hisham el baba went to the building to visit his sister denise.d towards the building. causing the entire apartment block to collapse. trapping dozens of families under the rubble. this video shows the moment that hisham el baba was pulled from the rubble. seven hours later. only to find out he'd lost his sister denise, her husband and their two children. in total, 73 people were killed. idlib is a quiet residential neighbourhood. everyone i've spoken to felt safe here. they even invited family members to seek refuge here after fighting escalated in the south. they've also told me that they've never witnessed any hezbollah military activity. so why was this building targeted? the israeli army, the idf, told us it had eliminated a hezbollah commander and that the building was being used as a terrorist command centre, but didn't provide any evidence to support this. we investigated their claim and found evidence that six of those killed were connected with hezbollah�*s military wing, but none were commanders. we sent the idf their names. it didn't t

hisham al—baba went to the building to visit his sister denise.rds the building... ..causing the entire apartment block to collapse... ..trapping dozens of families under the rubble. this video shows the moment that hisham al—baba was pulled from the rubble, seven hours later, only to find out he'd lost his sister denise, her husband and their two children. in total, 73 people were killed. ain el delb is a quiet residential neighbourhood. everyone i've spoken to felt safe here. they even invited family members to seek refuge here after fighting escalated in the south. they've also told me that they've never witnessed any hezbollah military activity. so why was this building targeted? the israeli army, the idf, told us it had eliminated a hezbollah commander and that the building was being used as a terrorist command centre — but didn't provide any evidence to support this. we investigated their claim and found evidence that six of those killed were connected with hezbollah�*s military wing but none were commanders. we sent the idf their names. it

three floors below them, in —1a, denise al—baba lived with her husband mehyeddin and their two childrenine and ali. that sunday, denise had invited her brother hisham over for a weekend lunch. an israeli air strike hit the terrace of a ground floor apartment. then — another strike. we've slowed the footage down to understand what happened. first, we see two missiles fly through the cloud of smoke towards the building. a second later, another missile. and another. in total, four israeli missiles, less than four seconds apart. after seven hours under the rubble, the civil defence managed to reach hisham. an entire family killed in a moment. hisham lost his sister denise, her husband and their two children, 16—year—old ali and 23—year—old nermine. batoul�*s daughter, four—year—old hawra, was killed by the strike alongside her cousins, hasan and husayn. in total, eight members of the fares family were killed. she coos ain el delb is a quiet residential neighbourhood. everyone i've spoken to felt safe here. they even invited family members to seek refuge here after fighting escalated in the

and ahmed baba, author at ahmed baba news and columnist for the independent. one, trump issued a flurry of pardons, surprising even some of his own supporters and aides by pardoning virtually every person charged in connection with the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol, even getting pushback from trump's most ardent gop supporters. here's lindsey graham earlier today on meet the press. >> some fear that you will get more violence pardoning the people who went into the capitol and beat up a police officer violently. i think was a mistake because it seems to suggest that's an okay thing to do. >> your thoughts? jennifer, on trump's weak one is weak ones actions and his january 6th pardons in particular. >> lindsey graham. >> made the most. gentle of objections. >> you didn't see him take to the senate floor. you didn't see him threaten to have oversight hearings. >> it is the most mild of. >> quivering of objections. and yet. >> he's better than most of them. >> because most of the. >> republicans said nothing. or they even said they approved of this monstr

maria: welcome back, china's ali baba releasing a new version of artificial intelligence model in theors such as deepseek and chat gpt u.s. officials are looking at the national security implications of deepseek and whether intellectual-property theft was involved how did you get so strong so fast microsoft and openai investigating whether deepseek improperly obtained data last fall by a group linked to the chinese target deep-sea terms of service showing collects and stores user data and china sparking similar national security concerns leading to the congressional crackdown of tiktok joining me now riot platform had a public policy and former special assistant to president trump brian morgenstern platforms is a digital mining individual company. thank you for being here. >> are to be with you. maria: my first instinct learning that deepseek, i'm not buying it that it's this advance and i'm certainly not buying that it spent $5.6 million to develop it and now we are more pylon for china with ali baba, your reaction. >> my reaction no coincidence after president trump announced a 500

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hisham el baba went to the building to visit his sister denise.he moment that hisham el baba was pulled from the rubble seven hours later. only to find out he'd lost his sister denise, her husband and their two children. in total, 73 people were killed. this is a quiet residential neighbourhood. everyone i've spoken to felt safe here. they even invited family members to seek refuge here after fighting escalated in the south. they've also told me that they've never witnessed any hezbollah military activity. so why was this building targeted? the israeli army, the idf, told us it had eliminated a hezbollah commander and that the building was being used as a terrorist command centre, but didn't provide any evidence to support this. we investigated their claim and found evidence that six of those killed were connected with hezbollah's military wing, but none were commanders. we sent the idf their names. it didn't tell us if they were the targets of the strike, but said that the overwhelming majority of those killed were confirmed to be terror operativ

they say baba doesn't have the authority to go through with this purchase.orting live, bob redell, nbc bay area news wanted to continue to follow bob. thank you. a notorious bay area kidnaper facing new charges. authorities in monterey county seaside today plan to update a new investigation tied to matthew mueller, convicted in 2015, in the vallejo kidnaping. the new case unfolded in san ramon shortly after the vallejo crime, where police initially accused the victim, denise huskins, of making the whole thing up. she later sued for defamation. seaside's police chief says mueller has confessed to other crimes and letters they exchanged. mueller was recently charged in connection to two separate cases in the south bay. also this afternoon, teachers statewide are awaiting the release of a new report on education salaries. a private firm conducted the survey spotlighting wages and the rising cost of living. more than 2000 public school teachers took part. union leaders are also planning to hold a virtual news conference at noon to present the findings. now to a

then there is another section where you have more of the religious leaders, the babas, and they are settents that are decorated in orange and lights. it is really all about coming to take a dip here in the waters just off the side. can you explain a bit more about what that means and what the cultural significance of the festival is? it is still a very religious festival, because everyone is here to take a dip at this particular part of where the ganges meets the yamuna and meets the mythical saraswati river, so this is considered a very auspicious time and place to take that dip. the area is called the sangnam and we were there first thing this morning when everyone was taking their first dips and it was a sea of people. despite how cold it was this morning, i was dressed in several layers, people were stripped down to shorts and various other pieces of garment and leaping into the water and fully immersing themselves quite a few times. it was really quite a scene to behold. there are reports this morning that israel and hamas have been given a �*final draft�* of a ceasefire and hostag

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talking to some dental baba essential, cause all those products avoid them tactics. thank you very much. we'll honda, so who's in? i'm on because is l has bind, i'll just say that from operating inside israel. i'm so we're getting some movement as i understand it with regards to the 3 captives that are being held by hamas. i understand that the, i see, i see the international committee of the red cross are to collect them. and of course that's going to happen alongside the release of palestinian prisoners talk to us through the mechanism the process that's going to go on over the next few hours. some of the that's right. reports and video are showing the red cross vehicles making their way in gaza to meet with him us who will hand over the 3 captives. they will then be handed off. she was really forces uh there were 3 different coins in which the exchanges could happen. there will then be some sort of identity verification for those being released from gaza as well as a transport immediately to a medical facility. intel would be now when it comes to the palestinian p

nvidia chips, openai says as evidence of deepseek use the model to train open-source competitor ali baba claiming it surpasses deepseek openai and meta missouri senator josh hawley introducing legislation to cut off u.s. china cooperation regarding a a.i., joined in a stargate stone institute senior fellow and the author of plan read china's project to destroy america, gordon chang back with us. good to see you, give us your analysis of deepseek in all of the hype around the chinese a.i. model. >> deepseek because of the open source we know it's better than anything else on the market, the point is this was distilled from gpt openai a.i. clearly this is in violation of the terms of service which means it's a violation of intellectual property rights, they stole this the one thing that concerns me is that this release of r1 model of deepseek, january 20th avenue president the united states also coincides with the propaganda blitz by the communist party on sanctions. this is a little bit too convenient i think this was orchestrated at the top of the political system in china. maria: i agre

>> baba. >> i knew. dan? >> american airlines plays catch-up to united. >> guy? >> dell, mel. >> thank you for watching "fast money." see you back torw omroat 5:00. "mad money" starts right now.ba 5:00. fast money with jim kramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market some where and i promise to help you find it. mad money starts, now. >>> hey i'm cramer, welcome to mad money, welcome to cramer. i'm just trying to help you make a little money. my job is not just to educate and entertain, but to help you. so call me. the last time president trump was in the white house you always had to buy the dips. >> buy, buy, buy. >> that he would cause with his own saber rally. you always had to buy the companies that he tagged. you have to see if it was a hit even though it was painful to do so. that's what happened today when the dow rallied 8.8%. 4.6% because after months and months of talking about tariffs, he didn't threaten tolls as all. maybe four years was a lon

. >> baba leads along with tightening the border, there needs to be harsher penalties on the sex traffickersmily members who are complicit and ultimately better funding for programs that help these victims like his, john. >> john: broke taylor for us with the update, sandra. >> sandra: meanwhile three venezuela migrants facing charges asked new york city bus gun trafficking ring. prosecutor say was run by high ranking gang member "seemingly endless supply of loaded guns." cb cotton within the new york studio and has more on this. what are the suspects accused of doing? >> sandra, accused of selling 11 guns from september of two last week. a source has three venezuela migrants each enter the country illegally sometime in 2023. at least two of them, the latest arrest on a growing rap sheet. investigator safe suspected high ranking tren de aragua called the shots for the illegal gun sales all while a bench warrant out for his arrest. yesterday's arraignment, we learned he has four priors from defense attorney but still tried to make a case for a bail saying his client was handicapped and got an

second-largest economy is stimulating, and you see that gear to home electronics, not only benefit ali babaut jd.com, that is like the best buy of china online, so we think it's just a little bit out of sight, out of mind for u.s. global investors and the real positives happening in china literally today. >> those are the individual names that david double down on when he was reducing his broad exposure to china a quarter or two ago and looking at what he foresaw as some of the individual beneficiaries here. also interesting, you have seen a few olive branches, while we are talking about some of these new punitive measures, what do you see that gives you optimism between the two sides here? >> a lot of the measures you see from the outgoing biden administration has led beijing to ensure they have some levers they can pull, so this back-and- forth, and this was all proposed which means again, this is a little bit of the door still ajar and similarly we see president trump, he invited president xi to the inauguration, but i think it is a very strong signal to see the vice premier or the trade

the 2024 acronym, of course, was blicep, ali baba, lyft, idvo, chevron, estee lauder, paypal. the l out, you would be up almost 3%. you would still be in ninth place. >> and there's only eight of us. >> nice job there, by the way. >> which acronym do you have for 2025? >> so this is banned, okay, this is going to be a super group, much like to to or traveling wilburys. this is a dream team. these are companies that are all, i think you're not taking a flyer on a company like lyft or whatnot that might be great. these are all great companies. the question is, are they going to get back to glory? boeing, the cash flow is not going to come in 2025, but if we get a sniff it will come in 2026, it will move higher. a distant second, but when you talk about the pipeline, major catalysts for a company that underperformed their peers in 2024, and that's part of my rationale. i want underperformers and companies that i think, again, a little bit of move higher takes them a lot higher. n is nike, five-year lows. we know a ceo, it's not going to be fixed overnight. i think the valuation i

my b is baba, i think we share a letter this year.emerging markets. if you see any of this improvement in u.s. and china, this is a beneficiary you want to make sure you have as a piece of that. my a here is abercrombie, the only one that has not done so hot since the beginning of the year, had quite a selloff. this is a play in a tough retail space they have resonated with the younger consumer, and i think the younger consumer is going to continue to be strong, and this is a brand that you'll likely get to see that resonate with, and lastly here, we have louie vuitton, which i think you're going to see the luxury buying rebound. you have seen that with cartier's parent company. that's going to be a trend this year. global is my acronym now that thyme following the rules. >> yai, courtney. >> nicely done. i think in your acronym is alibaba a? >> yeah, so. i'm just, you know, pointing that out. >> but it's interesting, guy, you and karen. >> yes, did tim have that or no? >> no. not this year, i think. >> it's early, though. >> tim like

i'm not saying it goes there this year, but going to be significance bounces in baba.ttle energy your way. >> why not? >> that's the e in my tube. >> just to get an e at the end of your tube. >> otherwise it might be tub. >> that wouldn't be any fun. so, eqt, which is off to a rip roaring start already this year. >> why is tube so fun, guy? versus another letter at the end? >> well, i think you want -- for me, it's a four-letter acronym. anything more than that is excessive. and i just think, you know, you want to -- the tube to do well, in any circumstance, especially -- >> i like how your tube size is up. >> by the way, a great song by zz top, maybe we should play that. >> it's a boogie of sorts. >> yeah, love zz top. >> back to you, mel. >> you know about zz top. >> they all had beards except for one. >> yes. >> whose name was? >> beard. >> unbelievable. >> how good is that? melissa lee. zz top trivia on "fast money," it doesn't get better than that. >> i hope it does. karen is next up, the helm acronym ended last year in fourth place. health care, energy, lvmh and

joining us now columnist for the independent, ahmed baba. thanks for getting up with us.ges. can you walk us through the implications it will have for users and myself every day. >> you've outlined it pretty clear here. we've got this fact checking roll back where now instead of relying on expert fact checkers they're going to go the way of elon musk and doing community notes. beyond that they're not only removing the expertise when it comes to the fact checking, they're targeting the content restrictions on issues and zuckerberg exclusively mentioned immigration and gender, which were truly hot button issues during the 2024 election right with disinformation. as much as we can blame the anti-incumbency effect and other issues as to the reason why trump won, we know -- we also have they have reducing enforcement of their automatic processes to automatically flag kind of the lower level content violations and these rules. so essentially taking these rules together, these changes, you're going to have a system where you are rolling back the content restrictions on really co

his last day is february 7th deputy director dr novena baba will serve as acting director. still ahead on kron, 4 news at noon. a final farewell coming with a warning from president joe biden. >> and we've learned of another high-profile person who not attend monday's inauguration. plus. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. the national ban on tiktok is set to go into effect this sunday. it's some senators say they're working on an extension which would keep tiktok operating for about 6 more months. i've got that story coming up just ahead. (vo) with fargo, your virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can pick up the tab, even when you forget your wallet. (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle. (kaz) smooth. (vo) learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. (vo) with fargo, your virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can pick up the tab, even when you forget your wallet. (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle. (kaz) smooth. (vo) learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. >> a final farewell and a stark warning from president joe bide

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i also talked to ali baba here tonight, president trump's newest adviser, who took the same office as former adviser kellyanne conway, vivek ramaswamy in the house as well. now, president trump is scheduled to be speaking at this event tonight. he is understandably running very far behind, which is just fine. he's had a pretty busy day and the temperature outside right now now in the single digits, the wind has been kicking up. so i think a lot of the people inside of this party tonight are happy to not be outdoors. >> that's an understatement. matt finn live for us in washington. matt. thank you. >> know, the words help me out here. and crown thy good with brotherhood. >> from sea to shining sea. >> well, after being after being criticized by the liberal media for her appearance at the ceremony today, carrie underwood. absolutely. did you see it? killed it. following a musical mishap at the inauguration. let's bring in reason senior editor rob suave and the conservative partnership institute's vp of programs, rachel bovard. thank you both for coming on tonight. i mean, carrie. unbeli

kavinoky, because he has spoken about baba, right? how could we further balance the need to buy build america with remote and remote and rural communities' ability to access, supply for construction materials? how do we improve that policy? guest: not sure i am a coach to address outside the construction materials industry, that is aggregates, asphalt binders, cementitious materials. because, again, i think what this committee and others in congress understood was we have geological and geographic limitations. and once you look at that and how you have to get materials where they need to go, it starts making more sense. but i don't know, and i think would be an interesting question, is how does that apply to other materials and goods across the board? i would be happy to work with my association and others to look into that for you. rep. king-hinds: i think i was looking for you to to expound just in the construction industry in general, right? but we can have that conversation offline. guest: guest: i would love to do that, thank you

hisham al—baba went to the building to visit his sister denise.es headed towards the building... ..causing the entire apartment block to collapse... ..trapping dozens of families under the rubble. this video shows the moment that hisham al—baba was pulled from the rubble, seven hours later, only to find out he'd lost his sister denise, her husband and their two children. in total, 73 people were killed. ain el delb is a quiet residential neighbourhood. everyone i've spoken to felt safe here. they even invited family members to seek refuge here after fighting escalated in the south. they've also told me that they've never witnessed any hezbollah military activity. so why was this building targeted? the israeli army, the idf, told us it had eliminated a hezbollah commander and that the building was being used as a terrorist command centre — but didn't provide any evidence to support this. we investigated their claim and found evidence that six of those killed were connected with hezbollah's military wing but none were commanders. we sent the idf the