d, u n. r w a was founded in 1949 to help palestinians who fled or were expelled from their homes when israel was founded. it originally had a 3 year mandate, but that's been renewed ever since, as there's been no political solution to the conflict. the agencies operations have been especially vital for guidance since israel's 2007 blockade for the territory. it also serves palestinian refugees in the occupied westbank, syria, lebanon, and jordan. but many of these we'll take a different view. this is jerusalem's deputy mayor, call and get out. get out at a small, far right protest. people at this demonstration want the agency to leave the region entirely. israel has claimed the 12 u. n. r w. a workers cooperated in the october 7th terror attacks. and many agency workers are affiliated with him. us or other tara groups and gaza. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he sees no future for the agency. for civil administration of gauze, i won't be able to be carried out by those who support and f

i know this was cool, billed by u. n. r w a. northern garza, it is a mom, the palestinian school that was bombed by is really war planes and rated by is really things we can see. the scale of the destruction rolled in this building, and that was the last how the ceiling and families have returned and are now living here. this is live for one such family beneath the stairway in diet humanitarian conditions. how do you leave here? day to day all the sudden had this. there is simply no one here to one look after us ever since my husband was taken by the jews, there's still no one here to look out for us. no one has brought us any assistance . so here i am living in a stairwell with my children, barely surviving, struggling to sleep or even sit. my 5 little children are dying from the cold. my son has been coughing and has had a cold for about 3 days now. he can't sleep at all. even our neighbors here say to me, your son was sob is keeping us awake. i can only tell them my children can't sleep because of the cold water leaks on

this fits despite the fact the case concerns accusations against une 12 u. n. r w a weapons contacts that really represents just a 10th of one percent of its entire team, which includes over $13000.00 employees and gaza alone. the communications officer of the international committee of the red cross, his chum momma, says that stop eating of the u. n. r w way of the funds it needs to carry out its mission could prove fateful. there is no human to tell you the nation that has to get by city as the owner of agency that provides some important urgent uh, services like like shelter like cation like, mitigation, health care to the best majority of the community goza. and given i think that into cotton, the company itself is ongoing for that the majority of the population because it's true almost, you know, in, in each tending guys are never turn of its place. i did receive a lot of aid, some people who were given b stick ation on this tendencies and the limited debate that's entering guys that, that is not the case to be constantly drawing means on the ground. so we h

a groups say it's impossible to evacuate everyone from the city, the e u and the u. n. r. also expressing alarm at israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there, the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of our offers population, make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground, a tax oh, just as a congestion and rough as reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. rasa is the last major pox relation center in the gaza strip is rarely troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed relief. supplies and emotions are boiling over on the streets of tel aviv with demands for prime minister benjamin netanyahu to resign. 136 hostages are still being held by him. austin, gaza, and their families are running out of patience and does is blocked. a major highway on saturday night lighting bonfires and angry crowd marched on military headquarters, demanding a d

a groups say it's impossible to evacuate everyone from the city, the e u and the u. n. r. also expressing alarm at israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there, the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of our offers population, make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground, a tax oh, just as a congestion in rough or has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. rasa is the last major pop you lation center in the gaza strip is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. and have a tv is with the a group care for the middle east and north africa region. we asked her if there is any place left in gaza where people can find refuge. unfortunately, like what we have seen in your report. and what i hear from my colleagues and 2 or 3 you from one of the many didn't international organizations like you and agencies . unfor

a groups say it's impossible to evacuate everyone from the city, the e u and the u. n. r. also expressing alarm at israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there, the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of our offers population, make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground, a tax oh, just as a congestion and rough as reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. roughly is the last major pop you solution center in the gaza strip is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. earlier i asked our correspond atanya kramer in jerusalem, where people in russell are supposed to go now with a potential evacuation looming to. well, this is the question that everybody's of course asking, and we don't know much more except for this announcement of that a and prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that he had a the is where the

a groups say it's impossible to evacuate everyone from the city, the e u and the u. n. r. also expressing alarm israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there. the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of our offers population make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground, a tax oh, just as a congestion and rough or has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. rasa is the last major pop you lation center in the gaza strip is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. somehow deed of the norwegian refugee council told the deputy that if an evacuation of profit is ordered, there is no where else the people to got the very few options left for people to seek safety in gaza. nowhere is safe anymore. so over 1000000 people fled to gossen with moved into gaza on the basis around the roof on the basis that it was a safe z

the e u and the u. n. r also expressing alarm at israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there. the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of our offers population make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground, a tax oh, just as a congestion in rough or has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. rasa is the last major pop you lation center in the gaza strip is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. our correspondent audio kramer joins is now from jerusalem. tell you, i'm good to see, you know, prime minister, benjamin and yells is really forces are working on a plan to evacuate civilians. do we know anything else? where are people in rough, i suppose to go as well. this is the question that everybody is, of course asking, and we don't know much

a groups say it's impossible to evacuate everyone from the city, the e u and the u. n. r. also expressing alarm at israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there, the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of our offers population, make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground attacks. oh, just as a congestion in rough has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents, set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. rasa is the last major pop you lation center in the gaza strip. is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. the family of a 6 year old palestinian guild, who had cold rescue with the help 12 days ago say she has been found dead ended. my job was trapped in a call with the bodies of i did relatives. after they had tried to flee garza city and came on the fly to paramedics from the palestinian red crescent when to rescue him. i have also been founded your

a groups say it's impossible to evacuate everyone from the city, the e u and the u. n. r. also expressing alarm at israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there. the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of rough as population make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground, a tax oh, just as a congestion in rough i has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean in surface available. rasa is the last major population center in the gaza strip is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. some of her deed of the norwegian refugee cancel told me and is really ground defensive in rafa, would have dire consequences for the distribution of a well, what we're hearing from oust off on the ground in enough is that the conditions are already dire. with seeing widespread diseases even start ation amongst the population. so any full scale military

the head of own room, u. n. r w a. the agency for palestinian refugees saves the organizations ability to provide relief and gaza is under evidence threats. the is read, the government has accused equal driver because of directly participating in the october 7th to attacks on these very sewing. it's this accusation that the head of one ra sais is driving 16 donor countries to suspend, for a $150000000.00 worth of funding. it's a shortfall the agency is direct to say is when severely humble operations and gaza as soon as next month. a meanwhile, a mazda leader has left egypt off the holding thoughts with officials. they're about a possible ceasefire. i always done this cutting auto body in cairo about the reports of the plan to tru stocks, which would be held in paris. well, obviously something is cooking and the heads of the, it's a pretty fair or for how much it's made. i knew it was for several days in cairo talking. it was interesting intelligence and the now this seems to be enough common ground that you have now a

and right now you've had the u. n r w a being massively defended in the u. n. r w way, the major back phone a few minutes. rein 8 for the whole region. employees, 30000 people in the region and serves 3000000 palestinian refugees across the whole area. and that has been essentially be funded in the past few weeks because of allegations which had been unsubstantiated of collusion with some us. so at this point, you've got a situation where there was nutritional screening and north does it a few weeks ago that found that 90 percent of how of people in north guys up or in a few levels of food in security. the integrated, the integrated food security based classification cost by that $5.00, which is the worst phase 5 out of 5, which is catastrophic levels of hunger. and at this point, you have over 90 percent of the children of, of the gods are beginning trickling north, gaza, experiencing a confluence of acute hunger, which means stunting. and stunting is where there is irreparable cognitive and physical damage because of acute malnourishment at young age. along wi

you an agency, u. n. r w a. isabel elijah's, of 12 of the agencies. $13000.00 and stuff were involved in the her mazda the tax. on the 7th of october, for the use folder in the 1st 2 years of bottle, it says why needs to be able to keep on working while investigations continue and was born to the. the funding, the agency would be disproportionate and dangerous. the war still engulfing garza an organization tasked with protecting post indians is in crisis is really allegations that several un stoffers were involved in the october 7th terror attacks. have prompt to dote among some western donors that they've just anything that goes without it. seeing that we've suspended age and the we want to fuel investigation and that can be no business as usual, gets attacked, gets on get the united nations relief and works agency for palestine. refugees in the near east or in row was funded back in 1949. the organization tasked with offering aid on protection to palestinian refugees is active in gaza, the west bank east

trying to blow up a truck from entering garza for the united nations or relief agency and gaza, the u. n. r w a says one of its tribes waiting to take a to northern gauze that was hit by an is ready strike on monday. and it made a chronic clock a few minutes every night. and palestinians have resorted to all sorts of other measures. and northern gauze of the area of the ink phase is being isolated for months due to the well, some of the most intense idea of operations stopping locals have tons to, excuse me, bird feed instead of flour. for example, about size, the united nation sounds, the alarm over at least 400000 gardens, being quote, actually in finding one like the 1st we had white flowers and it was new week. now with forced to eat what animals eat, wheat, body, and cold. and this is very difficult for us. that's a small, well i have a family of 11 managing somehow. we've come to divide by 10 to quarters for our children in the morning. we're suffering a lot of children, a very sick and ready to start. and then we'll have a family of 13 that i'm doing with my sister suffers from kidne

funding the thought to reinstate to the un relief agency that by pointing coming directly from the u. n. r w way in an exclusive shepherd oxy. but also us in the alternative plan is to resume support. otherwise there will be certain disaster in the gaza strip. was the lifeline for the people the an awful lot to discuss on this sunday program live from moscow. it's so good to have your company's top story for this. our 28 civilians including a child of being killed and 10 others wounded, all in a ukrainian attack on a bakery and listen. trends. can the real guns go public must go. what's called a strike, an active tara sponsored by the west. the new terrorist attack is the gratitude of the extremists and key for the generous financial support of european union countries. you citizens should know how their taxes are being used to buy deadly weapon systems and send them to the key regime which uses them to kill civilians. the head of the public is a condemn, the type saying key of new the bakery would be parked with civilians on the weekend . and one survivor told us what happened. bruce, we

one thing would be, you know, look israel and then y'all was calling for the shutting down of the u. n. r w way, the u. n. program for the protection and help for public opinion. refugees, a lot of money, right? that goes to the palestinians is now being cut off. in fact, palestinians really is honest and they have been who will no way of getting any money to deal with one of the was you monetary and crises and reason the history? do you think it's bad? do you think it's bad for me that palestinians or even the militant wing of hamas have used crypto currency platforms to get money? perhaps that mean maybe as a robbie was saying, maybe they want to get weapons. but what about food? water, fuel, basic services? your thoughts yeah, so basically i have, i want you to do that. there is no, what is the most touch edge? that is what type tools. no matter how good something is, they'll always be a 2nd percentage organise use. so she wanted to run us as fast as significant. i mean, every kind of worst situation. i'm always competing that should give people access to resources to buy data needs, e

u. n h the at which time site, you know, used to and then in the 1950s we also had u n. k r i, which was created for created refugee. so that was the norm at the time. it wasn't until 1967 that you in a sea of monday with you know, that's the lights and then you are essentially them withdraw. i think that's the 1st thing that's really important to keep in mind here because that often gets lost and it's all, it's been noise around this issue. the other thing to keep in mind is that inner has a much more restricted monday to this day. then you and actually i have not only and who is that through the, in the kind of work it does. and where is mandated solely to provide relief services to palestine. refugees in the 5 deals where it was, as i called you and it should be out by contrast, is also mandated to dispute. durable solution for, for general position, 2 cases of displacement and to provide protection to the refugee is that it works with. so tell us the product time refugees are actually in some way or my disadvantage because the agency that says them has a much more limits

u. n. c. r. western countries. these institutions need to be more democratic. they need to represent the rest of the world or we're just going to defend further in the army get in and to gather now who are a pair of overnight he's really strikes, killed 24 civilians in the sovereign city of rossa. a residential building has been no blazer, agent, local health professionals confirm the 4 women and 3 children among victims. another strike targeted the refugee camp in the area we had from some of those the survive. the israel still gets a clear to the children to old people and women. the children were just sleeping and suddenly the bomb and happens got to live children and afraid escaped death with as well as people leave your home. so you go to the zones considered save the and wherever bel seen as go, they get bonded. why do notes these just revenge, they just want to bring destruction to people. and that's it. the other that the slides follow. a warning from the united nations that ralph a, maybe the new focus in these roles, ongoing military campaign. in rece

u. n. s. c. r. western countries, i think that we're really now at a turning point, especially with the conflict between israel and him. us where, you know, these, these institutions need to be more democratic. they need to represent the rest of the world. or we're just going to descend further into army get in. yeah, you know, i appreciate you saying that bradley, pretty wiring comments, frankly, but i think it just about on points. let me ask you this, you know, the reuters washington the western political establishment. they, they, they'd like to refer to visa iranian proxies or across the middle east. and, you know, i, i kind of makes me pause for a moment. i'm do you, do you think that because there are many alleged factions out there, the mainstream media likes to call it, ronnie, and protest all they all iranian proxies or what. but perhaps you have certain functions that are just sympathetic to iran, but washington says right here in iranian proxy, but coming off to you, is there any way to

r-o-y e-u-g-e-n-e b-a-r-n-e-s. >> good morning.rt about your background in service, in public service? >> i was first elected to the state senate in 1974 from cobb county. i went back to the house of representatives, i was elected to the house of representatives, served six years until i was elected governor in 1998 and i served in that position until january of 2003. >> and after serving in the position of governor, can you tell the court a little bit about what you transitioned into after your public service? >> i did exactly what i was doing before, i was elected, i went back to practicing law in marietta, georgia, with my daughter who is now judge of the state court and my son-in-law. and now we have, i think, six or seven lawyers, charlie bailey back there was one of them at one time. >> okay. and, governor barnes, would you consider yourself to be a trial lawyer? >> yes. we don't write contracts or we don't write wills, all we do is try cases. >> and i want to direct your attention back to 2021, were you approached by the dis

to do it, to get that debt number down, and hope that there's a churn -- shouldn't say a churn, c-h-u-r-nyou think that? or does it require a deal? >> the only growth in there is streaming. to their credit, they claim they have a pro forma profit in streaming. a market, impressive as i said, asterisk didn't have to spend much on content thanks to the strikes i thought that's realistic growth in the streaming subscribers is, you know, it's -- it's levelling out it's not, not continuing to surge. whether people are going to look -- i mean, it's considered a beat if you can eke out teeny, teeny profit in streaming now. a far cry from thinking streaming is a new pot of gold end of the rainbow i think you know -- investors expectations for streaming sector which is the growth area to them, have come way down. >> that stock, you know, you know how much money he's made because of what he's able to do with discovery's stock remember, over the years, jim? >> oh, yeah. >> he's not used to things that look like that i'm wondering whether that's a commentary on media in general or the amount of debt?

j-e-n-n-i-f-e-r. c-r-u-m-b-l-e-y. >> go ahead, prosecutor. >> thank you. mrs.rumbley, i'd like to talk about you as a parent. before i do, i want you to understand the oath you just took. >> i do. >> okay. you understand you took the stand under oath, and you have to tell the truth. >> i do. >> you understand that was the rules yesterday, as well? >> correct. >> all right. we'll come back to that. now, you have been described by your attorney as a hyper-vigilant parent. >> correct. >> do you agree with that? >> i do. >> in fact, you called yourself a helicopter parent before. >> yes, i was. >> so you spent a lot of family time together. >> we did. >> now, i'd like to talk to you about what your digital footprint shows. >> okay. >> what the evidence on your phone shows. >> okay. >> now, it's true, you'd agree with me that having horses is a time-consuming hobby. >> it can be. >> okay. it was for you. >> it can be. >> that's what you said yesterday. >> yes. >> okay. and you were at the barn for between three and five times a week. >> more like three times a week.

r i. s fighter. she now resides in a refugee camp there. well, the head of the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees says that the situation has quote, reached a breaking point. israel has accused several unreal workers of directly participating in the october 7th terror attacks. the un responded by launching a probe into those allegations. the head of the un agencies says that the accusations have caused 16 major donor countries to suspend $450000000.00 worth of funding. that could severely hamper operations and does a as soon as next month, a recent us intel report said that some of the accusations were credible or could not be independently verified, while also kelly, the casting doubt on claims of white or links to militant groups. or let's get more on this. we are joined now by tomorrow. i'll resize. she is a director of communications update on run the united nations release and works agency for palestinian refugees. thank you so much for your time this afternoon and tell us a little bit more about the agencies current capabilities on the ground to provide huma

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