to push forward so for reaction to the latest airstrikes in gaza we will bring in our panel today ariel gold she's the national co-director of code pink and a u.s. mideast foreign policy expert and of course john jordan he's a political commentator and former naval intelligence officer there joining us to discuss these latest developments ariel let's start with you increased strikes are seeing a disparate number of casualties in gaza over $41.00 children 2 dozen women the total number inching towards $200.00 totals on the israeli side still in single digits has the response from israel been proportional to this threat. the response for israel and i wouldn't call it a response i would call it russian for israel has never been proportionate it hasn't been proportionate for 73 years as israel has continuously removed indigenous palestinian populations from their lands it hasn't been proportionate as israel has held gaza in a blockade of air land and sea and it hasn't been proportionate in any of the creepiest massacres that israel has carried out in gaza i believe the death toll has actual

colombiano experto en política (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >>> ariel es investigador y asesor de variasás por la relación con el presidente iván duque y los manifestantes >>> nacho muchas gracias por la invitación hay una fatiga en las calles después de dos semanas de manifestaciones pero habrá diferentes matices en las manifestaciones pero el gobierno ha tomado decisiones para dar muestras a los marchantes que son de diferentes sectores pero muchos no están representados en el comité del paro los próximos dos días van a marcar lo que va a pasar >>> la pregunta es quién se hace cargo de los muertos >>> en este momento hay 3 puntos centrales de debate el primero que piden los manifestantes es justicia para los caídos que los 40 muertos la mayoría a manos de la policía no puede quedar impune pero el gobierno no quiere reformar la policía ni cambiar su cúpula y muchas familias están aguantando hambre 20 millones de colombianos tienen problemas para poner 3 platos de comida al día y también ajustes constitucionales que piden los manifestantes y esto va a destruir la economía colombiana si c

and for reaction to the latest airstrikes in gaza i was joined earlier by our panel today ariel gold she's national co-director of code pink and u.s. mideast foreign policy expert and john jordan is a political commentator and former naval intelligence officer here is our conversation. well israel is out to finish hamas they want to send a message right now that they're going to they're going to prosecute this to the end they're not going to put up with the rocket attacks anymore no more proportional to for tat that israel is israel is in the counterterrorism business for real here secondly israelis want to send a message worldwide that they take their own national security very seriously and this has implications for iran and what they're basically saying by not saying it is that should iran continue its path towards a nuclear weapon that israel will not sit idly by so this is sending a message worldwide to israel the idea is that raises the stakes with other world powers that to prevent a conflagration. a broader conflict in the in the in the region that iran needs to that iran ira

. >> by 2009, rachel and todd had two little daughters eva and ariel. >> he always seemed very involved and very engaged with the kids and to me, always seemed to be trying to help rachel and give her a break. >> rachel and todd to us were like the perfect little family. >> mh-mm. >> they were both very proactive parent, loving parents, caring parents, as well to each other a couple. they seemed like the perfect couple. >> and in our experience, we saw todd more on a social level with the kids than we saw rachel. >> not every day, mind you. todd landed a lucrative job with an international pharmaceutical company. grew expense account soft on his desk-bound track toward what he called a "c" suite as in c-e-o. the only catch was, his office was a long drive away in the san francisco bay area and, not wanting to uproot his family, todd got an apartment in town, returning home to the airpark for the weekends. which meant of course, that rachel was now anchored to home, and two toddlers, monday through friday. she was soon quite restless. so she put her kids into day care and got a full time

ariel, cuÉntame un poco de este estudio.ue se deje de usar petrÓleo, gasolina diciendo que no es econÓmicamente sustentable o sostenible. >> despuÉs de nuestras investigaciones fue claro que las comunidades que son mÁs pro y las que son mÁs afectadas por toda la contaminaciÓn de emisiones han sido dejadas atrÁs en esta dÉcada de polÍticas de transiciÓn al transporte limpio . Éstas comunidades no estÁn siendo beneficiadas por estas polÍticas y han estado dejadas atrÁs en esta transiciÓn al transporte limpio. a medida que california esta transiciÓn a un transporte limpio, es muy importante que tengamos una agenda sÓlida y multifacÉtica de polÍtica de transporte limpio centrada en la dualidad a todos. >> empecemos por decir y que esto tiene que ver con grupos que no tienen ingresos suficientes como para comprarse un vehÍculo elÉctrico. no ponen en esos sitios un lugar donde conectar tu vehÍculo para poder tenerlo. luego la gente que vive ahÍno se compra un vehÍculo elÉctrico. es un cÍrculo vicioso. dÓnde se rompe ? locutor: el

me imagino mi hijo cayendo por esa ventana, no puedo >>> una cÁmara de seguridad captÓ en que josÉ ariele se lanzÓ. >> eso le tapaba aquÍ arriba para que no entrara el aire junto con esto que estaba asÍ >>> baÑados en lÁgrimas con quienes se encontraba bajaron esperando lo peor pero para la sorpresa el niÑo sobreviviÓ >>> Él cayÓ en un toldo y de aÍi rebotÓ hasta el momento la policÍa investiga el incidente como un accidente y se desconoce cuÁnto tiempo mÁs pasarÁ el niÑo en el hospital >>> estÁ postrado en una cama el cuerpo entero no puede moverse >>> mientras tanto otra madre migrantes ha visto el sueÑo cumplido de tener a sus 3 niÑos a su lado les contamos la odisea >>> para reunir con sus 2 hijos que cruzaron solo la frontera casi un mes despuÉs ha llegado su niÑa la mÁs pequeÑas >> marÍa vargas nos cuenta >> primero la emociÓn invade a estas 2 hermanitas luego el encuentro entre padre e hijo finalmente el abrazo de esta madre y su pequeÑa despuÉs de 2 aÑos y medio de separaciÓn >>> mi felicidad no era completa pero gracias a mi dios, alegrÍa, emociÓn. >> hace casi un mes que notici

for more insight, ariel investment's chief investment officer is here. thank you for joining us.here is always going to be a little noise, but this chart of tech going up into the right for a decade longer, can they be sustained? >> no. i think today, we have seen all the risks of the valuation risk of the tech bubble in the late 1990's. on top of that, we are seeing the credit risk of the financial crisis. i think investors should try to manage risks and not just returns. caroline: talk to us about how you manage those risks while also still not seeing an erosion of the values through inflation. how do you make a return on this environment? >> you are exactly right. one must get a positive return on one's invested capital. the regime change you referenced in the market, i believe what worked in the last decade is not going to work and it will -- not going to work in the next decade. going forward, i think capital appreciation is going to be extremely hard to come by because jobs will be richly valued all over the world. you do have a handful of ideas that can do quite well. i do

we can speak to ariel gold, who has a u. s. middle east foreign policy unless she joins us live from new york via skype . you're more than a middle east analyst. you an advocate if the boy caught divestment sanction movement that seeks to isolate israel internationally tell us what that is and how exactly boycotting can impact the situation on the ground. i am also the national co director of code, pink worry women, lead grassroots anti war organization. yeah. so right now what we are seeking to do is begin to block a weapon. so it's really more of a weapon transfer since the u. s. gave israel the money, but we're seeking to lock these weapons from being given to israel. imminently 700 . $35000000.00 in us weapons to be used for further is brailey war crimes you you've been banned from entering israel now. is that right for your stance? on boy coughing, can you explain what happened there? well i used to travel to palestine one or 2 times a year to stay for an extended period of time. often in the flash point west bank city of

there was a big massacre in newness when ariel sharon, as a young commander and these really army, led a raid into her newness in 56 and killed over a 1000. people lined them up against the wall and shot them. so this idea that a kind of music view of gaza history starts and ends with us. the other issue is plastic surgery is reconstructive surgery. you know, if you cannot use your hand, cannot use your hand, you cannot use your hand. it means that your, your income generating ability diminishes greatly. it means that your life is heading in a trajectory. that's my barber needs, classic surgery. so he can stand up not so that he can pace this and a little large, but no. so he can feed himself and just children, so he can try to undo even by what ever measure that we can give him, the damage that the weapons of war have inflicted on his body and his life. so this idea that these people are having some kind of luxury surgery is false and insidious. in the bonus edition of the stream we aim to bring you tiny, my wits that you don't get to see during the live show after iraq top the discus

there was a big massacre in newness when ariel sharon, as a young commander and these really army, led a raid into her newness in 56 and killed over a 1000. people lined them up against the wall and shot them. so this idea that a kind of music, a view of god of history, starts and ends with us. the other issue is plastic surgery is reconstructive surgery. you know, if you cannot use your hand to not use your hand, you cannot use your hand. it means that your, your income generating ability diminishes greatly. it means that your life is heading in a trajectory. that's my barber needs, plastic surgery. so he can stand up not so that he can ace this and, and little large but know, so he can feed himself and his children. so he can try to undo even by what ever measure that we can give him, the damage that the weapons of war has inflicted on his body and his life. so this idea that these people are having some kind of luxury surgery is false and and insidious. in the bonus edition of the stream, we aim to bring you to find my wits that you don't get to see during the live show after iraq t

the environmental organization has released ariel 1st laying bad the scale of the damage in northern brazil. yano. mommy was the activists believe as many as 20000 prospectors operating that illegal mining has increased unchecked on the president. valuables in our is repeatedly said, there was of is too big. he wants to legalize mining in the area. romano. battista is a spokesman for green peace, brazil. he explains how badly the mining is damaging the what we need a huge increase on the numbers of legal minus and the use of large equipment to do these. there are several problems that these cars, the 1st in most more abuse is the distortion of the forest, the deforestation that they caused, but they say for all other problems, the contamination for medical you, for example, that content need to do what is these go food to fish, and after you go to the food for the people that live in the forest, are brazilian you to, to, of research in health make research with the moon to the people from the 5 states and 100 percent of the people that they test. they have the facts, often, mercury,

plantations will take they take advantage of these people's poverty they've taken over the county at ariel he brought in locals used chain times but the real problem is that the cannabis plantations are illegally stealing electricity that's why the power grid collapsed. on there so it doesn't matter how much the electricity companies gives and they just need to have the police go in and clear everything out. of local police only have limited powers i used to says the central government has to do something but they won't. be a minute doesn't understand why not. violence is in the air here it's a ghetto a ghetto for the poor and that generates crime a lot of people are using drugs and selling them that's not good it needs to stop the other has become a drug dealers battle field a few years ago that was not the case when the oyster north korea fingers on your. reality is a place with many faces this is just one of them. it's really up to speed now with some of the other world news germany's october fest has been cancelled for a 2nd year in a row the very end premier marcus says the safety ris

iran look i know perfectly well what you're doing so i'm going to take a few pages out of the say ariel sharon playbook of how to defend and keep israel and israeli jews safe. you know. even if we accept that and it's of course that we all know that not to now has been for the last 12 years you know using iran for as a pretext for anything that he wants to do whether in gaza the west bank in lebanon in syria and elsewhere so clearly iran has been used as a pretext for him to do whatever he wanted to do but now that the by the administration is continuing the negotiations with their aims and beyond and probably we could have a breakthrough sometime soon i think clearly for him whatever he wanted to do if you want to connect to your own if he actually you know insisted on doing that that's over because there are so many thought that you can hit in gaza. there's so much pain you can inflict on the people of gaza the continual beyond today would simply as i said earlier boxing man as more and more by the seniors and more and more arabs even more and more out of disease not such fied are edu

could have a world in a moment of prosperity and stability of a quake where go no further boden if ariel power thank you for your insight thank you to for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website at www dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com for west slash a.j. insights or he can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story on the hash and what are the entire team here and don't have i don't know. a series of special events is being planned to mark 100 years since the creation of northern arc but gregg's it has renewed old tensions and put irish reunification back on the agenda al-jazeera will be reporting from both sides of the border in this wild storm moment for irish politics. a small boy and his brother rescued from war in gaza by the red cross i hold was and we were 1st placed on a red cross truck now a world leader in crisis management and a highly regarded doctor in chicago who still misses her homeland just one day i was possibly thinking of returning to jordan al jazeera world mee

the environmental organization has released ariel voters lane bad, the scale of the damage in northern brazil, yano mommy reserve active as believe the as many as 20000 prospectors operating in the area. the illegal mining is increased on checks on the president job will nora who has repeatedly said the reserve is too big and that he wants to legalize mining their romano. but he says a spokesman for greenpeace brazil and explains how badly the mining is damaging the . yeah, no money reserves, what needs a huge increase on the numbers of legal minors and the use of large equipment to do these. there are several problems that the scholars, the 1st in most more abuse its distribution of the forest, the deforestation that they caused. but they severe all other problems, the contamination for medical you, for example, that content need their waters, these go food to fish. and after you go to the food for the people that live in the forest, brazilian institute of research and in help make research with the moon to the people from the 5 states and 100 percent of the people that the test they

the fish ariel sharon. and that feeling you're like oh we're going to. kind of talk about a little. more my style or a. year late date should leave a bet to end the day a bylaw with the book you have to deal with. yeah definitely could wish to be said which was this didn't last long. because it. really expected in a very very unequal i don't know no no no no no no no. port moresby the capital of pop the new guinea is ranked one of the most dangerous cities in the world one no one east investigate the violent against the stealing feel on the streets on al-jazeera. understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world so no matter when you will be the news and current affairs that matter to you. india's deadliest week yet criticism ounce of a prime minister of moody's handling of the covert 19 catastrophe the spreading across the country. hello i'm adrian forgive this is a.

they will they're cowards and tended to say that they're cowards i think it's a professional manager ariel class they'd legitimize their fear you know you know george i don't want to go down this road. hole too deep here but you know let's look at the issue of racism in slave lee and reparations i mean if you look at you know white people didn't invent slavery white people were enslaved of all through history ok and the historical fact is that it was white people that ended slavery as we know it today and the world almost completely eradicated it it still does exist in some pockets but it was it was and i have to give the the english the credit you know they said this is not good we're going to use our our vast sea power we're going to start hounding these people to destroy this trade i mean that happened over the last few 100 years from time immemorial there is been slavery but to these wolk is walking around it it's something that's been around for 300 years i mean it's so a historical and it's cynical go ahead george. exactly right and the exact. the. colored people are not the only one

what we have already been saying such actions are the illegal on the human to the nation only rate ariel all and all is sure to fuel tensions underground now earlier on monday it was the annual planned to select day march there was discussion amongst the israeli security forces as to whether or not it should be cancelled but the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said no as did right wing elements said that they would not give in. they would not give in to the kind of stimmung provocations so the march went to his aid when the sirens sounded to the march disbanded but people here came out onto the streets despite these scenes we have to be is mainly prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying that his security forces will continue to act this way and will not give in all of them given to what he calls root elements and extremist elements here in jerusalem now there are signs that the violence which worked in the last year is escalating and spreading to other areas as you can see behind me the israeli police are firing stun grenades at protesters who have been throwing bottles and gla

are over the years in 2008, just 3 years after israel withdrew from the strip, it launched a 3 week ariel and ground campaign, almost 1400 palestinians in the 13 israelis were killed. the u. n. fed garza suffered $1100000000.00 worth of damage in 2012. a 175 palestinians were killed during an 8 day offensive in an operation by the israeli army called pillar of defense for israeli civilians and one soldier died. the deadliest defensive in garza was in 2014 more than 2250 palestinians were killed. 500 of whom were children. $67.00 israeli soldiers and 6 civilians were also killed. half a 1000000 people would displace and $20000.00 buildings destroyed or left uninhabitable in garza, while the international committee of the red cross is urging parties to come to a political solution to the conflict wanting that without one cycle of violence will continue. we need to break the cycle of violence. in other words, we need a credible political process. you mention it some that people in guess who over the last 1015 years have been treat time to those cycle of violence, destruction and trauma. and

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the second one was started by ariel sharon when he was the leader of the opposition in israel.e later became prime minister. but he later insisted that israelis move out of gaza and gave it, so to speak, to the palestinians. there has been no peace ever since. a couple more points. where do these rockets come from? i'm guessing iran, so iran is a player in gaza. secondly, they have much improved guidance systems on them than did rockets 20 years ago, meaning they can hit their targets more easily. the good news for israel the iron dome system which many of us in congress supported over the years which is stopping 90%, but 10% aren't getting stopped. so what should happen now? the world should be paying attention, not just the u.s. the u.n. has been asked to intervene. i don't know if that will happen. i agree there should be biden representatives on the ground. i understand in two to four weeks more people will be named to these posts. it's a tricky thing to find people to be named to go there. i applaud biden for having a strategy for foreign policy. that includes focusing on

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and ariel send it over to you. >> a live news if you're a fan of the forty-niners the warriors or thesuperhero movies. now we know who read venom is rooting for. but first, the forty-niners. if you want to get into levi's. you sure kids the niners are opening their doors to local teenagers who want to get a covid shot and parents can tag along. will tran is at levi's right now looking for a kid to adopt will. >> oh, my goodness. i'm walking by cru 60. he my adoptive son or daughter because if you are 16 to 19 years old. you can go inside levi stadium tonight, tomorrow or thursday between 5, 37 30 at night. >> and get vaccinated and the forty-niners as if the vaccine wasn't good enough, they're sweetening the pot. they are giving the first 100 people every night free forty-niners, whatever that may be t-shirt hat, whatever. but free is free right. and then you get to go on to the field. going to walk on it. but you get to do a selfie with the field in the background and then you go into the visitor's locker room. that's always interesting to see how small actually their lockers are. th

the bottom line is ariel vehicles are a national security threat to the u.s. that can do 600 or 700 g forces fly at 1,000 miles an hour that can evade radar and that fly through air and water and possibly space. >> gillian: as an indication of just how seriously the u.s. government is now taking the issue, back in august the pentagon reactivated its ufo task force the group that focuses exclusively on monitoring what they call an official government language unidentified aerial phenomena. >> bret: up next the panel on the middle east conflict and the politics of wearing masks. beyond our borders the president the philippines bars cabinet from talking about the south china sea in public. strong rebukes by ministers against china's conduct in the contested waters. a break in the pandemic for india. the number of new cases has plunged by nearly 70% in mumbai over the past week. after a peak of 11,000 daily cases the city is now seeing fewer than 2,000 a day. and pubs and restaurants in the united kingdom reopen for indoor service for the first time since early ja

good morning, james and ariel. i like how you put that road to compromise and. >> white. the white house knew this counter proposal was going to be coming. and the president said he's already going to meet with republican senators next week to discuss it. so working on that compromise. but he didn't shy away from addressing the elephant in the room during his remarks on thursday. >> president joe biden is issuing a stark warning to republicans who stand in the way of his infrastructure goals. we're going to try to take credit. >> you've done. don't get in the way. what we still need to do. his response comes after gop senators issued a 928 billion dollars counteroffer to his one 0.7 trillion dollar infrastructure plan. we're trying to get to that common goal reaching a bipartisan infrastructure agreement the republican proposal includes 506 billion for roads and bridges. 72 billion for water infrastructure and 65 billion for broadband. a big sticking point for gop senators is sticking to core physical infrastructure. republicans made clear the president's plan to raise co

so we'll stay on top of your commute free this morning drive safe and ariel, send it over to you.aura at 6.19 in the east san leandro, mother of 3. >> says she is being targeted by 3 men who shot the windows of her home. they were bb guns that you hear there. and this this week in that neighborhood. her home is along ridge haven drive. and you can see a man and 2 others shooting. the b b's. >> at the home linda lose first floor windows were shattered. as you can see, she says this has happened more than once. >> i'm appalled about it. >> that's the thing because that children here and at the safety for my children. i mean, just for feel vulnerable. i i don't know why that are getting my my family. i don't like it. a really dumb. are you happy? are how is your conscious now happen if you actually did shoot my children. >> diaz is just terrifying for her. and here's a closer look at the man who did it. she has filed a police report. police are looking for the man that you see here. >> state attorney general rob bonta says his office will investigate. is best to gate, i should say th

it launched a 3 week ariel and ground campaign, almost 1400 palestinians, and 13 israelis were killed. the u. n. fed garza suffered $1100000000.00 worth of damage in 2012, 175 palestinians were killed during an 8 day offensive in an operation by these railey army, called pillar of defense for israeli civilians and one soldier died. the deadliest defensive though was in 2014 more than 2250 palestinians were killed. 500 of whom were children. 67 israeli soldiers and 6 civilians were killed. half a 1000000 people were also displaced and 20000 buildings either destroyed or left uninhabitable in garza. well, the international committee of the red cross is urging the parties to try and find a political solution to the conflict wanting that in the absence of one, the cycle of violence will continue. we need to break the cycle of violence. in other words, we need a credible political process. you mention it, some that people in guess who over the last 1015 years have been treat time to those cycle of violence, destruction, and trauma. and if we don't want to be here in a couple of a couple of

now ariel send it back to you..34 in the east bay to man faces charges in connection with the killing. >> of donald staff under alijah jordan, brooks and marquese johnson. simon were arrested on friday. donald staffing or was reported missing last july. his car was found days later in san leandro where police believe a violent crime took place and nearly a week after staffer was reported missing. his body was then found at huckleberry botanic regional preserve in oakland. his mother has been left heartbroken over her death. but she is grateful that police have made arrests. i thank god them. they've been working hard. and i appreciate all. >> i'm just trying stay strong and keep moving and keep fighting for donald for justice for because he was a great and he didn't deserve what ever happened to him? he didn't deserve it. >> the alameda county da is expected to charge jordan brooks with murder and johnson. simon with accessory to murder. >> in the south bay. police are looking for the person who shot a driver along

we went to town of ariel. we were there from the 25th of july tommy moved and said because back then and we're setting up in tents and believe me. that was no easy project. so you know, it's say this the map shows you what the tents were like it was a full service hospital full service full service everything. batch of mass casualties. did your train prepare you for what you saw what you had to do? i think pretty much so. i think pretty much so yeah, although like when we're in station hospitals in fort gordon for camp coordinary human call it. i was in the medical end of it, you know where i was the words i was in there. but even so when you when you with it with the training we had the we knew. when we went into combat, i was in a surgical ward or you know, they i think it was if i remember right it was the chest and stomach wounds. they did, you know this award had checks at chest and stomachs. this one has something else. you know i'm saying. so you knew basically we do training. we had we knew what we wer

is sending the vomiting ariel's needed to manufacture vaccines but president biden has said that the u.s. the world trade organization still haven't made a decision on removing the peyton's the intellectual property rights on vaccines which india has been asking the world trade organization to do so that countries like india like south africa can manufacture vaccines at a much cheaper cost is that so that elizabeth thrown in new delhi well the situation unfolding in india demonstrates why the boost a jobs could be essential to new variants of the growth of birth u.k. government has confirmed it is assessing the possible need for a 3rd vaccine for the elderly vulnerable initially to be given later this year so let's take this on with lawrence young who is of religious to work medical school joins us now from the u.k. lauren so the just tell us more about this the idea i guess is for the same vaccine to be administered a 3rd time sir. well this is being looked into we know from existing data and data is being developed that is all the time the thing with the similar vaccine will give y

documented, think about how long it took to get verification of the fact that there were bombs and arielthat were really part of that disclosure. so i think part of what reparations does, part of what damages does is to allow us to reckon with this history and to tell a different story that is more accurate and also erases some of this mythology that has dplept about pull yourselves up by your boot straps. they did and look what happened at that time. >> yeah. that's a really good point. you hear that a lot, pull yourself up by your boot straps. people are blatantly ignorant. demario, this case could be precedent setting. what do you say to people, i am not responsible for what people did 100 years ago. you want me to pay and take my money to address this situation. explain to people what the situation is and what the lawsuit actually says. you're not going in bank accounts snatching funds, it's bigger than that. >> absolutely. the individuals perpetrating the massacres may be dead but the entities that authorized it, armed the white mob, they're still here. those entities are the city o

so is the major investor, john rodgers, of ariel capital.ret concert. we'll take you there next. >>> for those of without local news, "cbs this morning saturday" will return in a few minutes. for now, i'm ian lee with a look beyond this morning's headlines. invented by the french but popularized by the brits, the penny farthing is a big wheel from the 19th century and is making a comeback. whoever said it's as easy as riding a bike never rode a penny farthing. neil lotten runs the penny farthing club in london. >> so unusual. the bikes had their day, their fame was in the 1870s to 1890s. >> there's a reason the term "breakneck speed" comes from these bikes. before gears, the bigger the tire, the faster and further you'd go. oh, and there are no brakes. >> this is a queen -- >> its name penny farthing was coined from centuries' old currency. >> the farthing is the small coin. >> when the pandemic hit sdr, m and more people gave the classics a spin. bike shops saw demand double. one will cost a pretty penny, though, about $2,000. to ride this

. ♪ look at this stuff ♪ >> my favorite mermaid is ariel.e. >> reporter: first class petty officer in the navy code by has been able to spend most of emma's life at home. when the pandemic hit he was deployed causing him to miss her 6th and 7th birthday. >> missing anything that goes on in the family is always hard. >> a lot of types i heard when is dad coming home? >> it was upsetting just to miss her birthday, you know, two years in a row. >> reporter: with the help. the uso in honor of their 80th anniversary and the give more than thanks campaign we are surprising emma and redoing her birthday taking her under the sea. but first an outfit change. >> my name is ginger, i have a friend and i just got off her shell phone with her and she told me she wants to talk to you. >> hi, emma. oh, it's so wonderful to see you. emma, you look beautiful. i see that your daddy is with you. you know, he looks just as regal and wonderful as my daddy king triton. thank you so much for spending time with me, starfish. mwah. >> emma, have you ever had a princ

. >>> and as both israel and gaza deal with the damage caused by the continuing exchange of ariel assaultsother expansion of the violence israel's military says at least three rockets were fired from lebanon towards israel no injuries reported there and there are also reports israel is hitting gaza with artillery and tank shells as 9,000 reservists are called up in what could be preparations for a ground invasion >>> cnbc now reporting colonel pipeline did pay a ransom after being hit by a cyberattack that caused fuel shortagesin the southeast. at her weekly briefing with reporters she thinks it is a mistake for ransomware victims to pay up. >> we don't want people to think there is money in it for them to threaten the critical infrastructure in our country. >> very complicated situation. back over to you, wolf >> leslie, thank you so much. >>> bitcoin taking a major hit today. tesla is suspending vehicle purchases using bitcoin due to environmental concerns bank of america has highlighting that it is the equivalent of 2.1 million cars being driven over the course of a year on the flipside

i have to say the ariel funding is up 27% year to date clearly we have narrowed the gap between our valuationsexpectations. for our own companies for the whole market they have come in better one cautionary note. that last jobs number was spooky and that consumer confidence number today was spooky. if we get a couple more of those, i'm not going to be quite as confident as i've been. >> charlie, alicia, thank you for joining us have a great weekend >>> still ahead, airline stocks are soaring on the cdc's new mask guidance. up next, we'll ask an analyst whether there's still time to cash in on the carriers. >>> plus the ceo of ftx on whether bitcoin can bounce back from this week's huge sell-off we're back in 90 seconds >>> airline stocks getting a lift today this comes as the cdc relaxed its mask guidelines saying fully vaccinated people don't have to wear masks or socially distance indoors. federal rules still mandate all travelers do wear masks and people are on the move the tsa screening more than 1.7 million travelers at airport checkpoints yesterday, the highest since the pandemic began.

for a look ahead at the rest of the week for the white house, we turn to ariel parker, bloomberg newseporter joining us via zoom. good morning. we hear that president biden will mark the anniversary of the death of george floyd in some manner. anymore reporting details coming out? guest: our sources tell us president biden will host george floyd's family. we have seen him quite vocal about the issue over the past year. he will be hosting the family at the white house tomorrow. the white house will also be releasing further details about what that entails later today. host: the white house getting questions last week about meeting this deadline for a compromise bill. president biden said he wanted to have, whether it was the george floyd justice in policing act or some sort of police reform legislation, together by the anniversary of george floyd's death. likely to get more questions about it this week? guest: absolutely. it looks like the deadline will slip. as he mentioned it, he said the may 25 deadline -- as you mentioned it, he set the may 25 deadline for the policing bill. it loo