the negative pin action dragged down paramount. paramount has the worst balance sheet in the group.d this really was the one that stole the show. sales came in at 5%. 170% year over year. under bob, they have come back. like with paramount, the business has become -- you think you want to turn a profit but the overall, the company has a lot of marginal cross cut. now they are raising that to 7.5. disney was able to give some jaw-dropping positive --. all of the focus on disney focused on how much they were spending on streaming but now, they are taking control of the narrative again. when the biggest investments are over, they could have earnings. that means we can start thinking about the restoration of the dividend. it could be a surprise and i expect -- i think when i look at the balance sheet, i see the possibility of a buyback. we have held onto that. we will talk about this on wednesday and what it means to hold and what it means to fold. disney stock jump almost 7% and i think they get too much back. remember disney has nelson peltz. i believe that they will deliver on their

paramount, show that one, because paramount has been down now for a couple days after a huge gain after week. jimmy, the stock is down another 8% today. there was a negative note from, i can't remember who it was on the street -- >> bank of america. >> thank you. yesterday. oh, jessica, maybe it was, who talked about passing up on strategics and that was one of the reason the stock sold off hard yesterday, i think it was, and now followed through today and wbd. >> today is warner bros. and, because yesterday's news is yesterday's news, i think what's being missed there is something going on at warner bros. that doesn't seem to be being replicated at paramount. we didn't have a chance to do this, the earnings at paramount that came out thursday night were fabulous. free cash flow much higher than expectations, announcing they've reached peak losses. what you're seeing at paramount are estimates going up, up, up, the issues with regards to asset sales, i mean, she's welcome to have them. i think at this point you have a good collection at paramount in terms of the linear media which is go

paramount's market cap is 9 billion.because you're saying french pronunciation? >> i'm being french? that is a weird one for me. in any event would regulators -- liz: market cap, 26 billion. >> get screwed up on the mounts would the justice department, crazy lina khan at the ftc and the justice department antitrust division hate wall street. all the democrats on wall street and hollywood they're going nuts how anti-business the biden administration is, especially lina khan and all of them. they can't be what they bought into. would they even allow comcast to buy para? no. who is the likely -- liz: apple? >> they won't like it. >> cough it up here. killing me. >> the name that is bouncing around, by the way i have to give kudos to pick, john kelly the head of puck is a friend of mine. they actually do run a good site but puck ran a story. i think dylan buyers really good on media, this dude, it is larry ellison's son, david ellison of sky dance media. you don't believe it? liz: it is not that. his daughter has a movie com

paramount would say combining the showtime and paramount plus apps together into one service makes themelps with retention and that they're being very disciplined when it comes to costs. i think that's the key argument here, carl. >> and the bulls, the real bulls on the stock would say that the entire company could be up for company and redstone looks more eager or willing to sell. warren buffett being in this stock and everything else. >> yeah. i think there's so many questions about the media landscape here. when it comes to a really big deal, if paramount were to sell in entirety, the question is, who would the buyer be? what is the regulatory process be like and would the buyer have to then agree not to buy certain pieces of this or paramount would have to sell off certain pieces if they were redundant with a media company buying those assets. if you look at the buyers, if it's not a tech company, a media company would not be able to probably buy the entirety of paramount global because there is redundancy. the question is, is a tech company a buyer and could you get this kind of de

paramount is in that position so who is going to do that?very has a lot on its plate, the same issues getting streaming in order and bringing a merger together. he had john vallone made comments that could be a thought in the biden administration's reluctance to approve merger deals particularly in the media space, consolidation of thought enough you companies. didn't say paramount but a lot of people think that if he wants to add an easy one, you add 20%, warner discovery has 23 million. several times the size and two times bigger but has some issues as well but those are the names people are talking about, you conceived comcast market doing well, cable on the side. liz: you've got the competition of the two. charles: it is still -- we will see. it is up to the biden administration. if they think this company is in trouble can we go back and get a longer term chart? this will give you an idea how much trouble paramount had. look at that. 5 year would be even worse. liz: let's keep watching it. i am sure the administration doesn't want lost

. the safety of our people is paramount-— the safety of our people is aramount. ~ , , paramount.id, talking _ paramount. well, the president has also said, talking about - has also said, talking about this, he has spoken about the role of the united states and he has said the world looks to us to solve the problems of our time. that is the duty of leadership, and america will lead. ijust wonder, do you think the american public is on board with that right now? i think the american public generally understands our place in the world, with the resources that we have, both economic and military. it puts a weight of leadership on our shoulders and that we have to try and do it is best as possible. what i would say in this op—ed, a couple of things ifound missing. number one, to say that there should be no terrorism launched from the gaza strip is a worthy goal, but very difficult, and i cannot think of a place on earth that is immune to the threat of terrorism. so how that would happen, i'm not sure. but, more importantly, the united states has been trying to husband the peace proces

is there an expectation when it comes up with paramount or warner bros.ge programmers are approaching you proactively and say we get where the model is going, let's get on with it. over the course of the next year, reactively or proactively, i think we'll have the vast majority of content into this modernized programming model that creates utility for customers and gives them value back into their product. >> do you think it extends the life of the video business >> i do. from my perspective, for those customers who can afford a big expanded package and have direct-to-consumers included, if they can afford that package they'll get a lot more value than they had. we other achieved another -- is we have flexibility to create less expensive packages for customers. and to put dtc, direct-to-consumer, apps together with cheaper packages so customers request select and create value based on the budget they have. i think it extends the life. for us, we're indifferent. we don't make a whole bunch of money. we're trying to provide a utility to the customer and a c

>> paramount we still think is a takeover candidate netflix, we're a little more neutral. >> paramountg gainers, today at least, as we continue to see valuations shuffle around in the media space. do you think 2024 is going to bring us any new giant narratives when it comes to this >> you know, i think we're going to get consolidation we need more consolidation in the space. and so as discovery runs its way through the warner bros. acquisition and continues to cut costs, i think it's more likely that that asset buys paramount paramount is way too small and keeps getting smaller and it needs to go away because it needs to be part of a bigger bundle of offerings. warner bros. discovery can give it that. >> the industry continues to punch above its weight always good to check in with you. laura martin of needham. >>> another tech ceo departure making a buzz this morning the chief of gm-owned robotaxi cruise, the ceo is resigning, including recalling the fleet of cabs after an incident with a pedestrian led to california's dmv revoking the testing permits. i rode in one of cruise's vehicle

park" specials on its paramount plus platform warner brothers had alleged paramount deceptively withheldcials and other south park content to bolster the pla platform's offerings warner paid paramount $500 million in 2019 for the rights to the back catalog of "south park. >>> and all clear for takeoff at elon musk's spacex the faa giving the company the green light to launch its starship rocket for the second time during a two-hour window tomorrow morning the starship had first launched in april before exploding midair prompting an investigation by the faa over environmental and infrastructure concerns, mike. >> silvana, thanks very much appreciate it. >>> all right, turning to that highly anticipated sit-down between presidents biden and xi, the pair characterizing the meeting as their most productive today. while president biden touted progress, he also stood by previous comments calling xi a dictator >> we're in a competitive relationship, china and the united states, but my responsibility is to make it -- make this rational and manageable so it -- so it doesn't result in conflict her

. >> reporter: everyone at paramount and cbs sports is preparing for the most watched television event in the country including james brown, broadcasting his record 12 super bowl. >> just like the players, that is the big payoff for us and we look excitedly forward and toward the super bowl. >> reporter: the game is being played in las vegas for the first time and paramount is promising a mountain of entertainment for fans of all ages. speaking of entertainment, there was a lot of buzz around the halftime show featuring asher. on cbs mornings, he would not reveal what he has planned. >> i am really humbled that i have this opportunity. i want to make it the best performance that the world has ever seen. >> you can catch the big game on february 11 on cbs, streaming on paramount+ and for the first time ever on a kid friendly broadcast on nickelodeon. >>> coming up, we are diving deeper into the bed on how they are lending muscles to cracking down on drug dealing. we told you about this earlier but on our 9:00 30 stream -- 9:30 stream, we have neighborhoods where the efforts have paid of

paramount seemed to set the bar higher. >> that was nice stuff from paramount.ink disney's, i don't think, going to talk about that. disney's a bit of a cost cutting story if anything. clearly a better quarter for the streamers. netflix up 25% since reporting great numbers, holding it and trading higher tells you they're still the top dog. don't own netflix. own it, sold it, expected get it cheaper. i think we will. disney, the streaming is giving to you for free when you own the company. so i like that. >> move in the past two days for paramount -- we highlighted when we were discussing markets overall, but on the back of roku's report, it gains double digited and then today, where are you on the streamers? >> i think generally speaking the best thing that happened to them was the writer's strike. it allowed them to rationalize and think about what to spend and where the returns are. i do think that disney is pretty channels looking at it now here, because across all their businesses it's a struggle. linear is a problem. sports is softer. i think expectations a

the analyst says that they no longer believe that paramount is serious about selling assets. scott?ast chance now to weigh in on our question of the day. following the best week of the year for stocks are you more optimistic about the chances for a year-end rally? head to x for results just after this break. fresh, warm hot dogs! when i'm not selling hot dogs, i invest in a fund that advances innovations like robotics. fresh, warm hot dogs, straight out of my torso! one for you, one for you. oh, you're a messy one. cool, right? so cool. anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. hot dogs! fresh, warm hot dogs! before investing carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com. >>> question of the day results. we asked following the best week of the year are you more optimistic about the chances for a year-end rally. two-thirds say yes. up next, nxp reporting results in "overtime" tonight, a rundown what to watch for. that much more when we take

i value our conversation because i think it is paramount that you and i understand each other clearly, leader to leader, with no misconceptions or miscommunication. we have to ensure the competition does not veer into conflict, and we also have to manage it responsibly in competition. that is what the united states wants and what we intend to do. i also believe this is what the world wants for both of us, a candid exchange. we also have a responsibility to our people and the world to work together when we see it in our interest to do so. and the critical global challenges we face from global change to countering narcotics to artificial intelligence demand our joint efforts, so i look forward to beginning this discussion and i welcome you and the floor is yours, mr. president. again, welcome back. pres. xi: mr. president, good morning. coming here, i sort of think of your trip to china when i was the vice president of china. we had a meeting. it was 12 years ago. i still remember our interactions very vividly. and it always gives me a lot of thoughts. last time we met in bali, you said

he's also the host of the paramount+ reality competition series, "ink master."lly surprised this was d.j.'s design because it is so simple. i think that is one of d.j.'s talents is, he zeroed in on what he thought would work for me and he nailed it. >> sarah: please welcome joel madden! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ was that you? was that you getting the tattoo in that clip? >> that was me. >> sarah: what, did they edit you out screaming in pain? >> yeah, they did. i screamed for the first hour of the tattoo. >> sarah: is that true? >> then they gave me some percocet. >> sarah: well, i will say, i don't have a tattoo but my sister laura has many tattoos and she convinced my dad many years ago to get a tattoo on his ass of my stepmother's name, janice. >> great. >> sarah: he loved showing it to people. had to be like, dad, keep the front of your pants up. >> [laughs] >> sarah: i have a quick montage of my dad being extremely stoic, getting his tattoo. >> oh, yeah. >> is it worth it? >> no! >> it is done. >> jesus christ. >> oh. [cheers and applause] >> i mean. the be

paramount is also down substant substantially on this as well. >> what's the end game, paramount?ask. >> kind of an unscripted. >> depends who you ask. we don't know the end game. >> no. not yet. it's not like one of those great movies. have you been watching -- >> tom cruise will come to the rescue of paramount in some way. he'll be flying out of a plane without a parachute, and he'll figure it out. >> check this payback. >> he does all his own stunts. >> i watched it again. >> which one? >> tom cruise. the last mission. >> it was one that very few people watched. >> that had the impact on paramount that "barbie" had on warner brothers. >> didn't help. expect "barbie" was a big hit and "mission: impossible" was disappointing. >> my wife bought some birkenstocks because of it. that's the takeaway. >> got comment from powell. got lisa cook under our belt. we're going to get williams, barr, and jefferson this afternoon as we watch bonds. pretty tame here. one reason, the dow is up 63. tomorrow, you can join cnbc's your money virtual event. you're going to hear from cramer and other

one thing that did jump out to me, and i was surprised, somewhat, is berkshire did not sell paramount on the surface, okay that's kind of surprising. but then, well, obviously they're staying in it for the same reason you're staying in it not because you're so uber bullish on the company but you think like they do it's going to be a takeout >> fine. >> you said it >> i'm not walking away from it. you're correct i feel better now than i did a month ago because of the free cash flow. $385 million you can do things with that. i don't know what mr. buffett is thinking they don't talk to me. but i think they see a lot more value in the company just looking at the cash flows versus where the share price is now f. it gets taken out, if it tries to go alone, they see more value and i agree. >> i don't know where berkshire is -- >> he's down big >> why take an l on something you still think there's some sort of strategic thing that is maybe more likely than not or at least that's what the bull case is partly if not mostly built on >> it's very rare i would stay in a company because i think it

in the new paramount plus documentary, "jfk: what the doctors saw, drs.ribed a final touching moment between first lady jackie kennedy and the president. >> the first lady is in the emergency room with the president. and the crowd outside is quiet and waiting for some word of the condition of the president. >> he's covered up, but she takes his hand, and she does a ring ceremony. >> she exchanges the fringe her finger on to the president's finger, and a ring from his finger on to hers. she stood next to his barefoot that was protruding out from underneath a sheet. she stood there for a moment, and then leaned over and kissed his foot and walked out of the room. >> the full documentary "jfk: what the doctors saw" is streaming right now on paramount plus. >>> and that is the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues, along with the cooking if you're up at this hour. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings," and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from our nation's capital, i'm jericka duncan. happy thanks

. >> you look at warner brothers and discovery today and paramount. >> it's not looking good and it's has this sort of makeup where you can decide how much of the company is essentially a netflix and how much of it is a wbd and a paramount. obviously, they have exposure to the linear networks and the advertising likewher wbd and paramount and in terms of scale once it buys hulu and you have the brand franchises that you can value as much as you want in the theme park business. it will still have, i don't know, $6 billion in gain in revenue in this fiscal year versus the last one and it's not the same where the pure media companies are at the mercy of the macro and their own balance sheets and don't have as many options. we'll see what they convey, what iger conveys in terms of the degree of urgency to do something strategic and how they might be re-thinking spending on content and the volume of it for the streaming platforms and all of the rest of it. >> do you want to discuss what you think is the significance of 4400 as we sort of work our way towards that pretty important level? >>

in a new paramount+ documentary "jfk: what the doctors saw," doctors kenneth salyer and robert mcclellandnnedy and the president. >> the first lady is in the emergency room with the president. and the crowd outside is quiet and waiting for some word of the condition of the president. >> he is covered up, but she ring ceremony. >> she exchanged the ring from her finger onto the president's finger, and a ring from his finger onto hers. >> she stood next to his bare foot that was out from underneath the sheet. she stood there for a moment, then leaned over and kissed his foot, then walked out of the room. >> jericka: the full documentary, "jfk: what the doctors saw," a streaming right now on paramount+. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell and all of us, i am jericka duncan. thanks for watching and have a happy thanksgiving. ♪ ♪ >> judge judy: where did his car hit you? that's what i'm looking for. >> announcer: a driver struggles to explain a crash. >> judge judy: i see clearly the damage to his car. >> when he hit me on my driver's side, the impact pushed me into a

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and paramount is promising a mountain of entertainment for fans of all ages.g of entertainment, there's a lot of buzz around the halftime show featuring usher. on "cbs mornings," he wouldn't reveal what he has planned. >> i'm really, really humbled that i have this opportunity. i want to make it the best performance that the world has ever seen. >> reporter: you can catch the big game on february 11th on cbs, streaming on paramount+, and for the first time ever, on a kid-friendly broadcast on nickelodeon. and now here's a fun fact for you. last we're's super bowl, the most watched tv event in the u.s. since the moon landing. so could next year's top that? we'll see. reporting live in times square, michael george, gianna, back to you. >> yeah, i wonder if that will help if the 49ers get in there because we're keeping our fingers crossed that happens. by the way two questions before you go. do you have team you are rooting for and how else is cbs gearing up for the super bowl this morning? >> reporter: well, you can hear some of the activity behind me and you ca

no different than what stars does and now show time is being thrown in with paramount+ so, you know, the subscribers -- in you look at hbo just to give you ballpark numbers, there's probably around 47ish million subscribers. to max i would guess that roughly 16 million of those are coming from the legacy multichannel bundle so two-thirds are not coming from, you know, from the cable bundle but, liz, a lot of them are coming from amazon and amazon is sort of a wholesale life relationship when you talk about amazon channels so this whole word direct to consumers, a little merky and everyone is starting to look towards more and more wholesale. look at disney; right? disney and charter, huge battle just a few weeks ago if you remember. liz: exactly, yes. >> the end result, but the end result is that disney+ is going to be part of charter cable packages so your new york city viewers who have spectrum are going to get disney+ as part of their cable bundle. is that direct to consumer anymore, liz? liz: well, that is another question too. then you bring out district to consume -- direct to c

and paramount is promising a mountain of entertainment for fans of all ages.tainment, there's a lot of buzz around the halftime show featuring usher. on "cbs mornings," he wouldn't reveal what he has planned. >> i'm really, really humbled that i have this opportunity. i want to make it the best performance that the world has ever seen. >> reporter: you can catch the big game on february 11th on cbs, streaming on paramount+, and for the first time ever, on a kid-friendly broadcast on nickelodeon. so here's a fun fact for you. last year's super bowl, the most watched tv event in the u.s. since the moon landing. so could this year top it? we'll have to find out. reporting live in times square, gianna, back to you. >> yeah, well if the niners get there i know all of the bay will be watching. and fingers crossed for that happening. but michael, how is cbs gearing up this morning? there's a lot of people out there that are some of the things that they're doing out there this morning? >> reporter: yeah, the people you see behind me, they're called the mountaineers an

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funny how that works out because paramount, warner bros., charter all up big this week.ight see comcast action in there. julia boarjoining us. we talked about paramount, what a powerhouse. what was behind the media thing this week? >> well, brian, there were huge gains for the media stocks that reported earnings this week, on streaming and advertising progress. roku shares. they're up nearly 50% in the past week on what they call a, quote, solid rebound in third quarter video ads and guiding to similar ad growth in thefourth quarter. paramount shares are up 28.5% in the past week after that company's revenue beat on streaming strength and shrinking streaming losses. the company also announcing it is on a path to earnings growth next year. fox shares are up 8% after beating expectations with streaming growth, despite an overall add decline. now, all of this comes ahead of disney and warner bros./discovery reporting their earnings on wednesday. disney shares are down 14% in the past 12 months. warner bros./discovery down 1.5% in the past year. for these two companies, inve

now it is clear that the protection of civilians is paramount in national humanitarian law is not paramountn the strategy that is being applied by the military operations in gaza. >> why do you think the israelis are not making that a prime objective? >> because the logic has been in many situations to raise neighborhoods and i presume it is to facilitate the movement of troops for any other reason. but the question is the protection of civilians that is required is not there. and then the second aspect, and it is not with humanitarian law, is that you must get into the access to humanitarian aid to all areas where the conflict is taking place. and what we've seen until now is a drop by drop in the increase of humanitarian aid. after today we have about 900 trucks in this 22 days. 930 something trucks. before in the past, there were 500 trucks every day supplying gaza. you can't imagine what this means. in situation to water and medicine and food. and food is not authorized. and that is why in many hospitals you have problems with incubators and dialysis, and you have lack of anesthesia. an

paramount stocks jumped on better results and today at warner bros. dives. some of the numbers were not bad, they showed a profit in streaming which disney and paramount have not. and are unlikely to. you never know what to expect. it is a difficult market for advertising on the traditional tv networks. i do something disney is exposed to. the big question is always around disney and what is bob iger want to sit on the call? abc, fine hulu, it always something to watch. -- it is always something to watch. caroline: we get to sports tv, stripped out, showing what the numbers really looks like when it comes to espn. how much will he answer questions about what he sells or buys? >> i hope he gets asked a lot. espn is one of the ones that said they are looking for a strategic partner. we have reported that they have talked to everyone. tech companies, sports leads, it is not really clear to a lot of people what disney gets out of the investors to the espn company. one of the takeaways from the numbers is they start pouring on the sports business, although it is

their actions are paramount in holding the government accountable and whistleblowers should be commended for the courage it takes to come forward. the va is interested for caring for the nation's veterans and employees must feel empowered to callout problems including wrongdoing. managers need to be trained on the rules and policies so they are also empowered to create and foster an open and transparent culture that benefits everyone from the public to staff to veterans that engage with va. over many decades congress has authorized important institutions which are charged with oversight investigative authority with administrating whistleblower protection laws and holding the federal government accountable. we have the va office of inspector general the office of special counsel and the government accountability office and as long-standing parts of that oversight and accountability structure. in 2017 congress established another layer by creating the zero awp in response to the very serious and catastrophic accountability failure that is the phoenix leadtime scandal however they quickly f

their actions are paramount in holding the government accountable and whistleblowers should be commended for the courage it takes to come forward. the va is interested for caring for the nation's veterans and employees must feel empowered to callout problems including wrongdoing. managers need to be trained on the rules and policies so they are also empowered to create and foster an open and transparent culture that benefits everyone from the public to staff to veterans that engage with va. over many decades congress has authorized important institutions which are charged with oversight investigative authority with administrating whistleblower protection laws and holding the federal government accountable. we have the va office of inspector general the office of special counsel and the government accountability office and as long-standing parts of that oversight and accountability structure. in 2017 congress established another layer by creating the zero awp in response to the very serious and catastrophic accountability failure that is the phoenix leadtime scandal however they quickly f

now, it is clear that the protection of civilians that is paramount in the humanitarian law is not paramountthe strategy that is being applied by the military operations in gaza. >> why do you think the israelis are not making that a prime issue? >> because the logic has been in many situations to raise neighborhoods and it is for the removal of troops and the question is the protection of civilians that is require side not there and the second aspect of humanitarian law, and you must restrict the humanitarian law and what we are seeing now is the drop by drop in the increase. after today we have about 900 trucks in these 22 days and 930-something trucks. before, in the past there were 500 trucks every day. you can't even imagine what this means and the situation two, water, situation 2, food and it's why in sow many -- we have problems with incubate, and policies like a lack of ennis thesia and that transforms the situation in an extremely horrendous situation for the people of gaza, and as i said, you cannot make a confusion between hamas that you must condemn and the people of gaza that y

this is, you know, the release of hostages is paramount and it is all, i would say that it is a national priority, and that is why we are holding a fire and maintaining a defensive positions in order to bring home the hostages and stipend. so let's go back to yesterday, which was reference to how mos says israel was not honoring the agreement on 3 fronts. the sequence of palestinian prisoners released not allowing a to all parts of northern garza and preventing gardens from returning north, your reaction. and how much is most of us terrace organization? this your just falls into its campaign of psychologic, psychological terrorism trying to exert even more pain on is roland is writings. we are, or the idea of is implementing the instructions of the government to maintain all fire, to facilitate the distribution and the free a freeing all of the palestinian terrace that are being released and in accordance to the framework and injury indeed accompanying home the uh, the hostages that are being released, i think it's also important to points out that the israel indeed facilitated and allow

the paramount network says the show's final episodes will air next november after being delayed by the, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin tonight with a breakthrough in the desperate effort to evacuate americans out of gaza. at least 74 americans fleeing today, making their way out of the war zone and to safety in egypt. the breakthrough comes with a major new battle under way tonight in northern gaza. the israeli army launching heavy attacks from land, sea, and air. prime minister netanyahu saying, quote, we are at the height of the battle. israel's military is facing off with hamas militants in close combat battles as they advance deeper into gaza city. and for the third day in a row, israeli air strikes hit the jabalia refugee camp as it targets members of hamas. more than 100 trucks with aid made their way into gaza today -- that's a big number -- as the humanitarian crisis there worsens. secretary of state antony where the white house says he will urge lead

the hostages and palestinian civilians are paramount| palestinian civilians are paramount for the qataritually have an effect. we've seen hostages being released so we cannot doubt something that we have already seen being effective. we have already seen foreign nationals living in gaza through the negotiated process being able to leave in the hundreds. there are still gaza, unfortunately. the restrictions by the israelis on humanitarian aid and also people leaving gaza has hindered a lot of that but it all hinges on israel's seriousness for a ceasefire so the negotiations and other efforts towards stopping the killing of civilians, which is extremely unfortunate, that is the only thing that hinges on it and it returns to what the israelis will do.- that hinges on it and it returns to what the israelis will do. when you are defence — what the israelis will do. when you are defence attach _ what the israelis will do. when you are defence attach it _ what the israelis will do. when you are defence attach it to _ what the israelis will do. when you are defence attach it to the - what the is

this remains a paramount priority for us. just yesterday president biden spoke with the emir of qatar to discuss important efforts and support negotiations ongoing to try to secure the release of the hostages being held by hamas of their today here at the white house i would meeting with some of the families of the americans who are currently being held. the united states it's also been leading efforts to increase the flow of life-saving sustained humanitarian assistance food, water, medicine, into gaza to what we've made some progress, much more is urgently needed to alleviate suffering among the civilian population in gaza. we are glad to see israel take an important step in this direction last week and we remain an active discussions with the israeli government about the importance attached to humanitarian pauses in fighting to permit civilians to depart areas, to increase the flow of a dent to enable hostage releases. we continue to have discussions at all levels including president biden with prime minister netanyahu to

he said i think it is paramount that you and i think it is paramount that you and i understand each otherbiden added that we have to ensure that competition does not veer into conflict. a crucial meeting, it is the first time they had met for over a year. joe biden also said to host you in the united states is an honour and pleasure. he mentioned that the last time they met was about a year ago at the 620 summit and he highlighted the importance of the two leaders meeting face—to—face. they will be discussing issues such as taiwan and the human rights situation in china. we will bring you through status pictures as and when we get them. let's get more now on the ruling by the uk's supreme court that the government's flagship asylum policy is unlawful. the prime minister says his commitment to stopping boats crossing the channel is "unwavering". our home editor, mark easton, looks at the implications of today's judgement and what the government may do next. how to stop the boats is by far the most pressing question for the home office. until this morning the answer had been rwanda. sources

the paramount importance is on the safety and security of the hostages and successful release that willake place today and the further negotiations, i can't comment on the nice of the individuals today. i can confirm the release will happen in a couple of hours and that the things on the ground are supposed to happen are happening and we are hopeful that we are going to have a good announcement about the hostages being released in the next couple of hours. >> reporter: i understand you can't name names, but can you say if there are americans on the list? >> i scant comment on that right now for the safety of the hostages and the success of the exchange today. >> reporter: dr. al-ansari thank you for your time. a crucial role qatari is playing in these talks. phil, erica, you heard him. they have been central to all of the discussions happening yesterday, today he says that they believe that they are hopeful that once we get through the release of the six set of hostages set to happen in just a few hours from now they will be potentially be able to announce an extension to the temporary

with paramount and warner bros. teleflex at the bottom. up over 16.5%.ow, it is nike and verizon and boeing. you see the movers here. m nike reversing the weakness earlier. and the stocks are moving lower in the bond yields. the benchmark ten-year yield at 4.46%. the two-year yield is ticking an above 5%. and we look at oil with the wti trading at $82.65. brent crude is up fractionally. >>> that is the u.s. setup. we turn back to the breaking news and the final chapter for the disgraced ftx founder sam bankman-fried. we have kate rooney here with the latest. >> reporter: frank, thank you. sam bankman-fried was found guilty on all charges. this is the biggest financial fraud in history. the max sentence is more than 100 years. we will find out that sentencing in march. sam bankman-fried was found guilty of seven counts of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit securities and commodity fraud and conspiracy for money laundering. sam bankman-fried's father at one point putting his head in his hands and mother crying. the jury came back with a lightning fast ver

disney, paramount, many others, the white house is even weighing in condemning the popost. thatat story rigight after a a break. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >>> an anti-semitic conspiracy theory that inspired the deadliest attack against jewish people here in the u.s. has now been publicly endorsed by elon musk, a man with one of the biggest megaphones on the planet. he shared the message on twitter, with more than 160 million of his followers, prompting some of the world's biggest companies to tell the social media platform tonight that they have had enough. musk on wednesday wrote this, quote, you have said the actual truth. that was in response to a post that claimed jewish communities support -- and i'm quoting now -- hatred against white

. >> it's paramount that you and i understand each other clearly , leader to leader, without any misconceptions or miscommunication. we have to ensure the petition does not veer to conflict. >> for the two large countries turning their back on each other is not an option . it's unrealistic for one side to remodel the other with conflict and confrontation having unbearable consequence for both sides. >>> the business continues with the ceo summit. governor talking about how the state of california looks forward to sustainable ways of fighting climate change in the former secretary of state and current director of the institute at stanford university spoke about geopolitics and in the meantime the meeting between the president and chinese president was supposed to wrap up by now but we don't know if it's running later with the timetable of the meetings are. those negotiations will be tents and the talks will be pivotal to the relationship between the u.s. and china and for the rest of the global economy. >> we will wait to see the result of the discussion. what's next on their schedule after the

as long as the united states continues to provide aid for the benefit of the afghan people it is paramount's to use whatever tools are available to reduce caliban diversion and interference. including strengthening compliance, vetting standards, and third-party monitoring. in addition, congress and the administration should look to lessons identified from other development programs around the world for more robust practices to protect our assistance. as we look to the future u.s. policymakers will need to consider the following risks to our systems. the financial risk of wasting a sizable portion of u.s. and in humanitarian and development assistance, aid that already amounted to $.5 billion since the afghan government collapse. the security at risk of u.s. funds reaching a government with long-standing ties to terrorist groups. and the political risk of finding a historic enemy of the united states. for our part, we look forward to offering additional recommendations on the subject and our forthcoming reports which we have undertaken at your request. thank you very much and i look forward t

reporter: giant advertisers are fleeing x suspending ads including disney, ibm, apple, comcast, paramount, parent company of cbs news. the white house responded saying we condemn this in the strongest terms even as the administration maintains contracts with musk's spacex company for satellite technology. >> freedom is worth fighting for. >> reporter: the florida republican governor who announced his campaign for president on x said he had not seen the comments. >> i know elon has had a target on his back since he purchased twitter because i think he is taking it in a direction that a lot of people used to controlling the narrative don't like. >> tesla shareholders are calling on board of directors to suspend musk. he has denied claims that he is anti-semitic saying nothing could be further from the truth. >>> meteorologist jessica burch has a sneak peek of what we can expect. >> daytime highs are above average. it's beautiful but into the rest of the week, many states will be cooling fast on the temperature anomaly map. look at california. we are spared. we'll be above average into thank

were looking at the other movers this morning, let's start with paramount it is down 3.6%. >> double down grade bank of america price target nine down from 32, what happened. they thought paramount would sell one of the assets like showtime but they don't see any asset sales on the horizon no catalyst for the company the stock is down. stuart: is this another dating company. >> you start with the date then you can mate, very forward. a ceo whitney woolford is stepping down. the company reports tomorrow look at the stock on seven and three quarters percent. match which owns tinder cratered after the fourth-quarter forecast is pretty terrible and now the shares are at a record low speed when we were discussing the cost of the day it's going to the theory the matchmaking systems don't work as well so the stock goes down. >> in part. >> we were discussing the expense of the date but none of us really knew. stuart: booking holdings a travel site. >> the on priceline the stock is up to into thirds% the stock is down 7% since the end of september and "the price is right" by the dip in price

force protection is a paramount priority for us. to do what is necessary to protect our troops and if and when we need to strike again, we'll do so at a time and place of our choosing. our focus is preventing a broader regional conflict on protecting our forces and ensuring that our strong partner israel has what they need to defend themselves from future terrorist attacks. >> neil: thanks, general, patrick ryder, the pentagon press secretary dealing with all right, that will do it here. getting ready for the lighting of the christmas tree and hopefully just that. ♪ ♪

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