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countries. and i don't think that's going to be anywhere in the near future. so i think that is in the past. the question is how much can we do as journalists to accelerate the demise of terrible regimes? >> well, one thing that you have done in this also is in the film you found one of the top scientists in russia who had basically perfected novichok perfected it and made it, made it maybe the killen agent it is. but then he finds out that it's a killing agent. >> and you actually film his defection from russia. yeah, that's what the film star but as it was going to follow the story of a whistleblower of somebody who is going to redemption, somebody who is part of the novichok creation and upgrading and research and development system of russia. then suddenly he, he gets a conscience and he realizes that these weapons, that is these chemical weapons he is helping design are not really used for terrorists that he was led to believe against terrorist. they're actually used against peace compatriots and people who are just speaking up. and he decided to speak up to us
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we just won. he said we won this but the real work just begins. so brother alvin, we salute you. we love you and we know that god will be with you and your family. we pray always for your protection and your peace. we know from wherever those great ancestors rest they are all singing your praises, dear brother, and cheering you on. you and your wife and family. let's celebrate him. >> thurgood marshall, the first black supreme court justice did his most important work as a lawyer when his office was within walking distance of that church. the only woman lawyer working with thurgood marshall at the
had, like, loved ones they can say goodbye to before they died which by the way means you're dead forever. how can you get on tv and be smug knowing that your -- that you are largely if not almost entirely responsible for this when you don't even really know that you even know what you're talking about. i don't know what can be wrong with a person to -- and also that the hearings are always, like, is always about the theatrics too. is an of theatrics with politicians where it's neither some real issues he here, almost a theatric off all the time. but i just -- are not over covid. not over the fact that they made peace is illegal and i had a good. i had a job, i have no kids okay i had it good, nobody that i knew died and i'm still, like, how are they able to do that and we just haven't moved, like, were just like okay well will not going -- was just move on. i'm never going to move on. >> greg: we don't even have movies about and being made the way we made movies about the china syndrome, nuclear power or any kind of disaster
without a political plan forward isjust without a political plan forward is just going to leave israel bogged down in gaza and it's going to exacerbate the security challenges they face. the negotiations come as the israeli military says four men taken hostage by hamas on october 7th have died in captivity, and that their bodies are held by hamas. the idf identified the men as haim perry, yoram metzger, amiram cooper and nadav popplewell. the army believes they were held together by hamas in the khan younis area, and died several months ago. meanwhile, israel's military offensive in gaza continues. an israeli airstrike hit a building in gaza's central bureij refugee camp on monday, triggering a massive cloud of smoke. 0ur middle east correspondent lucy williamson has the latest from israel. the price of gaza's war is rising as its cities crumble. the price of peace too high for leaders on both sides. israel said it had
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the negotiations come as the israeli military says four men taken hostage by hamas on october 7th have died in captivity, and that their bodies are held by hamas. the idf identified the men as chaim peri, yoram metzger, amiram cooper and nadav popplewell. the army believes they were held together by hamas in the khan younis area, and died several months ago. meanwhile, israel's military offensive in gaza continues. an israeli airstrike hit a building in gaza's central bureij refugee camp on monday, triggering a massive cloud of smoke. 0ur middle east correspondent lucy williamson has the latest from israel. the price of gaza's war is rising as its cities crumble. the price of peace too high for leaders on both sides. israel said it had bombed more than 50 targets since yesterday. but hamas is still fighting here, and hopes for the new ceasefire deal were mixed. translation: hamas should | raise its demands and seriously adhere to the conditions
on the israel—gaza border to gauge reaction the price of gaza's war is rising as its cities crumble. the price of peace too high for leaders on both sides. israel said it had bombed more than 50 targets since yesterday. but hamas is still fighting here, and hopes for the new ceasefire deal were mixed. translation: hamas should | raise its demands and seriously adhere to the conditions they set, which are the people's demands. translation: hamas, accept the deal. - it's enough. enough of what we lost. we urge hamas to stop the war. israel's prime minister is negotiating on two fronts. his far right allies say he must continue the war until hamas is destroyed, or they'll bring down the government. he's insisted his conditions for a ceasefire haven't changed.
hostages held by hamas for palestinian prisoners held by israel. although the plan has been met with opposition from hardline members of the israeli government, the us state department outlined how important the proposal is for the country's safety. the israeli military says four men taken hostage by hamas on october 7th have died in captivity, and that their bodies are held by hamas. the idf identified the men as chaim peri, yoram metzger, amiram cooper and nadav popplewell. the army believes they were killed together by hamas in the khan younis area, months ago. meanwhile, israel's military offensive in gaza continues. an israeli airstrike hit a building in gaza's central bureij refugee camp on monday, triggering a massive cloud of smoke. 0ur middle east correspondent lucy williamson has the latest from israel. the price of gaza's war is rising as its cities crumble. the price of peace too high for leaders on both sides. israel said it had bombed more than 50 targets since yesterday.
that means what happened in november could happen again, which is exchange hostages and then return back to war. part ofthe then return back to war. part of the peace _ then return back to war. part of the peace plan _ then return back to war. part of the peace plan is - then return back to war. part of the peace plan is to - then return back to war. part of the peace plan is to say i then return back to war. part of the peace plan is to say a big increase in humanitarian aid going into gaza. what is the latest on humanitarian aid? humanitarian aid in gaza is really in a dire situation. there is not a single crossing thatis there is not a single crossing that is fully functioning in gaza at the moment. there are 2 million people who need food every single day. 1 million people moved from rafah for the expanding operation, the military operation there. they need tents. they defecate in plastic bags. there are 3000 children under the age of five facing death from malnutrition. half a million child under the age of 15, they didn't have