policía dio a conocer el video del mortal altercado entre un oficial y un sospechoso identificado como jason lee y no obedecía las órdenes de la policía, los uniformados trataron de neutralizarlo sin fuerza letal. pero cuando el hombre no paró, le dispararon mortalmente en el pecho. el arma que llevaba el hombre era un tenedor de plástico. este incidente se investiga en florida. una niña de 7 años murió y otro niño de 5 años se encuentra hospitalizado tras caer en un hoyo en la arena. el incidente ocurrió cuando los pequeños jugaban en la playa. al momento en el que se hizo un socavón que los aterró. en videos captados por celular se ve a varias personas escarbar para poder sacar a los pequeños. la niña requirió de los primeros auxilios, pero fue declarada muerta en el hospital. el niño está internado en condición estable. testigos dicen que los niños estaban escarbando en la arena cuando la playa literalmente se los tragó. en alabama, una corte falló a favor de considerar los embriones congelados creados in vitro en clínicas de fertilización como niños extrauterinos o bebés fuera del útero. por

well, jason lee is save the children's country director for the occupied palestinian territory. he says humanitarian aid agencies are facing enormous challenges when you compel, mel nutrition be out in the open with no shelter. 90 percent of children on the 5 have an infectious disease that is called because the mail nurse, there's no medical care, the living, i'm going to deal with it. again at what point does the international community intervene? and it says that they put, implement that definitive as an immediate cease file. what marks this conflict, unlike any other conflict, is to complete disregard international human and sharon low as the normative frameworks that we book in se metatags, this crisis civilians are not able to move wherever they need to define shelter. they have been moved around like pieces on the chessboard to filaments. the objectives to management agencies are not allowed to bring in the quantities and the types of goods that we need to keep people alive. we're not allowed to bring in the people that we needed because of, we do not have a set of access

jason lee is the occupied palestinian territory, country director with save the children and joins us online from a bond in georgia, mislead kentucky with us on the program. and it seems that the warning signs were that the u. n. and the wsp have upsets a months now, but this was going to happen if aide was restricted. we are looking at bestbuy style of ation and it's happening right now. this is the acceptable children's and goals are continue to face is crisis. the levels and numbers of children that are facing malnutrition, but at the risk of simon, compounded by the complete, i'm sorry, the complete breakdown of the health system. again. when you compel malnutrition, the out in the open with no shelter. 90 percent of children on the 5 have an infectious disease that is because the mel nourish and there's no medical care politic, i'm going to do it. but again, at what point does the international community intervene? and it says that they put, implement that definitive as an immediate cease file. yeah, you say about the in special community yet the us to intervene these right. the

jason lee is say, the children's country director for the occupied palestinian territory. his organization says, humanitarian organizations kind of attentive aid into gaza. what has mocked this conflict? is the absolute disregard international humanitarian goal, and disregard. but the normative frameworks that are, that are in place to allow humanitarians to save lives for us, do our jobs. we cannot deliver the systems that we need to, to all areas of casa, as inconsistent attacks on sibling structure on hospitals, or schools, and shelters is unacceptable if this continues, again, that has been thousands more than 12000 children that have been killed in gaza. and for the last 4 months, we need the immediate and definitive c 5 to protect civilians infrastructure as the structure such as hospitals, schools, shelters, must, must be protected. and again, i'm fed to accessing the ability for us to deliver assistance throughout all of the gaza strip, to ensure that civilians are kept alive is critical, slow across because of how the stadiums are living, a bits, rubble and debris

jason lee is the occupied post to be in charge of country direct to would save the children. he says, humanitarian agencies based numerous difficulties in providing help to those in need. when you compelled melnik's, we should be out in the open with no shelter. 90 percent of children on the 5 have an infectious disease that is called because the male nurse, there's no medical care the living in new york. but again, at what point does the international community intervene and it says that they put, implement but definitive as an immediate cease file. what marks this conflict, unlike any other conflict, is to complete disregard international document and share low as a normative frameworks that we book, in se metatags, this crisis civilians are not able to move wherever they need to define shelter. they have been moved around like pieces on the chessboard to filaments. 3 objectives, to management agencies are not allowed to bring in the quantities and the types of goods that we need to keep people alive. we're not allowed to bring in the people that we needed to cause a we do

is wanting that before starvation of palestinians is creating from jason lee is the occupied, palestinian territory. country director would save the children. he says humanitarian agencies are facing huge challenges to provide help to those meet the way you compelled melnik's. we should be out in the open with no shelter, 90 percent of children and the 5 have an infectious disease that is called because the malnourished. there's no medical care, the living, i'm gonna do it. but again, at what point does the international community intervene and it says, and they put, implement a definitive as an immediate cease file. what marks this conflict, unlike any other conflict, is to complete disregard international document and share low as the normative frameworks that we book, in se metatags, this crisis civilians are not able to move wherever they needed to find shelter. they have been moved around like pieces on the chessboard to filaments, fee objectives, to management agencies are not allowed to bring in the quantities and the types of goods that we need to keep people alive. we're not allo

jason lee save a children's country director for the occupied publishing entire series. thanks for joining us. thank you. the kind of a news vote counting is underway in pakistan's general election. the policy, your former prime minister in wrong cause says kind of does that box in the lead. the vote was monitored by violence and accusations of rigging. as i bake report some level as a cute to costs. the volt mobile phone lines and internet services were being cut focused on the interior ministry set that was because of what it described as terrorist attacks. i couldn't show security for voters, but the teddy con, restrictions with nationwide, not just simply just on province scene of to bowman tax which killed $28.00 people on wednesday. so again, there is a communication get. the issue is that people arrange to go to polling station and to know where they're going to phone and where they are will meet. it is an issue. people need the internet and social media for the election. many had predicted the internet would be cut off before the election. they've been calling th

especially my fabulous executive committee, alfredo pedroza, scott dunlop, david perry, lee gregory, poppy gamblin, jason geller, cammy blackstone, stephanie isaacson, noah clark, katie brown and mike grisso. i couldn't have done it without you, and i especially want to thank the chamber staff who pours their heart and soul into this organization and the city every day, particularly rodney fong, who's a true leader and a coalition builder. he's worked hard through these challenging times and really lifted us up with his energy and optimism as you heard him talk earlier today, um, this process is far from over, but the wheels are in motion. with everything we've done this year, things are moving forward and we are going to work towards a cleaner, safer and more functional and more vibrant city. i know this momentum will continue you as i turn the chamber board leadership over to alfredo pedroza, senior vice president of local government relations for wells fargo. alfredo has been my vice chair over the past year, and his insights and support have been invaluable. he is a native san franciscan with a deep

especially my fabulous executive committee, alfredo pedroza, scott dunlop, david perry, lee gregory, poppy gamblin, jason cammy blackstone, stephanie isaacson, noah clark, katie brown and mike grisso. i couldn't have done it without you, and i especially want to thank the chamber staff who pours their heart and soul into this organization and the city every day, particularly rodney fong, who's a true leader and a coalition builder. he's worked hard through these challenging times and really lifted us up with his energy and optimism as you heard him talk earlier today, um, this process is far from over, but the wheels are in motion. with everything we've done this year, things are moving forward and we are going to work towards a cleaner, safer and more functional and more vibrant city. i know this momentum will continue you as i turn the chamber board leadership over to alfredo pedroza, senior vice president of local government relations for wells fargo. alfredo has been my vice chair over the past year, and his insights and support have been invaluable. he is a native san franciscan with a deep love for

thanks to lee zeldin, that's how fox reports this saturday the boy 17. ♪ >> hello, i am anita vogel along with jasonhaffetz, tomi laren and the royal. welcome to the big weekend show. the big story tonight is a fox news alert. former president trump is about to take the stage at what's expected to be a fiery rally in michigan as early voting is underway in the state. ten days before the primary there is expected, as you might assume, to go off about the liberal new york attorney general and judge who ordered him to pay a whopping $350 million plus into civil fraud case in new york. quite a hefty amount. jason, what's interesting about this is there isn't a traditional victim in this case. the banks got paid, there wasn't anybody complaining about these tactics except for this new york attorney general. do you think there are other developers and financiers in new york making their boots? >> not good business for new york or new york city. there is no victim in this case, there's nobody that got harmed. the mainlanders that we don't have a problem with donald trump, this city, new york city will be m

jason snipe, jim lebenthal and kevin simpson. we're holding above 5k. the dow is a smidge negative. the bulls, jimmy, say 5300. tom lee is a bull. 5400 to 5500 is conservative. it's been a remarkable run. >> one heck of a run. those targets will be met. 30 trading days. nvidia is up, what, 45%. that by market cap is about $600 billion. >> it is up again today. right now, there it is. you have it up. nice job. it's $715. it's another 3%. >> it's another 3%. $600 billion in market cap added. i'm going to say to you, scott, to our viewers, nothing has changed in the company over the last 40 days that merits $600 billion of market cap change. this is sentiment. this is enthusiasm. it can continue. i will tell you that as much as those targets scott just mentioned are reachable, i also think we will have a correction as we do in any normal year. now, i woke up this morning, scott, i know i'm going on the show and thinking to myself, i haven't done any moves recently. you're probably bored with me. until this morning, i was thinking, i have to buy something. i sold boeing, alaska airlines. i have to buy something. i wake up

lee thank you, efficient your time. -- ap. >> mitch mcconnell ready to endorse donald trump? that is my favorite rumor of date we talk with mark simone and jasonetz. the people who control the people who control america, mr. chaffetz was once chair of house oversight committee, a lot of ar -- rumors that mitch's guy and trump's guy are talking. >> it is good news. larry: do you think it is plus able. plausible. >> i think this is necessary, the fact there was not an endorsement causes a riff, will mitch mcconnell push donald trump over the top, now, but it will show unity that messaging from minority leader, i think it important. he is no fan of donald trump, but the fact he is uniting behind the party toy defeat joe biden is a good thing. larry: he will do it for the sake. he might win the senate. even a liberal like larry hogan is a liberal republican in maryland on test most issues but who cares. >> we need his vote. larry: mark simone, a question for you. how many people watch sitseseth mier and the super bowl. >> he has dumbest communication department in the world, they turned down the last place on earth where you could reach 110 millio

lee, what more needs to be said he's got a big target for the s&p. we'll see if we can get above 4950 today so hope you'll join me at 3:00 jason, find trade?anie >> american express. a little cheaper than mastercard, but they have net new customers at 2.9 million >> the rebalancer. >> four names have been in the strategy amphenol is one of them. >> they've met the rules for the entire time. >> the entire time all technology names right now, we have software at 13%, semis at 10%. >> so we are going to track this movement i will see you for the last hour of the week on "closing bell." "the exchange" is now. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you very much, scott i'm dominic chu in for kelly evans. here's what is ahead on "the exchange." if there was any hope left for a march rate cut, today's blockbuster jobs report put an end to it. but what about a may cut our economist now says that may be off the table, as well. he tells us why and when he sees the first cut coming plus, the headaches of health care billing we'll talk to the ceo of one company hoping to crack the code and leverage artificial intelligence to make it easier fopa

lee, only telling the truth. pathetic is it to not tier policing everybody? is it not? jasony different shades of grey in the fair, but the inbox. there to be fair, but your verdict is in 95% of you think that the lee anderson hate speech investigation is a waste of time. 5% of you say it isn't. yes, exactly. you would have to throw a net over every single pub in britain pretty much if you wanted to make those conversations a police matter. and it's ridiculous. coming up, it's revealed that a staggering 1.4 million visas were dished out from the uk last year. what the hell are we doing? and actually, as well , you'll be actually, as well, you'll be amazed to learn how many of those people are currently unemployed. sake, unemployed. for goodness sake, it's not working, is it? but next, to next, in his desperate bid to get security , get taxpayer funded security, prince harry that he was prince harry said that he was more than his late mother more risk than his late mother due to racism. well former butler to the people's princess and her rock, paul burrell says that this is lo