as tony chang reports in jungles close to the board with china rebels attack a government position despite facing superior um or in 5 pounds. these point is it made dramatic gains across chance. state strategic hilltop bases vital to the control of this region have also fall into that forces the captured weapons, ammunition and government troops. and formed a new coalition. you can obelia and what are these policies to work with all resistance organizations to eliminate the june to as long as i know you're fighting in the south under the command of the korean here in the north, we have fighting under the brotherhood of lines in the immediate future, we will also expand the operations in central main mo, most military is pointing back bullies fund from artillery batteries and faces that haven't yet been over run. and it remains unchallenged in the, making it hard for the rebels to whole ground. in the boulder city, changed to a whole thousands of fled into china during the military's response. phone calls. when julia, when we call them relevant parties to cease fire as soon as possible, res

this success may have shown the more the unity is the way for tony chang l to 0. a full wary farmers in ukraine curbing winter comp sewing this autumn ukraine is one of the world's biggest producers of this type of grain. rob mcbride travel to a farming area in keys on parts of his $500.00 heck to farm alexandra to buck and shows us the fields of wind to wait that are already sprouting you. but he also shows us the adjacent fields where he's decided not to plot this year. and they sees why is warehouses, i'll still filled with $800.00 tons of grain from last year as harvest. that he cons. so without making a loss, when you have us, but that's to reduce my we do we by about 30 percent. yeah. but i know the fives that i've reduced by more than hoss we never heard of some, you know, that i've decided not to go through just to keep working on very low margins. farm is where hate hod by the steep rise in export costs caused by the war made was this last summer when russia scrapped an equivalent to allow safe passage of some grain ships from ukraine, southern poles. rus

tony chang reports. heavy smoke hangs over the wide boulevard leading to a new dell is indicates the day of today, while the celebrations, it seems the festival of lights is being replaced like blue pollution levels dropped to the end of last week of the heavy rains. the request, the residents scale back the celebrations seem to have been ignored. most of the day that pollution was expected to increase people set off by crap cuz it happens every year. you just have the certified crack of despite the government asking them not to do so. i saw them near my house and i couldn't sleep well. the celebrations in the capital one more muted this year. fireworks was seen and heard throughout the night. across india, hundreds of millions of people, celebrated by 19 campbells, mocking the symbolic victory of light to the darkness. but those tossed with reducing the pollution levels. think the government needs to take a broader approach. no, no focus on daily i think really does take away from the fact that this is a huge and initial um if you go and measure the quality anywhere in punjab, bacon

and that the areas have been moved to are barely habitable tony chang has a story. the temples are then cool, celebrated around the world, and a source of national pride, dominican buildings. the 12 century side attracts tens of millions of visitors every year that its pre covet 19 p generated hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue. the cambodian government says the maintenance and protection of the temple complex requires it to move. people further away. that's been happening since the beginning of the year. often on the military supervision. nothing else. we lost everything in the relocation. we don't have any hopes left. we owe the bank and we still have to repay every month. it's very hard to accept a house out. many of the relocation sites, a barely habitable fire and stretches of land with no water. sanitation will housing. we found that a lot of them were threatened by local officials, being forced to move uh, were told that they would not receive any compensation. it would be power cuts, flooding, and some were even threatened with arrest. and colewell,

tony chang has the support the temples of uncle, celebrated around the world and a source of national pride, dominican buildings. the 12 century site attracts tens of millions of visitors every year that its pre covet 19 p generated hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue. the cambodian government says the maintenance and protection of the temple complex requires it to move people further away. that's been happening since the beginning of the year, often on the military supervision. nothing else though, we lost everything in the relocation. we don't have any hopes left. we owe the bank and we still have to repay every month. it's very hard to accept about many of the relocation sites, a fairly habitable fair and stretches of land with no water. sanitation will housing. we found that a lot of them were threatened by local officials, being forced to move uh, were told that they would not receive any compensation. it would be power cuts, flooding, and some were even threatened with arrest. colewell, it has been a world heritage site for 30 years, and cambodian officials have used that

tony chang, eleazar, and bob away has declared a state of emergency la capsule, her right, right after a color outbreak there, at least 50 people have died and there are more than 7000 suspected cases which is 0. it's hard. matessa has more from her right. the color i brags, i'm not going you to is involved with that happen every couple of years. but this one is worrying people because it seems to be spreading fast. health officials say the area most effective is a place called quads. i'm not, it's a township in hot out a many low cost housing, but like many other places, it also has an issue with getting a regular piped cleaning or to from the council. so people have to improvise some of the dig wells, others use community for house, and so i'm go and pitch water from nearby streams. was it enough to boil before drinking? i thought you said trying to contain the latest outbreak them. they visited some of the affected areas, they say that going to the goals, and they say they want to bad street vendors from selling food. but that could be a challenge. the bobby has a higher unemploymen

this success may have shown the more the unity is the way for tony chang. elders are as well, we're already farmers in ukraine coming winter crop plant, things that wouldn't be ready to harvest by next summer. ukraine is one of the world's biggest produces of this type of grain from mcbride travel to a farming area and give region to see the problems farmers faces they tried to reach global markets, need of cheap food on pots of his 500 heck to farm. alexandra to bug it shows us the fields of wind to wait. it's all already sprouting you, but he also shows us the adjacent fields where he's decided not to plant this year . and this is why he's warehouses. i'll still filled with 800 tons of grain from last year as harvest that he calmed so without making a loss. and were you able to put that to reduce my winter wheat by about 32 percent? yeah, but i know the fonts that i've reduced by more than hoss we never heard of some of that, i've decided not to go through just to keep working on very low margins. farm is way hit hard by the steep rise in export costs caused by the war made was this last

tony chang, elders, their representatives from a $175.00 nations that meeting in and i will be kenya to work on a global treaty to combat classic solution. officials will negotiate whether to limit the amount of plastic being produced or focus on managing the waste. on 400000000 metric tons of plastic waste is created globally every year. s and 10 percent is recycled. time. now for the latest sports headlines, his german, osh, this is ralph football team has played his 1st match since the start of the war and gaza. they would be someone there by cost evaluating your a 2024 qualify that was delayed from last month because of the conflict place. increase security of to thousands of social media posts cool for the game to be cancelled avenue in mays. high was in pristine up for the game cost of all phase, the national football team of israel in the qualifying match for the european championship. under strict few with the measures. this is the 1st football game for these really national team since the outbreak of the war between israel and homeless. a very small number of people were pre

this success may have shown the more the unity is the way for tony chang. elders are and mexico, the death toll. after a powerful storm swept through a coastal resort town that has wisdom to 4658 people are missing in acapulco, amongst them 18 for. it has its own homeland reports from acapulco locals. a still waiting for the government help of this was may 1st finally high before last wednesday with a category 5 hurricane hit. cool, cool. let's case. specific case results have i'm reduced it to this. she in the 11 of a relatives divide by hiding in this passage. yeah. can you but we have, there's 3 hours in there. it's loaded. it was halfway up our legs. yeah. which was a 100. we were wondering if there were children. most of us who close now devastated 80 percent of the hotels that at least the may for it goes many when she says the authorities have yet to help them. thank you said i must get a hold of you and we want the government to be here and to support us. it's been a week and they haven't shown up. they have abandoned us when they finally have some compact history. the reside

tony chang, elders are a canyon minutes. a says it has conducted a series of successful operations on the eastern bank of the deep for with it and pass on. the army says it has secured a strong attack position as its counter offensive against rushes. another tree drives on. while the pride is following developments for us from g, more reports of fighting, continuing, and possibly intensifying on the left or east bank of the in the pro river. a way the training in force. they do seem to have a stablished over the past few weeks. a bridge had adult possibly advancing further the russians and making just a couple of days ago for the 1st time that the ukrainians have effectively established the presence on what is technically the side of the river. but russian military blog is claiming that further attempts it advances by the gradients they say have been repelled. everybody's to be seen how significant this is. whether this is a for the counter offensive attempt by the ukrainians and questions remain about whether they can get o

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and now they're there, tony has changed and they're saying one of our priorities as we go to israel, is to discuss a lasting solution to the conflict they've been at this for decades. the 2 state solution, i mean it's, it's been at this for decades. where do you think this is going? is this political expediency do they say it is because they have to say this? what do they say this? because there is a moment that can be seized upon to actually move towards peace. when president biden arrived in israel and gave prime interest and nothing. yeah. what about infamous hug? when uh, when the prime minister basically block today is the really president in order for him to get that embrace by the american president. that wasn't a classic called, that wasn't bro man's. that was a bad hog. the american president came to is read, his visit was a bit hug. what is a bear hug? a better? how does, what do you tell someone who is in trouble? as you embrace them very, very closely, you tell them, don't worry, i will protect you. i've got you down the roads, you only and that's the bear hug. presumably

i'm with often my chords on cheese is so i'm gonna show him zoom chang or tony or not. if you'll say they've see so, so the whole thing. so when you're looking for a to toast, to move this to this a just sort of hazy let's, let's just show it to mentor showed up at the origin us and they to keep station, to keep your concepts quote on all or some other cool, good phone units in king for in on a quick hold, i'll get an update as to whether the to is a well known local active is to suffice the world and is actively involved in protest despite using a wheelchair. she never misses a single rally. when you move or you do it just your budget. what does she want to change? so if they change it to so, and i think you need to provide the stick it up. no me and i have to say no to, to spend you sort of a new game would be curious. i mean, you the need to be the reason why i make some a miserable didn't know can do in game. that is not, you know, you have to do this the, you know, this feel but to see the, to the needs of the chain. so you have to do it. you can, i don't want to o

they know the credentials for the month of been my cause on cheese is so i'm gonna show him zoom chang or tony or not if you'll say they've serious so. so the whole think so, and the other thing for a to talk to moving to assist to this is just sort of hazy. let's, let's just show it to the door showed up and i thought you was innocent. they to keep station, to keep your concepts quote on all or some other cool coach. so when you originally came pointing on a quick hold, i'll get an update as to whether the poor to is a well known local active is to suffice to it is actively involved in protest despite using a wheelchair. she never misses a single rally. you are the more or you do it, just your budget what the she was in. so they changed shoes. so in that took you need to provide the stick, you know me and i have to say no to spend you sort of a new game would here's, i mean you the need to be the reason why i make some a miserable no. no, no can do in game that is small and not you know, you have to do this. so you know, this feel what the she's up to a mutual chain. so you have to do it. you

and my goal is on to sort of a sole show him zoom, chang or tony on april, i'll say they've see so, so the whole thing. so when you're looking for april, so to move to assisted this is just sort paisley, let's, let's just show it to much or show them the origin us and they to keep station, to keep your concepts quote on all or some other. cool. good. so when you originally came going on, a quick hold, i'll get an update as to what the poor to me is a well known local active is to suffice to and is actively involved in protest despite using a wheelchair. she never misses a single rally. you are the more or you do it, just your budget. what's the issue? a change, so they change shoes. so let's look. you need to provide the stick. you don't know me and i have to use. i know you said it a new game would here's. i mean you the need to be the reason why i make some a miserable no. no i didn't know. couldn't do the gym that is small enough to new york city. so you know, the seal look to see that you need to, to change so you have to do it. you can either one of us hiking or i know see the sce

like you say the lord could the tony we'll see the new smaller change gets kidnapped, filled out for 2 years. running a, a group called in the upgrade project. yep. a project is a project when they are trying to locate all these other, the edited icons, the date, these are the called images or statues or low don't do that. or did you images are big some of the different parts of the country and the name and the i pause some phrase to see that not only a little toes and so said she made any type of the smugglers from this country. the dogs succeed now. cool, found little thing there, pipe project, which is an organization to make the case that history belongs to its geography. so what we knew is make the case for artifacts. and heritage looted from india to be brought back to the british, the colonizer say, they saved items, the items were safe for centuries before they came. the items are not safe because they broke them down and sold them away. right? so for somebody to say that the item, i mean, why does, why does museum? toyota probably would collect the value of these items becau

tony will see the newer, smaller change gets kidnapped products. it's in the lending a, a group called in the upgrade project. yeah. but a project is a project when they are trying to locate all these other, the edited icons, the date. these are the called images, or statues, or lot of the letter digit images are big. some of the different parts of this country and the name and the i pause so some phrase to see that not only are those and so such images have been smokers from this country. the time on the rock. 60 now cool founded of the nearby project, which is an organization to make the case that history belongs to its geography. so what we knew is make the case for artifacts and heritage a little bit from india to be brought back to the british. the colonizer say, they saved items, the items were safe for centuries before they came, the items are not saved because it broke them down and sold them away. right? so for somebody to say that the item, i mean, why does, why does museum to do it? if i would collect of, i do these items because they st

netanyahu, so indeed, you know, things are changing and i don't think things are changing for israel's interests. okay, tony, speaking of macron and other european leaders, are they really honest in their calls, and also we have joe biden and security states saying that we don't want to see hospitals hit, and it's the us made weaponry, missiles that are hitting those hospitals, hell fire missiles provided made in the usa. is so are they honest in this and they're asking for the so-called humanitarian pause? do they really mean it? well, i think actually, i think they do, many of these european leaders of... see themselves as now much frier to criticize the united states and britain now after brexit and yes they do and uh you know what's i think been going on with the genocide that we've seen over the last month of uh the 11 and a half thousand i think you said was the latest death toll uh mostly almost all civilians being killed uh completely unnecessarily uh because this is not achieving any kind of military uh aim uh for... the israeli defense forces um and that's i think why why this has been allowed to

the guardian says standing there for us, like you said, the lord could the tony, we'll see the new smaller change gets kidnapped products that's in the lemming. a group called in the upgrade for just the upgraded product is a project when they are trying to locate all of these products and he did the icons, the date, these are the called images or statues, or a lot of these are, digit images are big, some of the different parts of the country and the name and the i pause some phrase to see that not only our little toes and so such, he made any type of the smugglers from this country. the dogs succeed now cool, found little thing there, pipe project, which is an organization to make the case that history belongs to its geography. so what we knew is make the case for artifacts and heritage diluted from india. to be brought back to the british, the colonizer say they saved items, the items were safe for centuries before they came, the items are not saved because it broke them down and sold them away. right? so for somebody to say that the item, i mean, why does, why does that museum today? or if i w

netanyahu, so indeed, you know, things are changing, and i don't think things are changing for israel's interests. okay, tony, speaking of macron and other european leaders, are they really honest in their calls, and also we have joe biden and security states saying that we don't want to see hospitals hit, and it's the us made weaponry, missiles that are hitting those hospitals, hell fire missiles provided made in the usa, is so.... "are they honest in this, and they're asking for the so-called humanitarian pause, do they really mean it? well, i think actually, i think they do, many of these european leaders, see themselves is now much frier to criticize the united states and britain now after brexit and yes they do and uh you know what's i think been going on with the genocide that we've seen over the last month of uh the 11 and a half thousand i think you said was the latest death toll uh mostly almost all civilians being killed uh completely unnecessarily because this is not achieving any kind of military aim for the uh defense forces um and that's i think why why this has been allowed to continue uh they

he has not had tony yet, has problems for one simple reason. he changed his passport. now he represents germany leading don't yet have wishing that costs about could have the same status as his adopted country. the price of the king to terminate it november 2004, it was easy. and the beginning is everyone who does that experience has immigrating, isn't easy to get over the years. we've overcome those problems about the end of the year we are. and finally, we can give some things back to our native country. those phones. i'm deborah the lawn to all of us to sort of get past that. she is hosting this boxing event, precisely because he hasn't forgotten his homeland. and because he wants to draw attention to the difficult situation facing box, there isn't costs about fact. then he himself saw no other option then to lead his own country. as the pos, i also go to germany passport because it enables you to fly anywhere for competitions. so it's something it definitely needs as it sort of a one over the price for sonya and robin 1st met 3 years ago and he's confident she has

hydrogen bomb tests and the 1950s the unlike back then, the threat to die using tony from nuclear or the account between climate change species extinction and the risks post pilots for some intelligence. for example, for me to use an economist weapon systems and the cyber crime the to the teams take talk is only a metaphor. that's a real prediction. this is it possible to predict the demise of a society using modeling scientific methods. these days we can predict so many things kind of 3 movements. tectonic shift the climate. so why not the decline? devoss if long as ation is this often it's modeling so, so it's easy, it's difficult. it's mainly because they're made up of people, and people's decisions are mostly made freely, at least to a certain degree. the rest of mazda of quiet and try to imagine some situations that are relatively predictable. for example, when panic breaks down somewhere, what that they were very good model is that how people will behave where they will run to it's looking behavior sociologist, economists and must conditions have in fact, been looking at the question of when our civilization wil

the unlike back then, the threat to die using tony from nuclear on the account between climate change species extinction. and the risks posed by on sufficient intelligence. for example, for me to single tournaments, weapon systems and cyber crime, choose the teams take talk is only a metaphor. that's a real prediction. this is it possible to predict the demise of a society using mostly scientific methods. these days we can predict so many things kind of to move its tectonic shift the climate. so why not the decline devoss? if los ation is after as modeling societies, these difficulties, mainly because they're made up of people and people's decisions and mostly made freely at least to a certain degree, the recent loss of high on friday. the imagine some situations are relatively predictable. for example, when panic breaks down some way and with that, there were very good models of how people will behave, where they will run to each looking behavior higher. sociologist, economists and must conditions have, in fact, been looking at the question of what else civilization will end for abou

and then all of a sudden things changed when tony blair came to power in 1997.and the numbers increased to about 250,000. that was all part of the whole freedom of movement in the european union . movement in the european union. and then the tories came to power . in 2010. and we'll and then the tories came to power. in 2010. and we'll just look at that graph again because the numbers gradually increased. they sort of milling around the 250,000 mark and then occasionally up to 300,000 mark and then suddenly here we are, 2021, 22, and now 2023, you can see this vertical line going absolutely north at a rate of knots . in fact, so rapidly absolutely north at a rate of knots. in fact, so rapidly is it heading north that the government has had to admit via the office for national statistics today say that last year's number that they confirmed six months ago was 606,000 net. it was not. no, they got it wrong by 20. actually it was 745,000 net. but the gross number, people coming in was about 1.25, 1.3 million people. that's about the size of birmingham . so just bea

and then all of a sudden things changed when tony blair came to power in 1997.and the numbers increased to about 250,000. that was all part of the whole freedom of movement in the european union . movement in the european union. and then the tories came to power . in 2010. and we'll and then the tories came to power. in 2010. and we'll just look at that graph again because the numbers gradually increased. they sort of milling around the 250,000 mark and then occasionally up to 300,000 mark and then suddenly here we are, 2021, 22, and now 2023, you can see this vertical line going absolutely north at a rate of knots . in fact, so rapidly absolutely north at a rate of knots. in fact, so rapidly is it heading north that the government has had to admit via the office for national statistics today say that last year's number that they confirmed six months ago was 606,000 net. it was not. no, they got it wrong by 20. actually it was 745,000 net. but the gross number, people coming in was about 1.25, 1.3 million people. that's about the size of birmingham . so just bea

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gift to be in the emergency department who needs to change anything, but we were not able to do the search. and then my department, i have 250 patients, tony charge, it is, but i'm unable to do this, the change. when did somebody was coming to us you? when was that? what are you going to do? you have no answer. i didn't need to. i'm really so, so it's funny but i'm, i feel just able to because i can't do anything. i didn't know what to tell you on . sometimes as a joke, i would say maybe your 10 would come in genuinely or something like that. it's a stop say you are being forced right now to decide who lives and who dies. unfortunately, we have been doing this since the beginning. so it has been like an incident taken between beginning of the me to, for those of the off because me as the end of the band unit as well as the terminal . i see you that we come to deal with the major bed and patients. and unfortunately, what if i was getting this measure been because we want and could, i could to talk to her then because it didn't have the capacity to do so. and then it has been happening now. and many times, you know, as, as an incentive messa

weaken all the reporters, final question to you, tony, you've given a thought to just how much palestinian blood needs to be shed before there's a changethe west, i mean we can see in the british parliament, you couldn't put a piece of paper between sunak and kies dama, i mean they are at one in supporting american imperialism and therefore their favorite ally, they're watching. dog in the middle east, which is of israel, i mean of israel, there is no limits uh, for the amount of palestinian blood, they were - shed, on the october the 7th attack that was made, we now know that all the horror stories, the babies will be headed and so on was simply untrue, and indeed when the shit, the the hostage. back and gave a press conference at the, i think it was the el shipper hospital, she said they've been treated humanely, and then apparently the hospitals pr avib is facing dismissal for allowing that, so many great points there, and sadly though, with those comments, we've come to the end of the show, let me thank my esteemed guest shaber rasvy, and tony greenstein. for gaza attack, we'll be back tomorrow with more, until then, continue to ke

tony is absolutely right. hiv/aids is perhaps the only disease that the u.n. security council has issued a security test in '08 and i think just in 2000 and that was the foundation in changing the way we saw hiv/aids. i see a couple of hands and let's take two questions that, yes, the middle and right back, take those two questions and then tony will respond to those. >> it's a pleasure. captain gray hall. we've identified that community driven health solutions often are the best way to actually drive change, but there's a desperate need for regional and global uniformity in action. how do we pair this, find solutions for that dichotomy. where do we find the common grounds to work towards a solution with a uniform approach from a top down? >> okay. move the microphone behind you. >> hi, alex dagan, usaid. there's a study that came out from services that looked at 5,000 mammals and 2,500 of them were effective carriers of covid, 500 of them extremely effective, right. we know 17% of the rats in new york city subways carry covid, 40% of the deer in the midwest. when we are thinking about how to prevent the next pandemic, how do we think upstream to go beyond just responding t

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tonies. the awfully cold start to the day. things will change a little bit. once we get to wednesday. for you for that. coming up, merriam-webster here has revealed his 2023 word of the year, and the word is one i like all authentic. the definition includes being real true to one's own personality, spirit or character worthy of acceptance or belief. among the reasons merriam-webster chose authentic managers say we're living in an age of deep fakes and a rise of artificial intelligence. other words that were under heavy consideration include deep, fake, implode and kibbutz. so when it comes to authenticity, i think there's another word that has to be its sister and that word is confidence. because if you are not confident, then you cannot show your authentic self. what do you think? >> you know, having kids and especially knowing teenagers, right? remember how hard it was to kind of be yourself and be authentic, right? because you're worried that if you're authentic people might not like you when you're a teenager and you're weird. >> i just wanted to be like everybody else. right? >>

all be reporters shaver uh final question to you tony, you've given a thoughts to just how much palestinian blood needs to be shed before there's a change killed in order for israel to achieve a political objectives and in the west, i mean we can see in the british parliament, you couldn't put a piece of paper between sunak and kies dama, i mean they are at one in supporting american imperials, and therefore the favorite ally, their watchdog in the middle east, which is of israel, and of israel." there is no limits uh for the amount of they will uh shed - on the october the seventh attack. that was made, we now know that all the horror stories, the babies were beheaded and so on was simply untrue, and indeed when the shit, the the hostage came back and gave a press conference, the els, i think was shifer hospital, she said they've been treated humanely, and then apparently the hospitals pr, is facing dismissal for allowing that? tony, so many great points there, and sadly though, with those comments, we've come to the end of the show, let me thank my esteemed guest shaber rasvy and tony greenstein for gaza attack, we'll be back tomorrow

tony is absolutely right. hiv/aids is perhaps the only disease that the u.n. security council has issued a security test in '08 and i think just in 2000 and that was the foundation in changing the way we saw hiv/aids. i see a couple of hands and let's take two questions that, yes, the middle and right back, take those two questions and then tony will respond to those. >> it's a pleasure. captain gray hall. we've identified that community driven health solutions often are the best way to actually drive change, but there's a desperate need for regional and global uniformity in action. how do we pair this, find solutions for that dichotomy. where do we find the common grounds to work towards a solution with a uniform approach from a top down? >> okay. move the microphone behind you. >> hi, alex dagan, usaid. there's a study that came out from services that looked at 5,000 mammals and 2,500 of them were effective carriers of covid, 500 of them extremely effective, right. we know 17% of the rats in new york city subways carry covid, 40% of the deer in the midwest. when we are thinking about how to prevent the next pandemic, how do we think upstream to go beyond just responding t

change? >> yes, he pressed for a pause this week but this is something tony blinken our secretary of state hasn talking about, pause and pauses, because we have made it very clear that we care deeply about, one, humanitarian aid, getting in to the release of the hostages, and three, israel obviously has a right to defend itself. this was a terrible, horrific terrorist attack, and what secretary blinken has also said is how they defend themselves is very, very important. and that means in accordance with humanitarian law and the rules of war. >> do you get that feeling, do you hear that, as ambassador abroad, the concern about the humanitarian? >> yes, and you know, i think it is building. we are trying very hard to get more trucks in. i think the secretary said there may be 100 by the end of the week. we've been working very closely with our allies. and frankly, with egypt in terms of the border crossing. there and as you know, injured palestinians and foreign nationals were allowed to cross this week, which is very important. so we are working hard publicly and we're working hard privately. >