around 330 in the - out at around 330 in the morning, in this hotel which is in the ski resort of the bolu in north—west turkey, it is about 170 kilometres north—west of the capital ankara. as you said, reports say it broke out on the fourth floor in a restaurant, say it broke out on the fourth floor in a rest you nt, say it broke out on the fourth floor in a rest you this want to show you this video which was filmed very shortly after and you can see the sheer ferocity of the flames as it engulfed this 12 story hotel. you will also be able to see in the next pictures that they are bed sheets hanging down from the windows where people who have been trapped inside have been so desperate to get out, they have a their bed sheets together to jump out, they have a their bed sheets together tojump out, and we know that people did jump out of the windows to get out. local news say at least two people died jumping out of the windows. locals in a nearby hotel also talked of how they heard screaming and people inside, saying we cannot get out. the hotel itself is investigating whether people were tr

her hotel in a fire erupted at her hotel in a popular turkish ski resort in the central province of boluwith lots of fire crew still at the scene and this happened at about 330 in the morning, the fire quickly engulfing the grand kartal hotel which is clad with wood and the turkish interior minister has confirmed that 66 people have died and 51 are injured and the freezing conditions outside lead to more than an hourfor the conditions outside lead to more than an hour for the fire crew to arrive and we are beginning to arrive and we are beginning to get accounts there from survivors who managed to get out of the hotel. translation: ~ ., ., ., translation: we are waiting to ma be translation: we are waiting to maybe save _ translation: we are waiting to maybe save our _ translation: we are waiting to maybe save our important - translation: we are waiting to maybe save our important and i maybe save our important and valuable belongings and also get some important news from inside. he smelt it, we went down relatively early, i say relatively early because the alarm hadn't gone off. two flo

are dead after a fire erupted at a hotel in a popular turkish ski resort in the central province of bolu

president erdogan is expected to visit bolu, the city where the kartalkaya ski resort is and is expectedt was the school holiday in turkey, a two—week school holiday. there are a lot of families with their children, their kids, enjoying the ski resort. and unfortunately met with the tragedy during their holiday. with the tragedy during their holida . . , ., , with the tragedy during their holida . . , . , . . holiday. that is a very tragic scene and — holiday. that is a very tragic scene and tragic _ holiday. that is a very tragic scene and tragic to - holiday. that is a very tragic scene and tragic to see - holiday. that is a very tragic scene and tragic to see the l holiday. that is a very tragic i scene and tragic to see the bed sheets coming out of the window is still the people used to desperately try to escape the fire. the fire that killed at least 76 people. stay with us for more. hello. wednesday is going to be quite a quiet day weather—wise, albeit a rather murky one at times. however, by the end of the week, things will be a lot livelier. we have a named storm on the way. stor

let's speak to our correspondent ezra yalcinap who's in bolu. tell us about the scene behind you.2 story luxury hotel in the ski resort. it was a school holiday. the ski resort. it was a school holida . . ., ., ., holiday. there are a lot of families — holiday. there are a lot of families with _ holiday. there are a lot of families with kids - holiday. there are a lot of families with kids who - families with kids who unfortunately died in the fire. let me explain about the site at the moment. this is the hotel you can see behind me. the search and rescue teams are making a final effort to go inside and look for any remains that could still be present in the hotel. the other hotel, which was by the same company, has been evacuated. now the headquarters of the crisis management. the search and rescue teams are gathering there. the interior minister will speak today. and today the president is expected to visit the city and expected to attend the city and expected to attend the funeral that will take place. there are still some bodies that need to be identified. the remains samples

the fire ripped through the 12—storey hotel in bolu in the early hours of the morning.ing for help and trying to jump from upper floor windows. nine people have been detained, including the hotel owner. israeli security forces have launched what the prime minister called an operation to "eradicate terrorism" in the occupied west bank. at least eight people are reported to have been killed in the operation. personnel are believed to have entered the city ofjenin, which has recently seen running battles between the security services of the palestinian authority, which runs the west bank, and fighters from hamas and islamichhad. the move follows attacks byjewish settlers on two palestinian villages in the west bank on monday night. lucy williamson reports. they hid their faces, not their hate. dozens ofjewish settlers torched vehicles and buildings in the palestinian village of al—funduq last night in the occupied west bank. a planned and terrifying attack, residents said. flames from the local garden centre, full of plastics and chemicals, visible for miles around. today

it came as part of israel's regional assault on allies of a run with the leaders of from us and his bolus austin. and here's your middle east correspondent, maria florida. with a recap on the regions cycle of finance. the israel's policy of whoever hurts us will be heard back, has driven invasions and bombardments, especially in the last year, but in 2024. these doctrine reached new heights with a series of illuminations of some of the country's most formidable foes. so what exactly has israel managed to achieve, and how has the world reacted? one of the biggest take downs was his bottom, a leader, assigning us wrong, a sworn enemy of israel for decades. in a dramatic strike, the idea of obliterated his bunker in the lebanese capital b route, the world's reaction was muted. many governments remained silent while some even described the assassination as justified. but the cost of the strike went far beyond ms rela, himself, as many as $300.00 civilians, repulsively lost their lives in the attack. collateral damage neither is roll. no, the west seemed eager to address outrage erupt. it's fr

of this growth phase an investment has to come at some point where the market prices in fully the bolus of suspending this marketplace. we don't feel the stocks are broken. we do not feel the story is a miss at all. we do feel that growth could come more in sync with value as far as a performance as the market digests those valuations. katie: let's talk more about value because value has broken a lot of hearts over the last couple of years. many expect that to continue. you have the valuation piece looking good when it comes to a lot of value names, value indexes. are you expecting to see earnings growth broaden out if we are in a higher for longer environment where the fed cannot cut as much as maybe some of them have been hoping? keith: almost has to. the market expect earnings-per-share growth of 30% over 2025. that is not as concentrated in the mag seven as it was. especially in 20 24. that broadening has to occur. there is no sign that that broadening is expected. we start to appreciate some of that. those stocks have performed. we look at other spaces like that. they have an oppor

maria: here is does shaving and the risks to the bolus dollar view in the company between the trump andr sooner than expected given upside risk to inflation and inflation has been an issue is not where the fed wants it to be. deutsche bank is worried about that in the account deficits in our view the single most important variable in determining trump policy suc success, they are struggling as far as the debt ceiling which is going to happen at some point. >> we are seeing the push and pull on the debt ceiling in the house and the senate and if there is any uncertainty with what trump wants to do and his nominees, will they be able to get into the house and the senate and will they be able to agree to your point what is the time going to look like. we are seeing the uncertainty play itself out. if it does not get done in a timely matter and were not seen coalescing around the certainty timeline then i think we will start to see shakiness. maria: we will take a break, we have to get your take on the fox news poll trump is more popular today than he ever has been look at your morning move

are dead after a fire erupted at a hotel in a popular turkish ski resort in the central province of boluovernight, the fire swiftly engulfed the 12—storey grand kartal hotel, which is clad with wood. at first ten people were reported dead, but in the past few minutes, turkey's interior minister has confirmed 66 people are now dead and 51 injured. the governor told reporters the freezing conditions outside meant it took more than an hour for fire engines to arrive. emre temel from the bbc turkish servicejoins me in the studio earlier for the latest. the for the latest. interior minister said the pain the interior minister said the pain of turkey is great today, and the scale of this is so huge. do we know what happened? we do not know how it started but there are inspections going on, but we might have an idea about how it spread this quickly. the turkish chamber of architects and engineers inspected the photos and they said the hotel is missing sprinklers which was mandatory since 2008, and they say it might have enabled the fire to spread faster than it should. the hotel is also clad in

a devastating fire has torn through a hotel in the turkish ski resort of bolu, killing 66 people andat least 51 others. the blaze erupted in the early hours at the grand kartel hotel, which was packed with guests during the busy holiday season. two people are said to have tragically jumped from windows in a desperate attempt to escape the flames. emergency teams have been working non—stop, with more than 260 personnel on site, but rescue efforts continue into the morning. the cause of the fire remains unclear and authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragedy and prince harry's legal battle with the publisher of the sun has been delayed for a second time at the high court, the duke of sussex and labour's lord tom watson are suing news group newspapers over allegations of unlawful information gathering, which the publisher denies. the publisher denies wrongdoing, but the high court case follows 39 settlements over the past 18 years. the trial, initially set to begin this morning, has been postponed until 2 pm. after both sides requested more time. it is expect