the folks would say that she is coming in the office under great controversy that you know, violations of because of the insurrection and other violations that he was accused of. that perhaps he's not qualified to be president. because the constitution has a provision against somebody who has, is involved in an insurrection taking the, the role of the president or taking public office. so he comes under a, comes into office under a very divided nation under some folks who look at him as this a, during leaders. we're very excited about all of this sort of shock and awe of presidential orders that are go on and others who are going to look at it as a, with a, with a sense of trumpet ation with a sense of fear of what's coming. and i think that's why we saw by do these preemptive pardons. this one, something we need to explain at this point the president can come in and have immediate impact. i'll just policy. but on executive government action, things change the moment he signs either an executive order or memoranda. and that's what he's going to do today. this is different, not every country has this. he can effect change without passing laws. mark. yes,

that's true in executive orders essentially telling the bureaucracy, telling as incoming cabinets your are items that you must do. so i think very specifically as much as the reporting a said, he's going to have several executive orders on immigration to move his bureaucracy . his department of homeland security is homeland security is our thomas coleman, giving him direction on what to do as far as the deportations as far as movements she's promised on the largest man deportation operation in us history. and that will be interesting because you need congress to appropriate the fund shift, so i use is appropriate about enough money to deport it. have i feeling government? i see that would do the board immigration and yes that that's the immigration department. within homeland security, they have enough funds to depart about a half a 1000000 people a year. right now, congressionally mandated congress. as you can spend money to do that, to do more than that, you're going to need in a for mary,

amount of us federal tax payer funds to be able to do that. so he can tell the bureaucracy what to do. but still, he needs congress, the united states congress, which has very tight republican majority, is by just a smidgen. he's got to get that to get the actual things done in many cases. but as far as border actions are concerned, he ended up finding and his 1st term and correct me if i'm wrong, a kind of work around. he couldn't get the law and the funding that he wanted to build the wall and do all the things that he wanted to prevent. undocumented immigrants from coming in and about 2 years into his term. he figured, he figured there was a loophole just to clear it and actually emergency, and then you can get emergency funding and then you have more presidential powers to act directly and immediately without having to pass along. and we are essentially expect him to do that same thing as just immediately this time. that's, you know, one of the differences about having somebody coming into the presidency, who's held it before. he's got 4 years of experience behind him. he has a better understanding of, of how things work and, and what levels he's able to pull and so forth. and executive order does have the

force of law. but it is not a law. they can be overturned by congress. they can contradict congress, in which case congress would superseded. but at the end of the day whether something is legal or illegal comes down to whether or not law enforcement or there's a challenge that will come in and check that sort of sort of power. and there's a lot of questions right now about how any sort of a full enforcement of potentially illegal actions will actually be carried out. and jennifer, thank you very much, mark. thank you to the days just started. i am looking at, i was looking at the live pictures. donald trump is going to be attending a church service at the st. john's episcopal church and then he's going to be headed over to the white house, where the trump's will be meeting the biden's and they'll be having tea. that's part of a ceremony by the way, with the ceremony. but part of the convention having tea at the white house and to go to get to the capitol hill will be covering all of that from our little corner of the washington dc. so be sure to tune entails is there a special cut ridge of trumps and alteration that begins at $1630.00 gmc on monday

as today. we'll be back with more ellis from washington shortly. for now though, it's kind of back to the, the watching out 0 is reminder of our top stories. thousands of palestinians are returning home with the safe spot in gauze or into it. the 2nd day, with around 90 percent of homes, destroyed or partially damaged in garza or place, most part of citizens called home no longer exists as well as relief, 90 palestinian prisoners as part of the goals are safe. i deal with homeless women and children of the for us to be freed and the initial phase of the agreement. let's bring it and you're a hawaii see the political list and co director of the all shop. that's the uh, the pot as an imposing network. you know, joining us now from occupied east jerusalem. this release was many women and

children who might be released in subsequent rounds. so what we know so far, uh, same the, the cx, 5 negotiations. and what we've heard from, from various different officials, is that off to women and children, we're looking a public school does haney's who have longer sentences, male detainees, many of whom we've been held without time talking to trial. and he's been subject to, to, to incredibly in humane treatment. and these people might also include politically, does well known politically does some have incredibly, like the sentences that well have been incarcerated by the, the, is ready regime in some cases for decades. so we're waiting to see who those people might be in the, in the, in the coming days and weeks is there a chance that's as well known political leaders are released that they. busy will

be forced to live outside of palestine, may not see the assumption, and that's what we've heard so far. but if, well, no political leaders released and it's a big if, because even though thomas has said that they are pushing to some of these leaders to be released, is there any regime have given no indication that they're willing to do so? but if they want to be released, it's quite clear that they will not be permitted to remain in palestine and will actually be forced into into effect. so what does this phase finding full? they'll keep hide westbank and as well as silent for the i mean, you know, the sea side and has boatload of relief, full for people in, in the west bank. and of course, in garza, but you know, these, these 2 communities are not separated from each other. a lot of people in the west bank have to have family loved ones friends in garza, so it's but about

a huge amount of relief that the from baldwin school will find the store. but i think crucially, you know, the c spy does not mean an, an end to the occupation need. the goals are no, no, on the west bank, you know, on the day that the, the sci fi was announced. he is ready to machine not to be bomb and you need my cd compliment open westbank. so people are under no illusions, but this means an end to its way to control over their lives. so i think people a pessimist state where as to whether the sci fi we will actually hold because they know that these really version was already trying to sabotage it. but things in, in the west bank for main carriers is about, you know, we, we sold a year and a half of, of genocide and gaza. go on check to insert. the big question is, could they do the same in, in the west pine? can i'm afraid without accountability measures. nonsense. yes. and so it's expected

that with more capacity, you know, as he is ready on the withdrawals from gaza, but the increased capacity, the more the focus will shift on to the west by this is already of course, on the military occupation and faces dated grades from these very ami phone from various different, subtler groups known as the great concern yara money. thanks indeed, that's your hawaii joining us from occupied east jerusalem. what's happening is here in the studio is most off of obviously, is this actually general of the palestinian national initiative? it's good to speak to once again. that was stuff especially at this crucial moment in this story. we've seen the, the permanent political for your leaders, your i was released in this 1st round of palestinian prisoners might. so it'd be all the key political think is released in subsequent rounds and well like the impact be on pallets against future as well. yes. some of the lead that is could be

released if is it or, and of course acceptance. but that is what i will be under pressure to release them because they don't the they the, the number of palestinian present notices allowed having the life detention is limited and so to, to be able to exchange it to get them there. so it goes back and they have the gentleman's back order hired on king officers. they have to release these the political leaders as so yes, if not at least this will have a useful impact because those lead the out of the us out of some of the, of the ones that are very much for the police to be a national unit hm, i person like another one, but we use a friend of mine would be very conducive to pushing our efforts eh, the full listing and national unity especially that to use for them for me. so the big question is whether they would be allowed to stay in palestine or they would be forced to leave. and as you can see,

is it or is now focusing so many people to be deported me, which is like adding insult to injury. not only this them for very long time. i'm punch of them in prison. but in addition to that, they deported them out of the country. so, but photo for many of them, it's better to be released on the outside that they've done stay in prison. but we'll see, i hope that many of these need that is will be released and that they are released would have us pushed forward for a stronger unity between police is paula said in unison between 5 to an how may i set a reality and when they when it is not to be between 500, how much that should be between on political groups. and that's exactly what we agreed about in between declaration, which i bet somebody drafted. and that the agreement speaks about the creation of a national consensus government that would prepare to the ground for the, for the democratic election. so something we didn't have for 20 years. so

a national consensus government, an interim unified leadership. uh and, and the unifying, gave anybody gradually within that acts of the low, that's what the agreement says as what divides for the unity of anybody or for political groups together. but of course, the key factor here is that that, that would accept to stopped implementing to this. i mean, they have signed the agreement, but they haven't stopped and started implementing that though we had on the former is already investigated on pink us. so i'm sure you've got, you know, well, he had an interesting point that perhaps means think outside the box that, that needs to be a trustee, ship owner of gauze and the occupied westbank to enable bring things space for such an initiative as you're talking about to food and to take shape. what do you think of that? it's a 100 below id. okay, and we don't accept it in any way. and it's must think about the installation of a proposal document that was made by the famous elliot abrams who wants to create

a task to us and bring some kind of funding tools together to govern us and even bring some met synergies to control the security. we don't need anybody to run a lot, a 5. it is. we don't anybody to need any funding body to do with us. we, we combine our subs our life. i mean, i think we have the, some of the best got that in the mid the least. what we need is for the them to do it all of that. and what we need is to allow us to practice them. ok is something we have missed because it is against it. is it has to be adams. i'm frequently with the support of the united states and preventing palestinians from having the modem of democratic elections. that was one of them have reasons why our elections would concept in 2021. in does that there should be for the senior level, not any for invalid. we don't want to substitute one or 2 patients with another patient haven't can binding the patient as early as one and is

a new patient in addition to other, for the patient that is totally unacceptable. we don't have a bit of an go a lives we don't need anybody to in this live us. i mean we stuff about using great to speak to you. thanks very much. take our time to come in for let's go back out to washington dc. if we can speak to a debt from isaac editor james bass, so james, from the washington view point, what challenges the goals are present for the trump administration. now that he's going to be in charge and that's the key point. he is now in charge. he owns this situation, he's believes that he's already got a victory. he believes that the fight with the c spot is that he's making it very clear, was down to him not to the by the administration, but things are very fragile. there are lots of things that they've got to work out 1st, getting the aide in a scale that is going to be def,

difficult. the trump right now is arriving at the judge and john church live pictures of uh, president trump. and with regard to gaza and the aid of the us, what be involved in getting the, the, the main play of that being the most in both the privacy, all the united nations. but there's a big problem lying ahead just a day's time. other uh, which is the un body that deals with the palestinians is around a said it's gonna stop dealing with it. it's going to bind it from is route that's going to make the 8 operation very, very hard. indeed, the next job and she faces the fact that prime minister netanyahu has said, possibly quite likely. i think some would believe that after the 1st $42.00 days of stage one, he will go back and start the bombardment of gauze. or how is trump going to respond to that? and then go beyond that. there are other challenges that they going to face, which is what to do about reconstruction of gauze, or how is it going to be rebuilt? who's going to pay for it?

and the, the last piece which was stuff about good to you was just talking about is who is going to run garza and i don't think there's a settled view of this new administration. i certainly would not heard it yet from donald trump or from steve would cost. who is his special ed boy on how that's going to work? and going beyond that, of course, that's the wider issue of peace in the region. the possibility of a 2 state solution, trouble understanding little child cushion. i tried a piece plant, it got nowhere told big big challenges i had only to start this the swab and of course only a very fragile space, the spot and every everyone worried still, whether it will continue to hold. okay, tang size many things and they as well take talk is bass online in the us off the present elect from said he would issue an executive order to reinstate the at once. he attends to the white house, now tick tock, tick, tock, when dog come in for american use is

a federal ban on the social media platform came into effect on sunday. trump took to his platform, cooling the tip top to be saved, and his proposed it'd be poppy owned by us organization. the supreme court ruled the video showing up must be sold by chinese parent company bike dogs o be taken off the markets, which on his farm industry has been reacting to the events in the us surrounding take talk. when we see what we hope that the us side will seriously listen to rational voices and provide an open for just a non discriminatory business environment, for market entities from old country is operating in the us. we've always believed that such a match as should be decided independently based on market principles. if chinese enterprises are involved, they must comply with china's laws and regulations other problems. honda is a professor of low on technology at georgetown in the past and joins us now from london. good to have you with us can presence like donald trump safe take talk in the us as well. there are

a number of options here. trump could convince congress to change the law to essentially allow to talk to committee operating largely as it is, trump could convince by tends to sell and follow the law. the law once insist that by dance, if it wants to have picked up remaining operational in the united states, reduce its ownership to less than 20 percent and no longer have any operational relationship with tech talk us. that seems unlikely for what by dance, by wants. and 3rd is an option where donald trump achieve some change and the share ownership ended and then declares victory where it's not exactly in a, in accordance with the law. but he says that the law satisfied, i mean, how realistic is it that take talk fines, a 50 percent us pond, which is one of the options within the 90 days,

but his goal. so it's possible because one of the things is that right now it has a lot of american investors. so we don't know the exact percentage owned by americans already. but essentially what we could do is increase that percentage. so there are lots of american hedge funds that have huge stakes in by dance. in fact, by dances, apparently something like 60 percent for a note. and we here. and so, so it's possible that you don't get one individual company taking your 50 percent of stakes, but the that americans generally overall together taking 50 percent state that may be the victory option. the 3rd victory option that we might see there was this a chance, a trump could potentially tell his department of justice to simply ignore this fine and allow tech talk to continue. but that would ultimately leave it down to apple

and google and platforms like that to break the law. well, yeah. so there's a question as to what that means about breaking the law. could they be charged with breaking the law if the president tells them that he wants them to do so? would that be a violation of their due process rights? for example, if i, if i am the president and say, go ahead and do it. and then you do it, and then i say, oh, i'm going to prosecute you or charge you with, with the norms fines because you did it. would that be a violation of your due process? that's an issue that i think we'll see play out, which we hopefully won't see play out because it's a, it's a very sticky issue for the courts. and so let me just last week. i mean, some, i've been comparing the us government find on tech talk to type of chinese communist policies since spring of back to would you agree as well? i think there is something to that. and in fact,

i think that the reality goes both ways. i think we've heard you on must complain that twitter is or x is not allowed in china and perhaps an ad. if all this we should put pressure on china to welcome facebook and twitter or x and other american apps into the country. and i think we should, but the problem is when we ban their apps, we kind of confirm their approach. we borrow from their tool kit. and i think that support strategy for a, for a liberal democracies river and seem to see what happens going forward on a problem. tons of money. thanks indeed for joining us as time now for the support as far. laura, thank you so much. veterans, united manager ribbon amaran's as his team might be the worst. and the clubs, 147 year history after they suffered in another defeat and the premier league, or roger alex ferguson was in attendance. he won 13 that titles as

a manager at the club and he had to watch aside, can see just 5 minutes in a couple of them into with the opener. laundry on, on a mistake, then insured a $31.00 victory for brighton. 4th home defeat and 5 matches for united and the 6 defeats and 7 against brighton amaran's side are now in 13 place. we need to survive this moment because i'm not know you and i know that we need to survive now . so we are being the, the worst thing maybe, can you sort of interesting that everybody here is the performing no matter what this, this, it goes, this is we are under performing, and we have to a set up is in, it's in the, in the system to lose so many games for any gloving. environmentally. imagine i'm interested in like in manchester city are up to 4th in the standings after thrashing ipswich 6. now 2 bowls from phil 5 incense at pep, cordial aside on their way. that's now 6 games on the in for city. the manager

believes they can still compete for trophies, betsy's fitness guy a long time. we didn't perform in the way we have done it in the most important thing today, of course or so. obviously for obvious reasons. but it is a fact that they realize what we look at as in most important thing is realize, oh we, we do these okay, we can compete or it can be, you know, a team like we enjoy doing what we like to do. an awfully the place calculate volume for us. impressive. ronda has continued 3 1st have goals. something on the way to a 32 victory against quantum place of hampton 7 wins and 8 for the side and level on points. the 2nd place to our so around was ready to return to the top of the league of standings after slashing wash, thomas for one killing and bobby's 4 twice. and the victory right now has 12 lead goals this season, and it's been 2 points above rivals,

athletic. i'm going to read men's defending champion yon, etc. defeated holger. ruined to reach the australian open quarter finals the well number one last the 2nd side and have to take them medical time out. but eventually battled back to win against the danish of 13 feed. this lady, italians, 3rd appearance and the final is at the turn there was for sure, very, very tough. and though we both knew in my mind that also he had some very long matches and all before this one. so i tried to stay there mentally. um i just tried to stay, you know, connected with my, with my service game and then in with her. and i'm just trying to see what's, what's happened, spots you know, today to support me. and so much to me, this will center will phase home player alex to me in our, in the quarter finals. that's after the australian ac defeated american alex nicholas. it states that it will be in the 1st quarter, final in val gordon for the 25 year old seminar has lost all previous 9 of his

meetings against announced really broadcast or is apologize to know about jock of ej and his bands for offensive comments. he made about the 37 year olds. thank you very much for being here tonight. i appreciate your presence in the support and i'll see you next around. thank you very much. the 24th time grand slam champion made a brief statement after meeting during the hedge cut on sunday, but declined to give a post match interview. sir was called, overrated. and has been by tv commentator tony jones, he says he now regrets that douglas will face carlos outcries in the quarter finals of the world. and you don't mean agencies as it won't appeal you just to be on tags . dope in case the news came shortly after the former world. number one reached the quarter finals of the australian open. before i have time, grand slam champion beach eva lens of jeremy to advance 3 and tag served a one month suspension for testing positive for band substance. last year. doping

officials have accepted the test results. it's caused by the contamination the medication. well, for sure, i'm just satisfied. um you know, that i can get a closure kinda and i can just move on and stick finish this, this whole process because, you know, i just want to play that is and focus on the tournaments. so we under satisfied ukraine's, elena, sort of lena, one in straight fence over russia's, veronica, no matter how bad the last 8 for the 1st time since 2019 so handshake between the players at the end of the match, you cream players have refused to shake hands with russian and bell russian opponents since the 2022 invasion of their country. as i feel like this fighting spirit is really putting me through these matches. and as i mention, you know it's, it's just the associations that to me personally i have with this country is, is,

uh, is very painful and very tough on, on, on my heart and former of finalist elena rebec. he now has been knocked out. the succeed was done by american madison, and that victory extends the world number 14. when x 3 to 9 matches the philadelphia eagles battled through snow storm to defeat the la rams in reach of the m f. c. championship salon. barkley rushed for 205 yards and had to fetch sounds and the 2822 victory maps and keep for a place in the super bowl when they take on the washington commanders on sunday. and the buffalo bills will play in the f. c. championship, after edging past the baltimore ravens 25 to 2027 to 25 for to back josh allen, russia to touch down, but it is so different. mark andrews just seems to hold onto this pass at the end of the game to be though the bill say super bowl champions. the kansas city chiefs

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region women make science equity was hidden treasure on al jazeera, the thousands of palestinians returned to the destroyed homes in the gaza strip on the 2nd day of the seas find the at i'm or kyle, this is out. is there a life window how also coming up celebrations and the occupied westbank? 90 posted in presence of freeze from is rainy jails as part of the seas. 5 dale and 3 is where the contents of the united with the families also. and so.