, mikaela. what does on to be banking mean when he talks about g 7 countries assessing conditions for a durable pace of the well, it means that the g 7 didn't just stop thinking about the medium term to to when october, the 7th that terrific terrorist attacked by how much on israel happened now that beginning to talk about it. and he is a message from asked me blinking also from the german foreign minister was a bit of tough love. and at the same time as we are forming israel's right to defend itself, there's also very fun. who for those opposers a holt to fighting to ensure that the civilian told doesn't get even that much drastic the higher in the gaza strip amongst civilians to ensure the protection of them and to keep in accordance with international law, we keep hearing the reference to international law and nobody actually wants to make that cool. what is and what isn't in adherence to that when looking at israel, but one thing is for so that is a high civilian death toll. so that is the m

d, w as chief political editor, mikaela christmas, and also take on the statements. find the 2 latest visits by the tech is present, was always going to be controversial quite clearly. he comes, he is self confident knowing that he's has a lot to deliver, that germany certainly cannot achieve. he cited the grain deal with russia and ukraine as one of the key roles took. he can play. and he also raised hopes that turkey can say a central role in stopping the conflict between israel and tomas from spreading further. and that is the one point the dom and tom. so stress where both sides agree, despite the fact that they disagree on every other detail, hardly any other leader could get away with the rhetoric. ad one is currently displaying over israel, particularly in so many in the country that not only stresses israel's right to defend itself, but that has made the security of israel and its citizens and jews in this country and further afield. a cool principle of the very b of the german state. so both sides wide pot to societies that are intertwined with some 3000000

the european union, controversal visits and very, very controversial tools to behind close tools. mikaela christopher dan, before we go, he's a round up of some of the world new stories today. the white house has accused a long mosque, orange social media platform, ex, formerly tweets out of amplifying, quote, a hideous lie about 2 weeks people. while the white house has said that in mosques endorsement of a policy using an anti submitted conspiracy theory was unacceptable, mosques retweet also drew widespread and go online. through daunted nations, top court has ordered as a by john to allow the safe return of people to the contested territory of no go into cairo buff. buck who had seized the region in september in the september a fancy, is the international court of justice aust, as a by john to install the safe and unimpeded return of those who had evacuated during the conflict show. you got to die. business news is off. next, looking at how hodge and teen is election could affect it's in bottled economy, don't go away. the people in trucks inject, when trying to free the city center,

so 1st of all, a legal aspect to dw as chief political edited mikaela coast. now about what an important visit this is for the driven head of state. absolutely. um the german foreign minister was already there several times at the top. so it would have thoughts was that and now germany's president spoke to his is ready counterpart, the as a counsel conveying the message once again that germany stands by what is a fundamental principle of german policy stock. because all it's cold here in german, which is to stand in for the security of israel and of jewish life in germany and elsewhere. at the same time, we also heard from quite a stine may of that so empathy towards the suffering of palestinian civilians. he's also due to visit a hospital in east jerusalem today. he also visited a key books and has pledged 7000000 years. uh, that's just come through to help reconstruct back. he puts, which was the tact by mouth. so he's trying to really convey the message that yes, germany will stand by israel and at the same time, so the world and try to make the case that g

the deputies chief political edited mckayla kristen, who is the german chancellor rate a welcome mikaela. what can we expect from the other one visit as well? we're going to see it by far the most controversial visited by a lead us a fall. this year and also within the top 2 holes who now faces a press conference where he for so will be confronted with the very woods of president. add one of to germany doesn't just say that it stands by israel's side. he didn't just defend israel against the accusation of being, quote, faxes. that's what ad one said. it also has one of its fundamental political principles, the security of israel, and of dues wherever they live. so this is a class of 2 leaders who are both ne, 2 partners, partners in a migration d o into dependent of each other. and as we've learned this week, it couldn't be further apart in positions and rhetoric when it comes to the current conflict between israel on time us. so given that differences over about conflict, why did this present go ahead as well that what goals here also? so and to keep, i just need is but also by the cent

mikaela, is that toby, thank you. thank you so much. but that is where we leave and use wrap for now, but our programs are just beginning see what's showing wherever you are this sunday in moments bye for now. the .

. >>> mikaela shiffrin is celebrating a 90th world cup win. dominated a slalom today in vermont.t olympic gold medal medalallist. >>> just ahead. three students shot while visiting family in vermont. >> what they're >>> a live look at the border between gaza and israel right now, as 17 more israeli hostages were released by hamas in exchange, 39 palestinian prisoners. now most of the hostages and all the prisoners exchanged were young. today marked the third exchange and the third day of the four-day cease-fire. it also marked the first time an american hostage was released. 4-year-old abigail idan. her parents were killed by hamas on october 7. the father gunned down as he carried the girl. today president biden expressed relief she's been freed and hopes that the cease-fire will last until all the hostages have been returned. >> she's now safely in israel. and we continue to press and expect for additional americans to be released as well. we will not stop working until every hostage is returned to their loved ones. >> tomorrow another group expected to be released. they have e

american skier mikaela shifrin has reached 90 career world cup wins.he anniversary was celebrated at his home track in killington. the twenty-eight-year -old vail native won comfortably with lal more than 3 seconds ahead of her nearest rival. thus, shifrina updated her own record. before her, no skier had managed to climb to the top level. the pedestal of honor so often to no one. achievement of the swede ingimar stenmark, who had 86 mical victories. she started last season, now she can set her sights on an absolute record and become the most successful athlete in the history of winter sports. norwegian uhl ainor bjordalin has 96 victories in biathlon and cross-country skiing, switzerland's koni kisling has 106 in freestyle, and norway's marit bjorgen has 114 in cross-country skiing. the cricket world cup held in india was marked by several records. the most important one concerns attendance. attended 48 matches of the tournament 1.250.307. this is almost 20,500 more than in 2011, when the competition was hosted by india, sri lanka and bangladesh, but

prepared to take further necessary mikaela shiffrins to protect people and facilities, and quote, we urge against any further escalation. what is the biden administration trying to say there at the end of all this tonight? >> what they are trying to say is they don't want this to escalate, but if you push us further we'll have to get involved. the whole show of support and deterrence the u.s. has, they have two aircraft carriers in the region, war planes. there's no shortage of u.s. manpower in the region, so the u.s. can really ramp it up if it wants to. again, these attacks are not big, and u.s. has to calibrate how big they want those to be. they don't want to do anything to further escalate it. when they're choosing the targets they have to be big enough to make a differencing but small enough not to escalate any further. >> as you say, that is a tough line to walk, but not one they're opting out of. trying to do that in a statement unlike furtive activity reminds us clearly they're trying to announce and message this to adversaries in the region, including the danger posed by ir