anne soy, bbc news, adre.ake your life to the scenes in— i just want to take your life to the scenes in wadi in gaza, we have just _ to the scenes in wadi in gaza, we have just had _ to the scenes in wadi in gaza, we have just had information. we havejust had information come through about something hamas has said in relation to the ceasefire, so according to reuters, in the past few minutes, hamas has said that israel was delaying the implementation of the gaza ceasefire terms by preventing displaced palestinians from returning to north of the enclave, warning that such delays could have repercussions for the subsequent stages of the agreement. now, let mejust explain, if you have been watching for the past hour or so, you will have seen that there were huge numbers of palestinians waiting there at the checkpoint crossing in wadi, waiting to be able to return to northern gaza, but they were prevented from doing so because the israeli government had said that hamas had breached the ceasefire deal by not releas

shares of the biggest wind turbine maker, there's your adr, it's down almost 10% right now. slammed. this stock has lost a third of its value in a year. and then alaska. another executive order is targeting that state, revoking most regulations that prevent the development of alaska and natural resources. that order is called the unleashing alaska's extraordinary energy potential. and finally, if that wasn't enough, trump ending the pause on new lng projects, which could be very good this week for the ipo of venture global. that is one of the biggest energy ipos ever. so kelly, these are huge. they are broadly worded. there's lots of lobbyists and states, all going over these words and trying to figure out what they mean. i don't know, those are the headlines, but at least we have the market today to give us a little sense of it all. >> one of the questions to ask is whether oil will not only fall today on these announcements, but whether it will stay down. so it's interesting to hear vickie saying yeah, i think we can boost production. do investors want them to with an oil

facility use is is really substantial and i also appreciate steps in implementation of the mandatory adr for any use after this besides the social service and residential so this does have my support and i wish the organization the very best. so my question in someone make a motion although he's going to try are you going to try i will make a motion for this to go forward. >> second, very good commissioners if there's no further deliberation there's a motion that has been seconded to approve this matter with conditions of that motion. commissioner campbell high commissioner mcgarry high commissioner williams i'm commissioner braun high commissioner imperial high commissioner moore and commission president so i so move commissioners that motion passes unanimously 7 to 0 commissioners have a place to send you discretionary review calendar for item 17 case number 2023 hyphen 011348 drp for the property at 1932 through 1934 jefferson street this is a discretionary review discharge in exchange for a stretch so leaders okay good afternoon president so commissioners david winslow staff architec

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i wonder how much we see adr's and depositary receipts from chinese companies in the u.s.the tensions? lynn: there have been some deals that have come to the u.s. market but they are fewer and further between. because of geopolitical policy between the two countries it is still very early. let's see how things progress in the next few months between the u.s. and china. they will be additional clarity on that topic. jonathan: are you confident there could be a resolution? donald trump has not been as aggressive as some people thought he might be in his first two days. lynn: i think he is very pragmatic when it comes to considering the ramifications of geopolitical tensions. lisa: do you feel if people are being careful of this particular davos? yeah, we are excited. there's a lot of optimism. or, do people have a concrete sense of what the next year is going to look like? lynn: people are optimistic in pockets. there is questions around, you know, the geopolitical landscape. it is probably the biggest one. tariffs in particular. the knock on effect of questions around tarif