jean-pierre: sanctions to hold? sec. jean-pierre:sec. jean-pierre: i cannot speak to what the next administration will do or not do. i believe jake set talked about this -- jake sullivan the national security adviser talked about this a couple times saying they are in constant communication with their incoming counterparts. i am sure that those conversations are happening on that side of things with the transitioning. i cannot speak to what the next administration will do or not do. but, we are in constant communication with the transition team. there transition team is in constant communication with our folks here. reporter: the intelligence community assessment routing this phenomenon says at the white house believes it is because of foreign actors. sec. jean-pierre: we put out a statement on this. i would refer you to the statement that came out from my colleague out of the national security council. i would say that, the intelligence community assessment is one element of an interdisciplinary approach to the administration has taken

jean-pierre: thanks.ahead, steve. >> i hope you can speak to whether your agency has enough money currently to fund the immediate response needs or do you need to go to congress and get additional funds? 10 days out from the presidential transition, what steps are underway to ensure what has been done so far and in the coming days is sustained at that career level and beyond? admin. criswell: with the recent supplemental, fema received $27 billion, so we can continue to support the ongoing recovery efforts for all the disasters we have been supporting, to include now the immediate response and initial recovery efforts needed here in california, so we are very grateful for the bipartisan support from congress to give us that additional funding so we can meet the needs of the individuals impacted. as far as going through the transition, we have an amazing, dedicated workforce of women and men that will be able to continue to support them. our regional administrator has worked many fires across several diffe

to his supporters, jean—marie le pen was a realist and a patriot. a racist provocateur. in 2002, campaigning against immigration and the european union, he won the biggest victory of his career, reaching the second round of the presidential elections.— round of the presidential elections. , . ., , round of the presidential elections. , ., ., , ., elections. yes, i am ready to win. if elections. yes, i am ready to win- if the — elections. yes, i am ready to win. if the french _ elections. yes, i am ready to win. if the french people - elections. yes, i am ready to l win. if the french people want to win also. win. if the french people want to win alm— to win also. the former paratrooper _ to win also. the former paratrooper was - to win also. the former l paratrooper was defeated to win also. the former - paratrooper was defeated in the final round of voting. but it felt like a victory. he bought his populist beliefs into mainstream french politics and many reeled in shock. he was born in brittany, the son of a fisherman. orphaned as a teenager, he s

jean jones apfel: i knew something was wrong. bridget harris: i didnt want to believe that this was actually a reality. rick haidle: we had concerns that there may be missing classified information. it could turn into an espionage investigation. craig melvin: espionage? was this some kind of international spy-caper or maybe it was something closer to home? john lewin: what we got was the information that would break this case wide open. craig melvin: the case of aciamom. could a clue from her son help solve this mystery? marcus singleton: im never going to give up. im never going to give up on anything. craig melvin: hello and welcome to dateline. for marie singleton, the sun rose and set on her boy marcus. when the single mother met andre jackson, a solo dad with two kids of his own, marie thought she had found the man of her dreams - and a father figure for her son. but that new life shattered when marie suddenly vanished, and police discovered there was a lot more to this mom -- and her marriage -- than met the eye. here's jos

jean—marie at least, thanjean—marie le pen. anti—immigration, anti—semite positions. which is not the case now with parties shaping the way in europe. i think marine le pen is an example of the... he is a result of the stage of the french political scene today. he was kicked out of his own party for having a position which was too extremist for most of the believers still in the national front. today, it is more leaning towards neoliberalism, whichjean—marie le pen always thought during his political career, when he appears directly in chapter... thank ou directly in chapter... thank you very — directly in chapter... thank you very much _ directly in chapter... thank you very much for - directly in chapter. .. thank you very much for your- directly in chapter... thank| you very much for your time today. here in the uk, a number of major incidents has been declared as the country deals with severe weather. ranging from ice and snow in the north of england, wales, and scotland, to flooding in the midlands. more than 120 flood war

jean—marie le pen, welcome to hardtalk.ave had 60 years in politics, and here you sit, suspended from the party that you created and at war. he chuckles yeah, and at war with your own daughter. how do you feel today? that's true, but i come back to this emotional feeling you must have, because whether it is temporary or not, you are, at the moment, not able to play a role in your party. but worse than that, you have this terrible fight with your own daughter. he chuckles well, you are smiling, and that interests me that you are smiling, because i wonder if you can tell me what went wrong in your relationship with marine. because, as recently as two years ago, when she was leader and you were cooperating with her, you said, "we are together. "we have one political access. "there is no problem between us." so what happened 7 what went wrong? but if i may say so, it strikes me that the fundamental problem between you and marine isn't ideology or politics. it's personal. to quote nonna mayer, who's a political expert at science

jean-christophe: it doesn't i was listening to just before.t is the story of every technology it has been the same for the mobile internet, the same for internet in general. that is what allows each technology to become mass-market. it is fantastic. it makes ai available to more people all around the world. that is really important. what i think we will see is different models being used for different use cases. we will see segmentation on the model depending on what you're trying to do very much like we have seen in model internet or internet in general. tom: let's get your expansion plans in the u.s. to what extent is the u.s. market a priority for you and the travelperk team? is it further acquisitions because you have been quite acquistive. jean-christophe: we acquired a u.s. company earlier in 2020 four. now we acquire this formidable platform out of switzerland. the u.s. is a key priority for us. the u.s. is the largest business travel market in the world. when you work in business travel it is important to help the traveler wherever the

i had a wonderful colleague with you, jean-noel. thank you. to the foreign minister, to president macron, i also have to say how grateful i am for the extraordinary partnership that the united states and france have enjoyed these past four years that we've been in office -- obviously a partnership, a fraternity, that goes back many, many years. i think it's fitting that my last trip as secretary of state brings me back to france. we know, both of us, that this is a world that we have to face together that is more complex, more competitive, more contested, than at any time in recent memory. but we have a shared determination -- our two countries -- to advance our shared interests and values, and to do it together. we have an enduring belief that this partnership is essential to trying to build a world that's a little bit safer, a little bit more secure, a little bit more prosperous for the people in both of our countries and well beyond. as jean-noel said, i think we've seen manifestations of that partnership and what it can produce in lebanon.

we have with us still andy mccabe and jean khuza'a. jean, i want to go to you first.can you bring us up to speed? we've been talking about this all morning. what do we know so far when it comes to what exactly happened in new orleans a few hours ago? >> well, what cnn has confirmed is that it was at the corner of bourbon street and canal street, right in the heart of the french quarter. and that is when a car drove, plowed, struck the proper terminology. >> jean, i'm sorry. i'm going to stop you for a second. i believe we have the press conference starting now with the mayor of new orleans. >> good morning. >> first of all, we do know that the city of new orleans was impacted by a terrorist attack. that's all. still under investigation. we'll hear more after me. however, i have been in direct contact with the white house, with governor landry. and, of course, a unified command who is present here. what i'm asking at this time are prayers for those who have lost their lives in the city of new orleans due to this tragedy, in addition to that, i'm asking the public to st

i'm seeing a lot of layering some dresses over jeans. all these things are coming back into rotations. >> emulating some of the coolest looks of the time has come full circle, and i'm really happy and pleased to know that, you know, i had some kind of effect on fashion because this is my life, i love fashion. an era that earned its spot as a pillar of modern fashion. >> how do you keep cranking out the great outfits? i just be wearing overalls and jeans by now. >> oh, you know, and i see that coming in the near future, too. i totally do. >> three. two. one. happy 2000. >> the year 2000, shortened as y2k, was a theory that there might be a technological apocalypse, as computer calendars change from 1999 to 2000. >> on new year's day 2000. is it possible that we're in for an international disaster? >> and the clock struck midnight. but the much feared apocalypse never was. >> the y2k doomsday once predicted has not yet materialized. set the scene for me. >> i think it's like 1998 to 2002. just that kind of encapsulated time period, fantasi

enorme surprise, jean—marie le pen.win. instead, le pen lost heavily. many french uniting against him in disgust. soon he would be eclipsed by his own daughter, marine le pen. she took over the national front, sought to soften its image, and ended up expelling her own father from the party. but his name lives on, as do many of his beliefs, modified by his daughter. the le pens still challenging and reshaping french politics. jean—marie le pen, who's died at the age of 96. rescue workers are searching for survivors after a major earthquake killed over 100 people and damaged more than 1,000 buildings in a remote region of tibet, near mount everest. state media say many houses collapsed in mountain villages around the city of shigatse, which is holy for tibetan buddhists. their exiled spiritual leader, the dalai lama, has said he's deeply saddened by the disaster. the health secretary wes streeting has said he's ashamed at the experience of some nhs patients this winter. it comes as a number of nhs trusts in england have d

my conversation with legendary director mike lee and star marianne jean-baptiste. and from my archive, how america's evangelicals laid the groundwork for today's fight over reproductive rights. welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in london. donald trump has been in office a week and already the strong arm of the u.s. president is making itself felt around the world. out of the world health organization, out of the paris climate accords again and gone for 90 days. all u.s. foreign assistance. while he checks whether it meets his policy goals, aiming tariffs at china and the americas, threatening to occupy territory and end wars at the same time. but he's facing pushback already. kremlin allies have already rejected trump's attempt to tax, sanction and tariff putin into ending the ukraine war. sir john sawers came into the studio here to help sort out where the world is headed as a new era of competition, instead of cooperation seems to be taking shape. sawers was chief of the uk's mi6 intelligence agency and also ambassador to the un. to your m

dennis murphy: jeans that seemed to match the jean fragments recovered from dolores dewitt's body.orce wondered whether they were beech tree leaves, the type that were found attached to dolores's jeans. detective schartner brought an expert to the spooky house to identify the foliage. he pulled up here. and he said, this is the jackpot of beech trees. poor ebony and her mom were here, no question. without a doubt. dennis murphy: but to arrest jason, investigators needed more. in the meantime, they eliminated his accomplice as a murder suspect. so they hit him up again, hinting jason is talking, and if you don't, you'll be the one to take the fall. that did it. marcus hunter finally agreed to cooperate. right away, he dropped a bombshell about jason. the specter of him becoming a monster grows with each and every stone that we overturn. craig melvin: coming up-- i think he truly thought he could outsmart us. craig melvin: could he? what would it take to put jason scott behind bars? when "dateline" continues. hon', take airborne! it has 7 key nutrients to help fill those holes your i

our correspondent in seoul, jean mackenzie, has the latest.ecurity here in seoul today has been incredibly tight, as mr yoon has had to be transported from the detention centre where he's currently being held to the constitutional court. all the roads around the constitutional court were completely blocked off to the public. police officers formed these human walls to cut off the access. this was to stop mr yoon�*s supporters from being able to get close to the court, because hundreds of them had gathered nearby. this was quite a moment here today, because not only is it mr yoon�*s first appearance in this impeachment trial, but it is the first time we've really seen him in public since he made that martial law declaration back in early december. and it's the first time that a president here has chosen to turn up to their own impeachment trial and defend themselves. so what did he say? mr yoon argued that he hadn't broken the constitution, that he was within his right to declare martial law that night. he and his lawyers claim that he hadn't e

after two months on mounjaro, jean has lost more than half a stone.ight months. ray is doing well. after five months on wegovy, he's lost 1a kilos — more than two stone. well, look, i'm really pleased with you. it's clearly doing what it's supposed to do, which is switching off those food n

. >> reporter: last september each day before opening up his juice shop, ruby jeans, chris goode madee did as a kid. the difference now is that he owns part of the block. this was his dream to bring his community access to vibrant, nutritious food. goode launched his business in 2015 to honor his grandmother ruby jean who passed away from diabetes. >> she loved us endlessly. the way she communicated it the most is through her food. >> reporter: goode was answering a call in the community, helping to revitalize a poor neighborhood. he opened a store in his childhood neighborhood in 2017. five years later he bought the building right on troost avenue. >> you look west of the line and it is 95% white. east it is 95% black. >> reporter: in 2018 lester reported on the role troos avenue played as kansas city's historic racial dividing line. a transformation underway then continues today. new high end condo buildings, trendy restaurants and buildings like ruby jeans filling long time vacant real estate, but progress comes with a price. >> what is it like trying to hold on and grow he busines

after two months on mounjaro, jean has lost more than half a stone.und 20% body weight over eight months. ray is doing well. after five months on wegovy, he's lost 1a kilos — more than two stone. well, look, i'm really pleased with you. it's clearly doing what it's supposed to do, which is switching off those food noises. very nice to see you both. yes. and ray, who's recently become a granddad, is delighted. well pleased. i can't believe it, any of us. you know, my daughters, every time they see me, they say i'm shrinking, or i'm wasting away. most patients put their lost weight back on if they come off the jabs. so these could be drugs for life, for ray and others, bringing both costs and benefits to the nhs. fergus walsh, bbc news. and if you're in the uk, you can watch �*panorama — weight loss drugs and the nhs' on bbc one tonight at eight, and you can stream it on bbc iplayer now. let's speak to our medical editor fergus walsh in salford... a really interesting report. for those watching, how does the drug work? it for those watching, how does th

>> desi: please welcome marianne jean-baptiste!what a delight it is to have you on! your performance in this movie is remarkable. remarkable. >> thank you. >> desi: and congratulations, you are getting all kinds of accolades for your performance, and the movie as a whole. you play the character of pansy. >> i do. >> desi: who might be described as, as we saw in the clip, a bit of a difficult woman. >> just a bit! >> desi: just a bit. she lashes out at pretty much everyone around her, including perfect strangers. i found her quite relatable, honestly. [laughter] >> the thing is, a lot of people do. i think getting a lot of people saying that's my mother in -- lots of mother-in-law's, by the way. that's my mother-in-law, that's my auntie, that's my friend. a few people have professed to be in her. >> desi: really? because yeah, and i'm like you are too self-aware, she's not self-aware. she thinks she's nice. >> desi: of course she does, but that's a real testament to your performance in this is a character like that would possibly be

after two months on mounjaro, jean has lost more than half a stone. lost around 20% body weight over eight months. ray is doing well. after five months on wegovy, he's lost 1a kilos — more than two stone. well, look, i'm really pleased with you. it's clearly doing what it's supposed to do, which is switching off those food noises. very nice to see you both. yes. and ray, who's recently become a granddad, is delighted. well pleased. i can't believe it, any of us. you know, my daughters, every time they see me, they say i'm shrinking, or i'm wasting away. most patients put their lost weight back on if they come off the jabs. so these could be drugs for life, for ray and others, bringing both costs and benefits to the nhs. fergus walsh, bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. we can speak now to our medical editor, fergus walsh. a leading expert on obesity said it could bankrupt the nhs if everybody he needed the drug was put on it. this is happening all of the world, isn't it, fergus? people deciding whether or not to prescribe i

at the king power stadium, jean—philippe mateta and marc guehi struck in the second half as crystal palaceicester and condemned the foxes to a sixth straight league defeat. boos rang around the ground at full—time after a result that left ruud van nistelrooy�*s side still two points from safety. first of all, proud of my players because we try to get another result. the difference between one team and the other team, when we got the chance to score, we missed and they scored. you know, against this kind of team, we cannot — one mistake is one goal. at the king power stadium, jean—philippe mateta and marc guehi struck in the second half as crystal palace won 2—0 at leicester and condemned the foxes to a sixth straight league defeat. boos rang around the ground at full—time after a result that left ruud van nistelrooy�*s side still two points from safety. we were speaking about champions league opposition and the tough run we had because of the opponents and we wanted to prove today that we were growing and we improved and showed out in today's game and we did that for 45 minutes. i think ve

do you like karine jean-pierre? >> oh, my gosh. [laughter] >> biggest fan.achel: what do you think of the story, karine jean-pierre saying she has the best team in the business. she posted this on x with a picture of her team. she says here's to the best team in the business. i couldn't do it without you. >> this is called smoking your own product. [laughter] >> this is -- you know, so i covered the white house over much of the past 20 years and i have to say -- and we've had some rough ones. >>> .we've had some okay ones. we've had some really great ones. rachel: kayleigh mcenany. >> one of the best. this team and her in particular has to go -- will go down in history as the most ridiculously, absurdly under -- i mean, completely unbelievable, not -- no credibility. she never knew anything. she didn't pull off that she knew anything. she went out there and faked it every single day and what's really amazing about it is that these people, you know, she pulls this off and she still fails even though she's got the entire press basically in her corner, willing

that's what turn people most off about karine jean-pierre and jen psaki.lly when you're working for joe biden that the toughest job on the planet to make that guy to make his or could look at. teasley with the lowest approval numbers that we sing quite frankly since jimmy carter and richard nixon. two weeks to go watch out for the pardons. thank you for joining us. senator chuck schumer pushed back when asked if he misled americans about biden's cognitive decline. >> we did not. what let's look at president biden. he had amazing record use a patriot. becca did not end there, we have the full tape and you will see it. u.s. steel and nippon steel suing president biden for blocking the deal. a full report on that is next. ♪ as we went on the market. one hour's worth of business. this is a monday morning valley, the dow is up 230 points, that would be a half a percentage point. the nasdaq. strong, 1.7% 347 points. nippon steel is suing president biden over his decision to block the deal, lydia hu joins us from pittsburgh read what grounds are they suing? >> go

jean mackenzie, bbc news, seoul.opments. the area surrounding yoon suk yeol park residents has become a focal point for both supporters and opponents, and that meant the atmosphere there has been incredibly charged and tense. large, very large crowds have gathered, it is virtually impossible to go anywhere near his residence, it is kind of by a usually very traffic filled thoroughfare, so it is almost impossible to approach that area unless you walk there. what was very interesting to me was the very large presence of young korean men in their 20s, 30s, even some young teenage boys, and what they told me as they are there to support the president because they have been frustrated by what they call disadvantages, pro—woman policies from previous leftist administrations. and they say that the president's strong national security policies resonate with them and that is why they have gathered their start it seems to me that these young men have been grouped together by several new tubers, streamers with a lot of subscrib

a member of the outgoing team is karine jean-pierre, the press secretary for president biden.this on social media -- charlie's beside himself already. [laughter] here's to the best team in the business. i couldn't do do it without you. sort of wonder how she would be without them. rachel: wow. charlie: exactly are. no, she couldn't. guy: and, look, in fairness, when you're doing a tough job, and she has one, and you have that camaraderie, you want to pay tribute to the people you work with. but this sort of has the same vibe as someone on the chicago white sox putting out a team photo and and being, like, what an amazing group -- they lost 121 games in chicago this past season. that's the baseball equivalent of this press if shop. i understand that president biden didn't give them much to work with, right? it's very hard to speak on his behalf and defend him. but with all respect, she is uniquely bad at this job. charlie: and she has the entire press corps almost exclusively behind her. they're doing her work for her, and she still is a complete disaster. rachel: that's why i

he was not the inventor of jeans. people have been wearing jeans for a long time prior to that.n fact, there are quite a few examples of people who were wearing jeans when they escaped enslavement. you can find advertisements in newspapers that describe and escaped enslaved person is wearing what they referred to at the time as negro cloth or sometimes they would call them jeans and they were work pants. they were pants that were, you know, hearty and hard wearing and inexpensive to make. levi strauss came along and improved on the idea of denim pants. he improved on them by adding rivets to the joints so they became much more durable and difficult to rip them so they were popular with people during the california gold rush, people who needed really hard wearing clothes. one of the reasons i bring him up is because he is an example of how the entire country, whether or not they expressly, overtly brought it up, the entire country's economy benefited from enslaved labor. even levi strauss, who says on his tags that he is the only manufacturer of denim that does not -- that uses a

then karine jean-pierre took over the briefings every day for two years.he white house press corps became as openly hostile to karine jean-pierre as they have ever been to a white house press secretary, including the famously beleaguered ron ziegler of the nixon white house, who had the impossible press secretary job of trying to defend a criminal president. the white house press corps attacked karine jean-pierre more than they ever attacked ron ziegler, because although there are some able and honorable reporters in that room as a group, they have absolutely no sense of balance whatsoever. and as of tonight, there is no white house briefing even scheduled. none. and there is not a single complaint from the white house press corps. they could turn on their cameras and scream at the empty podium and televise that to show their outrage at not being allowed to ask a single question of the white house press secretary. but they would never dare do that in the trump white house. we all know that life isn't fair, and washington certainly isn't fair. and the white

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. >> reporter: last december, a day before he opened up his juice shop, ruby jean's.k the same walk he would make on troost avenue as a child. >> this is the same bus stop you would go to as a child. >> yes. >> the difference is, now he owns part of the block. this is his treme to bring nutritious food. goode launched in january 20 15 to honor his grandmother, who passed away from diabetes. >> she loved us and the way she loved us was through food. >> reporter: goode helped to revitalize. five years later, he bought the building on troost avenue. >> you look west of the line. it's about 95% % white. you look east of the line, it's about 95% black. >> reporter: in 2018, lester reported on the role troost avenue played as kansas city's historic racial dividing line. a transformation under way then continues today. new high-end condo buildings, trendy restaurants and businesses like ruby jean's, filling long- time vacant real estate. but progress comes with a price. >> what's it been like for you, trying to hold on and grow this business. >> it's been tough. >> reporter:

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jean mackenzie, bbc news, seoul. yuna ku from bbc korean joins me now live from seoul. impossible. figs practically impossible. sis mentioned, practically impossible. is mentioned, it was mentioned 200 military security service personnel overwhelmed a number of their side, and police officers and they were creating a human wall to stop the officers from entering the building. this led to smaller and largerfights. the cio had to eventually quit their attempt. to eventually quit their attempt-— to eventually quit their attemt. , , . ., attempt. this is uncharted territory — attempt. this is uncharted territory so _ attempt. this is uncharted territory so what - attempt. this is uncharted territory so what can - attempt. this is uncharted territory so what can we i attempt. this is uncharted - territory so what can we expect in terms of trying to execute that arrest warrant for president yoon.- that arrest warrant for president yoon. �* ., ., j , president yoon. after today's initial attempt, _ president yoon. after today's initial attempt, investigatorsl initial attempt, i

get this, as details of the deal got there is backlash around karine jean-pierre. in addition to blocking john kirby from speaking we have our senior white house correspondent jackui heinrich reporting that karine jean-pierre delayed news of the are he lease of those two american hostages by over an hour. i can understand wanting to say goodbye at the briefing room. the news comes first and especially american hostages should come first. that tension between karine jean-pierre and john kirby, they deny it in public but it is obviously there. maybe we'll read about it in a book one day. >> bill: calendar says three or four days from now to get a deal done before the incoming new administration on monday. speaking on that, this is on the line right now. >> i have a warm spot in my heart for tiktok. i won youth by 34 points. there are those that say that tiktok had something to do with that. >> bill: is time ticking down and running down for tiktok? can it be revived under new ownership? set to be shut down on sunday. thousands of others in thousand tammy's home is go

>> secretary jean-pierre: that is not what i said.ht now. >> it's nobody. >> that is not what i said. you asked me about what 2028 is going to look like, between now and 2028. i cannot post obviously this presidents tenure. that is not for me to decide or speak to. i can only speak about the here and now. that is why i appreciate this job and what i am doing right now. >> sandra: surely the party has put some thought into that. >> well, you know, it is actually a good answer that she gave. the fact is truth going back to what i said about the constitution, the way our system works. there is no leader when your team is out of the white house. it becomes a jump ball. who's going to seize it. that is going to be up to senators, congressmen, governors, whoever is on the bench in the democratic party. you could have asked the same thing in 2015. who is the leader of the republican party. was it donald trump? who was it? it took donald trump to seize it. that is what has to happen. there will be a void for the democrats, and of course. >> s

jean mackenzie in his soul.omedy—drama birds of a feather, will be stepping back from acting as she is living with dementia. her husband, steve sheen, announced that she has made the decision, following her diagnosis with the disease four years ago. 0ur reporterjessica lane has more. put the magic back in your marriage. i don't think paul daniels could put the magic back into my marriage. known to many as one of the stars of long—running comedy birds of a feather... no, this where i belong, with my sister, sticking together through thick and thin. and what's the real reason? i've been here so long, i forgot to pay my gas bill. pauline quirke also starred in many dramas, including emmerdale and broadchurch. you people destroyed my family. her 50—year career saw her nominated for many acting awards, and she was given an mbe in the late queen's final birthday honours in 2022. today her husband announced that she has been living with dementia for the past four years, and said, "we kindly request privacy and understa

jean mackenzie, bbc news, seoul.at 7pm, supporters and guards near the presidential compound. bbc korean�*s yuna ku joined me from seoul with this update. high ranking officials and the cio judged that the arrest of president yoon was practically impossible to carry out because they are concerned about the safety of the team on the ground. according to local media around 200 military and security service personnel overwhelmed a number of their side, the cio officers and police. they were creating a human wall to block the officers from entering the building to arrest the president and this led to fights during the attempt on the cio had to eventually quit their attempt.— their attempt. this is uncharted _ their attempt. this is uncharted territory. i their attempt. this is - uncharted territory. what can we expect in terms of trying to execute that arrest warrant for president yoon.— president yoon. after the initial attempt _ president yoon. after the initial attempt today - initial attempt today investigators say i

jean mackenzie reporting from seoul.ctures we have been showing you from gaza. there you can see one of the vehicles, packed with children and others and their belongings, and this is all after this deal was finally reached for the palestinians who have been waiting to get back into the north of gaza was remedied. there was a hitch over the weekend. it was to do with the release of a civilian hostage. but about two hours and 43 minutes ago, the road was opened, and there you can see the tens of thousands of people who are now walking back into the north, many of them are streaming along that coast road. you can see that they are carrying their possessions on their shoulders. and the vehicle crossing, we saw that the vehicle waiting to cross with those children on it, that opened a short time after. people were allowed to walk in. all of the vehicles are having to be checked, but you can see that many, many thousands of these displaced palestinians have decided that they are going to take this walk, it will take them a wh