secretary of state lincoln and secretary of state lincoln and secretary of state lincoln and secretary for more aid to israel and other national security issues. they pushed senators to agree with resident biden�*s request for a $106 billion package including $40.3 billion to support the israeli military and more than $9 billion for humanitarian relief for israel and gaza. the package also arcs for aid to ukraine, the indo—pacific and the southern border. but the newly are elected speaker wants to separate funding for israel and ukraine. secondary blink on and ukraine. secondary blink on and secretary austin went to capitol hill to persuade lawmakers to fund $106 billion in national security assistance. —— secretary blinken. that was designed to be split between israel, ukraine, the indo—pacific and border security. the argument is it should all be seen as one thing, one pride as secretary blinken put it, linking the problems in the middle east with the problems in ukraine, by pointing to the fact hamas has visited moscow, and moscow has visited moscow, and moscow has been doing milita

palestinian authority, which is in a very weak position right now is being suggested by us, secretary of state lincoln to be revive revitalized and to take over the control of the gaza strip. or a lot of doubts about whether or not it can do that. the other suggestion has been a group of countries and international agencies to provide governance and security for the gaza strip. but as you heard there, it sounds like benjamin netanyahu wants to do that. and that is dw, so been for susan reporting from jerusalem. many thanks. then the most controlled garza health ministry says that more than 10000 people have been killed by is really strikes since they began their campaign. a month ago, many gardens have been heading to the south of the strip and the hope of avoiding is rarely bombing. but nowhere in the territory is truly safe. in gaza is human cost of this conflict keeps on mounting. as the smallest strip of land continues to be, pummeled the isabel defense, voices say, they are open to humanitarian colorado. this allowed palestinians to evacuate the nose, the documents are heavier than it seems that

palestinian authority, which is in a very weak position right now is being suggested by us, secretary of state lincoln to be revive revitalized and to take over control of the gaza strip. there are a lot of doubts about whether or not it can do that. the other suggestion has been a group of countries and international agencies to provide governance and security for the gaza strip. but as you heard there, it sounds like benjamin netanyahu wants to do that. and that is dw, so been for susan reporting from jerusalem. many thanks. then i also spoke to frank ludwig, who is a senior lecturer in strategic studies at portsmouth university and a former u. k. military intelligence officer. i asked him, what is really troops can expect is they pushing to the center of kansas city? i think we don't have an idea of that, but i'm absolutely certain that there is probably file is a fairly accurate assessment on the positive intelligence offices of the 36 division all these way. they are the most powerful unit they have who are about to enter. so i thought really speculates on that and the overall context stays the 2

but at the same time, in that same set of days, secretary state lincoln was here. we spoken to him to present and biden, and we had 10 senators for bi partisan dot legation show up from the united states . and i think that contradiction really showed the difference in the responses. but again, these really government was focusing both on the war and on the hostages, and they don't they, they're not the same goal in a sense. they are conflicting in many ways and it adds complexity. now we're hearing a tool on its own. you've asked at the moment we're hearing talk of a deal being close that i do that 80 said would involve a swap of palestinian prisoners for hostages. your family amongst them, i'm my guess would be you being here before. how do you, you base the space in formal and informal talk of a deal and i try not to pay a ton of attention to it until i think it's real. we've gotten our hopes up. we know that things are fragile and we're just waiting for something to be concrete. the fact that for hostages have been released and one has been rescued is amazing. it

and what we have seen by the united states by president biden, by secretary of state lincoln by secretary of state austin. instead of undertaking that obligation to prevent genocide, especially because of the considerable influence that the united states has over israel because of its great supply of munitions and financial support and political support. instead of preventing a genocide, we've seen them take actions to further genocide. meanwhile, just place palace demands living intense and southern gauze, bracing for winter, they fear cold weather will make their living conditions. um there's really bumming even worse. bumper on golf. express these flimsy sheets on looking at the wind or the rain at this 10 city in con. eunice, children, a cold and hungry, but displeased families say it's safe, a living here off to is really problems for spin from the homes of the warm and our home became your in the wind and the rain. we can't even fund covers for our children. they shiver at night with the sunset, the wind, and then it starts getting cold for our children. how long will this go on for

and what we have seen by the united states by president biden, by secretary of state lincoln by secretary of state austin. instead of undertaking that obligation to prevent genocide, especially because of the considerable influence that the united states has over israel because of its great supply of munitions and financial support and political support. instead of preventing a genocide, we've seen them take actions to further genocide, a 11 year old excess of my heart. he's a resident of the gaza strip. his dream was to become a football player, but his leg was amputated off to end his really bumming and talking to the house. nathan is the right refugee camp. safe tells us his story. comes when that's the longest of it has to turn it back by then suddenly you get in the a one mile to look at changing the name of jack daniels and to get the bottle. is joshua bi weekly of the law yet a lot of ok. she'll be able to get to hear me. yes. and no share me with the with dinner facility session man man been on this and so she said that god do am and calamity. yeah. but to give this for them, the

around the world to is not at all because so much of it goes to president biden and secretary of state lincoln. when they continually say that they have reminded the government of the state of israel to care for civilians to adhere to international norms, to adhere to treaties, etc. when they continue to have to say that it then gets people asking, well, why would you need to say something like that to an ally? and so it's very easy to move that from today where the uh is really in bastard. united nations made a statement on television, and he said, in response to a question from a moderator, there is no humanitarian crisis in gosh, it may not be pleasant, but there's no humana tearing crisis as it would be defined by international norms . you put all that together and then you get a lot of people that are saying we don't agree with that. and of course if you agree with protesters there in like you can disagree with them. they have the courage of the rigorous. yeah. so far, washington you said uh has made some claims on uh, you know, how involved that is when it comes to is well, putting its f

palestinian authority, which is in a very weak position right now is being suggested by us, secretary of state lincoln to be revive revitalized and to take over the control of the gaza strip. there are a lot of doubts about whether or not it can do that. the other suggestion has been a group of countries and international agencies to provide governance and security for the gaza strip. but as you heard there, it sounds like benjamin netanyahu wants to do that. and that is dw, so been for susan reporting from jerusalem. many thanks. then i'd like to now welcome a frank lead way. just senior lecture in strategic studies at portsmouth university and a former u. k. military intelligence officer. frank is rarely troops have in circled garza city and are preparing to push into the city center. do we have any idea how many, how most fighters they are expecting to confront their as well? good morning, my. so i think we don't have an idea is that, but i'm absolutely certain that there is probably fairly is a fairly accurate assessment on the positive intelligence offices of the 36 division of these really, i me

and we have the secretary of state lincoln in is world right now. and he definitely has been pushing, and he's been pressuring cup out, and a couple of it is frustrating. how awesome. and i think all the players are brushing to have this at least one more day extension over this formula. and, and with this a backdrop, we have some aust claimant responsibility for this morning's deadly shooting. the robust stuff in jerusalem is this impacting the possibilities of a been extended ceasefire and more hostage release is as well to be honest. the ceasefire does not include the west by so this, this or, or the, or the law or the pool is the tactics pause, and suddenly i likes to call it. it is only for the gaza strip. and we've seen in recent days is actually is ro stepping up its activity against how miles and against the other minutes since the weather and the g need orient to come in. and the so this is considered to be a different fit to it. which of these cease fires do not have any impact on semi circle with the ladies tonight from jerusalem semi as

as much of a new goes to president biden and secretary of state lincoln. when they continually say that they have reminded the government of the state of israel to care for civilians to adhere to international norms, to adhere to treaties, etc. when they continue to have to say that it then gets people asking, why would you need to say something like that to an ally. and so it's very easy to move that from today, where the uh is rarely in bass with united nations made a statement on television. and he said in response to a question from a moderator, there is no humanitarian crisis in god. it may not be pleasant, but there's no humana tearing crisis as it would be defined by international norms . you put all that together and then you get a lot of people that are saying we don't agree with that. yeah, because seen large scale events to thousands failed lenders found the square all saturday, a big crowds and the 1st city of neil, along with the capital powers where people demanded an end to the violence. and in germany done this, i just carried the message th

who would today directly contradicted secretary state lincoln's calls for humanitarian pauses, but it appears that or maybe some movement towards such a pause behind the scenes. right. and what's more is being said of both evacuation of injured palestinians from gaza. heidi, what are you hearing to write also coming from the same us senior administration, official setting more light on that rather meager and delayed evacuation of injured palestinians. this official said that was due to he set him off providing a list of those injured palestinians who they wanted to cross the roof of border crossing. and this official said that a 3rd of the names on that list were actually a mos fighters. now there's no way to cooperate that, but this is, according to the c, the u. s. official who said that these were discussions held between israel, us and egypt. that ultimately did agree to open the border to those palestinians who were vetted and determined by those countries, not to be some off fighters. all right, thank you so much for that updates from washington as well. the runs humanitarian. s

calls on israel to safe guard civilians in garza, secretary of state, anthony lincoln also calls for an immediate and substantial increase in humanitarian aid going into the palestinian territory. and their strong public support for palestinians in south africa, but many in the local jewish community want to see their governments take a more balanced approach. the on the call for at least welcome to the program. israel says its troops have fully surrounded the cause of city and are pressing ahead with their advance local officials. one of those still trapped in the city are now a grave risk that became clear when israel confirmed it struck an ambulance that it says how mos was using outside god. his biggest hospital monster on health authorities, as there are dozens of dead and wounded camps and despair, people rushed to help those wounded in his tri canal ship a hospital in gauze. a city mos ron health minister said that an dylan's convoy was heat, as it was leaving the hospital. carring create to cleave on the patients to the roof of border crossing into egypt, israel into and says

what, what, what, what are we expecting from president of, from secretary of state, lincoln's trip in israel. and we're certainly getting a sense that the fact that these an extension to the cease fire happening coming down to the wire bug, could have something to do with the fact that the us secretary of state entity blinking is in israel. he will be on thursday meeting with is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. you will also be in west jerusalem meetings with these rarely words have that part of the purpose of this trip in terms of what we can expect. that is part part of what was already being discussed during the earlier parts of secretary blinking strip to, to belgium, to north macedonia, before arriving to israel, which is finding a way to secure a sustain cease fire in this conflict. continuing to work toward the release of those folks that are still being held captive, as well as an action plan for public policy needs. once the conflict itself is over . now the challenge that we'll see moving forward, that this is something that the americans are paying particularly clo

politicians. politicians just react to events compelling him to the court and the secretary of state lincoln is now convening in the war council. the jewish war counted in these are henry kissinger. he was a jew and he invented the shuttle diplomacy during the 1973 war between israel and egypt. he won the good the ability of the egyptians, and he was at mid ga just objected mcgee too, because he's backed troubles. he was the one who messed the minded before him policy his a legacy was marked by geese making and he was successful. when will that can you indicate that this is the number of prize in 1973. the main criticism, again, is just center was, is ruled where the family of origin in cambodia and the now the heads of different you who was executed. he was a prosecute and executed for his war crimes against humanity. henry kissinger, it was not the decision makers when it comes to emulate the intervention in united states. it is prevention system. secretaries do not to make foreign policies, the following policies made by the president. and that's a right for the our fight for more coverag

of the extended truce, which is ours to go before that agreement expires. us secretary of state, anthony lincoln arrived until of these 4 talks that we'll focus on securing a further extension to the troops. earlier i spoke to journalist samuel cole in jerusalem, and i asked him for his assessment of the latest hosted release. well i can tell you that the 3 of these hostages are dual german is right and the citizens as to. busy russian is around the citizens. one is an american, is really a citizen. and the last one is a chaise around the dutch citizen, the doing the nation. um, we're talking about a group of 5, the teenagers and 5 the women. and so on top of these, a group of 10, we had early, a release of these 2 russians and they released so for a, ty, nationals and the since we've seen that release, there's a release of 30 palestinian prisoners. most of them are a but a see me in the youngsters, but also a group of about this thing in the women that are being released from. is there any presence? alright, it's not long until the truce expires. but with so many hostages being released, is the

well, as we've just heard us secretary of state, anthony lincoln has again expressed support for 2 minutes, harry and pauses in the finding between israel and thomas bonds. he did rebuff calls for a full ceasefire, saying that would only allow him off to regroup. lincoln has been holding tanks and jordan with air of leaders who have been pressing for a complete stop to the hostilities a rare open display of disagreement. the trip to jordan has reviewed the chasm between american support for israel and arrow countries outraged over the siege and bombardment of the gaza strip. the objection for administer urge the us to secure a ceasefire. to apply emphasize the importance of achieving an immediate and comprehensive ceasefire, and god without any conditions or restrictions would not have been outside jordan warrant of escalating hate treads in the region. muslin. permission to wish for other human values, dictate that we work for peace and we stop this, not this, and we do not allow for a for the very dangerous the human eye zation that we see. us secretary of state antony, blink, and warran

so as we just mentioned, the us secretary state, anthony lincoln has begun meetings with our foreign ministers in amman. jordan, what can we expect from these talks? well i don't think you'll expect too much movement today. marietta, but to give you the background, he's festival met with the liberties prime minister. ok, take a prime minister who stressed the need for cease fly. and also, according to state, the state agency or media or agency, uh no more hostilities or aggression from the israelis against southern 11 on from where the tara group, his plan has been launching rocket attacks against israel, a supporter of hamas. as there are, the worries about this regional spread are also concerns about the humanitarian situation. that's also something that will come up with uh, blinking when he holds his talks with the foreign ministers of cuts. how the united arab emirates, egypt saudi arabia and also the palestinian representatives. would they are in amman, but there is no way of a profit cease 5 being on the table when it comes to the west indies. very well. oh, we do know that it

price is the us to secure a safe spot by food of boss and secretary of state. antonyms: lincoln discussed, humanitarian pauses in the fighting, and the longer term feature of the region and the hostage drama shuts down handbook, airport, police site and man who drive onto the runway holding his 4 year old daughter has been arrested without resisting child is site. the math and how it welcome to the program. the homeless run, guys, a health ministry says an a strike is killed thousands of people as a refugee camp. we camped in central gaza is in the evacuations on ways, route foods, palestinians to seek shelter. israel says it's investigating the claim for the anyone down here, do you hear me? abraham? come. i'm, if you knew there are people here of the well survivors as, as the refugee camp, cd spent the night digging through rumble with their bare hands after straight caused residential buildings to collapse the idea and i mean at night to be bought at home, sleeping. that's where the house was there, my siblings on my children and my grandchildren, but sleeping suddenly as try came down

abraham lincoln of springfield, illinois was elected president of the united states. lincoln was the candidate of the newly created republican party, which officially wanted to limit the expansion of slavery. lincoln, of course, went on to be one of the most celebrated american presidents of all time, famed for signing the emancipation proclamation 1863: tomorrow on "special report" our "common ground" segment features democratic congressman richard tores and mike gallagher on social media and its impact on sentiment about the israel-hamas war as well as other things. remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr, fair, balanced and still unafraid. here is laura. ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. it's been months since a trans gunman shot up that covenant school and months since we have been demanding to see that manifesto released. well, tonight, we have new details about what was going through audrey hale's head as she stalked the school hallway. but, first, the old man hangs on. that he was the

and what we have seen by the united states by president biden, by secretary of state lincoln by secretary of state austin instead of undertaking that obligation to prevent genocide, especially because of the considerable influence that the united states has over israel because of its great supply. 7 i have munitions and financial support and political support. instead of preventing a genocide, we've seen them take actions to further genocide. i'm, i'm, well that would, can be used to describe a specific a moment in time like now. how challenging is it to be able to prove this in legal terms to prove this in a call to loyce or wherever to get that for as well. the subject for constitutional rights has put together a complaint which we filed in u. s. federal court in california. this past monday on behalf of to post and in human rights organizations, defense for children, international palestine, and l. hawk, as well as on behalf of 3 published indians in 1000 now and 5 palestinian american families. and so we have put forwards in $89.00 page complaint letting you know that case of genocide

host: several states can claim lincoln. guest: my home state of indiana is where he spent a majority of his time. host: we will hear what andy has to say out of kentucky. caller: good morning and thank you. i would like to get your interpretation of what slavery is. i know that the commitment from the bible is, thou shalt not steal. anytime somebody steal something from the victim, the victim is always a slave. i think -- i would like to see what your interpretation of slavery is. i asked many people. they do not know what slavery is. guest: it was an economic and social system of forced labor that controlled the entire lives of people who were subjected to it. i do not disagree with your characterization because there were people who spoke in those terms at the time and would even talk about slave catchers as man steelers. host: talk about the interaction with frederick douglass. what were they able to learn from each other? guest: this is the most accurate relationship in the book, i think. often as a critic of things that

host: several states can claim lincoln. guest: my home state of indiana is where he spent a majority of his time. host: we will hear what andy has to say out of kentucky. caller: good morning and thank you. i would like to get your interpretation of what slavery is. i know that the commitment from the bible is, thou shalt not steal. anytime somebody steal something from the victim, the victim is always a slave. i think -- i would like to see what your interpretation of slavery is. i asked many people. they do not know what slavery is. guest: it was an economic and social system of forced labor that controlled the entire lives of people who were subjected to it. i do not disagree with your characterization because there were people who spoke in those terms at the time and would even talk about slave catchers as man steelers. host: talk about the interaction with frederick douglass. what were they able to learn from each other? guest: this is the most accurate relationship in the book, i think. often as a critic of things that

abraham lincoln of springfield, illinois was elected president of the united states. lincolncreated republican party, which officially wanted to limit the expansion of slavery. lincoln, of course, went on to be one of the most celebrated american presidents of all time, famed for signing the emancipation proclamation 1863: tomorrow on "special report" our "common ground" segment features democratic congressman richard tores and mike gallagher on social media and its impact on sentiment about the israel-hamas war as well as other things. remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr, fair, balanced and still unafraid. here is laura. ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle

. >> that was secretary of state lincoln yesterday in amman, jordan, as he continues to lobby for humanitarian he is keeping an eye on the days, months, and year after the war. this, morning he made an unexpected stop in the west bank, where he met with the palestinian, president mahmoud abbas, in which he reiterated americas position that american is committed to a two state solution in the middle east. ben rhodes joining me now, he is the author of the book, after the fall, the rise of authoritarianism in the world we've made, ben, there is so much here. and i'm trying to find little bits of hope. little opportunities to say that this will get better. we are about to cross 10,000 dead, probably, and hamas, we can confirm those numbers in gaza. but, blinken going in and kind of reiterating that america has a position on this, on one, hand makes me feel hopeful. on the other hand, there is nobody who really stands up for the two state solution anymore. >> yeah. there is not a lot of hope, early. when i look at the short term, i feel a great amount of trepidation for the palestinians who are dy

palestinian president presses the us to secure a safe spot by food of boss and secretary of state, anthony lincoln discuss, humanitarian pauses in the funding, and the longer to in the future of the region. and the hostage drama shuts down handbook airport police site and man who drive onto the runway, holding his voice.

secretary of state antony lincoln made an appearance at moscone center today. coming out 5:30, what he had to say about workers right in the u.s. and around the world. >>> and for everything you need to know about the apec summit, including how to get around all the road closures, head to our website, kpix.com. >>> let's turn to the other big story today, the weather. let's take a live look outside on a gloomy start to the evening. those clouds look a little ominous. first alert meteorologist paul heggen is tracking it. >>> the showers, as expected on this thursday have been more miss than hit. they went from left to south across the bay area this afternoon. here is a closer look at the north bay. coastal parts of sonoma county are seeing moderate rainfall. further south, we are talking about some showers making their way through parts of east bay, through the diablo orange. everything is moving from south to north across the bay area. we could see if you showers popping back up. futurecast indicates the best chance will be up offshore. largely, it is a dry sta

between the united nations and israel have broken or a collapsed one could say and the secretary of state lincoln is going to turkey, relationships with turkey and israel have completely collapsed. this today as we have learned there of been no foreign exits, fear of a no foreign exits or evacuations of injured through the rough border into egypt. the processing -- some assurances given that ambulances and emergency vehicles should be protected, that there should be a humanitarian assurance given to those vehicles as they exit into a rush after arians was targeted yesterday near the ship a hospital in gaza that resulted in the deaths of people that hamas and authorities on the ground are saying or civilians. even though israeli authorities have said that they attacked a hamas operatives on the ground of -- alicia, back to you. >> there for us in tel aviv, thank you israel also concerned about the threat at its northern border with lebanon. that is where the terror group has belie has stepped up attacks on northern israel. joining us now, nbc news foreign correspondent matt bradley from lebanon. m

this that spring in my kind of he's joining us live from washington dc and it's the secretary of state lincoln, the trip to the region. so what is the white house saying about it? what? who, what will he be focusing on like as well, the fact that he's being sent to the region so many occasions is reflective of how involved the whitehouse wants to be in. what is happening in the car in crisis been can as you say, for the 3rd time, if the all is really meet your report said he will be attending and is rarely will cabinet meeting in the course of his trip to tell a b. this has not been confirmed, it is from is right, immediate. but once again, that's an indication of the central role that the us is playing. who is attempting to play in emilio rating, the ongoing dispute between as well and the palestinian, particularly in gaza and the occupied westbank. but we have seen the by did administration and get hands on involved in the ongoing situation. they play the central part in the negotiations that lead to the ongoing release that we've seen of the captives the ceasefire along with kata and egypt

one person that has been very busy at apec today was secretary of state anthony lincoln. he met with leaders who will host it next year. he also met with china and he gave the opening remarks for the apec meeting, how it talks about how apec represents 40% of the worlds publishing and produces 60% of the world's goods and services. with all eyes on the city of san francisco, we had a chance to catch up one on one with the face of the city. that is san francisco mayor london breed, who talked about having apec in town this week. >> are we going to walk and talk? >> we can walk and talk. how is apec going? how is it going for the city? >> first of all, the city looks good. people feel good. there's been a lot of great events and parties and activities and meetings already. and a lot of great relationships that have been built as a result of apec. >>> coming up at 5:30, my entire interview with san francisco mayor london breed, including if the city can stay this clean year-round. also, her response to the international tv crew that was robbed at gunpoint in north beach. bac

mean it's the 3rd time that the secretary of state until lincoln was c a, a doing this more. and again, he reiterated as far as rights to defend itself, you actually as such as actually no obligation to defend itself. but also i think the emphasis this time was on as he put it, we need to do more to protect palestinian civilians and goals. and to that, and she said that, you know, there would be working on more humanitarian assistance. she actually said that, you know, from 0 when more trucks up to 100 trucks as a uh, into gaza. and uh, you know, also uh for, and this, and to a national, posting into a nationalist could be going out of college. one of the main messages here, but you also said they're working on humanitarian pauses, but she also said and disregard that how when and where this is still under discussion. so this is of course, a blow to all of you, many tearing organizations and the united nations doesn't have called for of a cease fire full stuff. and this seems to be not happening right now. but what do we think about that? coal for humanitarian, a pause is how

just moments ago we saw secretary of state entering lincoln's motorcade arrive here and tell of income the u.s.'s efforts to extend the pause. tonight, a leader from hamas telling cbs news that they are willing to release every hostage. that includes men and soldiers in exchange for every palestinian prisoner. the sixth wave of hostages released included the first time an american woman, liat, was free from captivity. but for her father speak only to the joy is incomplete. her sister flew from portland, oregon, for the reunion. what's in your mind and in your heart today right now? >> i'm just very grateful to be here with my family right now. i think that is most important thing to me right now. and i am going to feed off of that energy. >> i need to point out that her husband, is still captured in gaza. and getting him out of gaza is a more complex issue than getting women and children i would. >> reporter: aunt tonight, they heard from the president. >> i talked with her mother and father. they are very appreciative and things are moving well. she will soon be home with her three ch

that's right, us secretary of state anthony lincoln is returning to the - the area to the occupied territoriesand the palestinian authority in the first place not to receive anthony. lincoln today now as we are speaking palestinians from all walks of life have took to the streets in order to clearly say that they are against the visit of blincan and that we spoke to many of the people today, they were saying that they believe the american administration is complicit with israel in its war on the goza strip at the same time when blincon is calling for the egyptians to open the rafah crossing at the same time, he is turning a blind eye to the genocide and crimes being committed and against the people in the gauza strip, today as he arrives to ramala, five palestinians were killed in the occupied bank, three palestinians were killed in abudis, one israeli forces surrounded and besieged a home, they clashed with the palestinians there, the israeli forces had used energy shells against one of the buildings, they killed the three palestinians and fourth palestinian was killed in the village of noba

now this comes as us secretary of state to antony lincoln has visited doki, which is his latest stop in the shop of diplomacy aimed at finding solutions to these dread how much conflict he only met, stuck his water minister had gone to bed and i'm kinda relations between his trial and to a key i screened with the darkest compliment ocean of drugs, stop us attacks and gossip, and refusing to condemn us, blinked and set to us as pushing for more to monitor at an age to reach casa the, the deep concern here for the terrible told the guys us taking on the palestinians on man women and children in gauze and innocent civilians. a concern that we share and that we're working on every single day. we've engaged the israelis steps that they can take to minimize civilian casualties. we're working, as i said, very aggressively on getting more humanitarian assistance in the gaza. and we have very concrete ways of doing that. and i think you'll see in the days ahead that that assistance can expand and in significant ways. so that more gets into people who need it and gets to the people who need it

the jordan data in front of me to state saying that lincoln has a role to end this war blinking went on to say that israel has a right and an obligation to defend itself to ensure that these october 7 attacks that we sold launched by homeless on israel never happen again. a regional security is at stake here. that's why you have so many wide spaces uh, the whole region could sink into hatred for generations to come. was one of the expressions used by one of the foreign, our ministers. but there's a lot at stake here. this is going to take a lot longer go to. so the deputies been preserved in, in duration one. thank you. small thousands of people of rally here in berlin to show their support for the palestinians and to demand a ceasefire. in gaza, the demonstration has taken place under strict supervision at least say any statements that are anti semitic, anti is relo glorified violence, prohibited i probably palestinian demonstration, last month ended with violent clashes. and thousands of arrests with me is how many list analyst johnny brothers on is now pro palestinian demonstratio

capital and he will protest is interrupted a hearing on ministry 8 in congress, secretary of state and sleep. lincoln was forced to pause repeatedly as police removed, demonstrates his calling for an end to us support for israel's actions in gaza. development, bolivia is government, has denounced, is suffering. the plastic ties with israel over as actions and gaza. olivia's foreign ministry accuses israel of committing, quote, crimes against humanity, these really ministry and government and says it's doing everything has cans and limits civilian casualties in gaza. and to choose is how much of using civilians as human shields and they will leave you. i did police in paris have shots and wounded, availed women who reportedly threatened to train passengers. offices said they opened fire after she refused to obey orders and threatened to blow herself up. fox has been on high and that since the school stabbing by a suspect, it is a mistake. streams on october 13th, 2, boxed on now with the fate of hundreds of thousands of guns living in pockets. don is hanging in the balance. the pockets on the governme

many palestinians fail, that's new, it's safe to go. meanwhile, us secretary of state thomas named lincoln has the spirit of support for your monotone pauses in the fighting. bought to rebuffed clothes for the full fees, fire thing that's going to allow home us to regroup. blick and has been holding talks and jordan with adibly adults who's been pressing for a complete stop to the fighting. a rare open display of disagreement. the trip to jordan has revealed the chasm between american support for israel and arrow countries outraged over the siege and bombardment of the gaza strip. the egyptian foreign minister urged us to secure a ceasefire to out of her. i emphasized the importance of achieving an immediate and comprehensive cease fire and god without any conditions or restrictions who have been outside. jordan warrant of escalating hate treads in the region. muslim permission to wish for other human values, dictate that we where for peace and we stop this, not this and we do not allow for a for the very dangerous the human as ation that we see us secretary of state antony, blink and warr

yes, of secretary state lincoln was here a but so was present bible involved in some of the goals and some of the display diplomacy that had a most sad came here from these righty side. cancel is being the country that has been the lynch pin, but of course egypt also important because the aid going into a gauze or is an important part of this. and in many ways, egypt controls the gate that's being used, the roof or gate in into gaza. what kind of that will be happening now? is that the way they've done the diplomacy in the mediation for this is the way that going to try it now to keep this holding to make sure there are no violations . they're going to be in touch with all sides, but most importantly, with these riley's and how miles they have operations room with real time links to both. i mean, ideas is if there's any problems at tool, any hiccups, any violations, even that they've got to speak to both sides, straight away with that real time information and try and, and deal with a violation then to make sure they're in that and to make sure that it doesn't, in any way disrupt thes

people, me included, did not trust him all the way about this, but clearly was secretary of state. lincoln's is going to come to the area. we're going to have probably more clarity about what the amount of composition is. and that is the don't want the, the, that it's going to war after the for stay with me. because we've got some breaking news now is really media reports. various is riley, media outlets reporting. the 13 is riley captives at being held by homeless in the gaza. strip have been released now to the international committee of the red cross if correct, that signals the beginning of a sequence process. now in which, as we saw on friday, those captives will be taken by the international red cross to a medical facility check though, but then flown by is riley miller treats across to annette based in the south of israel and eventually finding their way to a see but i believe hospital in tel aviv, we're white confirmation of those reports, but it does appear that the 2nd phase of a captive release is on the way my one indicating that a 2 hour delay has not necessarily amounted to any

which lincoln and congress are very, very aware of it 1861. i would also mention the border states that come up afo little t before in 1861 lincoln is trying to keep the border states on his side on the side of being in war effort. going too quickly with emancipation what you certainly have disrupted the loyalty, it lessened the loyalty of the border slaveholding states of the union. so, all these things change slowly. that's part of the story every emancipation there are changes in northern public opinion there are changes in the military situation. changes the way the government is addressing the problem. gradually you see a change, i sometimes think about these laws which are up on the screen as kind of stepping stones towards emancipation. and by the time they're passing these laws they did not really know the end was going to be. but in retrospect you can see each of the steps along the way to the final emancipation proclamation. you read a little bit about these august 1861 act is the one that liberated enslaved w people were labor it was being used to aid the rebellion. so i