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you can watch conflicts on with him, sebastian, right after this program. let's take a look deal with some of the other stories that are making headlines. this hour frances issued an international arrest warrant for syrian president bush or l. a sod in connection with alleged crimes against humanity. president assad is accused of being complicit in chemical attacks near damascus in august of 2013, in which more than 1400 people were killed. officials in finland, se more asylum seekers have arrived at the south eastern border. the country shares with russia adding to a recent surge. most of the migrants importantly, come from a rec, human somalia and sudan. finish officials have accused mosque l, a. funneling the migrants to crossing points along the frontier. that's why this our us president job item is expected to sit down with his chinese counterpart. she's been paying at a country estate near san francisco. the 2 leaders will meet on the sidelines of the asia pacific economic cooperation. trade summit, the economy will probably be high on president, she'

jessica: y si sebastiÁn yatra mira esto. a un centro de detenciÓn. con un cuchillo en la mano un hombre le pide a gritos a la policÍa que lo maten. esto luego de apuÑalar a dos personas en un complejo de apartamentos en los Ángeles. en medio de su desesperaciÓn el atacante comienza a clavarse el arma blanca en el estÓmago. en ese momento la gente le disparan bala de goma y lo controlan con pistolas elÉctricas. testigos narran las posibles causas de este crimen. >> Él vino para ver si calificaba para un telÉfono del gobierno. al parecer, no calificaba para el telÉfono. se molesto. se subiÓ a su departamento. ahÍ creen que agarro el cuchillo. vino y a cuchillo al que vendÍa los telÉfonos. satcha: lo mÁs grave que vecinos dicen que incidentes como estos se repiten con frecuencia en esa zona. en este caso tanto el atacante como una de sus vÍctimas fallecieron. la otra persona quedÓ herida de gravedad. detenciÓn sin derecho a fianza. esa la medida que dicta un juez federal para el sospechoso de abrir fuego contra tres jÓvenes pal

clare sebastian joining us live from london. many thanks. >>> public memorial services will be held in the u.s. state of georgia early next week for former first lady rosalynn carter. who died on sunday at the age of 96. a private funeral will take place next wednesday. carter passed away surrounded by family in her hometown of plains, georgia, the small southern city that became a household name after her husband, jimmy carter, was elected 39th president of the united states. in 1977. carter was known for her humanitarian contributions and was a strong advocate for access to mental health care. she just entered hospice on friday, according to the carter center, the foundation founded by the couple. >>> we'll be right back. >>> turning to the war in y ukr ukraine. lloyd austin is in kyiv for a second visit. he was there when russia invaded in 2022. he is expected to lead leadership for talks and, quote, reinforce the staunch support of the united states for ukraine's fight for cream. ana joins us live from kyiv. good to see you.

sebastian siemiatkowski joins me now, the ceo of klarna. thank you for sttaking the time.et me kickoff with the latest result which you delivered this week. you achieved an operating profit in the third quarter which is a big milestone for the business. give us insight of the latest business trends. >> sure. it is not often i say that, but this time i'm quite proud. the team has done an amazing job. last year, we were investing so heavily into the future and investors told us that they want to see profit now. we had to change the direction of the business. we had to take really tough decisions. we turned it around from our worst month we posted negative ebita of $150 million. this quarter, we posted $10 million more of profit only 12 months later. that is quite happy. >> how did you do it? what were the tough decisions that you took to meet those investor demands or pressure you were feeling to turn a profit sooner? >> unfortunately, part an was t the fact we could not invest as much as we were doing. that forced us to ask some of our colleagues and amazing people to leave

cnn's clare sebastian is covering all of this for us from london. good to see you, clare sebastian. i want to turn to that situation at the border again. we are awaiting to see if, at this hour, we see people being able to cross into egypt. is there an that is the expectation for the u.s. has said it expects more people when it comes to foreign in u.s. leave in the next several days, we know from sources and cattle, the deal that was brokered encompasses everyone as we understand it, the holes of foreign prospered in gaza. and wants to leave so the expectation that they will vary solely be allowed out slowly, slow being the operative word. we know for the u.s. it can take the americans their families, our number around 1000. their nationals of 5000, instead of 361 who are allowed to leave on wednesday, is a small number of that. it is a fluid situation, case in point we weren't expecting an americans to get out, to leave on wednesday. a couple were a lot it is very cumbersome is very conversant a bureaucratic even before this conflict, to get through the border crossing on each side

>> our thanks to clare sebastian joining us live from london. let's go live now to israel. shamira's the director of the center for strategic studies. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. good morning, rosemary. >> good morning to you. prime minister netanyahu views israel's mission in gaza as twofold. release the hostages and destroy hamas. there is a great deal of tension in those two goals, i want to start with the hostage release deal, it was approved by israel's cabinet now it is delayed until friday. what is your response to that deal, the details in the deal that you know of? and of course the delay? >> well, like many other people in israel, we are expecting the release of the hostages. as you just said or your reporters said, this is one of the primary objectives of this whole operation. so, we reached a point where the hamas offer, and the details sound reasonable. so it was, i think it was the right move for the israeli government to respond to that and to reach an agreement. >> and this delay, what do you think is behind the delay? >> fr

. >> reporter: it was the first for animal control officer and the adventure of a lifetime for sebastian drain sunday morning. >> he was pretty noticeable because he has these stunning blue ice, aneyes, and you see an the storm drain. >> reporter: they're not sure how sebastian ended up in such a tight spot, but it's possible he chased a small animal into the sewer. hou however it happened, the husky wanted out. >> when we were there, he was extremely talkative. he wanted help. he was very vocal. he was a very nice boy. >> reporter: hamilton says she and her co-workers spent about half an hour trying to rescue him. they ended up pulling the manhole cover to pull him out. >> he was such a big dog, and we didn't floknow his behave juror bbehavior. >> reporter: a happy ending for sbarks who seems ready for his next adventure, hopefully above ground. >> and our thanks to evelyn schultz forthat report. nothing like those ice. th eyes. >> a very cute penny-wise. >>> the spirit of christmas might live on a lake in michigan. >> santa knows about the christmas tree boat. he tells them, i know how

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clare sebastian, joining us live from london. many thanks. >>> in the coming hours, families of hostages hamas is holding, are to meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and members of the war cabinet. they've been pushing the government to do more to bring home the loved ones. thousands of people participated in a five-day march, calling for the hostages' release. >>> sources tell cnn that a deal to secure the release of some of the hostages hamas is holding could be days away. a recent draft of a possible deal proposes a four-day or five-day pause in fighting in exchange for the release of some 50 hostages. priscilla alvarez has details. >> reporter: negotiators working on the release of hostages expressed rare optimism over the weekend about the direction of the talks. sources say the deal includes a four-day or five-day pause and potentially more pauses thereafter. the sources stress that no deal has been struck yet. and text has been going back and forth for weeks, underscoring how delicate and intensive these ta

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. >>> clare sebastian is following all of the developments for us. she joins us live from london. what are you learning about the situation at gaza's hospitals? what else did prime minister netanyahu have to say in that interview? >> good morning, rosemary. the majority of gaza's hospitals were out of action before this. now, we have reports that the two largest are no longer working. that's according to aid agencies. three days without electricity and water in the lead-up to this. and the impact on patients, particularly the most vulnerable, in these hospitals, is stark. we are seeing modern medicine in reverse. newborn babies, from the reuters agency, had to be moved from the incubators after a power outage on saturday, placed in one bed. they were improvising. using an air conditioner to keep them warm. a precarious situation, according to a doctor we spoke to at that hospital. now, there are still patients in a in gaza. 650, including 36 more babies. and the situation for them very, very precarious. it's fair to say we don't know the full extent of this. the health ministry ca

cnn's clare sebastian is following developments. she joins us now live from london.d morning to you again, clare. who was on that list monday, and who wasn't? >> reporter: rosemary, as you said, of the 11 that were released, nine were children. there were two mothers. that is critical because there was a slight delay on monday, we understand, because israel has protested that mothers of children in captivity have been left off the list. we had seen this happen on saturday. that was resolved. we then saw these 11 come out. of the nine children, all of them, according to israel, still have fathers in captivity. so that gives you a sense of the trauma that they have faced and are still facing. now, i think the critical thing here is who wasn't on the list. two american women, there had been some expectation they would be released as part of this initial 50 under the frame of the first four days. they haven't been. the biden administration, a senior administration official saying at this stage, they don't believe that hamas intentionally left them off the list, and there

. >>> cnn's clare sebastian is covering all of this for us from london. great to have you following the latest developments. as we look at the crossing, is there any indication that within moments we could have more of the foreign nationals going into egypt. >> reporter: we're watching the images closely to see any signs of movement there. it doesn't seem that much is happening at the moment. the expectation is that more people will be able to pass through. the u.s. says it expects more american passport holders to pass through in the coming days. a handful, a couple, went through on wednesday, when they weren't expected to. so, that just shows how fluid the situation. we don't know exactly if more injured palestinians will be through. but certainly, the expectation is when it comes to foreign national passport holders that more will come through. we understand from sources in qatar the deal that was brokered by qatar, that any foreign nationals can get out. and antony blinken said that americans number 1,000 and 5,000 from third countries in the enclave

clare sebastian, thank you so much for watching that for us. we of course will check back in with you later. >>> at home, and abroad, there are rising concerns over the biden administration's continued support for israel's bombardment of gaza. for days protesters in major cities and on college campuses have been calling for change. >> and cnn has obtained cables from american diplomats as amara mentioned that the u.s. is, quote, losing badly on the messaging battle space. arlette saenz is with us now. warnings coming in both domestically and internationally now of the consequences as they would be described of how the president is handling israel's war with hamas. what do you know? >> reporter: yeah, president biden is confronting this growing discontent with the u.s. support for israel at a time when the civilian death toll in gaza has been increasing. and parts of that discontent is coming from the arab world. there is a diplomatic cable sent by american diplomats this week issuing a stark warning about the long term impacts that this could h

clare sebastian, thank you very much. to help us understand more, lieutenant jengeneral ben hodges joining us. thank you for being with us. i'm interested in your view of this extended truce, what helped move these parties toward an extension and how fragile is or isn't it? >> the administration deserves huge credit for the tireless effort to bring about enough pressure on both hamas and the israeli government to create the conditions to have a pause or truce and begin the exchange of hostages. and so you can imagine the relief of those families who have gotten some of their loved ones back. we're talking about a terrorist organization, the hamas organization. and i think that they will use -- continue to use hostages to string this out as long as they can. and that is also why i think that they haven't released but one american hostage because that will keep the u.s. involved and putting pressure on israel. >> and to that point, the white house, the administration, according to cnn reporting have basically said there wer

clare sebastian for us live with the very latest from london.l has confirmed both airstrikes on the jabalia refugee camp. what remains unknown right now is a full extent of the devastation, just how many people were killed in the attacks. cnn's nada bashir has more now, reporting in from jerusalem. [sirens] >> chaos and horror at jabalia refugee camp. wounded children rushed to nearby ambulances. the latest casualties of israel's relentless aerial bombardment. this densely populated neighborhood gripped by panic and sheer disbelief. a second israeli airstrike in less than 24 hours. >> i lost my whole family, abdel al-karim says. holding a list of those killed just today. my sister's house was struck with her children inside. my brother's house too. with all of his children. there is no one left except for me and my younger brother. they were innocent. what did they do to deserve this? israel's defense force says it was targeting a hamas command and control complex in jabalia. hamas fighters are said to be among those killed. but jabalia is home

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clare sebastian, cnn, london. >> still ahead, a harrowing escape from the hamas attacks on israel. a survivor speaks to cnn about how he made it to safety and share some new video taken that day. >>> he search for epic bargains one grocery store will stop at nothing to make sure you save more on the brands you love. starring produce, and...... you... as the super saver, in....bargain bliss bliss, bliss, bliss todd we talked about this. our deals are just so epic. i know, todd. i know. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market >> pope francis is calling once again for a cease-fire in the israel hamas war. he met with relatives of israeli hostages in palestinian prisoners at the vatican wednesday. cnn's reporter reports now from rome. >> pope francis doing his best to comfort both sides of those who were affected by the war between israel and hamas. on wednesday morning on the sideline of his usual wednesday audience, he first met with a group of family members of those taken hostages by hamas on october 7th in israel. after the audience met with a group of effected palestinians as well, inclu

clare sebastian is joining us live. what else do we know about the operation at the moment? >> reporter: yeah, it is ongoing, very dynamic. we understand that we're about ten hours in or at least ten hours since the idf first announced that it was happening and precise and targeted have to be the operative words here because the hospital has not been fully evacuated. in fact we understand from the health ministry that as of tuesday there was some 7,000 displaced people sheltering in the hospital, some 1500 medical staff. monday another official said there were about 700 patients. we don't know how many of them are still there. but certainly this will be and is a very delicate operation for israel. when it started, the idf said they thought there might be hostages also in that sprawling complex of the al-shifa hospital. and we heard via israeli radio that they have not as of yet found any signs of those hostages. but searches were still ongoing. major caveat, doesn't mean that they won't find any evidence of those hostages. finding out mort the searches essentially, there is

clare sebastian is live in london with more. good morning. how is israel handling this, what is actually going on under, inside the hospital? >> reporter: good morning, kasie. israel is certainly stepping up efforts to try to show that it is doing everything that it can to protect civilians. we've seen that they have been talking about evacuation from al-shifa and several other hospitals in the north while they continue these daily pauses, evacuations from the north to the south. they released video which they claim showed israeli soldiers delivering fuel to the al-shifa hospital. there are disputed accounts over why that fuel didn't get to the hospital. and they say there are arrangements to transfer incubators to gaza even though we haven't heard any reports from inside gaza that they have a lack of incubators, just a lack of fuel to power them. and so they are trying to show again the evidence of why the fighting has to be so close to the hospitals which is of course because they say hamas is embedded in that. in al-shifa, there is a contr

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. >> joining us now is clare sebastian live in london. good morning. what is the latest in the region with the rafah crossing especially ahead of secretary of state antony blinken visiting on industry? >> reporter: yeah, on top of the 361 people of those foreign passport holders that were able to leave gaza on wednesday, we expect to see more coming through today just sort of figuring out exactly how it will work. this is a very fluid situation. things have not proceeded exactly as expected. for example on wednesday they were not expecting any americans to be able to leave, but a couple were able to. and the u.s. has said that it ask expect to see more leaving in the coming days. egyptian foreign ministry says it is working to get 7,000 from more than 60 countries out of gaza. so i think that we've just seen the very early stages of what is a very big operation and very tightly controlled one. egypt is vetting everyone who comes through. there are concerns obviously hamas originally demanded that its own fighters be included in the injured palestinians

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indeed, clare sebastian, thank you for that.joel reuben, deputy secretary of state for the obama administration. joel, always great to have you. >> yes, kasie, good morning. >> let's start with the new idf video and what they say are pictures the hostages, you know, coming through the hospital. what do you see, sag as you wat this, and what's your understandings what this relates to, it's obviously a informational ward what this is being used for? >> no doubt, it comes to mind, is this a hostage hospital, why are there hostages going lieu al shifa. there are they there to get medical treatment, like they would like the world to believe? or being brought through tunnels brought underground. so there are a lot of questions. clearly, this demonstrates that hamas is separating from within the hospital. at a certain level, perhaps a military center. certainly, they have a tight relationship with the administration there. they weren't being told to stay out. they weren't being told if you come here, you're going to attract israeli ret

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cnn's clare sebastian is following developments for us. she joins us now live from london. good morning to you, clare. as we head into the fourth and possibly final day of this truce agreement, how likely is it that the israeli government will extend the truce to allow for the release of more hostages in exchange for palestinian prisoners, and of course humanitarian aid for gaza? >> reporter: rosemary, first of all, we're hearing this morning from the israeli prime minister's office coordinating with the hostages and missing that they have received a list overnight of potential hostages. that list is now under discussion, is being reviewed, and they will put out more information when they get it. as we wait to see what unfolds today, in terms of whether the truce could be extended, it's complicated. israel, according to a source, the war cabinet discussed the possibility of this. it was already written into the deal that if hamas released -- for every additional 10 live israeli hostages they released, the truce could be extended another 24 hours. that certainly is what's be

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cnn's clare sebastian is following developments. she joins us now from london. good morning to you, clare. as we head into this fourth and possibly final day of the truce agreement, how likely is it that the israeli government will extend that truce? >> reporter: this was baked into the original deal, that if hamas is to release a further ten live israeli hostages, that would lead to an extension of the truce by 24 hours. so thereafter, what we're hearing from both sides, the source telling us the israeli war cabinet has been discussing this possibility. hamas also putting out a statement saying they would want to extend the truce once the four-day period ends, saying they would want to do that through serious efforts to increase the numbers of those released from imprisonment as stipulated in the humanitarian cease-fire agreement, shows they are referring back to that original deal and what was agreed there could be possible. we just don't know. we know this morning that the prime minister's office in israel has the list provided by hamas of potential hostages

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