on the stand salman rushdie gave a very graphic account of exactly what happened to him that day.he illustrated turning to the jury, some of the injuries, discussing how painful it was to be stabbed and slashed 15 times in a matter of seconds, just as he was about to give a talk. at one point he took down his glasses and showed jurors his right eye, the one he had been stabbed in, left blinded, the eyelids having been sewn shut. he also said he had been slashed across his neck. he held up the hand he had used in self-defense and said he has several tendons and nerves permanently damaged. he walked through the jurors the horror of that day and the toll it has taken on him. he spoke about how he is not 100% recovered, how he never will be, and that it is a moment where he was almost certain he was going to die. sumi: remind us again who hadi matar is and what he is facing. nada: hadi matar is a 27-year-old from new jersey, a dual lebanese and u.s. citizen. prosecutors have not outlined the motive. they say it is not necessary to prove their charge of attempted murder. certainly hadi

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prosecutors say matar rushed the stage in 2022 as award-winning author salman rushdie was about to speaktauqua, new york. matar is accused of stabbing rushdie with a knife 15 times in front of a large crowd. the attack left rushdie blind in one eye. rushdie spoke about matar as he recalled the attack on "cbs mornings." >> he's a guy who had no previos criminal record. to go from that to murder that's a big jump. >> reporter: prosecutors say the 27-year-old tried to carry out orders given by the former supreme leader of iran ayatollah ruhollah khomeini to assassinate rushie. cbs news national security contributor samantha vinograd. >> for decades the iranian regime has retained the abilities to inspire and direct operatives all around the world to engage in targeted assassinations. >> reporter: several former u.s. officials from president trump's first term including john bolton and mike pompeo have also faced threats from iran. last month, president trump revoked bolton and pompeo's security protections. >> the threats against these individuals remain incredibly heightened, incredibly re

salman rushdie was in southwestern new york on stage.ving a talk on how to keep writers safe. the 27-year-old was in the audience, purchased a ticket to go to the event. but rushed on stage and attacked him multiple times. the author had to be airlifted to hospital. it took him weeks to recover. he chronicled the incident in his latest book. in terms of the trial, it took less then two weeks and less than two hours for the jury to come back with their verdict. i was on call when he took to the stand and went into vivid description of what happened. he removed his glasses to show the jury how he lost his eye. this was never a case of who had done it. the incident had been witnessed by many people in the audience. they gave evidence at the trial. it was also live-streamed, the event. people saw it online. so the prosecution case was clear-cut. the defense argued that the prosecution had not proven the intent, that he had gone to the event and it was more of a chaotic incident, not a premeditated attack. that was rejected by the jury. it to

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crown prince mohammed bin salman also warning israel against military strikes against iran. so it is very clear that saudi arabia, as vision and crown prince mohammed bin salman's vision is for a more is for more stability in the middle east. and he doesn't believe that attacking iran is a way forward. so having iran involved in those negotiations, having saudi arabia involved with those potential negotiations with iran, has plausibility because it has recent history and it has diplomatic movement on it already. >> nic robertson, thank you so much for your analysis. let's talk more about this with cnn global affairs analyst kim dozier. and as you heard there from nick, i mean, this you know, this news conference did send a clear signal of this full cooperation that we're going to see between the u.s. and israel. we also heard the israeli prime minister say that they discussed this bold vision, as they called it. trump's bold vision for gaza's future. what does that mean, then, moving forward? i mean, this this bold vision. i assume they're talking about is trump's plan to re

york state of _£m in new york state of man accused york state of the man accused of attempted �* of salmanzens of nations urge "open" and "ethical" the former spanish football chief — luis rubiales hello, i'm matthew amroliwala. in gaza after hamas said they would delay their release of the ceasefire agreement between the two. be cancelled and "hell should break out". looks increasingly shaky. president trump was quick to hit back, proposing a new ultimatum. well, i would say this, and i will let that... because this is israel's decision, but as far and let hell break out. many gazans say their lives are already hell, terms, including by blocking vital supplies. "our simplest right is having a tent," says sabine. god willing, god will provide one." now, as international mediators try to step worried about the fate of those still held captive in gaza. at their own government. many here believe that president trump's new controversial plans for a us takeover of gaza aren't helping. minister and his fragile government. his main interest is to remain in power. hostages in gaza. so it seems to

tesult of -; lack of mr al—shaara is expected to meet the de facto ruler, crown prince mohammed bin salmang on rich gulf the country and revive its economy after more democratic republic of the congo, are fleeing are stocking up on food and essentials, while others the fighters are now about a hundred kilometres from the provincial capital bukavu, after capturing the rwandan government has denied supporting the m23 and having its troops in the country. who gave the latest. in south kivu province is that the congolese air forces, supported by burundian army and also local militia, north of bukavu. there's been a lot of military activity as well at an army and north of bukavu as well. been a major escalation in the past couple of hours, rapidly south and approaching bukavu. and, richard, of course, this is a rebel offensive that ministry yesterday afternoon indicating that from their the un estimates that slightly over half a million people have been displaced as they were fleeing for safety. and humanitarian agencies really are saying that they are currently overwhelmed. a humanitarian pers

the attack on sir salman rushdie was very public.tell you what, the conduct was so horrid provided under the law isn't sufficient. he was in hiding for nearly ten years after iran issued a bounty in 1989, accusing the author hadi matar has never made his motive clear he took very little trouble to inform himself about the man he was planning to kill. of what, and that he had watched a couple of youtube too, which he denies. nomia iqbal, bbc news, washington. sport with gavin ramjaun. taking place in pakistan, and a huge opening game for england, who have and a record breaking one for ben duckett. they won the toss and put england than 50 on the board, they recovered to post 351—8, thanks largely to opener duckett�*s huge 165 runs, joe root made 68, seven games in the premier league on saturday, and one of those is already under way — everton against manchester united at goodison park. just four wins from their last 14 premier league it is 2-0 it is 2—0 everton at the david moyes hosting his former club, with four wins his six league

arabia, to thank our hosts for bringing this together , particularly the crown prince mohammed bin salman and his team. we are moving quickly which means they moved very quickly to be such gracious hosts, and we are certainly all appreciative. >> [inaudible] >> that's a decision for the kingdom to make. i can tell you the kingdom of saudi arabia is playing a indispensable role in making this happen, not just hosting us but bring the parties together to have these conversations. i think it is something we are very grateful for, grateful for the partnership that we have with them on a host of issues, this being one of them. we thank them for doing it and we hope, i think they have offered, and i believe they will continue to be helpful in any way they can. >> [inaudible] what is the next step now? >> the next step is multi track. the first next step is working through our respective teams at the diplomatic side just to ensure our diplomatic missions can function. there's been a series of reciprocal actions taken over the last 10 years that have really diminished our ability to operate in mo

"restoring the entire complex of and the format of these talks. meeting crown prince mohammed bin salmanlier here to a broader conversation. delegation, very different. and europe needed to immediately boost its own defences. his comments were supported by the danish prime minister, the whole continent. our correspondent rajini vaidynathan is in paris well, this meeting in paris was hastily arranged but europe does not have a seat at the table. british prime minister, polish prime minister and also mark rutte from nato, for example, security is at a turning point. "yes, it's about ukraine," she said, we didn't hearfrom mr macron. european leaders to carry on the conversation. things are going next. now on tuesday, of course, will be that key meeting national to urity college at national to bbc college at national to bbc news. e at national to bbc news. sot national to bbc news. so injust a few as we been a few hours, as we have been hearing, of state hearing,—secretary of state rubio will hearing,—secretary ef state rubio will talking lamar other with sergei lavrov among other russian de

the door through which you move to a saudi deal has been outlined by mohammad bin salman on and senioricials. the recognition by a commitment on the part of the government of israel to a credible path to negotiated permanent status resolution. that has been beyond difficult for the prime minister to accept. let's turn to gaza and the challenges to get to a day before that allows anything other than misery and the continued hamas active assertion of authority on the ground as we solve -- saw during hostage releases. you will need the political horizon because any involvement by regional states, the united arab emirates, the saudi's, egyptians, moroccans or others, in either stabilizing gaza or contributing to its reconstruction, a task which the u.s. neither will nor can take on itself or should. that will require the political vision, this is a harsh reality. >> it is so complex. you spelt it out so clearly. it is all interconnected. if you go back one step to the jcpoa and the maximalist approach donald trump is taking towards oil and squeezing the regime in tehran, that is not axiall

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a man accused of stabbing the author salman rushdie, leaving him blind in one eye.aded not guilty. he is accused of attacking him in 2022 in new york where he ran on stage and stabbed the writer. a 12 person jury will decide the outcome of the trial. meta laying off 5% of its workforce, affecting 3500 jobs. some employees received a this mission notices monday, while other countries will get them over the week. they say they are performance terminations first announced in january. the sri lankan government says a monkey is to blame for a nationwide black that plunged millions into darkness. the energy minister says the offending animal came into contact with a grid transformer after entering a power station. power is gradually being restored across the island nation. remember you can find more of our news on our website, bbc.com/news, or follow us on your favorite social media site. i'm sumi somaskanda. thank you for watching world news america. stay with us. narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... bdo, accountants and advisors, funding

french president emmanuel macron says he spoke with saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman on sunday, explaining that europe should be at the center of fostering peace in ukraine. matthew karnitschnig is the editor in chief at euractiv and he joins us now from berlin. good to have you with us. >> good morning. >> so top trump aides are set to meet with russian officials in saudi arabia tuesday. without europe at the table and without ukraine, although u.s. envoy general kellogg says the negotiations will take place in kyiv this week. but how is a peace deal possible if the u.s. and the eu are not working together on this? and where does it leave the transatlantic alliance? >> well, the reality is that a peace deal probably is possible because the u.s. has all of the leverage here, and the u.s. is really the interlocutor that russia wants to speak to. putin wants to speak directly to donald trump, as it were. it's really not in europe's interest, though, because they're the ones who are going to have to deal with the aftermath of this deal. and trump and his advisers have already made

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the man who stabbed british indian author salman rushdie was found guilty of attempted murder on fridaymr. rushdie as he was talking on stage in new york in 2022. mr. rushdie has been partially blind ever since. los angeles mayor karen bass dismissed the city's fire department chief on friday over her handling of january's palisades fires. it comes after weeks of tensions between the two officials. the chief criticized the mayor when the fires first began, saying she failed the city. dozens of people were killed and hundreds of homes were destroyed. a retired police chief deputy has been appointed as the interim fire chief. before we go, an update on the pope's health. one of the doctors treating him for pneumonia says he's feeling slightly better but is still not out of danger. he will likely stay in hospital all of next week. the professor said the 88-year-old pontiff's outlook was good and his heart was very strong. now, remember, you can keep up-to-date on the pope's status and plenty more on our website, bbc.com/news. you can see what we are working on at any time by checking us ou

sir salman rushdie has told a court he thought he was dying the writer, who was left blind in one eye in court he said that the kiss was consensual. "absolutely sure," he said. said video footage showed that he had asked the player, "can i give you a kiss?" just before he did kiss her. last week, ms hermoso told the trial a very different version of events. it showed a lack of respect. "we have to stop this kind of behaviour and take a radical stance against it," says this man. "i don't think it was sexual assault, but i do think mr rubiales abused his position," says this woman. the princess of wales has visited a mother and baby unit at a women's jail in cheshire. daniela relph has more. navigating the entrance gate in the rain. about the inmates who are either pregnant or a new parent. hello. she spoke to two former prisoners who cared for their babies the skills that you learn here are fantastic, they are. for any parent, whether you are going to be in custody or not. for any parent, so, yeah. both first—time mums, aren't we, and we've done it this— way, not the best way! no! and

that author salman rushdie, back in 2022 was just about to begin speaking on stage, and that's when hadiand stabbed him more than a dozen times. the attack left rushdie blind in one eye. it took the jury just under two hours to find matar guilty of attempted murder and assault. he will be sentenced in april. he faces up to 25 years in prison. a lot of emotion and passion stemming from that usa, canada hockey game, even the national anthem making headlines. the canadian singer sending a message to president trump. this happened last night in boston, right before the four nations championship between usa and canada. chantal kreviazuk intentionally changed the lyrics of o canada. instead of singing the words in all of us command, she sang that only us command. kreviazuk later confirmed she made the change to in response to president trump's comments about canada becoming the 51st u.s. state. by the way, canada beat the united states 3 to 2 in overtime. a decades old policy at the new york yankees is changing, and it doesn't have a whole lot to do with baseball. the team is dropping its ban

president trump has repeatedly praised saudi prince mohammed bin salman for hosting peace talks in saudi arabia earlier this week. peace talks ukraine was not invited to. this morning, president trump is meeting with the crown prince. representativesrom the saudi wealth fund. that fund owns liv golf, the competitor to the pga. president trump has said in the past he'd like to see two the finalize their merger. golf digest reports tiger woods is among the guests at the white house. former senate majority leader mitch mcconnell will not run for reelection as senator from kentucky, and spoke earlier this morning from the senate floor about his retirement and what he's done for his home state. so efforts like these have spanned the length of my senate career, and i've been humbled each and every opportunity to help kentucky punch above its weight. and the senate will move on to a vote on trump's pick to lead the fbi. kash patel, known as both a federal prosecutor and a january 6th apologist. his confirmation is expected to pass, though democrats warn their republican colleagues they wiwill l

the novelist salman rushdie has told the trial in new york state about the pain and shock when he was repeatedly stabbed on stage at an event in 2022. the accused how the mentor has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and assault, the author. now 77, was repeatedly stabbed in the chest and was blinded in one i. the bolivia is on high alert after more than 20 people died in floods caused by weeks of torrential rain. the western region of la pas has been hardest hit officials. they're se hundreds were forced to flee their homes when rivers burst their banks and inundated towns. the government says heavy rain fall will continue. throughout february, a swedish woman has been jailed for 12 years on charges of genocide and crimes against humanity in syria. 52 year old being that as hawk was found guilty of keeping 3 is 80 women and 6 children slaves at her home in rough up between 20142016. it's the 1st time a swedish court has ruled on crimes committed by iso against the eighty's paul races following developments from the swedish capital stock on lina. a shock has been sentenced to 12 y

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you know he needs to really lean on bahama bin salman -- mohammad bin salman for gaza, for russia, forure spending. jonathan: p got a reality check from the energy market. annmarie: that led to me traveling to jedda in the scorching heat this summer. jonathan: they have to consider the temperature for you. that is what this is all about. jennnifer flitton joins us for more. elon musk. the overall goal is to try to get $1 trillion out of the deficit. where does that money come from? jennifer: that's a great question. we may learn more when he puts out his budget in april. typically the president gives his state of the union address in march. in the first year of a new administration april is the deadline. it might be kicked later into april, possibly may. those would be the first indications of where the president wants to go with the budget into the next fiscal year. annmarie: when it comes to doge, scott bessent was asked on fox news about where the spending savings or coming on. he saw a draft $50 billion. do you think that is accurate? jennifer: i think it is more than one month in.

>> saudi arabia, mohammad bin salman, mbs, special envoy -- i started to call him investor, but special envoy -- and prime minister netanyahu. we were this close. i think we were ready. when we get a few things cleared up, to move forward again. that's the ultimate goal in the next round. i didn't mean to stumble on steve wycoff's title, but it's special envoy wycoff. doing a great job. >> michael, good to spend time with you. i know it's a very busy day there. thanks for spinning time with us. >> thank you. rfk jr.'s nomination for mike hhs secretary heading to the full senate for of all. will tulsi gabbard's nomination get the same chance? >> president trump to speak with china's president xi to talk tariffs at some point. steve forbes on if i could have -- same amount with talks of mexico and canada. >> china is completely different. i think they need a lot more squeezing than just this. we are in the very first innings. i would say the game has even started. to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady

i we have been invited - by mohammed bin salman to discussions in riyadh.hink the point is how do. we make this work in a way that is good for everybody. there is not only these conversations about the future of gaza, there is also this looming deadline in the cease—fire negotiations between hamas and israel. joining us tonight on the panel — joel rubin — who was a senior state department official in the obama administration and former republican congressmanjake laturner. good evening. when he came here to washington last week benjamin netanyahu was happy to hear the plan for gaza that donald trump set out. and since then the israeli's have appeared to be following donald trump's messaging on the conflict. tonight the prime minister echoed the same threat donald trump had issued on monday from the oval office. unless all hostages are released by lunchtime saturday then the ceasefire will be over and war will resume. translation: in light- of hamas's announcement to violate the agreement and not release our hostages, last night i ordered the military to gath

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quando la cosa abeer salman kabaeva subito inmediatamente. a pasquale atlanta. disputada il trofeo mini basket trofeo mini basket. gioacchino squadra di. >> facciamo. >> giocare. >> a kobe. >> a otto. anni anche sia gli altri che sara. mi. inizia. la partita prende. la batalla kobe non passa la polla. nessuno e tirar a chiara. carosello. revista de la squadra. miseria. la squadra aerea a nastro. questa cosa volante per azione a un certo punto. saranno. nuove bambini che mano che non parla. >> kobe believed in himself even at the youngest possible age, to a degree that i think is hard to comprehend. his parents believed in him that much to. joe plays for four different teams while he's in italy. the family is constantly moving. >> reggio emilia was the last stage of his italian life. reggie miller is a very safe town, a small town, and you were very independent due to that. >> incontrato kobe. >> la prima. >> volta nella. >> mia clause, quindi a scuola. e la grande novita nella nostra classe. un ragazzino americano. wow! che. poi abbiamo iniziato uscire anche ins

a jury and western new york found the man who stabbed an author, salman rushdie, guilty of attemptedr today. the 27-year-old from new jersey gave no obvious reaction as he heard the verdict. jurors deliberated for less than two hours. in 2022 he ran onto the stage where the author was sitting. the 77-year-old award-winning novelist served as the key witness in the trial. he faces up to 25 years in prison. the mayor of los angeles, karen bass dismissed the cities fire chief over her handling of last month's deadly wildfires. in a statement karen bass that she is removing the chief effective immediately adding that 1000 firefighters that could have been on duty the morning of the fires were instead sent home under the chief swatch. the palisades fire erupted in early january and damaged 8000 homes and other structures and at least 12 people were killed. in the middle east, said it released another body to israeli officials after confusion yesterday with the hostage of -- the transfer of hostage remains. one of the four bodies transferred yesterday was not that of bibbas as was promised

quando la cosa abeer salman kfir bibas zumbido inmediatamente. a pasquariello si poltava il trofeo mini basket. trofeo mini basket. gioacchino. squadra di facciamo giocare kobe a otto. anni anche se diane rehm. gli altri che sara. mi. inizia. la partita. prende. la bala kobe non passa. la banda del sonno e deraa. ancora carrie cordero. revista de la squadra aerea. la squadra. aerea. kobe e nastro. questa cosa volante per azione a un certo punto. saranno. nuove bambini che piacciono che non gli poltava. la palma. >> kobe believed in himself even at the youngest possible age, to a degree that i think is hard to comprehend. his parents believed in him that much to. joe plays for four different teams while he's in italy. the family is constantly moving. >> reggio emilia was the last stage of his italian life. >> reggie miller is a very safe town, a. >> small town. >> and you were very independent due to that. >> incontrato kobe la prima volta nella mia classe, quindi a scuola. e deraa la gran novita nella nostra classe. un ragazzino. americano. wow!

i just want to remind everyone that this week as we speak and we've seen, you know, in new york, salmanhdie's would be murderer who stabbed him viciously in his eye and his neck and his chest nearly killed him in court because he believed that a novel, a book, the words of salman rushdie, the writer, those words equated with action, with physical action. and i think the inability to be able to distinguish between somebody doing or saying something you object to and dislike, even burning a quran or burning any book, a bible or anything with actual physical harm is where i get very nervous. and the online safety bill actually equates psychological harm with physical harm. and that's where we get into very dangerous territory. >> well, exactly. because doctor upton argues that she that were to be there, how they identify. and then you have these competing rights, you have the rights for someone to say, i am actually a woman. i believe they believe biological woman, but we can talk about that later on in the show. but you've also got the show. but you've also got the right, of course, of mu

is there a follow up interview with saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman in the works? we are working that could be interesting. braxton jackson asks: what or who influenced you most to pursue a career in news? you know, i think it was an internship i had in atlanta that really got me going but as far as in news brit hume my mentor and friend and tim russert. i was always a big fan of his interviewing style and got to know him before his passing. mark milligan wants to know what is president trump like behind the scenes? anything interesting or unique? well, yeah, he just likes to talk. he likes to talk off the record, share his thoughts about everything under the sun. so, much of what you see on the interview you continue to hear off the record in different ways. finally tonight, a record 127.7 million people watched sunday's super bowl on fox sports and thanks to those that tuned in early for our exclusive interview with president donald trump. tomorrow on "special report," the house subcommittee overseeing doge holds its first congressional hearing. remember, if you

i mean, it seems as if a nuclear bomb literally has gone off in the middle east from mohammed bin salman in, in saudi to the king of jordan to the foreign minister of egypt, the president of egypt, by the way, making his way to washington on thursday, to iran, to islamic militants, to hamas, to islamic jihad. all of them denounce the president's plans to take over gaza. and what obviously, prime minister benjamin netanyahu supports. you remember, leading up to october 7th, there was a possibility of normalization of relations between saudi arabia and israel, which would have been unprecedented and unprecedented moment geopolitically. instead, now it seems this, in fact, this move, if in fact, the president decides to make it, will unite the arab gulf states and possibly with iran as well. and then it comes down to the people that are really being affected here. right. the far right wing of the israeli government, certainly weighing in here and supporting what prime minister bibi netanyahu is doing in the united states, along with president trump as well. but when you speak to civilians h

opening statements began today in the trial for the man accused of stabbing author salman rushdie on-stageure back in 2022. 27-year-old hadi matar has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and assault. rushdie was stabbed more than a dozen times, leaving him blind in one eye and paralyzed in one hand. the indian-born, british-american novelist had been a target of death threats for years after publishing his 1988 novel "the satanic verses." he's expected to testify during the trial. in hawaii, a $4 billion settlement for victims of the 2023 maui wildfire can finally move forward after months of legal delays. the state's supreme court ruled today that insurance companies may not take their own legal action against those blamed for the fires including hawaiian electric company. insurers insisted they had the right to do so in order to recoup money paid out to policyholders. the case now goes back to a maui judge for next steps. the fire was the deadliest in the u.s. in more than a century. on wall street today, across-the-board gains to start the new week. the dow jones industrial average r

and of course, that comes after crown prince mohammed bin salman was serious president putin is about ending russia's war in ukraine, which is on the cusp of that third anniversary just days from now. it also comes just days after president trump had that key call with putin. but here's what president trump had to say about all this. >> we're trying to get a peace with russia, ukraine, and we're working very hard on it. it's a war that should have never started. >> do you expect zelenskyy to be involved in these conversations? what will his role be? >> i do. he will be involved. yes. >> secretary rubio also said that depending on the progress of these talks, ukraine may have to get involved and ultimately europe may have to get involved as well. now for his part, president trump told reporters hours ago on the tarmac here in west palm beach that he could be meeting soon with president putin, also in saudi arabia. so clearly, paula, all of this moving quite quickly. we'll be watching those talks quite closely on tuesday. >> betsy kline, thank you. and there's growing concern among ukra

suggested it would also take place in saudi arabia, and indicated that saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman be involved in those discussions. of course, the crown prince has been a key interlocutor between the u.s., russia and saudi arabia and ukraine. one party that won't be at the negotiating table, according to special envoy for ukraine and russia general keith kellogg, is the europeans. but kellogg did indicate that ukraine will be at the negotiating table. of course, when and in what capacity remains unclear at this time. kellogg also indicated sunday that russia is going to have to make concessions. take a look. >> to me, there's going to have to be things like territorial. >> concessions as well. okay. some of it. >> is. >> realistic for to expect where you'd want to go. >> to. >> but it's. >> territorial. it's some territorial. >> it could be the engagement of refusing to use force. renouncement of the use of force into the future from a political side. he's not going to downsize his military forces. hopefully get rid of. we're going to try to do is basically force him into actions.

. >> and american president, and also we have the mohammed bin salman al saud, also. so all friends of russia. >> on the street. much praise for president trump. sometimes, maybe a bit too much. what do you think about donald trump? >> i think. >> maybe small stalin. >> do you think small stalin? why? >> why? >> but character. >> donald trump. >> of course i like donald trump. this man says he's a positive president. he will change america and make it great again. moscow's leaders optimistic, saying they believe the trump administration understands their view of the ukraine war. where russian troops continue to make modest gains. this russian defense ministry video purporting to show drone units hitting ukrainian positions in russia's kursk region. >> architecture. >> russian leader vladimir putin visiting a drone factory, also praising trump, saying a face to face meeting is in the works. >> no. >> we're not in a position where it's enough to meet each other, have tea or coffee and chat about the future, he says. we need to make our teams prepare issues that are cruc

huge win for saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman as well. just a few years ago, he was considered a pariah for his role in the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. sitting with the secretary of state, mbs, as he's known, is a statesman. hosting the peace talks. and what is zelensky? well, he's not there, he told the kyiv post. he thinks president trump wants a quick win, no matter the cost to ukraine, that a cease fire, he says that's not a win. the ceasefire in israel and gaza continues to hold. hamas released more hostages over the weekend. visiting u.s. senator lindsey graham warned israel and maybe his own u.s. government. they have got to have a better plan for palestinians in the arab world. israel's won the war on the ground, but they've lost it on television. you go anywhere in the arab world, and all they see is morning, noon and night. attacks on the palestinian people. my promise to the people of israel and to this region is not to give up. i am very optimistic. we will break through. and let me tell you why. there's no other sol

within 45 minutes muhammad bin salman at 4:00 in the morning issued a statement flatly rejecting that basically, we've killed what is the plan that the u.s. and netanyahu has for the saudis to recognize israel long tomorrow. it's just a no starter and so in gaza, as well, this could really hurt, you know, not only the ceasefire deal and the usaid all over the world, 26 million people were saved in africa alone and those riff etroviral drugs, and there were risks of mutation and real health issues. >> elon musk is behind these massive cuts that we are seeing, and a lot of people are fascinated by the trump-musk relationship. how would you character iedz iz right now? >> i think it's mutually beneficial. musk has power than any other richest man has had in the world and for president trump has someone that takes the incoming fire and democrats are training their fire on e ln lon musk andy say musk checks in with donald trump several times a day. they have a mutual respect and trump likes the fact that he doesn't seem to care about the washington establishment. he used an expletive and d