are leading the chiefs. hello and welcome to newsday, i'm steve lai. which is designated as a terrorist organisation the group says palestinians will foil any attempt

to displace them. on air force one. and the united states is going to own it, and we will slowly — very slowly, we're in no rush — develop it. — develop it. we will bring stability we will bring stability to the middle east, to the middle east, and a totally war—torn part of the middle east. a part of the middle east that a part of the middle east that has caused tremendous problem, has caused tremendous problem, tremendous problem, tremendous problem, the gaza strip. the gaza strip. we will own it — it's totally demolished right now, it's a demolition site. it'll be reclaimed, it'll be levelled out, fixed up. there won't be anybody there — there won't be anybody there — hamas won't be there. hamas won't be there. we will be building we will be building through others of the very rich through others of the very rich countries in the middle east. countries in the middle east. they'll be building some beautiful sites for the people, for the palestinians

to live in. they'll be living in harmony and peace probably for the first time in hundreds of years.

home or at least to where their homes once stood. deprived us of air. in the ruins of the north. the ceasefire that allows this is fragile. it one of the bombing campaigns in military history. more than 60% fbuildings, 5 buildings, particularly gaza's buildings, particularly in the north, have been egg... damaged. in the north, have been 35.5... damaged. but majority of israelis

still support a continuation of the ceasfire. of the ceasfire. yuli, who embraced yuli, who yesterday embraced her father after 15 months in her father after 15 months in demanded a ceasefire captivity, demanded a ceasefire captivity, demanded a ceasefire extension for the sake of the for the sake of the extension for the sake of the hostages. remaining hostages. me extension for the sake of the _ hostages-- extension for the sake of the remaining hostages.- extension for the sake of the remaining hostages. we will not remaining hostages. we gill .na. u . remaining hostages. we gill .na. u- and remaining hostages. we will .nee - up and we _ remaining hostages. we will .nee . ive remaining hostages. we will not cive u- remaining hostages. we will not give up and _ remaining hostages. we will not give up and we _ remaining hostages. we will not give up and we will _ - up and we will _ remaining hostages. we will .nee remaining hostages. we will not give up and we will continue - remaining hostages. we will not - up and we will ”i z: give up and we will continue to i give up and we will continue to fight until everyone is home. %=': =— 77 until is home. fight until everyone is home. we must continue until all we must continue until all faces of deal are and faces of the deal are done, and faces of the deal are done, and save our people. save our people. it's an agreement that's it's an agreement that's brought tangible benefits brought tangible benefits for palestinians too. for palestinians too. more than 500 prisoners have more than 500 prisoners have been released from israeli been released from israeli jails under the deal. benjamin netanyahu has returned from america, where he heard donald trump's controversial plans to rebuild all eyes now on if the israeli prime minister will back an extension of the ceasefire.

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in the headlines. and so, he wanted to stir the pot. but this is not seen... even the israelis don't think that this is going to happen. and that this is not seen as a serious play by middle eastern countries who don't want to take two million palestinian refugees. take two million palestinian refugees-— refugees. yeah, he likes to stir the pot _ refugees. yeah, he likes to stir the pot - _ refugees. yeah, he likes to stir the pot - not _ refugees. yeah, he likes to stir the pot - notjust - refugees. yeah, he likes to stir the pot - not just with l stir the pot — notjust with adversaries and in the middle east, but with friends and neighbours, too, it seems. i want to get your reaction to something else that trump said — this time about canada on a fox news interview. let's play it for you, first. i fox news interview. let's play it for you, first.— it for you, first. i think canada _ it for you, first. i think canada would - it for you, first. i think canada would be - it for you, first. i think| canada would be much it for you, first. i think- canada would be much better it for you, first. i think _ canada would be much better off being _ canada would be much better off being the — canada would be much better off being the 515t state, because we lose — being the 515t state, because we lose $200 billion a year with— we lose $200 billion a year with canada, and i'm not going to let _ with canada, and i'm not going to let that_ with canada, and i'm not going to let that happen. it's too much _ to let that happen. it's too much. why are we paying $200 billion_ much. why are we paying $200 billion a _ much. why are we paying $200 billion a year? essentially, in subsidy. _ billion a year? essentially, in subsidy, to canada. now, if they're— subsidy, to canada. now, if they're a_ subsidy, to canada. now, if they're a 515t state, i don't mind — they're a 515t state, i don't mind doing it. yeah, so what's the thought process here? is this a negotiating tactic for better deals between the two

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and the higher ground here. anglia, for instance. but further west, most of us should stay dry. temperatures around 5—7 degrees. to the west of higher ground — so south west scotland, for instance, seeing a bit of blue sky. as well. elsewhere, you're likely to stay predominantly dry mostly dry, still fairly cloudy for thursday and into friday, too, but you can find a more detailed weather forecast up to 1a days ahead by downloading the bbc weather app. bye— bye.

i'm steve lai. let's begin in the united

states, where president donald trump has said that he will impose a 25% tariff on all steel and aluminium imports with a full announcement to come later on monday. to the super bowl, trump also said he was planning reciprocal i'll be announcing probably tuesday or wednesday at a tuesdayworwwednesday'at'a news rock— ri bbed conference rock—ribbed —.—.aa.a a . a 7 reciprocal tariffs and very simply, it's if charge us, simply, it's if they charge us, we charge them. all. trump's comments come as china's retaliation on us tariffs are set to take effect. the duties target american imports, including fossilfuels and farm machinery. imports from china. in terms �*china in terms �* china specifically, it's not going to add a great 7522 of 77 77 dama77ge,

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