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on an unannounced stop. he said us officials were working to secure a humanitarian pause in gaza, that would advance several priorities, including getting more aid in and getting hamas�* hostages out. following my conversations with the prime minister and with the israeli government, this is a process. israel's raised important questions about how humanitarian pauses would work. we've got to answer those questions. we're working on exactly that. in fact, we agreed that our teams would get together and they're doing just that, including today, to work through the specifics of the practicalities of of these pauses. second, it's important that the pause advance a number of things. one of them is hostages. we are intensely focused — the united states, israel, every other country that has one of its citizens being held hostage by hamas — to bring them home. now, it's important that as we're engaged in pursuing humanitarian pause, this can be something that advances the prospect of getting the hostages back. it can also advance other things that we're committed to doing, as is the government of israel and other partners in the region, especially getting more humanitarian assistance to people who need it in gaza. i'll remind you, when we had conversations three weeks ago about starting humanitarian assistance, it was a process to actually get that moving. but we had a commitment to do that. it took some days to get the process in place. since then, we've had trucks moving. we have about 100 trucks a day going in. that's good, but it's grossly insufficient. so now we're working on raising that significantly so that more aid and in a sustained way gets into palestinians who need it. there, again, a humanitarian pause can also help advance that and create an environment in which we can do as much as possible for people who so desperately need the assistance. well while antony blinken was speaking in baghdad, israel's military spokesman daniel hagari, updated the media on their operation in gaza. daniel hagari, the israeli spokesman, also referred to the cross—border violence with hezbollah in lebanon. lebanese state media say three children and their grandmother were killed in an israeli strike on a car in southern lebanon. the report said their car was hit on a road in the bintjbeil district, and that the children were aged ten, 12, and 14. this is what mr hagari had to say. in the north of israel there are several incidents today. the idf attacked terror facilities of hezbollah and there was an anti—tank missile that killed an israeli citizen and there are some israeli strikes by the idf on terrorists and infrastructure, vehicles driving terrorists and there were also aerial means that are intercepted. by aerial means that are intercepted. by a remotely piloted aircraft that hezbollah tried to drive into israel was intercepted in lebanese territory. before he went to baghdad, mr blinken had visited ramallah in the occupied west bank to hold talks with palestinian to the head of a nearby hospital. the israeli military says it's investigating. paltel — the palestinian telecommunications company — says there has been another "complete disruption" to communication and internet services in gaza. they say this is due to "the previously reconnected major routes" being exposed to israeli attacks. this report from yogita limaye. a densely populated refugee camp. it's not one of the areas that israel had asked gazans to leave. hamas says it was an israeli air strike that killed dozens here. israel says it's investigating. this mans�*s daughters and wife were injured, taken to hospital. can anyone hear me, he shouts. i think there are people trapped here. saeed stayed back, working all night to pull bodies from under the rubble. journalist mohammad al aloul was working in another part of gaza, unaware at first that his family had become the story. translated: | got in touch - with my colleagues who told me that four of my children were killed. i don't know what to tell you. my nephews were killed and so are all my brothers, except one. my wife is in a critical condition. mohammed told the bbc he wishes he'd been killed with his family. as it continues its offensive against hamas into gaza, israel says it's doing what it can to minimize civilian casualties. it claims to have dropped six million leaflets and made tens of thousands of phone calls warning people to move to safer areas. but it's not clear where in gaza is safe and only a tiny number have been allowed to leave the strip. us secretary of state antony blinken made an unannounced stop in the occupied west bank city of ramallah today, meeting palestinian leader mahmoud abbas, who called for an immediate ceasefire. blinken has been pushing instead for shorter humanitarian pauses. 84—year—old elma avraham is one of more than 200 hostages being held in gaza. herson, uri ravitz, showed us the medicines his mother needs to take every day to stay in good health. he's hoping someone can take these to her. just a nightmare and like in some horror movie that i'm stuck. not only me, there is to more than 240 families. right now, we are four weeks after that, four weeks and one day, and they're still not here. and they should be here yesterday. and then today. not today. yesterday. so i have to believe that she's still alive. and i'm going to see her. but, yeah, i still have hope. let's look closer at the diplomatic issues in the region. i spoke to david markovsky, who is a former adviser to the us special envoy for israeli—palestinian negotiations, and is now a fellow at the washington institute for near east policy. i asked him what challenges arab leaders face in terms of what they can say publically.. there is a huge gap between what they say publicly and privately. privately they would like israel to finish the job against how mass —— hamas in a way that would not stop them any more domestic disquiet. they also have since the visit of antony blinken been able to open up for a couple of hours a day, a situation where northern gazans and go to the south. that was blocked before. we have seen 150 un camps in southern gaza so that started with oz wanting that to be a positive to 0z wanting that to be a positive to go longer, of course, but israel is under pressure from the family of hostages who said you give but do not get meaning no information about the hostages the international red cross having no access and no link to that so israel would like to see or get some intimation about the possible release of hostages while it is receding to the secretary's request. it is receding to the secretary's reuuest. �* , ., it is receding to the secretary's reuuest. �* , . ., ., request. and they have said at no oint will request. and they have said at no point will be _ request. and they have said at no point will be a _ request. and they have said at no point will be a ceasefire _ request. and they have said at no point will be a ceasefire without l point will be a ceasefire without movement there on the hostages but in yourview... movement there on the hostages but in your view... that movement there on the hostages but in your view- - -— in your view... that is an important distinction — in your view... that is an important distinction between _ in your view... that is an important distinction between ceasefire - in your view... that is an important distinction between ceasefire and l distinction between ceasefire and pause, for your viewers, it causes a few hours a day or can be and when they say ceasefire, it is something open—ended so that is not what the secretary is asking for, he is asking for a pause like israel has done twice in the last 48 hours and i'm sure we would like go on longer so the remaining people in the north can go to take safe space in the south. well, it's been four weeks now since hamas stormed over israel's border, killing more than 14 hundred people and taking more than 240 others hostage. in many cases multiple members of the same family were taken. among those taken from kibbutz nir oz in southern israel were david and sharon cunio and their 3—year—old twins emma and yuli. daniele alony mevneh — sharon's sister was also abducted with her 5—year—old daughter amelia. after hiding in the shelter for hours, hamas burned down their house , and once smoke started to seep through the shelter door, they texted their family what they believed were their last words. according to videos and testimonials released by hamas, they were confirmed to be taken hostage in gaza. i spoke to moran alony who is the brother of sharon and daniele and uncle to the three young girls. first of all, i think that seen her give me something that i didn't know a couple of days before, that she is alive. and we don't know anything about anyone there, as you mentioned in the previous discussion that you had. so, it gave me hope. it wasn't easy seeing her, you can see the cuff mark on her hand, a red mark on her shoulder. you can see that she is very thin. and you can see that she is in distress. but she is alive, and i think the words that came out from her mouth was obviously something that hamas told her to say, but i think that the anger was real. to your point, the bbc is not showing that video because it could have been filmed under duress, and just to be clear, you haven't had contact with any relatives since that video. no, nothing. not before or not after. that's true. and what is it you want to grow to understand right now about the hostage situation and the experience for the relatives right now? i think that the world has a tendency to apart itself from what is going on in these scenarios, and ijust want people to understand that there are kids and family members, where usually we used to talk every day with one another, and then it is already one month after, and it is not one month that we can talk to them every day or even not that we can talk to them every day or even know what is your status. and if they are alive. i know that my sister daniele is alive, i have five more family members. and so, i think the world needs to understand first of all how they would feel in this kind of scenario. and also try to understand that these are not freedom fighters. these are terrorists. they took kids, babies and women, civilians, all civilians, and they were not fighting an army. they were fighting unarmed civilians. i don't want to go into what they did there, but let's just stay on the hostages part. why should we have any kind of policy if you're not getting anything in return? and we're not getting anything in return at the moment, and there is humanitarian aid that is coming there, but we still don't know anything, and i don't think the world understands that our life is on pause. we don't have a day, we don't have a night. i break up every morning thinking is still a dream or is it reality? this is for the month. 30 days. and i think that the world needs to make a clear statement that there is no negotiations, there is no pause unless there is something that can really happen for us, the families. something that will bring us hope. i quickly want to say that some hostage families, though, are calling for a ceasefire or some sort of negotiation, but i understand that's not necessarily what you're feeling right now, especially when so many of your relatives have been taken. briefly, i do want to ask you, because this assortment —— so many of your relatives — how are your parents coping? two of their daughters, the grandchildren... how would any parent cope with this kind of scenario? i think that they are trying to be strong. i am trying to make them strong because we all understand that there is also can take time, and we don't know how it is going to end. and we pray for them to come. when they come back, we have to be strong for them, because we don't know how they are going to come back. and we do have an updating list. scottish national party leader and first minister hamza yousaf�*s in—laws have arrived back in scotland — after being trapped in gaza for more than three weeks. the scottish first minister confirmed the news on social media and posted a photo of the reunion. elizabeth el—nakla and her husband maged managed to cross into egypt via the rafah crossing on friday. now it's time for a look at today's sport. hello from the bbc sport centre. luis diaz dedicated his liverpool equaliser today to his father who has been kidknapped in his native colombia. they drew 1—1 at luton with diaz's goal coming in injury time liverpool went behind in the 80th minute and diaz came off the bench and scored in the 95th. he then revealed a message under his shirt which read "freedom for dad". diaz has missed the last two games after his parents were kidknapped last weekend, his mother was released unharmed but his father is yet to be freed. in the last few minutes diaz has released a statement calling for his father's release. a wonderful highlight if you want in a game with not a lot of highlights for oars. that lucho came on and scored as one of those stories that is really great. besides that, we should have done better. credit to luton, they defended well but we had our moments. meanwhile nottingham forest stopped aston villa from going third by beating them 2—0 at the city ground. 0la aina and 0rel mangala with the goals. forest have a good record at home but that was their first win in seven premier league games and they move up to 12th can anyone beat india at the cricket world cup, there was another statement win from the hosts today, they thrashed south africa, the team closest to them in the table as virat kohli, on his 35th birthday, equalled the record for most one day international centuries. kohli hit his 49th 0di ton. matching the great sachin tendulkar finishing unbeaten on 101 in their score of 326 for 5 off 50 overs. his individual score would have been enough by itself to win the match. south africa's chase started poorly... the tournament's top scorer quinton de kock departing forjust 5. and wickets continued to tumble in kolkata after that. ravindra jadeja took five of them just days after bowling sri lanka out for 55. they knocked south africa over for 83. both teams have qualified for the semi finals. but india maintain their 100 percent record. 8 out of 8, and they are guaranteed to finish top of the table novak djokovic has won the paris masters for a seventh time, beating grigor dimitrov in in straight sets. the world number one has now won 18 matches in a row since losing the wimbledon final injuly. it was his sixth title of the season, that draws him level with carlos alcaraz, adding to his masters victory in cincinnati. the serbian has been struggling with a stomach virus that's left him feeling under the weather in paris all week. he was taken to three sets in each of his three earlier rounds but didn't face a single break point against dimitrov. and that's all the sport for now. back with another update in an hour. see you then. back with another update in an hour. see you then-— the deputy prime minister, 0liver dowden, has denied the conservative party covered up rape allegations against an mp. a report in the mail on sunday says a former party chairman, sirjake berry, raised concerns with the police, because he felt the claims hadn't been properly dealt with. mr dowden told the "sunday with laura kuenssberg programme" that all allegations were taken exceptionally seriously. 0ur political correspondent nick eardley is here. he was chairman of conservative party for a few weeks when liz truss was prime minister and it was at the end of her tenure when he left office that he wrote this letter to the police are basically saying he did not think his party had done enough to deal with these allegations. now there are some really serious claims in this letter that has been reproduced by the mail on sunday saying that there may have been five victims of this person, some of the allegations include multiple rapes and there is the claim you just reference that the matter has been going on for more than two years and the failure of others to act that allowed this person to keep offending. sirjake berry does not name anyone or name the mp involved, does not name the people he is saying did not deal with this properly or perhaps i should say the mail on sunday does not contain any names because we've not contain any names because we've not seen the original letter but 0liver dowden, now deputy prime minister, now used to be chairman of the conservative party and he was for some of the time in question and when he was asked about this this morning, he said we take all of these claims extremely seriously and he denied any suggestion that there had been a cover—up on his watch as tory party chairman but not for the first time, i think what this will do is raise even more questions about the processes about westminster and that we question of whether the culture at westminster deals with allegations quickly enough, whether the political parties, including the conservatives, have robust enough policies to deal with allegations. tech tycoon elon musk has launched an ai chatbot called grok on his social media site x, formerly twitter, but so far it is only available to selected users. mr musk has boasted that grok "loves sarcasm" and that it will answer questions with "a little humour". elon musk started x — ai injuly 2023 to focus on generative artificial intelligence. he hired leading researchers from 0penai, google deepmind, tesla and the university of toronto. generative ai models learn from the patterns and structure of their input training data tech giants microsoft google, and meta are all developing generative ai tools to compete with open al's chat—gpt. live now to nello cristianini — who's professor of artificial intelligence, university of bath. let's start with how this one compares to its rivals, based on what we've seen so far. good evening. not much has been announced yet but there is a blog post from yesterday when they compare the performance of the model, which is the engine of the chat bought, called grok one and it seems to be behaving at a similar level as gpt three but not as much as gpt for which is understandable because it is much smaller.- because it is much smaller. given what we know _ because it is much smaller. given what we know from _ because it is much smaller. given what we know from elon - because it is much smaller. given what we know from elon musk - because it is much smaller. given | what we know from elon musk that this will have access to real—time data and information from x, formally known as twitter, what does this say about the potential for things like prejudices and bias? indie things like pre'udices and bias? we do things like prejudices and bias? - do not know yet how they plan to use twitter data. i look carefully for any clue. i don't think it should be used for planing because that is real—time, that is a slow process so it is possible it could search for information in twitter but planing wood only be real time and we do not know because it has not been announced. he know because it has not been announced-— know because it has not been announced. _ ., , announced. he did say it would be allowed to answer _ announced. he did say it would be allowed to answer spicy _ announced. he did say it would be| allowed to answer spicy questions, his words, not mine, and that his rivals could not be able to or would not answer. rivals could not be able to or would not answer-— rivals could not be able to or would not answer. , , , ., ._ , not answer. yes, but there is always a final stage — not answer. yes, but there is always a final stage in _ not answer. yes, but there is always a final stage in the _ not answer. yes, but there is always a final stage in the training - not answer. yes, but there is always a final stage in the training of- not answer. yes, but there is always a final stage in the training of the i a final stage in the training of the systems and part of what we call fine tuning and alignment where the machine so to speak learn the manners and no one can speak the style or some machines can learn certain topic should not be addressed and that is how to begin. it looks like at that stage they made a different choice and made it more witty and spicy, apparently. looking at some of his earlier comments this week, he had a lot to say about the future of ai and he had some mornings as well, what are some of the big takeaways from his perspective? some of the big takeaways from his persoective?_ some of the big takeaways from his persoective?— perspective? well, the one thing that comes _ perspective? well, the one thing that comes to _ perspective? well, the one thing that comes to mind _ perspective? well, the one thing that comes to mind is _ perspective? well, the one thing that comes to mind is that - perspective? well, the one thing that comes to mind is that six i that comes to mind is that six months ago elon musk did sign a petition calling for a pause because we should not be rushing systems into market very fast and it's harder to miss today's press release that says the machine is not perfect but this is what we can do in two months of work and we will put it on time. ., ~' ,, months of work and we will put it on time. . ,, i. ., i. time. thank you for your time. that's all— time. thank you for your time. that's all we _ time. thank you for your time. that's all we have _ time. thank you for your time. that's all we have time - time. thank you for your time. that's all we have time for - time. thank you for your time. that's all we have time for the | that's all we have time for the thank you again. much more on all our top stories on bbc news website. please do check out live page because when it comes to the israel— gaza war, there are constant updates from our reporters on the ground. thank you and stay with us. it has been a bit drier today, with a mixture of sunshine and showers. still a number of flood warnings, though, focused more across southern england, from hampshire to here in kent, where we have got floodwaters from the river rother earlier. over the week ahead, it is not looking as wet and windy, and for much of the week it is going to be a mixture again of sunshine and showers. we have got some showers around at the moment, and again they will continue mainly for the western side of the uk, but we could see just for a while some heavier showers creeping into the far south—east of england, coming in from the english channel. some breaks in the cloud, particularly in the north—east of scotland, so we could have a touch of frost here. but with those clearer skies, you may be able to get a view of the northern lights in northern scotland. this was a picture taken by a weather watcher last night in aberdeenshire. should be quite a sunny start for many eastern parts of scotland and eastern england this time, before the cloud builds up a bit. the showers are mainly going to be out to the west once again. a day very similar to what we had today. those showers will get blown further east of england, crossing on to the pennines and the midlands. temperatures not changing too much at the moment. typically 11 to 13. low pressure close by, this has got the remnants of storm ciaran in it. it is much weaker now, continuing to fade away. still bringing a few showers as we head through tuesday. moving down from scotland into england and wales, but we should see more sunshine in the afternoon, as those showers start to fade away. temperatures of 11 or 12, near normal for this time of the year. but it will get pretty chilly as soon as the sun goes down before we see this weather front here coming in from the atlantic. that is going to bring a band of rain, probably our only proper band of rain over the week ahead. it will be accompanied by some strong winds, particularly windy through the irish sea, and the heaviest rain — about an inch or so — will be over the high ground in western scotland and north—west england. it is moving through fairly quickly, that's the good news, and there shouldn't be too much rain in the south—eastt. it will be followed by some sunshine, but some showers coming in over the irish sea and affecting northern ireland, perhaps western parts of scotland, where it will be a little bit chillier. 0therwise temperatures aren't changing too much over the week ahead. we've got that rain on wednesday, but either side of that, sunshine and showers, heavy showers later in the week. this is bbc news. the headlines... after meeting palestinian president mahmoud abbas in ramallah, the us secretary of state makes an unannounced visit to iraq. antony blinken says the united states is working to ensure the conflict in gaza does not spread. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has again rejected calls for a ceasefire — until all of the more than 240 hostages captured by hamas, are returned. israel's military says its forces have "surrounded" gaza city. idf spokesman daniel hagari says troops have reached the coastline, effectively dividing the strip into "gaza north and gaza south". in gaza, there's been an explosion at al—maghazi refugee camp where at least 50 people have been killed — that's according to the head of a nearby hospital. the israeli military says it's investigating. now on bbc news, its time for click. lara: this week, click takes off with a behind—the—scenes look

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