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. >> reporter: but something not lost on her former coach, laurie perez. >> the giants aren't going tohe hasn't made an impression. >> reporter: laurie who has a 12-year-old daughter herself sees what even an interview means. >> not just a momentum thing or something that sounds good. i think people are understanding this is a space where organizations like the giants and others can be successful. >> reporter: that eventually nakken could get a big gig in major league baseball. >> for me in the position i am in as head coach, i want to see her succeed in whatever she does. >> if hired, nakken would be one of the youngest managers in major league baseball at 33 years old. >>> a few clouds in the skies over the bay area this evening, but those clouds aren't giving us much chance of any moisture. we are going to see a when we challenged ourselves to create the world's most emotional and sustainable vehicle, we had tothink differently. we had to push the boundaries to not just create a car but a movement. every fisker ocean is produced with over 50 kilograms of ethically sourced, recycled

i'm in gaza of interest for laurie's in garza. so i, i know i said how it seems to be there to be under. i'm going seems to be under, i'm going bombardments to be just to be exposed to rustic or is it just it just awful. we're here. we're physically here but our souls are there. our prayers go for does a for dies and for my family, for my friends, where my relatives, for literally everyone's there, we've got all the prayers. we've got only prayers. that's what we can do as, as normal people. how does this, how does this conflict get result? is it mediation and diplomacy? and when can that happen? uh, it's, it's just when, when you just, when you say is illusion, it seems, it sounds a tricky because and they pause. they said that's going to be those dates, solution and so on. but then of course the, the, the is really the patient, they keep breaching agreements after agreements and we ended up here, we ended up being out of, out of just normal supplies out of water out of fluid, out of electricity. so i don't know, i just, i don't

a laurie securing up at the border, but not being allowed into the territory. un says 100 truckloads a day needed just a good terrorist and the difficult situation required. extraordinary humanitarian mattress, and unfortunately this is not a normal email. instead it'll put i sent it's, it will put, i should be in the water zone. and that is the reason why i have appeals part of your manufacturing ceasefire. not that i can see that the manufacturing ceasefire is a pretty condition for the manufacturing delivery. we don't want to punish the guys the people twice, 1st because of the war. and 2nd, because of the lack of humanitarian aid. but it is clear that to many that inspire would make good savings much easier and much safer for everybody. well, do that too much? is directive communications at the you an agency full of palestinian refugees. she told me the rafa crossing from egypt and must open as a matter of urgency. what we do know is that people are in dire need of a need to monitor and assistance. the supplies needs to need to reach the soon as possible . and the siege on the go

so we have these 20 lauries, of a way thing to across the board. once that the green lights is given, how will that then be delivered to people in need? that's what i mean, very complicated because it is, you could, if i heard the continued gutierrez, of course it would be much better if they will be able to accommodate terry and cease fire in order to deliver this 8 to so this would be one of the biggest challenges that the, when the 8 comes through, that it comes through safely. the 2nd the china is just going to be um, is what it is asking for. guarantees that this 8 doesn't the end up in dance and the hands of how much that's of course infinity, very complicated because use ones the cause of society. you have people from us here which had almost your families who have how much members. so in reality it's really virtually impossible, but the at the ends we talking about medicine and, and that sort of things like this. i'm, we're also talking about a mere 20 lars in a situation where pre roll you were talking about a 100. laurie's a going in, so

on the c o, a big associates, secuity, consulting firm, laurie jones, and laurie, thanks very much for joining us today. on r c. m. no one is real, has never actually confirmed that it has nuclear weapons. the country is widely believed to possess anywhere from $90.00 to $400.00 wides depending way you look is there, the politicians are both of these. it's a doomsday weapons to refer to news. what do you make of rivets, so don't lives at statements a hi, it's a sign of how desperate israel is right now. the emotions are running so high. and i think some of the, some in the latin yahoo government have step back and realize that not only are they going to have great difficulty trying to route out and destroy a mos in the gaza strip, that they, if they are able to accomplish that. it will become push the terrible cost to the is really defense forces, but that has the law is on the north border and his blood is not a band of terrors. has was a real army. and the fact army of loving and is, are quite capable militarily of taking on and potentially defeating nature. and then as you'll see, s

public transport system settings, thousands of vehicles on fire, at least especially 5 bosses for laurie's and a train recession blaze. these attacks are reportedly retaliation for the kenning of a crime boss and a police operation state government, claudio castro has about to strike back against organized crime. bolivia has issued a red health allowed in santa cruz, childrens, dangerous and corners even caused by fires in the region. schools have been suspended on people being recommended to space mosque wildfire, as you can see of and raging across that. harriet, triggered by agriculture binding and faced 17 paper, has been killed in a day of bloodshed and southwest and mexico where a powerful drug, cartels are fighting for control. gunman targets of the security patrol, killing 12 police offices. 5 people also died in a 2nd attack. as well as always out, is there a dot com, has the latest witness as next sunday to south challenging place to work from. as a journalist, you're always pushing our boundaries we are the ones traveling the extra mile. there are other media goals. we go there

i had the pleasure of sitting down with one of those laurie. it's a couple of weeks ago for an hour, a fascinating discussion. it changes the lives of, of people who are doing it. absolutely. and sometimes so it gets those people who say, you know, i want to nominate this person. i want to dominate another person. but of course, there is the confirmation and that's something really interesting about the process . they will not confirm or deny by that. people who selected off this committee who was nominated for the nobel peace prize. so, of course, is some have ideas in which direction it could go, but of course it's always a surprise been made. thank you very much, ben. you mean alvarez goober, our correspondent, thanks for putting us in context for us as you are watching the news. uh, let's just just a reminder of our top story. what we've just learned is that the 2023 nobel peace prize has been awarded to randy and pro democracy activist narc is mohammed the the norwegian nobel committee. honored is no holiday for quote or fight against the

i work with and worked in 20, laurie loads of a, a cheese in a situation, but used to require 100 a day a or it's the ocean. this is exactly why the un, i'm very included, are cooling for sustainable human to turn in access and regular human that there and access. so the aid flows into the go script for people in need among the women, children, all feet that flows on regular basis. the situation and gods, and was described as catastrophic, even before this war broke out. is that a difference in the a vet you need to guess? and now now that there are bombs and missiles to be full, or is it just more of everything that is needed? yeah, to me who lives in the district. that's uh, less like that population. similar to to girlfriends. i was wondering something imagine if the whole process is in need of humanitarian assistance or has been impacted in one shape or another by or so we need a lot of supplies because people are in need of supplies and they are running out of water and that's the most critical part of this is why we're asking for a few ways because you will, is absolutely create a

the fed as many days the view and says at least $100.00 laurie moments a need every day. 2 of us to catastrophe of the convoys carrying international age of finally rolling over the egyptian border into gaza. here at this warehouse in the central gaza strip, the books is sorted out before being distributed to the areas where they needed most boxes of food and most of from japan and arriving at the school in can eunice but does not with shelter. but amongst the relief here, there is also frustration the but also have been busy i left home without taking anything that didn't like set the shots and pun so i had on said the process that is just a small amount of what's needed to go about getting that amount of no said we don't want 8, we want to return to our homes, stop killing our children and structuring us. we don't sleep during the day or night due to the shilling and the misery we're living in. you know, we do not have any more patients. we're drained, we don't feel human anymore. it seems unlikely that these goals and will be able to leave the shelter and return home soon. as the is really m

thank you so very much for speaking to us at dw, thanks very kareem algo laurie is a journalist based in cairo and he told us more about the impact of the a deliveries in gaza. the one white is detained and that is that they're only allowed 20 trucks to come in. this is the agreement and to now it seems like the trucks already entered on the other side, a no unload, it was forklift this on to smaller trucks. it was in the gaza strip into then be distributed, but the we talking about the 20 trucks for 2300000 people. it really, if it is just already said that this is a drop in the ocean, you need to know that you and it's saying that it needs about a 100 trucks of the in order to keep bring the most necessary items into the gaza strip. and before the war and there was already is there any locates limited located where they there were 450 trucks coming every day to cover. so just you understand the relationship of 20 trucks. this is why know the, the moment the 1st 20 trucks enter the discussion started that, of course, that needs to be a more sustainable and the amount and big amount o

new laurie from bartlet is dr. katia, south reeds inside. the thoughts of the ministry says it's troop. search for is all controls and hostages being held by him on guardians have begun leaving the home soft transfer in order to more than a 1000000 residents to evacuate to the south. also on the program, america stops diplomats engages and shuttle diplomacy across the many leads. me blinked and says to us as working with us to prevent upon pick from spreading and to free up to the number such as while back into the program a week after the unprecedented come off data attacks. and as for israeli troops have been guiding all traits inside. got so the ministry says in century intact illness into to track down broken to destroy weapons and search for hostages. but the rates do not appear to be the beginning of unexpected joan defensive. meanwhile, tens of thousands of cousins have left the homes in response to one of the strategy, evacuation auto another night lit up by explosions. israel's military earlier ordered more than a 1000000 people liv

we have moved from laurie to panic, to fair. and now for trips to, to this stage, raise this announcement is going to stretch and not just off, so not just an, an entire office, elation and concept, but also the future of this uh, you know, at all 6. uh aust, uh 50 of them palestinians over 50 of them have to leave how they are feeling for they lines that children don't know what is happening or that they think that what is happening is punishment for an entire population. this is honestly, i'm speaking to you and i'm thinking of my colleagues, some of them have been disconnected from the world who don't know where to go this morning. this is what this is the phrase that one is a patient. we don't know where to go. and our colleagues are not even able to how in the circumstances and ask me the order is from the ideas that people in northern gaza must or head south and they've been given 24 hours. is that realistic as such as unrealistic good sweetie. i think of breakfast attempts to panic. people there is no, there's no honestly

address also include measures to active a stock market liquidity, which i expected it to include laurie in the stock market stamp tax rate. and we launch into investment immigration policy to attract foreign capital to invest in hong kong. lee, also us some property market quality measures to help boost the sales. there's a lot of stuff in that wasn't that was the reaction, been to all of these policies or all cash handouts, always welcome to the public worldwide, but the subsidy to families given birth and hong kong has triggered many debates, most believe is too little and does not provide much substantial help in question, who would give birth to a child for that amount of money. and so many citizens cold the policy manual us as for the priority in to for a public rental homes for families with newborns to be given is also on proceeded to end the controversial many concerns over the effectiveness and fairness of the policy to boost the economy. yes, we might see more transaction that the short term, however, as a us of intense high interest rates and hong kong is caught in the strugg

humanitarian pauses, or they cooling for half an hour a few days will potentially another system to a light laurie's into the gaza. strip to develop that aid, but it will be seen as a success by the leaders who are really struggling on this issue. some countries, spain island, for instance, withholding fishing, monetary and cease fires, australia, germany, and others will say that no cool can be made on the israel to negotiate with a terrorist organization and obviously negotiations on needed for a ceasefire. the you has got this language on the table though they have got this over the line. the question is, will they be able to stay united as the, as the situation on the grind develops? a chinese state media says the former prime in the kitchen has died at the age of 68. the cause of death was reported to be a heart attack. lee was china is number 2, need to for 10 years from 2013 to earlier this year was known as an advocate for private business. but then was largely sidelined, vice eugene ping who was become china as most possibly to in decades a small let's bring in dw correspondent james china

and there was a bit of a duck fussell involving the announcement of the laurie upset, but then the names will lead to an advance what, what happens? well, this, the official announcements came out to these 3 names. were linked in an email to a swedish, to a swedish newspaper earlier before the announcement actually took place earlier today. and so, um, it gets really as super embarrassing incident for the academy. they said there was a press release. i know for still unknown reasons. and we deeply regret that this happened then. the important thing is that it does not affect your recipients in any way. now this is something that's kind of unprecedented on. it's unheard of that you would hear about who we had actually won an award before the the award was granted. so i'm curious to see if that if it is going to in the long term effect, how they how they to take their administrative duties. how they deal with these kinds of issues taskbar, derek, i dw science report with before we go, i just want you to take a look at these pictures from video diginero, which show the stature of a christ e

so laurie's wait, the tags were saying, add to mine uh at times as well that we think these really big, big is that are anti mind is a move, it looks like they have to maneuver to bulldoze potentially houses, potentially buildings. i'm not exactly sure what they're useful, but all of these machines in great numbers. i'm also saying, of course, a huge trip build up. we know that 300000 reserve us has been cold oper. that's no small number though they do have a large area to kind of what we're looking at a potentially a multi front confrontation here we've. we've seen this afternoon also some more rockets coming in from level now they were intercepted, they were no casualties reported, but it is keeping tensions escaping definitely the military establishment very much on edge. they really looking towards the northern border as well and looking towards anything that might happen within the westbank. so, you know, the 300000 troops being stationed all across the country. but many of them, you know, most of them i, i hasn't to guess would be stationed around here and in preparing for what b

laurie logan used to run the markets desk at the new york fed.meone who is fairly influential when you think about those dynamics. she has been hawkish this year, maria. when you have somebody who is hawkish saying maybe we don't have to do so much, i sit up and i take note. maria: we should point out that laurie logan is going to speak again today at 10:00 a.m. eastern. so i mention that because if she says the same thing that we've been hearing in terms of higher yields may mean less need for the fed to raise rates, maybe we get even more of a rally in stocks. but i was referring to the minutes from the september fomc meeting a moment ago where it looked like the policy makers were not really focused on the surge in bond yields at that meeting but instead they were talking about higher for longer messaging and what the aauto workers strike and fear of a government shutdown would mean. you write officials were divided on future rate hikes and yields could substitute -- rising yields could substitute for the final increase. are you saying you exp

. >> reporter: it is protected and maintained by greg laurie who has been preserving the ancient roses since the 80s. >> i had no training in botany. i learned all those things because i love the plans. i wanted to grow the plants. >> reporter: he has dedicated his life to caring for the fragrant florals that can be smelled with each gust of wind. >> i am taking sometimes one cutting off of a plant that looks like it might not make it until next year in the hopes that i can root that one cutting. my chances may not be very good but if there is even a possibility, it is worth it. >> reporter: the collection is as storied as the roses themselves. >> if there is one roes that i pick again and again for the house, it is that. >> reporter: it was flourishing in the early to thousands but took a hit during the 2008 financial crisis when he was forced to close his nursery in the revenue went with it but the pandemic gave him time to refocus and rebuild what is now one of the world's largest collections of the variety of roses. >> we have lost a large heart of our collection, probably over 100

. >> from laurie in ohio, independent line. >> good morning, i am just sickened by everything. my question is, why does the united states not cut off aid to israel. until the apartheid ends in gaza and west bank and they come to a solution. i feel only way that israelis will stop this apartheid and now genocide. of the palestinian people, the funding has to stop until a solution is met. from that is it. >> i think that the likelihood of u.s. cutting funding is not particularly significant. right now administration is considering a proposing to congress increase of funding. i do agree we need to have a reorientation with this issue to be able to spring it to a solution. the peace process in two-state solution has been dead for more a decade. we're pretending it is alive. the situation on the ground has gotten worse. now we're seeing the consequences in a very horrible way. both for israeli civilians and palestinian civilians. we need a new rethink that goes back to fundamentals of international law. today united states, biden administration is encouraging israelis to make sure t

this is i would just say about laurie from dar. how old are coming up? rockets continue to be fired from gun off. the targeting is riley, towns and cities unable to escape the are the roots out of the gaza strip.

as they are seeing staying to open the crossing on the borders between egypt and gaza to allow the lauriesalestinian president this morning when he returned back and held a meeting with the palestinian leader leadership, maybe for the first time he described what's going on and the israeli massacres calling the the the last night attack as hedious war massacre that cannot be tolebrated. thank you, let's cross over to uh sayid. who's joining us now from the british capital london, mr. abbus, first of all, give us your reaction to the recent israeli massacre that took place in central gaza, they launched attack a hospital, the al-ahli arabi hospital, which has so far left hundreds of palestinians dead, well absolut place. all right, we're experiencing. some technical difficulties with the connection with our guest sa musas in the british capital london uh, we're going to figure that out and we'll get right back to him, but the palestinian authorities president is condemned the deadley hospital strike as a quote hideous war massacre that cannot be tolerated. mahmoud abbas said israel has cros

described as imputants. their bodies were thrown into a ditch after being dragged behind one of the dread lauries until they were unrecognizably mangled. this was one example of what poor wb yeit referred to in his poem prasals as half drunk or whole mad soldiery. wbh's sister lily wrote to her father john in december 1920 that after witnessing months of black and town atrocities and having seen a lory load of them pass her house with reprisal scroll on the... said her political stance changed. as you know, i was notion finer year ago, just the made nationalist, but now, in january 2020, the fenig irish government was humiliated in deken in a commemoration to ric after public pressure, along with the poosing parties threatening to boycot the event. despite deny and it amounted to a celebration of the infamous black and tons. justice minister charlie flanogan capitalated to calls for the commemoration to be called off. 100 years on and the move from the irish public on the salvatory of the black and ts has never winned. and that does it for other week. we'd love for you to join the conversation by

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, as she said my, my book would be on a dusty bookshelf somewhere if it weren't for laurie, i'm pretty sure. so thank you, bert. and thank you also so much, stephanie for joining me in this. it's really wonderful so i just i know that not everyone probably has had a chance read the book yet. i thought i might say a few words about this sort of general idea of it, and i promise i, i'm a liberal arts college professor. i don't i usually like to have a discussion, so i'll this very, very brief and then we'll move right into, some questions. so the book's idea is really simple one, which is that human beings want to understand the world. so we spend a lot of time thinking about the social world as we're going about our day, even only relative to politics, even in our regular social lives, were often about, you know, why did that just happen, for example? and the theory i work with, which is called attribution theory, is really all about that, about how we determine the causes, events that happen to ourselves and other people and. there have been decades of research, much of it by people ot

where arrived this morning at a different site, it from a laurie city, do a check to cleared, and then it transferred to physic nathan united nations trucks. and then at this particular hour, she has been allowed to enter the palestinian territories. now these aides are going to be a take you to from the area of the roof i crossing all the way through designated owner was a where houses where they will be sorted and prioritize so far. we know the united nations and its uh, operations many brands, uh, a have prepared less and, and made uh, a specified location where those aides are going to. we don't, we don't know exactly where, but we know the, the, the list have been prepared and exact locations have been also identified for these aids to be delivered. we also. 2 received a, a report from a source, confirming the arrival of a ford batch of medical supplies, fully medical supplies, and a medical team arriving a laurie's airport on the gyptian side. we don't know when this is going to be entering guys. i could be out tomorrow or the day after more, depending on the coordination process

. >> reporter: it is protected and maintained by greg laurie, who has been preserving the ancient heirloomince the 80s. >> i had no training in botany, i learned those things because i love the plants. i wanted to grow the plants. as i grew them, i learned. >> reporter: he has dedicated his life to caring for the fragrant florals that can be smelled with each gust of wind. >> i am taking sometimes one cutting off a plant that looks like it might not make it until next year, in the hope that i can root that one cutting. my chances may not be very good, but if there is a possibility, it is worth it. >> reporter: the collection is as storied as the roses themselves. >> if there is one rose that i pick again and again and again for the house, it is that. her name is souvenir [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: at florist in the early 2000's, but took a hit in the 2008 financial crisis, when he was forced to close his nursery and revenue went with it. but the pandemic gave him time to refocus and rebuild what is now one of the world's largest collections of a variety of roses. >> we

terrist truck staring international aid for gaza should be rolling in the next day or so, some 175 lauries filled with vital medicine, food and water are waiting of the rafa crossing. israel has cut off the supply of electricity, water, fuel and medicines into the territory. according to gaza's ministry of health, seven main hospitals are now out of service. the un says more than 1 million of gaza's 2.3 million people are displaced with the humanitarian situation, beyond catastrophic and deteriorating daily. the israel regime is also cracking down against palestinians in the occupied west bank where troops have raided the nur shamps refugee camp. at least 13 palestinians were killed on the raid on the camp in the city of tulkaram. that's according to the palestinian health ministry. five of those killed are children, israeli forces arrested around 50 palestinians as well, troops also conducted raids in other parts of the west bank in the past 24 hours, including in the cities of al khalil and bethlehem. tensions have remained high in the occupied west bank as palestinians are outraged to t

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new laurie from bartlet is the county south streets inside got about 10 minutes. he says its troops thoughts towards all controls and hostages being held by him on scotlands have begun leaving that home soft transfer in order to more than a 1000000 residents to evacuate to the south. also on the program, america stops diploma engages and shuttle diplomacy across them. at least clinton says for us as working with all.

i'm joking to my american friends, laurie, russian. you guys but us are learning russian. you're going to need it via event solve the problem. the problem seems to be time. in the meantime, the i p c. mind scene design, fall, sleep i was on them so it was in uh in uh, in the service or in the, in, in the next to man the getting back in front of, you know, i have, uh, i, if uh if i should, when and the full voice uh, deal. uh my oldest son is uh 120 so uh and um, i'm a former military all hopes of some of these boys with me. uh we 7 the in the original in the french army. but i imagine if one of the of 2 of my boys where a on the phones and i see the defense sending some guns to you, creating the army by, we'd have to take it to a facility the from me knows this word it. so i, i believe in the show you, when i, i want for a shuttle ins as well, but it's, it's, that's not the consent, but that's, but i can be the place to put them in my system to place of this for the who we know see see it, we're seeing the boys to go to the, to the front and looking at a mother and much fo

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a lauri's erg queuing on by the border, but are not being allowed into gaza. the un says 100 truckloads a day are needed. unfortunately these it is not a lot of money, many federal price, and it's, it will put, i should be in the water zone. and that is the reason why i have appeals part of your manufacturing ceasefire. not that i can see that the manufacturing ceasefire is a pretty condition for the manufacturing delivery. we don't want to punish the guys the people twice, 1st, because of the war. and 2nd, because of the lack of humanitarian aids. but it is clear that to many that ensues fire would make good savings much easier and much safer for everybody. because of how most run health ministry says more than 4000 palestinians have been killed in 13000 wounded and is rarely strikes. israel has continued is showing of the territory including the south, where it had previously told gardens to go for their own safety. a mazda is also fired rockets into israel as palestinians wade for that 2 men and tearing 8 across the border from egypt. they are ready and wai

we need it at scale, and we need it to be sustains. spring and cream laurie here, who's a journalist in egypt, capital cairo green. what are egyptian authorities saying about when a delivery is to gaza? will resume as one of the top is that it is set for today. uh that also are in the presence of the un generous secretary gutierrez. and officially it's not open yet because there is extensive se repair work here, especially on the palestinian sides. the because this area, since the wall was, is what broke out. it was bumped or 4 times and its vicinity into the, in the streets, to the border crossing it has fixed suspended stress. i hear that a 10 notice also on to this moment strongly in the background to view is, is really easy about how much sheets will be allowed in. and to know it's supposed to be only 20 trucks that can go to specific locations. once the board is open at, but of course we'll get you to the site. there are many, many more trucks lined up to talk to us about that this waiting 8 or 3000 tons right now on the other side. and talk for sure would be also about the 4 in

new ones has more than 2000000 people are at risk of dehydration and water of warren diseases, a lauri's or queueing up at the border, but not being allowed into the territory. the un says 100 truck loads a day are needed. mr. gutierrez said, the difficult situation required extra ordinary humanitarian measures. and unfortunately, these is not a lot of money, many federal price, and it's, it will put, i should be in the water zone. and that is the reason why i have appeals. what are you manufacturing ceasefire? not that i can see that the manufacturing ceasefire is a pretty condition for the manufacturing delivery. we don't want to punish the guys the people twice, 1st, because of the war. and 2nd, because of the lack of humanitarian aids. but it is clear that to many that ensues fire would make good savings much easier and much safer for everybody. so if israel launch is a ground defensive into gaza, it will have to deal with a sophisticated network of tunnels under the territory used by him. off and other is list groups, perhaps hundreds of kilometers long. it's known as the gaza metro

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this is where, where they, they lost track of each of the way they went in different directions. laurie as i understand, i'm sparing you on because i do when it gets other aspects of of this is of the story. and have you heard any news? it's been 4 days now since your sister disappeared any indication of her whereabouts? no. so because there is the spot of where you have the in, in a long got a parts a search and tree where he last saw her. there are teams that are looking in the field of trying to find any track, any sign of, of direction. we hope that maybe she's still hiding somewhere, but we've heard nothing. we know nothing. um. it's an innocent woman, a mother for a 3 year old child that is now here with me that we need to take care of her until her mother will be back. specifically here, and then he's also a german citizen. um, so we did, i want to hear also from, from germany. um to put as much as much pressure to, to know about a citizen of germany. that is, that's missing the unknown. yeah. saturday or larry, um, of course there's a lot of uncertainty. yeah, we saw in my colle

he was allegedly intending to drive laurie into the crown. um, now the media reports the local media. he reports that this mom had previously been arrested and convicted for being a member of ices and he was sent to prison for 5 years. now of course this is all coming. i'm out of time when we're seeing an increase and answer semester. i'm just semitism and germany, and the last week on the synagogue here in berlin was attacked. so essentially what we're seeing now is about the conflict of war and israel and gaza is having a ripple effects in germany too. and that is making security forces and security. of course, he's here nervous. and that's why this mine in question and do support was arrested, even though i know eminence attack him, you know, police didn't seem eminent to talk, but they saw that there was a danger has. so they took preemptive steps. emily, thank you very much. our political correspondent, emily guarding their the united nations agency, helping refugees in gaza says it will have to halt its operations there unless more fuel

we have moved from laurie to panic, to fair and now for trips to, to this stage, raise this announcement is going to stretch in and not just off stuff, not just and an entire hoffers relation and concept, but also the future of this. uh, you know, at all 6 uh our stuff and 50 of them, palestinians over 50 of them have to leave how they are feeling for they lines that children don't know what is happening. and they think that what is happening is punishment for an entire population. this is, honestly, i'm speaking to you and i'm thinking of my colleagues, some of them have been disconnected from the wells who don't know where to go this morning. this is what this is the phrase that one is a patient. we don't know where to go. and our colleagues and i'm not even able to how in the circumstances we were a secretary of state on sunday blank and it is amazing. we've palestinian leader, my food, a bass in jordan. mr. bass has the power stadium or far seeing which controls the, occupying the west bank. it initially made no comments on the how much attack, but i was a go. i issued a statement co