decision, how do you control so no one else that s not a human being can make those firing decisions. these are all things being developed as we speak. one consistent point, jessica, that age is already here. it is here now. and before we let you go, i also want to ask you about u.s. aid, both to israel and ukraine. but specifically the ukraine aid seems to be somewhat in limbo, both of them need to get over the finish line. what are you hearing on that front? yeah, the irony of this, and i hear this from lawmakers in both parties, is that large ma majorities in both parties, the senate and the house, want to pass both israel and ukraine aid. there is a small population, particularly among republicans in the house, who are standing in the way. the leadership won t bring this to the floor. so negotiations are under way to get over that. they ve been focused in the senate where you would have a combination of things. ukraine, israel, but also new measures for border securit
the israelis are accusing the terror group of not fulfilling its promise to return all the women and children being held hostage. cnn s oren lieberman and matthew chance are tracking the latest from tel aviv. we ll start with oren. walk us through how these negotiations break down and what happens now. reporter: so the negotiations to this point focused on a very specific group of people, women and children. that was what the agreement was, to release 50 women and children at the start, and then ten women and children per day to extend the truce for 24 hours. this is where the disagreement comes in. israel and the u.s. believe that hamas is holding at least 17 women and children which would allow for at least one more day of pause. hamas says they re not holding women and children at this point and wanted to move the discussions on to elderly men as well as men and women who were soldiers. it is on that point that the discussions fell apart. hamas insisting that the women t
welcome to bbc news. a coroner has concluded that the deaths of seven men, including five young friends, who drowned off camber sands in sussex last summer was due to misadventure. the five died in august last year, just a month after two other men drowned in the same area. duncan kennedy has the background to the case. kobi saththiya nathan, his brother ken, nitharsan ravi, inthushan sriska ntharasa and gurushanth srithavarajah the five friends who died on a summer s day out. their families came for the final time, to hear what happened to them and why they drowned. it was last august, they d all gone for a day trip to camber to play volleyball in the water, when this emergency took hold. today, a key expert on beaches and currents gave the fullest account yet of what probably happened; of how the five were playing far out to sea on these sand bars and were trapped when the tide turned. dr simon boxall said powering currents and water temperatures, 12 degrees cooler than a
weather forecaster has in his collection. just a bit of seaweed. the seaweed is indicating something a lot milder early next week. something to look forward to for those of you who do not like the cold. tonight the chilly easterly wind. there is snow over the high ground. a cold night with temperatures hovering just above freezing in most places. over the hills we will have some ice around four. tomorrow, more of the same. cold, windy and grey. further rain, sleet and snow. high levels could be badly affected. not much brightness. the best in the far north west of scotland. a chilly three, 4 degrees. things do start to warm up, particularly through the early part of next week. in the sunshine for some of a hello. this is bbc news. the headlines. president trump says he s considering a brand new executive travel order after his initial attempt was overturned by the federal courts. a group of conservative mps have called on the government to make the uk more welcoming for com
is youtube says nay know how to stop it? they try always, that is the other thing, if you report them they get flags and pulls down. you have to be in that space to begin with. they re looking proactively to do that, there is not enough people, but you would not find this out unless you were in that space. yes they are trying to do a little bit, but they don t have enough human eyeballs on it. and these advertisers are pulling out like disney, they say i don t want my pre-roll going on the videos or a protest against you tube? i think it is both. there is a business there, they re creating their own streaming service, things like this, but they are protecting their brand and they should be. they re not interested in a disney ad rolling before a video with a teen involved in sexual acts. yeah, and if you do, if you see what happens, some of these