>> miriam talked about how alan and alan jr.jr. >> he's had -- he's had run-ins with the law. >> what was the relationship between alan and alan jr. three or four months ago? >> same. >> the same? >> it's been that way for many years. >> okay. kind of stay apart? >> very distant. >> there's some real animosity there. >> does alan jr. know where you guys live now? >> yes, he's been there. >> and after that car fire six weeks earlier, alan had also mentioned his strained relationship with his son to those investigators. >> he's my wayward kid. he's sort of a bum, and you can't fix that by just handing him money. >> alan's personal issues with his son, coupled with the fact that he may have known his attacker, was enough for detectives to bring alan jr. in for an interview. >> come on in and have a seat. >> okay. >> and i, um -- >> right here? >> yes, that's fine. >> all right. >> he's the kind of guy that if he saw something that wasn't right, he would give you his two cents about it and it would not be nice. it would be sharp. >>

alan:. y la baterÍa. kit de emergencia? jaime: algo que me gusta tener sobre todo en invierno es esto. alan: caray. nunca lo habÍa visto. te lo juro. jaime: la visibilidad es baja. una flama que se mantiene durante bastante tiempo. va a advertir a las personas. alan: para llamar la atenciÓn de que alguien te venga a auxiliar en cualquier momento. jaime: y evitar otro accidente. otra cosa importante hablando sobre la corriente. los cables para pasar corriente si alguien lo necesita o tambiÉn lo puedes necesitar. hay diferentes tipos y presupuestos. es importante tener esto siempre. alan: lo que tambiÉn llaman esto tambiÉn para poder romper el vidrio en una emergencia o el mismo cinturÓn de seguridad. hay cosas especiales. jaime: hoy en dÍa hay tantas cosas. dependiendo siempre de la zona donde vivas, las condiciones y el tipo de vehÍculo. alan: increÍble. muchas gracias por traernos esta belleza. mira nada mÁs el color. estÁ espectacular. jaime: original militar. alan: es hÍbrido. miren esta belleza. jaime

alan: ahÍ esta. el Único en la vida. fran: seguimos con mÁs. alan: crece la polÉmica.os padres de niÑos pequeÑos retiran del mercado un producto muy popular tras varios reportes de asfixia. aquÍ te mostramos cuÁl y cÓmo obtenerlo. fran: quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". [mÚsica] makinax pregunta: ¿cómo pueden los jugadores competitivos como yo, evitar perder por culpa del lag? ¡agárrate a tu gaming chair, porque diseñamos xfinity internet con velocidades de carga y descarga más rápidas, mayor ancho de banda y lag super bajo, para que asegures tu victoria! obtén xfinity gig internet por $25 al mes al agregar unlimited mobile. además, elige tu teléfono 5g gratis. ¡cámbiate hoy! estuvieron en la apertura de su karla: quÉ bonita ciudad que se despierta toda la maÑana con nosotros. buenos dÍas, new york! listos para trabajar en esa gran manzana?quÉ belleza. raÚl: espera que no me podÍa perder esto. fran: yo decÍa cÓmo se ha separado tanto? raÚl: no me querÍa perder esto. karla: va a estar ahÍ en new york vis para que la vayan a saludar, va estar platicando. fran,

alan: estuvo bueno.publicÓ un emotivo mensaje de despedida. asegurÓ que aÚn tiene mucho que aportar al fÚtbol. vamos a ver de quÉ manera lo hace. a ver que pasa, pero marcelo uno de los grandes jugadores de la selecciÓn brasileÑa. karla: yo me voy a tomar una caipirinha. tras casi un aÑo de inactividad sergio ramos va a continuar su carrera en mÉxico. monterrey anunciÓ su fichaje. el espaÑol va a reforzar a su equipo en el clausura y mundial de clubes. alan: lo trajeron a monterrey asÍ como fue leÓn con james rodrÍguez para el mundial de clubes. karla: lo van a recibir por ahÍ dicen con frijoles puercos. en monterrey saben que los frijoles puercos. [hablan a la vez] alan: guadalajara sufriÓ en el Último suspiro. los dominicanos empezaron ganando a las chivas. cuando parecÍa todo perdido luis reyes empatÓ al minuto 99. karla: mira la cabeza. alan: ahora el partido de vueltas. karla: los pumas se adelantÓ al minuto 44 con un gol, pero respondieron en la segunda mitad. mi compa tobÍas sentenciÓ la remontada

[mÚsica] alan: la dinastÍa fernÁndez. estÁ la aguilar. alan: la dinastÍa fernÁndez.ifíciles. lo primero es dejar a tu familia atrás. tú luchando por tus hijos, pero dejas gente atrás que es importante. luis: mi nombre es luis. 2 meses de haber llegado a los estados unidos conseguir un empleo como delivery de comida. aura: unos meses recientes era que nos habíamos logrado mudar a un apartamento. luis: iba en mi carro, haciendo mi trabajo, escuché una publicidad de st. jude y decidí aportar. aura: 20 dólares al mes para ayudar a los niños con cáncer. y tú dices, guau, soy inmigrante, estoy arrancando en este país, pero lo puedo hacer. [mÚsica de esperanza] estábamos una tarde y habíamos hecho un appointment con una señora que iba con su hija para que hiciéramos sus 15 años. la mamá de la niña nos dijo-- luis: que la niña es sobreviviente de cáncer. aura: y luis sacó el calendario y le dijo, mira, nosotros donamos en st. jude. entrevistador: st. jude children's research hospital lucha para salvar la vida de niños con cáncer. llama o visita nuestro sitio web y conviértet

alan: quÉ maravilla. la gran fiesta de la industria de la mÚsica. >> estoy feliz. agradecida. por ser reconocida por el gran trabajo que hemos hecho. no sÓlo yo, sino todo el equipo. estoy muy orgullosa de este disco. por eso me vine asÍ. >> estado nominada tres veces al grammy, pero ya estar aquÍ me da mucha felicidad. estoy muy contenta por todos mis colegas y los latinos que estamos aquÍ. es un momento difÍcil para hacer latino en estados unidos. >> te toca una categorÍa bendito en todas las mujeres. luis: quÉ suerte tengo de estar rodeada, no tan sÓlo de mujeres bellas, mujeres talentosas, modelos poderosas, mujeres que quiero mucho, que respeto mucho. me siento muy privilegiado de estar ahÍ cerquita de ella musicalmente hablando. >> siempre colombia y los latinos. feliz. quedamos nominados y no pensaba en los grammy. llevamos ganando. fue hacer un Álbum con mucho cariÑo. >> quÉ te llevas el dÍa de hoy? >>una buena experiencia de saludar a colegas que admiro mucho y personas que no conozco aÚn, pero q

but alan, do you think that this u. s. administration is the whole interested in building up strong civil societies and other countries because as donald trump in, in on mosque have repeatedly said, usa i, these, i want the usa, i d is doing is not aligned with the administration's goals. oh yeah, i took a lot of these so society, uh, you know, uh uh, quite a little pro democracy uh, grounds from usa. you'd have had very strong bipartisan support for very uh for a long time. but it's clear that that support really doesn't come from the trump administration and, and you know, a lot of other countries, i think i've stopped, you know, also view the supports as uh, as on welcome as well. so you can see it. the truck administration's very transactional, you know, a lot of, you know, as people ask a lot of african leaders don't really appreciate that. the us basically findings. a lot of what we call civil society is what they see as political activists. you know, and then this is a, this can be a drag sometimes on, on the oth

and here to tell us more is professor alan lightman alan lightman. thank you, everybody, for being here. let me see if i can get my laptop working. hmm. sorry about this. so was that. that. that's what i want. to be up there. thank you. well, thanks again for being here. there are a few people behind that poster can't see. i'm sorry about that. maybe i should buy a two heads. it would be easier. that would be certainly one of the phenomena in my. if i did. so i'm going to read for two or 3 minutes from the book and then i'm going to talk about it. and answer questions. well, seiler said, i call myself a materialist, and by i don't mean that i wear our money suits or drive rolls-royces. i mean that literally that i believe the world is made out of material atoms and molecules and, nothing more. and that that material obeys rules and laws. at the same time, like many us, i have spiritual experiences, feelings, connection to other human beings and to the larger cosmos. feeling of feelings of being part of something larger than myself. connections to nat

alan, brazil is just being realistic.t man united, they mainly mean the men's team. that's what i took from it. it's like, yes, obviously we have to have this weird pretence it's okay to have women's football. we don't have to pretend it's reached the same level of interest as men's football, because obviously it hasn't. yeah. why can't we admit that? >> and that's reflected in the ticket sales. i mean, you know, you can't force people to buy tickets for it. >> i saw one guy moaning about this on twitter. he went he turned out you go to his timeline. he never mentioned women's football once, but he was just telling off alan brazil. virtue signalling. sorry, louis. i jumped in. sorry, louis. ijumped in. >> no i don't, i'm a little confused. which kind of football is this? >> it's not the it's not the american football where you hold the rugby ball. >> it's a. »- >> it's a. >> proper football. anyway, the show is nearly over. >> so let's take another. >> so let's take another. >> quick look at saturday's front pages. the su

alan, sam, great to see you with. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> my pleasure. liz: folk, we've got some stumbling blocks for roblox investors. the stock is sink g ago -- sinking at this hour. find out why the video game creation platform is looking at a rocky screen ahead. and if you missed "kudlow" last night, shame on you. we've got you covered. treasury secretary scott bessent exclusively revealed donald trump's tax cut road map. we're getting you a live report from the white house on what it will look like and who stands to benefit the most. that is next. "the claman countdown" returns in just a second. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ it mean to be rich? maybe rich is less about reaching a magic number... and more about discovering magic. rich is being able to keep your loved ones close. and also send them away. rich is living life your way. and having someone who can help you get there. the key to being rich is knowing what counts. (♪) whenever heartburn strikes, get fast relief with tums. it's time to love food back. also try tums gummy bites! where ya headed? susan: whe

alan, what did you think about assessment? caller: -- guest: he talked about the use of tariffs to strengthen export controls but in this case i don't think that is really applicable to the export control strategy, per se. the challenge that we have right now is that number one, can we update those export control staff enough? technology moves fast. if you say we are going to block this technology, maybe next week it will be a new technology and the federal bureaucracy has not demonstrated the ability to keep pace with technological developments. that's why we had that one year window where we thought we had banned the most advanced chips but in fact we were allowing only lightly modified versions to be sold from china. the second big challenge that we hand is with smuggling. reporting by the information in the new york times have identified no fewer than eight smuggling networks that are moving 100 million dollars plus transactions of advanced ai chips to china. so that is a question about resources. as secretary of commerce,

and i'm like, "look at that." >> right. [ laughter ] and he did -- and i think alan moved -- alan moved he told ike, "you got to move back to chicago now. there's not room for both of us." >> yeah, "you have to go back, ike." [ laughter ] >> seth: you -- your beginnings as a young actor, did you -- you did some news anchoring as a young person? >> yes, that's how i started my acting career. yeah, i was -- i was cast as a local news anchor for morning television, like two minutes of educational news. >> seth: how -- what age are you then? >> 16. >> seth: okay. got you. so, you're like the high school reporter. >> yeah, old enough to drive. >> seth: yeah. >> they went around high schools and drama classes and auditioned boys and girls, like they wanted one guy, one girl, to be a student news anchor on "butch and ben mccain channel 5 good morning, oklahoma." so, i did that for a year. i got up at 4:30 in the morning and delivered a couple of super interesting news clips. [ laughter ] >> seth: were -- did it make you like a minor celebrity at school? or were none of your peers awake at the

. >> joining me now is alan deal.ransportation safety board. this is the second time you and i are talking this week. totally different situation from what happened at reagan national earlier in the week. this is a small plane. sadly, there are more instances of small plane crashes, but i don't know if you've seen the video. alan, that plane came right down out of the sky. that was not an attempted landing. that that that was a full loss of control. >> absolutely. the learjet is a difficult plane to fly. it almost reminds me of the jenni rivera lear crash where it went straight in. it was in cruise, not right after takeoff, but this crew, obviously this this flight crew. and there's always two pilots on these lear jets by law. and you probably know it's a mexican registered aircraft. i don't know how the maintenance is surveilled down there. but anyway, the jet looked like it might have been on fire before it hit, but it was obviously out of control. that 65 degree nose down angle suggests a total lack of control. >>

let's bring in alan katz.arate and different in the no-confidence vote last year that led to the toppling of michelle gagne. the budget discussions in the debate over budgets i guess are similar. alan: it's really about the same budget. gagne was toppled over the budget because they were too many opposition parties that thought it was too severe a budget and found it in their political interest to push him out. that is what he got booted out. they came up with a budget that was a little less draconian. more to the point, the real difference was that the french public was not in the mood for months more of this political and financial turmoil. it had slowed down investment and decision-making with businesses. the political groups that pushed out the former prime minister i think felt under the gun not to prolong any sort of additional uncertainty or turmoil in france. scarlet: there was a clear push for stability at this point after months and months of turmoil. what does this mean for financial assets? french

alan diehl, thank you. >> thank you, jon.the, and this year's awards ceremony will have a different feel to it. more on that next. ♪ i'd rather be drunk but at least i'm alive. ♪ rain on me, rain, rain ♪ (nervous laugh) okay, um, good points. top line? this is a quality, comprehensive exam. come again? you asked me to topline it for you. okay. bottom line? well, the bottom line is this an amazing value. what? get two pairs of glasses and an eye exam starting at $89.95, or two pairs of progressives and an exam for $159.95. america's best. jon: here are some headlines from around the globe. in the middle east, president trump's envoy to the region, steve witkoff cough, met today with israeli soldiers recently freed if by hamas. meantime, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is due in washington tuesday to meet with president trump. >>> in ukraine, president trump's envoy to the region reportedly is calling for president volodymyr zelenskyy to hold elections once there's a ceasefire in russia's war on his country. >>> and in japan,

reportero: algunos medios de mÉxico dicen que los pilotos eran josuÉ suÁrez y alan, pero en philadelphiaÍctimas con ustedes? >> sÍ, a travÉs de nuestro centro de llamadas. reportero: las autoridades estÁn alojando a las familias que tuvieron que salir por el incendio en un refugio. tendrÁn toda la ayuda por parte del gobierno. si algÚn residente cree que su familia estÁ desaparecido, llame de inmediato al 911. andrea: estaremos pendiente a esta investigaciÓn. un hombre de california aceptÓ declararse culpable de estrellar un dron contra un aviÓn, lo que permitiÓ que no pudiera seguir operando. Él se enfrenta a un aÑo de prisiÓn. el grupo terrorista hamÁs liberÓ a tres rehenes, entre ellos a un estadounidense, israel deja libre a 183 palestino. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] reportero: en medio de una planeada propaganda, el grupo terrorista hamÁs entregÓ a tres rehenes que permanecÍan secuestrados en sus escondites en la franja de gaza. un hombre de 60 y y dos liberados de 53 aÑos y otro de 34 aÑos. este se hizo famoso porque fue secuestrado junto a su esposa y a sus dos pequeÑos, no se tiene noticia de n

alan alejandro montoya y josÉ de jesÚs juÁrez juÁrez han sido identificados como el piloto y copiloto le queda perfectamente bien, valiente. >> la realidad es que no lo sabemos, nos importa. vÍdeos, fotos,la alcaldesa dijo que el saldo de heridos asciende a 22 personas, de ellas cinco permanecen hospitalizadas, de las cuales tres estÁn en estado crÍtico. se siguen verificando los informes de personas desaparecidas en el Área. este lunes se darÁn a conocer mÁs detalles, la investigaciÓn permanece activa. fÉlix: agÓnico impacte —— agÓnico empate del inter. benjamin netanyahu, se reu fÉlix: el primer ministro de israel, benjamÍn netanyahu se reunirÁ en washington con el presidente donald trump en lo que se da el primer encuentro cara a cara con un lÍder extranjero, los mandatarios abordarÁn varios temas claves con el medio oriente. el proceso de liberaciÓn de rehenes israelÍes en poder de hamÁs continÚa como el grupo terrorista liberÓ a tres rehenes mientras israel liberaba casi 200 prisioneros palestinos, esta es la cuarta liberaciÓn pactada entre israel y hamÁs. vamos ahora con los dep

alan alejandro montoya y josÉ de jesÚs juÁrez juÁrez han sido identificados como el piloto y copiloto, le queda perfectamente bien, valiente. >> la realidad es que no lo sabemos, nos importa. vÍdeos, fotos,la alcaldesa dijo que el saldo de heridos asciende a 22 personas, de ellas cinco permanecen hospitalizadas, de las cuales tres estÁn en estado crÍtico. se siguen verificando los informes de personas desaparecidas en el Área. este lunes se darÁn a conocer mÁs detalles, la investigaciÓn permanece activa. fÉlix: agÓnico impacte —— fÉlix: agÓnico impacte —— agÓnico empate del inter. ♪ febreze ♪ sigues viviendo con olores? regresa y refresca tu baño al instante con febreze air mist. el fino rocío de febreze se queda flotando en el aire más tiempo... adiós olores feos, hola frescura increíble. ¡descubre las fragancias de febreze hoy mismo! ¡familia! vengo de t-mobile con regalos para todos! ¡el iphone 16! con el nuevo control de cámara. ¡diganme a mi don regalón! ♪♪ en t-mobile, obtén el iphone 16 por cuenta nuestra. ♪♪ protección contra el vrs con arexvy. arexvy es una vacuna para preven

let's bring in harvard law professor alan dershowitz. it's great to see you again. let's talk first. the president made headlines. no nuclear weapon for iran. he is israel's leader, benjamin netanyahu said that biden put daylight between the u.s. and israel and that created more danger for the region. can you take on those two issues right now? >> sure. it was a pleasure to see two of my oldest friends together. i've known bb since 1970 and donald trump for a long time. these are two strong, strong leaders who together can really help bring about peace in the middle east. it was thrilling for me to hear from the president of the united states that iran will not, under any circumstances, develop nuclear weapons. look, barack obama told me the same thing, but he broke his promise. he had me in the oval office and he made me that promise and he didn't carry it out. i am confident that president trump and benjamin netanyahu together will prevent iran from developing nuclear weapons, and i think the prospects for real peace in the middle east including saudi arabia incre

here to discuss is former ntsb investigator alan diehl. thanks for joining us, mr. diehl.etty dramatic video of the plane crashing. what do you see as a pilot that maybe the rest of us don't necessarily understand about, from the, you know, watching these videos? >> well, obviously, the most impressive thing, scariest thing is the angle that it descended at. we've seen in another learjet accident in mexico -- by the way, this was a mexican-registered learjet, as you probably know, and i know the ntsb will be looking at the maintenance history as best they can with the mexican authorities on this aircraft. perhaps the -- that controls the pitch angle, if that failed or ran away, you could get this kind of descent. i guess theoretically you could have also had an engine explode. i can't tell if it's on fire on the way down or not. some people think it was. but that portends probably some kind of catastrophic engine failure. but, again, that's what the ntsb will have to establish, and it's going to be difficult because of the condition of the wreckage. charlie: when you say i

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. >> my name is alan schumer. i am a fourth generation san franciscan. in december, this building will be 103 years of age. it is an incredibly rich, rich history. [♪♪♪] >> my core responsibility as city hall historian is to keep the history of this building alive. i am also the tour program manager, and i chair the city advisory commission. i have two ways of looking at my life. i want it to be -- i wanted to be a fashion designer for the movies, and the other one, a political figure because i had some force from family members, so it was a constant battle between both. i ended up, for many years, doing the fashion, not for the movies, but for for san franciscan his and then in turn, big changes, and now i am here. the work that i do at city hall makes my life a broader, a richer, more fulfilling than if i was doing something in the garment industry. i had the opportunity to develop relationships with my docents. it is almost like an extended family. i have formed incredible relationships with them, and also some of the people that come to take a tour.

esta ambulancia aÉrea cuando regresaba a casa, con ella falleciÓ su madre y 5 personas mÁs, el piloto alanpaÍs despuÉs de que valentina recibiera el alta mÉdica la presidenta claudia sheinbaum o ofreciÓ condolencias y y dijo que estaba en comunicaciÓn con los familiares. el aviÓn acababa de despegar del aeropuerto philadelphia cuando se estrellÓ una zona densamente poblada de la ciudad por lo que tambiÉn falleciÓ una persona que se encontraba dentro de un automÓvil en el momento en que la aeronave impactÓ consuelo y al menos 22 personas mÁs resultaron heridas 3 de ellas de gravedad varias agencias federales trabajan por esclarecer las causas del accidente aÉreo anuncia que la caja negra fue encontrada a 8 pies de profundidad dentro de este enorme crÁter que quedÓ en la cena tras el impacto, las autoridades teniendo casa por casa buscando mÁs evidencia , como parte de la investigaciÓn. el hospital pediÁtrico de philadelphia nos dijo un comunicado que estÁn desconsolados por lo ocurrido debido a sus polÍticas de privacidad de pacientes no pueden decir nada mÁs sobre la pequeÑa valentina y su

alan deal, let me start with you. if you look at this video very closely, and i spoke to many pilot friends of mine since this story broke, we all seem to come to the same conclusion. there was a feeling that there might have been a fire on board that obviously power to the engines was lost and therefore resulting in coming down, what looked like a missile headed towards a target. >> yes, sean. that aircraft clearly was out of control. i have never flown one of those, i have piloted earlier versions of that aircraft and they are very -- they're quite sensitive. they're almost like a fire plane. as a matter of fact the recently evolved from a swiss design fighter plane. so you've got to be on your game to fly those and to look like that one was totally out of control, sean. >> sean: and kyle, it's interesting saying that because the pilot friends that i know that fly jets characterize those as a sports car in the air. in other words, that it just takes off like a rocket ship and it takes a lot of skill and there is a c

in september 1882, president chester alan arthur actually to the vineyard to go fishing certainly a tradition that is still continued to this day. anyone who's followed the fishing derby that's taken place and he went fishing menemsha and he arrived on the steamer the dispatch and he traveled from vineyard haven. describe knock it in west tisbury and he stayed at the seaview house again in oak bluffs and apparently enjoyed his stay and relaxed here again about 15 years passed and grover visited martha's vineyard several times on yacht oneida. the yacht oneida has an place in presidential history and that is the yacht oneida was owned by a commodore who was a personal friend of president cleveland. but the yacht oneida is where president cleveland secret service, secret surgery. some of you may be aware that during his term one of his terms in office, there was real controversy whether the u.s. would have a gold or a silver standard to back our paper. well, to make a long story short, president was a long time cigar smoker. he noticed the growth on the hard palate of his mouth had it examined

. >> otro de los pilotos era alan montoya, confirmado por la cancillerÍa mexicana.de ensenada, baja california, han dado a conocer la identidad de la paciente y su madre. se trata de lizeth murillo osuna y su hija valentina guzmÁn murillo, ambas originarias de ese municipio. la compaÑÍa aÉrea jet rescue air ambulance confirmÓ que la paciente hÍa recibido tratamiento en estados unidos, pero segÚn la empresa fue atendida en el hospital shriners children's. filadelfia se habÍa curado de una enfermedad terminal y ya iba de vuelta a casa cuando ocurriÓ esta tragedia. la cancillerÍa mexicana, en un comunicado, asegurÓ que el consulado de mÉxico en filadelfia se encuentra en contacto con los familiares y darÁ el acompaÑamiento y asistencia consular requerida.. >> es algo lamentable, pero. >> por lo pronto la familia de josuÉ juÁrez trata de procesar esta tragedia. el destino final de la ambulancia aÉrea era este lugar. el aeropuerto internacional de tijuana. y desde aquÍ lizeth murillo, junto con su hija valentina guzmÁn, se dirigÍan hasta ensenada, baja california, a una

se trata de raÚl meza, mÉdico rodrigo lÓpez, paramÉdico alan montoya, piloto, y josuÉ juÁrez, el copilotoentrar la recuperaciÓn de los cuerpos en base a las autoridades. tambiÉn este. de de la morgue o los servicios periciales de allÁ. y para identificar porque al parecer fue el evento catastrÓfico. >> la familia de lizeth y valentina viven aquÍ en ensenada y sabemos por el amigo de la familia que en este momento se encuentran devastados por esta terrible noticia. >> joanna como era de esperarse, gracias por tu informe. y ahora pasamos a otra tragedia, la ocurrida el miÉrcoles en la capital del paÍs. este sÁbado las autoridades identificaron a los soldados a bordo del black hawk del helicÓptero. ryan austin o'hara, de 28 aÑos, rebecca novak y andrew lloyd eaves, de 39 aÑos. sulema salazar nos tiene lo mÁs reciente. >> our preliminary preliminary. >> insistiendo en que la informaciÓn era estrictamente preliminar. esta noche, las autoridades de la junta nacional de seguridad en el transporte compartieron nuevos datos del accidente aÉreo entre el aviÓn y el helicÓptero black hawk, que dejÓ 6

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and the thing to that said, i had head on alan's era oldest for a moment to get phone. so was going keith of his team is to chose to reach the english lead comp final the the news the videos for now on his end. thank you so much, laura. well, new castle, a one win away from ending the 6 decade weights and lift the major trophy. they also don't to put the spot in the final of the english lea cup you can't. so we're already seen a lot from the 1st like this semi final in front of the hung funds. it's james is pump. they quickly extended that advance. it's jacob mostly vi with the open goals coming up a mistake big mistakes and also take the diamond right. and the in the 2nd off the guy you cancel the chance to make the game safe and speak to the wrapping up a phone and advocate with. because they've reached the front of this competition a couple of years ago. i need to lose so much as you know. i think the castles manager says that same have lynn, so they can from that experience looking back it was exhausting for me. you know, i'm sure it was the same for the players, bu

let's discuss this further now with alan neo who is the former director general of these really for an ministry who's joining us from tennessee. thank you so much for your time. as we heard from laura corresponding the apartment isn't it, you always under pressure in israel onto funds from the families of the captive. so wants the negotiations to continue to get into the next phase and their loved ones to be freed. but also he's under pressure from the far right. want the war to continue? which side do you think that the out is, is likely to surrender to a oh, laziness danielle's case, the political pressures the call move the pressures because they can you give me a moment. all is done. but this time trial is a major. ready lanyard with a visual style. and i was trying to adjust the side to the side of the brand new that he is involved with pulling person the appointment, the appointment to close the game. and randa dogs, the sign the to the week also in both to the wrong to show me because of the easy, the, you know, the drum level and the deep, the mouse blocks institutions you say,

and what alan said, that which pressure do you think miss now will surrender to the public pressure as island says it, or the political pressure on either? i think i think it's the 3rd pressure, which is the pressure from donald trump. i think.

what, what do you think about and what alan said, then what, which pressure do you think this now will surrender to the public pressure as island says it all the political pressure? uh, neither. i think i think it's the 3rd pressure, which is the pressure from donald trump. i think at the end of the day and i don't want to be reduction is, but i think, well it's whatever donald trump wants is, is, is what is going to happen if, if trump is adamant that he and steve would cough. and if that team is adamant that this war ends, i don't think is real continues. i think however, if there's some leeway, if trump is willing to give none yahoo another crack at a time, us then, then, then we could see we could see more war. but i think both, i think the trump pressure is much more significant than either the public pressure or the political pressure and his ro, i don't want to minimize those. i think they were very important during the, by the administration. right. that kind of given take. but now clearly, trump is willing to use us leverage to an extent that bite and was not willing to dave f

since everyone alan henzy knows with the confusions, prisoners presenting the ground, display a victory that open we are all my to god will see that this will be an image of the trial before everyone's on and in front of the israel occupation. patients that will vanish of god, religion as those of values. doctor controlled him and that we all know observing the dream that has waited for 15 months. if the dream is coming true now, is that we are in the middle of cause a seaport. this is a scene of dignity and pride. now the prisoners are being handed over to something that israel wanted to do only by force. gotcha. now they are being released through negotiations. the emotional scenes with families on both sides reunited after many months of separation, relative shed tears of joy and brace, their loved ones. they thought they may never seem to get hard to contribute. a rubbing firm and visited hostages square in tel aviv, where people gathered to celebrate and watch it live stream of the exchange. were here at hosses square in the center of television, where for many, many over a year, m

he's been meeting us senate leaders in washington dc. alan fisher reports from washington is benjamin netanyahu on capital hill trying to win friends an unfreeze 8 asked if us troops would be needed to enforce, piecing guys up a simple, one more denser. know, these really prime minister's visit has been more dramatic than expected. standing at his side, donald trump suggested the us could take over, guys, or officials tried walking it back. if palestinians left it would be temporarily the said. but that idea on the top by the president himself, posting on social media the gets a strip would be turned over to the united states by israel. at the conclusion of fighting, the palestinians would have already been re settled and far safer and more beautiful communities with new and modern homes in the region. do with actually have a chance to be happy, safe, and free. the us working with greek development teams from all over the world would slowly and carefully begin the construction of what would become one of the world's quickest and most spectacular developments of its kind on, you know,

profess to send to get delegation, to cut the for, to the i don't want elizabeth put on them and this is alan to 0 live from does ha also coming out have some compassion, at least for these children. lloyd is they've done nothing wrong. and yet, the whole 40 something short on the futures destroyed the got to play from the doctor. just back from the medical evacuations have been pushed on home. the twos widely sold as a killed by gunman at a check point in the occupied west and watched the future for usa, i d, us democrats. question whether it was time to come to some punch. it is even legal news . will begin with breaking news from gaza and homos as negotiations has the gone on establishing the 2nd phase of the seas fine day. and with israel earlier as well said, it was preparing to send the delegation to doha for tools that comes as you, as president donald trump says there are no guarantees to cease font and gaza will hold, is expected to discuss the situation with is why the prime minister benjamin netanyahu may so on that tuesday, that's bringing our correspondent product boys in his joi

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and alan's, his very controversial plan for gaza us will take over the guys, history of slowness. us greatest trend is, was ever had in the white house. you're talking tonight about the united states taking over a sovereign territory. what would allow you to do that? are you talking about a firm, an occupation there? everybody have spoken to loves us. the idea of the united states boning that piece of land developing and creating thousands of jobs with something that will be magnificent. he sees a different future for that piece of land. he has a different idea, you might hope that we could do something really nice, really good, where they wouldn't want to return. why would they want to return the 7, maybe a 1000000 a, but i think all of them, i think they'll be resettled in areas where they can live a beautiful life. and nobody can live say you can't live the donor trump shop announcement that america will close. oh gosh, i always, you'd imagine it calls them up real world wide. i mean among the many places of protest do i do it as one of them, the jordanian capital crowds got the p

donald trump says the us should seize control of golf, uncommonly displays comments and in the this is alan's. is there a life window? ha, also coming up from us react thing, present trunk, comments of ridiculous upset and the idea is like that could ignite the region. saudi stands for americans regional allies as it's cool for an independent palestinian state is unwavering. no, so it had the united states trade war with china run some america's postal service, suspense packages from china and hong kong. the u. s. allies on detractors have condemned preston donald trump's comments about garza, with some accusing him of cooling for ethnic cleansing. he was present, says he wants to take over the strip and went roll out, deploying american troops to do so. and out says plans while standing next to me is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house, a white house correspondent, company hawk. it begins all coverage today i'm delighted to welcome is with the is really prime minister grinning by his side. us president donald trump made a shocking announcement. contrary to initial pla

so mexico think alan, that was talking about kinda talking about china met scary so much more vulnerable than those economies, about 80 percent of a textbook go to the united states. are we talking about trade depositions? quite substantially, mexico's case. so it really didn't, won't these tires? and just having, remember that it hasn't been stopped, but it's has been suspended for a month. i think for probably a shame that was seen as a real big treat for her. and she had to put some things on the table. for example, 10000 national members of the national guard. basically the federal police are going to the northern board that just tried to stop and documented migrants. i know so expensive new heading across into the united states. she might think that if that's the only thing on the table and we don't know what was said in that hoff our phone. cool. that's what's been public rebuild. that might be quite cheap for mexico, giving voice to to lose if the tires went into effect today. and what's likely then to be thrashed out in this one month pools or yeah, i think it tells you something

alan, we get it. you love your bike. we do, too.y we're america's number-one motorcycle insurer. but do you have to wedge it into everything? what? i don't do that. this reminds me of my bike. the wolf was about the size of my new motorcycle. have you seen it, by the way? happy birthday, grandma! really? look how the brushstrokes follow the line of the gas tank. -hey! -hey! brought my plus-one. jamie? planning to move? join the 6 million families who discovered a smarter, more flexible way to move, with pods. save up to 20% now for a limited time. whether you're moving across town or across the country. save up to 20% at pods dot com today. alicia: israel cease-fire continuing to hold and hostages back that their families. trey yingst has the latest. hi, trey. reporter: good morning, alicia. benjamin netanyahu left israel for the united states and this week he'll meet with president trump at the white house marking first foreign leader visit of the new administration. reports indicate they'll enter into detailed discussions of phase

alan, what did you think about assessment?ler: -- guest: he talked about the use of tariffs to strengthen export controls but in this case i don't think that is really applicable to the export control strategy, per se. the challenge that we have right now is that number one, can we update those export control staff enough? technology moves fast. if you say we are going to block this technology, maybe next week it will be a new technology and the federal bureaucracy has not demonstrated the ability to keep pace with technological developments. that's why we had that one year window where we thought we had banned the most advanced chips but in fact we were allowing only lightly modified versions to be sold from china. the second big challenge that we hand is with smuggling. reporting by the information in the new york times have identified no fewer than eight smuggling networks that are moving 100 million dollars plus transactions of advanced ai chips to china. so that is a question about resources. as secretary of commerce, how