gina, will you be shopping this weekend? gina: no. try to get the boys to go shopping and my younger son said absolutely not. i don't want to be with crowds. gina: i have not gone out shopping in person over the thanksgiving holiday weekend in years. it is not something i generally do. we do a lot of family activities. we do a lot of searching online. i get lists together and that kind of thing. there is not a lot of shopping that happens over the holiday we can. lisa: what was the hottest topic last night at thanksgiving? gina: we talked about generally was happening with our kids at school. lisa: hot topics. gina: i can't say we were talking about the financial markets. even the political situation did not come up. this is a neighborhood gathering. it was more about the kids in schools and how we will deal with the kids in middle school going in the high school. it was all about our children. it was kind of kid obsessed. lisa: and then the family comes and things might change. we talked about generative ar. coming up next, macy's ce

commerce secretary gina raimondo. >>> also ahead -- >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> 34 years ago this week, that wall finally did come down. from the archive, my interview with reagan's partner, the last soviet leader, mikhail gorbachev. >>> and finally, why the world's top relationship expert says we're evolving into something else. >> i've never heard you say anything like that. i mean are we becoming a different species? >>> welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christianne amanpour in london. this week, the war in the middle east brought us the loudest voices yet for the very least humanitarian pauses to get life-saving food, water, and medicine, and fuel into gaza. and to help pave the way for the release of more israeli hostages. the white house is also feeling the pressure now, from all sides. as a new a. p. poll shows americans are divided over whether israel's response to the horrific october 7th massacre has gone too far. the head of the international rescue group told me a long break is essential now. >> the humanitarian

, what gina said, it's time to lower the temperature in the relationship.to what you just said, phil. it was hot, now it will get cool. the problem is that the goal, in my view at least, the goal of u.s./china relations is not to have a low temperature, it's not to get along. the point is to protect u.s. values and interests and work with our partners to respond to the threats and challenges that china presents as it rises where they affect us. so, for the first two years of the biden administration, i think you had this really competitive policy led by people like tony blinken and jake sullivan, which is we'll solve some of these problems as being tough with chinese, not as rude as obnoxious as the trump people. still tough. year three, political cycle and now the ball has been handed to the economic officials which is what the chinese want and now you have janet yellen and gina raimondo saying, listen, we have to turn down the temperature. so, yeah, they will turn down the temperature but i worry that doesn't solve the problems. >> gina raimondo went a co

let's bring in gina sanchez. gina, there is almost a bullish narrative this time of year because it is a quote/unquote strong time for the markets. are there times that the ma markets' run means this is time for a pause? >> it suggest there is are price risks in the market. the biggest element i'm focused on is the one you described. credit card balances are almost back to normal levels. the carrying costs of those balances is significantly higher. it is definitely having an impact on spending. you are hearing that in earnings reports that ceos are tempering expectations going into 2024. i think a lot of that and the question is will it be a mild slowdown. a lot of what with we heard is calls for recession, but people continue to spend because wages continue to rise. that was a good thing. it did blunt the effect of the rising interest rates. which th i think we are starting to get to the end of that. >> if that is the case, when could we see some of the real impact from the market perspective which tends to lead

naim gina, whose research areas include the geopolitics of the minar region, security studies and southorth for their unholy support of apartied israel. i think that the the western states certainly on the wrong side of history, i mean, what we saw happening on the 7th of october was the beginning of new phase in the palestinian struggle, and those don't see that and don't realize that in fact, this whole past six weeks, is the beginning of new phase, and and a step closer to palestinian liberation and feel that history should be held back by you know. the uncritical support of israel as we getting from the united states, they certainly are on the wrong side of history, i think that it's good that south africa has decided that it will more firmly be on the right side of history and will more firmly follow the values that are articulated in our constitution. look, the south african position, i must say is not is not all that the solidarity movement in south africa is calling for, for example, one of our big issues here that is being... raised by the solidarity movement is the fact that e

because a lot of the pricing reflects a lot of the complacency that we're describing. >> all right, gina, gennadiy, thanks for starting it off with us this morning. >>> now to a developing story on capitol hill where a government shutdown this weekend is looking less likely, the house passing a stopgap measure by a comfortable margin nbc's brie jackson joining us with more on the bill and how house speaker mike johnson got it across the finish line. brie. >> good morning, mike. it's not a done deal it needs to pass the senate before president biden can sign it into law. the plan does help congress avert a government shutdown at the end of the day on november 17th if it was move forward in the senate in a bipartisan vote on tusz, the house passed speaker johnson's laddered aapproach to funding the government more democrats voted for the stopgap funding bill than republicans did. this was the first major test for the new house speaker mike johnson. the bill does not include spending cuts, nor does it include supplemental aid for israel or ukraine. it moves to the next-level mitch mcconnell

for more, joining me is president of the middle east policy council, gina abercrombie winstanley.contents i want to talk about why now, why did the president feel the need to set out his stance like this right now, do you think? well, it's extremely long. it's a lot of reading to get through, touching on ukraine as well as the israel— hamas war which happened in regard to gaza. i think the administration felt it was important to get across the main points. he talks about leadership that makes three main point. number one, acknowledgement that the pain and suffering, loss is on both sides, to make clear he understands that in the united states understands. number two, the united states understands. numbertwo, he the united states understands. number two, he laid out some red lines for both sides and of course he called for the international community to help with the reconstruction of gaza, addressed the destruction that israel has brought to the gaza strip. those red lines are four, number one, no terrorism should be able to be taken, too, no real patient of the gaza strip, three,

gina abercombrie winstanley, from the middle east policy council speaking to me earlier.. to return to their homes — but many have been destroyed. bbc verify has been analysing exclusive satellite images showing the widespread destruction in gaza. merlyn thomas is in the bbc verify hub with more. but first, this image is from may. now it's a neighborhood of beit lahiya between gaza city and the northern border with israel. and a reminder, this is what it looked like before the war began. now, as you can see here, these are densely populated areas, lots and lots of residential blocks, as you can see here. now, i want you to follow this as i go and show you what this looks like after. and this image, this is the latest satellite image that we've got. this was taken yesterday. and as you can see here, that is the majority of destruction of those buildings on the eastern side. just to show you again, this is what it looked like before and this is what it looked like after — buildings brought down to rubble. and i want to show you another image. this is, again, before the war.

gina abercrombie—winstanley, thank you so much forjoining us. amid the darkness there, the lights of flares in the sky. flares are in some cases used in warfare to provide some kind of battlefield illumination, and in the last couple of minutes or so, we have seen at least two explosions there in gaza city on the gaza strip. to india next, where 41 workers remain trapped in a partially—collapsed road tunnel. relatives of the men say they're frustrated by delays in efforts to free them. officials say the operation is being hampered by falling debris and repeated breakdowns of heavy drilling machines. our correspondent greg mckenzie has that story. the 41 labourers became trapped inside this tunnel last sunday after a nearby landslide caused heavy rubble to fall, leading to the collapse of a section of about 200m from the entrance. contact with the man has been established and they are currently being provided with oxygen and food. the tunnel is part of an ambitious national highway project to improve links with pilgrimage spots in the himalayan s

gina fromer. and i just think there's so many things i could say about her. but one of the things that i think is most important is if you rewind 40 years ago, she was in line at glide. wow. she is a sixth generation san franciscan. took three busses from bayview to get a turkey herself. wow. >> even just. that's amazing. yeah. >> the idea that now she is leading our organization, anyone coming to glide would experience that sort of hope and resilience as an incredible story. >> so what does she told you is going to be like her primary mission now that she is heading glide? what does she want to see happen? >> i think there are probably two basic things. the first is kind of the tail end of a campaign. we've been running since july called return to community and ktvu is there to celebrate. when we first brought meals indoors, that's kind of a pandemic leftover. so we are completing that with this holiday season. a new thing is we are all back inside and our volunteers will be at full capacity. it will it will really feel like pre-pandemic times. so that's exc

and then the caution, i guess everyone, she knew a gina. she's, there was a massacre. i hope you would see coffee board so long. i sometimes the nice to meet you. uh huh. i hug people more often nowadays and yeah, yeah, i see why it's weird to meet like this. how are you? okay. how about you? that was on us or something. it was me. yeah. the 1st time i listen to music again was the day before yesterday, and then we're going to take the, well, it was early in the morning before sunrise and i was like, okay, what's going on? but if and i went out to the balcony with my headphones, for the 1st time i listened to music games and it will probably small, rather city mileage. and i thought about what music i wanted to hear in your songs came to mind. you know, to me there optimistic on me, but heartfelt of them and it's exactly that kind of music i feel like and listen to visual, ever lovely by like the instrumental version because it helps me feel calmer. influence. i like to sing and when i sing, i don't feel anxious for the machine, but i feel like i've accessed it before

gina you had a tough year and i love you. and admire you so much. i think it was a good over view by my colleague. of your career. you are my sister we graduated together and went through boot camp until that way. and we upon bonded out of a love for san francisco and the issues that affect women. one thing i want to highlight in your long career sill think you saved childcare in san francisco. during the pandemic you made a crucial decision to along with mar raso our director to pay subsidies to childcare providers who provide childcare for low income children even though they were not enrolled or meet criptoryia in times made them ineligible for payments had not been for that. many more of our childcare slots would have disappeared and that was your strategic, quick thinking and timing and what you have done amazing marts coupled with a deep love for the community and understanding of what community needs based on your own personal responsibles. i'm bummed you are leaving and know the women here in the audience are here because they believe in you

gina sanchez is chief of market strategist and a cnbc contributor.ud this thanksgiving, and despite the ai hype dying down a bit, you see a bit more to come from this space. let's talk about a stock that if you owned it, you would be feeling thankful today, nvidia, tripling quarterly revenue. the shares are a little bit down making it one of the worst performers today. you're thankful for it. if i owned it, i would be thankful for it. >> this is one we've owned all year, and it has been the gift that keeps on giving. the china concerns are very real. for the time being, however, it still scores well enough to be a part of the top 40 stocks we put in our portfolio and it's maintained its position there. that could change but for now this is the top maker of gpus and chips that feed not just processors but also the visual side, gaming, et cetera. we just continue to see them being a major player. that's not going away anytime soon. >> all right. don't forget about amd. the shares are up over 2% in outperforming the market. it lives in its big brother's

gina abercrombie winstanley, thank you so much forjoining us. including disney, comcast and warner brothers discovery, have become the latest companies to pause their advertising on x after the platform's owner, elon musk, responded approvingly to an anti—semitic post earlier this week. mr musk denies it was anti—semitic. he's said on saturday he will be filing what he called "a thermonuclear lawsuit" against all those who colluded in a fraudulent attack on x. tom brada has more details. elon musk�*s commitment to free speech is becoming more and more costly, and he'll be concerned by headlines like this. companies such as disney, warner brothers and ibm are pulling ads on the social media site x because of concerns over allegations of hate speech and extremism. now, there are two issues at the heart of this current row. one of them relates to a post which mr musk put out on wednesday, when he wrote: ..underneath a post which was pushing an anti—semitic conspiracy theory. now, mr musk denies being anti—semitic but the white house put out an uneq

the queen gina emily needle the handle. they asked him what your son, you can pendle, blame, what anything way i know how to do what i need for them. i pick up a sample behind the sink, winter, and then you're gonna be any those. what do you want me to take? what do i know? so you will not of us, you'll probably not you. but as the input sally, i pretty much it will pull it up for me. so obviously you haven't really in yet, but i was even whenever you happen to hold on, let me pull it up. what actually not there. i don't know anything way. you know the only thing that i brought to you and that you all reset the machine. yeah, we will buy owns, have you seen or i mean the owners have you see the policy and sadly, let me pull it up. we'll talk to you and i hope to see you in touch. i'll definitely see the policy and sally of and it's a lot different. see, and then i'll pull it up without you and we'll send you out of a seo and do it. so how many do i need to hit on of here? i mean the, the level bit of the only advocacy on i'

gina, access to it in early 2023. take talk. state is security regulations more updated. if you can send the following day to will be saved. direct messages, location, data, use of content, purchasing information, contacts, surveys, research on the advertisement. 3rd party platforms and tablets, device and network data, personal information, duration and frequency of usage. this basically means essentially when you agree to it, it says that a contract or keystrokes, so it essentially knows what you're doing and what you're saying to people on your mobile phone, which has effectively and knows what you're saying and doing with anybody. so as soon as we join the platform, we can send to take talk, next thing i'm passing on data. this new way to use this to avoid agreeing to this other platforms like facebook, instagram, and youtube link. so collect lots of data though. so what's the difference? i don't know if it's collecting more data. what i would say is that the danger in the right to talk might be more of an essential threat to the west. in the traditional tech players

a, a gina has a public expenses as a 40 percent of gdp, and he wants to cut it 15 points of this expense of public expenses. he will end these or of course they will touch education of also subsidies for energy on project transport and a but he says that he's in main object. these against the political expenses. he says he wants to finish the transition. i'd probably the parties because he says that the political pieces are deep. so he wants to change that. that's why he's like it and i'm sorry, there. he was seen economies to appear in to be shown on 2 years ago. you arrive to the rights of the congress, a know is the next president's no white, it's so many argentinians decide in the end to vote for well, a, for 2 reasons. the 1st innovation that they aren't seeing us are suffering this huge information. and 2nd, and they want, they are tired of the traditional politics, a tire of the paid on these. and that has a governed argentina, a for 16 years in the last 20 years on and also so they were tired of the a and a former president that maurice will not be the library personally, that go

a gina is suffering and inflation of a 142 percent this year. it's not technically a hyperlink ration that is more than 50 percent in a month. but in october it was 8 percent only in october, september 12 percent, and a the risk overnight, the hyper inpatient is around the corner and the economy is decreasing around one percent. because o 5, he's still rico draughts, aggravated by them i teach a improvement. it's no 6 percent, but most of the many argentines, a work in the, i'm for money come to me on 40 percent of fortune to use our poor. okay, the leading candidates said your mazda is presiding over this economy, as the economy minister can he convince voters that he's going to improve it as president? it is very difficult for my these the people that key code improved the economy that is going, getting worse unit easier with the game as a con. we mean you sir, but he has a chance to win. the next is sunday because or one reason through front of him is a delay, a candidate that provokes a fear to some part of the population. because of he's a

pabamarake is, reshike, reshike pabambara is just russian, yeah, when you say russian, in mali, in gina, in burkina , cameroon, everyone knows what russian is, russian is me, as they say in russia, russia cannot be understood with the mind, but you understood with the soul. i understood in my soul that there is a relationship with russia , but you can’t pass by this banner, it has such a worthy place in your yard, it occupies, yes, such an important artifact of your political activity, i understand, for 9 months after, the first period, because we are transitional 2022, you mean, our first so-called coup, i am for ratification, popular discontent, it was august 20 2020, yep. you put this prayerist as president, and we won’t bother you, and then you wrote this poster, yes, we withdrew more than 5 million from 22 mali, including representatives of 14 african countries who sent delegations, then the west realized that it was useless , uh, take on our leaders, because as far as the people are for our deprivation, but they will never go astray in the sense that i wanted the russians to see t

maria: meanwhile gina raimondo u.s.s of the top china advisor kirk campbell also attended the dinner, your reaction. i like when xi jinping says china never bet against america, that is not true. >> a gina raimondo said thank you, president she for your collaboration and coordination with regard to affected all so to thank this man is so insane, that's why xi jinping is here he is here to sit with the ceos and keep the money flowing of the technology flowing and the economic relationship going he does not need anything from biden but the introduction getting into the room that's what matters at the u.s. does not want us to execute a containment strategy while we saw the time to do so and he needs a red carpet so he can go and continue to have access to the u.s. market that is why he is here and if we give him that he will regret it. if we pay a high price in history for the wrong summitry in the tragedy of san francisco is giving them a platform to speak to the business leaders and continue to take our country down a pa

here with the trades is gina sanchez. good to see you. let's start with target. shares down 25% this year. they revised guidance lower. the ceo warned about continued near-term topline challenges analysts are concerned about demand and the continuing theft problem which the company blamed for nine store closures. are you a buyer here >> so this is a tough one, because you're right, theout look for target is not great they are not projecting great numbers, and they have had trouble with traffic into stores and just topline revenue however, the kind of finally seeing some relief in inflation and seeing some relief in the supply chain, and that has allowed them to build up profitability. so operating margins are starting to expand so the company itself is becoming more and more profitable, despite the fact that it's fighting these tough head winds the one thing is it is very champion right now it is very attractive relative to the rest of the beaten down sector so if you're legging into this, it is on valuation >> i don't know if we can show the price-to-earnings mu

hello gina balhedi.will not continue , we will not stop, we will never break our patience, and god will testify. our resolve is our resolve, we are soldiers or our enemies or our enemies , and we are the enemy of israel . we are determined to resist with our faith. we are the rock of our body, the holiness of our homeland, this is our cry, palestine, we are coming, shia sunni, your army is our ally in sanjar, you are our ally in the path of freedom, you are the voice of khyber, khyber, sahion, we are victorious. we are victorious, situn , we are victorious, we are victorious, khyber, khyber sahion, we are victorious, we are victorious. behind the head of yusuf zahra tomorrow, in the beautiful mosque of qaqas, our satbihats, our ghatiqats we are our souls, you are our holiness, this is our cry, palestine, we are coming like a storm. good morning, dear viewers , as you can see in the side frame of my picture, mr. president, for the company. at the 16th ecco economic cooperation organization summit, they ar

his own money for years before his program took donations and grants as a non-profit. 11th grader gina said he expanded her horizon. >> i don't know what i want to be. but thanks to this program, i know i can be almost anything. >> reporter: that encouragement keeps paul going as he quotes ralph waldo emerson. >> it is essentially just to laugh often or to make someone smile, but even just to make the difference in one person's life means you have lived. >> reporter: so for empowering students to learn and grow through the shakespeare, this week's jefferson award goes to paul garrison. >>> scary moments for a mom driving down a highway when she starts choking. how a truck driver jumped into action to save her. >>> i would like to say look, there is another side to the bay area. >> we take those a step further to connect all the wonderful communities here. >> embracing the positivity and hopefully spreading it. >> the bay area is full of some amazing innovative change makers. >> people out there making a difference. >> i feel privileg salonpas, makers of powerful pain relief patches for

thank you for joining us in a special edition of nbc bay area news, i am terry mcsweeney, gina has the night off, and we begin new developments overseas, israel stepping up to attack on hamas. the video from just a few hours ago shows what appeared to be explosions at the israel gaza border, israel says its troops are surrounding gaza city, bringing the war into a new phase of fighting. in the palestine red crescent societies is more humanitarian aid arrives in gaza today, 30 trucks filled with medical supplies of food, water, and brought to the rough a crossing. so far a total of 50 trucks have delivered surprised to -- the path to that area. none of them have been allowed to get fuel. telecine is a people and you guys are still struggle. and tonight two u.s. aircraft generators arrive in the middle east, right boosting the u.s. military presence in the region. u.s. officials say the eisenhower eisenhower character carrier is now in the sea. turns out the troops from widening the israel hamas war. here in the bay area, thousands of industry have grown in the street, showing the crowd

gina raimondo is one of the most important secretary cabinets, after blinken set the table, and johnerry, about to have the climate summit in dubai. and without agreeing on doing something about reducing, you know, the emissions, the two superpowers, there's very little that the rest of the world will be able to achieve. president xi did not go to the g20 in new delhi. so that was a lost opportunity to meet on the margins, and here they are meeting at the nascar begins of apec. interestingly, chris, it was initially thought that this meeting would come at the end of the apec meeting, perhaps on saturday. it was moved up in part because there was anticipation that there could be a government shutdown this week, at which point, the whole american team would not be able to travel and function. of course, the air force one could get home, but there were a lot of things that could not happen during a government shutdown. the president would have been distracted. that has been diverted. the house has gone home and passed the legislation, but the meeting was moved up to the beginnings of th

while some say the newly approved cash injection is needed, others like mtc board member gina pappene reservations. >> i voted yes with the contingency that the board at b.a.r.t. needs to approve the accountability measures. i'm sorry, they need to be accountable now. absolutely now. the fact that they've been losing $30 million a year on fare gate evasions. >> other supporters say the approval means b.a.r.t. won't need to make big cuts for the next few years. new fare gates are being installed on b.a.r.t.. it will cost $90 million to install them woman side over the next two years and b.a.r.t. says the design may change going forward. >>> all right, well, if you are getting on b.a.r.t., maybe take those steps down into the b.a.r.t. station a little slow this morning. just in case it's a little dusting of rain. does rain dust, darren? >> sprinkles. >> it is slick. in this case, rain slickens. so this is -- that's very good advice. because and it will be isolated like that, you could have it you know, be at the b.a.r.t. station down somewhere on the east bay shore. or you can have it

territory from coast-to-coast we saw allegations china has been hacking the emails of commerce secretary ginando, and even as recently as a few weeks ago, washington making moves to severely tamp down on exports of sophisticated chips needed to make advanced technologies to china. those are personal issues between the china and the u.s., but you take a look at global context as well, we've got the continued invasion by russia into ukraine, we got hamas' attack on israel, both of which beijing has refused to condemn, instead having policy leaving it more open to strategic partnerships with the global south, for example, so a lot to talk about from both sides here. caitriona: are we likely to see the beginning of a breakthrough in the u.s.-china relationship? helena: i think expectations are pretty low right now. it is more talking, once again, when it comes to the military front, the army can talk to each other if there is an altercation over the south china sea. we seem close calls between both u.s. and chinese aircraft of late. there's collaboration when it comes to ai, the bank topic right

gina wong says paul has expanded her horizons. >> i don't know what i want to be, but thanks to this almost anything. >> that encouragement keeps paul going, but he quotes not shakespeare but ralph waldo emerson. >> it is essentially just, to make someone smile, even to make the difference in one person's life means you have lived. >> for empowering students to learn and grow , this week's award goes to paul garrison. >> five performances of the winter's tale will light up the library in hayward. you can nominate your favorite hero online at kpix.com/hero. >>> apec is winding down with a vip dinner that is bringing traffic and street closures to any part of san francisco. we will have a live report from president biden's next stop. >>> also, law-enforcement is ready for anything after protesters brought the morning commute to a halt on the bay bridge, bringing chaos and arrests for hours. >>> we have seen spotty showers today, even a thunderstorm making its way up the coast towards pacifica. more widespread rain beginning tomorrow. details in the first alert forecast. >>> warned abou

and because she, i guess everyone she knew a gina said there was a massacre. hope you're good. see khaki both so long. i sometimes the nice to meet you. uh huh. well, i hug people more off and nowadays. and yeah, yeah, and let us see why it's weird to meet like this. how are you? okay. how about you? publish on something, it was me. yeah. the 1st time i listen to music again was the day before yesterday and then we're going to take the well, it was early in the morning before sunrise and i was like, okay, what's going on? but if and i went out to the balcony with my headphones, for the 1st time i listened to music and trying it will probably small, rather city mileage. and i thought about what music i wanted to hear in your songs came to mind. you know, to me there optimistic on me, but heartfelt and i'm down and it's exactly that kind of music i feel like and listen to visual ever loves me by like the instrumental version because it helps me feel calmer. influence. i like to sing and when i sing, i don't feel anxious for the machine, but i feel because like i said before, and

human rights activist uh gina ribai says that israel has failed to achieve any of its objectives and the now israel has put its objectives since the beginning of its aggression and ghaza, first, but it has been declining its objectives though, and that is also a weak, a weak stance for it, first it it said it was going to demolish hamas completely and it was trying to reoccupy ghazzah, then it's declined to a an objective to enter ghaza few meters and to keep the land that it ends. to to keep it to itself, but that did not happen, so the fact that israel didn't achieve any anything um, in spite of all the massackers that it has committed until now, is a clear defeat for it, israel would never have gone, would never have suggested even truth or taking it into consideration or even taking to consideration negotiating with hamas for for the prisoners, if it was achieving any military. um any military achievement, human rights activists and even political researchers have been saying this, it doesn't have a chance of winning, if it took the option of going into negotiations from the begi

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gina martin adams holding my hand. futures up 21.intelligence. it is a sea change from the bank index with a nice bounce yesterday just to get to the top of a two standard deviation range. up 16%. that would be the pop in the bank index. lisa: which is interesting given the fact it used to be higher rates would help the banking sector, and all of a sudden, lower rates helps. there is a feeling on the street that suddenly, stable rate for the idea the fed is done will bring more dealmakers, etc., back to the market after being on the sidelines. tom: just now getting a glimmer of a pause in the various surges in movement. i will focus on equities up 20. the two-year yield is where you are focused. 4.88% but you wonder when people who have bet away -- not short -- but bet away or are on the sidelines. how do they interpret the week that you and i have lived? lisa: when i think about michael hartman who has been bearish. he says the treatment we have seen the last couple sessions gives us a sense we see a year-end rally -- a santa claus

prevent palestinian debts and to advance the monitoring assistance that's getting to the library to gina is out. bureau chief in delhi, i'm really could you tell us more about what was discussed regarding the as well, how much for to hi ben. yes, this issue was raised between the 2 sides and, and just said the both sides shred that perspective on the situation is red and a glove though not india explained its perspective to a the secretary of state blinking and said it's strongly condemned. the hum us attack and said it was 0 tolerance against terrorism. it also said that is really hostages should be immediately and urgently released unconditionally. at the same time, india said that it was deeply distressed by the preventative and situation in golf and the high civilian debt. still, if there has been some 38 pals and tons of release 8 incidents assistance to gauze . um, you said if the, this whole conflict should be resolved peacefully, this would be end of facilities and support. it's what is called a 2 state solution. so in the explained, it's perspective of to the american side and t

made a reality by 79—year—old gina jacobs.they're having the dignity and respect that they never had back in the day when they were born sleeping. yvonne and derek's baby boy, daryl, died shortly after his birth in 1975. they were never told where he was buried. i've always had this inside me that i wanted to know where he was. to the extent that as years went on it haunted me. remarkably, the couple came to the cemetery today to find out exactly where their baby boy was. not only were they able to do that, they also found the newly installed memorial stone and remembrance ceremony under way. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. to some breaking news, pedro sanchez has been sworn in as spain's prime minister in a ceremony conducted by king felipe at zarzuela palace in madrid. it comes after sanchez, who leads the socialist workers party, clinched a vote in parliament to lead spain for another term. he secured a four—seat majority in the 350—seat chamber, after sealing an

gina raimondo said she told chinese leaders what she hears time and again from businesses is that chinaore un-investable. xi jinping says he doesn't want to see china in a hot or cold war. it remains to be seen whether this will assuage concerns. ed: president biden was asked a specific question about whether he viewed xi jinping as a dictator. annmarie: he said it before, he said it yesterday and probably will say it again especially in november, 2024. he said xi jinping is a dictator. it's a different system in china. this comment came after he fielded a number of questions, then he took ad hoc questions. the main take away from the white house is biden will not back away. especially as the rhetoric gets heated. they feel this was a deliverable way these individuals met. biden wants to pick up the phone in a time of conflict. ed: what's left on the agenda? annmarie: biden will be addressing ceos. there will be a family photo. this evening, he will be looking forward to the ipath, this water down trade deal, the indo pacific economic framework. potential pushback they will see because