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kimberly thank you very much for that. kimberly hawk, it is a white house correspondents live there in washington. now, earlier i was joined by the boss and i have a full met you ranging for administered to discuss the war on guys a and e. ronstadt. he says, have on is firm that the united states should and this presence in the middle east as we do not really the sort of put our cells in a situation that's good and uh, uh, and confront patient. okay. that is for sure. but of course, that does not mean that we do not keep our different magic pressure. so there are many ways of putting pressure under us to leave the region. one of them is diplomatic pressure. and then uh, the coordination would be resistance groups in the region. so that they will see the for sure, the d o s one have to leave this place slap, but this been a huge build up of us military hardway in the region since the war on guys at this latest one began on october the 7th. and that's where a, a lot of people, a lot of people are concerned that they could be

kimberly. that's kimberly hook it for us at the white house. 33 children and the grandmother had been killed off during this. riley strike targeted a civilian car in southern living on then mother is severely injured. living on foreign minister says the country will submit a complaint to the un over the killing of civilians has. but i said it's by his find rockets into israel and response and is riley civilian was killed and no one is rarely town. least ready on a kind. it had a vehicle identified as a suspect to transport the terrorist st. ahold of as more details from flavors, a statement by the israeli army saying that they believe that they were acting upon intelligence that that car was carrying what they are calling terrorist. but they did kill 3 children, including their grandmother hezbollah, which on friday, the secretary general house on the thrall, a promise that any civilian killed in lebanon will be responded with an attack in israel, killing a civilian. so he is blessed if you lik

kimberly, let me start with you.df presidential immunity here, on its face to the casual observer, and i will put myself in that group, it seems sort of preposterous that trump's actions in and around january 6th would be part of his official duties. but talk to me about the merits about that line of defense, if you would. >> yeah, so, donald trump and his attorneys would essentially have to make the case that his actions leading up to and on that day were a part of his official duties as president of the united states. they weren't a campaign event, they weren't outside of those duties, it was his job as president when he was speaking at that podium and urging people to go, encourage the members of congress to do what they were doing, he was speaking as president. i am with you. i think there is a reason why he didn't give that message from the white house itself. it was because it was, clearly, a campaign event, at best, or something outside of the realm of the presidency. keep in mind, that privilege does not exte

for more on this uh, white house correspondent, kimberly how could a joins me now and uh, kimberly. what else of the white house? a pretty strong denial there. it's yeah, it's right. as a reported less our the white house has responded directly to the statement by have mosse and once again reiterating it did not o k. israel's military operation around the hospital. in fact, john kirby, the national security spokesperson, say, these are is really military operations. they plan the u. s. is not involved. we believe hospitals should be protected. now this is something that the us president also said on monday the hospitals should be protected. of course, we know that israel completely ignored that. and on tuesday, of course, a little late into the hours into early wednesday, i'm completely went into the hospital as the main medical facility in gaza. the i'll ship a hospital compound in complex. so as a result, this is really we can do us president joe biden's position in terms of the fact that he is supporting israel and continuing to defend his actions. but it is completely ignoring h

kimberly, joyce, thank you for being here tonight. we have a lot more this evening, including the world's richest man, elon musk, resurrecting the pizzagate conspiracy theory. plus, more hostages freed in the temporary cease-fire in gaza while negotiators, including high-ranking american, try to extend that truce. we'll talk to former cia director john brennan about the possibility of a more lasting peace. that's next. >>>e lastin peace. that's next. >> hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. so the first time i ever seen a golo advertisement, i said, "yeah, whatever. there's no way this works like this." and threw it to the side. a couple weeks later, i seen it again after getting not so pleasant news from my physician. i was 424 pounds, and my doctor was recommending weight loss surgery. to avoid the surgery, i had to make a change. so i decided to go with golo and it's changed my life. when i first started golo and taking release, my cravings, they went away. and i was so surprised. you feel that your body is working and fu

kimberly, thank you very much for that. kimberly hawk, it is our white house correspondents live there in washington. not in a major different attic developments. jordan has recall, did some boss that are to, is around the government in amman also says he's welcome boss, that i can not return to the country. of the announcement comes as the is really military says its soldiers are quote at the gates of god, a city as find out more about this with island fisher was joining his di from occupied east through us. and so they pay me these release at the closing in on guys a city. how significant does this island sticks? the biggest thing comes in by is really forces into gas. uh, since they pulled out in 2005 uh to bali of the refugee camp is about 2 kilometers away from the main entrances into the guys of city. so they've always, they move beyond jamalia on the right at the age of guys, a city. so it is significant, we know that happiness has been a lot of fighting in that area. it's been described as face to face in some point

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as a spring in our white house correspondent, kimberly hawk get some more on this. kimberly. so what will the white house, what is it saying about prime minister initially i was plan of his route in definitely maintaining security and cost after the war was specifically the white house national security spoke 1st and john kirby would not comment. when asked about that, he said that he would leave it up to the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu for what that would look like post conflict. but we do know that the is really prime minister and the us president have been in close coordination. and as recently as monday held yet another telephone call, where they discussed the ongoing operation and the us president once again push for that humanitarian pause. he's been pushing for for some time. again, getting some push back from me is really prime minister. what we know is this is an ongoing conversation, according to john kirby, the spokes person. we also know that the us president expressed concern about the treatment of palestinians, not just in gaza, but also in the w

she said some -- with kimberly.y if there was a problem with the mother's life is in danger or the fetus is not viable. chris christie said abortion in the ninth month. i don't think we need more unwanted babies in this country. i agree with the policy here in new jersey. no restrictions at all. the republicans really gave themselves a problem when they put three new justices on the supreme court and overturned roe v. wade. the american people are not with them on this issue. host: ok fred. gary, adams, new york. caller: i am a very christian person. i don't believe in abortion. that is life. i feel that we need a president that will stand up and help the american people. i believe mr. trump gets a chance, he can do that for our country. host: the headline we showed earlier said that republicans on the debate stage last night in miami were duking it out for second place. sounds like the former president is your first choice. who is your second choice? caller: i would think the gentleman from texas maybe. host: the g

will bring in our white house correspondent, kimberly how could joining us from the white house. so before we talk about the contents of the letter, kimberly let me just um, ask you about some statements that are, have just been made in the past few moments or so from the white house, what they have to say or yeah, the national security spokesperson, john kirby has just spoken to reporters aboard air force while and just to provide some context. as you know, israel has come under a lot of attack international kind of nation for weeks now, given the fact that it has been attacking hospitals as you know that that is a war crime under international law. given the facts that. d not only are hospitals something that should be protected, but we know that civilians often shelter there and civilians also should be protected under international law. so that is by there has been switched out probably an international condemnation. well, now we're hearing from the white house and specifically john curry, the national security spokes person, that the white house says that in fact, the united

now what more could you tell us, kimberly about this last a as well. what makes this letter different from others that we seen from members of the by the administration? terms of staff is that this one is signed by people from 40 different agencies within the biden. administration, so it really gives you a sense of just how rod the descent is with regard to the push back against the president's policies and support of israel. and it comes on the heels of 3 recently linked metals to the secretary of state and also an open letter assigned by 1000 members of the u. s. a. i d essentially choosing the by the administration of supporting that only genocide but it is pushing this information. so what this essentially is saying is that the 5 administration needs to immediately push is really use it's leverage to call for a cease fire. and also that it needs to immediately use as leverage to allow for more humanitarian aid to get it to gaza. and the argument is made to use. this is really reflective of what the will of the american people is. and they're citing

kimberly took us through what we've been hearing that from from kylie me. uh john kirby, the national security council spokesperson for the white house telling reporters in the last hour that what has been agreed to use that there will be in terms of humanitarian pauses, daily pauses that will occur for approximately 4 hours each day. there will be a 3 hour advance notice of when these pauses will take place and that they will consist of 2 civilian 4 doors. now, in terms of what will happen with these pauses, this will allow for potential release and captives that have mosse is currently holding. we do not know the parameters of those. we know that there have been some meetings that have been taking place in tar with the prime minister, as well as the heads of intelligence with b is really government as well as the us government. we still don't have any details on that, but we do know that in terms of humanitarian pauses, this will allow more medicine to get in for food to get in. and also for those who are living inside gaza that have dual nationality for

kimberly thank you very much for that. kimberly hawk, it is a white house correspondents live there in washington when it's not returned to the situation in gaza and he's rouse the bombing of the palestinian territory, has been relentless and devastating palestinian officials say an estimate of 30000 tons of munitions have been used on the territory, that means israel is dropping an average of about 3 tons of phones for every person killed is really forces say they use 6000 on guys on the 1st 6 days of the war. that's nearly as many as a us dropped off. got a sign in the hole of 2019. let's speak to a dr. hater, a bottle this. he's a foreign policy and military analyst joining us from the horror in practice on thank you very much for speaking to us. so i guess we want to find out more for us about this is really grinding cars and they say these readings that they've managed to in circle the guy's a guy's a city and effectively caught the territory in half. but of course, as little information on how this ground operation i

what's on your christmas list, kimberly ? christmas list, kimberly?kimberly? >> well , i think i'd like to try >> well, i think i'd like to try out an air fryer, but i've literally been looking around trying my christmas list myself . trying my christmas list myself. so yeah, some cookbooks, some magimix, you know, keep throwing it out there and hopefully santa claus will bring me all the best gifts. >> brilliant . don't get me >> brilliant. don't get me started on air fryers. i'm an air fryer. boy, i could have talked all morning about talked to you all morning about air my air fryers. it's changed my life completely. thank you so completely. but thank you so much, kimberly. >> want to join the crowd? >> want to join the crowd? >> yeah. you don't. >> yeah. you don't. >> it's worth >> don't. honestly, it's worth it. thank you so much, it. but thank you so much, kimberly wyatt. there with that charity. idea. charity. brilliant idea. >> i've never bought a thing from life. from amazon in my life. >> i you haven't, because i >> i know you haven't, becaus

kimberly. kimberly, how could i white house correspondent then this is kimberly assigned to know that as well. no. the us have provided independently verified evidence to back comp repeated claims that the boss has been using l shape hospital as a combined and control center. i'll just say it was correspondence, fundamental questions. why that is to deputy pentico and press secretary sabrina, sing during a press briefing on wednesday. and so we want to have at least the forces on the ground, right? that's right. so i take it, this intelligence assessment is gathered based on information provided by his room that's from our intelligence community. so did you have any assets inside the government, even no assets or boots on the ground and gaza. so there's no gathering on the ground about this. so you have no one entering the hospitals to verify this information. what we've no one, we have no boots on the ground and gaza. how was that assessment? you know, how did you conclude that assessment base

let's bring in our white house correspondent, kimberly healthcare joining us from the white house. so we've also been hearing kimberly from the national security council spokesman john kirby, about the work being done behind the scenes on the ceasefire. what are you learning us? yeah, that's right. what we know is that there are teams that are working on both the is rarely side, as well as the american side and coordination with the comparison descriptions in order to continue to try facilitate the release of additional captives and also to potentially push this cease fire to extend even longer for allowing for even more captors in the future. and of course, a stepping up of humanitarian aid. the national security council spoke 1st and john kirby echo in the president sentiments that it has been an encouraging sign. but on sunday, there was the release of the american toddler. that is something that was important to the us president, but still certain is the whereabouts of approximately 10 americans, including a permanent resident. and there is concern about that. and there's hopef

i speak to kimberly, how can, who's the one house for, is it kimberly, what did this briefing say about america's commitment to providing more aid? well, we know that the us president joe biden has been gravely concerned about the lack of a getting in at the pace that it had been previous to this conflict. and so as a result, the why has telling us that this is part of that effort to try and step up the aid . it will be in the form of 3 different military flights. the us will be operating, but it will be as landing in northern egypt and the aid will be dispensed through the united nations. it will be much needed food, water medicine, all sort of the basics that are in such short supply right now in gaza. but in addition, there's also this concern about the displacement and what that could mean in terms of casualties. the high number that exists already upwards of 15000. and the fear is that when israel resumes its military campaign, given that so many people travel from the north to the south, that there is this very large concentration. and that israel may not be mindful of that. and s

let's bring on our white house correspondent, kimberly hall kit for more on this story. kimberly, what are you hearing out of the white house to yeah, well we've been hearing is that things are close and have been for some time initially. it was reported on saturday by the washington post here in d. c. that in fact, attended a deal had been reached that appear to be premature. but certainly it was echoed by members of the administration, including the deputy national security advisor. john finer that in fact, this was a sensitive stage in terms of the negotiations. and that things were, in fact, very, very close, closer than they had been in some time or his words. now, what the issue seems to be in terms of what, how this will play out is that this is not a ceasefire. that's something that has been rejected by both israel and the united states is supporting that. but what this tentative agreement a appears to be is that it would be a pause in finding of several days at exchange for dozens of captives. the number we don't know exactly. we also don't know the number of da

it's kimberly healthy algebra 0. the white house family is it is really captive. so by how much have spoken out against a propos, bill being discussed. and these really connect, it will give the green light for the death penalty the captured, balanced in the, in a fight. as i'm the, i'm out the good and serious exchanges between the far right is ready. politicians and the families of captives and the commensurate families fear such a bill could i'm the how much then put the lives of their relatives of risk to the shop shop peas. peas, there will be time to argue, but lead to please stay with us on the side of life, not death. i beg you to remove this from the agenda if you have a heart. and if you see us that's meant to have the solution, drones as live now from occupied east or losing the honda. so what more do we know than about this building? the can i said the could see captured palestinian fighters facing the death penalties. the old aaron's fierce exchanges of words and debate between the far right. jewish power party members and the families of the captives

let's speak to our white house correspondent, kimberly how is that one more? are you learning about this trip? well the ca doesn't generally talk about the meetings that are taking place. it's usually 1st by agency, not surprisingly quite close the lift when it comes to those details. but what we do know is the desire of the united states and the bottom to ministration is for this meeting to result in building on the temporary truce agreement or cease fire agreement that's already in place. the goal of the united states is to try and see more cap does release, and also more humanity of nations. now, all of this as a result of a lot of domestic as well as international pressure on the binding administration, given the fact that it has been back in israel and it's more on gaza and the enormous number of valid standing casualties that is not sitting well with many here in the united states. and so as a result this meeting is also going to be looking at what governance looks like in gaza following the what the is rarely say is their ultimate goal. and that is to d

kimberly, thank you very much for that. update to kimberly hawk it live for us there at the white house. now, before we discuss all these latest developments with, i guess that don't have me see i'm, we want to show you some live pictures from tennessee, even israel, where hundreds of been a protesting at calling for the release of the more than $240.00 hostages. who are being held by hamas in gaza. this is the latest demonstration. this is you can see accounts like visual the for those hostages. a kept as i should say, being held by him. us in guys that this been a lot of pressure on the user. the government and the prime minister to bring back these hostages uh, captives. uh again, i should say it's been 4 weeks now since that a tag. and that the protest is a thing that they should be a priority of the next. yeah, we'll government to bring back the cap to some guys that they've been submitted demonstrations outside the is really message. this is really parliament wireless. i'll discuss these latest developments with i've

kimberly. kimberly how could for us in washington, dc of the spring and summer committee is a professor of public policy at the hot institute for graduate studies. thanks again for joining us here in the studio. when we go back to something that we discuss right at the beginning of this news, our, we've just heard that the indonesian hospital in gaza as last pallet because it's run out of fuel health. sherpa hospital is had to suspend many of its services because it doesn't have enough power. how dia is that for everyone inside guys or right now? this is a disaster by all means, it's a humanitarian disaster and tragedy. you're talking about thousands of people who took refusing these hospitals, especially at the ship. also this is the largest source, but then and then thought it goes us the uh, the many chronic patients with chronic conditions, even before the war. what on machines and this and this like, you know, that, i mean name it, i mean, cancer patients, kidney failure. uh like, you know

kimberly how good. thank you very much that report and kimberly, joining us live now from alexandria. virginia is former us just as an assistant secretary of state p. j. crowley. i was just saying that, kimberly, this will undoubtedly be seen as a win for all the mediators, us included. but they've now got an extended period of time just 48 hours to try and negotiate another extension which the us says is it's go along with guitar and egypt. what do you think the us says to israel over the next 48 hours to? well, 1st of all, i'm not sure this is a when it's a pause, but we don't know, you know, for how long it has been productive on both sides. and i, i think the, the president will continue to encourage the as really government, as long as this is seen as fruitful. i do think it's, it's fruitful on all sides or has just been released prisoners being released a positive reaction to allow your aid to continue. but this is going to be, you know, calculations made on a day by day basis. they have not been

kimberly how can thank you. kimberly it'd be extended ceasefire. and gus, i mean some people have been able to return to see what has happened to their homes . for many returning is a shocking, painful experience, their neighborhoods or nothing like what they remember. stephanie decor reports. imagine that everything you have, everything you worked for is destroyed. one of it going in a moment, a yes or no? jetta says he is in shock. university professor, he was forced to head south with his family. on the 3rd day of the war, he tells us it took 15 years to build his home. yeah, and if in the degree that it's a boss of shocking, took me a lifetime to build this house with me and my brothers. and just like that. i'm back to square. one is kind of there is no insurance here, no compensation. what is going is going to cease fire has given a brief, safe space for some people to return to their neighborhoods. once a bustling community. now a carcass of war this year, destruction and scale of loss. impossible to comprehend. this is new hi newness in the

that's kimberly hillock is a white house correspondents. it's kimberly mentioned they're not. that is around the us have provided independently verified evidence to backup repeated claims that a mouse has been using l. a. she for hospital as a combined and control center. how does there is correspondent funding on so questions? why that is to deputy pennsic on the press secretary sabrina's thing during a press briefing on wednesday. so we want to have at least the forces on the ground, right? that's right, so i take it this intelligence assessment is gathered based on information provided by his room that's from our intelligence community. so did you have any assets inside the government? no. assets or boots on the ground and gaza. so there's no gathering on the ground about this. so you have no one entering the hospitals to verify this information or we have no one. we have no boots on the ground and gaza. how was that assessment? you know, how did you conclude that assessment based on information received from you is really comfortable. well, i'm not going to get into more s

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okay, kimberly thank you very much for that. kimberly. how could live for us there at the white house? well, it's now discussed all these latest developments with full time bar count, who is the director of the global institute for strategic research at home. i've been hunting for university here in doha, joining us and use our thank you so much, full time for being with us. let's start with the milestone green mass. so in that we've reached a 10000 palestinians killed in the past 30 days by is really strikes it is incredible that we've reached such a number in 30 days. this hasn't happened in previous conflicts. when does it stops a? yes, it hasn't happened before. and i don't think it would have happened if it wasn't for israel involvement. and the back couple of the united states, the blind support, that kind of status can be to date to his route. my fear of this is a, i've been saying for 4 weeks now, knowing that then you are on the way he things he will not stop before he restores his pride by distorting the ratio of one to 10. so w

of course, kimberly hall could live for say at the white house. now i'm off is on waiting, says it's launched. 16 rock is from 11 on into israel. the outcast on brigade says the cities of the higher. yeah. and high somewhere. the target. that's the for this, that rocket storm level and has been able to penetrate into israel. seems to sort of the war is rad launch attacks on $711.00 on in response. and on sunday 3 children and the grandmother were killed after these really strike targeted a civilian car in 711 on the mother is severely injured. 11 aunts for administer says the country will submit a complaint to the un over the killing of civilians. santa holder has the d test on barrow to the statement by the israeli army saying that they believe that they were acting upon intelligence that that car was carrying what they are calling terrorist . but they did kill 3 children, including their grandmother hezbollah, which on friday, the secretary general house on the thrall, a promise that any civilian killed in lebanon will be responded with an attac

all right, kimberly, thanks for that. kimberly how can live person there in washington dc or getting levy is a columnist with the highlights newspaper. he joins us live now uh from televi to talk more about this. thanks very much for being with us. so on the one side, uh, get in. we have these uh, well, let's talk of an imminent deal. uh to to, to swap uh, captives, uh, how to buy. uh, how much in the gaza strip for a prison is it puts the prisoners in israel, but there is no sign of any long term end to this conflict. conflict and the suffering of palestinians in gauze. but what do you make of those 2 kind of split screens? yeah, it will describe describing the very precisely or that's a really interesting deal or maybe an introduction to a big a deal from both sides it's. it's literally some more benefits, but benefits for both sides and the points of the team. but it's really not the sort of any thing and then problem. so i've seen a hand across the war is the end of this all the, all the is the, is be in handled by a

kimberly how could apply for us at the white house? many thanks for that or and let me bring it in now a guest out analyst abraham fry had to take a little deeper into those comments by the american president, associate professor of conflict resolution at the institute. he's also the author of unfinished revolutions, yemen, libya antennas you off to the irish spring. good to see again, abraham listening to us. i don't know if you were able to. i hope you were able to listening to president side on speaking the talking about emphasizing his own personal engagement in bringing about the steel or how much of the steel is really down to us involvement in the negotiations. it doesn't appear that an awful lot of pressure has been applied by them on these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. well, it's kim to listen to that because this is a human at that in issue where we mentioned that should have been to these the long time ago. uh, the used by the government has consistently refused to engage in a prison swab on the women engines and

a kimberly sites that kimberly how could live for us there in washington to dc. well, less cross live now to you and see can we cancel which is meeting at this moment to discuss the impact of the war on gaza. 5 on women and children, catherine russell, speaking right now, the executive director of the unicef let's was name are 6 month old baby. her husband or 2 brothers, excellent theories for children just there by refreshing, how to train workers to stay and effectively deliver monitoring pauses are simply not enough. unicef is calling for an urgent jeanetta trans days. fired immediately put a stop to this cottage. we are concerned that further military escalations in the south gauntlet with explanation reimburse and the monitoring situation. they are causing additional displacement and squeezing civilian population into an even smaller area. tax on the south must be void. it is a strongly opposed to the establishment of so called save, so no place is safe in the gaza strip and then imposed sounds do not have big infrastructure or protection measures in place t

kimberly, so what more is the white house doing to try and get these us citizens out of gas? yeah, we're hearing that they would be among some of the last today to be departing, but in the last hour. so we're hearing that at least 5 aid workers with american nationality have now departed through the rafa crossing. they are 8 workers that work for charities, such as doctors without borders has money, others. now we're learning more about how this arrangement was worked out. john kirby, the national security spokes versus speaking aboard air force, one talking to reporters, revealing that this was discussed in detail on a sunday phone call that occurred between the us president and these really part mister benjamin netanyahu some days ago. we're also here the state department at no concessions were made in terms of any sort of deal to how mos so or, and getting a better understanding of how this was worked out. but at the same time, still a lot of people left behind. and so the united states hoping that there will be more in the coming days in the us president taking credit for

i mean, i guess what kimberly's saying, and she's right. the fact that this, this administration wants to give the impression to everyone that is doing everything. and as we've heard jessica sullivan say, the same job sort of on hold off in the beginning of october, that them at least has never been more peaceful and very sometimes that jake sullivan. that's just a good. the advisor now says that the approach of best buy that is making great results. what great results, what's great, the results, the 4 days of falls that the categories have mediated with the help of egyptian that great results. or are we talking about the 10s of thousands of casualties, or are we talking about the 141-5000? that's an 6000 children desk and the designation of household goods is that the great achievement of this is mr. because i can see any other, unless he's talking about the pause that the categories have, maybe is it so the idea that this administration has put, think so much to change the situation so much for the better is factually not true structurall

kimberly says no question. we are waiting the official read out, but already we're getting an invitation from the national security spoke 1st. john kirby who has given us some insights and what we do know is that once again, and there has been close coordination between the 2 liter since the start of the top, like they have been talking about the tactical pauses that the us has been encouraging for some time but also humanities. 2 and pauses though, they have promised to once again speak in the coming days, the impression from the spokesperson john curry is that this is the beginning of a conversation that will be ongoing in terms of trying to encourage israel to take those humanitarian pauses. but so far it has not heated, despite the enormous international pressure on it to do so, there is also an update on the a that is getting into gaza. the latest figures, according to john kirby is that there have been 30 trucks that have crossed into gaza in the last 44 hours, acknowledging that that is definitely not en

kimberly. kimberly, how could that white house correspondent there is plenty more hit on this new zone, including the rising number of prominent figures around the world facing a backlash after voicing the support the palestinians. the malta has drafted a resolution, hoping it's focused on children will finally unite the un security council, who's so thoughtful for times to take a united stance on the war on garza. this is what the maltese had best of the had to say earlier as diplomats prepare to she'll of vote, which will take place in just over 2 hours from now a resolution for the time change that are in your best for the children who are victims of this is flux, we have kept primary and on mind we, we would like to try and reach to save some lives and provide some hope for the children. most of the families, those 5 children who us children, children who are under the rob this spring. and kristen telling me who's at the un headquarters in new york for previous attempts to pass a resolution

kimberly, what will, can you tell us about this last time? well, the pressure on the president is growing increasingly and 10. that's what this letter indicates. the latest letter is signed by members of the administration stretching across 40 different agencies within the, by the administration. and this comes on the heels of 3 internal metals that were recently leaked from the state department addressed the secretary of state and an open letter signed by 1000 members of usa id accusing the presence of supporting genocide. and it says it's essentially being complicit in spreading this information. so what this does is really underscores what the view of the american people is. and that's what this letter is stating is that the american public does not support the president's policies and supporting israel and is war on god. the pin numbers back this up there, cited in this letter that when it comes to the president's democratic party, 80 percent are pushing for the president to use his leverage, to encourage israel a call for a cease fire. a

kimberly for that. kimberly how kids live there at the white house for sales president. lucy, nice here knew that a silver has welcome to them. 32 brazilian palestinians evacuated from gaza. the group left through the roof of border crossing with egypt on sunday. when he came back, he had has the story. after more than 3 weeks of negotiations pursuing present losing us to lula, the silver celebrated a small but significant victory in the midst of war. $32.00 brazilian palestinians, rescued from garza safely home among them 18 year old sha hit a button. uh no, said gordon. i cannot believe i made a hit and i'm still in life. i thought i would dog since the war started. sha head has been recording her attempts to leave the war, so she had gone to god. so with her mother who was diagnosed with cancer and wanted to see her family one last time after her mother died, shaw had was getting ready to return to pursue when the war broke out. she posted a video on the day she was told she could finally leave. so i

kimberly, how can life wish there in washington? thanks. and i'm on our on israel strikes on gauze that we can go to honey. my mood is whose life we're seeing fine eunice inside the gaza strip. so honey, what more we hearing about the latest strikes there? a just housing well, people in guys that we're hoping to talk about the seeds fire will put an into the ongoing onslaught of, of gods in here. but unfortunately, within the past to, within the past, the 12 hours, a massive ears. right. just carpet bombing, the entire goal is a service from north to south. here in the southern part of an area that was supposed to be saved for evacuation is not safe at all. people were ordered to, to leave. and to avoid being bombed to only get funds in the southern part of the roof. i have family and he's back in the family who evacuated from jobs and safety, particularly from a densely populated areas, 18 neighborhoods only to find themselves getting targeted and killed in, in an eastern part of a high city. similar situation happened in find you in a cit

i completely agree with what kimberly said.nd of tap the brakes on a number of concerns that have been raised in western media and around the world regarding the future here and what the scenario looks like going forward. he very much wants to keep a potential deal with saudi arabia alive. resolution have confidence in israel's security but also move forward in something that was viewed as absolutely critical before. and i think taking on even greater importance after what happened given the hamas hamilton attack. juan, a.p. poll 63% of americans disapprove 6 president biden's handling of israel-palestinian conflict. 34 approve. 63 disapprove. they were trying to characterize this as a victory, this four-hour pause, he talked about the corridors getting people out. your thoughts on the interview? >> >> you know, in regard to that, you played a bite from president biden saying it taking a little longer and prime minister to respond yeah it is taking a little longer. he wishes it was able to be done in a more, concise way, too. b

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additional contracts held by her mouse and garza, and speak to our white house correspondent to kimberly how could floor this so this the biggest indication we have had yet so far. kimberly that we may well be looking at real progress to take us beyond this for de agreements that we've had so far that's that's absolutely what the white house is hoping. in fact, the national security council spokesperson john kirby saying just that if he was making the rounds in the morning chat shows here in the united states. but the big question mark here in the us is the whereabouts of some of those 10 american captives. the concern being that they've not yet seen a list with any names that would have sort of the visibility that they say they would like to know in terms of where these people are being held. if they might be part of the latest batch of capt has to be released. that's a big question mark. that's making a lot of comfortable here at the white house. so we're watching carefully. there's going to be a white house press briefing coming up in the next couple of hours. john kirby is going to b

let's bring in our white house correspondent, kimberly how it gets. so what more do we know about this as well? what we know is that the national security council has announced that it is concerned about the mass casualties. and the incredible need that has taken place as a result of israel's war and gaza. so this is really a 2 pronged approach. the 1st is that it is announced that there will be 3 military humanitarian aid flights that will be landing and northern egypt. that aid is going to be dispense using the united nations. but given the fact that there have also been not only mass uh, numbers of people that are just placed from their homes, that mass casualties that has really put the us and it supportive israel under the microscope on the global scale. so as a result, the national security council also talking about how it is now pressuring israel to limit the significant displacement in southern gaza. what this means is that there has been concern because of people moving from the north to the south. and the fact that is real intense to resume

all right, kimberly many thanks, bye. kimberly. how could the washington d. c. okay, let's take you to these important pictures that we're seeing from the or rafa crossing ambulances. the coolest bringing the is frankly, filipino, at least one filipino and 12, ty captives. we've been held in the gaza strip for the past 48 days. it's difficult to see at the moment from that picture whether who we are looking at. um, obviously they need the support of some medical teams that they look quite so us quite out the way of course, we'll keep an eye on that important developments in the story as we go forward. and this is change a case till i have here on out as here of childhood scott, by his radio occupation, who's here from the palestinians. suffice ready feel safe at the young age the the brought to you by visit capital. hi sadie, looking on the coastal, i forget parts of japan over the next couple of days. cool up to across the cream, financial and into move and areas of china. we have an awfully wayne's is coming in across the sea of japan. so that still producing

kimberly, how could alj a 0 the white house? well, tens of thousands of protests are gathering in washington. dc for a rally is supports of israel. several us jewish groups organize the process to call for a piece on the release of is really capt is held by her mouse and garza since october 7th knew us how speaker mike johnson, and these were the presidents, isaac kurtz, or address the protesters. patio hayden has more from that raleigh in washington dc . i'm here on the national mall for the march. for israel, i have to say there are more people here than there were for the trumpet on yours. i wanna talk to charlie all or he's a high school student fluid, just connecticut. shirley, why did you feel it's important to be on the board to be here to support the nation of israel. supporters across the entire world helped bring notice hostages against college. can amendment in that done to, to them at the level in our stomach and over 400 percent in college campuses. young people apart from rochester and in huge numbers house. we see

kimberly help it al jazeera, the white house timeframe shop right here, and i'll just here, right, when we come back, the moment the humans who the rebels took control of it is really invested in the red sea that threatening further attacks on that states the . the weather brought to you by visit cut off. here's your headlines for the america is great to see you so far italy summer leaves in rio de janeiro of the last few days 20 degrees, but a lot of moisture in the atmosphere here. storm storms also around the river plates, and then this one way is pumped up those temperatures once again in a song. so you want to 37 degrees on tuesday. our typical storms through the amazon jungle impacting places like my mouse had 32 degrees. so your temperature is a result of bit lower as a result of those storms with all this rain on dominican republic, it's capital santo domingo, catastrophic flooding. thousands of people forced from their homes of that band of rain is over puerto rico. but i think the worst of it will be north of the us territory. speaking of the us, got a lot of storms here. warm

kimberly, how could l g 0? the white house, a, a c, i a official post to the pro palestine image on facebook, 2 weeks off to the october 7th of tax biomass on israel. the financial times newspaper says, the person change the facebook cover photo to this overtly political image. it also reports that in an earlier post, the same person published a sophie with free palestine written across it. a source told the paper the woman who has not been named had previously also published articles condemning anti semitism. the posts were deleted on monday. israel has been accused of trying to destroy the palestinian nation during its military campaign in gaza. that's at the united nations general assembly. building 40 ambassadors and representatives have been debating the war as a gabriel and his own. the reports from un headquarters in new york. the vast majority were critical of israel, pre admin sewer palace stein's ambassador to the un is calling for a permanent ceasefire and gaza. he says it's necessary to save the pal