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u. n. 's agency for palestinian refugees is kept out of the territory. it comes as warnings now from the u. n n. israel's allies have found the danger of starvation in gaza, also ahead. whoever is in charge of immigration policy. let's continue to step aside, maybe to have a snack cleaner room and let them on to us. as us chords battle over immigration enforcement. our reported visits the cities struggling to cope with an influx of undocumented migrants and thousands of ukrainian soldiers have given their lives to defend their country against prussia. we need some of the families they've left behind. plus it's an african success story. the southern white vine is back from the brink of extinction. our reporter finds out health. thousands of the animals are about to find new homes in the want, the, and a warm welcome to viewers around the world. i'm michael. ok. israel has prevented the head of the u. n's palestinian relief agency from entering gaza. it says there were irregularities and felipe last read these paper work. this comes after the un publish the report warning of an imminent famine

u. n. 's agency for palestinian refugees is kept out of the territory. it comes as warnings now from the u. n. n. israel's allies about the danger of starvation in gaza. also ahead. whoever is in charge of immigration policy in this country, it's a step aside. maybe to have a snack cleaner room and left them off to us as us chords battle over immigration enforcement. our reporter visits a city struggling to cope with an influx.

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u. n. that the u. n. now the us diplomats and other diplomats of course, if you and had worked all weekend long to massage to tweet, tweak the text which came forward then is the resolution and the us to abstain to. however, the u. s. m. s or investigator to the you and linda thomas greenfield said that she was not, and the us is not happy with everything set and how it was spelled out in this revolution, but that the u. s. agreed to the fundamentals, meaning there must be the u. s. one's also a ceasefire in the united states and more, more rapid age into gaza. that's why the us upstate a rebecca, the decision of the un security council came as a surprise to many and israel has reacted partially off to that decision. tell us more. still was actually just be hearing from the is really invested into the you and get out there. don. he's been addressing the security council. he came out swinging, condemning the counsel for not having come out in these last 6 months to condemn the mass attack. he was saying th

u. n. ambassador, foreigner u. n. bassett or nikki haley, to pick up a win. we are expecting the results to come in any moment now. but here's the reason why there was that sense that she could possibly win here in d. c.. it's an urban area with a lot of college educated voters. and that is a demographic that's shown a lot of support for haley, and has come up consistently for her. now all eyes will turn to super tuesday, regardless of what the results here are tonight, in the says she plans to stick in this race. so now, we're just waiting to see how she did here in washington. >> all right. nbc's brie jackson in washington, d. c., thank you, brie. with us now -- former gop communications director and former republican congressman joe walsh, who is now host of white flag with joe walsh. it's good to have both of you with us. terrell, i'll start with you. your response to the projected victory in tonight's gop primary. what's the significance of it if nikki haley wins? which, you know, if we see where this is suggesting, she might actually win this one. >> as

the the hello, it's what we had been warning about. torrential downpours, the n u a e n. oman, look at this, looking more like a hurricane here. the winds were boring and certainly it was pouring here as well, still more active weather over or months ago on sunday. but this is a quick mover process over the gulf of mine and pushes into southern iran and southwest bucket strong otherwise across the radium peninsula. it is a dusty picture and we've got this warm breeze pumping up those temperatures. for example, in outlook. it's a rainy day and bucko at 70 degrees. there's that disturbed weather moving into below just on profits in august on that's what brought those torrential downpours in the u. a. e and the bond winds will begin to shift through turkey. so temperature is on their way up and assemble. just give it a little bit of or the northwest. we do have outbreaks of rain, sir. breezy pitcher is going to lift up the sand and does southern to needs the and that northwest side of libya, central africa, its our usual showers and storms. its been quite intense for governments capital l

u. n. distribution center in garza city. aid is slowly trickling into northern garza where the u. n. is warning of starvation, 13 trucks and total managed to reach both japan. yeah. and goes to city up to driving up from the south. no, we'll, this war ends. and that we enjoyed security and that my husband returns to me in that they provide food for the people to eat. a distribution has been incredibly dangerous and difficult in the north with incidents if there's really forces bombing and opened fire on hand out points. accusations, israel denies the lack of cooperation to allow aid in foster has prompted a rare c shipment in the us. the said is planning to build a floating dog to increase the deliveries to the air drops are also being used now, but they are dangerous and inaccurate methods. other than land access, highlighting the business failure to get enough 8 in really good. possibly, they must be a process of organization and improvement in sending aid. this method is for animals and cows. they'll crossings through which items pause israel once tequila into spaces. we are a peop

u. n. has proved that he prefers collaborating with terrorist than standing alongside the vibrant democracy of these red. tragically, the u. n. is not only a terror collaborator is read as exposed, recently exposed the us true colors in gaza. it's very sad to say thing guys that the u. n. is the terrill organization itself. dozens of honora employees, dozens took part in the october 7th massacre, while many more praise the savage attack. now look at this short footage from october 7th. this is fi, so i leaving with settling in the army and unrest. social worker staffing the body of joint have done some of i know into a truck to be taken to guys. the u. n. employees are not paying is there any children how much data center was located underneath? unreal headquarters connected to and was power supply and tear tunnels have been found underneath many under a facilities listen to the numbers out of unrest, 13000 employees in gaza. 12 percent. i repeat 12 percent are members of how much invalid senior and you said i'm a god and hundreds of them are active terrorists. friends under, i has been proven to be an instrumental part of h

u. n says has not yet have not received the evidence to prove those obligations . and in fact, the u. n. team is investigating, haven't yet managed to go to jerusalem to see any of the evidence, although you and spokesman is saying that that should possibly happen at some point in the coming day is possibly this week. right. and we are waiting to hear from philly. plaza. really at the general assembly, as you say, we'll bring that to you when it happens the own. rather, you and agency for palestinian refugees as you see under a great deal of pressure, a in gaza, more than a 100 of its staff killed in his rounds war on guys that what do we expect to hear from lots of really at this briefing of what i think he's going to be raising the alarm as he has done so many times before in media interviews, i spoke to him at the end of last year and the situation is getting so. so blake, as i say, he aust with his me thing because under uh is unlike some other parts of the un which are reliant on the security council. unreal was created by the un general assembly back in 1949, and that's who he get

u. n. agency that does the majority of the relief work in casa now israel made those obligations, but there was a u. n team investigating those obligations and they've not yet seen the evidence from it's right. in fact, israel hasn't yet let them come even to visit jerusalem to look at some of the evidence, although we're told by un spokesman that perhaps they will be able to travel later this week in his left. so mr. les renew says we're on the edge of a monumental disaster with draven implications for regional peace, security and human rights. and the also says, cools by the government to this ralph on this closure notes about the agencies neutrality. they are about changing the longstanding political parameters for peace in the occupied palestinian territory. and that's what many observers will tell you . they'll tell you that i'm right as an agency not only works in goals and the westbank, but it also works in jordan levin and i'm syria. i'm for many, it's a link of those refugees go up for forced out a link that is where i would like to would like to break in the future aims. thank you very much

n n g. when it's in the shipment to the u. k. in 1964, and in the last few years, it's remain a critical gas supply it to your. now it's hosting countries which holds 70 percent of the world's known gas reserves. then it gets from the 19 member block gas exporting countries for them. for g c, f, i gather years. member states produce nearly huff with the was natural gas output is made, then went to a car and the zip natural gas is expected to play a key role in achieving a smooth and fair energy transition into long term investing and natural gas resources requires high capital in pennsylvania, so it was necessary to conduct a continuous and serious dialogue. go to common forward looking vision and sharing energy security for better and fair pricing. for all. it is worth mentioning that technology will be crucial for the future of natural gas. by 2050 the most likely to get boiler by 1.5 degrees. even if global emissions move to a very low carbon footprint. but the fossil fuel production, the confusing plan, is a 120 percent highe

u. n. a. traps allowed to enter the territory by renew road crossing. it's part of a pilot scheme put forward by is riley forces. the u. n. agency says it's the 1st time that they've managed to deliver aid into the north or district in more than 3 going across straight to dw correspondent tonya claim a, who is in jerusalem, tanya, tell us how significant is this delivery for the northern gauze with strep, or well, i think at this point, at least from the point of view of the humanitarian organizations, any 8 that's going into casa is significant. and important in this way would open another a so called crossing, or a gateway hearing from the authorities to quoted the gate, 9 to 6 that would open up the rectory, 2 boards, northern a garza so where this 8 conroy of 6 trucks went in to deliver this much needed 8 into northern galls and they need to cause a city the u. n. uh the united nations. they have want and other 8 organizations for weeks no of a pending to vacation, a severe mind nutrition among children. so it is of course very welcomed, but it's so to see whether this route will be used more and more, the more convo

u. n. s a u. s. sponsored ceasefire resolution was expected. you know, actually it wasn't expected. you know, uh the staff of the us ambassador to the u. n. worked diplomats in the state department in the white house, you worked 4 weeks on the, on the draft on the text for this. so i think before they brought this to the security council, they were actually at least largely hopeful that it would pass perhaps because as you mentioned 4 times now, including this one that the security council have a going forward with a any resolution 3 times of those 4 types, the u. s. v towed now it's china investor and of course the feeling in the us is that the rush and the and china did. there's not, as we just heard from the best, are us address or to the you and that this for i so diplomatic reasons. but to put the u. s. in a box to basically let's say stick it to the man they want a unconditional ceasefire. the u. s was, and that is, by the way, a major shift in their policy already. i have to really emphasize this is, was a major step forward. the u. s. now calling for a immediate and sustain ceasefire that was officially, not enough for the russia

u. n. made this decision after reviewing a security and risk assessment that they look at periodically and for the past 2 weeks or so. o u n staff working in haiti, or under a shelter in place order, meaning that they could not just roam around 3 weeks on the streets and that's due to the security situation that they are now. now the main message from un headquarters on wednesday is that the u. n. would not be leaving 80 and that the essential staff members would continue to do their humanitarian work in the country as best as they can just with slightly less personnel to do it. this humanitarian work is critical now more than ever. and so you and says that there are 1000000 haitians that are on the verge of famine. and about 360000 haitians internally displaced, including 15000 alone that have been pushed from their homes. just this month gabriel's on though, i'll just see it at the united nations in new york. now jerry is president, has ordered the reopening of london and borders with new share and the lifting of other sanctions against it's neighbors or latino bowes directive follows decisions made that vehicle oscillat

u. n. distribution center in kansas city aid is slowly trickling into northern garza where the u. n. is warning and starvation, 13 trucks in total managed to reach both job. i yeah. and goes a city up to driving up from the south. no, we'll just for ends. and that we enjoy security and that my husband returns to me and that they provide food for the people to eat. a distribution has been incredibly dangerous and difficult in the north with incidents if it's ready, forces bombing and opened fire on hand out points. accusations, israel denies the lack of cooperation to allow 8 in foster has prompted a rare c shipment. and the us to said it's planning to build a floating dog to increase the deliveries to the air drops are also being used now. but they are danger this and inaccurate the full methods other than lined access, highlighting the business failure to get enough 8 in really good. possibly the must be a process of organization and improvement in sending aid. this method is for animals and cows. they'll crossings through which items pause israel once tequila into spaces. we are a p

u. n. has a presence in southern lebanon. can just give us a little bit of background as to why a service this presence well those involved in this incident, they belong to the u. n. of server mission, which has been deployed at 11 on since 1949. uh, they have a presence here in that as well. and they help the un peacekeeping force the unit field, carry out their mandate. now, unit phil has been in southern lebanon since 1978. their mandate changed over the years. the last time their mandate change was in 2006, following the last tour between israel and hezbollah, they were given the task of helping the lebanese army create a t, militarized stone, some 20 kilometers from the border so that there would be no presence of arms and fighters outside the states control of un reports have said that they did not complete their mission. and the very fact that the, you know, there's, there's a lack of political will, if you like, on the part of, of lebanese a sore. so these troops really faced a lot of challenges. they've been criticized by these radios for not being forcible enough for not. so you know, you're forcing has but lots of pull back from the board. or even thou

n n g. when it's in the shipment of the u. k. in 1964, and in the last few years, it's remain a critical gas supply it to your now it's hosting countries which hold 70 percent of the birds known gas reserves. then it gets from the 19 member block gas exporting countries for them. for g c, f, i gather, you know, chairs remember, states produce the huff with the was natural gas output is made, then it went to a 5 and you're allowed. the actual gas is expected to play a key role in achieving a smooth and fair energy transition in the long term investing of natural gas resources requires high capital intensity. so it was necessary to conduct a continuous and serious dialogue. go to common forward looking vision and sharing energy security for better and fair pricing. for all it is worth mentioning that technology will be crucial for the future of natural gas. by 2050, the boat is likely to get over by 1.5 degrees. even if global emissions move to a very low carbon footprint. but the fossil fuel production, the countries of plant is a 120 percent higher than what's acceptable for staying within one point. 5 degrees of warming. many see natural gas as a transition for you to move away from coal and oil based power generation. as the one in ukraine and disruptions in the red. so you have benefitted algeria to meet going to month if you with this to major pipelines to export gas, the met, guys, pipeline pumps to spain. while the goals heat takes gas, typically we're on the 3rd pipeline to nigeria is underway, but challenges remain out to provide julia of $828.00 to increase and launch the production of natural gas by $10000000.00 cubic meters of not you guys. i think that the big challenge with gdc of members at the moment is the rise in production . i feel like that states we have some trouble seeing the red see we have job ups and in a rush on the, on the war. so we have some report cushions with the global natural gas market, and they believe g. c. f members. have to discuss about the jewel political issues, the content opec can control production and price is the dashboard uses have long, medium term contracts. and the demand for gas is unlike oil and pool, which is outpacing its supply. so that means countries like julia will continue to pump up more profits by producing more natural gas. solomon drive it out to 0, algiers. wholesale i have here on out of here. thousands pay their last respects to russian position the, the election evolving. funeral, the in an increasingly complex world, it's paramount to be direct action. what there should moment international law is being b, this model on sort of discussions. the customer, the noise is real, operates under climate of absolute infinity. we challenge conventional wisdom. how does it affect you? how does it affect the community? a sense that message that antibiotic bigotry, that a sama fob. yeah. but these are acceptable forms of, of hate. upfront without 0. the 10s of thousands of chinese asylum seekers are risking their lives in a dangerous route to the us. we're in america. so what happens once they make kids impart to have a special investigation? $1.00 oh, $1.00 east tasks chinese, my friends, the american dream is worth their risk and the sacrifice on out to 0. the investigating the use and abuse of power across the globe on out just sierra, the welcome back. now origin tina's president has delivered a major policy address to congress, how the emulator said that his nation has no future unless its economic model is changed. they were public protests headed about speech with people angry about his economic reforms. to raise about reports from buenos aires, precedent have you had a really was a beat and i'm faced was entering congress doing that great. the. i knew the sessions after feeding to pass a landmark bill that would have helped him carry out. he's promised economic reforms and they'll stay with the measures. we don't have any shots you'll meet the libertarian president says he'll continue to fight against those who have drugs, argentina, down. well, so nobody knew most of what we did not come to play the game of politics. that's why before approving a load, that was what the less because of what changes we withdrew to go from. we want to change again. tina, we do not negotiate and change and we will fulfill the problem is this we made to the people what we thought the support of the political cos be more than enough to get into theory. speech relate also again promised to cut government spending on politicians are taking away benefits like private jets. he still wants to bill to put in prison. those who print money to cover argentina's deficit demand made by many of those who voted for him. but outside congress, the environment was completely different kind of take on the the people the time, the americans, me, it would be the 2nd one since he took office almost 3 months ago. the lady has reduced the deficit by 5 points, is taking office and says this will destroy the sewing annual inflation, which has to be an exceeding 250 percent. but not everyone is convinced. there is no society and he's economy. it's only where it's only got scotts, scotts, scotts, a like the stores. all that he's doing is only for one group of people that are and really owners that are the, and the power, the people in the power from, from all the time charges. you know, you don't go got tons of what really has called for the opposition to join him in signing a 10 point plan to transform argentina. but he would likely face pushed back from neighbor unions and left meaning political parties. so now it seems most of the population is willing to give him the time he needs, but nobody here knows how long that patients will last city. so we'll just see that when a site is of all to russia, now with thousands of people cheered up to pay their last respects to clement increase the collection of only as this funeral. i'm oscar. he died 2 weeks ago as an optic prison, to there's a couple of out of our reports now from the russian capital in russia's number one, a position activist spaces onto corruption flight to the symbol of freedom for many takes his last journey unexplainable and his parents and loved ones gathered for a solemn ceremony of the church in the remote district of mosca, where he wants lived. his wife, you let, who blames president fledging? the pacing has been, steph, could not be present as it's no longer safe for her to enter russia. let's republish the firewall, note to her legs, husband, the most of his own. these allies were not in attendance either. as the old living exile, thousands of he supposes filled the roads leading to the church to pay tribute to the mind whose vision of quote, a beautiful rochelle, the future continues to inspire and resonate with them. this is the death of all future and will i hope i didn't come here to more unity, but to see the unity of the people in the fired vine and fall and the struggle with vice. yep. you're supposed to the i came here to save. everything was lost, nothing is lost guys. it's terrible that the trigger for people together and still being silent was a bit of alexi, nevada. but we see that we are together. we are ready to change the country and it's great. several for num, boss, it isn't russian, or a position to think is was suppose it among the crowd after the trip said this sounds proceeded to the cemetery. a stream of people's treachery over several kilometres and tron, saying the volunteers name, new enforcement offices world highlighted to insure the procession remains alternate and without incidents unexplainable. and it has been varies at the various discuss symmetry and se small squares. but tens of thousands of his supporters keeps coming to the cemetery. to bid farewell associates didn't prevent the media from covering the event of the state news. let's widely ignored it. there's a short reaction, was brief, but the claimant spokes peasant had this morning to have only supposes we need some training you and they're, any on authorized gatherings will be illegal and all those who had heart dissipate in them will be held accountable by law. all those who came to pay their respects was photographed by most men and uh, do surveillance cameras. with facial recognition technology, a reminder for them to haze, the criminals was of caution. you lash above all of a to z, right. must go as well. there's been a surge and violence in haiti's capital with the top gang, rita, threatening to prevent a prime minister already a long way from returning to the country. i mean, he is currently in kenya, which had agreed to send police officers to hazy as possibly un approve commission . there was heavy gun fired on traffic disruptions in some parts of the capital. puerto prince on friday, for abundance has been 80 street so been engulfed in violence for 2 days. with heavy gunfire reported near the international airport and residents leading in droves in a row, be acting prime minister arial henri and kenyan president william router o, signed an agreement that they hope will clear the way toward the deployment of 1000 . kenyon police officers to haiti as part of an international security support for us. what these mission of these bringing is hope for the future. we are making this at this point because it is what is right. it is what you money. it is what schuman kind. i can do to the fellow human kind. can you agreed to lead the united nations authorized force last year, but the kenyan high court blocked the move unconstitutional grounds, including because of the lack of formal agreements between the 2 countries. it's unclear now whether the new pact will satisfy those legal requirements. on thursday, apparently coordinated gang attacks on police stations left at least 4 officers dead and on no number of civilians were killed. airlines cancel flights to toss all over to airport when the area came under heavy fire. jimmy barbecue shows a, a powerful gang leader said a confederation of armed groups plan to prevent only from returning to haiti and said they would arrest police commanders and other senior officials. however, if i go to music, c, d, r e o, on re has no the tennessee to sign any contract. how are you losing power? thanks to the international community, especially the us, canada, and friends. but far from being reassured, residents say they're terrified. there was heavy shooting, a lot of gunshots. everybody was lying down on the floor. he has suffered a downward spiral of gain related violence, killings, rapes and kidnappings. since president juvenile, i'm was a, was assassinated in 2021. many haitians consider henri and illegitimate ruler because he has not held the elections, but on reset. now is not the time for voting. put up desire man, like you know, to, to finish. last year, nearly 5000 people were reported killed in haiti, according to u. n. report more than double the number of deaths from the previous year. rob reynolds, l g 0. sandia has announced a space of emergency to tackle a severe drought. its government is seeking international aid to make up for food short, 4 of the annual reins failed. dry conditions have threatened corn crops and the livelihoods a small scale phones will not separate this new zone. and i'm going, i'll be back in just about the me a good study and then a man showed various auto pay i like the last a lot of a lot of a lot of the the scars of award and you free run deep but the devastation of the country's precious ecosystems may take the longest to hear people and power documents, the environmental impacts of the fight to and follows ukrainian war prize investigators, as they collect evidence of what they described as eco site ukraine, ground 0 on the jersey to a unique perspective. the place himself does told the palestinians to go to on heard voices, to humor. i try to highlight the absurdit

u. n. made this decision after reviewing a security and risk assessment that they look at periodically and for the past 2 weeks or so. o u n staff working in haiti, or under a shelter in place order, meaning that they could not just roam around 3 weeks on the streets and that's due to the security situation there. now. now the main message from un headquarters on wednesday is that the u. n would not be leaving 80 and that the essential staff members would continue to do their humanitarian work in the country as best as they can just with slightly less personnel to do it. this humanitarian work is critical now more than ever. and so you and says that there 1000000 haitians that are on the verge of famine and about 360000 haitians internally displaced, including 15000 alone that have been pushed from their homes just this month. gabriel's on though, i'll just see it at the united nations in new york. russia's presidential election is to, to begin on friday, but voting has already started and what russia cools, its new territories, the parts of your crime, which are now controlled by russian forces. president vladimir putin f

n right. » on n right. >> oh, u just say to >> oh, now i will just say to one thing i do read the manifestos. actually look manifestos. i do actually look them up online. diane, i want to know what i'm voting for. but, charlie, this brings us back to a that i believe helen a question that i believe helen asked us, in one of the previous hours , where she said about the hours, where she said about the political wilderness . so let's political wilderness. so let's say, for example, thought i'd experiment that the tories do lose. they get 98 seats. so what do they do then? what can they do they do then? what can they do when they're in this wilderness? >> yeah, well, they'll have to be a massive rebuilding project . be a massive rebuilding project. obviously, if they've got that many seats, then they'll have to look long and hard at look very long and hard at themselves look at their themselves to look at their policies. have policies. and you will have to look manifestos actually policies. and you will have to lo> but the but the but >> but, but, but the but the but the manifestos do matter. >> at social >> if you look at the social care under theresa may, that was a disaster. >> so very quickly, a disaster. >> hardline very quickly, a disaster. >> hardline tories.jickly, a disaster. >> hardline tories. ickly, a disaster. >> hardline tories. i think the two hardline tories. i think you're delusional like you you're just delusional like you do not realise how bad it is. the hates you . the country hates you. >> all right. okay. i think actually that benjamin rafe is a very good point about the need for reform . but hey for electoral reform. but hey ho, still ahead, andrew doyle has a great show coming up at 9 pm. this evening. he'll be here to tell us about a walk through which has broken out a protest, at, some protests . anyway, at, some protests. anyway, you're with the gb views. welcome back to the saturday. five emails are coming in. welcome along to eileen . come welcome along to eileen. come on, eileen, she says. oh, my god, this is the first time i've watched saturday five. i'm thoroughly enjoying the program now. eileen, i have sent you £5 in the poll . felicity says. in the poll. felicity says. right. this is getting silly now. felicity says, i love the saturday five. i really do right wingers i am. i admire benjamin butterworth's bravery and humour to wear that outfit. no, she didn't . didn't. >> representing alternative viewpoints . viewpoints. >> but week after week, just one female panellist, two women per show please and sometimes three to reflect the mix in the population, you're doing me out of a job. >> i've got a mortgage to pay , >> i've got a mortgage to pay, no need to go anywhere this evening , though, because andrew evening, though, because andrew doyle has a great show coming up at 9:00. good evening andrew. andrew, we're really looking forward to the show. we've been discussing the marches through london wonder what's discussing the marches through londtake wonder what's discussing the marches through londtake on wonder what's discussing the marches through londtake on them?|der what's your take on them? >> yeah, it's a tricky one, isn't it? we've been we're going to be showing some footage of the today, on the marches from today, later on in we'll be in the show, and we'll be talking about the that talking about the elements that appear those that appear on those marches that appear on those marches that appear openly appear to be very openly anti—semitic, calling for support rebels support for the houthi rebels and calling for support for hamas. this kind of really extreme behaviour. and i suppose the question is not so much, are these just rotten apples, you know, or is that it's become know, or is it that it's become normalised within the pro—palestine movement and within so we're going to be marches? so we're going to be talking about that. but it's a very serious isn't very serious issue, isn't it, because happening because it's happening every single of single weekend, and a lot of people and people are getting sick and tired . tired of it. >> but andrew, what do you think they to achieve? they ultimately want to achieve? because shouting they ultimately want to achieve? bec.on a shouting they ultimately want to achieve? bec.on about shouting they ultimately want to achieve? bec.on about a shouting they ultimately want to achieve? bec.on about a ceasefire.�*|g they ultimately want to achieve? bec.on about a ceasefire. but and on about a ceasefire. but david united david cameron at the united nafions david cameron at the united nations has just well demanded a ceasefire. yeah, think that's ceasefire. yeah, i think that's it, isn't it. >> well, i don't think they really know what is they want really know what it is they want to mean, this to achieve. i mean, we know this because they often use that slogan to the slogan from the river to the sea, but actually try and sea, but if you actually try and pin what they mean by pin them down, what they mean by that, it really that, i mean, is it really feasible you can that feasible that you can have that entire from river entire territory from the river jordan mediterranean jordan to the mediterranean entirely these entirely just composed of these two groups who ultimately will not and think a lot of not get on? and i think a lot of it isn't thought through. we've seen this with the queers for palestine very palestine movement, who are very prominent displays. palestine movement, who are very prominent a displays. palestine movement, who are very prominent a protestdisplays. palestine movement, who are very prominent a protest inplays. palestine movement, who are very prominent a protest in new;. palestine movement, who are very prominent a protest in new york. palestine movement, who are very pronother a protest in new york. palestine movement, who are very pronother day rotest in new york. palestine movement, who are very pronother day where nlag of the palestinian flag with the trans flag. now, if they any idea flag. now, if they had any idea of what goes on in the arab world when it comes to gender and sexual orientation , they and sexual orientation, they would that those things would know that those things aren't i think aren't compatible. so i think there's behind there's a lack of thought behind a this movement. there's a lot of this movement. there's an lot emotion an awful lot of emotion and strength , and can strength of feeling, and i can understand of understand the strength of feeling no one wants feeling insofar as no one wants to see civilians being killed. i mean, absolutely horrific mean, that's absolutely horrific irrespective where they irrespective of where they are. so we all sympathise with that. i would have thought on a human level, when it comes to the level, but when it comes to the politics of this situation, it's very, delicate and very, very delicate and difficult situation. i'm concerned that a

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going through them one by one? are you picking up and comparing to the other? how is that process going? go through the candidate forum and they forwarded over to me the four names. and so i do. i have a binder for each one of them. and so i will read through what the binder says. i will do my own research. i will put together a panel of folks to also do private interviews with each of the candidates. i'm going to do my own me, it's about making sure that we are picking the right candidate to be chief of oakland. and so i'm but at the same time, this is a priority for me. >> you rejected the previous list of candidates submitted by the commission. why did you reject everyone on that list? >> well, i rejected the list because i didn't think be a good candidate for the city of o ask me, well, what are you looking for in a chief? i'm looking for someone who loves the city of oakland, cares about community and being in the community. on top of that, making sure that we get out of the federal oversight, i mean, this person, the next chief, will have to be able to work with the federal judge who oversees the federal monitor and the city in our in you know, we've been under the federal oversight for 20 years. and so that's going to be key. >> you interviewed some police, someone from mid-sized cities before this, and you said they didn't move along because they didn't want to participate i'm t that correct. but why did you choose those folks to talk to about the job?c ñyou know, these are well known people throughout the whole nation. they are qualified for the job. not just federal monitor before to get the cities that they worked for in the past to get them out of receivership. and so for me, that's incredibly important. in order for us to actually move forward. >> so they were familiar with, with with federal oversight and a monitor. and that's why you were speaking to them. >> absolutely. and not just that, but they also are aligned with me around our ceasefire strategy. >> okay. gotcha. all right. so you boycotted the candidate forum inúwhich candidk right now. have you considered whether this sends maybe an uncomfortable message about the job overall? 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u. n. adults involved in these talks, it talks involving the us israel, which still has people here of egypt and cancel. the un has been monitoring the situation that when the special coordinator for the u. n. to a when his lunch has been here in the hall meeting, some of the participant participants, i asked him to judge where we were at this moment a oh, it's a very important moment. the we are in a type of situation where the war need to come to an end as fast as possible. we are seeing what's going on on the ground on a daily basis. and we have a lot of questions and we solved daddy's in focus here in the over the next days and week. i am hopeful that the 2 sites and the mediator would succeed in finding a way wherever we can have the release of hostages. and oppose in the ongoing activities on the ground. it seems to me that all parts of the international system on this conflict right now was sounding the alarm. you have the secretary general of the united nations using that very rad power onto the you and charge the article 99 to convene the security council to demand a see saw that didn't work yet the international court of justice, which is so concerned about genocide that it passe