yeah, i dw correspondent tanya crane and she was as well, let's hope that the improve relations between the wells that 2 superpowers following talks between us presenters, joe, joe biden, and china as president j summits of asia pacific nations being held in california. both the latest that they wanted a bachelor ties. despite the meetings capital scripting, a comment from president biden did threaten to the rail, some of the progress pretty well. the world's 2 most powerful men meeting face to face for the 1st time in over a year. despite the genteel background, this was a high stakes summit aimed at improving difficult relations between the us and china. i value our conversation because i think is perma so you know, i understand each other clearly leader to leader with no misconceptions or miscommunication. we have to ensure that competition does not appear in the conflict. plenty tough is big enough for, for our 2 countries to succeed. and one countries, success is an opportunity for via the, the of the full hours of tools. the 2 was sent to have taken positive steps forward to the p

yeah, i think w corresponded tanya crane and she was guessing reliable information out of gaza has become increasingly difficult conditions. but just dangerous, and only a few people have actually made it, as of the cabinetry, goes in german, this tosh him. but lucia has made it to safety and he told me about his journey. it's a mixed feeling to be honest. i'm, i'm happy for myself. my family as well, especially my children that we are out and safe. we are not under bombardment as we used. we are able to reach war to and, and, and have the good food. but in the same time, it's very hard for me to, to leave and, and my, my rest of the rest of my family, your extended family brothers and sisters and father on the journey itself. what was that like an hiwassee to the roof of border crossing. i don't, he was very tough and very hard. we i lent about myself being on the list around for a m and the day i last on november 3 and i moved out of and they receive g. the ice data i know said right to be g can be in the center and go this thread i. i was struggling to uh, to get some guys lean for my

for the humanitarian stakeholders there, which is already very dia, onto know, a correspondent tanya crane, israel. his release video that it says approved time asked me to send to use guns as i'll shave a hospital in connection with the october 7th tire attacks. the idea as of which it shows is riley hostages being brought into the hospital. israel's ministry is also released a video of a tunnel. it says runs under the hospital officials from the hamas run how far they denied that al chief of sits on top of a how much command and control sensor these riley claims have not been independently verified. the israel defense forces have released this footage. they say shows a tunnel under gases el cheapo hospital. the idea says the 55 meter long shaft ends with a blast prove door, but did not say what is behind it. this footage has not been independently verified . the idea of also released the video of what it says are hostages taken from israel entering the hospital. the footage appears to be dates down to october, the 7th, the day of the home as attacks. these real defense forces has a moral

that's all a tanya crane. the reporting for us in terms of the truce and does the, has been extended by 2 days, giving the people living there a temporary stance of relative calm and a bit of chance to access humidity or in a but it's 8 organizations, one the situation for civilians across the gaza strip remains by a these kids raised to weather and still play outside. the cold and rainy conditions are an additional bed and for many and to make shift shelters. and garza and my bottom, the rain and cold of warm me out. and i kind of do, and it's in my clothes room where it's and i can't change them and i have no clothes, no food, no water jacket. and i haven't drank water in 2 days and there's no bathroom to use and have not much got that outside. i'm them i'm, that's where is age organizations. then of course, you go, you know, hundreds of thousands of children who are not in school or in very other crowd of times who are called and starting to rain, who do not have enough food. do not have enough water. who a

thank you for that time you dw corresponded tanya crane and she was well guessing reliable information. the hours of gaza has become increasingly difficult. conditions for john, this is dangerous and only a few people have made hours of the territory, causing generally higher than about lucia is one of them will talk to him in just a moment. first of is a short profile, including a few images he recorded from beach journey out of the territory. husband boucher, a long time reporter and dw contributors since 2012. he's covered many conflicts between israel and him, us, but he says, this war is like nothing else he's experienced. he's had to strike a balance between objective reporting, where he's about his family and his personal feelings. as it goes on. this footage he took of his neighborhood for him, it was clear he could not return. the area has been under fire since october 7th. the day of hamas is terror attacks on israel. husband moved south and kept trying to get the news out. i'm in power outages and with no internet. he took this photo of a boy struggling to stay in touch. how

is now w, as in the crane. belinda, uh, tell me to include at this stage that this release of the hostages of this truce a is a success so far so good. it's still early days is tanya mentioned, this is a complex agreement with a lot of different moving parts, but they one appears to have gone according to plan. there was some exchange of fire or at least one way fire shortly after 7. when the ceasefire began. this morning, but in fact, after that things did come down cease fire appears to be holding a to appears to be entering the gaza strip, badly, badly needed aid, as you know, and used to be that hundreds of trucks would enter every day in the last 6 weeks that hasn't been the case, but today, if all did go as planned, there should have been uh, some uh, up to 200 trucks, including food and cooking, fuel fuel and cooking oil. both badly needed. both have been in short supply because for these were concerned, these rarely authorities concerned that fuel could fall into the hands of the mouse . and then of course, the prisoner exchange and hostage exchange is going according to plan. so the 3 more days to go. but so far so good, and now let's talk with benjamin n