"they deprived us of food and water," says um muhammad. "but we're still alive."ell, that ceasefire is holding, but barely. in gaza three palestinians were reportedly killed by israeli forces for getting too close to the border with israel. and in israel seeing those three frail hostages has left society stunned. >> thank you, chris livesay, for that report. >>> we go now to los angeles, where those wildfires that ravaged the city and county could cost billions of dollars. cbs's elise preston reports on the recovery. >> reporter: the firestorm swept through the pacific palisades and altadena neighborhoods a month ago, leveling more than 16,000 structures. the combined damage from the los angeles wildfires is estimated at $275 billion. >> the houses that have burned to the ground have generated some 4.5 million tons of debris. >> reporter: all that ash and hazardous waste is nearly half the amount of debris generated by all of l.a. county in a typical year. so far just seven landfills are prepared to accept it. >> the u.s. epa has 1,000 people on the ground. phase

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around the world and across the uk, this he claimed direct descendancy from the prophet muhammad andojects in the developing world. our religion editor, aleem maqbool, prince karim aga khan iv was leader of the world estimated 15 million ismaili muslims. while he may have been well known here for love of horse racing, he had a global impact of 20 after the death of his father. for the next 18 months, i will be travelling wherever my father was in the middle east. what this project is showing is that if you do area restoration of the ultra poor. epsom derby winner shergar. that beloved horse was later stolen by an armed gang the religious leader died whilst the community and those around him have had this was someone who had led to a community for over 67 years. imam that they've known. tributes include those from the human rights activist malala yousafzai, who said his legacy will continue to live on through the incredible work he did in education, health and the un secretary—general said he was a symbol of peace, tolerance and compassion in our troubled world. the aga khan, who has

but right now i feel like muhammad ali. >> that seemed to set kendrick off. to make it known that there's only one king and like that with future and metro boomin. >> i think i won't drop the location. i still got ptsd, mother. the big three. it's just big me. >> with the battle in full swing, drake and kendrick both dropped back to back records, but the biggest blows are still to come. drake released a song accusing kendrick of domestic violence and kendrick releasing another going after drake's entire family. >> it was a horror film lyrically, because within those four verses he's addressing not only drake's son adonis, drake's father dennis drake's mother sandra, he's also addressing this alleged daughter, which was a bombshell that everybody in hip hop, he nuked them. he nuked them. at that point. >> not even 24 hours later, kendrick drops what goes on to be the anthem of the summer, and at the heart of drake's subsequent lawsuit, not like us. >> sometimes you gotta pop out and show certified boogeyman. i'm the one that upped the score with them on certif

matt mahan will be there as well, along with bay area host committee president ceo colleen john muhammad's an actual handoff. there's a football. so we're going to make sure we practice before we. that's right. no fumbling. there's no fumbling. the handoff i'm walking around with a notepad paying particular attention to things like mobility. when people land at one of our three international airports, how do we make sure they feel welcome? they know where they're going. we get them to their hotel and then out into our communities to experience the incredible diversity, food, music culture that we have in the bay area. just about this time next year, it's a busy week for the bay area host committee, along with tomorrow's or today's super bowl handoff. that is, it's the tipoff to the nba all star week. it's filled with parties, fan fest and of course the game at chase center. five days of festivities and star power. we're covering it all and we'll be live at chase center for the tipoff event wednesday. now the super bowl excitement was high at levi's today, the scene of next year's game. t

mayor matt mahan will be there, along with bay area host committee president and ceo colleen john muhammad. it's an actual handoff. there's a football. so we're going to make sure we practice before we. that's right. no fumbling. there's no fumbling. the handoff. i'm walking around with a notepad paying particular attention to things like mobility. when people land at one of our three international airports, how do we make sure they feel welcome? they know where they're going. we get them to their hotel and then out into our communities to experience the incredible diversity, food, music culture that we have in the bay area. it's a busy week for the bay area host committtt, along with tomorrow's super bowl handoff. it's also the tipoff to nba all star week filled with parties, fan fests, and of course, game at cse center. five days of festivities and star power. we are covering it all and we'll be live at chase center for the tip off event on wednesday. also this week, lunar new year celebrations are culminating in the city with the annual parade in chinatown. yes, that's right, here's nbc

. >> reporter: muhammad ali is considered one of the greatest boxers of all time.awing called "the crowd," seen from his perspective looking out from the ring. smiling and some are frowning? >> i love that, he is acknowledging that not only did he have fans, but some haters as well. >> reporter: four of ali's works are prominently featured in the whole exhibition devoted to boxing. winners, losers, and everything in between. >> it's big. it's bold. >> reporter: and curator arden sherman says the show here at the norton museum of art in west palm beach explores a host of different aspects about this most accessible of sports. >> it's rare to encounter a human of a certain age on this planet that doesn't have an understanding of the sport of boxing. >> reporter: artists seem to gravitate towards boxing. there are more than 100 works on display here. >> and you know, rita, this is only a sliver of what's out there. a sampling. >> reporter: there are paintings, photographs and sculptures, including many by and about women. this work by zoe buckman features frilly fabri

rule breaks, complain regional politics, the director general of the pakistan hosting's public, muhammad, off our job. it was among the guests who shared with us his view on trump's plans for the end. or yeah, 1st of all, i think that this is suggesting this idea to displace the entire section of human human from deer is, is absolutely preposterous. it's, it's can be a direct trick that you can see in a reaction or response to something. but i don't think number one is not practical . number 2, this will not last long. number t for vasa belongs to the palestinian people. this is a conflict between these island palestine. a global you ended solutions on it that it should be dissolved according to the un resolutions peacefully by election. so we understand a tax on the 7th of october, which is the deductible. it's very, a bad situation. it was in that direction, but people know it was of to or out of proportion. but i think this would be to ship as a leader of the free would. president trump has responsibility to create the reconciliation and peacefully negotiation between these like these

this is the words that are of cause as prime minister, muhammad did not that i mind assigned the speaking that alongside the lebanese president, joseph owned those remarks coming in. they roots off to the visit by the country, prime minister, 211, east capital for me on this, i'd speak to designed to hold it in by roots. as i know, we can read these comments coming in the context of a series of visits by our, of a 6, a gulf officials to level and in the last few weeks to on the school. i guess, support for this, these 5 deal at a time. and it looks quite shaky, right? no, no, no doubt, but not just the ceasefire deal, but the new leadership 11 on like you mentioned color, the color prime minister, the latest for an official to visit 11 on since the country elected a new president early january since the country appointed a, a new fine minister and you know what he repeats of time and time again is the formation of the government as to the formation of the governments. we look forward to working with the new government. what caught, that is saying is what much of the international communit

muhammad fadlalla is a volunteer with doctors withou borders at sudan's al buluk children's hospitalen we got there. doctors told us the little boy was close to dying. and his eyesight badly damaged from severe malnutrition. >> left unchecked, the majority of children who have severe malnutrition end up getting an infection and dying from it. >> reporter: ibrahim's family had been trapped by fighting for months. "there was no food," his grandmother neamat abubaker told us. at times nothing at all, not even water. but she was worried they were too late. doctors and nutritionists here all told us the same thing. without humanitarian aid and medical intervention, the children you see in this ward would not be alive. and much of that life-saving intervention is provided by usaid. its delivery now in jeopardy following president trump's decision to suspend aid for 90 days. >> any further cut to what little sudan is receiving and able to receive is going to have nothing short of an absolutely devastating effect. >> reporter: america is also the world food program's biggest funder, as it ra

considered by his followers to be a direct descendent of the prophet muhammad, the harvard graduate grewsiness magnate and philanthropist. he mixed with royals and used his riches to build homes, hospitals, and schools in developing countries. his foundation said that an announcement on his successor would come later. the aga khan was 88 years old. still to come on the newshour. residents of a kibbutz that was attacked by hamas begin the long rebuilding process the a-c-l-u -- process. and the aclu sues the trump administration for restricting care for transgender minors and a renowned chef on chinese cuisine and bringing people together through food. >> this is the pbs news hour. geoff: president trump and israeli prime minister netanyahu met for talks today that focused on hammering out a second phase of the cease fire and hostage agreement between israel and hamas. amna: netanyahu is the first foreign leader to visit the white house since trump's second term began. the two leaders also discussed the future of gaza, which trump has said might need to be emptied of its population, a pote

we're going to grieve 9/11, another one was muhammad ali lighting the torch in atlanta, that moment for greatest of all time taking the light with parkinson easement those are the great moments that you never, ever forget, and that had nothing to do with what went on on the field. will: that's incredible. we only have a little bit of time. what's going to happen today? [laughter] >> if i knew that -- this building's named caesar's, perhaps i'd -- i don't know. nobody knows. anybody who tells you they know, they're not telling you the truth. usually, in this instance, the best player wins. and the best player is path rick mahomes. and the best coach wins. expect best coach going into this game is andy reid. now, you have anomalies. you have people who have done this. you have the trent diller ifs, okay? if -- dilfers, you have the mark griffins and they're memorable and they won that game, but they weren't the best player. nick foles, right in i spent a lot of time in philadelphia. don't get upset, philadelphia fans, i love philadelphia with my time there, but i just think that's usually

world, and san jose mayor matt mahan and bay area host committee president and ceo colleen john muhammad are in new orleans preparing. i'm walking around with a notepad, paying particular attention to things like mobility. when people land at one of our three international airports, how do we make sure they feel welcome? they know where they're going. we get them to their hotel and then out into our communities to experience the incredible diversity, food, music culture that we have in the bay area, from restaurants and bars to hotels, the entire bay area stands to score a big boost to the economy based on what happened during the last super bowl in 2016. in a region, we saw about $240 million in economic impact. what that translates to is sales tax, tot, tourism improvement districts. all these things feed into our local economies. and of that being specifically santa clara, we got only about 7%. kabir bhatia, the ceo of silicon valley central chamber of commerce, says she expects santa clara to see a larger boost to the economy during this super bowl. in the past, san francisco receive

within 45 minutes muhammad bin salman at 4:00 in the morning issued a statement flatly rejecting that. that is basically, we've killed what is the plan that the u.s. and netanyahu has for the saudis to recognize israel long tomorrow. it's just a no starter and so in gaza, as well, this could really hurt, you know, not only the ceasefire deal and the usaid all over the world, 26 million people were saved in africa alone and those riff etroviral drugs, and there were risks of mutation and real health issues. >> elon musk is behind these massive cuts that we are seeing, and a lot of people are fascinated by the trump-musk relationship. how would you character iedz iz right now? >> i think it's mutually beneficial. musk has power than any other richest man has had in the world and for president trump has someone that takes the incoming fire and democrats are training their fire on e ln lon musk andy say musk checks in with donald trump several times a day. they have a mutual respect and trump likes the fact that he doesn't seem to care about the washington establishment. he used an explet

colleen jan muhammad of the bay area host committee and san jose mayor matt mahan, thanks so much.nd a reminder, super bowl 60 is february 8th, 2026, a week from a year from yesterday. as for super bowl 59, today there is a spanish language telecast. that version will air on our sister station, telemundo 48. live coverage starts at 3 p.m. in spanish from new orleans. meanwhile, governor gavin newsom is setting aside $50 million to help defend immigrants amid and oppose mass deportation orders. newsom signed two laws on friday. one allocates $25 million for the state department of justice to fight legal battles against the federal government. the other earmarks $25 million for legal groups defending immigrants facing deportation during president trump's first term. the two sparred over climate laws, water policy and immigrant rights. it has been one month since san francisco's new mayor, danielle lurie, took office, and he marked the occasion by joining hundreds of volunteers with refuse. refuse. that's an organization dedicated to cleaning up the streets. lurie and his team helped

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i said, you know, you could have said, isn't that where muhammad ali lives? which he did. she said, oh, man, they run the country. and i went, they do. all i can think about is this friend of mine going, they got an ocean up there and and i'm told that these these guys run the country. and then i thought, who are these guys? who are these presidents? who are the mafia? and this has been a 40 year adventure for me, trying to figure out who these people are. and i couldn't help. over the last 40 years or so, thinking of the exchange in the godfather, when michael corleone is trying to win k back and says to her, my father is no different than a senator or a president, and she says, you're naive. you sound. and he said, who's being naive, kay? and that line, who's being naive? kay is always coming back to me because in the case of the mafia and the president, who's being naive, we are. that's who. and so what i'm going to do is i'm going to surf over some of the aspect of the book. let's just so you have a taste of it. we begin with fdr, by the way. we have a long history of

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, if i were to say that i think that the prophet muhammad was a liar, which of course i do, because i'muslim. so i don't believe that islam is true, that would be considered islamophobic. and so actually, the irony is that when the labour government want to make itself seem as if it's such a so welcoming to people who want to claim asylum here, but if you come here from a muslim country where you're not safe because you're perhaps an apostate and you're perhaps an apostate and you might be killed in, say, pakistan for your views on islam, you come here and then find out that you're going to. >> have to speak again on this, because we've run to the end of the hour, unfortunately. but we'll speak again. emma trimble there. thank you very much indeed. we'll be back in just a tick. so stick with us. >> despite the morning rain, it'll be a nice, warm, cosy day ahead. boxt heat pumps sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello! >> hello! >> yes, it's time for your latest weather update from the met office here on gb. news, wet weather edging across the country today, brightening up in many weste