willie? >> just staggering images there. george solis starting us off in florence, mississippi, thanks so much. >>> it has been less than a month since president trump took office again, and he has been moving quickly to reshape both the federal government and u.s. foreign policy. that break-neck pace is meeting resistance at home and allies abroad. white house correspondent aaron gilchrist is traveling with the president near his home in florida. good morning. >> reporter: willie, good morning. that reshaping means some long-time allies around the world are frustrated and angry and means tens of thousands of federal workers are unemployed having taken a buyout or fired. president trump promises more job cuts are still to come. as president trump and elon musk escalate plans to downsize the federal government, confusion about who has a job and who doesn't. nbc news obtaining an e-mail trying to unfire employees at the national nuclear security administration saying in part, the termination le

then years later here was barry bonds growing up he was willie's godson. his dad was a teammate of the great willie mays and yet it was a natural for barry to come here but he got drafted out of college by pittsburgh so he didn't go to the jazz. he went to the pirates. that's the way baseball works. but when he became a free agent the giants had new ownership was coming in at that time and a lot of other owners sort of felt like maybe they had jumped the gun a little bit because they signed the free agent barry bonds before they been approved as the owners by all the other owners. these owners were a little upset you gave him how much money and so there were a lot of gnashing of teeth and whatnot. but barry bonds came to the giants and the giants that first year won 103 games that season barry's first year here and not much was known about it at that time but the ball was already rolling there. peter mcgowan and knowing that they had to get out of candlestick park and get a new beautiful new ballpark for the future giants baseball to be secure and that was

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willie james? >> reporter: nancy, good evening to you.sident trump delivering on a key campaign threat, imposing punishing tariffs on canada, china, and mexico. a move that economists warn will raise prices for americans. president trump throwing the first punch in a fight with america's largest trading partners. imports from canada and mexico will be hit with a tariff of 25%. imports from china 10%. the president says the tariffs are a reaction to illegal migration, illicit fentanyl, and trade deficits. >> number one is the people that are pouring into our country so horribly and so much. number two are the drugs, fentanyl and everything else. >> reporter: government data shows over 21,000 pounds of illicit fentanyl was seized at the u.s. southern border during fiscal year 2024. but only 43 pounds of the drug was seizes at the canadian border. canadian prime minister justin trudeau said the country is at a critical moment. >> we're ready with a response. a purposeful, forceful, but reasonable, immediate response. >> reporter: nearly 30%

cbs' willie james inman is in west palm beach, florida, tracking it all. willie james?> reporter: good evening to you, nancy. president trump's aggressive push to slash the federal workforce and cut government spending is drawing new scrutiny. today, president trump had racing fans in daytona looking up as "air force one" did a lowfully by over the speedway before landing. on the ground, the presidential limousine later did a slow roll around the track. but it's full speed ahead for the president's agenda. this week more federal workers are expected to get pink slips, as thousands of federal employees across federal agencies are being axed in a move to cut costs. behind the effort is the white house's department of government efficiency, led by elon musk. critics are blasting the purges. >> there's a difference between that and ignoring congress and violating the law. >> reporter: republicans claim the cuts are needed. >> well, i think that's up to president trump. keep in mind, president trump put in musk to be a consultant, just like many successful corporations aroun

willie? screen here. you can see debris and smoke shooting out from that building. it happened in kanapali. that explosion is believed to have come from a gas grill. 7 people hurt. the exact cause of the blast still under investigation. >>> all 21 passengers injured in that delta airlines plane crash last week released from the hospital. the final passenger has been discharged. the plane was carrying 76 passengers and 4 crew members when it burst into flames and flipped upside down. miraculously everyone survived. the cause of that crash still under investigation. >>> it probably still feels like winter for most of you out there. it is cold out there but we have a sure sign that weather is right around the corner. spring training games are underway now. jesse kirsch is in tampa with the return of baseball. hey, jesse. >> reporter: hey, laura. good morning. i know it is a lot colder in new york right now, but it is 40 degrees in tampa, which means i'm wearing this glove to stay warm out there.

i think what we've seen early on is the leadership, and we knew we were going to get it from willie.at the big league level. he really has joined logan webb and matt chapman in becoming team leaders here, and justin verlander has been very active with the younger pitchers. he is standing behind him when they throw a light bullpen session. he is standing behind them when they're playing catch. he's giving tips, so i think they've taken a lot from those two guys the first couple weeks here, and that's been very helpful for a team that should be pretty young. yeah. justin verlander, 42 years old, the oldest active player in major league baseball and willie adama's infectious personality really set the tone for the team this season quite a bit. this is the time. it's looking good. thank you to our giants insiders. it's a live look now in walnut creek on this friday night, get ready for just friday night, get ready for just some great tem pe i love your daughter so mun. are you... saying munch? yup! he's craving my new big smashed jack, with more than double the beef of a big mac. i'm in

david willis in washington, thank l willis in washington, thank you.l treatment. joe inwood has sent this report from jerusalem. at gaza's nasser hospital some of the youngest victims of the conflict arrive. soon they will finally receive it. person in the world." as part of the fragile but so far successful ceasefire ofer calderon, held in captivity since october in return, hundreds of palestinians, some serving long sentences, others never charged this is part one of a three—part ceasefire deal. to negotiate. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on his way to washington to meet with president trump. of all our hostages, and dealing with the iranian terror axis and all its components. but this is just the start. who still need medical treatment will be able to get out of gaza. joe inwood, bbc news. for phase two in the ceasefire negotiations from jerusalem. until president trump was almost in office and they were painstaking negotiations. the returning of all the male hostages, the soldiers, both sides have said they want to come to some sort of deal

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. >> so willie had a late, late surge. >> is that right? yeah. willie. >> is that right? yeah. >> you've always got. >> a low on. come on. >> all right okay. we're going to go back to our trigger tantrums now. and alex wants to explain. >> which one got. >> which one got. >> i have endured weeks now of ridicule from both darren the daily express who have claimed i've quit my job. i've been sacked. darren has said that i'm making people ill. well, i think it's about time for this. >> government is not acting fast enough on adopting sex and relationship education to teach kids about homosexuality, about trans sexuality. we should be taught from a young age that these are normal things. these people are normal people within our society that you are going to meet. yes. net f. >> yes, yes. net f. >> if this poll, if the poll. >> if this poll, if the poll. >> was done, if the. >> was done, if the. >> poll was done before that went live, i'm telling you, i'd be in the lead at the moment. >> all right. listen. >> all right. listen. >> is all i could say. as churchill once very wisely.

david willis reports. ushered to safety after a truly remarkable escape. bleep.view of the delta airlines plane, belly—up on the runway of canada's busiest airport, doused it with water. staff scrambled to the scene. walking around the aircraft. yeah, we've got it. the aircraft is upside down and burning. officials are hailing a textbook response on the part getting a lot of care and support from my staff. we just landed, our plane crashed. it's upside down. could have been to blame have been dismissed by officials, and there were no crosswinds. dispatched to toronto to assist their canadian david willis, bbc news. dan ronan, aviation expert, commercial pilot and journalist it looks as though the right wing may have struck either or something, and then flipped over. the sheer survivability of this is really period of time so professionally. they are not there to serve us drinks or sandwiches or provide for our comfort, they are there at pearson airport this afternoon did a truly remarkablejob. it's incredible. the other factor is, that plane had what are called 1

let's speak to our north america correspondent david willis.'s report there, lots of that the gap lots of evidence that the gap between the us and has widened between the us and ukraine and has not closed. one day after donald trump and we re 7 7 weretrading volodymyr zelensky were trading personal barbs, has any more come out to republicans come out to criticise donald trump's ukraine u—turn? criticise donald trump's ukraine u-turn?- criticise donald trump's ukraine u-turn? ~ . i have to 7 some, i have to say some moderate republicans have been —= critical of the white house's approach, it's there in policy towards heard in towards ukraine. we heard in that from james, their that report from james, their national adviser mike national security adviser mike walt�*s that president halts saying that’fr’s’s�*lfifif "”’ ”” was, as he put it, trump was, as he put it, frustrated by ukraine's rejection of a minerals deal, fsjsstign at a minerals deal. ” ' " zelensky met, fejeelien. at a minerala deal. ” ' " zelensky met, as we saw in that report, also s

david willis.lly very little message of discipline what the game really is at this point. just trying to understand where the pieces are. and waiting to see what happens with those meetings next week between donald trump and his french and british counterparts. of opportunities, too, to take further steps backwards i think this is a big opportunity actually to forge way that would actually serve the administration's interests, it has been a long—standing interest of the us to try going to involve us troops on the front line backed up by nato and american logistics, intelligence, what the administration wants. or maybe even earlier, not after you have already started this discussion with russia. sure. rare earth minerals for security, discussed at that meeting in kyiv yesterday, but that doesn't mean a deal for both sides there, perhaps? it is just one of these things where the deal is sort there's got to be time to consider these things. more often, i think it speaks to the transactional nature i g

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the giants have got justin verlander, willie adams among some of the new additions, and i had a chancego one on one with the new gm, zach magnuson, to talk about those vibes and his thoughts on this upcoming season. >> it's always hopeful this time of year. so, but really exciting. anytime you know u get a collection of talent on the field, we're all interested to see everyone and how they've grown over the offseason. and it's been great so far. and you know, this time of year, the biggest thing is you just want guys healthy. and for the most part, i think we're relatively clean there and just excited about, you know, you get the full workouts, then you're just waiting for games. so anxious for those to start. >> from the plan you hadom of your marks with the players and acquisitions and stuff like that? >> yeah, i'm probably always going to grade myself as an incomplete. so always looking to achieve more and more. that's who i want us to be as an organization, just striving to get better. certainly like where we're at with with the addition of willie adonis, justin verlander, it's bee

why would you do that, willy? why would you possibly open up that investigation, go down certain avenues? what does that ultimately do to people's respect for and understanding of law in this country? there will be people that will will vocally because they're in my email and on social media, tell me we really don't care. thank you. we elected donald trump to do x, y, and z in the justice department needs to play along with x, y, and z. there is a component of the country that absolutely feels that way, but there's another component of this country that feels obviously quite differently. and the politics. >> of this. >> are i. >> mean, adams. >> has been openly. >> courting this, right? >> he went. >> to mar a lago, he went to the inauguration. he is. desperate to have these charges dropped. he was seeking a pardon. instead, we have this. >> and then. >> to tom's. >> point. >> what this is saying from. >> the white house is there's not going. >> to be a. >> separation between what the white. >> house's political.

but willie, willie is present at the pen to be a breath of fresh air in the sense that he won't be doing business as usual, the largest military budget and the well. so i mean, it's hard to temper your optimism and expectations. i mean, what i would like dependent going to be like, and what i can realistically believe it will, would be like in a positive way or 2 of her different things. you know, we have an outgoing secretary of defense who is completely useless. who was absolutely beholden to the military industrial complex, the defense contractors didn't give a damn about the, the, the consequences of, of thousands killed. and so you have this incoming, a secretary of defense who come or who in drug they just like where you get to heck said, i should say lloyd austin is a direct, right. think of raphael. and so you'll benefit from any trump, i know. but anyway, yeah that's, that's, that's how it works and that's how it works. but heads up is an outside or key is you're right. he has extremist views when it comes to his, his religion on it, in terms of his real. and that's rather conce

david willis, bbc news.terms of the truce drawn up in november, the idf is due to pull out by tuesday. borderfor an indefinite period of time. it's also bolstered its defences on the israeli side of the border to reassure returning residents. of some hostages who died in captivity in gaza will be the release would be in line with the ceasefire agreement, on the 33rd day of the truce. hostages handed over by hamas this thursday. of living hostages planned for this saturday. bodies of israeli hostages. agreement came into place. israeli soldiers had previously retrieved the dead an extremely painful moment for israel to see those coffins coming out of gaza. in exchange for that, we are told, israel will 2023, the day after the hamas attacks on israel. all of this in line with what the ceasefire agreement had stipulated, which was that the first dead deal, which falls this thursday. would stick to that, given the fact that the the last few days. information, but it's been widely reported in the israeli media. o

. >> willie is here. joe, along with joe. >> willie and me, we have. the host. >> of way too early. >> ali vitali. >> and the host of msnbc's. inside with jen psaki, jen psaki and we coordinated colors. >> jen psaki and. >> i, we left. >> ali out. >> of it. >> so guys. >> joe. >> where do you want to begin this morning. >> well we have so much to talk about. let's circle back to willie though who wasn't with us yesterday talking about the super bowl. first of all, the numbers came out 126 million people on average. watch the super bowl on sunday. obviously the biggest, the biggest audience for any super bowl ever. obviously, one of the biggest television events ever. but yeah. and what a game. >> yeah. >> well the amazing thing about that. >> number 126. >> million peaked at 137, i think, or 135 something like that is it was a terrible game and. >> you had that. >> many fans that it peaked in the. >> second quarter. >> 130 million for the halftime show, and then dwindled it a little bit down the stretch. but again, these communal. >> experiences. >> th

on sunday, today with willie geist. hey, willie. good morning kyra.see you tomorrow morning. on sunday today, a very special two part conversation with stand up comedy superar nate bargatze in front of a live audience, talking about his rise from the small clubs to the sold out arenas around the world. what does this moment feel like in your life? honestly, it's hard to imagine it took, you know, 20 years to then the last two years or whatever have been just like, you know, shot out of a cannon on a sunday. sit down, live with nate bargatze. plus, the morning's latest headlines and another life well lived. when sunday today airs at 6 a.m. in the bay area. if you are not up at that hour on a sunday, just set the dvr and we will see you whenever you're ready for us. kira definitely willie, and we hope you're awake to catch willie at six tomorrow morning. and then just stick right here for your local news with us on today in the bay at seven. hopefully he has a lot more live interviews coming up. all right. back here locally, here is a quick look at the

then years later here was barry bonds growing up he was willie's godson. dad was a teammate of the great willie mays and yet it was a natural for barry to come here but he got drafted out of college by pittsburgh so he didn't go to the jazz. he went to the pirates. that's the way baseball works. but when he became a free agent the giants had new ownership was coming in at that time and a lot of other owners sort of felt like maybe they had jumped the gun a little bit because they signed the free agent barry bonds before they been approved as the owners by all the other owners. these owners were a little upset you gave him how much money and so there were a lot of gnashing of teeth and whatnot. but barry bonds came to the giants and the giants that first year won 103 games that season barry's first year here and not much was known about it at that time but the ball was already rolling there. peter mcgowan and knowing that they had to get out of candlestick park and get a new beautiful new ballpark for the future giants baseball to be secure and that was alr

cbs' willie james inman is in west palm beach, florida, tracking it all. >> reporter: president trumpacing fans in daytona looking up as air force one did a low fly-by over the speedway before landing. on the ground, the presidential limousine later did a slow roll around the track. but it's full speed ahead for the president's agenda. this week, more federal workers are expected to get pink slips as thousands of federal employees across at least 20 agencies are being axed in a move to cut costs. behind the effort is the white house's department of government efficiency, led by elon musk. critics are blasting the purges. >> bill clinton did things to shrink the size of government, and he did it with congress. there is a difference between that and ignoring congress and violating the law. >> reporter: republicans claim the cuts are needed. >> well, i think that's up to president trump. keep in mind, president trump put in musk to be a consultant. just like many successful corporations around the world. >> reporter: trump's agenda facing at least 70 lawsuits nationwide. on friday, a jud

willie james inman, cbs news, west palm beach, florida. >>> turning now to the middle east where therail and emaciated condition of some of the hostages being released by hamas has stunned many israelis. they're renewing pressure on their government now to extend the fragile ceasefire. the first phase of the ceasefire expires in just three weeks. phase 2 should include more hostages being released plus a complete israeli withdrawal from gaza. but so far there's been little progress on talks. cbs's chris livesay reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: after 16 months in hamas captivity it shows. eli sharabi embraces his brother and sister just after his release from a dungeon. his father-in-law, pete brisley, comparing sharabi to how he looked before and after, was horrified. >> to see the emaciated state that they put him in. an absolute disgrace. it was an absolute shock. and we both sat and cried. it looked as though he'd come out of a concentration camp. >> reporter: just before sharabi was released hamas forced him to tell the crowds in gaza that he was excited to be reunited with hi

as it crash landed at toronto pearson 18 people have been injured, three of them david willis reportsmarkable escape. bleep. belly—up on the runway of canada's busiest airport, its tail and right wing sheared off by the impact as firefighters on the other side of the plane staff scrambled to the scene. just so you're aware, there are people outside walking around the aircraft. yeah, we've got it. 18 passengers were taken to hospital, but all 80 on board survived. of flight and ground crews. and relatively minor injuries. we are very focused on the care and the concern and of the passengers and the crew, some of whom have already been reunified with their friends it's upside down. early suggestions that high winds and a heavy snowfall could have been to blame have been dismissed by officials, and there were no crosswinds. david willis, bbc news. withdrawing from southern lebanon, in line with the idf is due to pull out by tuesday. but the idf has said some troops will remain at some to our middle east regional editor sebastian usher. hello, sebastien foster what is expected happen unde

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last year and the only time in my life it was two for two for february 4th 24 and it was willie mays day in san francisco. today i had the opportunity on to 5 to 5. it's not going to happen again and in my lifetime to celebrate barry bonds day in san francisco. so i congratulate barry bonds on having his day in san francisco. and it is important that in 1958 the giants moved to san francisco and we all have benefited from having a wonderful team here and great players like barry bonds and willie mays so happy barry bonds day. >> thank you. we look forward to tito fuentes day next year and juan marichal day in 2027. commissioner eppler now that that note knowing your jersey numbers, that's a hard act to follow. i figured i might as well get into the act. there was a matter before this board not too long ago regarding the renovation of a spray park in dogpatch. >> i wanted to report that to day. the fully renovated asbury park opened for business so anyone who wants to check out the rec park's newest brightest sunniest open space come down to minnesota 19th street and take a look. okay

if which doctor willie stewart, one of the world's leading experts on brain injury, has told newsnightfor 20 minutes is a sufficient enough punishment for a potentially dangerous tackle, which could damage someone's brain. is he right? yes, i think he is. and yes, you're bringing on as well. that player is off the pitch, - but you're bringing a new, fresher one on which i'm not saying is going to cause damage, i but certainly he's going to be, you know, fitter and strongerl than the one who has just been sent off. i is he right? yeah, he is.

. >> i am willie james at the white house. chairman of the joint chiefs and top naval admiral among those ousted in a flurry of firings. >> tears of joy and mourning in israel. >> reporter: six more hostages freed by hamas while the body of shiri bibas finally makes it home. what is next for the fragile cease-fire? >> the azema and wegovy shortage ends setting up a showdown with the copy cats. >> why these booming markets is coming to an end and why it could cost patients more. >> the northwest gets a river of rain and winter cold melts away for millions in a weekend warm-up. later, eagle watch. this famous california couple is trying for a family again after two years of heartbreak. ♪ ♪ >>> this is the >> this is the cbs weekend news from new york. >> good evening everyone. i'm jericka duncan. thanks for joining us on this saturday. we begin with the worsening condition of pope francis, the leader of the world's 1.4 billion roman catholics is in critical condition after what has been described as an asthmatic respiratory cris

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he gave willy adames the richest contract in giants history to pair next to chapman. >> last year we had a bunch of different guys playing shortstop. i think when you have a shortstop like him in there every day and is a staple in your lineup, it makes the team that much better. >> reporter: the third baseman is a clubhouse captain, which is a position that comes with a whistle and everything. after a win the giants game mvps get to take a basketball shot and chapman took his role as a referee seriously. >> i think every year there's got to be something new when you win. you got to make winning fun. we'll celebrate it. that ref uniform is there from last year. they kept it for me. we'll start with that and hopefully it takes on a life of its own. >> reporter: ref by day, recruiter by night, the third baseman is hoping his signing encourages a new wave of free agents. >> i knew if i signed here, i could get some more guys to come here. now that willy's here and justin's here, i think this is a place people will come to come. >> reporter: recruiting to the bay should be no issue. it's

savannah, willie? >> certainly wish him a speedy recovery. thanks so much. >>> much more to get to including the rest of al's forecast. you have a busy one over there. >> i'm telling you, guys, we have that storm moving off the southeastern coast, record cold. we will look at that coming up in the next half hour. we have another storm system coming into the pacific northwest bringing rain and snow there. we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. [card reader beeps] ♪♪ well, a little like this. ♪♪ and like this. ♪♪ it takes two to feel the joy. [card reader beeps] earn unlimited 2% cash back. 1% when you buy, and 1% as you pay with the citi double cash® card. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ hit it! ♪ ♪♪ showers moving through. other than that, it's going to be partly cloudy and mild temperatures. a high of about 62 for a lot of the inland areas. tomorrow we are back to the sunshine and we will have a slight boost in those temperatures, and we will continue to warm over the next few days. take a look ahead to the weekend with highs in the low 7

former san francisco mayor willie brown, reflecting on his lasting legacy. >> dennis richmond inspired every one of them to look to people of color, not only for broadcast purposes, for accuracy on information. and dennis set that standard. >> and civil rights attorney john burris says he first met dennis when he was a reporter, and burris was president of the uc berkeley african-american law students group when they were on strike. >> we've done many, many stories that i have been involved in down through the years, and so i have very fond memories of him. he was like the walter cronkite of my era that you rely upon him. you knew he was trustworthy. you always knew that the story was going to be accurately reported. and so you trusted him. >> burris said richmond earned his reputation among bay area politicians and public figures for his fairness and accuracy. we did receive this statement from former congresswoman barbara lee of oakland, saying, i joined with so many in oakland in mourning the passing of dennis richmond, a legend, trailblazer and dear friend. for decades, he was the

course, have some new faces, including future hall of fame pitcher justin verlander and shortstop willyctually hit a home run during his first live bp today. they're going to be relying on those guys to make big impacts and try and help this giants team return to the postseason for the first time since that 2021 season, where they won a franchise record 107 games. >> always looking to achieve more and more. that's who i want us to be as an organization. just striving to get better. certainly like where we're at with with the addition of willie thomas, justin verlander, it's been awesome to watch jv's pens and him sharing some knowledge with our younger pitchers. and you know, we'll see where it goes from here. but certainly excited about where we're at right now. >> and in other baseball news, the a's announcing the contract extension of manager mark kotsay. that's going to go through the 2028 season. a busy week of spring training coverage here in arizona. larry. send it back to you. >> all right. thank you. chris.

willy james, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, jericka.n this latest cbs news polling, americans say president trump is doing more than they anticipated in the beginning stages of his second term. and they like what they see. as president trump carries out his agenda with dramatic changes to the government, a new cbs news poll shows the american public largely approves. 70% of americans say president trump is doing what he promised during the campaign. but there's one warning sign. 66% of americans say he's not doing enough to lower prices. >> donald trump won the election in large part because of folks saying that they were feeling the effects of inflation, and so that could be a key number to watch going forward. >> reporter: some of president trump's executive actions on immigration and funding cuts are caught up in legal challenges, as many as 12 federal judges putting the brakes on trump's plans. polling shows americans are largely divided politically over the government of efficient's efforts to cut spending. >> i'm going to tell him

he gave willy adames the richest contract in giants history to pair next to chapman. >> last year wech of different guys playing shortstop. i think when you have a shortstop like him in there every day and is a staple in your lineup, it makes the team that much better. >> reporter: the third baseman is a clubhouse captain, which is a position that comes with a whistle and everything. after a win the giants game mvps get to take a basketball shot and chapman took his role as a referee seriously. >> i think every year there's got to be something new when you win. you got to make winning fun. we'll celebrate it. that ref uniform is there from last year. they kept it for me. we'll start with that and hopefully it takes on a life of its own. >> reporter: ref by day, recruiter by night, the third baseman is hoping his signing encourages a new wave of free agents. >> i knew if i signed here, i could get some more guys to come here. now that willy's here and justin's here, i think this is a place people will come to come. >> reporter: recruiting to the bay should be no issue. it's an area he

willie? >> richard engel in ukraine.nk you so much. >>> now to the breaking news overnight tied to the war in gaza. hamas has handed the bodies of four hostages back to israel. among them, the youngest taken on october 7th. keir simmons is following this story. good morning to you. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. the family of the three of the fallen hostages have described themselves as in turmoil this week. now this morning, these images. the bodies believed to be shiri bibas, her two sons, ariel and kfir. the bodies, carried out in caskets in front of a crowd by hamas. prime minister benjamin netanyahu described today as a very difficult and shocking day for the country. in one of the defining images of october 7th, shiri bibas was seen in a heart wrenching video, taken while having her boys in her arms. her sons were 4, and not even 1. they became a rallying cry with a push for a hostage deal, with many wearing orange in solidarity with ariel and kfir's hair. the dad was released earlier this month. israe

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in february 1862, lincoln's middle son willie died after a bout with typhoid fever.hat, mary would never go into willie's room again. she never looked at the bed again. she never was able to absorb the son's death, willie's death in the white house in lincoln finally said to her once he took her to the window and he let her look across the river at saint elizabeth's, the mental hospital. and he said, mother, if you don't get a hold of yourself, you're going to have to be put there. you know, now's the time to absorb it. the president, by contrast, would hole up in willie's room, often on a thursday, which is today, the week he died, just to grieve how the lincolns handled their grief goes to how we see them today. in the case of mary, it really unhinged her. it was the fine all blow in a curious of way, the war melded the disparate elements of lincoln's personality and his grief, his sense of loss over willie somehow morphed into the nation's sense of loss, the sense of loss, and millions of of homes throughout the union. with a president's face showing the wear from

gerri willis, would you buy a gold-backed bond? i'm serious. >> probably.g about this is mark-to-market, i haven't herald that phrase since the 2008 financial crisis, and that's when the banks said we don't want a mark-to-market because, guess what? what we're holding in cmos is not worth what we said it was. what you're saying is that gold is worth far more, and it would be a benefit to the treasury, bail out the treasury. but at the same time, you're hurting the consumer financial protection bureau -- larry: oh, that's great. no, no, that's the fed story. i'm going to get to the fed. yes, you are correct. okay. so the fed doesn't have the gold. they have gold certificate ises. okay? -- certificates. which was given to them on some equal par basically by fdr in 1934. no, i wasn't there. i missed that whole story. [laughter] all right. again, mark the market, it was $34, these gold certificates, and now it should be $3,000. so if you do that, right now the fed is bankrupt. let me say that. >> yeah. larry: all the bonds they own are underwater badly. you kno

course, have some new faces, including future hall of fame pitcher justin verlander and shortstop willymes, who actually hit a home run during his first live bp today. they're going to be relying on those guys to make big impacts and try and help this giants team return to the postseason for the first time since that 2021 season, where they won a franchise record 107 games. >> always looking to achieve more and more. that's who i want us to be as an organization. just striving to get better. certainly like where we're at with with the addition of willie thomas, justin verlander, it's been awesome to watch jv's pens and him sharing some knowledge with our younger pitchers. and you know, we'll see where it goes from here. but certainly excited about where we're at right now. >> and in other baseball news, the a's announcing the contract extension of manager mark kotsay. that's going to go through the 2028 season. a busy week of spring training coverage here in arizona. larry. send it back to you. back to you. >> all ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill wi

[laughter] when the fish bit her head and his like we read willie, for 40 years, three willie.reds of millions so now we can have fish in tanks that we can have humans in tanks. [laughter] >> i will come to you, my guess is number read, you're the heartiest dude i know. [laughter] he wants had a picture called grinding nemo. [laughter] a different animal. >> i want to get the mermaid a drink because she's doing a job we don't want to do. in their in the tank, first of all, it got hurt in the tank in a mermaid costume and it's not dangerous enough, let's put it giant mutant shark thing. [laughter] >> the one thing about the mermaid, 90% of the animals that chinese his use are fake. they have the panda bear was a guy in a panda costume. [laughter] this week that got caught with the tiger there was a dog. >> those a human dressed up as a mermaid? >> is probably the father. >> she's getting bit by the shark bite come on, frank. [laughter] >> i've got to get to the iphone fauci in 20 minutes. [laughter] >> i don't know but i trust the animals. the chinese aquarium. our aquariums hav

they had willy adames ninth at shortstop. matt chapman six at third base. that one felt a little bit low just given the area had last year, but some big names at third base. and it is. i was looking at that and thinking the giants lineup i feel like is going to be a little bit deeper than maybe everyone thinks, but probably also still not deep enough for what we would, you know, you they still feel like a bat short and maybe like a bat and a half short when you look at who they're competing with at times, and especially when injuries pop up. but there is like a decent core there of a drunk lee, bob melvin said here in december on this podcast. he thinks wade will probably lead off if everyone is healthy. matt chapman coming off a good year. willie thomas coming off a very good year. elliott ramos coming off a breakout season. tyler fitzgerald as well. patrick bailey in the first half is great. patrick bailey in the second half runs out of steam, but maybe that'll change after two years of that happening. so you kind of look around and like they're actually

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david willis, bbc news, washington. with the latest moves in the trade war.are expected to discuss european security, as well as migration. that he wants to acquire greenland. has more details on this. certainly awkward timing, wasn't it, that keir starmer dinner with the eu, just as donald trump, on the airport tarmac in maryland, told the bbc it is clear, by the way, that donald trump sees the uk as very distinct from the eu for these purposes. have been possible pre—brexit. between the uk and the eu. last night's dinner i think was really more about symbolism work of working out what that new relationship would look like. a way to achieve that with the eu while not harming his relations with the us. that would be a delicate task for even the most experienced prime minister. it's now keir starmer�*s just six or so months into thejob. the man who murdered three girls at a dance class axel rudakubana's life sentence will now be his minimum term of 52 years remains the same, and the life sentences for the ten attempted murder charges remain in place. to attend