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the mayor of london, sadiq khan. with us. okay.me back to gbn tonight with me, emily carver and a very happy new year's eve to you at home. now, fury today has erupted after london mayor sadiq khan was knighted in the king's new year's honours list. now sir keir starmer has been accused of rewarding failure because, among other things, knife crime has increased in the capital city by 50% since sadiq khan took office in 2016. now, the london mayor has also been responsible for rolling out the controversial ulez scheme in greater london, which a lot of people say is hitting the poorest workers the hardest. and why exactly does sadiq khan, who often talks about decolonising things? he likes to change street names if they're if they're not deemed politically correct? he wants to decolonise our statues and everything like this. why does he want to accept such an award? but let's speak to the reform london assembly member alex wilson, who criticised the decision, calling it yet another kick in the teeth to hard working londoners. he join

becky and joe, that is lina khan. the ftc chair. lina khan in her exit interview. you in on this? nothing gets by you james. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com >>> we're watching nvidia shares at the consumer electronic show in chicago. they're inveiling the same blackwell chip used in data centers with nvidia's move in the premarket, its market cap has passed apples again, now making it the world's most valuable company. >>> and ulta beauty ceo is retiring, going to be replaced by the company's chief officer kecia steelman. she became the coo in 2023. along with that result, ulta shares this morning up by about 3%. >>> let's take a look at what's been happening with the markets this morning. you'll see that futures in the green. we've bounced back and forth a little bit with the nasdaq. but the dow futures solidly in the green, up 130 plus points. s & p futures are up by 15. remember, this is after two up days in a row for the s & p

let's go back to security expert mike khan.t is appearing more and more likely that this was not a drunk driver. incidents like we've seen before in 2017 and 2019 when drunk drivers, tony as well as rizutto plowed their vehicles into people after mardi gras carnival parades in other parts of the city. it is seeming to be like this is going to be an intentional act. bourbon street is not drivable, there are bollards on the street that prevent that. nopd also has cranes in the skies with spotters. how can something like this happen on bourbon street with so many law enforcement officers down there? we just reported two days ago more than 300 nopd officers are assigned to that one area of the french quarter. >> so you can do your best to prevent an incident like this, in this incident, again, if you had bollards up and other things that were set up like we had in the pastt that preves a vehicle from further egressing through the street and creating more carnage. you can't stop it completely from entering the area without a massive

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let's look at the live pictures from khan younis in southern gaza.za. a pretty bustling scene in khan younis and many people there have been displaced from northern gaza so under the ceasefire deal hundreds of thousands of people could potentially go back to the north of gaza but israel wants him to be screened and vetted before they make that journey to the north. let's unpack some of this withjon donnison who is here in jerusalem. how close do we think we are to a deal this time? ~ . , . time? we are still waiting. almost there _ time? we are still waiting. almost there but - time? we are still waiting. almost there but not - time? we are still waiting. | almost there but not quite. mediators are saying the broad principles of the deal have been — principles of the deal have been agreed but they are working on what they call technical issues. in particular i think— technical issues. in particular i think some of the coordination of how hostages and prisoners might be exchanged and also some of the wording — exchanged and also some of the wording ov

the camp, which israel had designated as a safe-zone, is located by the sea, west of khan younis.usands of palestinians have relocated there to ride out the cold and wet mediterranean winter. israel says one of the hamas policemen killed in today's strike helped gather intelligence to carry out attacks on israeli troops. >> where did we find him? where else, but of course hiding in the humanitarian zone in khan younis, where gazans are sheltering from this war. but among the dead were three children, from one family, ahmad, mohammed, and abdul rahman al-bardawil. at their funeral today, each received one final kiss from their mother and father. >> we woke up to the sound of the strike at around 1:20 a.m. at that time, i called on the children, but no one answered. the three of them had been sleeping next to each other. amna: israel also struck the hamas-run interior ministry headquarters in khan younis early today. nearby tents were damaged by the blast. in central gaza, at least eight people were killed in a strike on deir al-balah. hospital officials say the victims were members

we have a fantastic event today featuring lina khan the federal chair. she will first provide some remarks and will sit with the most recent recipient of the d.o.j. top antitrust award, the sherman award my distinguished colleague. it is a tremendous a pleasure to introduce lina khan the chair of the federal trade commission. the federal trade commission enforces the nation's antitrust and consumer protection laws. she got her start in antitrust as a business reporter and a researcher examining consolidation across markets from airlines, to chicken chick. since joining the ftc has focused on exercise and the full fleet of the statutory authorities, regularly engaging with and hearing from the public. and ensuring the agency is updating its tools and skill sets to tackle new market realities and next-generation challenges. priority initiatives have included a proposed rule to ban noncompete clauses, scrutinizing dominant across sectors, protecting people's sensitive data from unchecked surveillance and fighting for americans rights to access h quality aff

great job with lina khan. join us back here tomorrow. now it's time for "squawk on the street". >>> good tuesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street." post nine of the new york stock exchange. stocks looked ahead to monday's strength in tech at least as nvidia's presentation is well received. but we do have an eye on the ten year testing 4.64 this morning and rare downgrades of both apple and tesla. we'll begin with nvidia reclaiming the most valuable crown premarket. jensen wong at ces says agents and self-driving cars will be among the next multi-trillion dollar growth opportunity. >>> meta the last to make a shift appointing dana white to its board. it ends its years' old third-party fact-checking policy. it's now in favor of an x-like community driven system to check facts. >>> and apple shares are lower this morning. this ahead of the open. down grades the stock, now a sell. >> a drum beat of bad news. >>> let's begin with nvidia. jensen wong delivering the keynote at ces. a lot to unpack. this is what he said about the blackw

i saw this film back in may at khans and the she stepped onto the screen i thought you know what this great story. this is a story that everyone _ great story. this is a story that everyone can - great story. this is a story that everyone can get - great story. this is a story| that everyone can get hold great story. this is a story - that everyone can get hold of. but it also works for the movie itself because it about a fading huge film star who has a tv work—out show and she's been let go from that because she's a bit too old. the producers, shean discovers this unique substance, the film is called the substance, that gives a shot of youth, and alexia of youth which is taken to the extreme because a younger version of her called sue comes out of demi moore's body. it

i now want to go to ruby khan, the father of itai khan, one of the israeli americans who was killed on october 7th. ruby, thank you so much for being here. we just heard barak ravid talking about your beautiful son who thought he thought for for a bit was living as a as a hostage. but it turned out that he actually was murdered on october 7th. so given what you saw, is still a hostage and he is still a hostage. exactly. so, given that and the fact that i know you want to get his remains back, first of all, can you just describe how this moment feels? >> well, you know, we are grateful, uh, getting to this point. you know, it's been stuck for a long time. it's been 467 days since this began. and, uh, we want to thank the biden administration as well as the incoming trump administration and their teams. uh, especially mr. brett mcgurk. uh, nsc coordinator for the middle east, as well as mr. steve witkoff. uh. president trump, special envoy. i actually was in qatar myself last week meeting both of them and know the commitment that they showed to get us where we are today. but we all must

i saw this film back in may at khans and the she stepped onto the screen i thought you know what this is a great story. thought you know what this is a great story-— great story. this is a story that everyone _ great story. this is a story that everyone can - great story. this is a story that everyone can get - great story. this is a story| that everyone can get hold great story. this is a story - that everyone can get hold of. but it also works for the movie itself because it about a fading huge film star who has a tv work—out show and she's been let go from that because she's a bit too old. the producers, shean discovers this unique substance, the film is called the substance, that gives a shot of youth, and alexia of youth which is taken to the extreme because a younger version of her called sue comes out of demi moore's body. it is a fabulous film and it's a brilliant performance from demi moore the like of which you will never see. if you are my age and i hesitate to say, some of our audience's age, you will remember herfrom the of our audience's age, you will remember her from t

i'm joined now by saeed khan, associate professor in near eastern studies at wayne state university.re you optimistic that this time a deal could be struck? i think the optimism comes from the timing than the substance. it is interesting to hear president biden speak that this is a deal and a proposal that he has put on the table for several months. i think that thatis several months. i think that that is something that scholars will debate. but at the same time, you also have president—elect trump claiming credit that he sent his incoming middle east envoy, mr whitcoff to the region and pressured prime minister netanyahu to accept a deal that had been on the table for quite some time. so i think that this is seems to be really about, as often times it is, american jostling for credit on this. the deals have been under negotiation for quite some time. many people who are on the inside, particularly on the israeli side, have claimed that prime minister netanyahu has procrastinated and in fact, impeded the ability for these negotiations to go forth several months ago. so the negotiatio

khan, 96-29, but who's counting? canter, 68-29. with this, they went on to bring major cases. google, amazon, apple. live nation, i mentioned, and many others. groceries, health care. importantly nearly every single one of these cases and many more, including the ftc's successful suit to block the merger of the grocery chains was supported and this is very key as we go forward, and we see a change in administration. it was supported by a strong bipartisan coalition of attorney generals across the country. we don't often think of california and oklahoma pairing up, or minnesota and texas, but this has happened in many ways for the support of the work that we have done. another legacy from the biden administration was a continuation, a number of vital cases that started under the trump administration prevailing in the google search case early they are year, and the facebook case for trial next year. when i think of things that have been positive for the public like the at&t breakup when you look at what they're doing. they're still there, and doing well, but you also have a much

es agency that was a price control for airlines, and he sort of told al khan because i used to knowe said president carter told me that we want to get rid of this bureaucracy. so he kind of gave a blueprint to the doge committee, right? >> you're absolutely right. we also deregulated trucking -- david: yes. >> -- which led to the teamsters endorsing ronald ray garre -- reagan for president many 1980. david: but it was largely viewed, the presidency, as a failure. of course, it was a one-term presidency and for good reason. the economy was in the doldrums. we had stagflation at that time. >> right. david: then you had the iranian hostage crisis which was really the nail in the coffin of his presidency, no? >> yes, i agree. but, you know, david, the one thing we need to mention, the one really significant if contribution of this presidency was the introduction of human rights to the national, international debate and equation. before carter's presidency, foreign policy was judged by national borders, war, peace, trade, things like that. carter was the first one to the put sunlight on

that's number one, and as we know, lena khan and others have been all up in their grill in ways that they don't like. number two is they want to expand this crypto world. they are very into, using the investments they are making into crypto and i think they like the idea that trump is going to heavy into a laissez- faire approach to crypto. 30s a.i. a.i. is going to be replacement of labor here and big tech has made huge investments into a.i. world and they need an administration who is going to be very favorably looking upon them as they make those investments to displace labor over the next few years. >> i feel like you can't go 20 seconds right now without someone shoving a.i. in your face. like i don't -- i will use it when i needed it stop. >> it's such, i think, a sort of auger of this garbage world that they have in store for us, you know, of just things getting kind of worse and worse and more and more ersatz as they eliminate jobs and make more money. he's absolutely right, especially i think about the crypto and a.i. pieces of this. the amount of deregulation, people don't

the attack was near the southern city of khan yunis.om jerusalem. >> he woke up to the sound of a huge explosion. he called to his sons but no one answered. three of his four boys killed by shrapnel in their sleep. a committed was 13. mohammed. was 11. and seven. they wrapped up for some warmth in the cold family tent. now, their family says their final goodbyes. three young brothers killed. >> this is the safe place the army is talking about. there is no safe place in gaza. what the occupation claims is blatant lies. >> this is what gaza's displaced families woke up to. carnage in the place they fled to for safety. the israeli military says it killed the commander of hamas internal security service setting he had helped the group's military wing plan attacks on israeli forces in gaza. the hamas run interior ministry said the head of police was also among the dead and accused israel of spreading chaos by killing police officers. israel has repeatedly attacked this camp accusing hamas operatives of hiding among civilians. >> since the be

lina khan, you can watch vege on c-span now video app or online at c-span.org.at responsibilities fall once again to great democracies. >> this is also a massive victory for democracy and for eedom. ♪ ♪ ♪ president jimmy carter the 39th president of the united states and the nation's longest lived leader passed away last month at the age of 100-6789 join c-span for live coverage of state's funeral. the public will have a chance to honor him wednesday as body remains in state at the u.s. capitol. on thursday the national funeral service will take place in washington national cathedral followed by final resting in carter family home in plains, georgia, watch c-span of live funeral services of former president jimmy carter. c-span now and free mobile video app, online at c-span.org. videos and key hearings, debates and other events feature markers that guide you to interesting and news worthy highlights, markers appear on the right hand side of your screen when you hit play on select video. scroll through and spend a few minutes in c-span points of interest. house

green day, justin timberlake and noah khan will headline benson boone, cage the elephant and remi wolf are also set to take the stage among dozens of other artists there. napa general admission tickets are still available for the three day festival, but other tiers are sold out already. animal rescue workers in the bay area are also doing what they can to help. volunteers from the muttville senior dog rescue in san francisco have just returned from los angeles county, with dozens of dogs that were sitting in shelters awaiting adoption. >> we are taking in all the seniors because nobody else wants to really deal with seniors the way that we do. we're also going to be we have a full time veterinary program here, so we'll be able to really take care of all the health needs of these new dogs that are arriving from these shelters. >> so many animals that have been displaced because of those fires down south. groups, including muttville, are helping to clear space in l.a. area shelters to make room for those animals that were displaced by the fires and need care. the rescue group plans to ta

but knowing that, as ruby khan and others have said today, that they are waiting and hoping for the remains also to be released and not happy. frankly, they're happy for the hostage families, the americans who are getting their kids, you know, home or their people at home. keith siegel, 65 years old, aviva's husband. we all know him and know him through her. she herself being held hostage initially and then released. but there is tremendous sadness on both sides, israel and gaza, and hope that this could be the beginning of something different. mr. let's tap into some of that emotion now. andrea, thank you. i want to bring in andy alexander. he's the father of american hostage aiden alexander. audie, thank you for being with us. thank you. lester, tell me what you're feeling right now. actually, i'm very happy and grateful that finally, finally, this deal is being sealed. it's a long, long time coming, and we are there. it's unbelievable. can you tell me, based on on what we were just briefed on about the timeline of this deal, when would you. the earliest you might expect to see your son?

. >> dr khan says she's hopeful women who are drinking more will heed the advice, especially given the cancer risk congress would have to act for changes like the labeling actually occur. labels and race currently warned about the dangers of drinking while pregnant or before driving. the guidance hasn't been updated since 1988. >> governor newsom is issuing an executive order to crack down on ultra processed foods like certain types of cookies, frozen meals. so it is maybe, you know, fast food. the executive order calls on california's public health officials to provide some recommendations to the governor about what action he could take to limit the harms associated with these foods. it also calls on the office of environmental health to investigate the effects of food eyes on our health and it calls on the state board of education looking higher standards for school meals. in a statement, governor newsom says in part, we're going to work with the industry. consumers and experts to crack down on ultra processed foods and create a healthier future for every californian. no word on any

that was deployed to the region since 2014, it doubled its territorial control in the year after bar khan, left. so between 20222023. we doubled. it's kind of its territorial control in, in molly and in new share and in working a foster. we've also seen that there has been quite an exponential increase of ads . the hottest and control, especially in burkina, faso we're friends, only had a small special forces operation, a blessing sab. and that was also, of course, injected when the military collaboration with which burkina faso ended in january in 2023. so it's, it's hard to make the correlation between burkina faso and hosting friends and troops and the increasing jihadist and groups. but for sure that it's not going well in the region right now. and regina foster has about 60 percent of his territory and that the military is not and controlling. we have jane in which is the largest outside affiliated. do you have is grouped in the region that is present in 11 out of 13 communities in amber, clean up also. so the situation is not good right at the moment. i'm so you mentioned that russi

legendary pop rock band green day will headline on the first day, and justin timberlake and noah khan will headline the other days. some other honorable mentions sublime, ice cube, and cage the elephant. in all, more than 80 acts are set to perform. the three day festival kicks off on memorial day weekend. just like every year, it will include wine, craft, brews and food. tickets go on sale tomorrow. all right. local race is working to help move the bay area forward. levi's granfondo, which is a one day road race in sonoma county, is expanding its prize and a continued commitment to at risk youth. this year, it's partnering with sonoma county winery skipstone and bringing back a race called the growler. the 139 mile course is considered the most challenging road race in north america, and the top ten riders in the men's and women's divisions will split a prize purse of $156,000. levi's granfondo also raises money for nonprofits that serves at risk youth. we did speak to olympic medalist levi leipheimer, who is a co-founder of this race. we have routes for all ages and abilities, and f

judith khan of ucsf associate hopes that women who are drinking more will heed the advice, especially given the cancer risks. congress is going to have to act for any changes to occur, though labels on drinks currently warned about the dangers of drinking while pregnant or before driving and operating. other machinery. the guidance hasn't been updated since 1988. >> governor newsom has issued an executive order to crack down on what's being described as ultra-processed foods. these foods include but aren't limited to types of cookies. frozen meals, soft drinks, ice cream in a variety of fast food items. the executive order specifically calls on the california department of public health to provide recommendations to newsom about what action he could take to limit the harms associated with these foods. it also calls on the office of environmental health hazard assessment to investigate health impacts of food dyes and it calls on the state board of education to look into higher standards for healthy school meals. >> still ahead on the news at 5, how the post office plans to deal with th

. >> bay area punk rock band green day, justin timberlake and noah khan are set to headline bottlerockeup announced by organizers today. ice cube florida and actress kate hudson are among the other 78 acts to appear. bottlerock runs may 23rd to the through the 25th. three day passes go on sale tomorrow morning. >> all right. good luck if you're going to get those tickets. that's it for abc seven news at four. >> i'm kristen sze and i'm dan ashley. monday night football is next. enjoy the ball game. we'll next. enjoy the ball game. we'll see you later tonight. (box thuds) (water boils) (packet tears) (tea bag clanks) (water pours) - listening to people that drink bigelow tea is so important to my family, because making that perfect cup, it's the reason we do what we do hi, guys! - hi! - hey! - so what are you guys drinking? - constant comment. - when i'm drinking bigelow tea, it's just a moment for me. it's just me time. - that's what a cup of tea is. - it is. - a moment for you, someone you love. - aw! (customer sighs) - it tastes really great. - yes! it was always bigelow tea - wow! t

justin timberlake and noah khan will headline the other day.mentions include sublime, ice cube, and cage the elephant. in all, more than 80 acts are set to perform. three day festival kicks off on memorial day weekend. not just about music, but wine. craft. brews, food. those tickets will go on sale tomorrow. should be fun. yeah. big green day fan, i know. all right, well, that's far off in the future. right now, the here and now. yeah, and it's feeling a little bit warmer than what we typically see for this time of year. highs in the mid to upper 60s, at least for the afternoon. it's still cold in the mornings. we are going to be near freezing tomorrow morning. all right. sounds good. bundle up. all right. there you go. look, thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. we stream 24/7 on roku, amazon fire tv, samsung plus, xumo, nbcbayarea.com, and of course, we'll be back here tomorrow morning. 5 a.m. seven. i almost said four, but it's ve. no. it'sfi nbc living well experts helping you live your life better. i'm doctor monique wilson as on

justin timberlake and noah khan will headline the other days. other honorable mentions sublime, ice cube, cage the elephant. in fact, they'll be more than 80 acts over the three days. festival kicks off memorial day weekend. tickets go on sale tomorrow. well, tonight at seven, our crews are along the fire lines down in southern california. we're watching as those winds are starting to pick back up. and new video from inside the fire zone. brazen looters taking advantage of the situation. those stories and more coming up at 7:00 on our 7:00 news. next on nightly news, a remarkable reunion between a man, his dog and the firefighter who saved that dog. tom llamas joins us from pacific palisades right now. >>> tonight, the critical hours in the wildfire fight in southern california as more dangerous winds threaten to bring new destruction. crews racing to contain these historic fires just as santa ana winds return with gusts up to 70 miles an hour, threatening the air assault on the flames and potentially spreading new infernos. we're on the front l

members of they, as they say, for good reason and without accident, they actually say prosecutor, kareem khan has made a parody of justice and it is defined as blights, or we will help him find it on the eyes you see issued under arrest one for each ready lead up in 10 minutes in yahoo. and it's for my defense minister you of got on 2 months ago. other were implicates had been crimes against humanity after the un said, idea of actions against father students could amount to genocide, gemini, fronds and other western countries. i've refused to comply with the measure. despite the enthusiasm for an icy c, a rest warrant against a lot of inputs. and now let's discuss this live with human rights lawyer donal cobra. like joining me right now, donald is good to have you. do i be so, but us might impose sanctions against the i, c, c, and those supporting it regarding actions against the us ally, including as well what ripple effects could best create? well, i think this is a for the will further destroy international law. it's an international human rights norm. so i mean, the u. s. has already gone

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the strike was on the tented camp at al—mawasi, near the southern city of khan younis. walid woke up to the sound of a huge explosion. he called to his sons, but no—one answered. three of his four boys killed by shrapnel in their sleep. ahmed was 13, mohammed,11, and abdul rahman, seven. they'd wrapped up for some warmth in the cold family tent. now their family says theirfinal goodbye. three young brothers killed in al—mawasi. translation: this is the safe place the army is talking about. _ there's no safe place in gaza. what the occupation claims is blatant lies. this is what gaza's displaced families woke up to — carnage in the place they fled to for safety. woman screams the israeli military says it killed the commander of hamas's internal security service, hussam shahwan, saying he'd helped the group's military wing plan attacks on israeli forces in gaza. the hamas—run interior ministry says the head of police, mahmoud saleh, was also among the dead and accused israel of spreading chaos by killing police officers. israel has repeatedly attacked this camp at al—mawa

for now, their home will be a tent in this displaced people's camp near khan younis.heir grandmother tries to be a mother to them all. translation: when night comes, they are afraid. _ even if i hold them, they are scared. they say, "there's a plane, there's a strike." their mental health is not good. may god help me to raise them. as they play, it's more secure for the cousins here. but nowhere in gaza is truly safe. kawther al—masri says she hopes for a ceasefire and for her grandchildren to rebuild their lives, not to become part of a lost generation. yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. let's get some of the day's other news now. air accident investigators in south korea say they've successfully extracted initial data from the cockpit voice recorder of thejeju air plane, which crashed on sunday — killing 179 people. but investigators are still trying to work out how best to get into the flight data recorder. some of the toughest laws on the use of tobacco have come into force in the italian city of milan. smokers will be fined if they light up on city streets or cr

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well, we're now hearing of two strikes that have taken place in this khan younis area of what's callednts ablaze and at least 11 people killed there. we heard from a hamas interior ministry statement, the director general of gaza police and his assistant were among those killed. and then we had a separate statement from the israeli military a short time ago, which just addresses one other individual they said was targeted, the head of internal security for hamas in gaza. and they accuse hamas of hiding among civilians in this area and also say that they took steps to avoid harming civilians. but the bbc has also spoken to the father of three boys who were killed in that strike, aged seven and ii and 13. their funeral took part took place a short time ago. and in this latest strike, the israeli military says that it's been targeting hamas fighters using a municipality building in the humanitarian zone, but local people are telling us that it was civilians who were sheltering in this area. and, as we mentioned in the introduction, a police chief among those killed. what more do we know a

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