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aid to get in via the egyptian crossing. and what we are beginning to see now as well, there hasn't been an official evacuation of civilians. many are taking it upon themselves to evacuate themselves. so they are fleeing rafah and moving into parts of central and northern gaza, or at least attempting to it. and we're talking about areas that have been completely destroyed where their homes have been turned to rubble. there is no safe shelter. areas where airstrikes are still ongoing in areas where many aid groups and including un agencies have said they are still struggling to get humanitarian aid in so this is a huge point of concern on multiple up front. and we're hearing is repeated warnings for the idf not to go into rafah on the ground. but again, important to remember that while we haven't seen a full-scale ground operation just yet, we are seeing airstrikes already in an offer as we are in other parts of gaza as well. >> and we had this resignation as well, didn't we, from israeli military intelligence? obviously it's one accepted now that there was a military, an intelligence failure ahead of the october 7 attack
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campaign and all these things, and we haven't gotten to yet what's on the piece of paper? what's on the documents? why does it say legal services? what's interesting is that's not as fascinating for a jury. you have to prove up this whole secondary narrative and then later on we're going to get to those boring documents. i think if you lock the jury into that first story and they believe that donald trump was directing and overseeing this conspiracy to interfere with the election, when you get to those documents, it's a lot easier for a jury see why those documents say what they say. those 34 counts can almost become a box checking exercise if you believe that initial experience about that the election. i think that's why we're seeing it in this order. >> vaughn, a familiar name the prosecution just mentioned, allen weisselberg who is not going to be testifying but is one they just brought up. >> reporter: allen weisselberg was the chief financial officer for the trump organization, and folks will recall literally two weeks ago we were standing at
to people on channels rather than checking what people are saying. i haven't yet been able to check what other people, what the reaction is, but it is a significant moment, not just for huw edwards but the bbc more widely. there's been this vast gap left by huw edwards, by his disappearance. 0ne gap left by huw edwards, by his disappearance. one minute he was on the screen is presenting the news, the screen is presenting the news, the next minute he was gone. with all sorts of allegations made about him in the sun newspaper, allegations that the police decided there was no further case to answer, or no criminal offence had been committed. we were left in this waiting period, as stuart was alluding to, these nine months well be haven't known what was going to happen. would huw edwards come back? he's been a much loved presenter, certainly he's had a tiring career for a0 years, but a much loved
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interesting to see what happens with this juror who's now consultant, now appears that we have an answer yeah. we haven't answered that. the juror is going to remain on the panel, just returned from this side room where he went he or she went with the lawyers and the judge and they've come back i can say that this juror is going to remain with us. so whatever concerns this juror had, the judge or the lawyers are apparently able to allay some of these concerns if they had lost that alternate juror today that would have been not only obviously, one less drawing, they could call on if something goes wrong, but also it could have influenced other jurors to start only start to question whether they wanted to serve. >> yeah, i'm actually surprised that only one person has withdrawn from this case when you think about the enormity of the exposure, the attention, the risks for you and your family. i mean, this is something that the judge has topped about why these short jurors are going to be anonymous if you wanted to protect them from this environment of intimidation, it's actually surprising to me, we've only lost one, almost lost one today, but