and joining me live at the airport is correspondent david stern he's there standing out in the cold as the ukrainian prisoners have come off the plane tell us david what's going on. well yes the prince. exit in the plane we saw some scenes of joy and emotion if you have ever seen some of the reception of views coming from previous war say the vietnam war it was very much like that they came off the plane were 1st greeted by president selenski if they were military they saluted sharply and then turned and were met by their families their friends or loved ones with balloons with flowers with smiles and in some cases with tears now we've got much quieter the groups have dispersed to a certain degree and we're waiting for i believe we're now having a press conference from president selenski himself but obviously this is a time of great emotion here in the in the airport and i think for even though it's very cold as you say for a number of people it's not as cold as it was just say a half an hour ago so of course very positive response from families and loved ones there zooming out ukrainia

let's get the latest on this from david stern in kiev. david do people in ukraine believe the word of the russian president when he says russian gas will continue to flow through ukraine. well i guess you could say they don't really trust them very much but if the deal is signed it obviously will be a positive step forward in the relations between these 2 countries we are now in the 6 year more than 5 years russia and ukraine have been at odds. russia annexed crimea back in 2014 and then russian supported forces have been fighting ukrainian forces in the east of the country and more than 13000 people have died there the relations between the 2 countries obviously because of that and has further worsened we also have the case that gazprom some $3000000000.00 to ukraine over odets according to the stockholm arbitration court so you could say that trust in the russians isn't great at the moment but obviously if this deal is in is confirmed we're waiting you know they say they've reached it in principle then this will be something that can be

heart spondon david stern is monitoring today's events for us and he joins us now from kiev so david is it known and just how many prisoners are being swapped today and who they are. no actually we don't know those details yet we hope to know them hope to find out fairly soon as we've said the exchange has begun that we can confirm this is taking place at one of the crossing points on the frontline between the 2 forces we are seeing pictures of prisoners exit in buses but what exactly how many people who they are what will happen next that all remains to be seen when we do anticipate however is once it's finished those that have been released by the by the separatists of moscow basque separatists who have returned to ukraine or ukrainian controlled territory they will be brought here to kiev where i am right now and there will be great they will be met at the airport the main airport bodies pulled later in the day david just how significant is today's prisoner swap is it going to help improve relations between ukraine and russia. well i guess you could say any little bit helps how si

correspondent david stern is key to airport for us where the freed ukrainian prisoners arrived not too long ago david you were there when they came off the airplane describe the moment for us . well it's a scene of very intense emotion for some joy in general for those who may have seen or remember those scenes of p.o.w.'s were returning from the vietnam war somewhat reminiscent of that we saw the soldiers exit the airplane 1st they were greeted by president bloody mary zilinskas zelinsky sharpe salutes and then they turned and were and were welcomed by their families by their loved ones by their relatives with flowers with balloons with kisses but and sometimes even with tears but in general it was a jubilant scene especially since some of these people have been in captivity since 2015 but it wasn't just p.o.w.'s there were also civilians among them so it was a large crowd that greeted them people from all types and and as i say a one of very strong emotion. and beyond the loved ones there at the scene what's been the response from ukrainians more broadly is this being seen as a succe

let's get more on this from our correspondent david stern who's in kiev and who's following today's events for us so david how exactly is this prisoner exchange between russia and ukraine likely to play out i mean do we know for example just how many prisoners are supposed to be swapped. we'll only know the details when it actually takes place or shortly before both the timing and the numbers those are still in the air it's an it's uncertain we're getting different reports of how many people are actually going to be exchanged possibly more than 50 from the separatist side 80 from the ukrainian side or maybe even more maybe 80 from the breakaway republics and 100 and more than 100 from the ukrainians but as i say this will become clearer later as well as when and where it takes place one expects however that it will take place on some neutral area that the 2 sides will it's exchange them directly and then the those that have been released from the unrecognized lugansk and peoples republics will be flown here to kiev and arrive at the main airport and bodies full well just how significant is

correspondent david stern is at kiev airport for us where the french ukrainian prisoners are due to arrive soon david what more do you know at this time. on the tarmac at kiev's bartie small airport right now with a mass of ukrainian and journalists from kiev waiting what we're told is the imminent arrival of the prisoners in the people that have been held we don't know when they're going to arrive we're told that it could happen any time soon but out of course remains to be seen we've been told or there is been reported that more than 70 people were handed over to ukrainian authorities and have now come to the government controlled territory on the other hand the ukrainian officials handed over over 120 prisoners to the moscow back separatists and as you said you'd seen on this happened a little bit earlier in. in the day but right now we're waiting to see what when they arrive and what their. how they will be received. and how of ukrainians been responding to this deal is this being seen as a success for president selenski. well these prisoner exchanges are always met with a great deal o

correspondent david stern is at the airport in kiev where the freedom training prisoners are due to arrive soon david what do we know any details yet on the prisoners who is being exchanged who are they. will were as you say were at the airport with the key of journalists gathered outside a security check waiting to go into the terminal behind me here where the we are expecting that the prisoners the people have been released will be arriving we don't know when possibly within the next hour or couple of hours it's difficult to say now we do know is that over 70 have been returned to the government controlled territory over 120 were given to the moscow back separatists there were among them there were who are coming back now there are civilians as well as military personnel and as we heard in. in the report there were 5 there coote riot police is the name of the unit they were accused of participating in the in the deaths are being involved in the deaths of protesters 5 years ago during the revolution in kiev so in light of that of the people the exchange what kind of reactions are being in

now correspondent david stern. the freed ukrainian president arrives said david it's good to see you do we have details on how many prisoners have been exchanged and who they are. right well as you say i'm here at the airport with other journalists who are waiting to enter the terminal and for the arrival of these of them and of the prisoners to kiev now as we understand over 70 were returned to the government controlled territory more than 120 were sent over to the territory that's controlled by the russian back separatists on there are some names for the most part there are both military personnel and civilians who are returning. and as we heard in the report 5 of the people that were sent over to the separatist controlled territory were riot police who were accused of participating in the killings or the deaths of protesters 5 years ago which is very controversial among certain circles or number of circles here and in kiev. david what's the feeling among the people of ukraine are they seeing this as they say it's

ok and both sides now start leaving the past behind them for more let's bring indeed their views david stern joining us from kiev today to you david is this prisoner exchange a step towards a more comprehensive peace deal between ukraine and it's a russian backed separatists. well very emotional scenes yesterday as we just saw in the report in fact we were at the airport when the prisoners returned and there were lots of cheers and and enjoy at the same time but indeed the main question is will this can contribute now to a full out peace the hope is that this is obviously a positive step any type of prisoner exchange like this is greeted here in ukraine but then there has to be built upon president selenski met with his russian counterpart. hooten in paris earlier this month. the talks did not provide the breakthrough but it did they did agree on this prisoner exchange and now the question is what are they going to do to move beyond this whether they can actually bring a cease fire a full ceasefire to the east because fighting as we've heard it continues and then eventually can there be a fu

all right joining us now from cave is all correspondent david stern he's been following events for us today hi david good to see do we have details yet on how many prisoners have been exchanged and who they are. well the exchange is ongoing as we speak they're discussed the sides are discussing but but we do know that it has at least started we've seen of film or footage of prisoners leaving some of the buses and according to ukrainian officials they will receive around 80 people how many are going to be delivered to the moscow back separatist is still unknown and ultimately what when this will end and what will happen further now we're anticipating that those who are released back into ukrainian controlled territory will be coming back here to kiev where i am and they will be met at the airport the main airport by the sport later on perhaps in a few hours we're hearing that this is the start of an all for all swap meaning that all remaining prison is off this 5 year conflict that could be going home how significant is this development david in terms of easing tensions between ukraine

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and correspondent david stern was at the airport in kent for the homecoming of the ukrainian prisoners president lot of his alecky is following through on one of his main promises that is to bring people back from with captivity in the east and as we saw this evening in the airport here this creates a great deal of joy a great deal of emotion within those who are on the tarmac but also among average ukrainians the question now is however how this will influence the peace process this is a step perhaps a big step but it's not the end of the conflict the conflict continues close to $14000.00 people have been killed so far and what's going to be important is how they build on this what we saw this evening and whether this will eventually lead to a general peace a resolution in the conflict with russia and the russian backed separatists in the east. churchgoers in the u.s. state of texas have shot dead a gunman who opened fire at a sunday service police said the gunman killed one parishioner and wounded another but the attack ended quickly after 2 church members used their own weapons to s

well as bring in david stern now he's standing by in kiev for us david east this prisoner exchange a step towards a more comprehensive peace between ukraine and russia backed separatists. well that's certainly a sign of possible progress but it also shows the complications and hurdles that remain before we do see a comprehensive peace our team was at the airport last night when the prisoners returned and as you saw there were scenes of great cumulation and emotion tears were shed and many people were very visibly moved. the prisoners who came back there were a little bit more than 70 who arrived mung them were both military people and the civilians a journalist and also stanislav a slip say of who had been there for 2 and a half years in the rebel rebel controlled territory but also as we hear there there were 5 riot police who were returned to the rebel controlled territory these men were accused of being involved in the deaths of demonstrators here in kiev 5 years ago and they were part of a trial and ongoing trial now many people fear that the truth about what actually happened 5

we have alarming health news about longtime nba commissioner david stern. brain hemorrhage. stern reportedly collapsed at a manhattan restaurant yesterday and was rushed to a hospital. at this point, we do not know his condition. stern was the league's commissioner from 1984 until retiring in 2014. this sent shock waves across -- >> yeah. we wish him well. during those years, the average player's salary jumped from $250,000 to more than $5 million. >> right. >> that's what he did for the league. >> add of seven teams. expanded dramatically. everybody got richer. the game got much more popular. >> yeah. >> magic johnson said this, "i join cookie in praying for my good friend who helped save my life, the former nba commission e, david stern." >>> former kentucky governor matt bevin went on a spree of part officers before he left office. violent criminals including convicted murderers and rapists are among the 428 men and women he pardoned in his final days. in one case he pardoned a man whose brother raised tens of thousands of dollars for bevins's campaign la

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. >>> "usa today" reports former nba commissioner david stern underwent emergency surgery after sufferingudden brain hemorrhage. stern, who is 77, reportedly collapsed at a new york city restaurant yesterday and was rushed to the hospital. he stepped down as commissioner in 2014 after serving for 30 years. he's credited with bringing basketball to a global audience. stern remained affiliated with the nba as commissioner emeritus. >>> and major league baseball's new drug program will test players for opioids. minor league players will no longer be tested for marijuana. the league and the players association announced the changes yesterday. marijuana will be removed from the league's list of banned substances. players will start being tested for opioids and cocaine, but only those who do not cooperate with their treatment plans will be subjected to discipline. >>> still to come, banking on honesty. what a texas woman did after discovering $37 million in her bank account. bank account. it's time to make mopping history. introducing the new braava jet m6 robot mop. with an adjustable precisio

. >>> breaking overnight former nba commissioner david stern has undergone emergency surgery after arrhage. the 77-year-old fell ill at a new york restaurant. there's no word on his condition. stern led the nba for 30 years transforming the league into a global brand and bringing the pros to the olympics. >>> and to some more uplifting sports news, history was made in the nfl last night. ravens quarterback lamar jackson broke the single season rushing record for a quarterback, a record previously held by michael vick. jackson also threw five touchdowns. he is the favorite to win the mvp award. the ravens also beat the jets, 42-21. >> jackson said, watch this. >>> up next in "the pulse," a big surprise inside a salvation army red kettle. >>> also president trump goes online to mock 16-year-old climate activist greta thunberg. see how she's now responding. >>> plus, we'll visit the new museum of ice cream. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an arom

. >>> former nba commissioner, david stern, rushed to a new york city hospital thursday afternoon after suffering a brain hemorrhage. he underwent emergency surgery. no word on his condition. stern served 30 years as the nba's longest tenured commissioner. he collapsed at a restaurant thursday afternoon. security guards tried to revive him before e.m.s. arrived at the scene. >>> a new number will be available for americans thinking of ending their own lives. the fcc approving a three-digit number, 988, for access to the international suicide prevention hot line. the itdea was to echo the 911 number and to reduce the stigma around suicide and mental health conditions. telecom companies have 18 months to phase in the service. >>> supershuttle is going out of business. that means you won't be seeing those distinctive blue and yellow vans at the airport anymore in 2020. supershuttle and its sister, sedan service exucar had a dozen internationally. but the service has faced stiff competition from ride hailing services like uber and lyft. the phoenix-based company will cease operations decemb

baseball so much more than a sport, politically >> i look it and speaking of commissioners, david sternvery good job allowing me to understand the perspective of certain things that business related to the nba and i wish his family the best and thoughts and prayers are with him right now >> jabari young, cnbc's sports business reporter. for more of his news and the full interview with mlb commissioner rob manford, you can find it on cnbc.com. >> check, please! is next. woman: my reputation was trashed online. i felt completely helpless. my entire career and business were in jeopardy. i called reputation defender. vo: take control of your online reputation. get your free reputation report card at reputationdefender.com. find out your online reputation today and let the experts help you repair it. woman: they were able to restore my good name. vo: visit reputationdefender.com or call 1-877-866-8555. >>> check, please! >> major league soccer announcing a new expansion team will be awarded to charlotte, north carolina, its 30th franchise. the team will be owned by billionaire hedge fund tit

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rob: former nba commissioner david stern hospitalized overnight for emergency brain surgery.ollapsing in a new york city restaurant. no word on his current condition. the 77-year-old the longest-serving commissioner in league history, spent 30 years on the job before he stepped down in 2014, widely credited for overseeing the league's boom in popularity, economic growth and global expansion. carley: clinton fordyce accused of healthcare fraud, portis is doing court today. federal prosecutors claim players were reimbursed for medical equip and saying they never actually purchased. they needed things like hyperbaric chambers, cryotherapy machines, ultrasound equipment and therapy devices designed for horses. about that last one? rob: friday the 13th is known for most people, the mega millions jackpot climbing to $340 million. carley: the winner would bring home a cash option of $230 million. that will change your life. rob: the odds of winning are one in 302 million. if somebody hits it big they will be the lucky seventh person to win on friday the 13th. jillian: those are my l

david stern then the commissioner was at the movement, and at david stern had worked in new ork for the that my father had worked at, and i didn't know david, but i wrote him, you er and asked know, can you give me some dvice about transitioning from law into a media job. at the time having written a even thinking about working at the nba or understanding what -- that this do at the ng i could nba -- to make a long story -- this gave me -- he is pre-email. i wrote him an old-fashioned letter. assistant said he could see you on whatever date. i met with him for a half hour. i gave me some advice, which didn't follow, and then about a month later he called me and said what are you occupy to? he said i have an idea. after a series of meetings, he assistant. his david dade if you got a letter from a young lawyer today, what would be your advice? it to our hr s department. was a david stern spectacular commissioner by everybody's account. he did it for 30 years. was, nk he retired when he like, 72. were you -- when he was 65, 66, 68, 69, 70, did you say, dade, maybe i'm ready? did you ever g

. >>> david stern is in the hospital, he had emergency surgery after suffering a brain hemorrha hemorrhage. the 77-year-old guided the nba for 30 years. he took the sport from a league whose finals aired on tape delayed tv to a multibillion dollar entity. he gave up the official commissioner role to adam silver in 2014. >>> a 6-week-old baby is alive and has no serious injuries after a crash that threw him from a car. chp is calling it a miracle. >> i've been on with 17 years, never seen anything like this before. >> so chp says that ezra benitez family were in their suv when it crashed and flipped several times. ezra was in a car seat in the back. investigators say it wasn't installed right so he flew out of a broken window. ezra's dad told reporters he got out of the car to search for his baby boy. firefighters ended up finding the baby in his car seat flipped upside down in a bush on the shoulder only with minor injuries. everybody else in the car was okay. >> thank goodness. >>> it's friday the 13th, the winchester mystery house in san jose is doing its part to make it extra spooky. it

. >>> former nba commissioner, david stern, rushed to a new york city hospital thursday afternoon, afterorrhage. he collapsed at a manhattan restaurant. the league says he underwent emergency surgery. he served 30 years as the nba's longest tenured commissioner. some feel the greatest commissioner the history of sports. security guards tried to revive him before e.m.s. arrived on the scene. >>> the distinctive blue and yellow vans at the airport won't be around much longer. supershuttle is going out of business on december 31st. supershuttle and its sister, sedan service exucar had a dozen internationally. but the service has faced stiff competition from ride hailing services like uber and lyft. >>> a team of canadians saving the symbol of the united states. a bald eagle from a big, hungry octopus. the team of salmon farmers working off vancouver island heard the eagle screeching last monday. and they found this. the jumbo-ize sized octopus trying to pull the eagle under water. they hesitated to interfere with mother nature. and then, they used a boat hook to tug on a tentacle, until the

. >>> david stern is in the hospital. he had emergency surgery after suffering a brain hemorrhage. the 77-year-old guided the nba for 30 years. he took the sport from a league whose finals aired on tape delayed tv to a multibillion dollar entity. he gave up the official commissioner role to adam silver in 2014. >>> more changes are in store for the giants in 2020 but the latest moves are to oracle park itself. the team unveiled final plans to relocate the bullpens so they're no longer on the field. the home and visitor bullpens will be moved beyond the center field wall on either side of the garden just below the bleachers. the change will not drastically change the dimensions. the fences will be moved from 5 to 8 feet in certain location, and this move was driven by safety concerns. >>> it is friday the 13th. the winchester mystery house in san jose is doing its part to make the day extra spooky. it's holding flashlight tours with stories of the mansion's haunted past. as you may know, sarah winchester, the home's previous owner, was obsessed with the number 13. the home has 13 ba

. >>> david stern is in the hospital this morning after undergoing emergency surgery yesterday. according to the nba he suffered a sudden brain hemorrhage at a restaurant in new york city. witnesses say first responders used a defibrillator. unresponsive when they arrive. the 77-year-old stern spent three decades as the nba commissioner before retiring in 2014. >>> a massive theft ring busted. investigators found just how organized criminals are able to steal so much. they targeted luxury stores, broke into carson's white packages off of porches. they were then sold at b.a.r.t. stations for cash before they were stripped of barcodes or resold in pieces. thieves often left more than broken glass but investigators found a way to track the illegal business. >> one of the ways that we confirmed that they might be doing something was a number of packages that were coming from this location and going out of state. >> the investigation is ongoing and police are working to identify the leaders of the ring as well as the owners of the many stolen phones and purses. >>> california senator

. >> not in pennsylvania okay >> we should ask you while you're here, you work with david stern. >> yeser of the nba who i know is consulting with you and doing other work, he had a brain hemorrhage a dear friend of mine. i did my first interview of my whole life in a little sports magazine i went to his home he knows it. >> he's a terrific guy he's been working with us for almost two years now after he left as commissioner i just happened to run into him at some point, some event or party and sold him on the idea of coming by every monday he's gotten really hooked with entrepreneurial companies. i think he's made an investment in 20, 25 companies. you have to hold him back. he's gotten really involved with it and i'm really very sorry this morning. i'm really worried they called me last night to tell me he was in the hospital they were having an operation. i don't know what the results are this morning, but we should all -- >> we are praying for him and for diane and eric his son and andrew. >> gracious man. >> he's terrific i hope he's going to pull through. >> we're all hoping for th

. >>> david stern is in the hospital this morning after he suffered a brain hemorrhage.the 77-year-old underwent emergency surgery at a new york city hospital on thursday we have no word on his condition. stern served 30 years as nba commissioner before being replaced by adam silver in 2014. in a statement the league said our thoughts and prayers are with david and his family. >>> take a look at this, hawaii sees some of the biggest waves in years in fact on thursday, waves reached as high as 45 feet on maui's north shore all of this was great news for organizers and surfers involved in the jaws big wave championship, the annual surfing championship, look at that, a high surf advisory has been issued for the west shores of the big island, the surf will increase to 6 to 10 feet >> they call it the jaws, big wave competition, a little scary too. >>> we're going to move on now to a candid new interview with the duchess of york, sarah ferguson, she talks about the scandal that has engulfed her ex-husband, calling the recent allegations against him nonsense but that's not all

. >>> david stern is hospitalized following emergency brain surgery.den brain hemorrhage thursday afternoon. there was no immediate word on his condition. he is the longest-serves nba commissioner, holding that post for some 3 years we wish him a speedy recovery. >>> thank you very much, sue. >>> chinese negotiators holding a press conference saying there's a face one agreement and the u.s. will follow up on its promise to cancel tariffs on a phased basis joining us, basic fun toy ceo jay foreman. they have currently 90% production exposure to china just tell us how all of this trade spat has impacted your business, if you can, provide us real numbers sort of bring the story home for us. >> sure, the biggest way is last night we have our annual holiday party. i stood on stage at 10:00 at night to announce the president announced the trade deal would be happening and we wouldn't have tariffs imposed if tariffs would imposed i could be looking down from the stage at a group of my employees and a lot music terminated after the first of the year, because t

there's a lot of concern about the condition of former nba commissioner, david stern right now.ve any update on how he's doing >> i don't have an update. the nba put out a statement earlier this afternoon obviously, his condition is serious. he's getting great treatment he's got the love and support of his family and his friends, of which i consider myself one. he's been a great friend and mentor for a long time and oi'm hoping and praying for a speedy recovery >> commissioner betman, thank you for joining us today appreciate that. >> appreciate it >>> still ahead, risky business. a check-in in on junk bonds. >> and later, betting on fake meat, pea farmers feeling the heat, but it's banking on companies like beyond meat to bail them out. we'll explain when "closing bell" comes back - [narrator] at southern new hampshire university, we're committed to making college more affordable. that's why we're keeping our tuition the same through the year 2021. - [woman] i knew snhu was the place for me when i saw how affordable it was. - [narrator] find your degree at snhu.edu. [maniacal l

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