these are bittersweet moments for israel, and still fragile days for the cease-fire. >> keir simmonsns us now from tel aviv. and keir, , more hostages expected to be released next weekend, and talks are set for the next phase of the cease-fire? >> reporter: that's right, jose. prime minister netanyahu is set to leave tomorrow to meet with president trump in washington. tonight his office said those talks will begin negotiations for phase two of this cease-fire agreement. jose? >> keir simmons in tel aviv, thank you. >>> we're back in a moment with more americans freed this time from venezuela. what we know about how they got out. >>> and diamond in the rough. engagement ring that survived the l.a. wildfires and the couple now bonded by it forever. ir. one strawberry poof, please. oh. enjoy it. oh, poofect. bye waybor. something minty? of course, it's a large. [ gasps ] ♪ ♪ a double. lucky. ♪ wayfair. every style. every home. ♪ when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit formin

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and joining us now from tel aviv, nbc news chief foreign correspondent keir simmons.w significant is it that netanyahu is first, the first foreign leader to meet president trump in this new term? he didn't have a meeting with president biden for four years. he wanted one. he didn't have one at the white house. he they met in new york at the un. and is this going to help netanyahu at home, where he is under considerable political pressure with israel divided and a lot of people wanting hostages to be emphasized more than continuing or resuming activity in gaza, military activity. >> well. >> i. >> think it is. >> incredibly significant. potentially a pivot meeting. >> i think it is designed. >> to help. >> prime minister netanyahu. >> who. >> as you say. >> is under the pressure, under. >> pressure from. >> the right in his government. i should just mention, andrea, that we have just. >> heard from. >> for the. >> first time, speaking at a news conference. >> from keith siegel's wife, aviva, keith siegel. of course. >> the american. >> released over. >> the weekend. sh

. >> nbc news chief international correspondent keir simmons is in saudi arabia and joins us now. keir, what else are you hearing from u.s. and russian officials about today's talks and where do things between the two countries go now? >> reporter: well, this is a seismic shift, zinhle. if you think about it, many people will have been expecting based on president trump's promises during the election that this meeting will have been fully focused on whether they could reach some kind of a ceasefire in ukraine, but what we really got, though, wawas something like a roadmap for restoring relations between the u.s. and russia. now, remember that the u.s. along with its european allies and other allies has been on a mission in recent years to try to isolate russia. it has now unlocked that effort at isolation. the trump administration said talk being potentially cooperation and economic issues which might suggest relieving sanctions. no signs so far of a potential ceasefire. no sign of a potential meeting between president trump and president putin anytime soon. one of the russian off

foreign policy. >> keir simmons in riyadh, thank you very much. appreciate it.joining us now is former state department senior adviser nayyera haq here. thank you for being with us. so 4.5 hours of discussions this morning. state department released a readout of the meeting, writing in part, quote, the parties to today's meetings pledged to remain engaged to make sure the process moves forward in a timely and productive manner. what do you make and what do you take out of that diplomatic language in that readout? >> well, that's a saving faith. >> readout, because what. >> it's really trying to do is allow for these talks to continue. it's hard to have. peace talks. >> when one party is not. >> showing up. and the ukrainians. >> are. >> not happy at this. point that the united states. >> is. >> rushing to meet with. >> vladimir putin. >> going directly. >> to the. top and having. >> the secretary of state. >> and. >> foreign ministers sit down. >> the ukrainians. >> want. >> to. understand what's. >> the pivot. >> from these three. >> years of u.s. support? and

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>> all right keir simmons, thank you for that.al peace and former arab-israeli negotiator at the state department aaron david miller. so if benjamin netanyahu comes to the white house and says, this is what i want to do with iran, is he going to get a friendly ear, a helpful ear from president trump? >> look, i think the. >> thanks for having me, kate. i think. >> the optics. >> of the meeting will. >> be fine. >> i mean, donald. >> trump. >> fashions himself to be the most. pro-israeli president. >> in the history of the. >> relationship. >> and he clearly he. >> cares about israel. >> but he. >> cares more about donald trump. >> and the reality, i think, for benjamin netanyahu. is that on two. core issues, number one, the president's. >> determination to win a nobel peace prize. and if you google donald trump. >> nobel. you end up with a lot of entries. he really does want a. >> nobel for. >> an israeli saudi normalization agreement. that's one. and number two, he does not want to see iran cross the nuclear. >> threshold on his.

. >> joining us now is nbc's keir simmons. keir.conversations between president trump and putin to deal with the issue of ukraine? >> well, just a quick note. fascinating listening. you listening to you talk to richard haass there and talk about saudi arabia. and then a note, saudi arabia was involved in these negotiations that led to this phone call between president trump and president putin. so while the crown prince of saudi arabia was dealing with all of that, that you were talking about just a moment ago, he was also in negotiations with the trump administration and with the kremlin. that tells you something about how incredibly complex, dynamic and developing the world is right now. and that's true, too, for this ukraine situation. i think one of the things you heard from the secretary of defense there talking about saying, well, it's going to it's up in the end to president trump is that there are many of these pieces that they don't know. but what we did have today was the secretary of defense, and he's talking right now ag

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christina. >> keir simmons, thank you so much. mark, i want to turn to you now. nbc has some brand new reporting that and i'm going to quote here, intelligence from the united states and close allies currently shows that russian president vladimir zelensky still wants to control all of ukraine. this is according to four western intelligence officials and two u.s. congressional officials. the six officials said they believe putin could agree to a ceasefire and broader peace deal, because it would give his military time to reset and rebuild. now, this is obviously contrary to what president trump and secretary rubio have said. they are all saying they think putin wants a permanent peace. but is this a bit of a if you give a mouse a cookie situation, right. if you give putin the donbas, is he going to stop there or is he going to want the rest of ukraine? >> well, it. >> seems to. >> me, christina, from that reporting that president trump and even his national security team is not listening to the intelligence that's coming in, because i think that intelligence is e

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nbc's keir simmons is live in riyadh, saudi arabia.bc's courtney kube has new reporting from the pentagon, and ned price is a former senior state department and cia official. kira, first to you. what came out of this meeting today? and most importantly, what comes next? >> well, i think there. >> are two. important highlights from what happened today. one is that things are not going to move, perhaps as quickly as people had thought they might. there aren't there isn't going to be a meeting between president trump and president putin. it looks like in the coming weeks it's going to be a process. on the other hand, this is a seismic change. there were smiles between the u.s. and russian delegation that will have stunned the europeans, the russians even saying that they had agreement for the future to cooperate, for example, over economics, of course, despite the sanctions that the us has imposed on russia. and take a listen to a conversation that i had with kirill dmitriev. he is he has deep relations with the kremlin, with the saudi pa

. >> nbc's keir simmons is there. and standing by to bring us. >> the very latest. >> also ahead, we'll. go through yesterday's. >> plane crash. in toronto, where, miraculously. everyone on board survived. after a. >> delta jet flipped over. >> on the runway. it comes as the trump. >> administration continues. >> its move to gut. >> the federal. >> workforce. >> including employees at the faa. plus, we'll bring you an update on the fallout inside the new york city mayor's office over the justice department's. move to dismiss corruption charges. against mayor. >> eric adams. with us. >> we have the co-host. >> of the. >> fourth hour and contributing writer at the atlantic, jonathan lemire. >> the host. >> of way too early. ali vitali. >> pulitzer prize. winning columnist. >> and associate editor of the. >> washington post. eugene robinson. is with us. >> msnbc political. analyst anand giridharadas. >> he's publisher. >> of the newsletter the ink, available on substack, and columnist and associate editor for the washing

setting around and we will paint a picture of the situation and shed with our allies of phone de simmons if i've been to the entire mission comes after a series of incidents and recent months where under c cables were ruptured often after ships such as this one, which we are traveling to or from russia drug, their anchors on the sea, but some in the region feared the damage could have been caused deliberately. although it has yet to be established. whether these were acts of sabotaged by russia or the result of negligence. but nato countries wants to keep a closer eye on the region. regardless. this is what's in the, i wouldn't say this situation is exception of the tense. but you have notice that nate, us ability to respond and the security of the see are out in the board exceed. i'm the fred and that i'll repeated incidents where the authorship is not entirely clear, but any will he about to be exact in his guns clause, this operations control room is the beating hearts of the ship and of its mission. all the data collected on the monte board surveillance deployment is put together her

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. >> reporter: kyle simmons and his team at oklahoma state university are studying how glp-1s may helpggling with alcohol. >> the hope is that by measuring everything from behavior down to genes we may be able to get a better picture of why these medications are working if they are working. >> reporter: kara steenbrook started taking a glp-1 to lose weight a year and a half ago. >> my very first shot i no longer wanted food. >> reporter: but then the self-described daily drinker stopped drinking. >> it took me about a week to realize i wasn't picking up the bottle. >> and you were picking up the bottle every afternoon, every day? >> yes. >> reporter: steenbrook is not part of the osu study. >> how long has that bottle been in that cabinet? >> 19 months. >> reporter: but her experience is exactly what researchers at osu want to understand. study participants look at images of drinks with and without alcohol while getting an mri scan. >> we're trying to look at how their brain responds to these different types of cues. >> reporter: the same is done with near infrared spectroscopy, which

cupp jamal simmons, great to have you both here. up next, speaking of elon musk, he is not stopping just at government efficiency. a u.s. prosecutor says that he has given the doj a list of people to investigate this inquiry that we are trying to figure out more about today. also today at that press conference, i asked trump about his intentions for the fbi and the agents who were assigned to work on the january 6th cases. are you planning to fire the fbi agents who worked on those investigations? >> it's the news. >> welcome back. >> but it's also kind of not the news. >> ten dana bash do that. >> you know, there's three lesbians on this panel. >> am i one of them? >> if you drink tap water and your balls still work, please clap. no, michael, we don't fact check here. we don't care, man. why all the information on this show so terrible? >> have i got news for you returns february 15th on cnn and stream. next day on. >> with fast signs. see the visual possibility in your business with signs and graphics, you can save anything. trans

also, cnn political commentator jamal simmons.tt, as somebody who's been close to mcconnell for a long time, it. what is that like to hear? >> yeah, i mean i don't love it. i mean, these guys obviously. >> aren't friends and they're not going to be friends. and, um, you know, they represent different wings of the republican party. i've been friends with senator mcconnell since i was 17 years old, and he served the country well and served our nation well. and he's obviously coming down to the end of his career here on this vote today. look, i don't think he cast it based on any grudges. i think he had a personal story regarding his polio experience that led him to cast this vote. i would note he did vote to put the nomination on the floor, as he did the other people that he voted against. so he didn't try to obstruct the trump cabinet here, but he cast his personal opinion, which all the senators do. my anticipation is 90 plus percent of the time he's going to be with donald trump on the issues of the day, whether it's energy or im

well, we spoke earlier with serbian war correspondent, daniel simmons, who saves kids efforts to shift blame and russia for atrocities increased as backfired for you. it's hard to say, well, why on full is this a few cream talking to boarding school and so job. because the rest and propaganda in mainstream narrative didn't pay any serious affairs, sent a gruesome crimes committed and called fast as ordered by and captured ukrainian soldiers in the village square for yesterday in the groceries. and in this particular case of her rock at the back on the board, included as to job well known and well marked it with instruction as improvised refugee for uh, your remaining steps into assisting us or for us and for the nation who are unfortunately saved on their occupied the story investor media, we already have traditional suicides. i q is each other narrative. it's customary to 1st publish news, investor and media that is russia to blame and then to size accuse each other. so if this is some try to flight fly with wow, inside of that presence administration, if you wanted to shift focus fro

planning to kill them over the past 2 years, and netanyahu has worked tirelessly to instill in us alice simmons, the belief that we are incapable of achieving our national aspirations. this scene you are witnessing now, that is our direct response to netanyahu telling him, like, you know, we are indeed capable of achieving our goal of state to initially yes, the negotiations were tough and exhausting. and if not for the presence of widespread international and read in a wheel disagreements would never have materialized, nothing. yahoo! and we all notice neither he nor his ruling coalition due to their small and petty political calculations if any, want this war to an very uncommon sentiment. such was also voice lives in the system that so the, to the international folks of justice, the country has just wait something files to join, solve that because genocide case again, stays ro let the i c j and a is also the so called hey, this person think my 9 masons and supposed to take him lessons. ceasefire doesn't mean anything. it doesn't mean to end up to suffering. the end of the genocide doesn't me

the capital of damascus events as part of that fits to exchange knowledge and create jobs for young simmons as they try to rebuild that country off to the for the best shot at upset sullivan. john, well, it's not from damascus. this is a cluster munitions being detected by a thermal imaging drone. another solution which can check if an unexploded bombs live and pinpoint it's coordinates. it was developed by up to go have a matter who is once serious youngest event. he was given an award when he was a teenager, interested a few days later by the form of vision. because i was told one thing to never think i got like many screens. he fled, turned around his knife from and if he can just send the con valley now he wants to take part in rebuilding the country before syria is in that you add the new generation of us coming out. we're. we're the reason why we're here. we're trying to push the god, bring back square to use the experiences that we have learned overseas to rebuild our country. the way a 100, the syrians in tech have gathered in damascus from all over the world in the 1st of its kind

the hostages by 3 is re lease or expected to be released today in exchange for 369, jailed alice simmons, number 1824 prisoners who will be sent into exile in egypt. they've been serving lines sentences, the deadly attacks, the games, those railings and recent days is well on to most would be the chance of each of the things 5. why lation losing the furniture on deal in jeopardy, and then as an employee, past directions to suspense. today's cool sounds out still remains as even donald trump said he has no idea of how the events belongs phone. this all sorted up by them saying we are not gonna release anymore hostages. and then yesterday they said they are going to release the sieges. but i think they should release all of the stages. i don't know what's going to happen tomorrow. 12 o'clock. it was up to may a take a very hard stance. i can tell you what israel's going to do across in the west spine keys well is refusing to stop. it's so cool. dante power rates, the wednesday you said almost a month long defensive, resulted in the death of, for the full palestinians, including 5 children

they're all around 300 simmons i sent as don't sit around the globe. whatever happens behind the high fences surrounding them is on the russian diplomats trying to raise the issue at the un security council. special meeting ability, most the most of what the interest of struggling to voice in various receive mode would be, would be ideal if they do much invitation with most or what the deal is to shop a bunch of them. so i'm just not gonna, i'm gonna dispute the product. notice we're starting a new one because the co boost novel doing if he's giving you the chance of loose points and you guys can just needs squarespace to those starting to put them in any ability to deal like, excuse me, he will not move really interesting. again to book the use of just it was a continuous go for a muslim tequila, is installed or to use solutions or something else in the us and its allies. but on the final resolution. citizens of other countries probably haven't heard of the russians attempt to publish the facts. independent journalist and the results of the investigat

allies international have come out very, very strongly against the idea that you can just move bows simmons out and create some sort of riviera on, on the mediterranean there instead. um, so i think that it does make it clear that you know, dc and pyro really just don't see eye to eye on those. having said that, they haven't really seen eye to eye when it comes to the guys of war. and the last 15 months, generally, i do think that the egyptian president will go to d. c eventually. but i think once to have a plan and the, the joy then in king yesterday said that there are discussions that are undergoing, i think that we'll see coming out of different our partners together, which i think they are really well indoors. right? a plan for the destruction of gaza and then you know, maybe you know, maybe a visit to dc. i mean, i did want to ask you what you think kyra will propose or so. right? yeah, i didn't want to ask you what kyra will propose, but also how long egypt can hold this off for because at the end of the day, egypt has a huge recipients, one of the biggest recipients, in fact, of us

people walk by, they're searching for sources of protein sources of, of bi simmons. searching for fluids and other basic food supplies to help them. but they don't find them to find the other complimentary stuff that they don't think it's it's needed right now. they might consume it once or twice, but what's needed is the other sources that will help their bodies to stay in these difficult conditions. sustan's the, the, the impacts of the mountain nutrition that the stuff or the from in the past 15 months in terms of physical items like the 10s, the more buying homes and, and other items to help those who are staying in severely damaged homes or close to the laptop are not even here to support them or do give them a sense that they are they are they can, they can stay on on this part of the guster and continue their life. honey, thank you very much for that honey. my momentary 14, they live from guys, a city and does honey mentioned as people return to guys, a city in the ruins and they're ruined homes. they're facing, are loc, hasanti, taishan, and basic amenities a

we spoke earlier with the serbian war correspondent, daniel simmons, who stays, keeps efforts to shift blame and russia for atrocities increase has backfired for you think it's hard to say, well, why on, for just a few cream targeted mouldings tool. and so, just because of us and propaganda and mainstream narrative didn't pay any serious if there isn't a gruesome crimes committed and called fast as ordered by captured, ukrainian soldiers in the village, the square footage yesterday, and the groceries. and in this particular case, off her rock at the back on the board included as to job well known and well marks to reduce the scription as improvised refugee for uh, remaining $650.00 off for us and for the nation who are unfortunately saved on there occupied the story, the investor media, we already have traditional suicides. i q is each other narrative. it's customary to 1st publish news invest and media. busy is rasa to blame, and then to size accusing each other. so if this is some try to fly, fly, or play uh inside of that presence administration. if you wanted to shift focus from th

they can just kind of simmons to finally get treatment. the other one, donald jordan, this is obviously a real life though. but you, instead of 700 people have been killed in the democratic republic of congo since sunday, december 23 fighters take over the eastern city of ramadan sconces in the us instead of delta of sending multiple hundreds on 56 people on the something we're doing passively very, substantially increasing. we're not us what's on donald trump, some goods from canada, mexico and china coming to the palestinian and the seriously engine, israel's war on guns of finally getting away out for treatment. the roof of border crossing between egypt and gaza is set to reopen on saturday for the 1st time in 8 months. it will initially be patient for patients needing medical attention and the world health organization says 50 will be allowed to leave on south of a. the crossing serves as a lifeline for palestinians and garza as well as of course the land see an ad blockade. for 18 years, the partial reopening is bought of the sci fi d

then we heard those steps, son, simmons at codes by the edwardian prime minister, by the jordanian for administrative and former officials, the se, jordan cannot, will not compromise on. it's not well security. it will help, but it cannot be the alternative homeland for palestinians. no, thank you. very much for that node all day with all the laziness, live in amman. is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu threat to resume the war on gaza? has led to protest some televi. we'll have an ice. hundreds of people came out to condemn whose comments they're demanding the government of home the seas 5 days with him off and show us all of the captives bruce home safely. now to the occupied west banquet, as rarely forces have been telling palestinians to leave the notions refugee camp. the explosions could be heard across the area mass, detentions, of also being seen in the little refugee camp near hebron. 450 people have been killed since, as well launched a large scale military operation in the occupied westbank. 3 weeks ago. the un says the number of people being displaced as escalatin

country's rare earth minerals in munich, mirror zalinski, find a creative way to justify washington simmons, the millions those stages we met with our american colleagues we have had a lot of meetings and i am very happy about it. we had a good conversation with president from you, and we received an offer to invest and ukraine's critical minerals that was discussed extensively me. and i said that we need to protect your brain and our resources, if we're speaking pragmatically, and not just about the security of your muscle, though i believe that the security of europe is 1st and foremost, when we talk about protecting our resources to keep so that they don't get caught in the hands of an occupying russia and their allies, if it is necessary to protect all materials in such a way to non heidi deter, putting your and this guy to the teeth. yeah, you give them a bunch of things, not a do of 6 things. you give them a tack, comes you give them tanks because they they will fight. remind may not didn't they do great. okay. just doesn't work out well. so less on this guy. let's do the minerals agr

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and on peters simmons with your school, it's means you could don't, which makes these find the anticipated they do for the los angeles make. cuz only one of the most talked about trade c name b, a history, the less than one mom fault with the sci fi data between as well and how mos came into effect as future seems on session palestinians and garza. so this good of what will happen if the agreement collapses us president donald trump has suggested blessing . how the break house with the strip on this all the remaining is where the captives were released by saturday. so i would say cancel it and all bets are off and let hell break out. i'd say they ought to be returned by 12 o'clock on saturday, and if they're not return, all of them not in dribs and drabs, not 2 and one, and 3 and 4 a do saturday at 12 o'clock. and after that, i would say all hell is going to break out. one of his comments came off to him. i said it was delay in the next exchange of captives with palestinian prisoners. it's accused as well, of widespread violations of the do, the fragile all the cx. 5 is still holding anoth

there's nationalist tend to not say you get a sense simmons and it's 3 units. you're still color, but it's a nice the sentiments of those is a which can be a new study. could you look the study of interest is now, so had collaborated with the collections of handlers on yeah, the documents. so they started to move the study unfold, sightseeing was public on chance for me about them, the group of one 1st underground. and then when i opened the military formation emerge to implement in assess, supporting their assess division and cigna finished them a thing in that. but it's like the title, and then ultimately representatives of those poll says me, me. so that's a knowledge by the us administration bureau, this thing is made state over pro that's included time since a 14 and stuff was a 1st thing they did, they cancel the status of the russians and vice city just as a state language. and when people in crime e and on boss for to be said to stay away from us and will stay away from us, giving us leave us alone. sure of you to get at least they were immediately decl

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some of those in simmons photos like this as a fermentation rejuvenates, the soil and it is. i think i saw this already quite well revitalized, but we still want to give it a little something along the way that it had a good temperature. this takes 10 days or a week and toggle or com. you can measure the ph value, which i smell it is good if it smells good, we use it. for notes of us. your cellphone isn't fun, isn't it? i just hope that it's full of good bacteria to ship the item, which i can now add to the style that i'm stressing at the moment time it often vacating kind of the fermentation is made from plant residues. for example, kitchen waste. but unlike compost is permitted by lactic acid bacteria in the absence of air, this produces a sour smelling liquid full of micro organisms and nutrients. philip, regularly spreads of the concoction on his fields the lot in regards to those of farmers life that i do it by hand at a snail's pace and they just use the tractors. they laugh at such home remedies anyway. the importance of good good bacteria for human health is undispute

>> keir simmons with the latest for us. thank you. >>> here at home, president trump made it official late last night, signing a pair of executive orders that will impose stiff tariffs on imported steel and aluminum. and this move, being met with criticism with leaders from around the world. nbc's senior white house correspondent garrett haake with that story. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. look, these new tariffs are keeping with the campaign promise by candidate trump. but they're also likely to raise costs for american consumers and raising fears about retaliation, with canada and the eu already warning they may respond in kind. the president says there is more to come. >> it is a big deal. it's a big deal. >> reporter: with the stroke of his pen monday night, president trump raising tariffs on u.s. allies and adversaries alike, imposing new duties on steel and aluminum imports. >> it is 25% without exemptions. >> reporter: canada is one of america's biggest suppliers of both medals, calling it unacceptable.

a tool like an mri simmons that looks at -- why are you making a face? this has been around since 2010, and all of a sudden when biden gets in their -- everybody gets a six griffin? this was a bailout, jessica, they bailed out "politico" because their clicks went do down -- >> jessica: get over it. so the condoms that weren't, get over it. >> jesse: the condom bonds? >> jessica: karoline leavitt said it today, the people voted for this peered the absolutely thought elon musk was campaigning with him, but there were new numbers, in tennessee, talking about it today, 53% opposed musk playing a key role in trump's administration and his approval rating was at plus 29 in 2016 when he was the spacex guy and it is down to negative 11 now. >> dana: judge jeanine, get in there. >> judge jeanine: 53% opposed musk -- >> jessica: opposed. >> judge jeanine: who the hell was running the government when biden was the president? we don't even know who to oppose. i mean, that's what's crazy about this. they think that elon musk is running the government. on the one hand

. >> chief international correspondent keir simmons.lled hostage. >> square in tel aviv. for us. and keir, what just happened? >> the ripples of cheers and applause across this crowd and hostage square, who have been watching the handover of keith siegel in gaza city, a different location from the other handovers today and in previous days. during this ceasefire. keith siegel looking pretty well, i have to say, wearing a cap. just as you look at these images, let me tell you a little bit about him. his family described him as a peacemaker, a vegetarian, somebody that on his kibbutz learned arabic in order to talk to the workers there. and then they describe the heartache of the past more than 480 days. his daughter shira delayed her wedding because her father wasn't there. his 98 year old grandmother, mother, his daughter's grandmother died while he was in captivity. he wasn't able to be at the funeral, and now we have been watching images of his wife, aviva, celebrating even before this incredible moment when he is putting escorted to

where in that not advocating for the simmons who lost children lake and rylands family, johnson's familyt your priorities straight this is about america start focusing on them. >> noem shared photos of the 2 military flights that took off this week each carrying roughly a dozen migrants who were all gang members according to dhs about u.s. officials say the rap sheets for those on the second flight included crime such as homicide, weapons trafficking, assault, robbery and distribution of dangerous drugs. but noem expanded on that list of crimes today. >> i watch a plane load of people unload that were pedophiles, child pornographers, they were drug dealers in our communities that literally, these cartels are partnering with the chinese to kill our next generation of americans. that is who we are putting down there. >> department of defense is the migrants will be held in vacant parts of the military facility and not alongside terrorism suspects or convicts. president trump a said he has instructed dod to expand the military base to house tens of thousands for the dod has called the housi

shout out to president obama, russell simmons, kevin durant, blake griffin, ice cube, shaquille o'nealted making videos. yes. from in prison. yes at last i checked, you weren't supposed to have cell phones in prison. no. but i had to do what i had to do to try to regain my freedom. i felt like i had to take this risk. narrator: while malcolm and de'marchoe waited, wilson lost his final appeal on january 2nd, 2014. he was set to die by lethal injection a week later. and then the phone rang. it was wilson's lawyer. and so she said to us, if you want to talk to him, this is the window you've got. and it was literally, i think, 48 hours before his execution. my name is michael lee wilson. narrator: when murphy met with wilson in a death row visiting room, a video camera was rolling. i was incredibly nervous because i knew what was on the line for malcolm and de'marchoe. narrator: now, what might be their last chance at freedom came down to whether a condemned man would decide to come clean. within minutes, he did. i wasn't trying to shoot karen summers. i was just-- she was-- one of those