you met president herzog. what did he say?t wait until january 20, the inauguration. we need the two administrations to work together to solve it. trump and biden and netanyahu, now everyone, this is an historical moment. a change can be made right now. yes we met herzog yesterday, and he's committed to bringing a deal and doing everything he can. it's complex. it's hard. but he's with us. and he's bringing our voice to wherever he goes, like the meeting he had with president biden today. nick: you say that herzog is with you. he is the head of state, the head of government in israel. the government is run by the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and his government. do you believe that the netanyahu government has done all that it can to release your brothers-in-law and all of the hostages? dalia: that's a very hard question. i believe they can do more. i believe the netanyahu government has waited too many days and they have put other things ahead of the hostage deal. and now that everything is solved, we want to believe, b

president herzog: that was the great legacy of yourer. president biden: i was. we were friend even back then when i said years ago as a senator, i said you don't have to be jew to be a zionist. mr. herzog: you are clearly a zionist, mr. president. president biden: thanks for being here, pal. [all talking at once] welcome too much for being here. we are also so fortunate to be joined by president isaac herzog , who will be addressing this audience in the second half of the plenary. and now, i will invite the past chair of jewish federations of north america and chairman of the board of governors of the jewish agency for israel. [applause] ♪ >> thank you so much. 21 years ago, israel found itself in the middle of the second anti-fodder, with daily reports of buses exploding and stabbings in the markets. jews around the world wanted a way to connect with the people of israel who were the victims of terrorist violence. in partnership with jewish federations, the jewish agency for israel created a fund for the victims of terror. within 48 hours of a terrorist attack,

the president herzog comes from a proud lineage of extraordinary leaders.ved as israel's sixth president and was instrumental in shaping israel's place on the world stage. his grandfather was a chief rabbi of israel and yet president herzog has stepped into this role with his own vision, focusing on strengthening unity within israel, fostering peace with neighbors, and bridging the gaps within the jewish world between israel and the diasporas, between communities and among people of all walks of life. now, please rise. it is my deep honor to give the warmest welcome to the president of the state of israel, his excellency president isaac herzog. [applause] ♪ >> thank you. thank you, dear brothers and sisters. dear sisters and brothers, i know many of you so i send you a hug from here. security measures on doll. [laughter] -- and all. [laughter] but truly, as we come together in washington, d.c., the capital of our greatest ally and friend, 101 israeli women, children, and men are still missing. they have been held in brittle captivity by hamas terrorists and

let's speak now to the retail analyst and author hitha herzog. thank you forjoining us.on? is thatis holiday shopping season? is that is what is driving the price conscious consumer? yeah, we're definitely — price conscious consumer? yeah, we're definitely seeing _ price conscious consumer? yeah, we're definitely seeing a - price conscious consumer? yeah, we're definitely seeing a more i we're definitely seeing a more interest in promotional cadence. if you juxtapose the aggregate credit card and debit spending data, i was looking at bank of america stats and you saw that in october, it actually declined a little bit, but if you looked at what they were doing in august, it increased. that is an indication the consumer is really responding to all the promotions happening, not specifically with holiday, but as you know, here in the united states and around the world, everyone goes back to school in september, there are a lot of promotions around it. when you juxtapose that data to what the retailers are doing in terms of the promotions, that is when you see the consumer is

[applause] >> thank you to the incredible president herzog. is veterans day in the united states. [applause] this day was originally known as pharmacist day and although world war i did not officially end until months later, the guns of europe fell silent in 1918 at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, november 11, 1918. and it was on november 11, 1919, one year later, president woodrow wilson declare the first armistice day to be preserved by public meetings and parades and a pause at 11:00 a.m. it was not until 1954 after the experience of both world war ii and the korean war that congress and the president changed the name to veterans day to recognize the veterans of all who had served america in uniform. my father served in world war ii and my father-in-law served in korea. where he was wounded in action. they are both gone now. my father is buried in the jewish war veterans section of the cemetery in cleveland, and amy's father is buried at arlington national cemetery, each of their wives lying beside them now. their experienc

. >>> and when we come back, president biden meets with president herzog as aid groups say that israel failed to meet a u.s. deadline for boosting humanitarian aid into gaza. >>> also ahead, flights halted in haiti after gunfire hits commercial planes. >>> and before we go to break, new video just into cnn, this is the white house campus. hundreds of staffers cheering vice president kamala harris as she arrived today. the staffers gathered outside the eisenhower executive office building right next to the white house to applaud her. this was the first day that most white house staff was back after monday's holiday. stay with cnn. we're back in just moments. >>> new today, president biden meeting with israeli president isaac herzog at the white house. the timing of this visit is notable. a u.s. deadline for israel to improve the humanitarian situation in gaza is set to expire in a matter of hours, and some aid groups say that not only will israel miss that deadline, but its actions on the ground right now are only making the situation worse. cnn's kylie atwood joins us now. take us thro

personal friend president joe biden and israeli president isaac herzog met. welcome back to, you know, as international aid organizations say conditions in gaza are worse than at any point in israel's war with hamas. >> last month, the secretaries of state and defense wrote a letter threatening to withhold aid humanitarian conditions in gaza. don't improve within 30 days. that deadline ended tuesday. we have not made an assessment that they are in violation of u.s. law among the requirements u.s. officials wanted israel to allow 358 trucks into gaza each day. the state department says between november first and 9th, israel allowed a total of 404 trucks. well, short of the goal, but the state department says despite the numbers, the u.s. is not withholding 8. we're not giving israel a pass. israel's president and president joe biden have blamed iran for increasing instability in the middle east whatever they can to read right stability. israel is fighting hamas. the group responsible for the october 7th attack and hezbollah in lebanon. both iran backed groups.

a short time ago, president biden hosted is really president isaac herzog at the white house pick some aid groups are accusing israel of failing to live up to u.s. demands while actively making the situation in gaza worse. what more are you hearing from u.s. officials? >> reporter: what the state department told reporters is the u.s. has not made an assessment that israel is violating u.s. law. effectively, even though not enough humanitarian support is getting into gaza , the u.s. has not assessed that it's to the point where israel is actually impeding that aid from getting there. and that was the point of this letter to compel israel to take more action get more humanitarian aid into gaza. humanitarian aid organizations are saying today that israel failed that test. he did not meet any of the criteria at the state department laid out the state department is saying israel has made some progress. listen to how the spokesperson put it today. >> we at this time have not made an assessment that the israelis are in violation of u.s. law . but most importantly, we are going to continue to

michael herzog. mr.assador, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> bret: how did this come together and how hopeful are you that it actually sticks? >> this is a product of u.s. government and our government and the lebanese government. but i think the essential point to stands is that this deal was enabled by the fact that israel significantly degraded hezbollah over the last few months. hezbollah, all along tied lebanon to gaza and said they would not be a cease-fire in lebanon unless there is cease-fire in gaza this deal now connects the two. this is because hezbollah is much weaker than it used to be. i think it offers opportunity for lebanon, for the region we hope this cease-fire will hold. if it doesn't, then we can enforce it. >> bret: this is president-elect trump's incoming pick to be ambassador to israel. mike huckabee, take a listen. >> the problem is that hezbollah and its iranian backed proxies like hamas and the houthis, they have never kept an agreement. so, i think the prime minister

. >> that was the president of israel today isaac herzog meeting with the president.mposed this 30-year deadline. it ran out today. to improve humanitarian aid. food, water, fuel, medicine into gaza. secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin had written a strongly worded letter to israel listing concrete measures they wanted israel to take within 30 days to improve this. u.s. really under the act of the command of congress, a u.n. backed report this week warns that northern gaza was facing imminent famine. joining us now from tel aviv, raf sanchez. so raf, we have just gotten a read-out of a meeting between prime minister netanyahu's close political adviser and aid, counselor ron here late yesterday. it indicates they are not cutting the aid. there will be no policy change. it says secretary of state antony blinken urged the importance of making concrete changes and ensuring that these changes lead to actual improvement on the ground. clearly from your reporting and all the other reporting the u.n.'s reporting, it has not so far and the secr

>> reporter: we expect this meeting between president joe biden and israeli president isaac herzog tooff any minute now. it is unclear though, whether president biden will specifically bring up this 30 day deadline that is today for israel to meet standards to try to search additional humanitarian aid into gaza. you will remember, about a month ago on this date, secretary of state antony blinken and defend secretary lloyd austin sent a letter to israel, outlining certain steps they wanted to take to search more aid into gaza, while also saying, if they did not, it could risk violating u.s. law that governs foreign military assistance, really raising questions of whether the u.s. might withhold any additional military aid for israel. sources have told our colleagues that they are not expecting any formal announcement from the u.s. today, or any formal report on this matter. there is a belief within the u.s. government that there are more steps that israel can take . so far, the white house and the state department and u.s. have not outlined whether they will be responding in any way to

this deadline comes as the israeli president isaac herzog is in the us holding talks withjoe biden.lk to our united nations special reported on special aid to food. we know the deadline has expired and the deadline has expired and the trucks going and are not enough. give us an insight into your impression of what is happening on the ground in gaza. the situation in gaza continues to be incredibly dire. what we hearfrom continues to be incredibly dire. what we hear from famine experts and humanitarian workers on the ground is it is just days away from getting even worse. i just days away from getting even worse.— just days away from getting even worse. i will give you an example- _ even worse. i will give you an example. the _ even worse. i will give you an example. the last _ even worse. i will give you an example. the last two - even worse. i will give you an| example. the last two weeks, for all of november, israel has denied all un request to access northern guard gaza. there is one exception with one truck rizz teaching —— reaching northern gaza with food, and medical supplies.

this meeting between biden and herzog today also comes as a aid organizations has said that israel didthe standards that were set out by the u.s. to surge aid into gaza. you will remember just last month, secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin sent a letter to israel, outlining how they wanted to see additional humanitarian aid into the gaza strip, or potentially say, that if they did not, they could risk violating u.s. laws related to foreign military assistance, raising the question of whether the u.s. could potentially withhold military aid for israel. some of the standards they had set was allowing 350 trucks of humanitarian aid into gaza a day, as well as between 50 to 100 commercial trucks into gaza as well. these eight organizations that released a scorecard overnight, said that israel has failed to meet those standards and many more. now, there will be a major question for the u.s. today as that deadline is now today. last week, the state department spokesperson matthew miller said that he would not get into speculation of what would and would not

very effect ambassador and brother of israel's herzog. his attacks on lebanon, despite pressure from the u.s. before the election, from this administration, to pull back and, you know, stick to the southern border area where the weapons and hezbollah are stockpiled. >> i think bibi netanyahu is at this point very, very happy to see donald trump come back to the white house. because he feels he'll get very full-throated support from president trump. and in addition to all of the points you just made, quite correctly, andrea, i would add one more, netanyahu is so confident in that support that he just fired his defense minister, a man named galant, who i know quite well, a former general, a former head of the israeli defense forces who was, by all accounts, a moderating influence on netanyahu. netanyahu has now fired him and i think we'll continue to push very, very hard both in its gaza and up north against hezbollah. it pushes the hope of a cease-fire and the hope of a hostage release even further away. >> and then there is china, of cour

the deadline comes as israel's president isaac herzog is here in washington, holding talks with presidentjoethe bbcsjon donnison is following developments from jerusalem. much of gaza now looks unlivable. a month ago, america once again demanded israel take steps to reduce the number of civilian casualties. the united nations says more than 1000 people have been killed in the last 30 days, the majority, it says, were civilians. nizar needed to see with his own eyes. in the bag is the five—year—old's auntie. his uncle, their children and nizar�*s sister khalood were also killed when israel attacked a school housing displaced families in central gaza. israel's military says it was targeting hamas. "god is all we need," cries bara, nizar�*s brother. there is food in gaza... ..if you can get your hands on it. this, the daily scramble for bread, if you can afford it. 0n gaza's northern border, this is zikim. you can see the war is not over. but israel has reopened a number of crossings to allow aid in, as the us requested. it's not enough. america demanded that by now israel should be getting a m

israeli president herzog will meet with president biden tomorrow. >>> qatar is ending its role as a mediator in the talks between israel and hamas citing a lack of willingness from both sides to negotiate in good faith. the country will resume its role when the warring parties show a genuine intent to end the car. -- the war. qatar told hamas officials they were no longer to stay in the country but has not set a deadline for them to leave. >>> coming up, a suspect is arrested in the deadly shooting at tuskegee university in alabama. what police found on him. >>> and a dramatic rescue on camera. a toddler saved from a burning apartment building. bloop -we're done. -what about these? looks right. nooo... nooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty absorbs spills like a sponge. and is 2x more absorbent so you can use less. bounty, the quicker picker upper. no more gross cough syrup. we all want you to feel better. i want extra tv time or i'll walk! how about this? introducing the only kids soft-chew for medicated cough relief. aaaaghhh! new mucinex children's mighty chews are mighty clever.

. >> personal friend president joe biden and israeli president isaac herzog. met. welcome back to you as international aid organizations say conditions in gaza are worse than at any point in israel's war with hamas last month, the secretaries of state and defense wrote a letter threatening to withhold aid if humanitarian conditions in gaza don't improve within 30 days. that deadline ended tuesday. we have not made an assessment that they are in violation of u.s. law among the requirements u.s. officials wanted israel to allow 358 toucks into gaza each day. the state department says between november first and 9th, israel allowed a total of 404 trucks. well, short of the goal, but the state department says despite the numbers, the u.s. is not withholding 8. we're not giving israel a pass. israel's president and president joe biden have blamed iran for increasing instability in the middle east doing whatever they can to read the right stability. israel is fighting hamas. the group responsible for the october 7th attack and hezbollah in lebanon. both iran backed groups

president herzog says 101 israeli hostages are still in gaza. going have dungeons of gaza. and on monday, the pentagon announced the u.s. launched attacks at another iran-backed group, the in yemen, u.s. central command says the military is responding to attacks on u.s. personnel, but nobody was injured in washington. i'm vincent lot. >> all right. back here in the bay and back to weather with cuyler. it's try this again. >> by battery died, everybody. but i am still going full power. so let's start with what's going right now. the embarcadero looking nice with. >> our blue skies that are out there. if you want to take the dog to the long walk tonight, a good night to do it. highly recommend that as we do have some rain on the way. once you get into tomorrow, napa it you're looking out for some 50's and then some 40's as we roll into our evening right now, you can see that the radar showing things are, you know, nice and clear. but as we zoom out, there's the low pressure system that will be on the move in the overnight hours in kind of showing up for us as we get into tomo

. >> personal friend president joe biden and israeli president isaac herzog met.come back to, you know, as international aid organizations say conditions in gaza are worse than at any point in israel's war with hamas last month, the secretaries of state and defense wrote a letter threatening to withhold aid if humanitarian conditions in gaza don't improve within 30 days. that deadline ended tuesday. we have not made an assessment that they are in violation of u.s. law among the requirements. u.s. officials wanted israel to allow 358 trucks into gaza each day. the state department says between november first and 9th, israel allowed a total of 404 trucks. well, short of the goal, but the state department says despite the numbers, the u.s. is not withholding 8. we're not giving israel a pass. israel's president and president joe biden have blamed iran for increasing instability in the middle east doing whatever they can to read right stability. israel is fighting hamas. the group responsible for the october 7th attack and hezbollah in lebanon. both iran backed groups

earlier this afternoon, israeli president herzog met with president biden at the white house, which herzog said was productive. the leaders discussed the conflict in lebanon, the hostages still held by hamas and humanitarian aid in gaza. israel must boost aid to gaza or face a u.s. pullback on military support. fire crews continue to battle wildfires in parts of new jersey fueled by drought. the largest fire is the jennings creek wildfire which has grown to 3500 acres and is only 20% contained. we don't get this kind of stuff in new jersey! national weather service warned that wind gusts up to 35 miles per hour passing through the region today could increase the risk of the fire is spreading. >>> starting today, anyone in los angeles will be able to use the waymo robotaxis, that includes the 300,000 residents, who have been on the company's waitlist. los angeles home to more than 3.8 million people, join san francisco and phoenix as the third city where the alphabet owned waymo has made its robotaxi service fully available. deidra is a big fan, kelly. >> i was going to say about those wild

mike herzog seen as a moderate will be leaving at the beginning of president trump's determined theres lived and had ron and very much poaching for settlements not only settlements but annexation of the west bank that is concerning for moderates both within the government and without.- the government and without. always aood to the government and without. always good to have — the government and without. always good to have you _ the government and without. always good to have you on _ the government and without. always good to have you on bbc— the government and without. always good to have you on bbc news - the government and without. always good to have you on bbc news and l good to have you on bbc news and thank you forjoining us. world leaders have condemned the violent attacks on israeli football fans in amsterdam. young people on scooters chased down and assaulted supporters maccabi tel aviv who were in the dutch capital for a europa league match with ajax. five people were hospitalised, and more than 60 arrests were made.amsterdam's mayor expressed deep shame and said investig

. >> martha: meanwhile israeli president isaac herzog is saying both u.s. administrations have to deal with the threat from iran, that that is the central issue for the president to consider. now watch president biden's reaction when israel's president said this. watch. >> it all starts in tehran. it all starts in the empire of evil. where in tehran with its proxies they are doing whatever they can to derail stability and security and peace. mr. president, this has to be a major objective all throughout your term and the next term of the next president because we have to make sure that they cannot fulfill their evil intentions. >> martha: zero reaction from president biden as president herzog calls iran the evil empire, saying it has to be the focus of the current president and the future president in dealing with the middle east. now iran reportedly considering cutting some kind of deal potentially with president-elect trump who pulled the u.s. out of the iran nuclear agreement, as you well remember, in the first term. president-elect trump likely to renew

deeper now with consumer spending analyst and chief research officer for h squared research, hitha herzog. thank you so much for being with us. a record number of people are planning to go shopping today. >> does that give you an indication of consumer sentiment about how folks are feeling about the economy yeah, it's really interesting boris. >> so i'm looking at what people have been spending overall back in october and then looking at what they are carrying on their credit cards so i was looking at a study from bank of america looking at what consumers are spending on their credit cards and their debt. >> in the aggregate data it looks like it dropped off in october by about 0.9%. >> so that means that they are either the consumers either cutting back or ramping up for this holiday season. the same thing happened right before we had a amazon prime day. so it's kind of a pattern that we're seeing the consumer adhere to also, this is another thing with credit card debt. >> the consumer is carrying about 14.6% overall here in the united states. >> sounds like a lot, but this is actually a

the president, isaac herzog, went one step further, you could say, in describing this as a pogrom. anti—semitic massacres that took place in europe and russia in the 19th and 20th centuries in which thousands of people were killed, so obviously, very, very strong words to be making that comparison, but it does give you an indication of quite how seriously this has been taken here. indeed. anna, let's turn to you again. what more do we know about who was behind this? still subject to investigation. we have a post from the dutch prime minister, dick schoof, on x. he said he has been following the news from amsterdam, he's currently in budapest, and is horrified by what he described as "anti—semitic attacks" on israeli citizens. he says this is completely unacceptable. he is in close contact with all parties involved, and hasjust spoken to the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, by phone to stress that the perpetrators will be identified and prosecuted. the situation, he says, in amsterdam is calm once more and we can see right now the situation is indeed calm, but there will

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hour the white house has confirmed that president biden will meet with israel's president, isaac herzog ongoing wars in lebanon and gaza. jon donnison reports from jerusalem. injabalia, destruction and death are the reality of everyday life. grief. clawing through the rubble for those trapped underneath. more than 50 people were in the building, says ahmed, who says he lost a relative. grandchildren, children and daughters, he says, all displaced, they had taken shelter there. he says they were all civilians. the bodies were taken to a nearby hospital. at least 25 people, including 13 children, according to gaza's civil defence agency. "god is all i need," abdullah cries. "this is a massacre." israel's renewed offensive in northern gaza has now been going on for weeks, targeting, it says, hamas, who it accuses of hiding behind civilians. and after more than a year of war, israel's leader is feeling strong and with a new ally. translation: in the last few | days, i have spoken three times with president—elect donald trump. these were good and very important conversations, conversations d

president biden and the israeli president, isaac herzog, met in the oval office. the biden administration says israel made good but limited progress, and the u.s. will not limit military aid to israel. a fiery victory speech on the steps of san francisco city hall today. newly reelected district one supervisor connie chan addressed supporters for the first time since her race was called. chan represents the city's richmond district. she says her win is a victory for working people in the community. we're going to make sure workers who build housing in san francisco can also afford housing in san francisco. we're going to fight in solidarity with our hotel workers. amazon workers and all workers for fair wage. it was a close race for district one. chan just pulled ahead of her challenger by 1100 votes in 2020. chan won by just 125 votes. major changes looming for the oakland unified school district under a new law proposal. several schools would be merged together in an effort to balance the district's ailing budget. the district says the plan would benefit student

the deadline comes as israel's president isaac herzog is here in washington, holding talks with presidentjoer defence correspondent, jonathan beale, has more details. well, it is 30 days, that deadline has passed since the us issued essentially an ultimatum to israel to deliver more aid into gaza, the key to that was they should step up the delivery of aid trucks into gaza to avoid a humanitarian crisis which aid agencies had been warning about. they wanted the us to see 350 aid trucks going into gaza, and we know that that is nowhere near being met now. at the moment, aid agencies, un agencies are saying there had been over the past month about a0 aid trucks and their situation in gaza, they say, is critical, with the risk of starvation to tens of thousands of palestinians in gaza, which, remember is still under siege by israel. belatedly you have to say, israel has responded and today they announced more than 100 aid trucks had gone into gaza. they have in the past few days opened up a new crossing into gaza in addition to the fore they already have. it's certainly nowhere near the us cert

they mourn this and condemn it as a vile anti—semitic attack, in the words of the president isaac herzogrs of this. i think it is quite a worrying development because for, you know, security in the united arab emirates, the wider gulf, but obviously for israel, because there is something called the abraham accords, which was brokered by then president trump, so from 2020 onwards the uae, the united arab emirates and bahrain established full diplomatic relations with israel which meant that tourists could visit from both countries. but obviously there are now huge tensions from the war in gaza and now in lebanon and that has meant that there have been some demonstrations outside the israeli embassy in abu dhabi, for example, but also outside the supermarket, the kosher supermarket that this rabbi, zvi kogan, managed. iran is also a suspect in all of this because the israeli authorities suspect that he may have been under surveillance by iranians agents in the uae. and, frank, the israeli government is also investigating the killing of, hamas says, of an israeli hostage in gaza, what is ha

the president issac herzog went one step further, you could say, in describing _ step further, you could. pogrom _ describing this as a pogrom. pogrom is a term for anti—semitic massacres that took— anti—semitic massacres that took place in europe and russia in the _ took place in europe and russia in the i9ih _ took place in europe and russia in the 19th and 20th centuries in the 19th and 20th centuries in which — in the 19th and 20th centuries in which thousands of people were — in which thousands of people were killed, obviously very, very— were killed, obviously very, very strong words to be making that comparison, but it gives you an — that comparison, but it gives you an indication of quite how seriously— you an indication of quite how seriously this has been taken. and, _ seriously this has been taken. and. let — seriously this has been taken. and, let us turn to you again, what more do we know about who was behind this? still what more do we know about who was behind this?— was behind this? still sub'ect to investigation. i was behind this? still sub'ect to investigation. we �* w

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and earlier today, president biden also welcomed president herzog of israel to the oval office. you heard from the president himself. his commitment to israel's security is ironclad and our two countries share a deep friendship. we will have a readout later today on their meeting and with that, you want to kick us off? reporter: thank you, yeah. i have two questions. will president biden meet with president xi? karine: i don't have anything to share with you at this time. we'll have more to share on the details of his visit to peru and also brazil as you all know, we're leaving on thursday. we'll have more to share. as we normally do, we will have press calls for all of you to get some details on the trip, on one of his final trips as you all know. but i don't have anything to share on a phone call with president xi or a meeting with president xi. reporter: on another topic. why does president biden feel compelled to invite president-elect trump to the white house and continue a tradition that wasn't followed four years ago? is it possible that the politics in this country have

somebody who has more of the political capital when it comes to decisions in israel and president herzogseeing on screen alongside president biden has more of a ceremonial role. but they spoke about the difficult issues that remain in israel when it comes to the conflict with lebanon and the war in gaza. the hostages that are still being held by hamas and both leaders committed to trying to do everything possible on those fronts. here is more of what they had to say to each other a short time ago. >> mr. president, welcome back to the oval office and the white house. you have been a friend for a long time. a personal friend. and you know my commitment to israel is ironclad and we share a deep friendship. i said you don't have to be a jew to be a zionist. >> clearly a zionist mr. president. >> they didn't take any questions from the press there. but we should also note that the families of hostages being held in gaza. american relatives were here at the white house for a meeting with national security adviser jake sullivan to get an update hoping to have any possible outcome on a cease fi

. >>> president biden is meeting with herzog with another critical point in the war against hamas and gaza. today is the deadline that the biden administration had set for the israeli government to significant increase the amount of aid reaching gaza. in a joint statement, eight humanitarian aid organizations say that the israeli government has not only failed to do that, but also, quote, to take actions that dramatically worsened -- that took actions that dramatically worsened the situation on the ground. cnn's kylie atwood is live in washington with the very latest. and kylie, if today is the deadline, what happens now? >> reporter: it's a great question, kate. and one that we are waiting to hear from, from the biden administration. as you said, this isis assessment that humanitarian and aid organizations did, because this letter was a public letter. it was from the secretary of state, the secretary of defense to their israeli counterpart, making these demands. more than a dozen very clear demands about what israel had to do in terms of taking steps to allow more humanitarian suppor

elderly black lady comes laden with heavy shopping bags and every i think sting i had was to give isaac herzogeat and i remember like it was yesterday. i said to myself, wait a minute, if i do this, i'm going to get arrested and she's going to get? arrested and i didn't do it. fast forward to 19 2. i'm a so much manufacture at u.n.c. our fraternity closed on sundays. we went to howard johns's between duke and durham. my fraternity fellow was from new york. he drives me there. we get out of the car and go to eat and black students from central are sitting in. you can google this. that's when the sit-in started in greensboro and durham and i said nigh i'vely to my fraternity brother and i said why are they doing this? he said because they can't be served. it lifted like a veil. i became active in the civil right at u.n.c. then when i served with prosecute carter we set aside minor funds for black contractors. these kind of formative event when you're young can sometimes bill over into your career and they did for me. peter: you spent four years as president carter, domestic policy divider. what

last film as pinocchio's dad, is playing the wise vinegar taster with the light of a candle isaac herzogviscosity, the thickness. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> it's like a ruby red. yeah there's one finger that has always been around here of setting down a row of casks for a newborn baby, so it's ready when the person will get married. >> i love that let's drink let's taste. >> i've cracked enough of the history. okay, let's try it. let's let's do it. i'm thirsty for vinegar and you actually taste it on a spoon this is actually the five gold medals. >> the flavor is very long in your mouth oh it really is good. and here you taste the king of the balsamic vinegar. 25 years old. imagine that to get one liter of this, you need to start from 100 kilos of grapes oh, wow. >> look at that. oh, my god. >> see, there's still more perfume, more intensity. yeah harmonica wow. so there is a series of flavors and sweet harmonic balance and acidity and everything. >> i remember when it really became started to become very popular and then people were using it on everything. yes, on actually too many things.

i want to share a bit of sound from ambassador herzog talking on special report about what this deal might mean moving forward. i want to get your reaction after this. >> i think the essential point to understand is that this deal was enabled by the fact that israel significantly degraded hezbollah over the last few months. they said there would not be a cease-fire in lebanon unless there's a cease-fire in gaza. this deal connects the two and this is because hezbollah is much weaker than it used to be. >> kevin: clearly they are much weaker than they used to be and that would at least appear to make a big difference for where we are today. your thoughts? >> obviously the ambassador is a diplomat and is there to represent his government's position. i would say he is overplaying the significance of the deal. and it's impact on what's going on in lebanon. obviously the israelis have degraded hezbollah from where it was on october eighth. even more so from where it was even two months ago. this is why this deal is in some ways such a shame because it's premature. there was more that coul

retail watcher hitha herzog with me now. great to see you as well. me about the mix that we're seeing with the online shopping and the in-store shopping, because we had some reporters who were out there saying foot traffic seemed up this year with. >> i think we definitely have that mix going on here, and i think really everything changed pre-pandemic versus post-pandemic. we got used to to scrolling on the sofa. i alls say if i can't buy something on apple pay, if i have to walk across the living room to get my credit card, it's not getting purchased. so i think we got very used to that. of we saw this increase in spending online. we also have things like after pay which people are able to buy something and pay out over the course of, you know, a couple months or so, or pay it off a. is so there are all these options that people can just spend online, but they also a want to go out. it's niece out. there was weather -- nice out. there was weather, but people want to be with others. jackie: yeah. here's one of my big pet peeves about online shopping,

. ♪ ♪ >> john: president biden meeting with his israeli counterpart isaac herzog at the white house todayiden came president-elect trump's vastly different policies. some allies growing frustrated overmix messages. peter doocy live with more from the north lawn. peter? >> two things appear to be true here at the white house. the biden and trump teams appear committed, both of them, to an orderly transition, but the biden and trump teams are also both well aware of the fact that a bunch of biden foreign policy priorities are about to be undone. >> is trump completely reversing biden's foreign policy? >> i mean, i think you could almost say that, stewart. strength, rebuilding our military, but also a desire for peace, as he so memorably said in his victory speech the other night, and i think this will go down in history books, i don't start wars, i end them. >> case in point, the trump u.n. basset or pick the least of elise stefanik succinctly the biden-harris administration's rewarding of terrorists at the expense of our great ally israel is coming to an endk and even of the biden-harris f

president biden met today with israeli president isaac herzog.ea he was the president said everyone about both of them. [ laughter ] in a new episode on her radio show, former u.n. ambassador nikki haley said that the results of the presidential election should be a wake-up call for democrats for leaning too far left. in fact, the only thing less popular than far left democrats this election was nikki haley. [ laughter ] cnn over the weekend published a report on the increase in so-called doom spending among americans who've been shopping to help soothe anxiety. look at that. not even in office yet and he's already helping the economy. [ laughter ] buy. politico published an article this week about the democrats preparing for the 2028 presidential primary. and just to get ahead of this, no! no! [ laughter ] according to the latest numbers, bitcoin hit a new record over the weekend of more than $80,000. oh, that's great. now you guys can buy sleeves. [ laughter ] a disney cruise ship rescued four people over the weekend from a sinking catamaran of

we did hear, though from the israeli ambassador to the u.s., michael herzog, speaking to cease fire could happen quote, within days so it really does feel as though it could be imminent. although he did say israel also reserves the right to respond if need be rosemary. all right. >> our thanks to paula hancocks bringing us the latest on that appreciate it. the white house is condemning the killing of an israeli rabbi in the united arab emirates and calling it a horrific crime against those who stand for peace, tolerance and coexistence. that statement coming as authorities in the uae arrested three people in connection with the death of rabbi zvi kogan, who had been filmed by a friend days before his murder. kogan had been missing since thursday and on sunday, the uae interior ministry confirmed his body had been discovered and the arrests made israel anti-semitic act of terror. >> medinat israel in the state of israel will use every means to bring the murderers and their dispatchers to justice. >> none of them will escape accountability. i greatly appreciate the cooperation with the uae

. >> we heard from the israeli ambassador to the united states michael herzog. he was speaking to israel army radio and said that it could happen within days. he also, though pointed out that israel does reserve the freedom to act if they feel that they need to. meaning, if they believe that the ceasefire proposal is being or the ceasefire is being violated then they want to be able to to act against hezbollah now, up until this point, that appears to be a sticking point in in hezbollah's mind so it appears as though they are in the final, uh the final throes of trying to put this cease fire proposal together. but that could well be one of the quite significant sticking points. now, we did have one regional source as well, telling us that they believed that they were very close, closer than they have ever been, but not yet fully formed with this this deal. now, what we are also seeing on the ground is what we often see just before a ceasefire is announced. and that is both sides pushing an escalating the amount of military activity that they are carrying out. we