Im katty kay in washington and Christian Fraser is in london. For five short hours tomorrow, the thousands of people trapped in east ghouta will be able to leave their underground shelters and seek relief. Aid will go in, the wounded will get treatment and people will be allowed to leave. The pause will continue daily. This small reprieve comes because russia has given in to pressure from an International Community horrified by the images of suffering we have seen in the rebel held enclave. Its an important concession given the ongoing bombardment of the rebel held enclave. Reports suggest more than 500 people were killed last week alone. For more on how things are playing out on the ground, we can speak to linda tom from the uns office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. She joins us now from damascus. On. The reasonable conditions have to be in place for aid workers to go on, do you think five hours is a big enough window . We welcome the Un Resolution for this sensation of