stephanie taylor, national post. given what you just said there will be confidence votes in march. opposition party said they are prepared to bring down your government. what chance do you think you are leaving to your success are given there will only be weeks for them to introduce themselves to canadians before heading into an election potentially? trudeau: i have a tremendous amount of confidence in both canadians and in parliamentarians' interest in serving canadians in the right way. we are in a minority government right now. and there hasn't been an active leadership in the minority government in more than 50 years in this country. and there is always going to be the challenge of having a leadership race while a parliament would face confidence votes in the course of delivering supply to the government. so this is something that we are going to navigate through. but i truly feel removing the contention around my own continued leadership is an opportunity to bring the temperature down, have a government that will focus on the complex issues that are coming forward in the comin

the iran hostage crisis and a troubled economy at home, his public service continued in the nation's longest post-presidency. i have been reflecting on how, even after he left the white house, he had such an impact here in the united states and around the world. former president carter built homes for the poor with habitat for humanity and championed global humanitarian causes alongside his wife and confidante, rosalynn carter, he celebrated his 100th birthday in october. now capped by tributes to a life that began on a georgia peanut farm and ended with a reach across the globe. former president carter will lie in state here at the u.s. capitol, open to the public until thursday morning, when there will be a funeral service for him at washington national cathedral. president biden declared thursday a day of national mourning from capitol hill. alice barr, nbc news. still ahead controversy over a casino. a proposed casino in the bay area has several indigenous tribes at odds. what lies ahead on this plot of land? and a relatively dry start here to january. i'll show you what's happening with our

his public service continued in the nation's longest post-presidency. >> i have been reflecting on howter he left the white house he had such an impact here in the united states and around the world. >> reporter: former president carter built homes for the poor with habitat for humanity and championed global humanitarian causes, alongside his wife and confidante, rosalynn carter. he celebrated his 100th birthday in october, now capped by tributes to a life that began on a georgia peanut farm and ended with a reach across the globe. in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >>> now let's check back in with angie lassman, who's tracking a blasof frigid air for parts of the country that aren't used to it. >> you are right. this storm system is going to take shape, the dallas metro area waking up to snow, ice. but across much of the south over the next couple days, it will be a wintry mix. we'll see that for the atlanta area for tomorrow. heavy snow across the tennessee and appalachian areas. saturday even, a little bit of snow for the mid atlantic and northeast f 22 for chicago. 28 with full s

security of the nation there, and the very good is social initiatives to solve the problem peacefully. that's what i'm assuming, and people or i must of a bug booty 60 general, or the post the national initiative. good. see you on order 0. thank you. thank you so the syria's foreign minister sighed, i'll shut by and he is set to visit to tea, and his 1st official visit to the country last month and focus your foreign minister, hop and feet on led to a delegation to damascus. i know there's the lifting of sanctions anchor was among the 1st government supplies support the new syrian administration. i'd speak to them clearly now who's in the inquiry would move on this, so send them. what exactly do we expect from this visit by suicide for minister to take you this was, this was actually on the plan, the event today, the serious new is serious need administration. foreign minister is company by the defense minister and the intelligence chief of the new administration and is free for the patients, 3 a bureaucrat. so them, you have ministration will the meeting whether turkish counselor parse and that workers capital on correct? today, of course, this visits of the syrian del

the financial issuance of national power, post 9/11 environment, the strongest we have in these organizations terrorist organizations those financial instruments and national power are now going to be used against gangs, common organizations, ms 13s and others. >> expect more of this, watch. >> we also engaging in a continuous scale up operations so expect the tomorrow we will have more removals than today and more the day after that and the day after that particularly as we bring warplanes online and more law enforcement partners across the agency online and activating new and additional authorities. >> or reaction? >> this is just the beginning. the executive order itself says 14 days for the secretary of state to work with other agencies to develop a comprehensive all of government plan and this is the priority the trump administration for the time being, we have to go after these games with all the force of the us government and those gangs are on notice. they are on notice that they will be challenged in the time period of mayhem that is going to come in. >> won't just be good for americ

now the national guard has posted up at intersections like this one to keep looters away at the ymca of metropolitan los angeles, volunteers collected clothes and other necessities for the tens of thousands of evacuees. >>>>you can tell down here we have boxes of clothing, okay, that will be distributed. >>>>forecasters say while the wind is expected to weaken as the day goes on, dangerous conditions are in the forecast for next week. >>>>and as crews continue to fight this fire from the air, the faa is sending a strong warning not to fly drones. as yesterday a drone actually clipped the wing of a super scooper aircraft and grounded it. we're told that that aircraft will not be in the air fighting these fires until the earliest on monday. ryan. >>>>all right. thanks, charlie. reporting live from altadena for us this morning. >>>>and >>cbs is partnering with the red cross to raise money for those impacted by the southern california wildfires. you can go to red cross.org/cbs to donate. call one 800 red cross, or you can text red cross to 90999 to make a $10 donation. well, tiktok faces

the national guard posted here is,000 additional troops brought in overnight. law enforcement and firefighters constantly patrolling the area looking for hot spots and dousing them and preparing for the next vere wind event which is expected this afternoon. frank >> jay gray, thank you very much. >>> still ahead on "worldwide exchange," the favorite sector here, but this week, the make or break or the banks and a rush of earnings reports. you don't want to miss this one. hugh son is going to be here with us. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." quantum computing stocks under pressure here. rigetti computing down 17%. quantum computing inc down 9%. ionq down 15%. mark zuckerberg raising doubts with the entire space while he was speaking on the joe rogan podcast. he says it is a way off from being useful. also interesting things to say about apple. we'll hit on that later in the show. >>> turning to the space race. jeff bezos and his space startup blue origin are calling off the glen market this morning. the rocket and the program aiming to take on elon musk

so let's talk about duty is to succeed general of the post to the national initiative. he says garzon and his people face a long hard road to recovery once the fighting stumps. the biggest scars. what will happen to review the stuff i didn't go to the palestinian people who suffer from see what kinds of genocide, collective punishment, including starvation, as well as ethnic cleansing of many places. and now they would come back to destroyed neighborhoods and destroyed towns. we're talking about 90 percent of the homes destroyed in the north on more than 80 percent, and the salves and people have lost lots of their beloved. there is no family and goes or that did not have, does not lose a monotone or 2 or 3 or 10. it's a very deep scar that people will have to deal with. and the biggest scott is facing the national community and the international community that fit to protect what the claim to have, which is the national and international humanitarian law allowed, is in to continue these were crimes. but when you look into the future, regardless of the fact that we coul

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daniel troppo has been sworn in pledging to promote unity and the nation scarred by post electric violence. after months of unrest with hundreds killed, the opposition has declared its intent to paralyzed mozambique for his entire term . capital was declared the winner of the election held in october, but the main opposition candidates and us, you of milan, contested the result insisting the vote was wrecked. military fancy as a new president is an older a to the most and beat a demand. taking the home for the most daniel chapel. he needs a party that has run the country for 50 years. the potty, a chance of corruption and poor government was last year. despite this, he promises things will change under his leadership. when you see all know quotes, we need social harmony, apples to deal with the concerns of the most in beacon people would use. would you all good job? that's why the dialogue has already started once more and we won't get tired with intel, we have a united and cohesive country, but i thought it is nice. in contrast to the visual celebrations, the mood around the country is so

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it's a lot of and we are the country's national security minister, resigned from his post in protest. meanwhile, the country's finance minister threatened to bring down yet nothing y'all. if indeed he refuses to occupied gaza earlier, my colleague, mike a quite, she was speaking with these really part of remember all a passive about, well essentially the cottage left behind in the ink lab. and what has now pushed that in, you know, to suddenly finalize the deal. it was a very sad because of the depths started that all the the good and the and we have talking about tens of thousands of well as the means mostly in a sense, civilian chief, glenn, we met elderly and disabled well, viciously kids with nothing. yeah. was called a southern crumbling s k cabinet members, either resigning or threatening to resign. why don't you're saying he agreed to do? no, and it could create additional challenges for him at home when i guess the pressure by yet you didn't get the books the all. but i'm so made the difference. if you look at the, is specific agreement the plus they accept the blakely. you ca

the giant pandas enjoying their first snow day at the smithsonian national zoo. the zoo postedthe fresh snow that blanketed dc yesterday. the pandas are set to make their public debut on friday, january 24th. >>> well, another big company cuts back its diversity program, and the fight over u.s. steel heads to the courts. here's shanelle kaul with today's "money watch." >>> a mixed open to the markets monday with the s&p and the nasdaq marking a second straight day in the win column. the dow lost 25 points. the nasdaq gained 243 and the s&p 500 rose 32 points. >>> nippon steel is still plowing ahead with its proposed $15 billion takeover of u.s. steel despite president joe biden's move to block the acquisition. both companies filed federal lawsuits against the biden administration, accusing the government of ignoring the rule of law. in separate lawsuits, the steelmaker said the deal would, quote, enhance, not threaten the united states' national security. >>> mcdonald's is the latest company to roll back its diversity initiatives. the move follows the u.s. supreme court decisio

this was an act of aggression, a war of aggression by putin which by definition in the united nations in the post world war i i documents is an illegal act. so he's conducting an illegal act of aggression and the united states stands for something in this international order and it's our job to stand on that principle. now it doesn't require the commitment of troops. it's not a nato article five country, but we are committing all kinds of resources with weapons and money and intelligence and so on. and i think that's very appropriate in order to support ukraine in their fight for their own liberty and freedom. show >> one last question on ukraine, what have we learned here? we are talking about the north koreans apparently coming in in support of the russians. what have we learned about the capabilities of the russian military? did we think too highly of the russian military? what have we learned? >> the war is a dynamic interaction between competing wills. so the russians clearly underestimated the ukrainian capability. um they are, the russians are fighting a nation in arms, not just fighting t

the national guard is posted in some of the burn zones, and nighttime curfews extend it.earch teams do their job, but also to discourage looters. police have made dozens of arrests, and some residents have gone back to their homes to try to defend what's left. cbs' kris van cleave reports. >> reporter: the sense of loss in altadena is hard to describe. destruction is everywhere. and then this island of six seemingly untouched homes saved by pete belani, who stayed behind to fight back the massive firestorm. >> these are all my friends. we're a family here. i love my neighbors. and it's like you feel guilty because i survived. i couldn't save the whole block. >> reporter: but even as he worked to put out hot spots, another threat emerged, looters. he says he and a neighbor have chased off two groups attempting to break into the homes still standing. >> what kind of person, what kind of human being would take advantage of somebody at that point? it's just like -- i don't even want to say what i would do, but it's shocking. >> reporter: did you worry about your safety when y

and the national park, and you're already national thoughts that are posted on for the inducements each according to the international union for conservation of nature. they may be 7000 dread banners in the why of today. so no one really knows that as to population may be lower than 2500. the red sandals have been thoughts heavy in the past and suffer from an extremely fragmented habitat to date the that's why the work of the bus with arch from dodge meetings is so important. he's running, indiana's largest and oldest red banner conservation breeding center. it's part of global species management plan aiming through to an endangered species to the wind, the blue select sentence. this seems to be to look into this vision and whose numbers have been named got turned in the natural habitat. so specially physician bidding is done to conduct those spaces in the category and with the option of releasing zoomed back into the way that's the real life lab of some dedicated wildlife biologist working hard to save red vendors on their own, often impregnable home to them before the mama thought jus

command post where national guard guardsmen are posted.ere they're going, but. >> this shows. >> the amount of crews that have been pre-deployed to areas like this ready to respond if there is a need. so we saw nighttime air drops overnight and that really helped to snuff this fire out to where we're not seeing any big active flames or those huge plumes of smoke that we saw yesterday. and a lot of people, tens of thousands forced to evacuate yesterday, many of them on edge because of those deadly wildfires we experienced two weeks ago. and officials say they are so proud that people heeded those warnings. they did not stay behind because we did not know what this was going to turn into. as you mentioned, only 10,000 acres burned so far, 14% containment. that is considered a really good sign considering we're still under a red flag warning right now. the winds appear to be calm, but they could pick back up later today because this red flag warning does not end until tomorrow. and there's also a concern for the weekend because we are expecte

according to the washington post, national security adviser jake sullivan reportedly offered to resign that botched withdraw. do you think he should have resigned? >> i don't. i have a lot of sympathy for jake sullivan and we held a same job and he's a brilliant thinker and one that's been interested in big ideas, but i understand the sentiment of offering his resignation because there was a -- this was an example of being devoid of ideas. he took the position that we can't be in the war for forevero we have to leave. the idea of leave or be there forever was wrong thinking. i don't believe the administration has learned a lot since then. that's why you have president biden declaring there's no connection between the two incidents in different states, and not emphasizing the problem of radical islam, of isis continuing to radicalize people, and the propaganda they put forth all over the world. where's that discussion coming from the president and the white house? ashley: we'll trust worthy to leave it -- we'll have to leave it there. terrific stuff. thank you for joining us today on th

nation. "the washington post" ran a headline and a sub header on biden actually going against his own advisorshite house statement, biden rejects appeal blocking this u.s. steel bid. administration officials had reservations about calling the takeover proposal a national security risk. i imagine that it is probably case. >> janet yellen is on the panel that was supposed to come to a consensus. she is also apparently one of his advisors that said you shouldn't block this deal. who is minding the tail right now? i don't know that biden is left clear mind to make these decisions. >> there to do what it did. advise the president on these types of acquisitions. they were deadlocked. by most accounts appears to be a political decision. against this position. this is not a super healthy company. going to provide it. >> fascinating story to us. thanks to both of you for being here. >> president biden pushing his climate agenda with one-foot out the door in a way that could make it difficult for the incoming trump team to overturn it. alaskan republican senator dan sullivan reacts next. >> this is the

always warning. promising to defend the national unity after weeks post selection binds of killed 278. the people in garza are hoping they may soon be able to pick up the pieces of their lives with talks of a cease fire deal in the final stages. but these really matters is brutal campaign, hasn't stopped strikes, hitting a school shelter, and visit as larry's across the stripe. at least $58.00 palestinians, including 2 journalists, have been killed on wednesday hunting. my load reports from their obama dawning gauze abroad. lord, devastation is ready to we're playing this truck. i'll graze refuge account where palestinians had sought shoulders of from the length of the bars. women and children are among the dead. this makes shift camp inside of school and all the city was also targeting filling 7 members of a single family home that i mean we were peacefully sleeping and were taken by surprise as in his really war playing fire to miss side on the school building. the concrete trouble fell on me and my children, so we hardly crawled our way. uh i came to find the miss. i've had landed

carter will lie in state until tomorrow morning ahead of the funeral service at the national cathedral. here at home. post offices and federal buildings will be closed tomorrow to observe the national day of mourning. the nike missile site in the marin headlands will also be closed, as will the maritime research center at the national historical park in san francisco. the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals will close, as will all u.s. citizenship and immigration service offices in san francisco. naturalization ceremonies and other appointments are being rescheduled. also, federal workers will still receive pay for the day. 608 for you this morning as we take a live look out in san jose, meteorologist kari hall monitoring what we can expect across the bay area this morning. how are things looking out there? calm. it's still breezy, and it's also a little bit warmer in some spots where the wind is kicking up. so we have temperatures ranging anywhere from 60 in sonoma, where it's probably very windy to some low 40s, and los altos, where the wind is calmed down. and in some of those wind protected valleys, y

all the posting in the national authority to take responsibility for gaza. g off for international support and leading the recovery of rebuilding of gaza. set out what was pretty much time to amount to a manifesto of how the various posting your groups and fraction this would come together in unity to help the rebuilding of gauze after all that it is being freely all of this happening, of course, in the region capital, also a city synonymous with those 1st direct, published in, in this ready piece tools that were meant to initiate, initiate the hopes of a 2 state solution. but we never fully achieve created the message the in norway and that so on their screen right now. so no reason for mr. the message overall is the hope it shouldn't be for operates that the 2 state solution is indeed possible. philip laws are, you need the uh, the head of the owner of the commission in general, of under about to speak a global lives in no way. okay, let's take you to other news now, and firefighters in los angeles are paying for another round of powerful wins this they bac

national cathedral. back here at home, post offices and some federal buildings will be closed on thursday to observe the national day of mourning for former president carter. the nike missile site in the marin headlands will also be closed thursday, as will the maritime research center in the san francisco maritime national historic park. the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals in san francisco will close. so will all u.s. citizenship and immigration services offices. all naturalization ceremonies and appointments that were originally scheduled for thursday will now be rescheduled. a handful of u.s. stock markets, including the new york stock exchange and the nasdaq, said they will suspend trading on thursday as a tribute to carter. however, most banks are expected to remain open and federal workers will still receive pay for the day. a big shakeup in social media today that some are calling politically motivated. meta, the parent company of instagram and facebook, says it will eliminate its paid third party fact checkers. instead, they will rely on users, just users, to moderate content similar to what'

oval office, but some of his nominees for cabinet posts work sitting in committees for some of the busiest days in u.s. confirmation history. from the nation'spost to the company -- country's top law enforcement officer, they ran the gamut from cordial to confrontational. amna: florida senator marco rubio would helm the state department and former congressman john ratcliffe would run the cia. they went before senators on the formulations and intelligence committees this morning. quick sigh get bilingual protesters. amna: president-elect donald trump's choice for u.s. secretary of state am a senator marco rubio, sailed relatively smoothly through through his nomination hearing before the foreign relations committee on which he served for 14 years. man: sir, welcome to the other side of the dais. >> on may 27 in 1956 from cuba. amna: born to immigrant parents from cuba, rubio would be the first person of hispanic origin to serve as the top u.s. diplomat. >> i had the privilege to be born a citizen of the greatest nation in the history of mankind and to be raised in a safe and stable home. amna: and home, he promised, would be the focus, a robu

office, but some of his nominees for cabinet posts were in senate committees for one of the busiest days of confimation hearings in u.s. history. from the nation'spost, to a top spy, to the country's top law enforcement officer, the hearings ran the gamut from cordial to confrontational. amna: we start with president-elect trump's picks for secretary of state and director of the cia. florida senator marco rubio would helm the state department, and former congressman john ratcliffe would run the cia. they went before senators on the foreign relations and intelligence committees this morning. >> i get bilingual protesters. it's pretty cool. >> as you know, that is a first year perk. reporter: president-elect donald trump's choice for u.s. secretary of state, senator marco rubio, sailed relatively smoothly through his nomination hearing before the foreign relations committee on which he served for 14 years. >> you are welcome to the other side of the dais. >> born to immigrant parents from cuba, he would be the first person of hispanic origin to serve as the top u.s. diplomat. >> have the privilege to be born a citizen of the greatest nation of man

hours of meetings is ready. media reporting that 24 minutes has voted in favor wall a to posted israel's national security and finance ministers were among those who voted against us each for the spring and several times in washington dc. so she have what's been the reaction there in the united states as well we, we just have nothing to do with breton, the guy on us media. he was one of the key negotiators for the the bite and ministration. and he said as far as he was concerned, every detail has now been locked down. he expects the 1st is really captives to be released on the sunday and then regularly as, as a, as detailed in the, in the agreement. he made no mention of the hundreds of policy, the captives have been proven kidnapped effectively by these writers over the last few few months, specifically as bargaining chips, nosy, off. this was the, the us to meet you. but there is an assumption about that process will begin to he was off however, since news of agreement having been reached, of the seas for broke. is there any use of killed a 117 people i, i believe that was the thing. that was t

point reyes national seashore posted the photo on a social media showing the pup on the sand here inarin county. it was born in late december, making it the first elephant seal pup of the season at point reyes. it may be young, but this pup actually weighs 70 pounds. it will be nursing for about a month before it begins learning how to swim in shallow waters up there. drakes beach will remain closed, by the way, through the breeding season. >> time now 752. it is extremely contagious and numbers from the cdc show cases of norovirus are more than double what we've seen in previous years. what you can do o 55 before his last day. president joe biden is taking some final actions aimed at tackling the climate crisis. his administration is banning certain natural gas water heaters and replacing them with new tankless water heaters. tankless water heaters use about 13% less energy. the older natural gas water heater would be removed from the market by 2029. the american gas association says the new rules could lead to higher prices for low income and senior households. >> norovirus is on t

he kept talking about the first post-national state whatever that means. >> yeah, this is someone who into some of the wokeness that took over like a virus that was for a moment in our history, was really really popular at least perceived to be popular and you have media pushing it as well and a group of activists on the ground really organized and making it seem like this country and in canada, that we all really embrace picking identity over whether or not someone is actually going to aspouse a good idea and follow through and because he leaned into that rather than leaning into substance he put himself in a very vulnerable position as for the democrats, here in the united states. liz: jason rantz you're terrific please come back soon love talking to you. president trump just stepped into a meeting with top senate gop leadership and getting his agenda rapidly enacted. shut the border, en about his tax cuts for all americans and more. congressman jeff van drew is going to join us next for the latest on the ground. we're excited to talk to the congressman stay right there. >> we're ap

and so just with deep gratitude to you, your team, we had the national guard out last night. we had 43 key posts that they were working, 855 national guard men and women were stationing additional national guard men and women to the extent we need it. we've searched all the assets we drew down from all over the state, and obviously now, increasingly across the country. i want to also highlight, because i think it's incredibly important, we have 150,000 people still under mandatory evacuation orders. these fires are not out. today we're going to make a lot of progress and continue to increase these containment numbers. but it is important, and i cannot impress upon you more how happy i was to hear, mr. president, you say disasterassistance.gov. people are now naturally calling. there's tremendous anxiety out there around getting immediate assistance. the reality of this is starting the clarity as the -- you know, smoke begins to to move in daylight, people are starting to understand the magnitude. i thought i never would see anything like the tubs fire, the camp fire. this is up there. this will

nation. gabby petito, the beautiful woman posting her cross-country adventure on social media.oh my god, until she goes missing, revealing a dark secret. her boyfriend was abusive and ultimately killed her. now what her father is doing to help families searching for missing loved ones. >> we had so many people help us, we have to repay that on the next true crime news. >> while justice has been served for four of the five people involved in pnb rock's murder, the alleged gunman, who was 17 at the time of the killing, is being held in a juvenile facility after a judge ruled that he is not competent to stand trial. pnb rock's heartbroken mother, deanna allen, spoke outside of court shortly after freddie lee trone was convicted of her son's murder. >> we are just very happy that we're getting justice because rakim is sorely and sorely missed by his family and especially the young people in my family, like my younger nieces and nephews. they really are devastated, and they looked up to him so much as a hero to the family. and now that he's gone, they they're so sad. they don't know

national weather service has posted a high surf advisory out toward the beaches starting at 9 o'clock on friday night, continuing all the way until sunday. so, yeah, you've got to be prepared for that. go along with that. also, we've got very strong rip currents. so you gotta be careful along the water's edge. you know, surfers the like these big swells. and that's just going to kind of get rough out there. be prepared for that. if you're going out to watch the big swells million, make sure that you stay well away from the water to see the swells out there. a crash along the coastline. don't want to get swept away other right now, here's a look at the current buoy so far. some smaller waves moving in to 6 feet and toward the san francisco bowie. but off the coastline. yeah, we've got some much bigger waves on the way. some 19 plus footers out there. more to come. but morning weather coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, lawrence man is dead and a woman and toddler in the hospital after shooting and san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood. this happened this morning on tompkins

so there is a wide range of western sanctions and post on the nation. and on. busy top of yeah, i'll show him the main group the other through i'll aside that is now leading serious transition. those measures prevented all sides government from doing business with other nations and private companies. they've also had put the delivery of much needed. a video administration says with lifting those sanctions is vital to help rebuild the country, but will they ever be removed? we'll discuss that with august shortly. but 1st, the report from sent them on with the see if you all said government, syrians are hoping for a new beginning with reviving the economy will be a serious challenge. more than a decade of war has devastated the economy. gdp is full and 85 percent since 2011 infrastructure lies in ruins, electricity transport and health services will need to be rebuilt. 90 percent of the population lives below the poverty line. unemployment as high and inflation as left most people struggling to get by. the new series administration under our mental shara is takin

first, they adhere to the whole post and in national political program of ending the occupation creating a palestinian state, resolving the refugee issue. all of these basic issues of, of, of, of ending palestinian refugee hood and disenfranchisement, which requires the state and, and all of a sudden it's a grid understood, i was started with a document. the prisoners had to prepare. patterson and prisoners in general, had agreed to about 15 years ago. so i think and the last hallway step to the national program. the other reason why people support them is they're the only people who actually fought back against the israel is knowing the military attacks or not gonna destroy israel. but it was such a powerful symbol of resistance so that we're not going to disappear. we're not going to surrender, we're going to do what we can. and of course, you have to over 7 attack wasn't designed to be as big as it was. it was designed to essentially capture maybe a 100 as rarely soldiers taken prisoners and then trade them for the, for the a, take some hostage or prisoners on them, trade them for the

and so we've seen members of the national guard, law enforcement actually basically posted around the clock raj to make sure that those who aren't supposed to get in aren't. but as you might imagine, that's part of the huge frustration from homeowners who want nothing more than to come back and see what's left, even though in many cases virtually nothing is left. but i think people are just wanting that closure and to actually see it with their own eyes. but the reality is, is there's still a lot of work to be done. this can still be a very dangerous area. and earlier today we actually saw representatives doing some basically looking to see if there are any remains in neighborhoods. so there's still so much as part of this recovery, even though residents continue to be frustrated and anxious, frankly, of wanting to return home, even though in many cases raj there is no home to return to. it's just part of that closure and a big term that we're hearing from everyone down there. bigad i'm sure you've heard it is just people are so overwhelmed. we're both dads to kids here. what about sc

. >> joining us now, nbc news senior white house correspondent garrett hake, washington post nationalr, former republican governor and presidential candidate john kasich, and former u.s. attorney harry litman. so welcome all. garrett. there was a real sort of overtone of the famous eisenhower in 1961. farewell address in the warning against the, you know, tech complex. talk about this speech because it sounded not just a listing of his accomplishments. it was more of a warning to the american people that you now have to be the guardians. >> yeah, that's right. i think the biden white house certainly wants that to be the takeaway. the comparison to eisenhower and the military industrial complex, part of what the president observed here is certainly true in the sense that there does seem to be a political alignment now between the incoming trump administration, republicans who will control all of washington, and some of these tech leaders who control huge segments of the economy, be it elon musk, a car company, a rocket company, and twitter. jeff bezos running amazon, the world's larges

with us now, nbc news homeland security correspondent julia ainsley, washington post national political reporter sabrina rodriguez and former ohio governor john kasich, who is now an msnbc political analyst. julia. tom homan saying that 308 serious criminals were arrested in the last 24 hours. are these the massive raids that have been announced? >> well, jose, just to put that in context, i had my producer pull a given month in the last year. they looked at september of 2024 and look over those days. the highest day that they arrested was about 242 migrants in a given day. so 308 does seem to be a surge. but is it the shock and awe that the trump administration promised? it doesn't seem to have the details, at least that we were expecting. we were expecting this to target major metropolitan areas. we don't know the when, we don't know the where or the who. we just know these numbers as they're rolling them out. so what it looks like, and we've reported that this was likely is that ice would continue to do their operations. they would surge more resources and more do more operations. an

and i suspect the most likely is to have a multinational arrangement mountain national force that offers the posting in a degree of protection and allowed them to start the rebuilding and will not know that that point was put forward to the farm and a spokesman who said he didn't really give much way apart from saying that the is randy, occupation and goals are not supposed occupied. start trees must end on the so they should be immediate says or a monitoring body, but she didn't show that the sci fi field is implemented all of this. while there are also reports that the families of those health, cognitive, on meeting, we've promised benjamin netanyahu. so it'd be interesting to see what pressure they put on him. thank you very much, mrs. hall farm. but i called for joining us on the lease with sci fi deal proposal, and i'm the right, well, it's been more than a month since. so position forces in syria, it's helpful, the sod regime during the nearly 14 years of civil war. many revel, strongholds of and bones is by the army, rendering them on inhabit simple syrians on now slowly coming to terms with

posted an update on instagram. it reads, i return to my beloved life, she says. the dual british israeli national update on a poignant black background. she has returned to "my beloved life". she says she has the best friends in the world. we will continue to keep you updated on this fast developing story. tiktok is back up and running in the united states after a short—lived ban. the app's chinese owners thanked mr trump, saying he'd clarified that there would be no penalties for companies hosting the platform. let's speak to our asia business reporter sura njana tewari. how have they got around this? tiktok back up and running for millions of us users who will be relieved.— millions of us users who will be relieved. yes, it has been an eventful— be relieved. yes, it has been an eventful weekend - be relieved. yes, it has been an eventful weekend for- be relieved. yes, it has been l an eventful weekend for tiktok users in the us, 140 million of them. it is owned by a chinese company and has headquarters in singapore. this stems back to a law passed last year in the us with bipartisan support in

and nice and big new president daniel sharp, horace warning, promising to defend national unity of to weeks of post selection bind. that's the goal is to see sign negotiates as meeting hey in cancer are said to be very close to a final deal box. israel has kept some pitts from bossman as the goal is the strip closing immense damage is military launch more strikes this morning coming at least 51 people that's across the entire strip funerals were held for 12 members of the same family. this was in the by law including 5 women and 3 children. they were targeted as the nights and as strikes. i'm more than 46 and a half 1000 palestinians has now been killed in his role as devastating move bonds . there is some form of optimism, so those sci fi tools have cost remediation shows us officials, a scene is ready delegation and how much representative causes foreign ministry says that a deal is close and most issues have been results. now the us as well as the egyptian presidents have issued a joints quote, supporting this deal, and no way, well, it's hosting a high level meeting here and on the future of pa