rob reynolds is in washington dc. we're going to start by talking to start a fight on tuesday and occupied east to jerusalem. what more do we know about this latest conversations on the? yeah, well one thing that the u. s. has been pushing for, and so it's in the us president joe biden is to see these a temporary cease fires of what they call tactical pauses. the israel has maintained to stop so that a full c spy will not happen, or they weren't even entertain the idea. but they said that he, in this conversation, did say that potentially, that could be a tactical pause, an hour ahead, old back in an interview that he had with a b c news. but just saying that the only way that what's happened is, is the hostages of fully released. i'm giving that time that it would need to release those hostages. that would be the pause in financing or in any strides they also discuss the importance of humanitarian. a is coming in, the us is trying to push israel to allow more trucks and they said, but they're looking now over the nex

rob reynolds, l g 0. the only use in half an hour upfront is next. stay with us. the during his visit to israel following october 7th, the tax us presidential biding when the country not to repeat the mistakes the us made in response to the $911.00 attacks. what is israel doing just that? and why is for us refusing to call forth ceasefire? alas, the director of the award winning film fahrenheit $911.00, author inactive is michael moore and an upfront special the michael moore. thanks so much for joining me in upfront. thank you. thank you for having the course. you, of course, made a very famous movie called fahrenheit 911, which criticized the us as response to the attacks of september 11th, 2001. you chronicled the panic rushed to allow the government to spy on its own citizens. the decision to invade iraq in the country that had nothing to do with $911.00 and the ways that the defense industry profited off the war. israel is now calling october 7th there on 911. what do you make of that comparison? and you see the similarities of parallels to how these relays a

rob, thanks very much indeed, rob reynolds in washington dc. this is all the forces of cat or dog, more raising to hold them engine in refugee camps and the occupied westbank. and in the past 12 hours, at least 2 people have been killed in rage. and the china based on on and then hammer on mama gems room is joining us, got a live from to call them. so we're seeing more rates. tell us about them of the rob, the rate that happened here in the total cut them refugee camp into the cut them was the most intense of the raids, the transpired that were carried out by the israeli army throughout the occupied west bank and the overnight hours of yesterday into today, the one that happened here uh took place over the course of at least 4 hours starting around 2 30 am were told by residence. they ended around 6 30 am and were told that they were, they were intense clashes between palestinian fighters here and members of the israeli army. now let me show you a little bit about what we seeing here on this particular street. i'm at the sound . i'll move the c

carter will be laid to rest on wednesday. beneath the willow tree at the family home and planes, rob reynolds, l g 0. as often seen as the president select how the minay has held meetings with senior bivens administration. officials in washington statements has got a positive meeting with us national security advisor, jake sullivan, members of his team also met officials and the i m. f, lays down to abandon the pace over the us dollar, and he wants deep spending cuts to reduce argentina's inflation. that's coming due running at a 143 percent plans from meeting between the leaders of greece and the utah. you have collapsed over the dispute about the models auto effects of athens once per ton, from the u. k. the great 5 minutes to 3 yonkers missed the talk is expressed what he called a noise and said, but it's 5 minutes to reach the sooner the canceling. the meeting at the last minute greece has long sold the return of the statues. they were removed from the pots and on 5, but it's different not 200 years ago, with permission from often mental thirty's, pre says they have no right to give them

rob reynolds reports it was a fitting tribute for an historic 1st lady. roseland carter's tribute service in atlanta was attended by president joe biden, and 1st lady jo, bud, former president bill clinton and all of the living former 1st ladies the jimmy carter. the 99 year old former president was there to honor his wife of 77 years. it was a rare public appearance for the longest living president in us history. he entered hospice care at his home in plains, georgia. in february. the former president did not speak, but their daughter amy read from a letter he had written to mrs. carter 75 years ago. while i am away, i tried to convince myself that you really are not could not be as sweet and beautiful as i remember. but when i see you, i fall in love with you all over again. during her tenure, mrs. carter was considered the most politically active, 1st lady, since eleanor roosevelt. she worked by her husband side in the white house as a supporting partner, attended cabinet meetings and represented the us abroad. she vigorously pursued her own agenda, particularly in improving the lives

memorial service in atlanta, the wife of former us president jimmy carter died last week, aged 96, rob reynolds reports. it was a fitting tribute for an historic 1st lady. rosamond carter's tribute service in atlanta was attended by president joe biden and 1st lady jill by former president bill clinton and all of the living former 1st ladies the jimmy carter. the 99 year old former president was there to honor his wife of 77 years. it was a rare public appearance for the longest living president in us history. he entered hospice care at his home in plains, georgia. in february. the former president did not speak, but their daughter amy read from a letter he had written to mrs. carter.

hamas in gauze is hoped that up to 15, kansas will be freed in exchange for a temporary cease 5, rob reynolds with the latest from washington dc. the ca director william burns has been travelling for the past several days in the middle east. he went 1st to israel, then to egypt, and now to cots are a country which has played a key role in negotiating the release of hostages, held by a mos in gaza. the talks appear to set her on a idea of a 3 day pause in israel's attacks on gaza in return for the release by a moss of 10 to 15 hostages and analysts say the talks appear to be gaining momentum. there's a lot of start moving in the right direction on the hostages. that will be a main focus of the burns is up to and how mice and, and it's through a lot of times they'll take this maximus positions, we won't do this so much, all of that happens. but both sides are also talking about women for women. children for children, elderly, for elderly, a fighters, for fighters. so when you have that type of rhetoric, there is a glimmer of hope that some hostages will survive and be released. burn spent much

carter will be laid to rest on wednesday, beneath the willow tree at the family home in plains, rob reynolds, l, g, 0, containers, president, elect, covey, emulate has held meetings with senior biden administration. officials in washington statements says he had a positive meeting with the us national security advisor jake sullivan, members of me that his team also met officials from the international monetary fund to explain his economic plans. mean a has vowed to a band in the past. so for the us dollar, and he wants to keep spending cuts to reduce argentina's inflation that he's currently running at an annual rate of a 143 percent. what plants for a meeting between the leaders of greece and the u. k of crumbled, after a dispute about the getting marbles to fax, the athens once returned from the u. k. greece as long sold the return of the statues that were removed from the coffin on by british diplomat, 2 centuries ago with permission from ultimate all sorts. as well that is it for this half hour of news. another one at the top of the hour. the bottom line is next to stay with us. the of c

we're going to talk to rob reynolds, not he's in washington dc. we're going to get the us. i angle on this. i'm rolled in that conversation that, that interview rather. um, i understand that. and benjamin netanyahu has suggested that israel made take on the control of gaza quotes indefinitely at that seems to be going against what the us and joe biden has been saying. pretty much from day one. they were suggesting that there was ariel should not be involved with that. and just talk this through what's going on there as well. that the 2 sides are definitely not on the 2 countries are definitely not on the same page here. rob the, with nothing yahoo implying some kind of a indefinite takeover of the security of gaza. uh, you know, uh and, and a different or heightened form of occupation of gaza with the white house at the same time as emphasizing that it's important that, that the palestinian people in gods would not be forced out or, or forcibly displaced from uh, from that territory. uh, in the call uh earlier today between the president and prime minister netanyahu biden d

carter will be laid to rest on wednesday. beneath the willow tree at the family home in plains, rob reynolds, l g, 0. they, australia, and government has issued a long awaited formal apology to survivors of the drug. tyler denied the drug cause birth defects and thousands of babies worldwide. prime minister anthony albany is to describe it as one of the darkest chapters in australia as medical history. families say the acknowledgments is welcome, but it's too little too late. sarah clark reports from brisbin even before this fish jackson's body was a repair big damage, spitefully denied her mother took the drug to trace migraines and then discovered she was pregnant. not just the um, i had a lot of internal damage as well. i had uh, 6 holes my hot and hot lung problems and i was a blue baby, wasn't supposed to live, but i, your i and still here. blue the mind was billed as a one to drug and was why they used in the 19 fifties and early sixties to treat morning sick. this and those you but it costs severe birth defects with many women miscarrying or losing the baby's octopus. 60 years after i

well, let's and i'll speak to rob reynolds in washington, dc. rob, i know that president by that has previously worn to that it would be in his was a big mistake is well to we occupied garza, we pretend to be saying a risk. imagine oh, i think you definitely seeing the division between the united states government and the israeli government over a number of issues. and, and that's been been fairly clear below the surface at least over the last couple of weeks with the united states. trying to persuade these really leadership to prevent more civilian casualties. obviously a israel has has ignored the those please or the that persuasion. and as you very rightly mentioned to tell you the president, the president biden spoke last month pointing to the us experience in afghanistan and in iraq over the last 20 years. and saying that any full scale occupation by israel of gaza would be a big mistake. so this is something were clearly, there are, there are serious differences between the 2 sides. the u. s. has been trying the tactic a persuasion of spea

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reynolds won the county by more than 11 points in 2022. she's popular here. so, it's easy to find people not bothered by the break in tradition. rob is the chairman of the area chamber of commerce. >> does it sway you? >> not necessarily. >> it doesn't influence you what she said? >> it doesn't. but it's another consideration. it's someone that i -- >> she wants people to do it. >> absolutely. that's the purpose of an endorsement, definitely. but i think iowa has a lot of educated voters and a lot of educated folks. and they'll make their own decisions. >> what about you? >> i will make my own decision. >> reporter: jeff has owned the hardware store for a quarter century. the store is a pillar of the community. it's been around since the 1870s. he's met governor reynolds and respects her. he does have concern, though, about what the endorsement could lead to. >> she made a risky move just because if desantis doesn't get it and trump does get it, i think trump will have some retribution for her not being on his side. >> reporter: plenty of positive feelings about the governor here, but there are exceptions. >> some very strong trum