority leader, he will maintain a key role as chair of the assembly natural resources committee quote, isaac brian is a tremendous leader and continues to be part of the speaker's leadership team. as fred, we are curry them honor. during a one-on-one interview, she said she's eager to lead the 62 member assembly democratic caucus. just one part of her position that works closely with the speaker, the governor and lawmakers from both chambers to get legislation to the finish line. i have opened this and 30 with both sides of the aisle. so i think it's it's a great rule

visit for the gym and president are absolutely um, fine, quite a sign my uh headed the spoke with isaac hassle israel's president and held a press conference once again stressing that germany stands by israel's side. stressing that is what has the right to self defense and before he left, he also issued a statement, actually a video which is extremely unusual for the german presence to where he pointed out that civilian lives of the same value, no matter whether they are is ready for palestinian at the same time, stressing that that has to be more of a political focus, doing justice to the fact that how mos essentially forced this conflict upon the entire region. so this, once again, a demonstration of israel's stotts, his own, was the fundamental principle of german policy to stand by israel side. and at the same time, he is a former foreign minister. you can also, he threw that jeremy to like the united states like france is in favor of extending this current a ceasefire. it further into the future. so there seems to be a lot of coordination also that went on behind the scenes amongst

people in power investigates with an isaac walter in palestine on a jersey to 543 upfront takes on the big issue. this isn't the one off. he's talking about a systemic issue here in black lives. don't really matter in the police world unflinching questions is war with lawanda, imminent rigorous debate. people are dying because of lots of medical treatments, challenging conventional with the fact that people are starting to get angry about this is in itself a sign of progress. join me more for me on hills upfront one out 0. the the 10 venue. it's good to have you with us. this is the news. our light from dough coming up in the next 60 minutes. tens of thousands of palestinians, free northern gaza in search of safety, but bombs are still folding in the cells. more wounded people arrive at an overcrowded l shift. the hospital as bombing turns, the streets fighting in gaza city the.

coming up, my interview with the israeli president isaac herzog. we got his emotional reaction to return of the hostages and whether israel wants to extend this temporary truce even longer. stay with us. >>> we're following the breaking news. look at these live pikes coming in right now from the rafah border crossing. from gaza into egypt. this is where the red cross vehicles will be bringing the latest batch of hostages including a young little sweet 4-year-old american girl who will be headed from gaza into egypt and then eventually making the short drive into israel continuing this process. we're watching all of these developments unfold. so far so good on this day. oren liebermann is watching this with us as well. so far no delays, no serious problems as far as we know right now. things are clearly moving in the right direction. >> and this is wonderful news for the families of the hostages waiting to see them. we've just get the heads up from theize really military, they have gone from hamas to the red cross. we learned that and now we've lear

. >> bobbi's attorney, garvin isaacs, made an impassioned offense. >> i took this case because bobbi innocent woman who's wrongfully accused of a crime she didn't commit. >> isaacs told jurors the state's case was built on faulty speculation, outright fabrication, and the suspicious testimony of convicted felons. for instance, that inmate who claimed he'd seen bobbi drive dial off the prison grounds, the defense showed he changed his story multiple times. and the inmate who claimed he'd had an affair with bobbi? the defense proved he was mentally ill, his story a complete fantasy. >> this is the most outrageous case i've ever been involved in. it's a great miscarriage of justice. >> the defense couldn't call randolph dial to the stand. dial had died behind bars before bobbi was even charged. instead, her attorney told the jury dial had said or written about 100 times that he kidnapped bobbi parker. >> bobbi did not go with you willingly? >> oh, no. no. i was the hostage taker. and i'll probably live to regret it. >> then the defense tried to put someone else on trial, warden jack cow

jonathan isaac. jonathan, i'm thrilled to have here. you. you were with nike.you didn't resign with them. yoand you had a conversation with your pastor. >> what happenedou had a ? >> thank you so much for havingy me. yeah, i told my pastor me not having a shoe brand with me at the time, and he said, you should creat e your own tha sneaker. and i said, you are insane. that doesn't make any sense. nyand heand he compelled me to . and i just started to go down the road of what would it look like to actually create my own a sneaker and have it be authentically mt woule, likem be on the court with the shoe. and i couldn't do that without representingn my faith in . loy and so the judah one was born with actual bible verses on the sneaker. on the sneaker. and. apparently when you spoke with your teammates about your knth your teammates about your you said, i'm not going to kneel. i'm not goinee going tg to thats simply because i have another solution. whattion. >> yeah, absolutely. it was again? , that is just about me being an individual and saying, look, i see ever

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they have also been talking with the israeli cabinet, and he will also meet the israeli president isaac as well. we will keep you up—to—date with everyone that comes out of that important meeting happening in israel today, and much of what is being discussed is about the humanitarian situation for civilians in gaza at the moment, and earlier my colleague tanya beckett spoke to unrwa. every hour that passes, the humanitarian crisis in gaza deepens. we are now hosting 700,000 people in our shelters. we are now hosting 700,000 people in ourshelters. our we are now hosting 700,000 people in our shelters. our shelters are overcrowded. unrwa continues to lose stuff. so far 72 of our colleagues have been killed since the war began in gaza. ~ , ., have been killed since the war began in gaza. ~ , have been killed since the war began in gaza. ~ i. , ., in gaza. when you say they are in shelters, what _ in gaza. when you say they are in shelters, what form _ in gaza. when you say they are in shelters, what form that - in gaza. when you say they are in shelters, what form that these i shelters, wh

what's been happening on that from a well, he's had to press conference with isaac heads or he actually talked about the attack, but he's hit with a very tough assignments. he's actually left until the be now. he's in a jo, he's been talking to uh, west res, i'm talking to problem is that benjamin netanyahu? well, anthony blinking would like to say, would like happen is an extension to the ceasefire, which allows you monetary in 8. and remember, the one thing that these ready find useful about the sci fi is that getting their own people out, they don't actually kind of what's going in to go. so this is simply about getting them out. so he did deliver the message. yes, you talked about the tax as well, but less less than and see exactly what he talks about. i'm reminded yet again, by the events in jerusalem state of the threat from terrorism that is real and is really space every single day. and like you, my heart goes out to the victims of this attack. i believe one person last life maybe as many as 3. we're thinking of them. we're thinking of their families, their loved ones, and we mo

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the probably button is how much, how boss is isaac. isaac is a guy that and so forth. and certainly a lot of people in the us because they don't allow us to use an honest conversation about these issues and mainstream media. a lot of people are buying into this and they are behaving as indeed how most, and i says, are the same for the different. you mentioned his bowler and how mazda and correct me if i'm wrong with our thing. his ball of was a pretty much and empowered by the is really competing against the pillow. where's come i us is a direct creation of, uh, all for israel i because, and from what i understand initially it was created as a civil service group and it only through the deck and so far denying dignity into their power. steering and people that it turned into what it turned to do you think there will be any and perhaps of probably, but at least in toronto analysis on the part of these really special services on american special services about them. you know, and the kind of groups that they read and what is actually supporting this resistance among the

people in power investigates with an isaac walter in palestine on a jersey to the the the only thing i'll just remind our main headlines now is really strikes of pounded parts of southern guns. these are the scenes east of con eunice, mary hall for the victims is really of tax costs 24 hours been from hospitals, refugee camp schools, churches and most come under is really from fox and across the concert is ready for us to say that and to the center of gaza 16 to know that a change isaac leads to live. so the head of the us, central intelligence agency, liam bens visit content on thursday. the whole meetings with kentoria officials to discuss the latest defendant, israel's, i discussed the release of captives held by how much can cost you in the secretary general. i'm trying to get tara, she says, the way thousands of children and daughter i think killed it shows, there is quote, something clearly wrong in the way that mitchell formations of being done. it was so cool for negotiations on the 2 state solution to begin once the warnings we have even a few days in augusta. thousands and

he's just given a press conference with the is ready present. isaac had told he has meant and that he wants to try and go for a longer pause. he is. busy seems to get through monetary and age into this strip desktops or something. but these writing these off to contain on oh, actually wants to do they consume pricing that diplomatic efforts their efforts or getting that captives out? um, but these ladies of also been very clear. faithful always said that this a ceasefire. the longest they can go to is until sunday, and they've said to those people to the americans, that sunday is the deadline. they were on. thanks for that, set back with you shortly. but for the time he finds a lot to him or, and con, thank you. so, let's go to it and get our, who's in con eunice in southern, gaza and hinge a must have been an extremely full night. is people with what perhaps expecting the extension might not happen. they had no idea of what tell us what it was like and, and what the reaction is now. well, it was a tough night indeed. and still, till now people are very stressed only 24 hours of exten

antony blinken met the israeli president isaac herzog.rity with israel alongside hopes for a pause in the fighting. that was an important area of discussion today with israeli leaders — how, when and where these can be implemented. what work needs to happen and what understandings must be reached. now, we recognise this will take time to prepare and coordinate as well with international partners. a number of legitimate questions were raised in our discussions today, including how to use any period of pause to maximise the full humanitarian assistance. how to connect a pause to the release of hostages. how to ensure that hamas doesn't use these pauses or arrangements to its own advantage. these are issues that we need to tackle urgently and we believe they can be solved. we've agreed to have our teams continue to discuss practical solutions. i've instructed our special envoy for middle east humanitarian issues, david satterfield, who has been doing remarkable work here over the last couple of weeks, to continue these discussions. ultimatel

it's the isaac avery stories. so my point is not to take the fudge story or the stories of these other similar confederates and to push them to the front. it's not to say this is the common experience. i think that question is a bad one, despite the fact that it's on the title of my book and my editors, what i said my wife had the great i'm going to give her all kinds. credit for reading it. beth i hope. beth said. and she was right. she said the first letter. first sentence of your book should be there is no common soldier in the civil war. that's what my books about, i think, is that search keeps us from understanding how historical accuracy occupy the same historical space at the same moment can render very different understandings or meanings of it. that should be our goal, particularly when we're on the battlefield the temptation is to get a single narrative as the truth. and that often again comes from one or two sources that could be particularly their truth, rather that speak a truth, like to speak of unde

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i sat down with the israeli president isaac herzog to discuss that and more. we'll have much more of my exclusive interview coming up right after the break. >>> we continue to follow the breaking news. the third group of hostages released today by hamas is now in israel and will soon be arriving at the hospitals outside tel aviv. our matthew chance is at one of those hospitals. matthew, first of all, what do we know? what is the late st? >> reporter: we're still waiting for the helicopters to arrive. we're outside the schneider medical facility which is just outside -- on the outskirts of tel aviv where we're expecting the majority, if not all of the nine children released in this third group of hostages to be set free under this hostage deal including 4-year-old joint u.s. israeli citizen abigail edan. she had her fourth birthday on friday. her family, what's left of them, to put it frankly, some of them are here and have issued a statement saying the following. we've got no words to express our relief and our gratitude. they also say they thank president bid