ali: rosalia bolen with unicef, thank you so much for your time. rosalia: thanks for having me.ohn: on israel's northern front, tensions are high in lebanon after more than 20 people were killed by israeli forces. lebanese health officials said 22 people were killed and more than 120 injured when israeli troops opened fire on protestors. some of them were carrying hezbollah flags. they were protesting the israeli military's continued presence in lebanon. the ceasefire agreement with hezbollah set today as the deadline for their withdrawal. the israeli military said they need to remain to make sure hezbollah doesn't regroup in the area. weekend rain is bringing some relief to fire ravaged southern california, but it's also raising concerns about possible flooding and mudslides. the storms have helped firefighters clamp down on the palisades and eaton fires, which are both nearly 100% contained. but the rain could create toxic ash runoff that could sweep up the remnants of cars, furniture, paint and plastics. more rain is in the forecast for monday. vice president j.d. vance is st

rosalia bollen from _ lasting ceasefire. rosalia bollen from unicef - lasting ceasefire.nicef speaking from southern gaza. actually, a few moments ago we received these pictures from the israel gaza border where you can see the bombardments have continued in the last few hours. the local health officials in gaza have said that at least 120 people have been killed since the ceasefire deal was agreed and struck on wednesday night in dough half. israel maintains it is striking targets, as it says. the health officials say it is often women and children who are being caught up and dying, indeed they have listed many more women and children who have died in the last 2a hours. from the continued israeli bombardments alone. as israeli bombardments alone. as i was saying, we are in hostages square, a very much a focal point on is our�*s trauma. since the 7th of october 2023 when the solar —— when this all happened. some of those who were taken hostage were seized from the novi music festival which you will remember was a festival taking place near the gaza border. there were 43 p

okay, rosalia mullen from unicef. joining us from alamo, obviously in golf. so thank you so much for your time. thanks. now the seas 5 deal was proposed in may last year, but the policies rankled over several closes before reaching a consensus. then smith breaks down was was finally agreed. phase one of the sci fi deal will see the release of saw me is ready to comp tips palestinian prisoners, the gradual withdrawal of israeli forces from central garza a search and humanitarian aid. i'm the return of display spot listings to the north of the strip. so the 3 is rarely comp davis will be released over a 6 week period is available for a almost 2000 palestinian prisoners on detaining 600 truckloads of humanitarian aid . a day will come into gauze. israel will withdraw from the next room, kara door palestinians living in northern gauze. i will be able to go to what's left of that holmes. now, when the last of the 33 captives are released on day 42 is riley forces will begin withdrawing from the philadelphia, colorado. this is a contentious pos of a deal for these

now is rosalia bolden who works for you and assess in southern gaza, speaking to me a short while ago you are watching dw news. just reminder of the top story we're following for you. this hour is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu says a deal has been reached to free hostages held in garza, the country's security cabinet is expected to meet soon to approve the day of next documentary on asking how strong is democracy in germany and terry martin. thank the she suffice. the honda accord is oh no, it was an ocean. it's as a 2 year old. the it was only much nation that you day to confront to deal with me to embark on that journey. i survived the starts january 24th on d w.

. - earlier, we spoke to rosalia bollen, a spokesperson from the un children's charity unicef who is the south of gaza. she told us what the situation is like in gaza, nearly one week since the beginning of the ceasefire. in one word, it is very cold. winter has obviously started and while families are relieved that the ceasefire has taken effect, they are still in makeshift tents or in schools turned into shelters without heating. here there is no infrastructure so there is no running water. i see lots of children every day in the morning withjerry cans, with jars, empty bottles, going out trying to find water. and the tents here, they are made of cloth, of plastic sheeting, they don't protect against the cold. lots of children are telling me that they can't sleep at night, they don't protect against the rain, the conditions are highly unsanitary. gaza is littered with garbage in all cities i have been to, from gaza city in the north to rafa in the south, there is open sewage, rubble everywhere. in the south, in khan younis and rafah, it is like an earthquake. it is dangerous enviro

that was rosalia ball in from eunice, in southern gaza, speaking to me a short while ago when we are paying commission has and now it's the 120000000 euro a package for g as in the current year. but when it comes to rebuilding the shattered territory, that's a drop in the bucket. meanwhile, the question of who will govern the gaza strip remains unresolved destruction everywhere. more than 2 thirds of guns as buildings damaged or destroyed, from government offices to houses and beyond. news of the cease fire brought relief in gaza and cautious hope for the 1st phase of the truce. done, i was hoping you know, because everything behind was destroyed and our future just have to be like the way to do that. we could have been a new furniture from scratch to an estimated 90 percent of guidance have been displaced during the war. they'll finally be able to start coming home from the 10th cities and open air camps that have housed them. but they faced significant challenges. many apartment blocks had been slammed by as rarely bombs, safe drinking water is in short supply. and most of the infr

prospect for effective negotiations with the european is going to negotiate on behalf of europeans, rosalia priscilla of wonderland. right. you guys are on the winning team. oh, okay. no, do, for 6, she has put democratic legitimacy. all that schultz is on his way out the door. i'm a crone who has a 21 percent approval rating. i mean, who is going to negotiate on behalf of the europeans? europeans made themselves earlier. relevant to my opinion, the nail in the coffin of european real era, a relevancy was when the entire e. you buried the fact that the binding ministration blew up the north stream pipeline. yeah, i mean they, they did absolutely nothing to defend their interest. and now we have this ridiculous spectacle, we're trump, is calling up the danish prime minister and demanding that you hand over greenland . europe is whether or not a serious the european reaction is extraordinarily telling there just sitting there, paralyzed like deer and the headlight. so although as to european because i am also european purchase, the canadian, i am ashamed and deeply dr. distraught by the situa

joining me now is rosalia bollen from unicef, who is based in al mawasi—rafa in gaza. you for being with us here on bbc news, paint a picture for us if you can of what the situation is there around you. what the situation is there around vom— around you. for starters, attacks — around you. for starters, attacks continue - around you. for starters, i attacks continue unabated. around you. for starters, - attacks continue unabated. when i woke _ attacks continue unabated. when i woke up— attacks continue unabated. when i woke up this morning i heard the loud — i woke up this morning i heard the loud buzzing of drones flying _ the loud buzzing of drones flying over here in alma wesley, and just about one hour a-o wesley, and just about one hour ago i _ wesley, and just about one hour ago i heard a plane flying very low and — ago i heard a plane flying very low and a _ ago i heard a plane flying very low and a sharp whistling sound before — low and a sharp whistling sound before a — low and a sharp whistling sound before a loud explosion took place — before a loud explosion

en el revoltillo verÁs cÓmo rosalÍa los celebrÓ en madrid.ra salvar las vidas de niños con cáncer ayudando a saint jude children's research hospital. por solo 19 dólares al mes, tu puedes convertirte en un ángel de esperanza de saint jude y ayudarnos a continuar nuestra investigación y tratamiento para salvar la vida de estos preciosos niños. interlocutora 1: entrar al hospital saint jude, una vez que esas puerta se abren, lo que uno siente en el corazón es una paz que es inexplicable. interlocutora 3: dios y saint jude estuvieron ahí para ayudarnos. interlocutor 1: nos ha dado esperanza a nosotros, pero a mi hija le ha dado vida. interlocutora 4: gracias a saint jude mi hija está libre del cáncer. narrador: 1 de cada 5 niños diagnosticado con cáncer en estados unidos no sobrevivirá. es por eso qué necesitamos de tu ayuda ahora mismo. interlocutor 2: gracias a todos los donantes del hospital saint jude. su donación es sumamente importante. tanto fue así que salvó la vida de mi hija. narrador: Únete con tu tarjeta de débito o crédito y te envi

. >> but just like the other gentleman that any rosalia interviewing earlier, a lot of o the fire manylot of enforcement there in pasadena, a they're homegrown. so this means this hits home. this is our personal to them very much. so they know these neighborhoods very well. they live in these neighborhood. they have fat friends and family that are in these neighborhoods. so they're going to stay up without sleeping. they're going to step without rest are eating because they have to try and battle this blaze and just been massive blaze and it's been massive blaze and it's been. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪♪) >> all right. it's 10, 55. and as we wrap it up here on the kron 4 morning news. let's check in with rachel mauer's. see what's coming up later on on live in the bay. good morning, rachel. hi, james. morning to you today on live in the bay. our favorite vineyard mom, leslie dabney is here

ahead-— to get a better understanding of the humanitatrian situation on the ground in gaza, here's rosaliason from the un children's charity unicef who is based in mawasi—rafah in southern gaza. humanitarian situation remains extremely, extremely dire. you know, families here are experiencing just utter deprivation for over a year now. they're in need of everything. they don't have shelter protecting them from the elements. they live in makeshift tents or in schools that have been turned into shelters that are very crowded. i visited one a couple of weeks ago, 8,000 people in a single school. you had over 25 people in a classroom. there was a chickenpox outbreak. so very unsanitary conditions. people also experience lack of food. there's severe hunger that continues to plague, really, the entirety of the gaza strip. diseases are rampant. if you fall ill, if you have a pre—existing medical condition, it's hard to get the medical care that you need. i met with a teenage boy who has diabetes. he struggles because when he does get his hands on insulin, he doesn't have a refrigerator in his ten

alejandro sanz, christian nodal, rosalÍa, varios famosos de hollywood nos sorprendieron.a relaciÓn de la modelo yiyi jadi de 18 aÑos y el actor bradley cooper, y fue hasta este 2024 cuando lo confirmaran, dejÁndose ver en todos lados, desde la fiesta de los globos de oro. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ karla: quÉ bonito es el amor, ojalÁ que este aÑo veamos mÁs enamorados todavÍa, ¿verdad? presentador: asÍ es, y las intenciones de mucha gente es conseguir el amor del nuevo aÑo. karla: aÑo nuevo, vida nueva, si esta es tu intenciÓn, quien despierta me gastamos para darte las ermita para que lo logres, si quieres mejorar o cambiar algunos aspectos de tu vida. le damos la bienvenida a la psiquiatra y conferencista ivys luna gracias por acompaÑarnos. >> gracias. karla: vamos con esto, por quÉ se nos hace tan difÍcil modificar ciertas conductas y hÁbitos en nuestra vida y por eso dejamos crecer en todos los sentidos? >> porque hemos perdido el contacto con nosotros mismos, nos dejamos humillar por lo que estÁ afuera. recuerden que los hÁbitos fortalecen nuestra mente y cuerpo, pero desgraciadam

mi nombre es rosalÍa. llevo 20 aÑos en estados unidos. soy colombiana. mÁs fÁcil del mundo aprende.com/despierta o llamar al 18002922236. ademÁs, si todavÍa no nos siguen en redes vaya ya mismo para que no se pierdan todas las sorpresas que tenemos. fran: aprovechen. muchas gracias por la informaciÓn. a prepararse y conquistar tus sueÑos. alan: lo que tenemos en la siguiente hora estamos listos. suÉltalo. ahÍ estÁ. un adelanto de cÓmo felicito marc anthony a su esposa nadia ferreira por algo muy importante. se lo vamos a decir. esta maÑana tenemos la conversaciÓn de los hombres. el tema estÁ caliente. le tenemos miedo a las mujeres fuertes? tambiÉn tiene que ver con lupillo rivera. tambiÉn se espera que la reserva federal mantenga estable la tasa de interÉs desafiando a donald trump. aquÍ sabrÁs todo lo que cambia. quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". ya sabe donde tu dÍa siempre comienzan con alegrÍa, la informaciÓn que necesitas y la mejor energÍa. [mÚsica] when it's time to start your business, it's time for shopify. design with easy to custom