laura. >> to think of that happening at rush hour in a populated area like that. jason, we're going to rely on you to be our eyes and ears on the ground. thank you. stay with us. i want to bring in shai gold, managing director for corporate strategy for jet rescue air ambulance. that's the company operating the flight. shai. unbelievable. to see these images this evening. what can you tell us about what you think happened to this flight? >> hey, laura, thanks for having me on board. terrible tragedy. clearly our condolences go to the families. both the patient, her mother who escorted her. our crew of four. pilot, copilot, the flight paramedic. at this time, we can't speculate. we really don't know what happened. it's highly unusual for a plane to take off, right? to take off and crash right away. we. we simply don't know. we will have to wait patiently for this accident scene to be cleared for the ntsb to step in. we will cooperate fully with the authorities. anything they need will make av

laura laura han reporting from amman. jordan, thank you very much for your reporting. thank you for sharing your fuel experience with us this hour or a goldberg joins us now. is really political commentator. joining us from tel aviv were 4 or 5 hours into this. now, are you seeing these really captives released from gaza? seeing now the palestinian prisoners who have been released, some of them in minority in ramallah and the occupied west bank and the majority of them a 111 into the back into gaza. and one thing that we've seen already and, and i want to know from you how all of this is being received in israel. one thing that we've seen is, yes, of course, there's joy and elation for the families, you know, who are reunited with their loved ones. there's a lot of pain and there is a lot of suffering to go around whether it's in gaza, whether it's in the west bank just before i let you answer. and just so, you know, we are seeing right now a helicopter landing until a be. so i can only assume that that would be one of the is really captives because there's a process t

con is with us laura. we seen the same pictures last week when the prisoners were released. huge crowds, there, again reaching them. quite emotional seems oh, absolutely, incredibly emotional scene. so i've seen people even holding up the chance because they want to raise the prison is above the ground. they want to raise some photos of that has they want them to be seen. this is a real national pride and the issue of christmas. so deep in kind of thing. and so, so i see they see many of these people as, as really being symbolic. all the palestinian pools and representing the palestinian people and they feel that so they've given their time to put it in. it's very pleasant for essentially making the testing for those around the world. so they're awesome. new to business who are coming out among them. i'm just getting some notes on a few some shaheen. he's one who will be transferred directly to the hospital because according to sources who spoken to al jazeera, he was actually he had surgery in his ready p

and good morning, laura.re are sweeping removals happening at the department of justice and the fbi. sources are telling nbc news the trump administration foed out all six of the most senior executives, including the leader of the washington, d.c. field office, which was involved in the prosecutions of president trump. the doj has also fired as many as two dozen federal prosecutors who investigated the january 6th capitol rioters because of their work on those investigations. a letter pointed out that president trump in an executive order called the prosecutions, quote, a grave national injustice. and yesterday president trump said he was not involved in the removals. but he did say the firing at the doj would be a, quote, good thing. trump said he would review the conduct of thousands of fbi agents into the capitol attack. that is sparking fear and panic. >> yeah. i don't think people appreciate how many fbi agents touch those investigations in some way, even if just tangentially. i want to ask you about the

laura, thank you for the moment i just one of us to take in these pictures is seen in ramallah in the occupied westbank as promised to be in prison is recently free by israel being welcomed as he rose. i'm fully back to bore our coverage continues next with my colleagues sales on us just listening to what's happening in the. 6 the if you are just joining us, it is just past 10 g n t that is just past noon local time in ramallah in jerusalem until of eve in gaza. and we have been all morning here following the hostage, the captive release that has been taking place in the gaza strip. and now the release of palestinian prisoners that you're seeing live on your screen in ramallah . so a $183.00 palestinian prisoners are slated to be released today. some of them are being released right now and they are be reunited with their relatives with their loved ones with their families. that some of them have been in this really detention for decades, that we can speak now to elsa 0. is laura hahn who is covering this from amman, jordan and she is there a force because both is real and the palesti

laura talk to us about that . what's the latest on, on that, where a balance and what's going to happen to those who captives the yes, absolutely. now we know that those 2 counts have switch where the 11th and the 12th of the account is set to be released and the framework of the fast cost, the deal bucks. but we'll see. so last history is ready to capt. his release from casa and along side bold in 1900 palestinian prisoners to be released in the occupied westbank in the south of his route west. some will be to purchase some be sent back to garza, but going back to them, we have yard in the box. he was the 2nd to be taken onto that stage and better sketch school. sit in the right course, be a vehicle and also the counselor rode out there all the cows around. and he, he's an interesting example because his that he was taken with his 2 children. they were actually released in november 2023, kept it prisoner exchange deal, and your boss has become this huge symbol of the movement inside of israel to bring back the ca

talk is going to laura uh, elses here is laura hahn in george's capital. i'm on there because the is really government and the palestinian authority you have banned balance is 0 from reporting both inside israel and inside the occupied west bank. lord, let's start to take stock of, of what's happened today, and let's start to look ahead as well. so, today was the 4th day of release of captives on the one hand and palestinian prisoners, hilda is really jails. on the other hand is, is everything over for today that we were expecting to see. and can we consider relative to the terms of the ceasefire deal that it went well? this well, the scenes, but we still play out today from gaza. hun eunice got the city along the port was a 3 is ready captive ben, being released. and then in exchange for a 183 palestinian prisoners seems to have gone very smoothly. and it seems to have happened much earlier than all the already says without any snags. this is really important. the 3 is right is who are released and it was too much calm. it seems. and we'd seen on the 1st

so laura talked to us there about the process. so what's going to be happening with the, for my cap does, okay, can you tell us about that a little bit more? you know, once the captives arrive in israel, what, what happens, you know, in terms of finding out what they went through and, and, uh, and the information that these really wants to get, get from the initial meeting with between the hostages and their immediate family and children parents, spouses, and that takes place and they allow them to have some space. of course they go through the results, medical check before they're brought from the helicopters and brought to the hospital where they will be going in central to leave it. at that point, they will go through their initial medical checks in the hospital and see other family members. the army won't be june, bear you briefly with them until they die with their families. had some time to shower, to change the clothes, to get some food, to spend some time with the family. and he is actually quite sensitive about to do thes

laura hahn is in jordan's capital. i'm on you're there laura, because he is really government and the palestinian authority of band alpha 0 from reporting inside israel and from reporting in the occupied westbank. laurie. first of all, the is really captives that have been released. they've been outside of the gaza strip for maybe about 90 minutes. now maybe 2 hours. what is the protocol once they leave guys? where do they go? what happens to them as well? all 3 of those captives which 2 from the at one unit and one from the gauze, the city where all the school to in right across vehicles, they were taken across concepts to what's known as because the envelope a kibbutz quoted right here. this has become the absorption point, essentially for all of the it's right, the captives coming through at so that's where they do these preliminary checks is medical checks, just to ensure that okay, to continue traveling on some of the family members including one of those will these captives, jordan did pass his family member that

laura, how is it being viewed and received in this route? what have been sort of the reactions in his route to the side release the well, i think to pull to and say, who's being released today? so 1st of all, we saw officer cal throwing up on stage out in much less kale chick mccrae crime scene. so we saw on 1st ideas, right? the army put out a statement saying that they had a pressure. how much to ensure that the safe passage essentially of the captives to israel. and they have actually pulls the tennessee and present exchange just for a few hours. last week until those guarantees were given to them up thoughts that he, he was actually taken with his family, his 2 young sons and they were released as part of a come to the exchange deal in november 2023. but we also have yards from the boss and he's become a huge symbol inside of israel because he was taken with his wife and 2 children. one of them is the youngest to be taken in garza, they could see it and ariel now nothing is known. currently, as to the fate out, we know a success pulse of

way that's bringing laura con, who's following all things. these are a force of reactions and developments from jordan. she's in jordan because he's really government has found out his air from a 14 from israel. so laura, we have now 3 captives who've been freed from a captive now to have been, are back in israel. one is on his way, bring us up to speed with what's been happening there and the reactions in his route to the spacious, the state. so what we'll start with um, also the counselor on because he's being the 1st to be taken from the absorption point, which is reem can books which is on the outskirts of gaza. this is where the red cross vehicles happy driving to. i'm dropping off. well of now the full but captive . so also counted on is a french is ready citizen, and the french president and on your macro on has already put out statement on x, essentially welcoming him back and say, you know, he believes he's being true. how he has already had a medical checkups. these are the only says they seem to be in good health at the moment and

. >> i'm laura coates and we are following breaking news in philadelphia. another aviation tragedy is playing out. a medevac jet crashed less than a minute after taking off from northeast philadelphia airport. ring doorbell camera footage shows what appears to be the final moments of the aircraft. just after 6 p.m. eastern. the plane, in a nosedive before slamming into the ground. within the last hour, the operator of the medevac confirmed six people were on board its mission to help ferry a girl who had a medical procedure back home to mexico. she'd been treated in a medevac company, says that she was cleared to fly home. >> this flight was a repatriation flight of a patient who recovered and was headed home. she was fit to fly, cleared to go back home. uh, and we were contracted by a third party charitable organization to transport her back to mexico. so the final destination was to be tijuana international airport. >> i want to bring in cnn's jason carroll, who is live for us in philadelphia. jason, give us an update. what are you seeing? what do we know

let's go back to laura con. she's in jordan's capital, i'm, i'm, she's that because it's really government and policy know, authority, a bottoms out as they are from reporting inside israel and in the occupied west bank floor. so we know the names of the 3 is right, is what i do to be released. but there was some controversy and what's on the surrounding one of those yacht and the best? what more can you tell us? well y'all doing? the boss is a very no tools take it specifically in israel at festival, at 1st of all, it's age. he's 35 years old. now this was a sticking point in the negotiations between israel, the mediators, and how much less than a mazda essentially wanted to release anyone over the age of 50, as part of this 2nd, back to the 1st phase of people being released. so the fast what is being and women and use who were still alive and then followed by medical, 50 thoughts is where i was really pushing for anyone under 50. so they decided to agree to that. and of course he is specified. he's now being

amna: laura barron-lopez, thank you very much.a: thank you. ♪ stephanie: here are the latest headlines. we have more to report on the reported firings at the f.b.i. the acting director of the agency confirmed in a memo this evening that eight senior f.b.i. executives have been ordered to resign or face termination. acting deputy attorney emile bove ordered the acting director brian driscoll to turn over a list of former personnel who worked on the january 6 investigation to the department of justice. driscoll wrote in a memo to f.b.i. employee that is the request encompasses thousands of employees across the country including himself. in the days other headlines the trump administration's efforts to freeze trillions of dollars in grants and lones has met another -- loans has met another road block. a judge in rhode island have requested a temporary restraining order to pause the measure. that's after a judge in washington halted the plan but only until month. earlier this week, a government memo called on agencies to freeze fundin

. >> laura coates live tonight. at 11. eastern on cnn. >> more on our breaking news out of philadelphia. a medevac jet has crashed near a mall in the city. six people were on board, including a pediatric patient. we're waiting on word about whether there are any casualties on the ground in the surrounding neighborhood. joining us now is ryan tien, an eyewitness to the crash. ryan, first of all, tell us, what did you see? >> yeah. >> um. >> so i. >> first noticed the sky just being lit this, like, bright orange, and then it just after looking up, i turned around and was faced with this massive mushroom cloud. >> oh my god. >> and where were you at the time um, i think i was like, in the pc richard and sons parking lot around 2420 cottman ave. i was just getting food. yeah. and so when you saw that happen and this massive fireball, what did you think was going on? did you see the plane fall out of the sky? >> no, i didn't, but when i like, turned around and saw the massive mushroom cloud, i just my first assumption was like

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and just cuz we know how to find them might respond to this, the laura, the important point to make is that this is a 10 percent additional charge on top of the tires that with us already imposes on the chinese products. so the important distinction here in terms of the difference between this trump administration, the 1st trump administration, and how to what respond is that the degree of surprise is certainly not them. do you know that china is in fact better prepared for these tests and did expect that we haven't heard a response specifically since the confirmation of these 10 percent additional time, we're waiting for a response from the ministry of for and it says as well as from the ministry of commerce, what we have been hearing from chinese authorities is that terms don't benefit anyone that trade between the us and china office mutual corporation, and that a trade will, would be detrimental for the us, for china, and for the whole world. now 2 important points to make here in terms of the difference between what we're seeing now and what we saw during the 1st trump administrat

laura jones is ceo of the business council and the losers are the businesses, the workers and the consumersffs of 25% what's your reasoning for that? i think this is there's two things that are he was talking about security of the borders. trudeau resigned. the liberals are now you know, there's as was just noted on the programme. and so those two things are making this very difficult. that could come further down the line. there are lots and i mean the supply chains between canada and the us, we've been best... so oil of course, energy is a big export. could hit us consumers in the pocket... because this isn'tjust regional, it's not just a regional story. and many people where we are here would say, you know, well, i would say that if this is the way president trump personal connections. it's such a surprise that that the us would be treating theirfriends like this. they're less friendly with? or certainly their enemies? as donald trump pledges tariffs on the three largest waterway at end of 1999. the arrival by marco rubio here in panama city kicks off a multi—nation tour, the first forei

us president ceasefire deal, on friday, trump's secretary of state marco rubio joining me live is laurahat do you anticipate from that is it?— that is it? {5221122} a of that is it? [53.2112ka =" " - of. comeback kids. summit of the comeback kids. you've got trump who is off of bin political coming off of big political comeback and hello is comeback and netanyahd hello is off comeback i'm sorry to say i im sorry to sayzl think i'm sorry to sayvi think it and i'm sorry to say i think it is to result in a clash. the kind of thinn that look good,'the 7 look good,'the optics will will look good, the optics will be good but it will feel bad. i 77 a feeligngcf inside _.= of thgm have so much z— it inevitable that hubris, it is inevitable that the combination will be combustible. and where do you those combustible. and where do you - those classic _ combustible. and where do you - those classic -- _ combustible. and where do you - those classic -- - do | think those clashes could arise? probably three points of friction, arise? probably three points of friction. two — arise? probably three poi

hello laura, how are you? this is a for of sean batch for you ladies. your rights are you? oh you do. oh, perfect. no, i'm the people here. we're here right now. thank you. know to go. yeah. so right. are some ladies from overseas? you know, daniel, on folder i didn't mention that many people are visiting from outside of the us. yeah. oh yeah. across the world. i mean everywhere. anywhere and everywhere . i really think we'll come to just the stories go there. yeah, yeah, there's a tourist here and a lot of the times the tourist don't even make it up, has salvation mountain so that you know and we get to see the range, the oasis. if you get up above the hill, you get to explore what's out here and i know there's a bad rap and all that for what does happen and go on here. but i guess if you don't dabble in that lifestyle or whatnot, it doesn't really exist. so i don't, it's hard one to explain. you just have to experience labs and by doing that you have to live here though. hey, look, this was a tanner. i was in the probably is can sound yeah, a little bit at a time and i ge

laura, just the final thoughts you before you go. i mean, of course, many is raisal the gathering in the hostages square to watch today's events unfold . what will the feeling be the, as they watch the big screens of the exchange of what we've seen this taken place since the beginning of this c 5 deal that c saw deal. i took place on the 19th of january. they have been congregation on a weekly basis. now, they did stop protests for a while. they wanted to see if the outcome a bit steal to see, you know, of course, the release of these captives that they've been waiting for for so long. but they just don't protest up again last week. again, as i said before, to continue to put pressure on the government to not only complete this process space, we're going to seem to go see ations on day 16, which will be monday to go into a 2nd phase. and this is when we'll see the release of mole captives at this point . so they really want to see go from the 1st phase now to the 2nd phase. but we've seen this choreography take, as we've seen, people

laura con is in jordan's capital m on keeping an eye on things where it says well and bringing us the reaction from israel. so your, the 3 captives had now have now been freed, reminders of who they are and how it's going to be received in his rep as well as you've just seen on the screens keeps the guile the american is riley. he didn't spend much time on that stage before being escorted by the red cross vehicles. and he will be heading now to this absorption point in the in area code ran. this is a can books and it's ready to get on the outskirts of guns. and this is way out at 2 of the other captives so, so fos, 13 of especially 3 is the release of concept this 1st phase of this captive deal. so we had um, origin bid us an also off to a counselor on now at it, the french president has put out a statement in my new mcclung essentially welcoming counselor him because he is french, is ready, citizen and the bus has become a huge name, especially amongst the bring them home now these months in israel, this is the, the, the, the in a families of the captives being held in garza, on a lo

that happened in real time when it was happening, because the rnc in the spring was criticized after laura trump took over heavily because they shut down their offices in black and brown neighborhoods. they are not serious about this. everyone who has done campaigns no that's not turning out the real vote. the amount of money you get for showing up in those areas, there's mountains of data and results showing that's not how you win this vote. the biden campaign announced three times, historically early and significant in terms of the size of the buy, latino advertising, and every time they did, their numbers went down with latinos. so at a certain point there's a policy problem. it's not a tactical problem although that is also true. there is a policy problem and here's the kicker. this didn't start with donald trump. these numbers, especially if you look at registration and turnout, they have been a pernicious problem for the party for decades. this predates donald trump, predates social media, and the data has been clear for decades on this. if you don't talk to voters about what they ar

. >> i think they should ask laura tomorrow. [laughter] >> i would just say that this is not her first rodeo at doing this. i think she is the best one to answer. >> iac one in the back -- i see one in the back. >> shelley musk with inside defense. you were talking about spare parts and needing maintenance sustainment. your funding comes from congress. those are typically not the most high-profile budget items. how are you making sure that you are going to get the funding you need for those stairs or maintenance and sustain operations at facilities? >> partly just by saying over and over again we really need this. we certainly have been articulating those needs. i think those messages have been received. part of the reason we are in a bit of a pickle now is for many years, the funds were not fully spent. that does create a healthy degree of skepticism. do you really need the money when there is money left on the table? i would say we cross that threshold several years ago. as we were ramping up, we kind of hit our pace then bega

earlier, two eyewitnesses described the crash scene to cnn's laura coates. >> what i saw, i saw a bunch of parts scattered through my street. yeah. >> and like parts of the plane. >> of the plane and cars. and i saw also a, i believe was like a part of the tank of the gasoline or. >> or something of the plane. it's like it was like this piece that was. >> it was pretty. >> big, like debris, you know, all over. and like, just smoke. smoke and fire. one of the houses was catching on fire as well. and they were trying to evacuate. people like to everybody be safe. >> pennsylvania's governor says environmental officials are dealing with hazardous materials at the site. federal aviation investigators are looking into the incident. our breaking news right now in gaza city. we're waiting for hamas to release an israeli american man who's been held hostage since the october 7th attacks. now, a short time ago, hamas handed two other hostages to the red cross. this is one of them. ofer kalderon israel says calderon and the other released hostage, yarden bibas are now back in israel. so i want to

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in september of 2023 you appeared with laura blumer, promoting your book, this one here. you shared a photo of yourself where you should -- where you held her book and she held hers. just a few months ago she posted that the september 11 terrorists attacks were "an inside job" and accused florida's first lady of exaggerating her cancer diagnosis to gain voter sympathy. a number of my republican colleagues have criticized her extremism. one of my colleagues described her as "a crazy conspiracy theorist who regularly utters disgusting garbage." given all of this, why did you associate with her? mr. patel: as you can see, i took a photograph with an individual who showed up at a book event. i do not believe i am guilty by association, and i do not believe that an individual who is a first minority to serve as a deputy director of the national intelligence to this country is a racist in any way. sen. durbin: are you familiar with these two peters? -- stew peters? is that ringing a bell? mr. patel: not off of the top of my head. sen. durbin: you made eight separate appearances

just want to thank the following individuals for their collaboration in the process early on sergeant laura anderson she couldn't make it today she did have a lot to offer in this general order. i also want to recognize from dpa janelle keywood and jermaine jones they were also involved in the process early on so i want to recognize them. the city working group this is something that we bring to our working group and share the process and get feedback from our working group. david ellie lewis is here. i want to express thank you to them for helping with this process. >> and you know, before we actually got here to this point early last year the city unit and the s.f. fire department fire community paramedics team under the direction of assistant deputy chief april sloan they were doing joint roll call trainings at each district station and visited each watch and there was a lot of feedback that was given at those roll call training. >> so i also want to express thanks to assistant deputy chief april sloan for stepping in and offering some feedback and helping us through this process. so a c