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terry, thank you very much. that was our corresponding terry shoulds estimated security code. well, j events is also meeting ukrainian president belonged to me as well as the later on friday. later today, for talks on how to negotiate a settlement to the russia, ukraine conflict, the us push to bring las go to the table has been a major focus of the conference in munich with, along with security and the rest of europe. let's listen to what the vice president had to say about nato allies posting their defense spending. and i'm sure you all came here prepared to talk about how exactly you attend to increase defense spending over the next few years in line with some new target. and that's great, because as president trump has made abundantly clear, he believes that our european friends must play a bigger role in the future of this cotton that we don't think you hear this term burden sharing. but we think it's an important part of being in a shared alliance together that the european stuff up while america focuses on areas of the world that are in great danger. well, in the next c

for inspiration, friend from school, terry wogan. a friend from school, terry wogan.by the as long._career was a friend from school, terry wogan. | by the as long-— henry kelly, who has died at the age of 78. time for a look at the weather. here's sarah keith—lucas. we have had some lively weather out there, some dramatic clouds off the coast of hampshire. coming out of these has been some these clouds has been some thunderstorms and large heel and heavy rain. the next few days, heavy rain. over the next few days, a in weather, because high a change in weather, because high pressure a lot of dry strip w w w w wstrithhwew w ww w 'w’ w wstrithhwew w a ww w 'w’ strip the w ofsomeww weather strip the chance of some chilly nights with frost, and chilly nights with frost, mist and fog. this is the radar, which shows where we have had the recent showers and thunderstorms, plenty of them, we are going to keep the showers are across northern ireland coming in across northern ireland and wales, the midlands and also into wales, the midlands and also into wales, the midlands and

terry shelter standing by for us in munich, terry. um they us special envoy wants to break rushes alliances with north korea and china, but after 3 years of war is washington and its allies in a position to drive a wedge between russia and its supporters as well. there are certainly ways they can do that, but let's look at how complicated this has gotten. melissa, you know, the us, me put north korea and china in the same basket when it comes to the fact that they, they support russia in the war against ukraine. but, well, no european country has a diplomatic or trade relationship with pee on yang. that's not the case with china is as you will know, so when they're expecting the europeans to cut off china or to help diminish the influence, they're talking about the main source of the you imports. and so that's a very difficult thing for them to ask. and it's not something that the europeans are our team to do. and especially if we look at the alienation that has, has been coming just in the last few days alone. this may be leverage fo

terry tinker: she's got severe injuries to her head. andrea canning: little did you know, the mystery that was about to unfold. i go into the living room, and i see blood all over the place. went into the bathroom, there's more blood. the whole time, we're thinking, it was a car wreck and now, what happened? i told my brother, this is how people get away with murder. andrea canning: the rumor mill is in overdrive. kay black: is in overdrive. there was gossip, that there was an affair. sex, lies, and a christian bike club who would have thought exactly this was just tearing her apart you really can't make this up. there's no other way to describe a human being like that satan's spawn hello and welcome to "dateline." when judy orr met jamie baldwin, he swept her off her feet. then, jamie said judy suffered not one, but two accidents in the same night, and she was gone. detectives believed the grieving husband, but her family launched their own investigation. their question? was this a case of bad luck or the handiwork of a clever killer?

people in a car ramming incident in munich may have been motivated by islamic street, the low and terry morris. and thanks for joining us. political leaders role over the world are converging on germany to take part in the annual munich security conference. this year's gathering is set to focus on the war and ukraine and america's changing foreign policy. leading the us delegation, vice president j. d bench began the day with a meeting with nato head, mark ruta, and call for the alliance to race defense, spending and shoulder more of the burden for security in europe. the gathering comes days after us present, donald trump alarmed europe and key by speaking to rushes. vladimir putin on the phone about a settlement to end ukraine conflict without 1st consulting them. more of that in a moment. first, this report in the battlefield in done yet in eastern ukraine, one of the regions, russia has tried to swallow and the ukrainians have fought for years to get back. last year, ukrainian president follow to me as a lensky, laid out a victory plan to world leaders that included nato membership

terry shells in munich, thank you so much for your insights. here's a quick look at some more stories making headlines. a 14 year old boy has been killed and for others injured in a stabbing attack in southern austria. police alleged the perpetrator attack passers by at random in the city of villa. they have arrested a 23 year old of syria, national, who they say was a legal residence in the country. over a dozen people have died after a stampede at a train station in the indian capital. daily. the crush happened as thousands gathered it toward services to the my husband, whom do festival was largest religious gathering, a trust millions and has a history of crowd related disasters. in the democratic republic of congo meeting has broken out in the capital after rebel fighters entered the eastern cities outskirts, thousands of residents have fled with the wand. in fact, rebels already in control of the local airport. the m 23 army group and its allies captured vilma, the regions largest city late last among african leaders, have elected to bodie

terry? what he would like president trump to focus on is that the u. k. was the 1st country to say it would contribute troops to any eventual reassurance force or peace keeping force. should president trump be able to broker a ceasefire between presidents, zalinski and put in? but what i think he's going to be in for is president from criticizing the relatively low level of defense spending by the u. k. a stormer came out today and said that he wants to raise that level to 2.5 percent by the year 2027. that's far below what trump is expecting of nato allies. he's going to demand 5 percent defense spending and much more quickly the u. k is going to be able to do that. in fact, farmer said that he hoped to get up to 3 percent of g d p by the year 2035. so i am sure that he's concerned that he's going to hear something about the defense spending, even as he wants to focus on the u. k. being out in front with the potential to put boots on the ground as president trump has requested them. european allies, w correspondent, terry schultz in brussels. terry, than

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terry, thanks so much for that. those t w's correspondent, terry schultz and brussels. a taiwan coast guard has detained a trying these crude called our ship over suspicions. but it may have said that an undersea cook can be telecommunications cable. the shit which has registered in togo was intercepted between taiwan main island on the outlying pen do islands, harmonies authorities have detained a crew members and all investigating now whether in nearby on the see cable was intentionally cons. taiwan has reported 5 cases of i'm the c cable malfunction so far this year. i pay has raised concerns, but china could damage its communications cables in a bit to blockade, or sees the islands which beijing claims as its own. you mean dw is james traitor, is following the story for us from ty pay, he sent us this update. are so many details to be on doubts about this particular incident. suppose we know leah taiwan is coast guard, said it had to detains this china link ship with 8 crew members. those were all a chinese nationals that was off to this on the see table for this ha

yes sir. >> this is a question for terry. terry is vice president and manager of this. what concerns have you had specifically about the management of this space -- about the congestion? have you ever raised these directly with? >> so again, the united states airspace is the safest in the world. safety is our one of our top priorities and we continue to ensure that the airport is safe for operations. >> it is not safe. there have been near misses here. you would have been made aware of. have you raised concerns with the congestion? >> yeah, i can say again we work with the faa. we're regulated by the faa. we comply with all faa safety regulations. if that doesn't answer the question. >> yes sir. can you talk about how much debris has been moved to hangar 7 at some point that operation be transition to a private company at ntsb? >> so that's an investigation question appropriate for ntsb this afternoon. we'll take 2 more. yes sir. >> tom had a question for terry as well as far as the airport took a position against adding extra flights out of here and one of the concerns

former green bay packers terry shopper.'s seen more fights than a cashier at waffle house -- waffle house. charly arnold's. he's made more people disappear then hillary clinton. illusionist criss angel. and he's not an magician but he can make an audience disappeared. comedian joe mackey so my first question is. did you fly to glendale cemetery and take terry's clothes? >> i am feeling pretty good about that. >> greg: so what is the new look? >> of war them forever. and here is the thing. thinking of law enforcement. now that you are a dead, does that mean you're two or three day coke benders are over. because i will call you up and you will do the whole thing. terry as a parent and i will roll my eyes and say i wish we had what we used to have the congratulations anyway. >> greg: we will have to dial it back to one day a week. so you were a green beret and this is happening in the nsa on the work systems. basically it's intercompany email. and the thing is they are just weirdos and their whole life is geared towards this.

terry schultz in brussels tonight. terry is always thank you. well, whether they like it or not, you crating and face a future that will be determined in part by the negotiating strategy of us president donald trump. ukrainian president zalinski also knows who he's dealing with and that goes for truck and for food. today the landscape pushed back boys and concerned about being sidelined by the 2 leaders, the whole mission set. and it's important that everything does not go according to a person's plan. in which he wants to do everything to make his negotiations and bilateral reduce between humans and united states of america. that i'm glad we use the silver and country simply will not be able to accept any agreements without as not going to e mail. and would you keep the moving us to business? all right, our coverage continues. now. we want to go to ukraine's capital corresponding economy joints, me, nick, the united states, even if they're pulling back so many they've still thrown out this idea of no return to pre 2014 borders for ukraine, no n

terry, as always, thank you. all right, here's a quick look now and some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. rwandan backed rebels explained to achieve control of the strategic airport in the east of the democratic republic of the congo footage on social media shows. armed men in the streets of cobbled boot where the airport is located, the m 23. our group has been advancing on the nearby city of boot cover for weeks following their capture of the city of goma. ukraine says, a rushing drone has struck the chernobyl nuclear power plants. the weapon penetrated the outer shell, protecting the facility, and it started the fire. the un atomic energy agency says it did not compromise the inner containment shell of the reactor that melted down back in 1986. and that radiation levels in the area have not increased. that's good. thailand's army has free 260 people from 20 countries who were forced into working in online scam centers and me and more. the rescue operation is part of the crack do

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terry, thank you. on your other headlines around the world this. our police in belgium are searching for at least 2 armed men after shooting outside a train station in the capitol, brussels spokesperson for the authorities said nobody was injured, and the suspects fled into the metro. several transport lines across the city would shut in response to the incident. in all 3 is a capital vienna. thousands of protesters have rallied against the far away freedom party taking power. the party is currently in thoughts with the conservative people's party after forming or about rather forming a governing coalition. the freedom party won the most the sin last september's election. the ukraine says that 5 civilians have been killed in a russian missile attack on the city of them in the heart chief region. granting officials say in russia aimed at the missiles at the city center, and that no ukrainian soldiers were at the side of the shelving page. president says, he would agree to direct peace talks with russian president vladimir, who you're watching dw new

and terry these are his words, run around naked.vidence of that. >> do not give me that visual. i've got a few more questions and they are here to defend themselves. i know you love to fish very competitive. i have seen shots of you and terry all over social media out fishing who is the bigger fishermen and who's a better it's on the fish stories? >> since i've been fishing a little bit longer, i tell the best fish stories. terry is a better fisherman on fresh water. i'm the better fishermen on saltwater. i took him out many years ago we started going out further and further and further. we going to go so far i can't see land? >> that's where his advantage is. he fishes and farm ponds i fish and oceans. >> he is not here to defend that. we'll take your word for because i've seen the photos. also terry and howie both of them outside of football do some acting. they have been into movies. which 1 do you think is closer to winning an oscar and who is the bigger ham? >> you know you shortchange me there. i was in a water boy with adam s

terry, thank you. or other sweet knocks. 3 years since russia launched its full scale invasion of ukraine. the bottle of boot happened in the very early stages of the invasion of the month, the fizz 5 seats facing ukraine. it took the town back from russia, and in doing so, uncovered evidence of russian war crimes. the war has destroyed countless lives and tool and families upon the rushes. aggression has not broken the result of the training and people to defend the country. they call themselves the witches of boucher an unofficial monica knowns to a mystic sisterhood. lucia because we are working in the boot chomsky districts, which is because old women which is these women a part of nearly all female volunteer defense unit trying to shoot down russian drones in the suburbs with a live suburbs of boucher and r. p on the outskirts of keys. these areas were unknown to most outside ukraine before the war, but anal, synonymous with some of the worst atrocities committed by russian troops in the days of t

and then i met terry at the convention. right. and same thing where there's not a lot of you know, there's even less good speechwriters on foreign policy because they tend to be either like super nerdy foreign policy wonks, you know, or they're people that don't know about foreign policy. and he had worked for the secretary of defense as a speechwriter, and he was kind of in the writers room. right. we were, you know, and and so i was like, oh, this guy is a good speechwriter who gets the importance of telling the story but knows about these issues. and i kind of filed it away. and so then in transition and after obama won in 2008, i remember we had coffee and every you know, it was like this is i didn't tell terry this. i didn't interview and i'm hearing this for the first time. i didn't i literally didn't interview another person. i was like, we have to hire this person. he totally gets what we're trying to do. but he still made me take a test. yeah, yeah, yeah. they still me. and i remember. and this is breaking news and you re

well, tom, since the morning today, over fix the issue many terry and h folks in said the cause of the strokes with carrying out who the medical supplies, blankets and fields to the origin. besset gaza strip but that you still at that time. so the agreement, $608.00 folks must inside god on a daily basis. but the rates are. busy coming in, so the gaza strip was increasingly very shaky since the implementation of the 1st phase of the agreement. yesterday, we have seen a very start passing rates of trucks into casa, following ca, mazda, as decision to suspend the release of the very top tips until further notice. i think tunbridge committed, terry, a troops incense casa, and why distributed to many geographic location, some districts. and now with such more, inc, coming into a district, it could get a, please sign that a progress has been made to negotiations to contain the situation. but we are still to now did not witness any entry of machinery for more buying houses. that being said, had been a very, pretty total points of contention. but we how much can you spell? we simply tom. okay

but then human, it's terry and 11. and the unitarian situation is very a miserable where palestinians are chewing up on bread lines. are queueing up on community kitchens on walter. defend up uh would even like drinking water and water for washing and well and for a shower. and also the fact that it's very hard to transport from a place to another is also increasing a, the suffering of policy and use. we have been seeing people walking long distances to fill up one gallon of water. and we have been seeing people lining up for hours to get a one breath bundle. okay, thank you so much. instead of giving us a better idea, a bit of picture of exactly what people face fit in northern guys and country for us to let me go sessions. so to begin on the 2nd phase of the gaza seized by agreement between as well and from off the sides includes the exchange of the remaining captives and gaza for more palestinians held in is riley prisons. that during this phase, as far as the forces are expected to completely withdrawal from gaza a

i love terry bradshaw, i love to aikman. >> shannon: you can say it because terry is not here. >> jimmyferent speed to difference because they might be more talented team in philadelphia. >> shannon: two years ago when we were talking arizona, saquon barkley. what kind of difference maker is he for the eagles? >> jimmy: you need to ask michael strahan, because he is a giant man. >> shannon: he is. >> jimmy: and berkeley, with all the runs he's made this year, it's unbelievable. but now he's got a great offensive line, he's got an outstanding offensive line coa coach, and i think with all of the pieces of the puzzle together he is having a great year. >> shannon: what you think of the celebrity factor that is now bubbling up at the nfl? you're going to have taylor swift supporting travis kelce. it's brought a lot of females in different fans, younger fans who might not have been as into the nfl, and other tuning into these games. maybe they get a look, but they are learning to love the game too? >> jimmy: i don't know that i'm going to say i'm a swiftie. i don't have a bracelet. but it's

terry: it could rise or fall.ne of the things that secretary of treasury scott bessent has been specific about is talking about it is a path-dependent decision on a lot of these things. in this case, the path is dependent on what the other countries actually do in response to what the united states wants. annmarie: so, choose your own adventure. if you're the leader of mexico or canada, what concessions are you offering the oval office? terry: you want to continue to push on border. show them you are serious about the border and you want to continue to show them that you are serious about the flow of illegal drugs, particularly fentanyl, into the country, because that is what the administration says that they care about. and you want to frankly talk to them about autos. they will perceive that as a trump weak spot, but that will benefit all countries to figure out how to massage that. annmarie: we have heard from the ford ceo talk about how this could "blow a hole" in the industry. what should the european union b

from a dictator or author terry imposed on these and has ”"w'qfiihasfiorked and hasiwiorked for 25 thingsl years to undermine us global interest is quite jarring, frankly. this not the same frankly. this is not the same situation with president from's --, .-,,,,,we,, , , 7 77 w w ”we a war, a massive conventional war, a massive military war in europe for the ”time 77 . time since ”time sincefworld . . stime sincefworld iii/arc ”time sincefworld vilarzll first time since world war ii so the stakes are far higher, so the stakes are far higher, so we can't have the repeat we heard during the first donald trump administration and i hope the white house and reason prevails in the us starts acting superpower acting as a global superpower and to vladimir and doesn't counter to vladimir putin. willing to sit across the table from a dictator or author terry imposed on these horrible things and has worked for 25 years to undermine us global interest is quite jarring, frankly. this is not the same situation with president from's first term. we have a conventional war, a massive military war in europ

that of course has a lot of questions left to be answered. brent was terry shields. they're reporting from brussels. india is prime minister in the range remote. he is in washington today for talks with us president trump body is the 4th world leader to meet with drunk. since trump 2nd term began just a few weeks ago, the 2 are expected to discuss some top topics including migration and terrorist body enjoyed a good relationship with trump during the 1st the trump administration. but there has been growing anger in deli, over controversial us deportation flights, as well as trumps threats of slapping retaliatory terrorists on indian imports. it's a lot to talk about their lives crossover now they are corresponding, janelle, and do malone. she is in washington following these talks. and so what can we expect from this meeting to now? brian to moody and trump are expected to discuss a range of topics from energy and for structure, trade, immigration defense. but really, a lot of special attention will be paid to what the 2 leaders say about trade. so in the last weeks,

terry: i didn't do anything!is a remarkable achievement to take a social issue that is so serious, something like racial profiling, and not only find the humor in it, but find the humanity in it. terry: it was right outside my home! jake: i can't believe this, nothing like that has ever happened to me and i've done some pretty suspicious thing in the street. cop: hey hey there what are you doing? jake: i'm just playing a prank on my buddy. cop: sounds fun, carry on! patrick gomez: after the re-election of president obama there was no longer much room for hope in politics, as much as there was division. which meant it was the perfect time for a show like veep. selina: i cannot f------ believe how terrible you are at your job. what are you running on a platform of higher taxes and episiotomies? jeff garlin: if a bomb went off in that white house, i wouldn't care. those are the worst people on earth. selina: where were you amy, by the way? where were you? amy: no, you said you had it covered. selina: no i didn't hav

now many terry and aid did they lose that? if china comes today, i think you know too many terry, and i call me t a day african union and say, look, we'll step into these extent that wouldn't really begin giving them not stronger foothold on the african continent. well, for instance, joe biden doing, he's lost last time, few weeks before he left. he visited a goal of the reason why it didn't go on was the united states is trying to build a railway, what we call the people triangle that come to that joins the democrats. republicans call those on the, on demand on go lock for shipment of clean materials that are used for clean, green energy to the united states in europe. you lose that to china. no other oct us. that was definitely impact the united states as well. why not be a good point now for us foot solve this in the context of some numbers because foreign aid is used by most government as a tool to influence others. that's no surprise. and as a way to implement their phone policies in the us, it's a complex process with fu

we asked you to be corresponded, terry schultz and brussels. what we could expect from causes visit you us as well as your foreign policy. she's kind of call us is not one to remain silent. if she disagrees with what's being said, she's a former student in prime minister, add an extraordinarily strong supporter of ukraine. you saw her there wearing yellow and blue yesterday at the anniversary of the start of the war. so i would expect that she herself is stealing her nerves for these meetings, because if secretary of state marco rubio repeats, things that president trump has said like ukraine started this war or that it doesn't believe russia needs to give up anything. and any eventful piece talks or the lensky is a dictator. i mean, she actually addressed that yesterday and said she thought president trump got confused between zelinski and pollutants when he made those remarks. so we couldn't be in for another engagement like we saw yesterday with president mclaren when he corrected president trump, that the you does not expect to be repaid fo

okay, so i am w, corresponded terry shultz, she's in, or they wrote following the story for us. and she told me what the swedish police shared in today's press conference, or what police are being very, very cautious about what information they are giving the public. they haven't given the identity of the suspected shooter. they've given basic details like there are 6 people remaining in the hospital, some of them quite seriously wounded. in addition to the 11 people who are now confirmed dead. and there had been a lot of reports about to the government in local media, including that he is 35 years old. that he had a license for a hunting rifles. and there are, are also stories that his family a sense that they haven't had much contact to them. the hasn't been, you know, connected with the family which is, which is located here in edinburgh. so they're really being very careful about what they release at this time. given the fact that the investigation is still under way was dw terry field say reporting from suite use. a quick reminder now of our top story, you as president, don

the hello, i'm terry morris, and thanks for joining us. political leaders from all over the world are converging on germany to take part in the annual munich security conference for seniors gathering is set to focus on the war in ukraine and america's changing foreign policy. leading the us delegation, vice president j. d events. he began today with a meeting with nate to head mark router and to call for the lines to raise defense spending and shoulder more of the burden for your security on europe. gathering comes days after us president donald trump alarmed europe and key by speaking to russia's president vladimir putin on the phone, about a settlement to end that ukraine conflict with out 1st consulting the europeans and you crap. more on that in a moment. but 1st, this report the battlefield in done yet can eastern ukraine. one of the regions, russia has tried to swallow, and the ukrainians have fought for years to get back. last year ukrainian president followed him. is a lensky laid out a victory planned to world leaders that included nato membership and a return to the countrie

given the fact that the investigation is still under way, it was due to these terry sills. they're reporting from your vote in sweden of the democratic republic of congo. as government says, the unilateral ceasefire declared biber wanda backed rebels finding of the east of the country is quote, faults communication, the rebels take the city of go my last week. the united nation says at least 900 people have been killed in the fine a mass burial and government as marks overflow with the bodies of those killed and the fighting power cuts from the conflict and kept marks from being able to refrigerate the dead. the need to bury the dead quickly as urgent as most mortuaries are located in hospitals. with the risk of spreading these to patients and health care staff is serious. patients wounded by the fighting overwhelmed hospitals. ashima just 10 was wounded by a bomb and a camp for internally displaced people we were putting out to leave the camp. then suddenly, we heard a bomb explode. message it hit me? yes, i don't feel well. but what i really want is to get this bandage of

terry martin, thanks for joining us. united states has split with a to europe and allies at the united nations by refusing to blame russia for its invasion of ukraine. us and france were at odds at the un security council, where the us failed to back a resolution labeling russia as the aggressor in ukraine's war. despite those present, trump has again stated the conflict could and within weeks and that presence lensky might be back in washington this week, or next. as a dramatic shift in transatlantic relations at the un security council. for years out of the us has voted in favor of resolutions that take place affirming ukraine's territorial integrity over there and calling on russia to seize hostilities to under president donald trump. us is taking a different stand, sir, since it's but the time for russia and ukraine to make difficult choices. and the fighting is now. we call on all other un member states to join the united states in pushing for a durable piece that will bring stability to europe and deter further agg

yes, terry. so yeah, digesting that certainly, i mean i've never heard of speech like that or the meaning security conference, certainly not from or us vice president. and i, i'm sure that nobody here really has that was a really, really unusual speech or a pretty massive intervention by j. d. vance. in european politics. we got a little bit of a hint to the beginning of it when, where he got an applause line. and he said, i hope that is not the last line of applause that i guess in the speech. actually it turned out it pretty well was he was essentially saying through the audience here in europe that, that whole approach to the right wing population parties that it'd be making gains here in germany and elsewhere. s within the consonant is completely wrong. and that it presents a greater danger to european democracy, european society and the west, and then any danger, oppose from outside. for instance, the world is raging in ukraine. so i think certainly that germany was bracing for this is some

an elite is meeting in brussels after the us president threatens terry. the play you're watching. ology, 0 live from bill. how with me for the back people also coming up more medical evacuees are leaving guys with talks on implementing the 2nd phase of a ceasefire. expected to get underway. soldiers in the democratic republic of congo laws to regroup as the n $23.00 fight is much towards another major city in the east. and later, joe is out of the about 2100000 people walk up. we want to increase the least bike and balances. 0 speaks to syria is new minister of agriculture who's stretching to create millions of jobs. thank you for joining us. there is term more lead names, national money markets, j, as in asia, f tumble shows in europe and also found in shortly the set off spots by fee is of a wide reaching trade war. following comments by the us present, donald trump concerns escalade the draft of us in post 25 percent in for taxes on canada and mexico along with an extra 10 percent on chinese goods. those tags, so set to take effect on tuesday, canada a

terry, thank you very much for the best challenges here is terry kemp was on live the in the rough uh 7 gossip. meanwhile, her mazda is really 3 is really kept, is nearly $500.00 days after they were taken during the october 7th attack. israel's foreign minister benjamin this now is not on his way to the united states, where he's expected to meet present donald trump in washington, dc. and discuss the next phase of the guy the sci fi deal. trump is taking credit for the agreement that went into effects the day before his evaluation. but families of the remaining is really kept, is concerned that now we'll try to sabotage the 2nd face. my son was going is scheduled to be released from captivity and gaza only in phase 2 of the deal. we the families waiting for our loved ones to be released in the next phases of very concerned. we turn to address us president donald trump missed the president. so we are deeply concerned that the extremist in the call lucian and the 10 you know, are attempting to sabotage the deal. nor a con is following developments from jordan's capital a month. that sa

okay, thank you so much terry. because always terica bowes and for us there in rafa. honda salute has moved from amman and jordan, now this because he is ready government and the pellets and you know, far as he, his band owns is 0 from uprising in israel as well as the occupied west bank. there's been no official response from these really is despite how most announcing that they would release captives on saturday as part of the ceasefire agreement frameworks. but it's interesting because these really prime ministers still held the security and situational assessment in southern israel. that lasted more than 4 hours and officials say that they went over a wide variety of scenarios there, including a return to full scale war. it's something the premier has been threatening for the last couple of days as well as his defense ministers saying that this war would be much more severe on the gaza strip if how much did not release those captives. but it's important to note that him us up to use israel, a violating the ceasefire in many different ways, but specifically by not