reading between the linese whet elie�* . the tiheee whet elie�* . it? thiscate _ it? this was always going to be a delicate summit _ it? this was always going to be a delicate summit at _ it? this was always going to be a delicate summit at a - time, notjust —e =-e of the ukraine war may on your’s §§:e—= 7 7 but7also7the fringes but also the unpredictability of president trump, and he delivered on that trump and he delivered on that the weekend by introducing 77777tariff7s777 77 beggar” tariffsandthe tafiffs7arid7the7thr7eat of these tariffs and the threat of trade war. that's a looming trade war. that's it, i want a looming trade war. that's it, iwant be overshadowed it, i want to be clear something here. i clear about something here. i think downplaying the major clear about something here. i think do\ that ying the major clear about something here. i think do\ that quite he major clear about something here. i think do\ that quite a a major clear about something here. i think do\ that quite a lot ajor concerns that quite a lot of nations, have about questi

wave hostages will be relee not this will still likely next wave hostages will be relee not this will still go (elythe arab states aren't going to tolerate it. the united think when the really think a little people really think a little bit more about it, how bit more deeply about it, how will you provide security for that? israel don't want that. settlers want gaza for israeli settlers want gaza for themselves if anybody. they're to 7 7 7 to tolerate 7 7 not going to tolerate the and the us troops americans, and the us troops are here to secure that area. this, many things the this, like many things the president has said, of it president has said, some of it as a shock and awe value to a negotiating chip. �* it's a negotiating chip. but it's a negotiating - it's a negotiating chip. but it's a negotiating tactic. but to negotiate what? arabs to negotiate what? the arabs have been very clear, adamant, thatwew has have been very clear, adamant, thatwwww has to be a future have been very clear, adamant, that and has to be a future have been very clear, adamant, that. and they to be a future have been

manning this gatorade bath. elid zero against his brother in pro bowl games, and the marin catholic grad was the offensive mvp. the basketball world is still in shock a little bit here. after the mavericks sent star player luka doncic to the lakers, and anthony davis is now off to the mavs. but the nba had another big trade today. the sacramento kings traded de'aaron fox to the san antonio spurs in a multi-team deal. the deal moves bulls guard zach lavine to the kings. fox, who is 27 years old, has one more year on his contract after this season, but reports indicate that he was refusing to sign an extension in his eighth season in the league. fox is averaging 25 points a game and is now on the spurs team that is three and seven over their last ten games. also breaking tonight, the heat's jimmy butler has communicated to the golden state warriors that he's unwilling to sign a contract extension with golden state. this, according to espn, the refusal ending any possible trade talks between miami and golden state. but

this is eli. his wife and daughters were murdered and butcheredden on october 7th.ther was murdered and butchered by hamas in gaza after being taken hostage from the same kibbutz. you can see eli before and eli after. and this is exactly the situation. they came back emaciated. and what we hear from them are horror stories which only exemplify why we must do the deal. and i want to thank president trump for being such a strong force in bringing the deal and making it happen. because every person that we bring back, we're saving an entire universe as we believe in jewish faith. and now we have still 76 hostages out there. we must bring them back home. maria: so is, mr. president, the united states broke news this week where the trump team will be planning to sell $7 billion in weapons to israel. top democrats are ripping the administration from bypassing congress. the question becomes, will us ceil -- israel begin these negotiations on phase two terms of the ceasefire this upcoming week? these negotiations were supposed the start last monday. >> so, you know, preside

eli sharabi was taken by hamas during the october 7th attack. reporter fiona lamdin. this was the momentn—ami, eli sharabi and or levy were paraded by hamas to the world. over 2,000 miles away in south wales, a bit wobbly, a very emotional morning indeed. and what made it worse was when we actually saw eli an absolute disgrace. yeah, yeah. and disgusted about the grandstanding, you know, the false interviews. an awful stage show. yeah. of them, but in particular eli, because he's got quite a chubby face normally and... full of smiles. and his wrists were sticks. and his face is... he was gaunt. it's ok. do you...? he's alive, he's out. while we were filming, a new photo of eli was released. oh, my god, eli. they are inhuman, these... i can't call them people. eli was married to their daughter, lianne. they had two teenage girls, noya and yahel. but on the 7th of october 2023, hamas shot and killed them this marks the start of a newjourney, we sat and bawled our eyes out, we really did. i think i made him wet, actually. but, yeah, it just... ..it reminded us of what we'd lost, what it's g

and speaking of elie honig, is a little biased for this next segment, so we'll leave them out.but we are on the cusp of super bowl 59. president trump is going taylor swift's boyfriend, who happens to be the chiefs star. travis kelce has some thoughts on that. we'll tell you what he had to say right after this. >> the boeing 747 has crashed in the lockerbie area. >> it was the largest act of terrorism on the united states before 9/11. >> there are a number of anomalies. >> trying to find out the why of it became everything. >> you could look at the iranians, the libyans. >> the cia, hezbollah. >> nothing is what it seems. >> in the lockerbie story. >> lockerbie. >> the bombing of pan am flight 103, february 16th on cnn. >> what's up, carl nation? it's your number one broker with the best full service wealth management skills in the biz. >> actually, i'm seeing something from schwab. >> uh oh. yeah. >> schwab lets you invest and trade on your own. >> and if you want, they can even manage it for you. >> not to mention, schwab has a team of specialists for taxes, insurance and est

and speaking of elie honig, is a little biased for this next segment, so we'll leave them out.but we are on the cusp of super bowl lix. president trump is going taylor swift's boyfriend, who happens to be the chiefs star. travis kelce has some thoughts on that. we'll tell you what he had to say right after this. >> welcome back. >> have i got news for you returns february 15th on cnn. >> what's up karl nation. it's your number one. >> broker with the best full service wealth management. >> skills in the biz. >> actually. >> i'm seeing something from schwab. >> uh oh. yeah. >> schwab lets you invest and trade on your own. >> and if you want, they can even manage. >> it for you. >> not to mention, schwab has a team of specialists for taxes, insurance and estate planning, all with low fees. >> we're experiencing. >> technical difficulties. >> uh, karl. schwab. >> schwab a modern approach to wealth management. >> the future. the way you see it is said to depend on where you sit. at x-chair, we think it also gets down to how you sit, which is why our technology is light years ahead

>> yes this is eli, your new director i'm wondering if it would be valuable to pause and see if we can address some of technical stuff or is is this a systemic issue in terms of -- >> i believe actually the microphone was the problem was another one and i turn off every other we can try i see the disability activism is next in line. >> okay. >> would you approve that? >> yes. >> okay. >> let's try this again and like to start by ask disability right's activism san francisco can you confirm if you the echo is not there anymore i you are unmuted now. the [inaudible]. would you please talk? yes, thank you, thank you for fixing the audio. there is still feedback but it is a little better than before. and thank you for the chair for pausing and trying to fix the issues. it is very rare opportunity the public has to address this council and major's office on disability we get it once every two month for 5 or 10 minute the whole meeting temperature is important that the communication be clear and recorded at least it is important to mow and i imagine others as well. please, please, please, pl

on the far left or levy in the middle, and eli sharabi. this is following their release there. at the bottom, the three men freed were freed. the three men were freed as part of the cease fire agreement in the israel-hamas war. >> cnn jerusalem correspondent jeremy diamond joins us now from hostage square in tel aviv, israel, and shocking images of these these men, after 16 months now in captivity. >> yeah. >> that's. >> exactly right. and we were here in hostages square as hundreds of people were watching on the large television screen above the stage as these men emerged from captivity. and initially what we heard was exactly what we've heard over the last several weeks, every single saturday, which was cheers, applause, a very moving scenes. but then you saw as it started to hit people what these three men actually looked like as they emerged from captivity. and then you saw far more pained looks on people's faces. and that is because of the condition in which these men have emerged after 491 days of captivity. all of them looking quite thin and frail. i think the most shock

there's a lot of buzz about this with eli lilly.e you're at with that research and the latest advancements for a disease that seems to have no cure, does not have a cure even though everyone's chasing one right now. >> that's right. yeah. you mentioned compounding safety. that's important for consumers. floss assurance of safety -- there's no assurance of safety with these drugs. we get a lot of calls from harmed people thinking they took the real thing and didn't. that's another reason the government should step in. we've been working on alzheimer's for three decades. it's one of the most challenging conditions people face for their families, for themselves and also for researchers. fortunately we have had a breakthrough lately and there's a new brand approved for the treatment of early alzheimer's. and the key message here is the drug works best when we treat the disease early. almost like we think about with cancer. you want to know early so you can get a treatment and survive and have better quality of life going forward. that's

this released prisoner. about the outside." on both sides reintegrating will be hard, particularly for eli sharabi, whose wife and two daughters re to where he will return on his own, but not alone. wyre davies, bbc news, tel aviv. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu issued this statement during his visit to the us. back our hostages stop we would take care back our hostages, we would take care of their security. this is an instruction i gave the delegation, to tell president trump agreed with me. bring back all the hostages. prisons across the country before being taken to gaza. we heard from some of them about their experience in detention. translation: this is the result of being abused while being - taken from one place to another, from one i have a mild case. and the severe type that those who stayed behind prison suffer from greatly. translation: it's an indescribable feeling, j i had been away from home for 21 years. translation: l was beaten| yesterday during my transfer they beat me on my hand and my legs. l some of the palestinian prisoners released today. our correspondent injerusalem, joe inwood has more so we

this is eli sharabi, ohad ben ami and the idf have been omri.a site with the nowjoined by "a “1 tha “3“ "a “aa a11 .. ~ '1 ..-. " �*family aita “1 taa "a" "a iai1aa aa .a .. .. a ”r' .. �*family members "a “1 taa “3“ " “aa aa a ~ ~ a ”a, .. �*family members with their family members with embraces. this is a scene we saw .. �*on embraces. this is a scene we saw .. �*on today, embraces. this is a scene we saw .. �* on today, and this saw earlier on today. and this the scene the red cross has is the scene the red cross has requested moments earlier, raaaez—aaaehey they want the next saying they want the next hostage and potential hostage and prisoner release to be held in private so that these images are shown so that these images are shown so publicly. of course, we saw �*on . on7183 �* on7183 palestinian earlier on 183 palestinian prisoners released from israeli presence. much more on bbc news website. stay here on the bbc news channel. hello. going to stay grey, damp and misty this afternoon. we have seen a bit of snow like here in blaenau gwent

when congress writes laws with specific language, this court seems to give deference to that. elie honig, great to see you this morning. congratulations on your big win. i know you played hard. >> thank you. the eagles you can't hate him because ellie is an eagle. anyway, think of it as a big real estate site. that's what president trump is now saying about gaza as he doubles down on america taking it over, eyes in the sky. cnn has learned the u.s. has stepped up the use of spy planes at the southern border. what it is they are after there, and winter alerts for 29 people, 29 million people across the country as storms after storm after storm hits over the next several days. what to expect ahead. >> i've got good news and i've got bad news. what do you want? first the bad, the news is newsy even more than ever. >> what's the good news? >> we're doing another season of have i got news for you. >> have i got news for you returns saturday at 9:00 on cnn. >> so i got you a little something. >> warming for him, tingling for her. >> should we. >> experience the thrill of bringing them to

eli. >> lilly's pill for weight loss? >> well, actually, also thisuarter we announced that we are seeking, you know, approval of our pill in the us. so we have we go in in a tablet that actually delivers the same weight loss as we do with gobi. so we actually think we can compete actually in the us market with a tablet based obesity treatment before lilly can launch. so we have a really broad portfolio of different, say, biologies, also both injectable and tablet based, and that really caters for a strong position in catering for many different patient needs from both an efficacy point of view and a convenience point of view. >> so just to clarify. >> the pill you have prepared with egov will be. available this year. >> well, we announced that within a couple of months we will submit it in the us. and then the regulators will have to look at that so that that can cater for if all go well, launch next year. >> i also want to look at the guidance for 2025. you know, you met your expectations for 2024. but going forward, do you expect slower performance

the family of eli sharabi reacted to his condition, saying this. >> what made it worse was when we actually elie was to see the emaciated state, that they put him in an absolute disgrace, and it was an absolute shock. and we both sat and cried. >> the latest release comes as palestinians are starting to return to new parts of gaza amid fresh israeli withdrawals. the ceasefire is delicate but still is progressing as planned, despite no clear path forward for phase two. president trump was asked this weekend about his plan for taking over gaza. >> any further deliberations on gaza, sir? the timetable for a takeover? no. no deliberations. it's been very well received. where basically the united states would view it as a real estate transaction, where we'll be an investor in that part of the world. and no rush to do anything. we wouldn't need anybody there. it would be supplied and given to us by israel. >> while president trump and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu endorsed this idea, there are still dozens of hostages that remain in hamas captivity. this certainly complicates the situ

francine: but this is a crucial moment, because your price will probably go down as you have more competitors coming in. we know of eliilly. we know amgen could be a competitor. and so this is, i guess, the crucial time when you have to make investment decisions, when prices are high and you have more cash coming in. is that how you view it? lars: yes. to put a bit of color around it, the same forecast predicts that there will be, say, a billion people living with obesity in 2030, 2035. we are perhaps serving one million or two million of those today. so, there is a huge market opportunity, and there is a place for more. and then, you're right, that in most markets when you get more competition, and also over time, pricing moves down, because you start treating those who accept, say, the higher price point -- in the u.s., that's commercial insurance -- and then, over time, you get broader access, and you get patients paying a lower price. so if you just take our leading diabetes product in the u.s., since launch in 2018, the price we get after rebates, discounts, etc. is some 40% lower than when we launched. that's of

so eli lake is writing about this as what a disaster and what a nightmare this is. and the people like me are looking at it saying there's something hopeful because, you know, awesome, this is what the neil comes always did. they would and i've seen it. i saw it when george w bush came in. i was close to some people who were, who were populating the administration there, and i saw how it work. you get so many in, at a certain level. and they just, they bringing all of their people and they don't have very, very effectively. so it's nice to see some people on the other side to a little bit more dedicated to a realistic form policy doing the same thing. so i, what i think this might be, is you might have a, a state department, this reactive is what they might be tempered by a pentagon that says, hold on, we can't do that. this is not going to happen. we don't have the ability to do this and that's a healthy thing. that's what i was hoping for. and the trump administration to see this top likes this. this is how he does his business. he loves that people playing off ag

requiremhich was after our in which the petitioner was endorsing the ninth and 10th circuit, which this cod mendez ely acknowledged was subjective, whichwhy we think this court, if it is going to remand and makes clear that it is not adopting that will be a fuamtal shift in the fourth amendment and also a shift that going to justice kavanaugh's questions earlier, we create an impossibility for law enforcement agencies to n officers for the reasons described in calirn sheriff's association's brief. the no further questions. hank you, counsel. justice thomas? justice gorsuch? justice jackson? >> first, justice jackson, you d my friend on the other sidelien to minutes 28 and 29 of tl argument. you will hear that there. justice sotomayor, you noted that my friends on the other side agreed you need to look at officer did, the jump and the shoot. there is no rule that they cannot distinguish tha case from this case. had some practical questionsu about how this will impact effective policing. rs receiveuafied immunity, as decatur brief discusses. 99%-plus percent of the time, they are also condemnehe municip

and eli lilly jumping after results this morning. what the pharma giant had to say about its. >> weight. >> loss drugs. >> and the. >> latest on its next generation medications when fast money medications when fast money returns. it all started with a small business idea. it's a pillow with a speaker in it! that's right craig. pulling in the perfect team to get the job done. i'm just here for the internets. at&t, it's super-fast! you locked us out?! and when thrown a curveball... arrggghh! ahhhh! [crashing sounds] we had everything we needed. is the internet out? don't worry, we have at&t internet back-up. the next level network for small business. ♪♪ i sold a pillow! make our new sugar free. >> your everyday sidekick. >> own your ritual your way with liquid. >> i've welcome to reinvented with accenture. >> today i'm here. >> with margarita del valle. ceo of vodafone. you were employee. >> 25 in vodafone italy. today you're the ceo of vodafone. >> what is your strategy and vision. >> for the future? >> we are changing our culture to.

west bank after accusations they'd been brutally treated in israeli jails. this released prisoner. about the outside." for elibi, whose wife and two daughters were wyre davies, bbc news, tel aviv. translation: we will do everything _ translation: we will do everything we _ translation: we will do everything we can - translation: we will do everything we can to - translation: we will do - everything we can to - back everything we can to bring back our hostages. we will take care eur hestages. we willtake care . ~ ~ their security. eer heeteeee. we willteke care . ~ ~ their security. this is an i nave i gave the instruction i gave the delegation to tell meteors and 77 that. president trump demand that. president trump agreed with me, we will do everything to bring back all of hostages, but how mass the hostages, but how mass won't be there. we will eradicate how mass and bring? our atleast 183 palestinians were released from several israeli the occupied west bank, occupied eastjerusalem and we heard from some of them about their experience in detention. translation: this is the result of being - abused while be

this comes after a few weeks that you live mitt -- eli lilly said they would pay to acquire a cancerrug scorpion is testing. vonnie: thank you isabel lee. that brings us to our stock of the hour. vertex find more -- vertex pharmaceuticals fourth-quarter will be out after the bell. the company expect revenue growth on newer treatments, including treatments for cystic fibrosis. for more we are joined by the u.s. biotechnology lead analyst at goldman sachs. there is a buy rating on vertex with a price target more than 20% higher than where we are trading today. let's get to this new non-opioid treatment we have in the works. what color are we going to learn on the conference call about that part of the pipeline? >> thank you for having me. we are really looking to understand the cadence of launch dynamics as they look to transition patients who exist right now and are taking drugs on existing franchise in addition to 6000 patients who are known but have actually discontinued drug in the past as well as the naive population. just an idea of how quickly they can go after a new group of pa

the majerityref the yeu eli �*states was crucial. he been testing thisl 7 7 7 7 7 7 quiteagreat deal of 7 7 7 7 7 7 eu quite a great deal of financial aid and have just from the states heard from the united states and were only a few days éfifi' fists “1? 32 f??? “sagas—7 ww 7 "7" "w �* before the election, earlier before the election, saying that entire saying that the entire international community was united against clarity. it was actually intervention in the run—up to the election. to run—up totbeelectibn. to any because allies run—up totbeelectian. ta any because allies in this issue because allies in this way is not something that some register could be comfortable 77 that was a with. that was a question, how much support was going to lose from it occur you or whether from it occur to you or whether voters go to to him a very very7 approach to 7 vfi'“" an showing that kosovo was an independent country and a surge solitary 77 solitary the 77 kosovo's solitary despite the wishes the us the eu to to be conserving with to and onserving with to and his ier

this released prisoner. from october the 7th till now, i knew nothing on both sides, reintegrating will be hard, particularly for eliife and two daughters were prisons across the country before being taken to the occupied west bank, occupied eastjerusalem and gaza. we heard from some of them about their experience in detention. this is the result of being abused while being taken from one place to another, from one bus to another. on both sides, reintegrating will be hard, particularly for eli sharabi, whose wife and two daughters were murdered by hamas gunmen in their kibbutz home, to where he will return on his own, but not alone. at least 183 palestinians were released from several israeli prisons across the country before being taken to the occupied west bank, occupied eastjerusalem and gaza. we heard from some of them about their experience in detention. this is the result of being abused while being taken from one place to another, from one bus to another. it's the result of infections with the disease that you heard about in the prisons, such as scabies in all its forms. i have a mild case. and the severe typ

this released prisoner. about the outside." on both sides reintegrating will be hard, particularly for eli sharabi, whose wife and two daughters re murdered by hamas gunmen in their kibbutz home, to where he will return on his own, but not alone. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu issued this statement during his visit to the us. translation: we will do everything we can l president trump agreed with me, we will do everything to bring we will eradicate hamas and bring back our hostages. the occupied west bank, occupied eastjerusalem and gaza. experience in detention. from one bus to another. i have a mild case. and the severe type that those who stayed behind prison suffer from greatly. a rebirth, in the truest sense of the word, a feeling we're of the word. i had been away from home for 21 years. translation: l was beaten i yesterday during my transfer to our correspondent injerusalem, joe inwood has more on the hostage releases. we saw the three men standing on stage and i think compared the three men were taken to hospital when released but had real looks of concern on their faces. on the other side? the pictures of t

after nearly 500 days in captivity, this was the moment 0had ben—ami, eli sharabi and 0r levy were paraded

this was the one that he ultimately gave to canada. it could be. but on the top of the lip, very hard to see here. but there are some images online that you can. eliparker headed it. he had it redone. and not only did he bring all of this beautiful silver inlay into the hearth he replaced it entirely. and on the top of this cap piece that keeps the ax head on top of the heft, ellie parker decided to sign his own on top of a corn planters silver pipe, tomahawk. so the real making here again the the connections that that ellie parker didn't make to corn planters, silver type pipe tomahawk nevertheless was endowed with this washingtonian quality. but the real washington memory here is really imbued within red jacket's peace medal, which you see in the forefront. this is an image from the seneca iroquois national museum, which exists in salamanca, new york. both of these objects starting in 2017 and really within the past five years have been repatriated. they have effectively come home to the seneca nation and in these repatriation ceremonies, the senecas sort of embrace them as objects of iroquois and nationality of iroquois, in identity of iroquois

tell me about this helmet in front of me, super bowl 42 eli manning, game used helmet. wasn't it? >> yeah, this is really, to me, one of the most important super bowl artifacts of all time and tom brady patriots going in 18-0 favorites to beat the giants that barely got into the playoffs and they were the wild card and they upset the patriots in the fourth quarter and famous helmet catch and super bowl mvp and one of the two quarterbacks to beat come brady and super bowl. stuart: how much? >> at least 200,000 plus. stuart: i thought more than that. stuart: here's one, patrick mahomes signs rookie card in your hand. >> it's a one of one national treatreasures and jersey patch d only one made and we expect to go in vicinitity of 200,000. however, if he wins his third super bowl, you could be looking at 250, 350,000 or more for the card. stuart: does mahomes get any of that? >> he got paid $10 an autograph in 2017 but has a nice contract. i think he's doing okay. stuart: maybe 200 if he wins. >> if he wins, correct. >> this is from 1951 and rookie card, and players did not

he campaigned across this country with you on mosque, vowing that eli was going to head up to department of government efficiency. and the 2 of them with a great team around them, we're going to look at the receipts of this federal government insurance accountable to american tax payers. that's all that is happening here and for democrat officials to incite violence. and encourage americans to take to the streets is incredibly alarming and they should be held accountable for that rhetoric. it sounds like something that they're most concerned about is that those engineers with access to treasury systems, can you verify to the doj engineers have read only access? i mean systems. so they are not allowed to write new code. they're not okay. and then one 4th thing, nbc is reporting that some of the legal immigrants that we've seen, rounded up uh, interested, or not beings afford is, are being released with ankle or risk monitoring devices, or they have to check in on the phone. so the administration arresting, more people have room for i have see the reports and i'm glad you brought it up bec

the impact of glp one weight loss drugs from novo nordisk, which reported a terrific quarter this morning, and elis tomorrow. i know the threat is real because these drugs eliminate your cravings for junk food, and they could ultimately be taken by 40 million people in this country alone, although that might actually be a lowball number, considering the 42% of americans the adults are obese. for mondelez, the problem isn't just the gop desk one soaring demand for its candies and its biscuits. there's also the cost element. the price of a key ingredient, cocoa, is incredibly high right now. most people thought that would be temporary, but it's held an astronomical level versus where it used to trade. cocoa is now about four times the price that mondelez has had to pay historically. that's devastating to the margins. plus, they can't get away with the endless raising of prices like they used to. oh, and let's not forget about the problem of tariffs. you're getting some sudden price increases for many goods. someone has to pay for the tariffs. these companies hope it will be you because if it's not y

this is why we fail. >> well, for what it's worth, elie mystal i am now saying loud and clear, donaldolating court orders and what he's doing is illegal. my voice is one, but it's loud and mighty. but with yours, it gets even louder. elie mystal thanks for being here, my friend. it's good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> coming up after the. >> break. >> a piece of home. i'm going to talk to the woman behind the viral google doc that's helping kids who lost everything in the california wildfires get their favorite stuffies back into their arms. you're watching the katie phang show only on msnbc. >> work, play. blink. >> relief. >> work. >> play. blink. relief. >> the only 3 in 1 extended relief formula for dry eyes. >> blink. >> stay tuned to get this five piece ultra nonstick bakeware set free from granite stone. what the duck? holy bird, where's the lid? are you tired of yelling at your old pans? you know you need a new set, but the prices are so high it's obscene. well, a kitchen full of the most durable ultra nonstick cookware is now available at the best price anywhere. an

and then there's elie sharabi, who again, it is just this bittersweet moment who will have a reunionher. but having lost one brother and returning to a family now gone, a wife and children now gone. we saw a report. we got a report from the hospitals here saying they are incredibly emaciated. they have not had they are malnutrition and have been so for quite some time. and then we shift over to gaza and the west bank. i talked about 183 palestinian prisoners who in fact were released. seven of them went directly to the hospitals in the west bank for treatment. we also have prisoners that went directly to hospitals in the south of gaza, to a european hospital in the south of gaza, and images streaming in from there as well, them also facing malnutrition and dire medical straits. and as you can understand, and as we've heard repeatedly, they do not have the supplies necessarily, both in gaza and the west bank, to treat some of these medical ailments that these prisoners are facing at the moment. but nonetheless, really mixed emotions here, ali, across the board with these three hostage

president has said that this entity is actually part of it existing and today and the government of it's designed to deal with digital services issues . and he has recently said that eli mosque is a what is called a special government employee, which is a recognized category in the law. but it's a temporary category. you can serve as a special employee like this for about 4 months. there also still various requirements for any special government employee, which we don't know whether you are mosque is in fact complied with. there are disclosure requirements about financial information, for example, measures to deal with potential conflicts of interest. so um, there are lots of questions around all of this, and one of the issues is we don't have a lot of transparency yet. about many of the questions surrounding the, the role that you on must use is played and exactly what he's doing in his uh, of the people working for him are actually doing so to those questions when you get answered when so mom takes out a lawsuit to the judge says, stop this now as well, you know, congress could demand a more transparency. um, congress has a lot of levers that can use against the exe

but killing usaid this attempt by trump, eli are making the united states less safe. and by the way they're picking on usaid first they are setting their sites on the department of education next. trump is not a king with the power to divert congressionally appropriated funding, abolish agency that is authoritarian isn't let me speak directly to my republican colleagues across the aisle. you may be cheering this act by trump and musk or maybe you are just afraid of trump or muscat. let's be clear they are bypassing you as well on the american people will hold you accountable. this does not stop until the public and members of congress on both sides of the aisle stand up in her mind trump we are coequal branches of government. and b we need to restore checks and balances in this country. [cheering] >> ladies in judgment my name is cory booker. and it is time for us to fight. and let's be clear. let's be clear about how we can fight. the republicans won the white house. they won the house off representatives. they won the united states senate. they have majorities acros

this. he'll be exchanged for palestinian prisoners on such day have been released by how boss eli, sure, robbie, or levy. and how to ben a be a jew to be handed over as part of the deal. now this will be the 5th release of his way, the captain since the seas 5 deal was reached in route to israel will release $183.00 palace to be prisoners on site. today. $111.00 of those presidents were detained in gauze us since the will be guy. they don't tell you, but 202372 others. from across garza, the occupied west bank, jerusalem, the saving lifetime. so long 10 sentences it is rainy trails. no day has bolt from the godaddy of the capital a month. because these, when the government dependents to the look forward to you have been down to 0 for reporting from inside as well as the occupied west bank. how much has released the list of read names of is really captives. it will set free on saturday in exchange for the israel will release a $183.00 palestinians, including a $111.00 taken from gaza during the 16 months of war. the united nations accused as israel of forcibly disappearing thousands of palestini

this is going to start today. elie honig thank you so much. thanks, i appreciate it. all right, kate. >> in the wake of president trump's pause on slapping the 25% tariff on all goods coming from canada and mexico, the canadian prime minister has announced what he is calling a landmark event. tomorrow, canada will be hosting a canada-u.s. economic summit focusing on business relationships between the two countries. the subtext here the clock is ticking on that 30 day reprieve, and the threat those tariffs will come roaring back from president trump very much still out there. the canadian prime minister has threatened to retaliate against tariffs if it happens. the premier of ontario has also promised to counter punch the premier, doug ford, saying this now we have temporarily averted tariffs that would have severely damaged our economy, giving time for more negotiation and time for cooler heads to prevail. with the u.s. pausing tariffs, ontario will also pause our retaliatory measures. joining us right now is the premier of ontario, doug ford. thank you so much for be

after the bell" tonight, amazon out on thursday were watching fox completed this morning, disney and uber are out tomorrow, elin thursday how would you assess the fourth-quarter being season and would you get in front of the check numbers coming out tonight and thursday. >> yes i would be more surprised if earnings were not good and we like the cyclical sectors, financials and industrials even interest-rate sensitive like real estate and utilities may be, i like tax on the dips, forget earnings that causes tech to go down and were buying on the dips, i think were still early in this investing cycle and a.i. the hyper scalars are not slowing down their spending and i think is the other company's benefit from that you will create a lot of growth in the market although right now we have room for profit taking and volatility and once again i would be a buyer on the dips. maria: we will watch that, thank you so much. >> great to see you the morning mover is palantir technology, take a look at the stop michael leah smiley he's been calling this a must own for a long time the company trading up almost 20% benefiting

eli doing so, yeah. that's all we can do. and think about them, talk about them. and make sure, like doing thisview, that parents of seven—year—old elsie dot, and the parents remembered for their personalities, not what happened to them. jon donnison has this report. the flowers may have wilted. the grief has not. who was six, and elsie dot stancombe, who was seven, "the bins out and she'd be like, i'll come. "she was grateful for life." bebe�*s mother, who can't be named for legal reasons, "she had a spark." they were, however, reluctant to talk about the riots that erupted following the attack. "i had sympathy for the police and that's the truth. how dare you put them through that?" from bebe�*s father. "we know it had to be heard in court", he said. jon donnison, bbc news. the former hollyoaks actor callum kerr says he is grieving in south—west france. house has been sealed off while police continue to investigate. the government is planning to change the way data digitally between conveyancers and lenders. of having no compassion. they say they're taking the company to court they believe th

had been released by how most ely show robbie or levy and had been i'm a do to be a 100 over as part of the deal. this will be the 5th release of his randy captive since the cx. 5 deal was reached. for the invitation is where i live at least a 183 palestinian prisoners on saturday. a 111 of those prisoners were detained in gauze as since the war began. october 20, 2372, others from across the gauze, up the occupied westbank and jerusalem, southern lifetimes, long sentences or being held under administrative detention houses. there was no a day as moving out from the jordanian capital, a man because these riley government and palestinian authority a bottom dollars as they are from reporting inside israel and the outside west. how much has released the list of 3 names of is really captive. it will set free on saturday in exchange for that israel will release a $183.00 palestinians, including a $111.00 taken from gaza during the 16 months of war. the united nations accuse of israel of forcibly disappearing thousands of palestinians. they know from the testimony of those at forcibly disappeared, have been