>> reporter: that's right, nora. we know that president biden has already issued more than 4,000 pardons, especially in his final weeks of office, but he chose to use the final hours of his presidency to issue these preemptive pardons, and it matters because it's not about the personal individuals. it really speaks to the state of politics in this country today. and he essentially, he said, in a lengthy statement, that he wants to protect these people from revenge, because even though gayle said revenge, you know, success might be the best form of revenge, we know what the president-elect has said extensively about payback, about retribution, about going after his political enemies, and so that is why, today, president biden issued these pardons. he said, "i'm exercising my authority under the constitution to pardon general mark a. milley, dr. anthony s. fauci, the members of congress and staff who served on the select committee and the u.s. capitol and d.c. metropolitan police officers who testified before the selec

nora al—najar and her children.hat took her husband, theirfather, abdulrahman, one of more than 70 people killed in an operation to rescue two hostages. his daughter malak lost an eye in the attack. "pain," she says. "i lost my father. enough." nora was pregnant at the time and now has the couple's baby, rahma. womb after another airstrike. "the baby is under medical care," said dr mohamed salama. "she'll stay here three or four weeks." she lived only five days. nora al—najar and her children. just after the israeli strike that took her husband, theirfather, abdulrahman, one of more than 70 people killed in an operation to rescue two hostages. his daughter malak lost an eye in the attack. "pain," she says. "i lost my father. enough." nora was pregnant at the time and now has the couple's baby, rahma. the cease fire is welcome, but it's not the end of suffering. translation: after the cease fire, i want to give my - children the best life. i want them to get over the fear we lived. my children are really scared. the

malcolm: as noras says, appearances can be deceptive.assuring, but it's in a barrack that provided temporary shelter for so many children before they were gassed. it's preserved to remind the world of two words: never again. for the "pbs news hour," i'm malcolm brabant in auschwitz-birkenau. geoff: and join us again here tomorrow night when we will have a look at efforts to end diversity and inclusion programs in the military. and that's the "news hour" for tonight i'm geoff bennett. amna: and i'm amna nawaz. on behalf of the entire "news hour" team, thank you for joining us. >> major funding for the pbs news hour has been provided by -- >> cunard is a proud supporter of public television. on a voyage with cunard, the world awaits. a world of flavor, diverse destinations, and immersive experiences. a world of leisure and british style. all with white star service. ♪ >> in 1995, two friends set out to make wireless coverage accessible to all. with no long-term contracts, nationwide coverage, and 100% u.s. customer support. consumer cellul

but he came blessed by nora. she'd set them up years ago.r rutter is a psychoanalyst. he sees the world very differently, and the people who respond to this play, first of all, transplant patients. science is amazing. six years after nora died, you don't have to have an exact match. they do a half blood cord transplant, taking a donor from a baby cord blood a mother donates after giving birth, and an adult donor, and you can -- it's a very, very -- it's a 20% chance. she made it. >> yeah. >> this is a story about grief, right, and carrying on through grief. i've been writing about it. i'm curious, as you do this, it's both joyful and, right, there's this idea that we have these long second acts, third acts. do you feel affected by it? >> absolutely. it's a roller coaster. it's joyful, sad, moving. there's so much hope in this play. i think people walk away. the other night, we were on the autographing line. this widower and a widow, they were like, i'm a widower. i'm a widow. we met. we found each other. this play is us. >> it's gratifying t

good morning. nora was born in april dunbar and then we stayed for another 6 weeks of my dual credit. and so i did the math up to the middle of june. there was warm then and we had recovered a whole it got well enough to work on those. even though from content. nora was given russians, powdered milk and thrived on come to get the my mother was also able to walk to bind the gate. and then we left the architects camp and headed towards slovakia, pointing towards the trenches of mckyrie to trench. her father's home town. they covered the 200 kilometers on foot, all by hitch hiking. nobody in trenching talked about it. but everyone knew what had happened. a 1st month as such, 2 family members, but they were all dead sea hetzel. she tried not to cry degrees. wow. and she wanted to look to the future because she had 2 small children that she had to see if she could get her life back on track. and feed in the sport creek is a, grew up in time. she, she has fun memories of his school days and her childhood friends as far as being void and the borders opened and there was no longer an iron cur

's us as to nora and the parents also moved to munich a temporary reprieve. and the i'm cousin allowed them to emigrate. if it was happy to have a family back unhappy that they were all living in the same city again. if his husband also decided to build a house got in people some sort of land in the neighborhood, popular with doctors, businessman and celebrities and the honda clinic way for what as an intern for say to this is how i never went to that house. we had a nice department in shopping and everyone was happy. everyone was contented. so for me, who needs a house house reason i can get some of this. how we moved in the house wasn't finish at all that he was eager for us to move in as it was a deep desire. v i n is zane. we lived in it for 6 week 6th, and i haven't been given yak up. and if i had invited friends to a house swimming policy, see for the women were upstairs and the men were downstairs. and at half past 10 in the evening, there was a crash downstairs on as a blunt object had fallen don't for one second. and it's done me from head to toe, au

i got well enough to work on those even though from content. nora was given russian powdered milk and thrived on come to get there. my mother was also able to walk the buying to get and then we left the outfits camp and headed towards slovakia funding in towards trend to mikaya from french. her father's home town. they cover the 200 kilometers on foot all by hitch hiking. nobody in trend seen, talked about it, but everyone knew what had happened. a 1st mothers search to family members, but they were all that she had said, so she tried not to cry degrees. wow. and she wanted to look to the future because she had 2 small children that she had to see if she could get her life back on track and feed into the sport creek. a. so grew up in time she. she has fun memories of his school days and her childhood friends as far as being void and the borders opened and there was no longer an iron curtain. i was one of the 1st to hear back from them as they meet the he is meeting old school friends on the market square today. each god boy, uh this, this, this is uh, this is the thing they have most

as nora was saying, this is going to go on for a while. >> yeah, we have a long road ahead. and, you know, we work in disasters and we have been for the past decade. so to have one here in our own hometown where our headquarters is obviously affects all of us, our team, our staff, and so we're working to try and make sure that we're meeting the needs of families in this moment. i think seeing the outpouring of support from across the country has been really inspiring, even just today, having, you know, a room full of 100 volunteers here, packing up hygiene kits and putting comfort items together into bundles with diapers and shampoo and all of the things that a child would need in this moment is really so heartwarming to see. so it is what we do every day. but having it here in our hometown where we're all affected and we personally know people affected, has been really amazing to see the support. >> yeah, i'm sure it has, nora, for people out there who want to help, what do they do? >> well, they can do a few things. donating funds is obviously is always fast and easy, and

nora al—najar and her children. husband, theirfather, abdulrahman, one of more than 70 people killed in an operation to rescue two hostages. his daughter malak lost an eye in the attack. "pain," she says. "i lost my father. enough." nora was pregnant at the time and now has the couple's baby, rahma. the cease fire is welcome, but it's not the end of suffering. translation: "after the cease fire, i want to give my - children the best life. i want them to get over the fear we lived. my children are really scared. the terror has settled in their hearts. the scale of rebuilding ahead is immense. of a lost world of broken lives. fergal keane, bbc news, amman. after more than 15 months of fighting — what is the current state of gaza? our verify correspondent nick eardley is here to tell us. thanks, sophie. israel launched its offensive in gaza after the hamas attacks on the 7th of october, where around 1,200 people were killed. 251 others were taken hostage. but the impact of 15 months of war in gaza has been huge. whole

uh, nora. com. thank you so much for that update. lets take it now to him to hold it a who's live for us from bridge camped in central gaza. and when we spoke earlier, and you were talking about the immense excitement of people to move back towards the north, given this announcer that we've had from israel, always seeing people pull back from the push to go back to that homes in the north, a semi people are definitely not pulling box at the top uh the net so be they are also waiting for them to with their conduct the minutes they're counting. the seconds do meet the re unite what their crowd. many members, this is the chris client. palestinians are moving because they want to move. they're moving because they're going home. it's not an evacuation order. it's not a danger zone. it's not a place they were for. see, back to a do not listed means to they are choosing to go back home. now i do see more kind of how to use are coming there. they're waiting, they're just waiting for the green light. they're

oh, nora. >> nora. >> right back at you. >> oh, joey, i feel so dirty, you know, andrew brought it up. the entire media landscape is like. it's like, become completely exposed. and it seems like even cnn's, like, they're not even bothering to hide their disdain for their own talent. and it's just like, it seems like it's all falling apart. >> don't you kind of think they're trying to get him to quit, you know? yes. look for something else. like, because this is what i'm thinking, right? like they need to take and do a live feed of your studio with no one in it, just the lights on and a camera, and run that up against him at midnight. like, i don't know who's in charge in this building, but just run a live feed of this studio with like a cardboard cutout of you in the chair. and then you could be the king of late night and the king of midnight, because the ratings would be. >> that is a very expensive prank. i will tell you right now. you reminded me of office space. wasn't it an office space where they kept moving the guy's desk? that's where he's. he's the he's the fat guy in office

let's bring in nor a con from on this nora. what more you hearing about the face of these a palestinian prison, this former prisoners now the well, we know that all $200.00 um as you said, have now being released out majority and it from an offer prism which isn't the occupied westbank. there's an area called the junior, which is out in ramallah. now they have been driven by a red cross vehicles, deep into ramallah, not far from alma casa, which is where the presidential palace says when it's policy. that's archie has opened the whole full family members to greet those person that's coming through out. but we also know that 70 people are being deported out of the country. they're leaving from kids your prison, which is in the negative in the south. and around 16 people will be going into golf as well as those uh, people being to put what is going to be held in egypt for less than 48 hours before the best sense to tennessee altieri and turk here. but let's get back to ramada. you did ask very important question as to why we're n

nora first where you and what's the situation. >> i'm on the border and it's quite a frightening site and when you say evacuate. >> nobody expected this and not to sound cavalier but how do you really prepare for a fire this magnitude i don't think anybody expected this fire. the wind is raging at this point in acreage or fire chief talking about it picking up in the surrounding area it's really powerful and frightening and as far as preparation i don't think anybody was prepared for the magnitude for this fire. >> trace: you are in malibu a few miles north of where nora is what's your situation surgically. >> where i am at it was at the bottom of my screen so i'm at the top here i didn't think the fire would be a threat but i watched it come over here and i see it to canyon ridge once he gets over that ridge if it goes down i left to evacuate even though my houses all concrete concrete. i build a concrete house everything is concrete. if they tell me to evacuate i will. >> trace: what's the timeline we expect wind of hurricane force 75 miles per hour what is the timeline taking you t

. >> greg: nora. nora! >> right back at you. [laughter] >> greg: joey, i feel so dirty.rought up the entire media landscape is like it has become completely exposed. and it seems like even cnn is like they are not even bothering to hide their disdain for their own talent. it seems like it is all falling apart. >> don't you kind of think they are trying to get him to quit? look for something else? this is what i'm thinking, right? they need to take into a live feet of your studio nobody in just the lights on and a camera and run that up against them at midnight. i don't know who was in charge at this building but run a live feet of the studio with the cardboard cut out of you in the chair and then you can be the king of late night and the king of midnight. because the ratings will be. >> greg: that is a very expensive prank. i would tell you right now. you remind me of office space. wasn't it office space where they kept moving the guys desk? he is a fat guy and office space keep moving him and moving can. >> maybe they do like a yule log like the erindale yule log. it wi

we just don't know yet nor i thank you very much for that. nora con, lived there in a month while under the seas via d. o has voted. i cannot operate as a military force between the tiny river and the blue line, a temporary board, a debt designated by the you. and in return, the is really military would. would droid soldiers from 711 on and the lebanese army deployed thousands of troops to that area? the israel says this has not been carried out. the lebanese army is responsible for reporting any complaints by either side, to an international committee and an existing un peacekeeping force all sides committed to exercise self defense under the agreement. let's discuss this further with him a lot. now he's a political, i'm listen during this that out akbar newspaper and is joining us from beveled. thank you for being with us. so as we heard these relays blaming the lebanese on me for the delay saying they haven't deployed quickly enough. first of all, is there any tools to this, to this claim on the ground? thank you for having me. first of all, you have to listen to the of this agreemen

entre los mejores películas están a nora cónclave y también la película emilia pérez, la cual logró 13ones. recordemos que los incendios en los Ángeles retrasaron esos anuncios. por cierto, este año la ceremonia honrarán a las víctimas de los fatales y destructivos siniestros. la entrega de los premios está prevista para el dos de marzo. recuerde que tiene una cita con telemundo a las 17:00 de la tarde para mantenerse informado. >> (musica). >> es jueves 23 de enero, este bien informado de noticias telemundo al mediodÍa. alerta por incendios un dÍa mÁs m mientras mÁs personas evacuaron sus hogares debido a la pro proximidad de las llamas en los Ángeles. Órdenes firmadas por el presidente donald trump en m materia migratoria enfrentan resistencia. siete policÍas h heridos y un hombre muerto, ocurriÓ en san antonio texas cuando se recibe una llamada de emergencia por un intento de suicidio. el hombre se a atrincherÓ en un departamento, estaba en libertad bajo fianza. emilia pÉrez rompe rÉcord de pelÍcula donde no se habla inglÉs. con una actriz tr transgÉnero siendo la primera en ser nom

centroamericanos y del caribe, provocó que buscaran refugio en los albergues, como es el caso de doña norahasta piedras negras, lugar de mayor paso de personas migrantes. las heladas detienen el camino de quienes quieren cruzar la frontera. esa es la meta, seguir el sueño americano, pues aquí estamos estancados por el frío. no hemos seguido, pues estamos ahorita pidiendo la cita para poder entrar a estados unidos legalmente. no estoy acostumbrado. en el caso de mario, quien llegó desde guatemala hace más de 3 meses, explica que el frío le ha impedido ir a trabajar. a mí sí me está afectando, por eso es que no, no fui a trabajar ayer ni hoy, porque se me queman las manos del hace mucho frío y se me queman las manos. coahuila cuenta con un total de 103 refugios en todo el estado contemplando que se implementan en estas fechas para ayudar a las personas en situación de calle y a los migrantes. según información de protección civil, quien también explica que en esta temporada se activa el operativo abrigo en la casa del migrante, donde algunas personas están en la parte exterior, las cuales es

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the record for the state 72 degrees set back in 2014 and the overnight nora low record. 31 degrees. that's set way back in 18, 88. but overall, we're waiting for this pattern to shift. and what we need is that big dome of high pressure to get on the way, unfortunately, just kind of stuck there. so the jet stream right over the top of that ridge and brings with it all the storms of the can and then you get that cold air working its way to the south and all of a sudden you start to develop. the santa ana winds are going to see another round of those. i think as we get into early next week. here's long-range forecast model as we head through the night tonight. some patchy fog developing thmt continuing into the weekend, too change in the pattern. going to see more of a seabreeze here. and then those offshore winds start to kick in. when you know again, as we head into monday look like this is going to be a strong as event that we previously had this month. but nonetheless, and in those offshore winds fires continuing their dangerous. but then as we get toward the following weekend, the

nora the brutalist a complete unknown conclave. dune part two amelia perez.i'm still here, nickel boys, the substance, and wicked. wicked scored ten oscar nominations, including best picture, actress in a leading role and music. but the film's director, bay area native john m chu, was not included in the best director category. we should note the movie is produced by universal, which shares a parent company with nbc. bay area and a bay area native has beenn nomined for actress in a supporting role. it is monica barbaro for a complete unknown film about bob dylan. she was born in san francisco. she graduated from tamalpais high school in mill valley. ironically, she plays singer joan baez, who's also a bay area native, graduated from palo alto high school. the academy awards ceremony is on march 2nd at the dolby theater in la. thank you so much for joining us at 430. jess and janelle are working on the 5:00 newscast next, and we are back in two minutes. ago today, a traumatic day in bay area history. a shooting spree in half moon bay leaves seven people dead.

and nora, a complete unknown conclave, june, part 2 coming up, harris, i'm still here make a boy's thewith it. >> a leading the pack with a total of 13 nods is amelia kerr as the spanish language french-made film earned honors for best picture, directing cinematography and a lot more. the blockbuster musical wicked. also, as you heard, picked up a few nominations, most notably, cynthia erivo and ariana grande. they were nominated for best actress and supporting actress respectively. timothy nominated for best actor for the second time for his role as bob dylan in a complete unknown. the oscars. he sure interest it will be on sunday march 2nd. and that us. appreciate your time this hour. but don't go anywhere because we're not. the news at 6 says starting next. >> today >> marks 6 or rather 2 years since mass shooting in the half. moon bay, the left 7 people dead. the city now working to make sure the victims are never forgotten. >> well, so a federal judge has blocked president trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship. >> is at 6.

there are ten films up for best picture, among them nora, the brutalist, a complete unknown and of course, wicked's in there as well. are people born wicked? it's a big deal. wicked scored ten oscar nominations, including best picture, actress in a leading role and music and the film's director. you might know this already john m chu, who grew up in los altos, was not included in the best director category. we should note, though, the movie was produced by universal, which shares a parent company with us here at nbc bay area now, inside out two was nominated for best animated feature film. it's based in san francisco and produced by pixar, which is based in emeryville, and a uc berkeley professor consulted the filmmakers on the psychology. i'm not the one you want. annabelle, rhyne native has been nominated for actress in a supporting role. monica barbaro complete unknown. she's in that movie. it's a film about bob dylan. she plays. she was born in san francisco and graduated from tamalpais high school in mill valley. ironically, she plays singer joan baez, who is also a bay area native a

and then any postwar context is that you didn't notice target to nora must therefore be here's a new lady dixon such a task. so i'm not nearly here. i've got one agency. this type of the heart with the international, the mountain is the most, do nothing to is that all items are producing 100 fifties and the very concept for the 2 state solution undermining beautiful, nidia and hope for peace. despite the severity of the causes, this moment or part of the corrosion of caution, chance to act decisively with the condition, accountability unintentionally on promotion us to do that a t. as i want to call and vision, we can transform disappear into hope and diversity adversity and pretends one progress. the time has come to take practical measures that advance the 2 state solution. this, the, what causes of this call? i'm direct to the confront. totally get it to you. is there any confusion i need to, i'm going by the nation of international excellence, is this global alliance must identify and apply a concrete ruby and simple tools. well, it's collectively and individually to promote con

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the question, the so by the here is a deal with a grief is where will they find shelter that nora come out to 0 us present elect donald trump disability envoy is in israel. steve, which cove has met? problem is to benjamin us on yahoo! as diplomatic efforts ramp up to secure a ceasefire in garza nursing, yahoo, he is sending a high level of delegation to doha to join the negotiations and us all who it has been following developments from jordan's capital a mon. because the israel has bind alto 0 from also racing in the country. that is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has announced that he's sending a high level of delegation to the cause of the capital doha to meet with mediators in hopes of securing a ceasefire deal. now this delegation will be made up of the head of israel's most not, that's the extra no security agency machine, but the internal security agency and the representative from these really military . it's worth mentioning that the last time, all 3 of them were dispatched together for talks was the last year in august of 2024. but these really say that they still

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i'm nora kyle: since its founding in 2013 the f. d. has become a major political force in germany. the far right policy is polling seconds ahead of a snap general election next month. let's say it's unlikely to seize power because the major policy is refusing to enter into a coalition with it. but the f d could have a significant say, and then you've been dis, dog of the government would be under pressure to reflect its vision. the positive comes up. the chancellor, alice vidal is cooling for a tough policy on immigrants. a manifesto also includes germany leaving the euro and robust thing. it's decision to abandon nuclear power, to what extent will buy those views to like a quote with the voters unable the a f d to become unimportant player and german politics? oh, well centrist voices hold. it's 5, we'll discuss these and other issues with our experts and just a moment. but 1st this report by victoria guys in the eastern town and reset the far right alternatives to gemini, s d promise supporters of rogers, who manifesto ahead of a general election next month. it's candidates. the

the question, the so by the here is a deal with a grief is where will they find shelter that nora comes out to 0 honey, my food has more now from 0 by the in central, gaza the the other back boys in center. the goal is that the ones where it's a learning center, those turned into evacuation centers and childers for the display of population and now becoming more depth, a trap for already traumatized and displayed more than one time population. a people reported skills, but according to an eye witnesses that we spoke to, they deny the 3rd day of last night yesterday describes of that 15 people actually we're in gathering. we're gather at one of the top top and then the people were removed it from the bomb side, including the children a 3 year old. the child was among those who work in the attack and the others, remaining bodies were, had, had to be picked up from the ground of the school from where the work is staying in v. as if they were put in plastic bags and cardboard boxes into the house with the number is actually more than a debit. as of this moment, the identification of who are

january home alger 0, the, [000:00:00;00] the color that i'm nora. kyle, this is the news how i live from dough. how coming up in the next 60 minutes. and his radio strike hits the janine refugee company occupied westbank getting at least 6 people no less up and as well as attacks across goals at this point to cease find they will be inclusive. and as we have reached the.

the question, the so by the here is a deal with a grief is where will they find shelter that nora come out to 0 last spring and honey, my mood, he's in there about on central garza honey. once again, we have is really strikes targeting schools and gaza, but on central shelters for the people that the absolutely, and it goes beyond just targeting via those shows or is that go to public facilities that tend counts as we've seen in the past few weeks out involving events of the are not the talks targeting people inside the tent sites and make tipton that they set up, whether in the policy or different areas across the gaza strip. but this is just more on this involving story in the northern part of and the site out refuge account where people as of this moment, there are only few people. actually, what are the exact question orders simply because these, there's no more trust people across the deductive to not a trust is really narrative about saves onset of it. majority of people are staying in their home. despite the sharp evacuation orders bite is really military as early as hours of th

pieces the question, the so by the here is a deal with a grief is where will they find shelter that nora comes out to 0. that means scuffles in israel's biggest city as an anti government protest. the demonstrators in tennessee of quoting for the immediate release of captives held in garza, many accuses rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu of sabotaging previous attempts to secure a deal. it comes as for either a troop troops were killed in northern garza. meanwhile, us president elect donald trump. smith, at least envoy is an israel, steve, which cove has met prime minister netanyahu as diplomatic efforts around pop to secure a seesaw in gauze? well, let us know who you're sending a high level of delegation today. hard to join negotiations and us a who it has been following developments from jordan's capital amman, because israel has bind out to 0 from offer 18 in the country. that is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has announced that he's sending a high level delegation to the cause of the capital doha to meet with mediators in hopes of securing a ceasefire deal. now there

the so by the here is a deal with a grease is where will they find shelter that nora comes out to 0. that's bringing honey. my moody is in darrow bella and central gaza 100. once again is really strikes talking to schools in golf as that up and turn into shelters. what more can you tell us? the yes and there seems to be knows and to dive in. size. is that question? centers, these are the schools and other public facilities that have turned into shelters for the 100000 of displays, palestinians, the initial weeks of this genocide, the more have been deliberately targeted and destroyed 5 is really military. the majority of them have sustained, severe damage. many of these children to be completely destroyed, like what we, cnn. the northern part of this trip to the attack is certainly on this particular schools that has been housing hundreds of displaced families. these are the families who have a slave, the 4 of the unpredictable fall in bonds in northern cause and from your body. a refugee cabinet from the lady from the la project, the area from the tunnel. and more recently, as these

questioning the future of the group, especially is one of as well as declared goals is, is destruction. nora day reports the $31.00 phase, one of the cease fire and most fighters, it seems to me please, i do believe in defining the city and recognize their resilience and the rest of the world is taking stock each time is rolling. please go 3 out of raisins and pulls back from us village and reimburse because there's nothing else to support. indeed, we assessed the most recruited all of the spending new bills as it is loss. that is a risk for the jury seriously. and progression, or these fighters withstood the most violent and destructive military onslaught in recent memory. the genocide that laid waste to garza and killed nearly $47000.00 palestinians. how much and other on groups have also endured heavy losses. and non toys number were killed and injured and taken captive, including senior commanders. the ceasefire will give all sides a chance to regroup. but it is highly precarious. how may i ask, who wants to survive? we organize and preserve its charity political power. the movements may

the question, the so by the here is a deal with a grief is where will they find shelter that nora comes out to 0 out of here was more of healthily, which is in a lot of the hospital in kansas city where grieving parents campus this. 8 was twice love the oh was here as these are the army tibbets, it's a point 0 that's against the values in the last 5 digits. then below is the school and jump out of town and visit asked included, the children would about the warranty is 10 years as it can lead. and they say there is charles who just killed by the in the army who was inside the ski. another little baby here just can't find the and the school is been up. i was just out of town and there was, here's another about this. this place is designated to be a place for the collab. tell about this. been the last moments with the beloved ones. additionally, the deluxe gonna lie, i go to, my son was 3 years old. they killed him. i don't know how many people would box it when we are 9 siblings for my brother's a wounded, the my sister went missing. my 20 year old brother was moffatt a so the situation o

pieces the question, the so by the here is a deal with a grief is where will they find shelter that nora comes out to 0. just there was more of how heavy it is inside out at a hospital in kansas city where grieving, parents gather. 8 was, was lucky, i was here as a, the army tibits applying their attacks against the values and the loss of jack was there, but it was the school in the valley of town and visit that included children with about 4 to 10 years as it can lead and they say, there is charles, who just tell me, is there any me he was inside the see another little baby here just can't find days variety and the school data was developed down. and here's, here's another about this. this place is designated to be a place will be collapsed. how about this been the last moments with their beloved ones. additionally, the deluxe gonna lie. i go to, my son was 3 years old. they killed him. i don't know how many people would box it when we have 9 siblings. on my brother's a wounded the. my sister went missing. my 20 year old brother was method a. so the situation of the moment is really the

the question, the so by the here is a deal with a grief is where will they find shelter that nora comes out to 0. the united nations is demanding israel, new senate saved restrictions into gaza. it says, sounding like condition salvation, and pat, assuming families and mount nutrition and children are reality across guys. and yet it's avoidable. take up was before some down by in central gas. this is what they should look like today in guns. these pictures could have been from almost any time over the post 15 months. when is relocated, school garza, the israel, has imposed totes, of located on the strip to probably been posted news, basic supplies, including food. the problem that we do not work and we do not have money. we depend on charities. the roof of charity is the only charity that we depend on a lot. and with it we can see our children. but it is not enough of the united nations has refuted, as well as the claims that's how much is a ceilings, food supplies, and planes that for the west and in crisis is really authorities continue to deny most requests to bring food assistance f

the so by the here is a deal with a grease is where will they find shelter that nora come out to 0. can i bring in honeywell hood and del, about, and central guys? honey, once again, schools where people are shelters are being targeted from that, that is correct. then people are still dealing with the aftermath of abuse, or if it gets the box and it just, it keeps involving that much more and, or if it's reality right now, the grim reality that these evacuation centers, the schools, the ones where learning tim, those turned into evacuation centers and childers for the display of population and now becoming more depth, a trap for already traumatized and displayed more than one time population. a people reported skills, but according to an eye witness that we spoke to. it may even night. the 3rd day of last night yesterday, this practice that 15 people actually we are in gathering. we're gather of what to do with the top top. and then the people were removed it from the bomb side, including the children and 3 year old, the child was among those who work in the attack. and the other re

the question, the so by the here is a deal, the grease is where will they find shelter that nora comes out to 0 or you just have says that nearly all of guys is one point. 1000000 children need mental health. i'm psycho social support and then the ongoing bombardment, the displacement, and the dire living conditions. children suffer from nightmare songs, diety, and paralyzing fear. due to error strikes on the loss of family members, many become aggressive withdrawing or stopped speaking. united nations estimates that at least $19000.00 palestinian children have been off and since the war began mental health experts caution that the scholars inflicted on these young minds could persist for generations. let's all call cuz we had a protection of medical aid for palestinians. he's joining us not from dental butler and it guys are thank you very much indeed for being, but as, as with so many things to do with god. but it's the scale of the problem that hits one. first of all, how can organizations like yours hope to be able to provide aid to the numbers of children who need it? good afterno

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