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so let's just listening to see right the way we have what appears to be the 1st person to be for us the coach carried by looks like a to remember the passing security there. remember the, the red cross, natalie? my, we know the oldest person to be released out of this a $183.00. and a group of prisoners is 61 years old. the youngest to be $21.00. clearly this a man in a frail conditioned middle like a box which in the tank was being carried to find we know a 111 by the sinews who were sent to be released with the change from jobs that i was some patients to do to solve it, sir. i see in the last 15 months. interesting to note that most of the posting and prisoners who does change from gaza. there we go. few more prisoners to release the one or 2 of them wearing. i'm assuming this goes because it was saying some of those who were arrested in gaza were actually taken to the victoria's kids. the prison. i was just to remind you was in the negative desert. it was the subject of the investigation by is really human rights groups and including bip 7, the alleged sexual mental and physical abu

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possible to be successful. it's clear that something decisions have to be made here in brussels and across the you were being confident to consider some of the key questions on the issues involved. we spoke with pasco donahue, he's the president of the oral group, which is the collection of the 20 finance ministers which make up the rules on your own group, president pasco. don't know. thank you very much for speaking to us here on business beyond not at all device to be on your program. now i believe this is the 1st gathering of the oral group since the re election to the presidency in the america of donald trump. my 1st question to you today would be, is your up ready for trump 2.0? so i believe europe will be ready for from 2.0 because we have a track record of being able to adjust to really big strategic developments that takes place south flower in the world. but we do have work that we need to do. we need to deepen the foundations of the euro with regard to capital markets with regard to banking union. an

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it could be numerous sites or could be one large site. but the people will be able to live in comfort and peace and we'll get to, we'll make sure something really spectacular is done. they're going to have peace and that going to be shot and killed and destroyed like this. civilization of, of wonderful peoples has had to endure. the only reason the palestinians want to go back to gaza is they have no alternative. it's right now a demolition side. this is just a demolition side. virtually every building is down there, living under fall and concrete. that's very dangerous and very precarious. they instead can occupy all of a beautiful area with homes and safety and they can live out their lives in peace and harmony instead of having to go back and do it again. do us, we'll take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with the 2 without it and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous, unexploded bombs and other weapons under side the level of the side and get rid of the destroyed buildings level. it add, create an economic develo

some of you will be on that soon to be hallowed ground.ple of you that i can see right now. it is the president's sole opinion. [laughter] and i have given myself a 25 year period and then somebody else by that time. it will be very built up. it will be something very special and i hope that congress will fully fund this wonderfully unifying project at the first possible opportunity. it's not going to be a lot of money. it will be very important so that more of our people can be inspired by the faith and courage of patriots like those who we honor in these halls. one of the incredible americans whose memory my order will celebrate is also recognized with a statue in the capitol from the great state of north carolina, who everyone loved, reverend billy graham. my father used to take me to watch the crusades. he would take me to yankee stadium. i remember so well and i remember it more than any yankee games. and i've seen a lot of yankee games. the people loved him. i saw him with franklin, i don't know if franklin is here. i've got top know

we will be record numbers.our secretary of interior, we were talking, doug is here, hello, doug, please stand up, dug. doug burgum, everybody. [applause] we are talking about the pipeline in alaska which is the closest point of major oil and gas to japan by japan by four and half the distance of any other location. we are talking about joint venture of some type between japan and us having to deal with alaska oil and gas. that is exciting and they are very excited about it and so where are we. as we deepen our economic relationship, the united states will conduct trade based on the principle of fairness and reciprocity. chronic trade deficits, not only undermine our economy, but they really do. we will get rid of the trade. we have a trade deficit with japan $100 billion. but we will work that out and i think quickly, frankly. we can do it on oil and gas. we can work it out. we intend to do it quickly. we both understand that. as america welcomes foreign investment, we also want to ensure companies build their

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we should be, we should be an example to the rest of the world. then you'll look adams tag here. us. thank you. that's it for the show. we'll be back with the brand new episode on site game until then keep in touch my last social media of until it sends a new country and to our channel going on. they're going to be hon. they'll come to us new and old episodes of going on the grounds. he's having the the stuff for the summer shift towards opportunities such as you're done with the bishop should do this vehicle. is it the economic model have us for this next time and see if it's doesn't figured that's about us. so we came up on me to come and say ok, even though it was the name of the old keeps spirits a company in some village, developing bio chemical weapons inside ukraine. also guns got to watch some news move in a solution, you know, wasn't cheaper to use the white glove service cost, but he's because of the same issue the we never received 100000000000 out of these 177 or even 200 and some people say this is important. i don't know where all th

so, we could be a bit softer. but if you keep that high tone, with the usb ready to exert pressure so that those three governments cannot be invited to the summit of the americas? moreover, if these three governments were enemies of humanity, they will be invited. i know the decisions of the president on this matter. so the united states wouldn't share with those governments the decision on who to invite? the dominican republic will be hosting. i do not know how else to talk about a resume that has forced about 8 million citizens to leave venezuela. they imprison, they torture innocent individuals. in the case of cuba, significant portions of the population have left the country. they have imprisoned over 500 persons including children and women because they were part of demonstrations in the streets. nicaragua, and presenting political opponents. every country that has been pursued by justice in nicaragua. they are even deporting nuns. they have a fight against the catholic church, a fight against religious repre

does he already be inside? saudi arabia was swift to attack transplant to ethnically cleanse guys, even though it was in the middle of the night. saturday time when the us president sitting beside israel, is netanyahu. so to defacto destabilize, egypt and jordan with millions of refugees as expected vessel states in europe and no sovereignty were muted by trumps erroneous claim, that saudi arabia no longer thinks about the city and state also and good china, russia. and they to remember tech a, this is trump facilitated ukraine bombing of russia, bones, somalia, and signed in order to approve bombing iran. well that in a week that i'll be so a trump operating the c i a, and shelving the globally destructive u. s. a. i the agency that he, a veteran kind of learns wilkerson is in full of students, virginia. he was chief of staff with the us state department, know that by mach rubio, when nato power has invaded the rock. kind of thank so much for coming on right off the top. i suppose. i better ask you despite all

it might be medical bill. it might be bill, it might be gas, it might be education bill. it's not about social issues. people do not come to my town hall meetings and flood the discussion with, you know, all bathroom that happened. but they all talk about the economy. they all talk about the where the second word is. bill. you know, we've been very concerned about increases in electric rates and pge and our utility and i'm working to try to hold rate of increase to inflation. we're not there yet, but we're making some headway and going to push it. but that's what people are going to want to talk about. that's why thought here in the last couple of days go out on the capital, a frigid day and say, we're going to be talking about working and their needs. and for when i used and i was the first person really to be asked about marriage equality, this was like 15 years before it became big public issue. i have never had to utter one other sentence and i can now into a progressive room, i can walk into a conservative room and nods their head, and people who may differ know with

trump: i will be having. it will be very easy for japan. we have a fantastic relationship.nk we'll have any problem whatsoever. they want fairness also. >> [speaking another language] [speaking japanese] >> do you have a reaction to the new "time" magazine cover that has elon musk sitting behind your resolute desk? pres. trump: no. >> [speaking japanese] pres. trump: is "time" magazine still in business? i didn't know that. [laughter] elon is doing a great job. he's finding tremendous fraud and corruption in ways. you see it with the u.s. but even more so with other agencies and other parts of government. he's got a staff that's fantastic. he's wanted to be able toes do this for a long time, and everybody else knew it was existent. but never so much when you look at u.s.a. i.d. that's a fraud. the whole thing is a fraud. very little -- very little being put to good use. every single line that i look at in terms of events and transactions is either corrupt or ridiculous. and we're going to be doing that through our government. and i think we're going to be very close to bala

i'm nora for the time being. thank you will not come back to you a little bit later as things start to on the phone that's taken out to live pictures in northern guys on the exchange point where a 3rd is where the captive is set to be released. we understand it could be assumed as around $630.00 gmc after around 25 minutes. we don't know what's topic said a baton and could be pushed back to the covering. the entire exchange live here on august. the withholding today's explains the run the boat across into the egypt and gauze as it is expected to reopen for the 1st time in 8 months. it will initially be for those in need of medical attention. patients at the nasa hospital in han units are getting ready to leave. the world health organization says 50 will be allowed to cross on saturday. the roof of crossing serves as a lifeline to palestinians in gaza, where israel as in force the land see an ad blockade. 18 is the partial reopening is part of the ceasefire deal. and then the utah schools has returned to them on i

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he's going to be a figurehead and he's going to be the fall guy to do things. the truck doesn't want to do, and that may entice into lead before too long. i just think that i think he's, he's relying perform policy advice on people that are closer to him that are outside of this sort of traditional that the us, the executive departments. he's relying more on personal relationships rather than you know, that we've traditionally seen things organized. so i think the rubio, aside from that, as you say, he made, he, you know, he's always been, you know, drooling about venezuela in cuba. aside from that, i don't think he's going to be particularly powerful. a secretary states, a waltz on the other hand, is very close to the president. i think on those of us who follow the form policy closely when they listen to what he says, he seems very ill informed about the rest of the world. he doesn't seem to understand that russia is not losing. and ukraine, sorry. mike isn't that's not happening in that invading. iran will not be a cake walk. we've heard that before. and in

we need to be engage with the world, the peer that might be happening. i worry that we could be heading that way. i think there are some voices in that, in that direction. i think we need to be engaging. well, we don't have to like control the entire world or, you know, be the world's policeman all the time, but we absolutely need to be engaged. well, if you withdraw from the world, you become argentina, overtime you become, i insulated, you become, you lose, you don't keep up with the rest of the world. it's harder to keep up with the rest of it was you don't know what's going on if you weren't involved in argentina, which used to be one of the richest nations. yeah, i met in the southern hemisphere. i believed in becoming self sufficient and withdrawn from the world and look where it got them. me, let me ask you about another question and, and again and i, i sometimes wonder if we're, you know, doing battle over climate change like equation where you've got climate deniers and those who believe in climate change. but it's also about trade deficits. you

we are always going to have international trade and we want to be strong and resilient and to be withwith us. i think there's s room to talk about how to take those actions and initiatives.>> thank you mr. chair.>> mr. greer, congratulations on your nomination. back i think during the clinton administration when china was admitted to the wto, is that your recollection as well? >> the tail end of the clinton administration i think president bush signed. >> the premise about was that somehow china would become part of the international order. but the fact of the matter is, china sheets, china steals our intellectual property and they don't recognize a rules-based international order. do you know off the top your head what sort of tariffs china imposes on imports into their country? >> i do, senator, what comes to tariff rates they are overall applied tariff rate on average 7.5% on aggie product 614.5% but this does not capture the full extent of the nontraded barriers on regulatory hurdles they impose on our exports. >> they subsidize a lot of the government owned enterprises, correct?

to be. i'm really happy to see you all here. i know the staff has put a lot of work into finding the best and the brightest so welcome here. i'm not asking you all to say anything because this is public and on the record i want to welcome you all and give my colleagues a chance to say anything anything that they'd like to say. yeah, i echo that and that was one thing that really stood out to me some really great additions to the commission staff and so congratulations and thank you to everyone who worked on this and making it happen. you know, i definitely want to recognize gayathri and our h our analyst nikki choo if she's watching they put in a ton of work getting all these recruitments through. it is a lot of work to hire in city and also to all the managers and everybody else in the office that participated in the interviews we interviewed many, many people for these 13 recruitments. yeah and seeing the wealth of experience and backgrounds that people have i think they're going to valuab

no, but i will be wearing a chief's jersey. by i mean i won't be wearing a chief's jersey. i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "hannity." a fox news alert moments ago, president trump revoked joe biden's security clearance and stopped his daily intelligence briefings on truth social. president trump posted the following... biden set this precedent in 2021 when he instructed the intelligence community to stop the 45th president of the united states, me, from accessing details on national security, a courtesy provided to former presidents. the report revealed that biden suffers from poor memory and even in his prime could not be trusted with sensitive information. i will always protect our national security. joe, you're fired." tonight president trump is absolutely right. now in case-- oh, this is outrageous. i can't believe donald trump did this. okay. let's take a trip down memory lineup, shall we? i'm-- lane, shall we? i'm sure the fake news, media mob be state run as it is is not going to show you this headline from "the new york times," we'll remind you,

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that will be important. my time is up, but i would like for you to submit to me what you will do, to recoup that digital trade and protect that ip. and i thank you and i yelled back. chair crapo: senator welch. sen. welch: thank you very much mr. chairman and welcome. you are being considered for one of the most important jobs that affects our economy, as you know. you have a lot of experience in the work you have done. my view is that trade policy has failed the average american. we have exported jobs in return for importing cheap goods and it has hollowed out a lot of communities, something that president trump did talk about. the first thing i want to ask you is how do you see and what are the specific agreements you will be working on, when you take office? mr. greer: thank you senator and i appreciate your sentiments on trade policy and i really enjoyed our conversation. right out the gate i expect that we will be taking a second look at the usmca. it is something that is mandated by the agreement as pa

this will be. i want to note the commissioner behind me that usually the jcc action is to vote to approve to move these policies on to the consent. because this is a committee meeting you will do the same. today is a chance to ask questions or get comments and the action would be to vote to put this on consent for february third meeting. >> thank you for that clarification. and >> thank you. present with the mock surveyors there are 34 policies for review. nursing policy had a minor change. thank you to commissioner chow's review to ensure throughout the policy 72 hours not 96 hours outside of this i request for approval for the items to be on the february consent agenda >> is there any public comment. there is a hand up. would you like to comment on this item? he disappeared. no comment on this item >> great. in this case i believe the questions were answered i believe we need to hear a motion to approve that we submit the policies for approval to the commission at large. is there a motion? >> i m

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you know, you know what's nice about being here that you could be walking past a hall of famer not even know it. you know this because it w, you know, i have had now know whatever you turn way that was. so so, you saw again over when up to to him. was amazing brands that a couple the brand and the nfl have a partisan. i'm out here usually every of the year. so come out. >> fellow next, our reporter simon, eli and i are out roaming around just having a good old time playing with some slime from nickelodeon. the simon decided she was going to go head-to-head with the old spice guy in football, toss competition. i have better sense than the try that because i have 0 skills when it comes athletic. so i let him just do his. all around the really great time in something of particular interest to you guys. great know i had a chance to sit down and talk to see who is the sheet over colors. the she's the head of the seal of the bay area. super bowl committee planning for next year. they have some amazing things that are planned. they've been here for a few days on the ground see how new orleans

plus being shown for ben lomond, and there will be good snow. winter storm warning starts there tonight, so it's going to be a wet week. not every day but stormy monday, at least with the wind department picking up some rain. but most of it will be late tonight, tomorrow and highs will be in the 50s and 60s on the temps. all right. i think ali is here at 5:00 and she says what? >> we have an injury crash. if you are driving from the north bay steve. so we could see the commute get pretty sticky as the morning goes on and as we get more of that rain that you're telling us about. let's go to the traffic maps so you can see for yourself. this is westbound 80 at the transition to the southbound 680 interchange. and that's a crash blocking one lane the rest of your east bay commute if you're coming, heading, continuing to head west on 80 down through berkeley. things look good right now at the at the moment. we'll continue to keep an eye on it. here's a live look at highway four and bay point. you can see you can see that the roads are wet already re

and for our country to really reach the scale that it can be for it to be successful, we need to be the leader of 5g and six g. you have to work closely with the department of defense. making sure to protect ourselves, but if i'm going to be your secretary of commerce, i lean towards commerce. so i would like to try to help us drive some of that spectrum towards our businesses to free us to try to be the leader in spectrum in the world. chair. cruz: let's turn to the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. last year, an activist judge vacated noaa's existing biological opinion for the venn gulf of mexico. note the trump that president trump is renamed the culprit i'm partial to calling it the gulf of texas but everybody can have an opinion on that. noaa must file a new biological opinion in the gulf by may 21. noaa is notoriously slow moving on its biological opinions. and if it fails to get this one done on time it could shut down oil and gas operations in the gulf. can you commit to hold noaa's feet to the fire so it meets the may deadline for reaching this. mr. lutnick: i wi

it could be. well, i'm not going there. >> are you planning to meet with president putin or are you just planning it? >> could be. it could be. we. we've always had a good relationship. president putin and i have always had a good relationship. that's why it's so sad that it happened. this would have never happened if i were president. it's so sad to see it happen. so many dead people, by the way, so many cities are demolished. they're like, you talk about gaza. well, take a look at ukraine. so many of those cities are demolition sites demolished. it's so sad. should have never happened. all those beautiful golden domes. but much more importantly, all those beautiful people are dead and it should have never happened. thank you very much, everybody. >> thank you. let's go guys. >> come on guys. >> hey let's go. thank you guys. let's exit. >> thank you guys. >> let's go guys. >> we've been watching president trump take questions alongside the japanese prime minister in the oval office. heard a lot o

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we are certainly going to be willing to do that, are going to be doing that. mr. vice president, thank you for being here. [applause] >> before i take some questions, i want to echo something the governor said, something i do administrator said. you have great local officials here in east palestine, ohio and in colombian county. i particularly want to thank mayor conway for your leadership. of course during the terrible disaster and the couple of years since. i think this community will build back stronger. part of that is because of the leadership of the team standing behind me, the great firefighters, honored to have you with us. i know a lot of you took it upon yourselves to make sure that this community derived in the wake of that disaster. we are thrilled to have you here and we are honored by your presence. [applause] of course, i cannot leave out the great fire chief. chief, where are you? the good thing about the fire chief, whether you are a u.s. senator or the vice president of the united states, he tells you exactly what he thinks you need to hear. in t

not be worried about dying every day. the us president on feels his palm shell club to relocate all guys in from their london. take control of the enclave. our country, um overall is the uh, gods. this is a good spot for palestine. but i'm all as own boy after you and i tried to leave, rejects donald trump's proposal as to our of nations who instead pushed for the creation of an independence date of august night. and also it handled how many homes on a time where most of the 10700 are yeah. on the left towards the end of the army was this thing? yeah. amazed. and let me using those homes and these homes, residents of southern lab and on the attempt to return to their homes in areas largely destroyed in the conflict with his real thoughts. despite the idea of warning civilians to stay away from the village and plus the democratic republic of the congo calls for the swift for move 1123 insurgents from the law. for a night's i get a lawful monetary inspire. but the government's books, person for neighboring rolanda tells or

nobody wants to be there. warriors don't want to be there. soldiers don't want to be there. how can you have people go back? you're saying go back into gaza now? the same thing's going to happen. it will only be death. the best way to do it is you go out and you get beautiful open areas where with the sunlight coming through and you build something nice -- they are not going to want to go back to gaza. reporter: what is your message to the families of the hostages that look at this deal, they're worried that this deal won't go through, what do you say to them in this moment? p.m. netanyahu: same message i said from the beginning of the war. get them out, get them back, we got close to 75% of the people who everybody believed would not get out, we got them in successful deals and most recently with the help of president trump. we're not going to give up on any of them and we're not going to give up on others. hamas is not going to be in gaza and we're going to get everyone back. president trump: would you not have -- reporter: how optimistic are you about reaching phase two o

it be with done?was at that round table yesterday. president trump hosted us for an amazing lunch with governors. you saw byron donalds earlier talking about the educational choice for children act. there are a lot of different levers that president trump can pull in order to get parents back in the driver's seat when it comes to their children's education. the governors were very excited to be able to hair ideas about a how they can take more control other education and, again, put parents in a mace where they're making the decisions for their children's education. joey: you talk about governors, and it's been my understanding that school choice is a relatively local and state-level issue, most of funding comes from there. and there still is control, local school boards. how does this, how does the federal government push this along? what is -- what levers are to be pulled at the federal level that pushes states into this? >> well, congress can get the ecca passed, president trump will sign it into l