sam rose, from unrwa in gaza, ever. sam rose, from unrwa in gaza. thank— ever.t's turn to lebanon there. there's been a rare israeli attack on northern lebanon. clashes have continued between hezbollah and israeli forces in the south. elsewhere, a hezbollah drone attack killed four israeli soldiers at an israeli army base south of haifa on sunday night. it's one of the deadliest attacks against israel by hezbollah in over a year of fighting. 40 nations that contribute to the un peacekeeping force in lebanon have said over the weekend that they "strongly condemn recent attacks" on the peacekeepers and issued an appealfor the attacks to stop. and in the past hour, italy, britain, france and germany have also issued a statement, saying the attacks are contrary to international humanitarian law. at least five peacekeepers have been wounded in recent days as israel takes its fight against hezbollah into southern lebanon. the peacekeeping mission unifil has accused the israeli military of "deliberately" firing on its positions. meanwhile, human rights organisation amn

that was sam rose from unrwa. how this legislation that was passed last night by the knesset will have an impact on this key un agency? the israeli prime _ on this key un agency? tue: israeli prime minister's on this key un agency? tte: israeli prime minister's office is underlining that it says there will be three months before this takes effect and it will work in that time. it says with world partners for, to try to sort out this aid situation, but if you look at the legislation, there are two parts to it. one which basically bans unrwa in israel, and in israeli annexed territory, in eastjerusalem territory, in east jerusalem and territory, in eastjerusalem and then there is another part which bans the israeli authorities from really having anything do with the organisation, and that is where it will have a big impact on gaza, and the west bank, under israeli military occupation, because in order to get aid into those places, in orderfor international staff to move round, that all requires co—ordination especia

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sam rose from un rwa. fresh questions for the metropolitan police over its handling of accusations made against the former harrods owner mohammed al fayed. the bbc has established that the force asked prosecutors to decide whether to charge al—fayed in relation to just two of the 21 women who accused him of sexual offences while he was still alive. here's our investigations correspondent daniel de simone. mohamed al fayed, a sexual predator. it's been a month since the bbc film detailed his sexual abuse of multiple women at harrods, with former employees of the store saying the billionaire sexually assaulted or raped them. last week, the met police revealed 21 women had approached the force while he was alive to report sexual offences. he was never charged. it refused to say exactly how many cases it passed to prosecutors for charging decisions. but we've now established the met police only asked prosecutors to decide whether to charge mohamed al fayed in relation to two out of the 21 women who contacted t

unrwa's senior deputy director, sam rose spoke to us from southern gaza.t we have in the north right now is some of the most intense fighting that we've seen, if not the most intense fighting. tens upon tens of thousands of people trapped insidejabalia. we're hearing of hospitals being encircled, a noose that appears to be tightening around people's necks. it's very difficult to get precise information on what's going on because of the ban on internationaljournalists, but more just because of the chaotic nature of what's happening on the ground in terms of the bombardments and in terms of the exchanges of fire. there are bakeries that aren't functioning. functioning supplies of water were dwindling several days ago. we really, really do fear the worst for those people inside jabalia. our middle east correspondent jonah fisher is in jerusalem with more. it is clear the israeli offensive is continuing in northern gaza. we've had near constant reports of air strikes and artillery rounds being fired in north gaza particularly in the jabalia refugee camp. last

get more of a picture of what life is like at the moment on the ground in gaza, we can speak to sam roser of the united nations agency that looks after palestinian refugees in gaza. he told me the humanitarian crisis there is the worst he had seen in decades. the situation _ had seen in decades. the situation here _ had seen in decades. the situation here is - had seen in decades. the situation here is absolutely catastrophic. there are more destroyed buildings than there are destroyed buildings than there ere in— destroyed buildings than there are in destroyed buildings. families, children, women, the elderly— families, children, women, the elderly living way below the minimum thresholds for any kind of dignified life. as i come to work— of dignified life. as i come to work to— of dignified life. as i come to work to the office in the morning i drive past children scavenging in piles of garbage that a — scavenging in piles of garbage that a 20 foot high, that block out the — that a 20 foot high, that block out the sun. we see hundreds of thousands— out the sun. we see hundreds of thousa

let's speak to sam rose, the senior deputy director of the united nations relief and works agency.ramme. you are here to talk about the aid situation on the ground in gaza. tallis where it stands in terms of where you see it and being able to deliver aid. earlier in the week there was that letter that we reported on from the us to the israeli government urging israel's government urging israel's government to ensure that more aid reaches particularly northern gaza. he says if it is that turnaround in a month the us government could withdraw some military assistance to israel. in that context, how much is getting through? thinks for havin: much is getting through? thinks for having me — much is getting through? thinks for having me on. _ much is getting through? thinks for having me on. the _ much is getting through? thinks for having me on. the situationl for having me on. the situation in relation to aid coming in to gaza right now, any kind of supplies, humanitarian or commercial, is essentially as bad as it has been at any time since the conflict started in october last year. th

sam rose is the senior deputy director of the united nations relief and works agency.oke to me from southern gaza and said that the situation on the ground has become critical. what we have in the north right now is some of the most intense fighting that we have seen, if not the most intense fighting. tens upon tens of thousands of people are trapped inside jabalia. we hear of hospitals being encircled and the news appears to be tightening around people's necks and it is hard to get precise information because of the ban on internationaljournalists because of the ban on international journalists and because of the chaotic nature of what is happening on the ground in terms of the bombardments and exchanges of fire. supplies are dwindling, things are functioning. we really, really do fear the worst for the people inside jabalia. worst for the people inside jabalia. , , ., jabalia. he is the senior director _ jabalia. he is the senior director of _ jabalia. he is the senior director of unwar. - jabalia. he is the senior| director of unwar. this jabalia. he is the senior.

here's unrwa's senior deputy director, sam rose speaking to us from southern gaza. have in the north right now is some of the most intense fighting that we have seen, if not the most intense fighting. tens upon tens of thousands of people, trapped insidejabalia. we hear of hospitals being encircled and a noose that appears to be tightening around people's necks and it is hard to get precise information because of the ban on international journalists, but morejust because of the chaotic nature of what is happening on the ground in terms of the bombardments and exchanges of fire. bakeries aren't functioning, supplies and water dwindling, things aren't functioning. we really, really do fear the worst for the people inside jabalia. he is the senior director of unrwa. this is beirut, so israel has probably restarted its strikes with me is our middle east regional editor, sebastian usher. why is there a focus in northern gaza?- why is there a focus in northern gaza? , ., ~ , northern gaza? the israeli army has a mounting _ northern gaza? the israeli army has a mounting ma

how much depends on hold of the that from that and by well, sam rose is the senior deputy director of under uh, fads in garza, he says without swift international intervention. we'll see more people starving to death across the strip. a strong base seems in no cause absolutely reason atlas a task population civilians in the most of all 4 of the conditions on the bomb bomb and injured by um and as we've seen calculations of slave slasher, somebody like, uh, have been uh and so strong. so, absolutely, dest for conditions, i mean, really difficult for us to know precisely, was going on, given the time since he had all the fighting and given a lack of access. but it's just, i mean, it's iris a case interested in the interested in the interested in being easy now on a population is this on a, it's nice way of denied permission works evening to bring in, bring in the supply of bringing goods, the successful assets a recent life, one of the hospitals in northern gauze and medic, a few desperately se sick patients to another location. so that happened a couple of us to assess permissions to h

sam rose is the senior deputy director of the united nations relief and works agency.ny kind of supply, humanitarian or commercial, is essentially as bad as it has been at any time since the conflict started in october last year. that includes either from the south in southern gaza where the vast majority of the population is located, or also through from the north. the situation here is dire and it is getting worse and certainly the ability of aid agencies to meet the basic life—saving needs of the population who are in desperate need, facing catastrophic food insecurity, we are yet to see those improvements. we hope the letter and other diplomatic efforts will yield both increases in supply of aid and a ceasefire and a release of hostages, but right now we are not seeing it. quite frankly, the 30 day window is a luxury that we don't have here. that 30 day warning shot in the letter from the us government. we need the supplies to come in now. officials in lebanon say two people have been killed in an israeli air strike. it happened injounieh, which is to the north of

sam rose lives in oldsmar. she sent us these pictures showing piles of debris in her neighborhood, left over from hurricane helene. she and her family did not evacuate then and saw how close the water got to their home for milton. they decided they were not taking any chances. they headed north. this one just looking at the trajectory. and i mean, there's just so many factors that were coming towards us. and plus we just had one a few weeks ago. there was no way we were going to risk it. it was terrifying. a few weeks ago, seeing that water, there's no way it was going to put ourselves through it again. and while visiting her family tonight in monterey, we met bernadette, who lives in sarasota, on her mind tonight are her loved ones, her cat and her home. i love that area. it's my home and i have a lot of loved ones there. my work is there, my life is there, and i feel a little helpless here and. you know, but i'm been following closely on social media. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. now, even when milton d

i spoke to, sam rose, the senior deputies, the rank sort of under our fans and got them. he says, the civilian death toll will continue to rise without swift international intervention. a strong base seems in no cause absolutely reason atlas a task population civilians in the most of all 4 of the conditions on the bomb bomb and injured by um and as we seeing calculations obviously slash or somebody lobby a have been uh themselves on so absolutely desks for conditions, i mean. ready really difficult for us to know precisely was going on given the time since he had all the fighting and given a lack of access. but it's just, i mean, is every say case interested in the interested in the interested in being easy now on a population is this on a, it's nice way of denying permission works evening to bring in, bring in the supply, bring and goes. i was successful assets of resupplied, one of the hospitals in northern garza and and matter of fact a few desperately sick sick patients to another location. so that happened a couple of successful missions to hospitalization in norther

out its mandate. gabriel's onto, i'll just need a united nations in new york. lately i spoke to, sam rose, the senior deputy director of under affairs and gone. so he says without swift, international intervention, we will see more people starving to death. a strong base seems in no gosh, absolutely written out of this tass population. the civilians in the most of all 4 of the conditions on the bomb bomb and injured by um and as receiving populations obviously slash or somebody lobby a have been uh, themselves on. so absolutely desks for conditions. i mean. ready really difficult for us to know precisely was going on given the time since he had all the fighting and given a lack of, of access. but it's just, i mean, it's iris a case interested in the interested in the interested in being easy now on a population is this on i it's nice with denied permission works evening to bring in bring in the supply, bringing goes, i was a successful assets, a recent life, one of the hospitals in northern garza and and matter of fact a few desperately se sick patients to another location. so that happen

sam rose lives in oldsmar. sent us these pictures showing piles of debris in her neighborhood, left over from hurricane helene. she and her family did not evacuate then and saw how close the water got to their home for milton. they decided they were not taking any chances. they headed north. this one just looking at the trajectory. and i mean, there's just so many factors that were coming towards us. and plus we just had one a few weeks ago. there was no way we were going to risk it. it was terrifying. a few weeks ago, seeing that water, there's no way it was going to put ourselves through it again. and while visiting her family tonight in monterey, we met bernadette, who lives in sarasota, on her mind tonight are her loved ones, her cat and her home. i love that area. it's my home and i have a lot of loved ones there. my work is there, my life is there, and i feel a little helpless here and. you know, but i'm been following closely on social media. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. now, even when milton does

consequences, unrwa has said it amounts to an breach of international law and we have been talking to sam roseor deputy director of unrwa and he is in gaza. he said israel is making a big mistake with this legislation. we're not an intelligence operation, we have investigatory capability but we have taken immediate and strong and direct action against any allegations that we have received. this is proven in terms of the actions that the unrwa commissioner general has taken, and the actions that have been referred to other bodies within the un. i refute any claim we do not take these actions seriously and that we have not taken action. i mean, what we have seen in this conflict over the past 13 months is all sorts of red lines crossed, in terms of the brutality that has been meted out on a civilian population here, as a result of the horrific events the bbc�*s yolande knell has more details about what the israeli government is doing. well, the israeli prime minister's office is underlining that it says there will be three months before this takes effect, and it will work in that time, it says,

they with no food or water going into the north. olivia, we spoke to sam rose was the senior deputy director of odom or affairs in gaza. he says without swift international intervention, we will see more people starving to death across the street. a strong base seems in no, gosh, absolutely written out of this. a tax collections civilians in the most of all 4 of conditions on the bomb bomb and injured by um and as receiving populations of slave slasher. so by law yeah. have been uh, themselves on so absolutely desperate condition is, i mean, really difficult for us to know precisely was going on given the time since he had all the fighting and given our lack of access. but it's just, i mean, it's iris a case interested in the interested in the interested in being easy now on a population is this on ants. knees with denied permission, routinely to bring in bringing the supply, bringing because i was a successful assets, a resupplied, one of the hospitals in northern garza and, and metabolic a few desperately, se sick patients to another location. so that happened a couple of the assess permis

we're joined now by sam rose. he's the senior deputy director of under affairs in gaza and joins us live from hon. eunice. good to have you with us and all the focus on the north right now between the latest bombings based law here, the seeds, the salvation is the population of northern goals have been eliminated. yes, i'm still having male. what i mean has a strong base seems in no gaza, absolutely risen atlas at tops population civilians in the most of all of the conditions on the bottom bar. and you're buy um, and as receiving populations obviously slash, or somebody like i have been and saw strong. so absolutely. dest for condition is, i mean, really difficult for us to know precisely, was going on, given the time since he had all the fighting. and given our lack of access, but it's just, i mean, i would say case interested in the ends in the interested in being easy now on a population this, this on and sneeze has been enjoying this for trying to some if i just finally jump in, use i've given all lack of acce

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sam brock is in hard-hit asheville, north carolina. >> reporter: after hurricane helene battered large sections of the south, the search for those unaccounted fort continue. >> the water rose so fast i had to grab a post and hold on. >> reporter: the devastating death totals only expected to grow. so far 215 fatalities confirmed across six different states, from florida's pinellas county to georgia. then there's north carolina, where more than a hundred have died. and search and rescue efforts have taken some miraculous turns. former nascar driver greg biffle using a private helicopter to deliver supplies, spotting a stranded survivor, only because he was hoisting a mirror, also in the mountains. employees of sky fire a.i. firing up their drones and showing us how they work with governments and even private companies to locate the missing. >> aid for local law enforcement to help search and rescue, to help find routes, to better get aid in and out. >> reporter: we take a bird's-eye view of the destruction in burnsville, north carolina an hour outside of asheville. >> there's been a lot of search and rescue in this area. i know it's been very difficult for them to get up he

these beautiful roses and a note that said something like, there's no doubt you'll take new york by storm. welcome to broadway. what a way to have your first opening night on broadway. >> samway schedule is tough. when you were on tour and were everywhere all over the world. pussycat dolls. everybody knows. that had to be hard, too. which one? >> i mean, yeah, it was hard core with the dolls. sometimes we'd do six shows a week in six different countries. i'm gonna tell you, this theater thing is no joke. it's a beast in and of itself. i would say it's the olympics of theater. i have so much respect for anybody in theater, broadway, west end. you know, it's your blood, sweat and tears every night. >> george: you give so much at night, how do you care for yourself during the day? >> it's a balance, you know? because you really want to preserve your energy to give every night like it's your first and last performance. the most important thing is rest and water. [ laughter ] when i can take a walk in the sun or listen to some inspiring music to uplift me, that fills my tank up again. >> rebecca: i gotta ask about moana because we are a household so excited for ana2. you play m