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but israel is facing some backlash with egypt and qatar accusing israel of violating humanitarian law by using starvation as a weapon. >>> there are new concerns for the social security administration. elon musk saying on a podcast that the benefit is a ponzi scheme. the comment sparking outrage, but the house speaker defended musk on "meet the press." >> what he's finding with his algorithms crawling through the data is enormous amount of fraud and abuse. >> the internal watchdog found less than 1% of benefit payments were improper. >> don't believe it. hey, don't believe it. >> half of elderly people are trying to get by on $30,0,000 a year. 22% on $15,000 a year. we've got to raise social security benefits, not go after these programs which are so important. >> this all comes an after the social security administration announced plans to cut 7,000 jobs and close some regional offices. some democrats plan to invite fired workers to the president trump's address to congress tomorrow night. >>> a deadly crash shut down a highway for hours. at least four are dead and two are in critica

israel about what hamas really is and how hamas was treated, and the money that was funneled from qatar to hamas, with the administration in israel agreeing to it. without a doubt, we got to go to the root cause. why did we do it? what was the reason for the misconception? what do we need to do inside the idf to improve, to change, to make sure it never happens again? but we also have to combine the political aspect and understand years of misconception, what led to it, what was the root cause, and how do we fix it? that can only be done by a thorough investigation, and we cannot push it anymore. we are one year and a half after the war. when are we going to do it, 10 years later? [applause] after the war started. >> i want to take us back to october 6, 2023. it was 50 years post the younger poor war. my parents, from israel, were visiting with us. my mom came off the plane with a holiday newspapers from israel. have the lessons been learned? are we prepared? how can you really make sure this doesn't happen again if you don't even investigate? it is unfathomable to me it is not happenin

allow a cease-fire without the release of hostages, but israel is facing some backlash with egypt and qatar, accusing israel of violating humanitarian law by using starvation as a weapon. >>> let's turn now to the white house and the effort to slash government spending. there are new concerns over the future of social security after elon musk went on a podcast and called the benefit as ponzi scheme. alice barr is following the reaction from washington, d.c. what are we hearing from lawmakers? >> reporter: good morning, frances. we saw new reaction on nbc's "meet the press" over the weekend, with senator bernie sanders calling musk's comments outrageous, while house speaker mike johnson defended doge. >> what he's finding with his algorithms crawling through the data of social security system is enormous amounts of fraud, waste and abuse. >> it's worth noting the social security's internal watchdog found less than 1% of benefit payments were improper. >> don't believe it. hey, don't believe it. >> half of elderly people are trying to get by on $30,000 a year. 22% on $15,000 a year. we've got

we're still waiting for responses from egypt, from qatar, from their reactions to this. but hamas has already declared that they will not be going ahead with this extension, this temporary extension that the u.s. has negotiated has essentially put on the table for them. they're there in the first phase of this, about several dozen living hostages and aid bodies were released, as well as more than 1500 palestinian prisoners. so this should be an extension of that which came at this point, does not appear to be going ahead. putting this entire operation into lots of questions, does that mean that israel will then ramp up again? its the war in gaza, which something that hamas is trying to avoid. this ceasefire has allowed them to essentially regroup, but they're saying they won't agree to any kind of a temporary ceasefire, temporary extension, as the u.s. has put on the table. kim. yeah. and again, uh. so many civilians caught in the middle of this larry madowo. thank you so much. >> ukrainian president volodymyr. >> zelenskyy is expected to receive a massive. >> show of. >

. >> well, how do qatar. how does qatar factor into it?ypt, how does saudi arabia in this gamble for israel? >> well. >> that's a good point. that is the key countervailing pressure that still exists. those countries are still very focused on gaza. they're not quite as interested in what's going on with russia and europe. and they do want to prevent the war from continuing and extending its in all of their interest to have a measure of stability here. at the same time, katie, those countries like every country in the world right now, they want to stay on the right side of donald trump. so i think that you've seen some gentle pushback. the u.s. has this alternate proposal out. the qataris, i think, have implicitly been criticizing it and saying it's not going to work, but it's all very gentle. no one wants to pick a fight with donald trump right now. so the palestinians do have those countries, i think, advocating for continuing with the original plan. but whether anyone is really going to pick a fight with donald trump over this, i think i

the sunset district has long been shaped by transand i the qatar valcontinues linking past to present. on the heels of a new tunnelful muni tear van line opened as a shuttle from westportal to 33rd avenue in 1919. it was not until a few years later the trains used the tunnel sparking a population boom. previously, riders transfer to the circumstance line to go east of what is today known the westportal neighborhood. by 1923, passengers could catch a one seat read on the taraval between downtown and 48th avenue. for the first time, san franciscans had a connection from the bay to the ocean tide. the taraval street cars brought development people could access the south western neighborhoods. homes and buildings sprung up from the once empty dunes. this vielth east/west corridor is the spine the neighborhood carrying over 30,000 daily riders when service last ran the route in 2019. today, it is a bustling local business that give this area its flavor fr. cafes to quirky but teaks the taraval connects tout best of san francisco's small business scene. >> i lost fact it is not a money on c

i think qatar has treated us very well. they want to get that wholeness ended in the middle east. we don't even talk about that anymore. you guys haven't asked one question about the middle east. the middle east seems to be doing relatively well. >> for months even before you were elected in november, you spoke about your desire to free all of those hostages a year and a half ago you gave an ultimatum. he said if they are not all released by noon on the february 15, there would be hell to pay. is hamas coming there nose at you? >> i think the opposite. they weren't going to release any more hostages and i said there would be hell to pay and they released the hostages they agreed to release plus an extra one so you could say that was a big difference. i said to that point it's up to netanyahu and israel. i may have taken a different stance. they did release. they went back to releasing the hospitals. -- the hostages. they totally ended it and i said they are not going to release any, there will be hell to pay. the rest is really up to him. i will -- might have done it differently t

mark: the funding forces need to be cut off but we know who they are, i will say they are hamas, qatary into colleges and universities. in teaching seminars and so forth in her k-12 schools. so, this has to be sto stopped n president trump's focus on this. as well as student visas. people who are in this country who hate our country. who obviously are jew haters and american haters for they need to go. all the things from the process of been done. i want to say this, mr. ambassador and i went the american people to know you lost her eldest son. lucy father of six children. i was a great hero, he was a commander you have felt this personally and directly as so many people in israel have. at the tiny country of the minimal number of people quite frankly part of who would know somebody was lost somebody. i just want to thank you for what you are doing for israel, for the united states. and god bless you my friend. >> thank you mark, it's always good to be wit baby: liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. biberty:

the sunset district has long been shaped by transand i the qatar valcontinues linking past to present. on the heels of a new tunnelful muni tear van line opened as a shuttle from westportal to 33rd avenue in 1919. it was not until a few years later the trains used the tunnel sparking a population boom. previously, riders transfer to the circumstance line to go east of what is today known the westportal neighborhood. by 1923, passengers could catch a one seat read on the taraval between downtown and 48th avenue. for the first time, san franciscans had a connection from the bay to the ocean tide. the taraval street cars brought development people could access the south western neighborhoods. homes and buildings sprung up from the once empty dunes. this vielth east/west corridor is the spine the neighborhood carrying over 30,000 daily riders when service last ran the route in 2019. today, it is a bustling local business that give this area its flavor fr. cafes to quirky but teaks the taraval connects tout best of san francisco's small business scene. >> i lost fact it is not a money on c

the talks in cairo attended by delegations from israel, qatar and the u.s. agencies across the u.s.un sending a second e-mail to federal employees demanding they list five tasks they completed at work last week. this gives employees the option of responding that they can't elaborate because their work is classified or sensitive. >>> and drake settled his lawsuit against i heart media after kendrick lamar's diss track, "not like us." both parties say they have found an amicable resolution. the specifics of the settlement remain under wraps. janai? >> janai: all right. up next on the road to the oscars, what are the stars going to wear on hollywood's biggest night? it is always a talker. and whit is in hollywood looking his very best. you have a special guest with you. >> whit: you got it, janai. they say award shows are a feast for the eyes when it comes to fashion. i'm joined right now by still expert liliana vasquez who will tell us how to incorporate those trends into our own wardrobe. good morning. >> you look fabulous. >> whit: thank you. this is the back of the closet, we take

consequences if hamas does not accept a new proposal to extend the fragile ceasefire, mediators egypt and qatar accused israel of violating humanitarian law by using starvation as a weapon. back at home, gunfire late last night outside an east bay restaurant hurt four people. tonight, hayward police are looking for whoever is responsible. the shooting happened in the parking lot of the grill by miss g on foothill boulevard. that's around 11 p.m. when officers got there, they found three people shot. a fourth person went to the hospital on their own. all are expected to make a full recovery. the restaurant was closed today as police investigate. and this is a look at the scene last night. so far there have been no arrests and investigators say there are no suspects in custody. one witness who works at the ihop nearby says he saw two people run past his restaurant. then a string of gunshots. he witnessed two individuals running down foothill going towards the centennial and the apartments this way. and pretty much i heard ten gun shots. sound like rapid fire, maybe semi-auto. i'm not too sure, an

criticizing israel for blocking humanitarian aid to gaza is especially significant because egypt, alongside qatar, mediated this ceasefire, the first phase of which expired saturday. now, israel says it is doing this to try and force hamas to this u.s. backed extension of this first phase of the ceasefire. but egypt says this risks catastrophic consequences, especially given the dire humanitarian situation in gaza and coming during this holy month of ramadan. this is what the egyptian ministry of foreign affairs said it unequivocally rejects the politicization of humanitarian aid and its exploitation as a tool of blackmail, a tactic that would only deepen the suffering of more than 2 million palestinians who are already enduring immense hardship due to a campaign of devastation and forced displacement. but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israel has agreed to this proposal by u.s. special envoy steve witkoff. under this framework, on the first day, hamas would release half of the hostages still in gaza, and over the next seven weeks or so, ending on april 20th, at the end of the jew

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egypt and qatar have been mediating in this.ve not heard their reactions to this essentially stalemate between israel and hamas. and what happens now is a big question mark. if the war does continue, that leads to even more suffering for the people of gaza. yeah, just like that man we spoke to there. larry madowo, thanks so much for that update. appreciate it. we are monitoring pope francis's health after a worrying respiratory episode. we'll have the latest from rome on how the pontiff is doing. plus, there are now more reported cases of measles in western texas. most cases are in children ages 5 to 17. we'll bring you an update just ahead. and more on the global fallout from the disastrous white house meeting between ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy and u.s. president donald trump. stay with us. >> still have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease symptoms after taking a medication like humira or remicade. put them in check with rinvoq, a once daily pill. >> when symptoms try to take control. i got rapi

much outrage from partner countries in the middle east who are involved in these negotiations, like qatarnd these allegations, including from the united nations, that israel is breaking international law and using food as a weapon. so this is a very, very serious situation that is about to get worse. if these negotiations don't continue. now, we've heard that the negotiations are basically over. and remember, there were sort of two sets of negotiations here. there was the proposal to extend the first phase, which involved these weekly transfers of palestinian prisoners in israeli jails for israeli hostages in the gaza strip. the israeli government wants that to continue and not move on to a second phase, which would see a more permanent truce in the gaza strip and eventually the full withdrawal of the israeli military from gaza. >> all right, matt bradley, we see all those aid trucks just lined up, can't get through. it's a very tenuous moment there. thank you. now to an update from the vatican this morning. pope francis slept well through the night, though he's still in the hospital for

yesterday, in order to halt new aid into the gaza strip has been widely condemned, particularly by qatarhese negotiations, trying to extend this deal. and they're the ones who helped negotiate the deal in the first place back in january. and as you mentioned, you know, this is the month of ramadan, where muslims throughout the world, they fast all day and they gather together and they eat and as families. and so without this aid, there's going to be a lot of sparse tables around the gaza strip. so this is a really critical moment as well, because without this negotiation continuing, it looks as though basically the two sides, hamas and israel, could actually return to war. now, so far, it was hamas that has rejected this israeli proposal to extend the first phase of the deal, as you mentioned, that saw those mutual exchanges, palestinian prisoners for israeli hostages in the gaza strip. but it's israel who has so far said that they don't want to negotiate, to move on to phase two of the deal that was described in the initial deal back in january. phase two would see a more permanent trea

the move is being met with fierce criticism, with mediators in egypt and qatar accusing israel of violatingn law. the united nations also called the decision alarming, saying aid is a fundamental right, not a bargaining chip. meanwhile, pope francis is in stable condition as he battles pneumonia and other respiratory issues that have had him hospitalized since mid-february. the vatican put a statement out yesterday explaining the 88 year old pontiff no longer needed mechanical ventilation to breathe. meanwhile, his condition appears to have improved. doctors remain cautious about his recovery due to the nature of his illness. the pope met with two vatican officials yesterday and offered his thanks to well-wishers for their prayers and taking it back here at home. health and human services secretary robert f kennedy jr has written a new op ed for fox news urging americans to get vaccinated against measles amid a growing outbreak in texas and several other states. rfk jr writes this in part as health care providers, community leaders and policymakers, we have a shared responsibility to protec

officials from israel, qatar, egypt and the u.s. have been involved in negotiations in cairo.es back without withdrawing troops, but hamas is accuse israel of delaying the second phase. other challenges, of course, israel has said hamas cannot be involved in govern,ing after the war while hamas if has indicated it could be willing to hand over power, israeli officials say they will do whatever it takes to free the hostages. >> if there will be no understanding and there will be no clear path to move if forward and to build a new vision for the region without hamas, we will keep the option for resuming our military operation. >> reporter: meanwhile, many palestinians marked the first day of ramadan with fasting and more worries. the third and final phase of the ceasefire if agreement would include reconstruction of gaza. >> translator: most people's homes have been destroyed. some people can't afford to shop for ram a can. but our hope in god is great -- ramadan. god does not forget the bless anyone with his grace. >> reporter: the u.n. secretary-general will head to cairo next