let's start with the good news here at the phillips station elevation. 6800 feet in the sierra nevada. it's snowing. it's been snowing since we got here this morning. but the bad news based on the snow survey just conducted here, we'll need a lot more. where this came from. snow. it was a welcome sight for this california department of water resources team as they conducted the second snow survey of the season. the results show in california snowpack stands at 65% of average for this time of year and 40% of the historical statewide. april, first average, you feeling about that? it's not good and you're icing as the california department of water resources, snow surveys and water supply forecast. a manager he helped facilitate the measurements here at the phillips station upper his results, the snow water content in this area stands at 8 inches and the snow depths down to 22 and a half inches. that's significant because the depth of the snow tells us how deep it while the snow water content tells us how much water it contains water that will eventually flow to reservoirs, agricultural

by removing phillip from his position, stripping him of his duties and much more. corpus has denied any wrongdoing. all right. check weather now. much drier tonight compared to this time yesterday. a live look over the city and as you can see, it is gorgeous. look at the lights all lit up. the bay bridge, the salesforce tower and everything in between. just a great night. let's check in with mark now and what looks like a pretty good weekend. maybe a little colder though, right? >> yeah. that's right. yeah. the storm clouds moving on out. but that cold air, it's going to really settle in. so thick coats, coats out. yeah. there you go. it might not be the best person to give fashion advice, but get the thick coat and the sweater first thing tomorrow morning. >> you'll do just fine, mark. >> there you go. >> bring it on. >> ben loman. over the past two days, you can see about 2.5in of rainfall. santa rosa, over an inch of rain in san francisco and oakland. identical rainfall totals at 2.68. so the rainfall is now history. and that cold air is now a big part of our we

let's start with the good news here at the phillips station elevation. 6800 feet in the sierra nevada. it's snowing. it's been snowing since we got here this morning. but the bad news based on the snow survey just conducted here, we'll need a lot more. where this came from. snow. it was a welcome sight for this california department of water resources team as they conducted the second snow survey of the season. the results show in california snowpack stands at 65% of average for this time of year and 40% of the historical statewide. april, first average, you feeling about that? it's not good. and erasing is the california department of water resources, snow surveys and water supply forecast. a manager he helped facilitate the measurements here at the phillips station upper his results, the snow water content in this area stands at 8 inches and the snow depths down to 22 and a half inches. that's significant because the depth of the snow tells us how deep it well, the snow water content tells us how much water it contains water that will eventually flow to reservoirs, agricultural area

for katherine and phillip, it was like going home. they were both children of missionaries and grew up in countries in west africa. they met in boarding school in africa, married in the states, and started raising their family. at the time of the attack, blaise was 14 years old, ian 10, portia four, gigi two, and petra, the baby just 13 months old, was born in kenya. their morning at the mall unfolded just as any family's might. they had lunch together in the third floor food court. after lunch, the boys decided to race down to the first floor to a big department store, sort of like a super wal-mart, called nakumatt. mom and the three young girls were still finishing up lunch, so they lagged behind. as they were walking through the mall to catch up with the boys, with the baby in a sling and the two toddlers holding mom's hands, it happened-- an explosion. so the first thing that tells you something's wrong is a huge bang? yeah. yeah. kate snow: coming from where? it was the main entrance, so it was off to my right and behind me. i re

let's start with the good news here at the phillips station elevation. 6800 feet in the sierra nevada. >> it's snowing. it's been snowing since we got here this morning. but the bad news based on the snow survey just conducted here, we'll need a lot more. where this came from. snow. it was a welcome sight for this california department of water resources team as they conducted the second snow survey of the season. the results show in california snowpack stands at 65% of average for this time of year and 40% of the historical statewide. april, first average, you feeling about that? it's not good. and erasing is the california department of water resources, snow surveys and water supply forecast. a manager he helped facilitate the measurements here at the phillips station upper his results, the snow water content in this area stands at 8 inches and the snow depths down to 22 and a half inches. that's significant because the depth of the snow tells us how deep it well, the snow water content tells us how much water it contains water that will eventually flow to reservoirs, agricultural a

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let's start with the good news here at the phillips station elevation. 6800 feet in the sierra nevada. it's snowing. it's been snowing since we got here this morning. but the bad news based on the snow survey just conducted here will need a lot more. where this came from. it's snow. it was a welcome sight for this california department of water resources team as they conducted the second snow survey of the season. the results show in california snowpack stands at 65% of average for this time of year and 40% of the historical statewide. april, first average, how you feeling about that? it's not good and you're icing as the california department of water resources, snow surveys and water supply forecast. a manager he helped facilitate the measurements here at the phillips station upper his results, the snow water content in this area stands at 8 inches and the snow depths down to 22 and a half inches. that's significant because the depth of the snow tells us how deep it well, the snow water content tells us how much water it contains water that will eventually flow to reservoirs, agricu

state water resource officials conducted their second measurement of 2025, returning to phillips station at echo summit, where the snow was falling hard for a time. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes shows us where the snowpack stands. >> extra attention is being put on this year's second snow survey. it comes after a month punctuated by dry weather and devastating wildfires across southern california. all of that leading to questions about what the drought outlook could be for the rest of the state. on average, the snowpack supplies about 30% of california's water needs, but the most recent survey measuring it was less than encouraging. >> we're behind the eight ball throughout the state. >> at phillips station. officials at the california department of water resources measured 22.5in of snow depth and a water equivalent of eight inches. that's 46% of average for that spot. when factoring in the other stations statewide, the snowpack is 65% of average for january 31st. at the beginning of january, it was 108%. officials attributing that to a dry spell. >> as we can see, when we don't

let's start with the good news here at the phillips station elevation. 6800 feet in the sierra nevada. it's snowing. it's been snowing since we got here this morning. but the bad news based on the snow survey just conducted here will need a lot more. where this came from. snow. it was a welcome sight for this california department of water resources team as they conducted the second snow survey of the season. the results show in california snowpack stands at 65% of average for this time of year and 40% of the historical statewide. april, first average, how you feeling about that? it's not good and you're icing as the california department of water resources, snow surveys and water supply forecast. a manager he helped facilitate the measurements here at the phillips station upper his results, the snow water content in this area stands at 8 inches and the snow depths down to 22 and a half inches. that's significant because the depth of the snow tells us how deep it well, the snow water content tells us how much water it contains water that will eventually flow to reservoirs, agricultura

titans of capital peter phillips. thank you very much for coming. go by the book. he's going to be up here. so go get your book. he'll sign and you can continue to ask your questions. thank you so much for supporting book passage. thank

titans of capital peter phillips. thank you very much for coming. go by the book. he's going to be up here. so go get your book. he'll sign and you can continue to ask your questions. thank you so much for supporting book passage. thankflorida senator marco rubis confirmed as secretary of state for the trump administration. senator rubio appeared on booktv in 2015 to discuss his book, american dreams. here's a portion of that program. and most of all, the 21st century will also be about about big aspirations and big dreams. and the american people still have those two. i honestly believe that if we confront the challenges and embrace the opportunities of this new era, the 21st century will also be an american century. i honestly believe that not only will we save the american dream, but we will allow it to reach more people than it's ever reached before. and for me, that's a deeply personal principle. it's one that i hold very dear to my heart. i tell people all the time what's compelled me to enter public services is the reality that america doesn't owe me a singl

the lawsuit does not specify the amount of damages phillip is seeking, and asks for a jury trial. meantime, another city has voted no confidence in sheriff corpus. last night t was the city of san mateo. >> mr. clerk, could you please take a roll? >> council member fernandez. yes. council member. spease. yes. council member. diaz. nash. yes. deputy mayor. lorraine. yes. mayor. newsom. >> yes. >> motion carries five zero. >> the decision, as you saw, was unanimous. san mateo follows the cities of millbrae and san carlos in voting. no confidence in the sheriff. this all stems from an independent investigator's report which listed allegations of corruption, nepotism and retaliation by sheriff corpus. charges she vehemently denies. >> still to come on abc seven news at six. putting a face to the issue of chronic homelessness in san francisco. see what's been tried and tested and what new ideas the new mayor will bring. also ahead. >> i'm open to talking about the regulations to try to make sure there's a level playing field, but this is not what it's being used for. >> when it comes t

let's start with the good news here at the phillips station elevation. 6800 feet in the sierra nevada's snowing. it's been snowing since we got here this morning. but the bad news based on the snow survey just conducted here will need a lot more. where this came from. snow. it was a welcome sight for this california department of water resources team as they conducted the second snow survey of the season. the results show in california snowpack stands at 65% of average for this time of year and 40% of the historical statewide. april, first average, you feeling about that? it's not good and you're icing as the california department of water resources, snow surveys and water supply forecast. a manager he helped facilitate the measurements here at the phillips station upper his results, the snow water content in this area stands at 8 inches and the snow depths down to 22 and a half inches. that's significant because the depth of the snow tells us how deep it well, the snow water content tells us how much water it contains water that will eventually flow to reservoirs, agricultural areas

let's start with the good news here at the phillips station elevation. 6800 feet in the sierra nevadasnowing. it's been snowing since we got here this morning. but the bad news based on the snow survey just conducted here will need a lot more. where this came from. it's snow. it was a welcome sight for this california department of water resources team as they conducted the second snow survey of the season. the results show in california snowpack stands at 65% of average for this time of year and 40% of the historical statewide. april, first average, how you feeling about that? it's not good and you're icing as the california department of water resources, snow surveys and water supply forecast. a manager he helped facilitate the measurements here at the phillips station upper his results, the snow water content in this area stands at 8 inches and the snow depths down to 22 and a half inches. that's significant because the depth of the snow tells us how deep it well, the snow water content tells us how much water it contains water that will eventually flow to reservoirs, agricultural

let's start with the good news here at the phillips station elevation. 6800 feet in the sierra nevada>> it's snowing. it's been snowing since we got here this morning. but the bad news based on the snow survey just conducted here, we'll need a lot more. where this came from. snow. it was a welcome sight for this california department of water resources team as they conducted the second snow survey of the season. the results show in california sndwpack stands at 65% of average for this time of year and 40% of the historical statewide. april, first average, how you feeling about that? it's not good and you're icing as the california department of water resources, snow surveys and water supply forecast. a manager he helped facilitate the measurements here at the phillips station upper his results, the snow water content in this area stands at 8 inches and the snow depths down to 22 and a half inches. that's significant because the depth of the snow tells us how deep it well, the snow water content tells us how much water it contains water that will eventually flow to reservoirs, agricult

let's start with the good news here at the phillips station elevation. 6800 feet in the sierra nevada's snowing. it's been snowing since we got here this morning. but the bad news based on the snow survey just conducted here will need a lot more. where this came from. snow. it was a welcome sight for this california department of water resources team as they conducted the second snow survey of the season. the results show in california snowpack stands at 65% of average for this time of year and 40% of the historical statewide. april, first average, how you feeling about that? it's not good and you're icing as the california department of water resources, snow surveys and water supply forecast. a manager he helped facilitate the measurements here at the phillips station upper his results, the snow water content in this area stands at 8 inches and the snow depths down to 22 and a half inches. that's significant because the depth of the snow tells us how deep it well, the snow water content tells us how much water it contains water that will eventually flow to reservoirs, agricultural ar

let's start with the good news here at the phillips station elevation. 6800 feet in the sierra nevada. it's snowing. it's been snowing since we got here this morning. but the bad news based on the snow survey just conducted here will need a lot more. where this came from. snow. it was a welcome sight for this california department of water resources team as they conducted the second snow survey of the season. the results show in california snowpack stands at 65% of average for this time of year and 40% of the historical statewide. april, first average, how you feeling about that? it's not good and you're icing as the california department of water resources, snow surveys and water supply forecast. a manager he helped facilitate the measurements here at the phillips station upper his reeults, the snow water content in this area stands at 8 inches and the snow depths down to 22 and a half inches. that's significant because the depth of the snow tells us how deep it well, the snow water content tells us how much water it contains water that will eventually flow to reservoirs, agricultura

let's start with the good news here at the phillips station elevation. 6800 feet in the sierra nevadas snowing. it's been snowing since we got here this morning. but the bad news based on the snow survey just conducted here, we'll need a lot more. where this came from. it's snow. it was a welcome sight for this california department of water resources team as they conducted the second snow survey of the season. the results show in california snowpack stands at 65% of average for this time of year and 40% of the historical statewide. april, first that? it's not good and you're icing as the california department of water resources, snow surveys and water supply forecast. a manager he helped facilitate the measurements here at the phillips station upper his results, the snow water content in this area stands at 8 inches and the snow depths down to 22 and a half inches. that's significant because the depth of the snow tells us how deep it well, the snow water content tells us how much water it contains water that will eventually flow to reservoirs, agricultural areas and your faucet. raci

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. >> news night with abby phillip tonight at 10:00 eastern on cnn. >> president trump is declaring victoryow, and his trade standoffs with mexico and canada, with the president pausing for at least the next month on actions that could have dramatically increased prices for americans on everything from cars to avocados. but trump the same person who, of course, on the cover of the art of the deal, said this today about his goal. ultimately, with canada. >> what i'd like to see canada become our 51st state. >> that was after his first phone call with canadian prime minister trudeau today. but before his second one, i was there in the east room shortly after that second call had ended. trump here overall, seems to have won an agreement where canada is really going to do what it was already going to do. the prime minister saying this $1.3 billion border plan that he announced back in december is going to go into place. and as for mexico, this is how president trump explained that result. >> they've agreed to put in 10,000 soldiers permanently, like forever, 10,000 soldiers at their side of the

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. >> news night with abby phillip tonight at ten eastern on cnn. >> breaking news tonight as president trump is now refusing to rule out the possibility of using u.s. forces to fulfill his pledge that he made tonight in a stunning white house press conference to have the united states take control of the gaza strip. the president said he sees a quote, long term ownership position of the territory and made clear in a question that i asked him tonight during that press conference that he sees the potential for real estate there. >> we have an opportunity to do something that could be phenomenal, and i don't want to be cute. i don't want to be a wise guy. but the riviera of the middle east, this could be something that could be so bad. this could be so magnificent. but more importantly than that is the people that have been absolutely destroyed that live there now can live in peace in a much better situation because they're living in hell. >> deeply sourced white house insiders are here to take us behind the scenes. tonight. pbs newshour's laura barron-lopez. npr's asma khalid and reuters

dean phillips is right. there was a column last week that resonated with a lot of democrats said throw biden under the bus. he wants a candidate who isn't willing to say we did the wrong thing, take responsibility for whatever role you played in that and that's how a lot of people in my orbit certainly feel. >> martha: when you look at elon musk there will be legal challenges obviously but kennedy, if you are so panicked by opening the books at your organization, your agency, what does that say about the way that you are running things? if you are freaking out and saying lock him up, what's going on in there? >> dana: hysteria is really hard to glob onto. >> it is a really hard mechanism for people to get behind and cheerlead. they would much rather see more transparency because people in their gut have a feeling their money is being wasted. so i don't have a problem with this at all. this is something that makes my heart swell. so go ahead and challenge away. challenge all of it away. almost all of it to th

rudolf lawrence and robert phillips and robert phillips and was sort of her preferred lover, you know, the man she called her husband, rudolf lawrence, had been her business partner, paris, and her lover. but got demoted. and, you know, she would she would spend her time pitting these two men against each other. and rudolf lawrence, a lot of that information comes from and margaret memoirs because rudolf would show up at their at their various residences and like i can't take this woman anymore. she did this, she did that and he'd go to the other place and say, oh, my god, you've got to help. let me stay here. i need to get back to germany, get me away from this woman. so the of them, their memoirs were contradictory a lot of ways, but both of them do report on how rudolf lawrence would show up, describe the behavior that he was enduring. and so a lot of that was and also with george allan hancock, he had written letters to hancock about that. and he and the men of hancock's entourage also witnessed lot of it. so there were a couple of sources that but i don't know why he put up for i

we just heard from phillip luck who served as deputy chief economist under the biden administration. >> and this time they have a different strategy of hitting oil markets. it's going to reduce demand for u.s. goods, and it's going to have a negative affect on the economy. >> and that tip for tap for china comes as proposed tariffs on mexico and canada are on pause for at least a month. while negotiations over border security continue, but canada has promised more choppers, drones, and personnel, as well as a new position for a fentanyl czar. mexico's president has promised 10,000 national guard troops to help block the flow of drugs and migrants. ryan? >> when we come back, the latest on this first alert weather day, including a major new traffic issue in san francisco. >>> and plus a new rate hike proposal from california's largest insurer. what it means for current and hopeful homeowners. >>> the problem is the mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and don't forget, it's an excellent source of calcium. ♪♪ wow! planet oat

state water resource officials conducted their second measurement of 2025, returning to phillips stationecho summit. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes is tracking the latest. >> extra attention is being put on this year's second snow survey. it comes after a month punctuated by dry weather and devastating wildfires across southern california. all of that leading to questions about what the drought outlook could be for the rest of the state. on average, the snowpack supplies about 30% of california's water needs, but the most recent survey measuring it was less than encouraging. >> we're behind the eight ball throughout the state. >> at phillips station. officials at the california department of water resources measured 22.5in of snow depth and a water equivalent of eight inches. that's 46% of average for that spot. when factoring in the other stations statewide, the snowpack is 65% of average for january 31st. at the beginning of january, it was 108%. officials attributing that to a dry spell. >> as you can see, when we don't accumulate snow or rain, it it definitely hurts our our sno

state water resource officials conducted their second measurement of 2025, returning to phillips station at echo summit, where the snow was falling hard for a time. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes shows us where the snowpack stands. >> extra attention is being put on this year's second snow survey. it comes after a month punctuated by dry weather and devastating wildfires across southern california. all of that leading to questions about what the drought outlook could be for the rest of the state. on average, the snowpack supplies about 30% of california's water needs, but the most recent survey measuring it was less than encouraging. >> we're behind the eight ball throughout the state. >> at phillips station, officials with the california department of water resources measured 22.5in of snow depth and a water equivalent of eight inches. that's 46% of average for that spot. when factoring in the other stations statewide, the snok is 65% of average for january 31st. at the beginning of january, it was 108%. officials attributing that to a dry spell. >> as you can see, when we don't a

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it measured just over 22 inches today in the latest survey at phillips station. that is two inches less than last month because of our dry january and 46% of average for this time of year. our first alert weather team will continue to stay on top of all these storms. stay with us this evening and through the weekend for updates on air and on the free cbs news app. >>> it's all hands on deck as crews work to recover the bodies of all 67 victims of the midair collision between a commercial plane and an army helicopter in d.c. meantime the national transportation safety board is conducting its investigation into the crash and it's going to be a lengthy process. within the past couple hours, the ntsb said they did recover the black box from the black hawk helicopter. now that they have that device as well as the two black boxes from american airlines flight 5342, they're hoping to extract data from them to provide clues into the cause of that crash. today the ntsb said they'll work to make changes to avoid another disaster like this, but not until they finish that in

i'm abby phillip and we begin. >> with breaking. >> news tonight. another plane has crashed in another american city. and this time it is philadelphia. i want to reset what we know at this hour. we are told a twin engine medevac jet took off from a local airport en route to missouri. that plane reached 1600 feet after takeoff before plunging 11,000ft per minute. six people. >> were on board, including a child patient. >> here is another. >> look at the. >> crash as it happened she's still hanging. >> you saw there the. >> jet plummeting. almost like a missile out of the sky before an explosion. it landed in a. >> busy section of the city near a mall. it's unknown whether there are any casualties on the ground here, though, is how one witness described the scene. >> i was in shock. i'm still in shock. like this is insane. why can this. and before that, to be honest, in my mind, i thought like, what if the rocket would like. because i'm from ukraine, right? and there's war. there's always rockets coming in and stuff like that. and then i see. like, th

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so they usually end up in the incinerator, phillip lingle and others who work on the surgical teams hate that germans are told to separate waste at home, but in the hospital everything's supposed to land in the garbage us. of course, we tried to reduce the amounts of waste as much as we can. another aspect is that disposable devices are sometimes significantly more expensive than we use simple ones. a device can cost between 5 and 600 euro. then after you use it once for an operation, it goes into bin, which just doesn't make sense. maybe not, but it's common practice. in fact, that's what the construction trade, commercial and mining industries. hospitals are the 5th largest producer of waste in germany. they turn up $4800000.00 tons of it per year. the hospital in pa, now employees waste manager michelle schmidt. his job is to get waste volume and disposal costs under control. his methods are now being emulated by other clinics across the country. okay. the crowns the males. of course, our primary task is patient care and safety. however, waste volume has risen more and more in importa

state water resource officials conducted their second measurement of 2025, returning to phillips stationcho summit. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes is tracking the latest. >> extra attention is being put on this year's second snow survey. it comes after a month punctuated by dry weather and devastating wildfires across southern california. all of that leading to questions about what the drought outlook could be for the rest of the state. on average, the snowpack supplies about 30% of california's water needs, but the most recent survey measuring it was less than encouraging. >> we're behind the eight ball throughout the state. >> at phillips station. officials at the california department of water resources measured 22.5in of snow depth and a water equivalent of eight inches. that's 46% of average for that spot. when factoring in the other stations statewide, the snowpack is 65% of average for january 31st. at the beginning of january, it was 108%. officials attributing that to a dry spell. >> as we can see, when we don't accumulate snow or rain, it it definitely hurts our our snowp

today, snow was falling in the sierra as the department of water resources measured the snowpack at phillipssured at just over 22 inches. that is two inches less than last month, 46% of average for this date. statewide it's about 65% of average for this time of year, but a beautiful scene up there as we give you a live look from san francisco right now. you can see the streets are getting pretty slick. we've seen waves of rain. when i was walking up to the studio, you can hear that rain pounding on the rooftop. >>> it's always concerning because when we have all the dry weather, all the stuff that leaks out of cars, oil and gasoline, the rain falls and activates all that stuff and it becomes slicker than it usually would be. in the sierra they're going to get a snow-rain-snow sandwich. let's talk about the big picture perspective and bring in our globe map to look at the atmospheric river and the scale of this event. we talk about the local impacts, but i want to show you what we're looking at here with the plume of moisture that extends thousands of miles out into the pacific. this subtropi

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we just heard from phillip luck who served as deputy chief economist under the biden administration. time they have a different strategy of hitting oil markets. it's going to reduce demand for u.s. goods, and it's going to have a negative affect on the economy. >> and that tip for tap for china comes as proposed tariffs on mexico and canada are on pause for at least a month. while negotiations over border security continue, but canada has promised more choppers, drones, and personnel, as we

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chiu's office said they will have more to say in the coming days, but experts like professor brandon phillips at cal state east bay predict a lawsuit is coming. >> lawsuits are most likely going to be the most effective strategy that cities have available to them. there is on the part of cities and especially on the part of the states, we do send this revenue to the federal government through taxes and other mechanisms. so in a sense we are demanding some of the money that we allocate to the federal government continue to be allocated back to us. >> reporter: another potential battle in the courtroom brewing between california and the trump administration. special agent harp hopes cooler heads prevail. >> i think san francisco and the department of justice are going to have to take a step back and think about what's in the best interest of the community and sometimes that's give and take on both sides. the old saying about everybody has to meet in the middle to make it work, i think this may go there. >> the trump administration is also gearing up to investigate schools for allowing trans wom

and just before that announcement, to add, as those cases were mounting dfcs, president's phillips certificate and his government urging the international community to impose sanctions on the civilized vote and confirmed the condemned to his actions. and despite to the international court, or as the least, that's one of the supports to enter the city fighters. and that's a $1.00 to $2.00. so i assisting in this conflict prism cannot misstate exist the city in immediate interview that he does not know if they are in the other one. did . 16 congo. see being told to the i'm the, we about the presence of a one to 2 in the d. c. also neighboring countries are trying to get the 2 countries to negotiate. the latest summits is being organized by z a to me in the space of the community office applicant. it is not the 1st time that actually can countries and try to bring, cuz i'm anticipated to give that need is to have been a lo so i previous thoughts attempting to broke a piece between the 2 sides of the ac. organize if a tool summits on the situation just last week, which to security did not attend t

that's going regarding the 2nd phase of the phillip he's supposed to fire agreement . we call on all the parties through starts and conventions, negotiations immediately with seen during the last 2 weeks or something that some of the implementation of the agreement that's at the end of the day. this is the only solution that to increase. how is it positive results, whether when it comes to, you know, for the release of the hostages or, and then the war. and this is the only way that has approval to be successful despite the fit on the very painful 15 months that we've gone through. you know, to, to americans and the chief is this agreement. so it will be really sad, unfortunate to suspend such a negotiations and just for some political cause calculus that would prevent any parties from taking part in the 2nd phase of the negotiations. we are hopeful god willing and we trust in god and we hope that we will be charged and you'll be successful and we can reach immediate equipment or we can reach positive results soon. cover that top. oh, so that's also the israeli army co