he's in palestine square in garza city. and they brought home just took us through the moments that we're seeing now does this indicates that the handover of his right of captives is imminent. yes, the hand over these for $84.00, a female soldiers will be handed in power. fine. we are right now. i'm standing in a sad square in the cold south sun where i'm seeing right now. i have hundreds of i guess on the re gauge. and so i a brigade are coming along with each other, just do it for the race. and for the change of these really got paid hundreds all go here are gathering around the re game just to watch the hand over and a change of these where he for females captive the n as in palestine is where i'm seeing that the ration right now. are taking place and as many, many, many as i'm a 3 gates are really bad right now for themselves, but the staff did not get a ride to kind of sign is where this is just ration maybe the hand over will like gas pick to play. it's in the mean hours then i'll be are just waiting for dates, you ch

this is sometimes square. take a look right now. law enforcement agencies are concerned that the celebration could be targeted, but they say there is no specific threat and no major incidents in other cities and countries around the world ringing in 2025. you can see the fireworks over the sydney bridge. and take a look. this is the celebration in the heart of paris. we have team coverage starting with emilie ikeda in times square. >> reporter: the stage is set for one of the biggest new year's eve party in the world. police urged the public to stay alert for signs of trouble. from barriers to canines to thousands of officers. authorities are rolling out a sweeping security presence at the crossroads of the world. >> you can walk around and see they have a good handle on it. today new york city mayor eric adams with this warning. >> let the police do their job. we are not going to allow anything to disrupt the elbush administrations. >> reporter: authorities remain concern about the potentially targeting of the widely watched event.

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but you reach the main square, umayyad square, that square, when the protest began 13 years ago, everyonen that square, like the tahrir square in egypt, to chant pro—freedom, to chant pro—democracy. but they were never allowed to gather in the square. they were always chased and killed and detained and arrested. and all of a sudden, they were all out there, mixed with the rebels, you know, civilians with the rebels, everyone, you know, cheering for this moment. a moment that they've waited for for 13 years. but actually, it's a moment that the country waited for for sa years. it's the assad dynasty that has ended, from the father to the son. we've just arrived in the centre of damascus. you know, it's a mix of chaos, celebration, but also lots of gunfire. the main square, umayyad square, is filled with people, packed full of people. they are in the streets, but the majority of the people who are on the ground now are the rebels controlling the situation. gunfire this is the main square. behind me is the state television. this is the centre of damascus and people are celebrating. there's l

but you reach the main square, umayyad square, that square, when the protest began 13 years ago, everyonethat square, like the tahrir square in egypt, to chant pro—freedom, to chant pro—democracy. but they were never allowed to gather in the square. they were always chased and killed and detained and arrested. and all of a sudden, they were all out there, mixed with the rebels, you know, civilians with the rebels, everyone, you know, cheering for this moment. a moment that they've waited for for 13 years. but actually, it's a moment that the country waited forfor 5a years. it's the assad dynasty that has ended, from the father to the son. we've just arrived in the centre of damascus. you know, it's a mix of chaos, celebration, but also lots of gunfire. the main square, umayyad square, is filled with people, packed full of people. they are in the streets, but the majority of the people who are on the ground now are the rebels controlling the situation. gunfire this is the main square. behind me is the state television. this is the centre of damascus and people are celebrating. there's lots

arnold rothstein's times square. okay. and because it's times square, where keep your hand on your wallet. i was stiff down payment for that tour. but i all my notes and more remarkably, i could find them in the hovel that for my office. and so i thought, well why don't i just i'll do the interview and maybe i could publish a little pamphlet. i tend to get carried away and of the reasons i could get carried away is because, unlike today's newspapers which leave out all sorts of details particularly about crimes and criminals and locations, the newspapers were just full of details and they had plenty details to be full of in the prohibition era in times square and i took the thing forward and did like a part to in the book about the upper side, which i was quite surprised to learn, really mobbed up back then because, you know, it's a direct from times square or from the upper west side to where the action was in times square. so we the newspapers would tell you all the details and they would tell you not only the stre

cnn's jeremy diamond live in hostage square in tel aviv. the whole country was just celebrating tears of joy in that square as they saw the release of the four hostages. >> without a doubt, a very emotional moment here in hostage square. as many of the people who are here have been coming out every single weekend to protest, to call for a hostage release deal. very much like the one that we are seeing now. and indeed, there is a big screen up on stage here today where people have been watching live the images of these four israeli captives being released from hamas captivity after 15 months. these four israeli soldiers, and as that moment happened, many in this crowd started to cheer. others started to cry. it is just the emotional build up of 15 months that has finally been unleashed here. at every moment when you see these four women on the screen, we have seen cheers and people starting to applaud. what we have also heard are chants, very much like the slogans that we hear at those protests, calling for every single one of the hostages t

this is times square. take a look right now.orcement agencies are concerned the celebrations could be targeted tonight although there is no specific threat and no major incidents in other cities and countries around the world already ringing in 2025. you can see the fireworks over the sydney bridge and take a look, this was the celebration in the heart of paris. we've got team coverage tonight starting with our emilie ikeda in times square. emilie, what are you seeing? >> hi there, hallie. the stage is set for one of the biggest new year's eve parties in the entire world. police in and out of uniform fanned out across the ci, urging the public to stay alert for signs of trouble. from barriers to k-9s to thousands of officers tonight authorities are rolling out a sweeping security presence at the crossroads of the world expected to draw more than a million revelers for the midnight magic. >> everywhere, police. >> you just walk around and see they have a pretty good handle on it. >> there are special teams preventing pick pocketi

square unfolded.he body language is positive. i must say, what seems at first sight a good appearance does not necessarily say what's going on inside, inside the body, inside the soul. among the crowd, many are still anxious. everywhere here, there are signs, reminders of the dozens of israelis still held captive in gaza. it's not clear who's alive and who's dead. and there are worries, too, about whether this fragile ceasefire will hold to free them all. and now, israel is accusing hamas of breaching the terms of the ceasefire deal, as it's not released israeli women civilian hostages first. we are determined to return, to the return of arbel yehud, an israeli citizen, kidnapped from nir oz. and also, shiri bibas and her two children, kfir and ariel, whose welfare we are extremely concerned about. israel's promised release of some 200 palestinian prisoners in exchange for its hostages did begin as planned. the prime minister's office is threatening to delay a further pull—out of israeli troops from g

we've also seen a stage erected in palestine square around this hamas. uh, demonstration, this setup that they have erected there. so that raises questions about who will be speaking, whether that will be a member of hamas, whether it will be a hostage speaking very much under duress, obviously, in their final moments of captivity. that remains to be seen. but there is what is clear is that hamas, just like last week, is going to take advantage of this moment in which it is in the spotlight, take advantage of this opportunity to be able to make its propaganda statements known, whether that is showing that it is still standing, showing that it is still in force, or perhaps trying to deliver a message from the hostages, trying to dispel notions about the mistreatment of these hostages. over the course of the last 15 months, we have seen, of course, that they have an eye for this, these kinds of propaganda moments, of course, including last week when we saw that they gave these hostages what appeared to be kind of gift bags, um, as as though they were, you

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thousands of people gathered in palestine square in gaza city. this is an area where israeli forces operated for months, and now hamas is organized. they have fighters there wearing green headbands. we're looking at these images here of the red cross vehicles leaving the square after briefly, we saw these four israeli hostages, four former israeli soldiers who were taken on october 7th. they are waving and smiling again. they have been forced to do this by hamas, but an indication they are indeed alive and they are in good enough health to be able to walk. we see a split screen and many of the channels that are covering this. people gathered in hostage square here in tel aviv to celebrate the release of these four israeli soldiers. and then that other side inside gaza, where the red cross vehicles are leaving the square. again, this is a moment of relief for the israeli people who have been waiting for these women to come home. they have been held for the past more than 15 months by hamas inside gaza, and they will be released for an estimated 20

g >> they times square alliance you arear absolutely right. second that ball drops, they are there with crews. it's an army of people -- >> do they wear hazmat suits? >> pretty much. a few flecks of confetti. other than that, it's venezuelan gang members. >> why can't we get the rest rooms? i mean, i try to research this. you know, people have said, well, red tape, red tape. every mayor in the city since i've been here, guliani, dinkins, bloomberg, they all pledged it. the current mayer says he's going to get the bathrooms. they can't get them in. people sue the city. >> maybe they will be nicer to donald trump. he knows people. >> bring them in. >> just what they did with the skating rink. he brought back the skating rink. everybody said it was impossible. we should put trump on the rest rooms room issue in new york city. >> consider it done. up next, hitting the gym more, meditating daily. oh, my goodness. or volunteering at the local orphanage. new year's resolutions are harder co keep than a bald guy's toupee on a windy day. research shows

as hostages square.ll watching this extraordinary moment unfold. bring us into the mood of hostage square now. yeah, we've heard and seen throughout the evening scenes ofjoy throughout the evening scenes of joy and throughout the evening scenes ofjoy and celebration here, people responding to the big screen, responding to the pictures and what we are saying now is live up pictures of the women actually arriving there at sheba medical centre after the journey which of course began a few hours ago when they were handed over by hamas to the red cross, taken. we saw those pictures of them being put into the cars, crowds of people around, armed members of hamas escorting them out and of course there was thatjourney that took them down to being handed over to the israel defense forces in the south of israel at re'im, then of course that helicopterjourney israel at re'im, then of course that helicopter journey that israel at re'im, then of course that helicopterjourney that is taken them to where they are now a

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welcome back to a wet times square.hough the rain seems to have taken a brief break for a second, just. joan, a little second. yeah. later in the hour, we have performances by country singer mickey guyton. plus meghan trainor. also, ralph fiennes, the star of conclave, is going to be here. right here on good sir. and a good buddy of mine. it's time, anderson, for our second toast of the night. people have been asking what these say. this was a gift from access hollywood, actually. it says daddy got his juice. what is that a reference to? what is it? a reference to? you dope. oh, from. yes. you made a thing last year. no. oh, yeah. it's the last year. you're right, i forgot. i blocked out that whole. what is it? a reference? that whole year, do i exist in your world? like what? if you're joining us at home, wherever you are in the world, if you're with friends, if you're alone, you are here with us. and we are with you. and we see you and welcome. we are all together. raise your glasses, everybody. 2025 health and happin

square to welcome in the new year. have more on that in the hours ahead on news. ——on ahead on news. --on bbc ahead on news. ——on bbc news. let's get you up ——0n bbc news. let's get you up to speed with other news stories. south korea says initial data has been extracted from the voice recorder on the jer from the voice recorder on the jeju aeroplane that crashed on sunday, killing 179 people. the voice recorder or black box could give key insight into what went wrong. 0fficials now say they have also identified all 179 bodies of those who perished in the crash. the authorities have now acknowledged the design of the runway and the landing systems at muan international airport may have contributed to the disaster. almost everyone died when it skidded off the runway following the emergency landing and it smashed into the concrete platform housing a guidance system. the boeing 737 had remained intact until it hit the structure, and then burst into flames. some aviation experts have described that as an accident waiting t

i'm mark lowen live in hostages square in tel aviv, | in hostages square in tel aviv, where the familiesal. , the government to approve the deal , . deal. these are the live pictures _ deal. these are the live pictures from _ deal. these are the live pictures from inside - deal. these are the live i pictures from inside gaza. officials say 88 palestinians have been killed by israeli strikes in the last 24 hours. our other headlines... the imf warned that donald trump's economic policy threatens global disruption and could exacerbate trade tensions. fans and influences hope tiktok will get a reprieve ahead of a us ban on sunday. the supreme court is expected to announce its decision shortly. and archaeologists in italy unearth archaeologists in italy unearth a huge bathhouse in pompeii, destroyed by a volcanic eruption nearly 2000 years ago. hello and welcome to bbc news. israel's security cabinet has recommended approving the ceasefire deal and hostage release deal agreed with hamas. it comes after a meeting lasting several hours. the full cabinet is

at 49 square miles. the palisades fire has sent 23,000 acres up in smoke with still only 13% containment. the eaton fire is at over 14,000 acres with 27% containment. >> the death toll is now up to 24. 16 deaths are connected to the eaton fire and the other eight to the palisades. there are still at least 16 more people missing. 150,000 are still under evacuation orders across l.a. county. authorities are expecting that all those numbers will keep rising with those santa ana winds returning. l.a. county fire chief anthony marrone explains. >> conditions that night were unbearable. it was a devil wind that came out, you know, that extreme santa ana wind condition. thousands of burning embers this size and bigger being transported by that wind and that smoke column. >> darren is here with more on the details of what they'll be facing down there in the winds and we're kind of still feeling the impacts even up here. >> there is a connection to this. we're going to feel the same offshore wind event here tomor

we are a few blocks away from times square a few city blocks away. what they are hoping while they are still in line take and sneak off to a public restroom. onceto they get depends during a broadcast, you have your depend on. >> what is going to be cold appear.ey >> people haven't been hydrated? no, they are doingg this to themselves. >> the doctor and you. >> dr. saphier: that is both, come on, guys not hydrating? at the end of the day, they love a great time.wa theyte are depleting themselvest water and staining out without restrooms. i can't do it, not me. >> i think the best way to enjoy time squares as a broadcaster. >> or a viewer from home. >> that is what americans aretr doing this year. >> normal americans anard i try really, really hard anytime ito see people to bring something ty relate to. i cannot relate to any of this. >> have you ever been times square new year's eve? no, and there's a lot of thingsn that i think you should do and a that is not one of them. a impact my goal in life is to go as long as possible before i ha to start wea

squares?drew: i am! >> stephen: the place of ho honor. do ou like it? are you having fun? >> drew: the president of cbs, george cheeks, someone i spoke to about my passion for the show years ago. i am obsessed with it. i watched it growing up. i love games. who doesn't. but to me it was like a comedy show with the game element. i love comedy, comedy is my medicine. my mom worked at the comedy store when i was a baby. pauly shore babysat me because his mother is the grande dame of the comedy scene. i got the memo. comedians are where it's at. they are healers. i love them and i love to laugh. i was obsessed with "squares when i was a kid." >> stephen: asked if they have kids call it, they call it "squares?" >> drew: i did that, didn't i. i was saying to george, i was like, this show, it's so good because it's funny and it's comedy and who doesn't like games? should we bring it back? could we bring it back? >> stephen: we have a click here. anything we need to know? >> drew: no. >> stephen: you

it goes to square. so for instance, we have some big open areas and what we now have identified as the central garden where there aren't any planting stains. well, the pollen analysis is showing it. those are big grass lawns or what are called grass plants in gardening terminology. in the 18th century. then we also found and this is one of our great this is one of our great discoveries for the garden here we found the fenceline, the wooden fence that would have been closed, the garden. and next to each fencepost we found one of these planting stones and fencepost, planting stone fence post planting scheme and also in addition to finding those planting seeds, we found these little these little guys right here. it's a little iron tenter hook at the center of it. and the phrase on tenterhooks, this is what is referring to. so normally these little iron hooks, they don't look like much, but they're used to stretch fabrics. usually. but in this case, we're finding them a long this wooden fence near planting

absolutely. 8000 people concentrated right here in union square. not the convention center. this is union square and all things surrounding this district. 8000 people generating over $92 million in economic impact. that is huge. >> the hope is that a successful conference will bring more conventions and conferences to the city. the conference runs through thursday. we're live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, the santa ana winds are back in southern california. firefighters are racing against the clock to contain what they can before those dangerous winds pick up even more overnight and helping pets caught in the southern california firestorm. who now needs shelter. san francisco's muttville senior dog rescue joins us next to talk about the special weekend trip made by volunteers. [music] and preparing for your wild your home for wildfires. what one woman says homeowners should be doing inside of their homes, and how concerns about fire s ety (vo) fargo is your virtual assistant from wells fargo. (woman) oh, come on!

square park went on the road that already runs through washington square park. defeated moses not alone she cracked the code don't focus on moses focus on the elected officials who control to put pressure on the mayor. got enough votes it was incredible and that is what forced mayor wagner to cancel the road in washington square park to get rid of the road that was there. would work for jacobs as well. don't focus on moses focus on the elected officials. yet it prevents us from some successful suggest an idea we can tap this thing and mitigate the impact on biddle south bronx. moses has been dead for decades. people in the book in the bronx are working on t that. to keep the proposals and lower manhattan, greenwich village. you also talk about the role streets block place now and advancing issues around safe streets. i am wondering given the bright fractured media environment that we faceat now, when i began my career in new york it was a village voice has an enormous impact. the leadership has declined as there still a role for media to play and influence these

they live in palestine square, they went to autumn rashid, a street where the displays, palestinians were well, big, making their ways from southern parts of the trip into northern parts. right now we have not yet seen any people on the display. yeah. the people coming in from the south the on until this moment we are waiting this moment the realtor of the display that was seen as it's from the south in the after the extra change happened today at the pound sign is square and also talk us through now of the expectation for and is really withdrew from net settings. are we talking? are we expecting of fullest variety with pro, from that. subbing today today. uh we have spoken to, i wouldnt me to uh these what you deposited with a group from is the specific part of that $34.00. they withdrew from ottawa. she did see that that is that is separate. the southern falls from the northern part. okay. um here, here's the thing. i to define mr. an attorney out and your mr. trump. and i tell you the follow mister president, but you have to understand if the ceasefire fails, if they lie to us, if

the skating rink at union square looked a little bit different today. it was filled with people wearing summer attire. check it out. this is the annual polar bear skate. invites people to put on their swimsuits and hit the ice. no way. a nod to a popular tradition. . of course u know this the polar bear plunge, where people jump into freezing lakes and oceans on new year's day. judges gave out prizes to those with the most original summer beach attire. i feel like i love this city, and i want to support anything that can help this city revitalize. i love downtown sf and i love union square, and this is just one little thing that i could do to help support downtown. that would be the no attire section of that competition. in the end, this group of participants, the ones wearing polar bear hats and an inflatable shark costume, took home the top prize. and let me be the first to say, jeff, i'm so impressed how quickly you got out of that shark costume. got down here to the studio. you weren't in the suit and are ready to give up just thinking about it. you

square in telaviv, the place i'm speaking to from now?rom abroad. i will try to come — to from abroad. i will try to come as— to from abroad. i will try to come as un as humanly possible. the only— come as un as humanly possible. the only issue there, again, another— the only issue there, again, another sort of part of the anxiety— another sort of part of the anxiety we all feel is that i don't — anxiety we all feel is that i don't know if i will be coming to a — don't know if i will be coming to a funeral ora don't know if i will be coming to a funeral or a celebration and — to a funeral or a celebration and family reunion. so it is a very— and family reunion. so it is a very tumultuous time for us and iwill— very tumultuous time for us and i will be — very tumultuous time for us and i will be there soon and i will be embracing all of the families. all the hostages that have _ families. all the hostages that have become like family to me, sharing — have become like family to me, sharing in— have become like family to me, sharing in their

and because i was doing times square for another place, it's about my 30th year in times square. >> whathe other place? >> i never say it. >> oh, okay. no no no no no, you said, by the way, i just want to i just want to point out i just want to say aaron brown died yesterday. no it's not. and he made a huge mark at cnn. he did and was an extraordinary broadcaster. i worked with him. i worked with him at abc. yeah. and i just i admired him so much and i just want to give a shout out. i'm glad you did. and he used to have me on many, many did. he really did. you were on newsnight with aaron brown and by the way, his producer, david bohrman, who produced world news now at abc and created the show with aaron, was a show that saved me at abc. really. i was the first anchoring experience i had at abc was that world news now in the middle of the night, no one else would have me at abc. basically, they saved me and aaron. i carried the tradition of aaron brown created that show with david berman, and they are both gone and i miss them. he was a very good guy. anyway, um, yes. >> yes, what? okay.

now at union square, they've had an increased police presence for several months now. but they they something that they are continuing according to the san francisco police department, they haven't had they haven't issued any word of any kind of a security leak that they should, that they should be concerned about any kind of a heightened security link because of the incident in new orleans. and then now what we're learning of what happened in las vegas, nevada, as well. but but they do. but through the holiday, they said that they are going to increase presence. we did see that last night as well for the celebrations of for the fireworks that were down along the embarcadero, we saw lots of police officers on hand there. and of course, that's what we're seeing here in a lot of the areas where the police department knows in san francisco, people are going to be gathering. i can tell you that in just the last 45 minutes or so here at union square, we have noticed a whole lot more people coming out, lots of people shopping. there's, as i mentioned, there's a couple events

pershing square, we should say bill ackman and their team own 44% of pershing square.his deal, howard hughes has been an under performer and not delivered dividends. part of his bet on this company is he believes in the next couple years it's going to start producing lots of cash and that would obviously be a requirement, if you will, to be a successful venture to produce enough cash to become not an insurance company, of course, but create a lot of ebitda and start buying lots of other businesses. in terms of this transaction itself, though, what you are looking at if you are a shareholder of howard hughes today, you have the option effectively of cashing out completely or you have the option of rolling in which is what they're going to be doing. you will be able to effectively roll into this transaction which then be controlled by bill ackman. >> they purchased a majority share? >> they purchase the majority share of the company. you could effectively think of it in a unique way of take private or take private public. here's how it works. the consideration in cash is

washington square park. not only we not want an expanded road, washington square park, but we don't even want the road that already runs washington square where? square park. so she defeated moses, not alone. she got 30,000 petitions. signatures in greenwich village. but she didn't defeat moses by beating moses. she cracked the code, which is don't focus on moses. focus on the elected officials who control? moses. so she put pressure on the mayor. she put pressure on the borough president. she got enough votes. it was credible that she could move election with this coalition, and that is what forced mayor wagner to cancel the road in washington square park and actually get rid of the road that was there. that technique would continue to work and would work for jane jacobs as well. don't focus on moses focus on the elected officials. so not having that history and background, just of the bad man and the good woman that us from some successful or from achieve doing as much as we can with our goals today. you k

joey. >> cristina and greg, neighbors we spoke to who have lived here in jack london square for years now, have never experienced violence at this level here before, they say. and oakland police now investigating four homicides in less than 24 hours. an outbreak of deadly violence in oakland to usher in the new year has the community on edge. >> situation is not improved. i plan to move out of this community first. >> oakland police say a man was shot outside of his work on 14th street just after 7:00 tuesday morning. second, a deadly stabbing on 70th avenue just before 8:00 tuesday night. in the third case, four people were shot and one died at second and allis streets in jack london square just after 10 p.m. in oakland's 86th homicide of 2024. >> sounded like fireworks. it was like that kind of sound. but then the last three was like pop, pop, pop, and it didn't sound like the way fireworks go off. >> witnesses say the shooting happened at a party outside block 15, an events venue near the amtrak station. there's a bullet hole in the window of a health care facility across the stree

the tradition of ringing in the new year in times square goes back to the early 1900s. around the world fireworks rained down to help ring in the new year. paris with a light show. backstage crowds gathered for a parade in philadelphia, and around a 3-foot long illuminated pickle in mount olive, north carolina. but the first drone light show in folly beach, south carolina, ended abruptly when drones forming a dolphin slowly drifted back to land. >> it looked like a gust of wind hit it and just kind of -- it dispersed. >> reporter: and this group of friends in san francisco took time to cherish the present. >> we cling to the things we love most, which is each other and our city. >> reporter: as many look forward to embracing a new year. and a new year comes with new laws across the country. you've got places like d.c. where retailers have to accept cash. there are a number of age-based social media bans across the country, some of those are being challenged. and places like minnesota, those will make it a bit more transparent to buy tickets to certain events. and, micha

the live situation and so i saw, i saw a square in gone. so that is the area where the 3 is really kept. is it being handed over by palestinian factions? you understand the going to be handed over to the red cross and then be handed over to these railings. and that is the process the gathering that we're looking at at the same time. and now the gathering is happening. this is hostage is split in tel aviv. what people have come out to show support for the families of some of those captives. it will be, of course, is not lost on you is the amount of tension that this has generated in as well over the last, almost a year and a half. the demands from the families are relatives of some of those captives and the supporters upon these ready the government to do a deal to get those captives free. and this is the historic moment we are witnessing that the assign of hope that's how a medic from the world health organization describe the c's fine. but the u. n. agencies under no illusions of a daunting task that lies the heading garza, there are chron

i'm looking down to rice square and gaza as well. we got the confirmation a while he was speaking that the is really hostages, the 3 captives that are being released today that have been released now by i'm us . we knew that were in is really hands. we now know, and it was confirmed by the us presidents that they have left gaza. so again, what you take away from this very short address from the outgoing us president is the east taking credit for this thing. my policy essentially got us to this point. then with that, when we back little why, of the plans, your coverage, but with that i will headed back to do. thanks so much, cheryl. you've mentioned that us, some of the final words of joe biden is president. these are some of the 1st words all boss, $1600.00 to m. t special coverage of the seas. 5 in gaza. and we begin in a sub i. a square in garza city will take you there in a 2nd to see those light is pictures where 3 is ready to capt is have been handed over to the red cross as part of a ceasefire. agreement between is right on how

you can see darkness in in hostage square in tel aviv.e will then see the return of palestinian prisoners, probably about 90 of them women and children, and they will be going to a point in the west bank. that's where they will be released. nobody, no, no, palestinians are being released back into gaza just yet, and civilians are not being allowed, who are not in gaza are not being allowed back into gaza just yet. so the released, the released palestinians will go to the west bank. you can see everybody watching very closely. these are families and supporters in hostage square in tel aviv who are gathered waiting for something. you can see expectant looks on their faces, but we all we know now is the idf has said they are on their way out of gaza. we will continue to follow this very closely and as i get more information, i will pass it on to you. so at the moment, that's what we're going to stick with. i think we're going to hang on to that for a second. i think i'm going to go back to you for a second, john, to ask you just about this p

>> that is the goal cheryl. >> live for us at madison square garden, we are taking a quick break you"mornings with maria" live on "fox business" final thoughts after a quick break. . check in time is 3:00 it's 2:55. i know. is this what he's doing now? as your host, i have some rules. first, no showers longer than 5 minutes. this isn't a spa. no games. no fun. yes, coach. (♪) meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals make you share your turf with a host, try one you have all to yourself. cheryl: breaking news this morning, president biden has just officially blocked my upon steel's proposed $15 billion deal to to acquire u.s. steel over national security concerns. the president releasing the statement, quote, for too long u.s. steel companies have i faced unfair trade practices as foreign companies have dumped seal on global markets at artificially low prices leading to job losses and factory closures in america. shares of u.s. steel are moving higher this morning, jay. nippon steel are moving higher, shares of u.s. steel are moving lower. >> yeah. u.s. steel 's got some pr

downtown. >> the holiday ice rink has been taking over union square since 2008. it will be here through january 20 if you haven't gone already. the cbs evening news with major garrett is next. local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. we're back here in 30. ♪ ♪ >> major: tonight, a ho ♪ ♪ >> major: tonight, a horrifying start to the new year after a man drives through a crowded bourbon street in new orleans, killing at least 15, injuring dozens more. >> there's a lot of bodies laying on the ground. >> this huge, loud impact, and then people screaming. >> this man was trying to run over as many people as he possibly could. >> major: the fbi now investigating the atta

see the sky without the squares. the moment they took us out of prison, i saw the mountains of carmel and the sky mchenry, due to a one bedroom. i do not make and they didn't treat us well. there was no good to no medical treatment. i had symptoms of a stroke liquid around the hearts and also blood pressure problems. i wasn't afraid of the illnesses. i was worried that my family would know that i got saying, well here my colleague nick spoke to out 0 cost about a need to abraham moves and they'll divide westbank coming the palestinian prisoner police during the november 2023 seas 5. she says the deal has brought hope to many palestinian families. it is been seeing images of these families greeting one another way. the most prominent palestinian prisoner in dispatch is the p. f and p leader and the occupied the west bank a highly da da da. she used to be a member of the policy in parliament, and he was really shocking to see how she looks now with old gray hair. and she used to look always with like her big kelsey bla

we are at the side of the square. and as we speak, the palestinian resistance fighters are blowing out around the entire area. a number of vehicles have arrived, getting hundreds of resistance fighters on those sites. those are responsible for securing the slab d as for is really captives. odd is scheduled to be swept to day as and now it's by the military spokesman of uncle sam about by the and as we speak, of the numbers of the existing site does on flooding into the sea, and the number is on put. it said then paid.

hello and a very warm welcome to bbc news, i'm mark lowen and we are live here on hostages square inel aviv where israelis are still waiting with bated breath for the israeli government to approve a ceasefire deal in gaza that has now been agreed upon. there were some last—minute disputes between israel and hamas that were holding up the final approval of the deal, but the security cabinet of the israeli government is now meeting to discuss the deal. we are here on the square in tel aviv that has become the focal point for israel's national trauma since the 7th of october 2023 when hamas gunmen stormed israel, taking 250 hostages and killing thousands. there is a demonstration behind me from families of hostages calling for the ceasefire deal to get over the line. speeches are being held by families and loved ones of hostages, still putting pressure on benjamin netanyahu at this last minute. i can bring you live pictures from outside the israeli prime minister past my office where the security cabinet is meeting to discuss the ceasefire deal. it is a phased deal that would begin on s

take part in the victory parade on red square in june 1945. well what you want when i was doing this, so you just get me out of the mining and there, let me in, there's an ocean ocean. i go down there, says consumes. and uterus says, go say it was a boiler, and originally they should defend. but that will cause i believe that is that portion, i'm not going to my system of course, good enough, which i am i going to say is community my name and the name is that you for there you go to research center, not by now the her look additional right now shortly after the allies to run conference contacts between emissaries from the owners government in exile and representatives of the german foreign ministry in turkey. and sweden come to light . that was also more recent evidence from the famous cambridge 5. the proposal regarding a possible impression on between germany interest opponents, governments comes from the public government in london. because the danger threatening colon from russia is greater than the danger from gemini telegram from s as pr

eventually, though, deng managed to find a general who agreed to drive them out of the square by forceme on the lith ofjune, we watched the unforgettable man with his shopping bags who blocked an entire line of tanks near the square. but when i left beijing a day or so later, i saw the ugly aftermath of the attacks by ordinary people throughout the capital on police stations, security police offices, and unfortunate policemen and soldiers who'd been burned alive by the crowds. these are the images which have been seared on the memory of the chinese communist party ever since. yes, china has grown unthinkably rich, but the trade—off is that ordinary people must stay out of politics. and the leadership�*s big fear is that if there's a serious economic turndown, the population could take against the communist party. i got to know a top party figure, bo xilai, who staged a bid for the leadership in 2010 and lost. he once remarked to me, "you'll never know how insecure "a government can be when it knows it hasn't been elected". well, bo xilai is now serving a life sentence and the man who d

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so an error is a further east out course on the remember, it was right next to the red square and to welcome the coming of the new year. we are at the heart of moscow in the red square, and yes, well, it is close to the public and for security reasons, that did not stop people from coming out to celebrate. then as i'm speaking, there's a huge crowds right next to me. i enjoyed the lights of the city and really enjoy this magical i'm this year of this holiday. now, another big spot to celebrate in moscow is that you can hear the tears probably, but another good spot to celebrate the new year in moscow is the how far we're, again, a huge, numerous activities would be a waiting people there like concert stairs. then it shows that, of course, when we're talking about ross shocks, that's a big country, which means that there's more than one time zone here, there's a rush, i have 11 time zones, and in the eastern part of the country, while here in moscow, the clock has just struck midnight in the eastern part of the country. they started celebrating 9 hours ago. meanwhile, the city of call

a square meters is any slightly larger than the average 7 square meters, which is allocated to inmates the cities maximum security prisons. yeah. it's, uh, it's in so really bad situation. i think it is in the pool or both. it's being allowed to get to this point, but it has ended as best as a start doing something now relevant to toner ages any longer. what about the phase with that we heard about in that film that we just saw about? so what the improvements will do surprises is it is rinse a subdivided flats, a high per square meter, i understand then single apartments, and they will go up further. yeah, that's correct. so there's not that they will necessarily go to this, but they are extremely expensive until recent now is chairman of the business and professional federation. and we took a great interest in the housing problem and these big ticket folks in the subdivided flats are one of our members, did this calculate sure. and you could really say that these subdivided flat, so actually the most expensive in hong kong, not always be an absolute terms in a, on a tub full basis. so