oliver north tried to parlay his notoriety into a u.s. senate seat. he ran for the united states senate unsuccessfully. he ran. virginia was not elected. but but it gives you an idea of of sort of the the the celebrity that he had generated, you know, how famous he had become and how much political support he had, at least in some quarters in our politics. and i'm trying to think, has this joint senate house committee setup been used since? can you think of any. yes. the 911, when following 911, there were two major investigations. one was was was conducted by an independent commission that was appointed. and then there was a joint 911 committee that was established by congress to delve into all this, all the issues around how 911 occurred, why it occurred, and what needs to be done, what needed to be done to to prevent it from happening again. so that's that's a really good example of of of congress realizing that sometimes it really makes sense to to create a bicameral body that can tackle an issue, consolidate resources, and also communicate a bit

oliver metcalf, good to speak with you.pting to tie the wind prospects to president trump's executive orders but shell was already moving away from wind. oliver: many majors have started to roll back ambitions for the sector, particularly offshore. in the u.s., many projects faced issues. the high interest rate environment and capital-intensive, high cost constraints have burned many developers. many early developers have taken impairments, of which shall announced yesterday. it is not just the executive orders but the wider atmosphere. scarlet: the economics are not working out companies anticipated. which companies are most exposed? oliver: the executive order, projects further along in the process are the least exposed. for u.s. offshore wind projects, some big ones are under construction. developers have committed billions. those projects are less at risk. in the executive order, donald trump put a hiatus on new permitting and leasing for projects on federal lands/waters. offshore wind is more exposed. the majority in t

olive was shot six times and rushed to the hospital. gordon says the bullets missed all of his vital organs. he has no brain or spinal damage. he'll have shrapnel in his body for the rest of his life. but gordon says yesterday, from his hospital bed, olive was joking with her about how hard it will be to get through airport security from now on. >> this really speaks to his character that he can barely speak and he's making jokes. what martin has said about that day is that he didn't recognize this guy. he had no idea who this guy was, and he just kept saying, why would why would he shoot me? >> today, the san francisco medical examiner identified the gunman as 35 year old chesarek chong. after shooting olive, he ran into his apartment building next door. hours later, chong died in a shootout with police. investigators told olive that they recovered several other firearms in chong's apartment. chong had never been a customer at the dispensary, and no one from the business had ever interacted with him before. a facebook post from several

olive was shot six times and rushed to the hospital.ordon says the bullets missed all of his vital organs. he has no brain or spinal damage. he'll have shrapnel in his body for the rest of his life. but gordon says yesterday, from his hospital bed, olive was joking with her about how hard it will be to get through airport security from now on. >> this really speaks to his character that he can barely speak and he's making jokes. what martin has said about that day is that he didn't recognize this guy. he had no idea who this guy was, and he just kept saying, why would why would he shoot me? >> today, the san francisco medical examiner identified the gunman as 35 year old chesarek chong. after shooting olive, he ran into his apartment building next door. hours later, chong died in a shootout with police. investigators told olive that they recovered several other firearms in chong's apartment. chong had never been a customer at the dispensary, and no one from the business had ever interacted with him before. a facebook post from several y

friends and colleagues have identified the victim as martin olive. he's the owner of vape room, located on ninth street. he's one of the city's first dispensary owners. now, the man believed to be behind the shooting is now dead after a standoff with police late last night. ktvu ali rasmus is in the newsroom with an update on this developing story. ali. >> yeah. andre. a gunman dead after a shootout with san francisco police. his victim in the intensive care unit of the hospital. suffering from multiple gunshot wounds to the chest and head. that victim has been identified by friends and colleagues as 47 year old martin olive. his linkedin page, seen here, identifies him as the owner of the vapor room on ninth and mission in san francisco, and it was right outside his business where he was shot. this happened just before 5:00 yesterday evening. now, we don't know what led up to the shooting or the motive behind it, but witnesses say a man shot olive multiple times at point blank range. and surveillance video obtained by mission local. showed olive lay

oliver, why is free expression always have to be balanced? point of view. >> yeah. i mean, it's notable even that that the top policy advisor over at meta is this republican official. >> you know, before it was nick clegg, a prominent liberal uk politician, and nick clegg took a lot of you know, he criticized elon musk, for instance, for some of the misinformation on that platform. and then earlier, you know, a few in the past few weeks, zuckerberg pushed basically nick clegg out and appointed joel kaplan, who's this republican official, to lead policy. now they're doing hits on fox news. they're going on joe rogan. so this is again part of this concerted effort. but i do think what you're getting at, you do see that tension. there is this tension between free speech. i think everyone wants free speech, but also the ramifications that come with free speech. >> and if you're spreading misinformation, particularly during the pandemic, about life saving vaccines, you know, how do you if you're mark zuckerberg, how do you manage that? >> do you l

leaders said i see only one color in that saudi olive drab civilian leaders pointed to the military a sign of how well things were going. whitney young was the leader of the national urban league, said it's a disgrace that. black men in vietnam by greater dignity on the front lines in vietnam than they find in civilian society. there was a sense that even though it wasn't complete, even though there were flaws, the military, the sign of what america could aspire be in terms of racial integration and what were some of the issues that they did face? i mean, what happened is in 1968, simmering following the assassination, martin luther king and the the widespread racial violence that was taking in the united states in general started break out in the us army. so in 1968, even as their in the streets during the democratic convention in chicago along been jail in vietnam explodes. there's a racial uprising of black prisoners overtake guards the prison the fellow prisoners and guards seize control of the jail. the the head of the prison who had a ph.d. in penology. he was a reformer. he tho

oliver: i think some of them are priced into the nature of the eu.is a very slow-moving organism that requires a lot of consensus. i thing at a time when industrial strategy is so critical and you see the trump administration moving pretty fast, it hasn't started on a lot of policy initiatives. europe slowness will be one of the big issues. another issue that you also had is the question of consensus right now. we are talking about the political threads throughout europe. he is talking about one of the most important things that you require right now is european unity. you do not have european unity. not just among the 27 member states, but at the national level. you look at what's going on in france, germany, i think we can't overstate the importance of what's happening in austria. it's the rise of the far right in the head of the member states sitting at the table in the eu 27 and the leader of the freedom party, who is very euro skeptic. he is since with viktor orban in the former id group within the european parliament. this could cause problems

manuel y patricia oliver perdieron a su hijo joaquín wilk oliver, en la masacre y durante los últimosncia de armas en los estados unidos. qué padres? la obra se presentó por primera vez en miami en 2019. el año pasado, también en la ciudad de nueva york y este año en la ciudad de washington, d.c. pero los oliver dicen que esperan llevar esta obra y también la exposición a más ciudades en todo el país. aseguran que es necesario. bueno, y qué nos trae el día de hoy? la situación y las noticias de farándula. se lo preguntamos directamente a quienes saben del tema. mi colega silvana effio tiene los detalles. comencemos con las noticias del entretenimiento y pues todo el mundo está hablando del video que publicó la cantante selena gomez llorando por la deportación de inmigrantes mexicanos. lo siento mucho dijo selena. mi gente está siendo atacada. este clip fue publicado después de que ocurrieran redadas en el país, pero ya fue borrado de la red social. y aunque por algunos fue recibido con agradecimiento por la aparente empatía de la cantante por otros, fue visto como un acto egocentrista

lizzy: oliver crook, really helpful context.t to zoom out now to the comic's across the continent. the industrial sector really is struggling but you have war raging in ukraine and this political vacuum emerging in germany. there was already little chance of a sudden growth revival this year, but now, the threat of tariffs will further delay the region's recovery.is getting more with bloomberg chief climate economist from zurich. what could be the impact of trump's tariffs on top of all of europe's economic woes? >> there are some big questions on how big those tariffs will be. we have had little clarity on that, it is possible as we have seen in the first trade conflict during the first trump administration, that the incoming administration will be pragmatic on tariffs and they will be small. if that is the case, it still creates uncertainty, and we have seen that measures of trade policy uncertainty have soared following the election, and some businesses will want to wait to have more clarity but the economic impact will be sm

what can you tell us about the victim, about martin olive. from what i gather from talking to nearby businesses and neighboring businesses, they they seem to like him a great deal. they said he was one of the members of the community there and a community of businesses along that stretch. so they say he was a good guy, a welcome customer, and some of the nearby businesses and a good business associate to have around. so they certainly seem to be upset about this. members of the cannabis community also say that he was kind of a legend in that area, helping to establish the cannabis industry here in san francisco. so they're also saying that he's a respected member of their community as well. >> all right. hope he recovers soon. christien kafton live for us today in san francisco. thank you. san francisco mayor daniel leary has officially asked the board of supervisors to approve a fentanyl state of emergency ordinance. the city's budget and finance committee will take up the measure tomorrow. mayor leary first unveiled the proposal two weeks a

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arthel: a few have a few more seconds with that, oliver.ld like to finally ask you to tell us how nola is remembering and honoring those who lost their lives a in the loved ones left behind? >> i want to thank the city there was a prayer service, they were visuals announced, i was with, you will appreciate this the blonde top baby dolls yesterday. they paid tribute. i was one of their speakers. so you are from here. we do what we do. weathers the floods of 27, malaria, hurricane betsy, katrina, and neglect from the federal government after words. you know we have always honored the deceased. we have always come together to make us better. new orleans is going to do what it always does. i'll sit in old fashion but we ain't going nowhere were necessary to the history of the culture and the authenticity of this country. arthel: we ain't going nowhere new orleans council member thank you so much. thank you, thank you very much for. >> thank you for having me. arthel: take care, of course, of course fox corporation has made a donation to love on

according to friends, olive is still alive and currently recovering in the icu after being shot four times. they've set up this gofundme and already raised more than $60,000 to help him. >> i was really happy because that from all accounts, i thought that was a fatal shooting. >> we talked all the time. he's just such a sweetheart, just a mellow, just a kind soul. >> hopefully he can rebound. >> i hope he does rebound. i only want the best. >> police say there was a standoff after olive was shot during that standoff. officers shot and killed the suspect. the circumstances of the original shooting are unknown, but those we spoke with in the neighborhood say city crews trying to fix the drug problem have just relocated it from other streets, including sixth, seventh and market street, to this area. they believe that has brought violence with it. >> everybody's pushing, pushing, pushing. this is the new hangout. this is the mini tenderloin we've seen. and i just hope that the mayor, daniel leary, can just bring resources. the promise that he's making this is neglected. >> i was out ther

oliver sent off arsenal's myles lewis—skellyjust before half time — a move that alan shearer called "en in a long time". in a statement, the pgmol say the�*re appalled by the threats and abuse oliver has received, calling them �*abhorra nt attacks�*. in the scottish premiership, second placed rangers recovered from an early scare to beat dundee united 3—1 in a pulsating match. they reduced the gap to leaders celtic to ten points, the champions have a game in hand though after their match against dundee yesterday was cancelled due to the weather. nick parrott reports. rangers have struggled on their travels this season. they arrived with just three league wins on the road. when sam became the top scorer this season it did look that things would improve. despite dominating possession, rangers could not capitalise on it until this. there could have been more goals but both goalkeepers kept the score down. by accident, and design. early in the second half, rangers showed an attacking talent. the match should have ended on a high for the visitors. this completed the scoring late on but the

i only want the best. >> police say there was a standoff after olive was shot during that standoff. officers shot and killed the suspect. the circumstances of the original shooting are unknown, but those we spoke with in the neighborhood say city crews trying to fix the drug problem have just relocated it from other streets, including sixth, seventh and market street, to this area. they believe that has brought violence with it. >> everybody's pushing, pushing, pushing. this is the new hangout. this is the mini tenderloin we've seen. and i just hope that the mayor, daniel leary, can just bring resources. the promise that he's making this is neglected. >> i was out there in that ninth street neighborhood on tuesday afternoon, and many of the people that i spoke with heard the gunshots and are still shaken up over what happened. police say they will hold a town hall meeting in that area to discuss the specifics. in this case, in the next week and a half. in san francisco, j.r. stone abc seven news. >> all right j.r. thank you. and you can get detailed information about crime where you

they're also asking anyone who can to donate to a gofundme set up for olive. san francisco police tell me they will be holding a town hall within the next ten days to release more details about this incident. we're live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> so really, it could have been a robbery. it could have been a personal grudge. just a random shooting christian. >> so that's part of what police are trying to get at. they're trying to determine exactly what led up to this incident. we haven't heard anything about a potential robbery. we haven't heard about any attempts to get into the cannabis dispensary. we haven't heard if this was a personal grudge. i mean, there are so many possible motivations here. i think police are trying to do their due diligence to figure out exactly what led up to that initial shooting, and then try to figure out what happened with the officer involved shooting shortly thereafter. and then hopefully we get a lot more clarity on that with that town hall in the next ten days. >> all right. appreciate it. chri

referee michael oliver's decsion was upheld by the video assistant referee at the time. family after the incident and has been taken off southampton instead. time across europe. after seven rounds, liverpool and barcelona are the only arsenal will almost certainlyjoin them. aston villa and celtic, who play each other, but for manchester city, they are in danger of into the play—offs, with defeat almost unthinkable for the 2023 champions. so, i know for all the people concerned about what's going to happen at qualifying, i appreciate your concern going to do it. i've been many years in the champions league but it happens more in further stages, i would say right now in many, many times. we will go through to have another chance to play an actual game to qualify for the next stages so, it's not a problem, it's an opportunity, a challenge and we will face it. if we win, we'll go through. when the draw was made for this league phase, wins could see either of them going into the last 16, i will take a draw. safety first. children are saying, "what are you going to pick, dad?" what's happe

oliver: yeah, lisa.is this idea of timelessness and consumers looking for value. that is actually happening in jewelry, selectively with watches. at the high-end of other stocks like mez, executing pretty well with timeless good speed when you about what timeless means, you are offering products that will age very well and you will use for a long time. that trend is working. beauty, skincare, fragrances, that's a market that continues to be vibrant. going through some bombs. we like a stock called elf beauty. they do a great job on tiktok. they offer a compelling skincare and cosmetics product as well. that is something to watch. on the sidelines of names like ulta and target and we are hoping for interest rates to abate. the consumer continues to be pretty choice for the how they choose to spend -- choiceful for how they choose to spend. we are hoping that discretionary dynamic become stronger going forward. jonathan: on china, where are you seeing scientific bottoming out? who is winning and who is try

meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> overseas, israel freed 110 palestinian prisoners in exchange for three more israeli hostages released by hamas as part of the ongoing cease-fire agreement. hamas fighters led soldier agam berger into a stage before handing her over to the red cross and back into israel where she had an emotional reunion with her parents. berger got a special reunion at the hospital with four soldiers who were released last week. they were all abducted together during the october 7th attack. and it was a very different chaotic scene in gaza as armed jihadists and hamas terrorists handed over freed thai farmer workers also abducted on october 7th. >>> coming up efforts to save a truck driver trapped for days in japan. >>> and later beyonce could ride off with more awards for cowboy carter. we'll have a grammys preview. allstate first. duke versus unc. what a storied rivalry? like you know to check your outfit first before meeting your girlfriend's family. that's a tough one to recover from steve. the disappointment on their faces says it all. uh-uh. yeah, checking fi

oliver crook on the ground for us at the kherem shelem border crossing. let's talk about donald trump. he celebrated the eve of his second inauguration with a rally in washington. he told supporters he plans to sign dozens of executive orders on day one of taking office. >> i'm thrilled to be back with so many friends, supporters and true american patriots on the eve of taking back our country. that's what we're going to do. take back our country. lizzy: joining me is bloomberg's joshua. we have had the rally. we are looking forward to the inauguration but talk us through the policy. from pledging a flurry of executive orders. -- trump pledging a flurry of executive orders. >> you want to make a splash at the beginning of his term. he has made a lot of campaign promises. among them, he plans to dozens today right after taking office in the hours following the inauguration. the most likely things we will see our actions on energy. that means reopening federal lands to oil and gas exploration extraction. probably diversity and equity policies that have been

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we now know the victim is the owner, martin oliver. the suspect was killed by police during a standoff. the circumstances of the shooting are still unclear, but people in the area say they've seen an increase in drugs and violence recently. they believe efforts to clean up the tenderloin have relocated the problem to the south of market. >> everybody is pushing, pushing, pushing. this is the new hangout. this is the mini tenderloin we've seen. and i just hope that the mayor, daniel leary, can just bring resources. the promise that he's making this is neglected. >> as oliver recovers, friends have set up a go fund me page. so far, it's raised more than $80,000. san francisco's new mayor is taking aim at fixing the fentanyl crisis. mayor daniel leary has declared an ordinance to deal with the problem. as abc seven news reporter lena howland tells us, it calls on city leaders to treat the fentanyl crisis like the emergency that it is to so many. >> in a call to action wednesday morning in san francisco by those who know the harms of addic

that's according to whistleblower maggie oliver. a cop out on social care reforms. the i leads with starmer faces growing threat from reform over migration, poll reveals. and the mirror has a nice little earner that's luke littler, who just won the darts, and the daily star has secretary, secretary of state for the bleeding. obvious. that's wes streeting, which is the story we're going into now. wes streeting has ordered cold pensioners to just wear more clothes. i thought he was a socialist. he sounds more like ayn rand. >> yeah, but that's the word on the street. wes streeting says pensioners should layer up as millions struggle without winter fuel payment. it's an embarrassing situation for them, isn't it? because what can he say, really? they've put out a yellow warning for snow, which i thought that meant don't eat the snow. it's a different kind of yellow warning, apparently, but it covers most of england and wales, and apparently it's going to be worse in scotland. and why they mentioned that that's a given, isn't it? because

tom: deutsche bank cfo james von moltke speaking to bloomberg's oliver crook.e earnings. we hope to bring you more of that interview the next two hours. the fixed income team at deutsche bank holding -- put in a record quarter. the cost could be a concern for investors. the shares over the last 12 months up about six or 7%. let's return to the plane crash and investigation that continues in washington, d.c. a passenger jet colliding with a military helicopter as it approached reagan national airport. 64 people were on board the american airlines flight. a searches ongoing in the potomac river. aviation reporter danny lee has been following the story. >> we have just had a press conference from some u.s. officials describing the conditions they are working with. divers are very much in search and rescue mode trying to find any survivors in the potomac river, to see if any of the 64 passengers aboard the plane, any of the u.s. army personnel on the helicopter in this midair collision, if they can be found. right now there is a critical golden window to find any s

i went on tucker across the show with oliver stone. you know, we talked about all the potential there is now, but even tucker carlson was very worried about the neo conservatives who a trump was pointing to because they know and we know that they're gonna get a try to persuade him not to do the better things that he was talking about being peace around the world, but they're going to try to persuade them to pursue the america 1st american hegemony. that agenda. and so yeah, there are good people. but when we look at trump's a nuclear policies during his 1st term in the office, that they're very, very disappointing. where they found 1st, the 1st discussion you have to put in said let's extend the new start treaty. trump puts down the phone and asked the people, what's the new star treated even though they get so on? it says, no, it's a bad treaty. we don't want to extend that and a pull the united states out of not only the new star treaty with your view. so extend. they're also the i n f treaty. and to me, to raise nuclear forces treat

those close to him say martin olive has been no stranger to adversity in his life. our kelsi thorud has more. >> reporter: richard says he was working behind the counter at all star cafe monday night when gunshots rang out. >> everybody thought it was fireworks. everybody's turning around, looking. after that everybody just ducked, you know, because it just kept going. >> reporter: richard says after that cops flooded the area. >> we saw like ten cop cars pull up. and they were all just posted up around the perimeter waiting. >> reporter: richard says he quickly closed up his shop and got out of there. it wasn't until later he learned the man who was shot was the owner of the dispensary across the street. >> he's a very respectful dude. he's cool. he'll talk to you if you're smoking in there. sometimes he would smoke with us. >> reporter: jason gray says that man is martin olive, the owner of the vapor room. >> martin is one of the wittiest, like most clever people i've ever known. and he doesn't deserve what happened to him. >> reporter: jason told me he's known ma

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and oliver, she'd road, we'd go now to tower composing, who joins us from sala holding roe this with vehicles due to begin moving north festival. is being quite difficult to, to get ahold of you because of the communication issues over the last couple of hours. can you just confirm has that crossing actually be north and yes of the world. so i'm to now it's a record or is it still look like the easy way to email it to and you, we can upset right now as you can see, move families and cause to either to the desert point here on the allow 15 rows waiting to a break that way to make the journey back to the nose of this trip, we can see cause trucks don't the costs that are carrying uh, furniture, gavin, which is gallery. what together and look so basic positions for displaced families to be taken with them to the north of this trip. we can see them, but they are slightly advancing towards the clubs. it's pointing it $34.00. do i can hear right now sound. so the sound of gun shots, but it's really military tanks. in fact, tom, we can so we can see also some smoke black smoke rising from t

but you can see from these live scenes from oliver sheet rhodes. in the past few hours, hundreds of thousands of palestinians have been returning on foot. along this road, it comes up to day, spent a 2nd not on the streets waiting for his riley closest to let them cross the nets, the rims cardona minnie desperate to return home, even if all they will find there is rumble. shell stratford begins coverage. they have waited for this day for so very long, possibly displaced the 15 months. they have lost virtually everything, the 10s of thousands now working news, making their way back to whatever is left at homes. we want to see a family. i want to see my mom and dad. we haven't seen them for 15 months. it's a long time. we're going now. but i haven't seen my family for a year and a half. i want to go back and see that i've been waiting for 3 days to go to my parents. we have tied, i want to go to gaza. we're not coming back here. moments of joy, despite the hell they have suffered being found from over. they know there is very little to return to the

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well, 1st of all, we're going to go to honey must mood, who joins us from oliver. she'd road just south of the next room cardwell. and that is what we're saying. how many people have been streaming north for the last 2 hours? can you just give us an idea of the sense of celebration and release the as you told me to pay for last day? i try and return home. the man, the, an older woman, seeing what happened is that excitement right here, half a mile away from this 3 and juncture, was the, an ongoing, a lot of people in the past couple hours from starting at 7 am in the morning and this is a designated hour in which people were allowed to cross the northern part of the serpent so far. i'm just a part of what we have covered so far. there are 2 things that caught my attention here, that many people are coming from northern garza to the south. and when we stop one of them and ok is here looking for is families searching for his family and kids in the 10 games that we've tried to meet with them and take them back to their home? the northern part of the ribbon maybe set up another 10 there aft

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they're also asking anyone who can to donate to a gofundme set up for olive. francisco police tell me that they will be holding a town hall within the next ten days to release more details about this case. in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> san francisco mayor daniel lurie has officially asked the board of supervisors to approve a fentanyl state of emergency ordinance. the city's budget and finance committee is scheduled to take up the measure tomorrow. mayor lurie first unveiled the proposal just a couple of weeks ago. he says it would allow the city to respond more rapidly to the fentanyl crisis. now, if the board approves the ordinance, the mayor's office would be able to solicit donations from the private sector and transfer some of the surplus funds to the effort. >> coming up at 11, oakland mayoral candidate lauren taylor is calling for the reopening of city hall, how it marks a greater revitalization plan in his campaign for mayor. >> and we got a frost advisory again tonight. that will go away, though, as we head towards the wee

martin oliver, the owner of the dispensary, was shot multiple times. >> call the police and call them. then i go outside to take a video about what happened there, and i saw a terrible thing. there is a good man. he's on the ground and he gets a shot, and there are some people that are trying to help him. >> crews have cleared the sidewalks, but evidence of those shots still mark neighboring businesses. officers arrived moments later to find the victim still on the ground being treated by paramedics. >> the victim sustained life threatening injuries and was transported to a local hospital. >> police say the suspect ducked into the building above the dispensaries. officers tracked down the suspect and called in tactical officers and hostage negotiation teams. sfpd say ultimately, attempts to resolve the situation peacefully broke down, leading to the deadly shooting. >> during the encounter, an officer involved shooting did occur. officers made entry into the building and located the suspect suffering from life threatening injuries. >> police say that man ultimately died from those inj

very much indeed, jewelry shop of oliver. they are talking to us from moscow. while the world economic forum was on the way, i double in switzerland this year. it's entitled collaboration for the intelligent age with donald trump, back as us president. well, leaders are expected to defend global corporation, and is your billing address from 5 the washington will tire and tax foreign countries mahash m. o. how about us joining us from the conference in, in dallas global cooperation? what's exactly the whole market? the previous trump administration, what are you hearing about how delegates are reacting a rob this was going to be an unfortunate to, to talk about below little cooperation. and also the need to re adjust to new jersey. a political reality is the founder of davos. klaus schwab spoke earlier today about the transition from the industrial age to the intelligence age, which is hopping and got to expedite and show a space that could disrupt economies and affect the livelihoods of people. but the, you know, the ration of trump on the executive orders are

but you can see from these live scenes from oliver sheet road in the past few hours, palestinians have been returning on foot through this roof. that comes off the 10s of thousands of palestinians spent a 2nd night on the streets waiting for his ready forces to let them cross. then it's a room card on many a disparate to return home, even if all they will find is rob of. so just oh no, we want to see a family. i want to see my mom and dad. we haven't seen them for 15 months. it's a long time. we're going now. i haven't been with my family for a year and a half. i want to go back to see them. we're tired. i want to go back because of city and we're not coming back here. i'm also colored to his head l for she'd street and to speaking to palestinians. returning to northern garza, i'm talking to oklahoma last year. this really is where i thought the thing is, are making their way back home. the love the service to leave behind and why don't we all, what's missing here is a scene or me. you and i've seen all have been this on joy uh, thousands of on us to news are finally coming back home f

so you don't really see the confusion oliver has, you know, how much said, let's take it step by step. i'm, let's see if i is the upcoming transitional government is inclusive. if to come across with a good sieves, um, good history of a pro 4 is a bunch of as least investors in key areas within each technical ministry from agriculture to the communication, to power, to uh, uh, oil and administer the resources are appointed and make one then yes, this my task hold on, i believe they have no other force bought to go the off. the question would be also, if we're going to have this, the duration who is going to be there on the table in order to make sure that this declaration is in line, was the minimum standards, all international standards of human rights are 1st backed, all sorry. what's that for us? just give me an issue on some additional declaration. what would in effect be a new constitution going forward at least for the next few years? is that what you mean? yes, in that sense, at least to know how is the division of power between the 3 or 4 of these is there we should see. and t

the shop of oliver is standing by in the russian capital forest. how about you? yeah, i mean, the russian president is always being quite complementary in the way that trump has conducted himself all the way back to the oval office. i think i'll be interested to certainly, hey, event sound bites. now from, from talking about russia really needing to make a deal. oh, absolutely, uh, but the russian president of course congratulated donald trump and said russia was really, really ready for talks with the united states on the conference in ukraine, according to page. and most of her welcomes trumps all of his initiatives to restore direct contacts with russia and a talking about the conflicts to improve his trust that the goal the settlement should not be as short true. so some kind of respite for regrouping of the ukrainian forces and re arming them in order to continue the conflicts. and they said that's what russia wants according to pollutant is a long term piece. so it feels like let's repeat and wants to use this window of opportunity. we spoke so many people