thank you very much indeed, right, from indeed, madeleine right, from cbs news. —— wright.crowds. cheering has become an emblem of the wider campaign. it's heartbreaking. recover from it. highlights those still left in gaza. across the square, a new slogan on the posters the role of hamas in gaza. after the war, with israel adamant it cannot be hamas. it's the first time i'm seeing him, ali said, simply coming home. lucy williamson, bbc news, tel aviv. palestinian prisoners. among them, quite significantly, now, this was a very bittersweet moment for his family and friends, because it's widely believed greet him, and i think his loss was felt around the square in particular. of course, at the same time, about 180 palestinian were people who were detained immediately after the october the 7th attacks and were never charged. including murder. the deal, after the deal, sorry, than before it. even though there is significant political pressure to expire and for the war against hamas in gaza to end. in gaza as well, were completely different today. and the israeli government hav

madeleine rivera is here live with more. shake-up is an understatement. >> reporter: it is.this appears to affect koj prosecutors and -- doj prosecutors and rank and file agents. acting director brian driscoll sent a note to staff saying the acting deputy attorney general told him eight a senior fbi executives are to be terminated by specific dates millions these the employees have retired beforehand. he also wants a list of current and former fbi personnel assigned to january 6th and a maas cases. that is a massive record, that includes driscoll himself as the investigation into the capitol attack was the biggest investigation in the history of the justice department. the order of terminations and the reports to oust fbi agents came on the same day top justice department officials ordered the firings of prosecutors who work on january 6th cases. bove says the trump administration is looking to the end, quote, the weaponization of the federal government which some republicans support. >> donald trump talked about this on the campaign trail, that they were going to clean out

madeleine rivera has more. reporter: good afternoon, jonathan.n will have his hands full taking the reigns from out going chair jamie harrison. martin, who heads the party in minnesota, won the majority of dnc voting members on the first ballot on saturday and had 100 votes more than closest competitor, head of wisconsin party and despite the fact of backing of top democrats like nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and hakeem jeffries. martin will help lead the democratic party forward as it tries to rebuild after a loss up and down the ballot in november. martin says the party has the right message and just need to find a way to make sure that message resinate withs the american people, especially with working class voters. >> we have to focus with intensity on the goal ahead, which is winning elections to improve people's lives. second, we need to go on offense. trump's first weeks have shown us what happens on amateur hour meets demolition derby. but at the same time he's invited all the billionaires into the oval office to mine, extract, and profit o

madeleine is live with the latest. >> good afternoon. 400 voting members of the dnc chose ken martin new chair. he has promising a new chapter in democratic leadership that he says will hold president trump accountable. >> we are going to get to work. we will fight. we will go out there and take this fight to donald trump and the republicans that we will fight for working people again in this party. >> a majority of the dnc voting members on the first ballot on saturday. he had 100 votes more than its closest competitor the head of the party in wisconsin. despite the fact that he saw a late surge of support from top democrats like nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and house minority leader jeffries. the dnc chair is often overshadowed by the party leaders. democrats may not look to martin , but he will be crucial in making sure that the parties message resonates with voters in that state parties have the funding and infrastructure that they need to win. he also says he wants to start a 2024 postelection review process he says the party is not dead. this comes as a new poll shows that democ

glam madeleine rivera is in washington with all of those details. good morning.r: these air strikes mark president trump's first major u.s. military operation overseas since he retook office. president trump said he ordered the strikes on the senior isis attack planner other terrorist he recruited and led in somalia president said on true social these killers who we found hiding in caves threaten the united states and our allies. the strikes destroy the caves they live in and killed many terrorist without in any way harming civilians the message to isis alling others who would attack americans is that we will find you and we will kill you. the defense secretary pete hegseth said under president direction he authorized africa command to carry out air attacks targeting operatives in the mountains. hegseth said this action further degrades isis ability to plot and conduct terrorist attacks threatening u.s. citizens are partners and innocent civilians and sends a clear signal that the united states always stands ready to find and eliminate terrorist who is threaten t

charlie: thank you, madeleine. so this is free trade.has always been sort of the hallmark of conservatives. and and this is another example that donald trump is not your regular conservative, not your regular republican. and, you know, he's got a very good argument here about all the ways that china has been taking advantage of the country and, of course, the previous administration under joe biden did, you know, they were -- [laughter] perhaps literally in bed with china in terms of just sort of letting china walk all over us and taking over our entire hemisphere in a lot of ways. rachel: not in a lot of ways, in every way. you know, you talk about the chinese balloon. we never if do did anything about that. it's always very suspect why joe biden refused to take china on on even the most basic things. charlie: almost like he had some other motive. rachel: right. yes, exactly. [laughter] but in latin america, you know, one of the things that donald trump cites is the fentanyl problem. that's a china thing as a well. china and mexico with

madeleine rivera in washington, madeleine, thank you. >>> the former commissioner of major league baseballhas died. he ran the league from 1989-1992 and dealt with the banning and eventual reinstatement of yankees' owner george steinbrenner, the 1989 san francisco earthquake during the world series and a league lockout in 1990. "the new york times" reports he died after comply complications from bladder cancer. faye vincent was 86 years old. >>> the national transportation safety board now looking into two deadly plane crashes in major east coast cities just days apart. so what are the next steps in this investigation? former ntsb investigator dr. alan a diehl joins us next. ♪ what tractor supply customers experience is personalized service. made possible by t-mobile for business. with t-mobile's reliable 5g business internet. employees get the information they need instantly. this is how business goes further with t-mobile for business. clogged gutters can cause big problems fast. until now. call 833-leaffilter today for your free gutter inspection. i've had terrible flooding problems on

madeleine albright tried to do that. that's not a new maga idea. the question is how do you it.you still believe that in the law signed in 1960s that congress has to sign off on any changes to usaid or do you think can ma president trump can make this happen through executive order? >> those examples that you gave of historical figures, the difference is now the job is going to get done. it's going to be 99.99% of cents on the dollar actually go towards what it's intended. >> you are talking about -- >> that's going to -- >> efficiencies and aids versus restructuring. let me ask you about that. >> that requires restructuring had 100%. you can't wish it into existence. you have to restructure where the failures are. >> of course. what we are hearing from many aid organizations and officials is that can you restructure after you finish the review and not freeze funding now immediately? i spoke to former usaid global health head yesterday. he said this isn't a pause in foreign aid, it is demolition of usaid. you can't pause a flight in midair, he said. that's what's happening. this

cbs news correspondent madeleine wright has been today we have learned that there was a seventh deathon who was on the ground in a car. that was in this area when it crashed into a neighbourhood. those people were a girl, her mother, two physicians, i'm standing at the intersection of officials are warning people not to pick up the debris. one person said, why was a page from the pilot manual spared but not the six lives of the people on board? any indications as of yet? there are multiple agencies investigating that very question. the federal aviation administration there was a large open field. this happened in a very densely populated area. i'm standing next to a gas station. there is a cafe, restaurant, a diner. 19 people were injured in this crash aside from the seven people who were killed and all those 19 injured one of them was a patron at a diner. because there were so many people calling about this same incident, this plane crash. he called 911 and he said that it wasn't answering because there were so many people calling about this same incident, this plane crash. he couldn

madelynnmadelynn -- madeleine ra live with more. reporter: high, charlie. one person was doing the work of two people at the time of the crash. the faa husband not respond to staffing and interview withs air traffic controllers are being done. >> we'll go back and look at training, hiring, everything. >> crews on scene working to get aircraft out of the water and 67 of the bodies recovered and 28 of whom have been identified and ntsb examined from the army jet and have things for the pilots and planes and it is altitude and ntsb going to be having family family members and absoluted service members going to take the scene to crew members of the black hawk identified and chief office andrew eves and helicopter traffic near dca and ntsb completes the investigation. charlie: president trump attending a white house meeting on education and president trump signing cassioppi xzavier odder tore give support to school choice pro programs and appareny comes just in time as a new u.s. report card reveals the bleak state of education with grade school scores of math a

fox news correspondent madeleine rivera joining us live.unclear how many people this will effect. acting attorney general ordered the termination of half a dozen fbi employees by tuesday and asking for a list of former and currently fbi personnel assigned to the january 6th and case. case in point. acting director brian driscoll says he's one of the employees as is acting deputy director. and the order for review came on the same day top justice officials ordered the firing of prosecutors who worked on the january 6th cases. the trump administration is looking to end the quote, weaponization and returning integrity, accountability. democrats are calling the terminations and ousting as a purge. and kash patel said this about firing at the agency. >> are you aware of any plans or discussions to punish in any way, including termination, fbi agents or personnel associated with trump investigations, yes or no. >> i'm not aware. >> thank you. >> and the fbi says dismissing potentially hundreds of agents would severely weaken the country from nati

rachel: madeleine rivera is in washington dc with the details. good morning.ter: good morning. several questions about staffing at air traffic control tower at reagan national airport during the time of the crash. the new york times citing interim preliminary faa source and reports an air traffic control supervisor allowed one controller to leave the job early wednesday evening so one person was reportedly doing the job of two people handling air traffic control for helicopters and incoming planes. the faa did not respond to questions about staffing, but the ntsb said interview withs air traffic controllers are being done and they'll look into the history of the air traffic controller who was on duty that night looking into their training and their hiring. salvage crews out on scene today working on getting the aircraft out of the water and at least 41 bodies have been recovered and 28 of whom have been identified. meantime ntsb found the black box recorder from army black hawk and vizly didn't appear the recorder had exterior damage and they feel confident th