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and i'm not exactly sure that throwing some red meat to the conservative base in the form of uh, you know, uh, taking down the department of education or usa id. i'm not sure if that's going to cut it because we've got some serious concerns about where we are headed as a country and, and it seems like no one is fully sure. exactly what is going on right now in washington, dc. tyler and you know only now. um. oh is you on most been in uh uh, directed to take a look at the defense department. i think that's the proof in the pudding right there. i mean, it is the most wasteful, or is ation ever known to mankind. it's the biggest, pollute, or by the way as well. so there's a lot of special interest right there. and, you know, and, and david already brought it up and i think it's much more part of our, our, our parlance right now. but i mean the, all the guards have their fingers and all over that the, all the guards like we have to stress that word because that's what we have. we have tech, all a guards here, and they were from the left. now they're on the right. they're all interested i

off the nice things for you to peons will have to like it and you will see a red couple changes, the thing shows mind. base in business fun, denied. ended based on mass and lots of on the does a few. they will be dotted, some of the 4 above opinions, and suddenly collaborate with mr. truck over to the middle east. and now what another present as well is used to happen later today as part of the, as well have mazda cx. 5 deal at the moment, preparations around the way in the southern dawson, the city of con, you this to be hostages. are expected to be released that in exchange for 369 palestinians from its rating jails number includes 24 prisoners who will be sent into exile in egypt. they've been serving life sentence is the deadly attacks against his re lease in recent days as well as a mass of beat accusing each of of sees 5 violations buzzing the fragile deal in jeopardy. the militant group had threatened as to suspense. today's swell, undoubted still remained is even donald trump said he has no idea of how the eventful unfold. this all sorted up by them saying we are not gonna release anymore hostages.

drugs ready flying to mexico. display on the call tells that i told wrong strikes, so us based on the ground is a re red line. mexico has a long, often painful history with the us military. you've got to remember that it was already about a 175 years ago. but the states invaded and then took about a 3rd of the country president showing them even announced his account to punch to the us designation the mix code would be expanding its lawsuit against us. go make cuz there's width and is it says around me, mccaul tells the display of a mental position. some in a desperate country might actually want to see us policies arrive, says on, at least for our opening test, which has been so nice. it's done that one of the, a lot of mexicans are an agreement, but they don't say to because it's unpopular to agree with donald trump. but the business people off the tire or genetic people off part of the files and the government does nothing to control it. so they would like for us to come in and if that the results of the problem, us administrator and hasn't confirmed the mill attraction in mexico, is part of it's pla

migrantes detenidos han llegado esta semana en aviones militares a la base naval de guantanamo y fue por esta f fotografia publicada en una red el comprobante de deportacion por la juez que posiblemente le iban a a deportar. hoy vi viernes.>> en una publicacion de x del 4 de febrero, la secretaria de seguridad nacional dijo que guantanamo albergara lo peor de lo peor. segun un comunicado de la agencia del mismo dia, todos son miembros del grupo delictivo venezolano tren de aragua. dentro de las fotografias publicadas por el gobierno esta la foto que aycardi sostiene. es de su hermano tirso. aunque telemundo no lo ha podido confirmar independientemente.>> el no pertenece a ningun tren de aragua, el no tiene antecedentes penales aca en venezuela el como el, un muchacho trabajador. >> dice que su hermano tirso es padre de siete hijos y mecanico de oficio. asegura que desde que llego a la frontera sur en abril del ano pasado ha estado detenido. >> el esta limpio. el no es un muchacho malo, no es un de delincuente, es un padre trabajador y no sabemos nada de el. >> eucaris senala que tirso tuvo tres audiencias y fue expulsado. lo

base. and israel, we understand that the international committee of the red cross team is on its way to don't bother to receive the 3 mail civilian captive. so due to be released today, once the red cross has the tool cuts through what happens next? and that's right. the international committee of the red cross is on their way to retrieve these 3 is really captive civilian men. and once they're handed over to the red cross, they will then be driven across the border into israel to the e mail air base in the southern part of israel, which is right near the guns a board or so at this military base. they will be given an initial medical evaluation i d verification to check that this is in fact this person and then an initial medical and psychological evaluation. they will be reunited with immediate family. they are one or 2 members of their family before their finally air lifted. it to a hospital in central israel right outside of tel would be both of these really military. the health ministry and the hospitals themselves have said that they have been prepared for the release of these captives.

from there, the acts, hostages will be handed to the red cross and then to ream a military base where they will be reunited with this families and to go with medical checkups before being transferred to is really hospitals. 12 different space time mid 10. yahoo is north israel during this exchange. he remains in the u . s. meeting business leaders, jewish community team members and politicians. he's monitoring the exchange from his hotel and will return sunday evening. coinciding with one israel suited withdrawal from the necessary for a door in gaza as for the agreement with her mad. now the palestinians sides, once hostages, off as free and safe and sound in a 0183 tale steam prisoners will be released. this includes several high profile figures, 54 i serve, and slide sentences. 7 will be the places abroad and over 40 will return to the will provide was bank with a joyful point here in ramallah where we are right now. last know i talk to finalize in the present release the i g, f and civil administration calls the families to be in families. members offset to be released today worde

all about getting his policy goals, maybe expanding the law and really sort of throwing red meat to the political base. and again, what's the cost to trump? he doesn't even have to pay for his lawyers anymore. now he has doj do it for free. >> the only question to me is, is there a public response? right. like we haven't really seen a kind of engaged electorate or the type of pushback we saw back in 2017? donald trump? i think we know what this administration's goals are, and we know that they have a kind of multi-pronged legal and political strategy to advance them. to me, the issue is where are they going to meet that resistance? we know the courts are going to be one place, but the place that will drive the the elected officials will be if there's a public reaction. and we haven't seen that to this front. and i think it's important to say, is there a story about usaid and these government agencies that people do feel like essential services are being lost? >> that's such a great point, because trump is often driven by the coverage, the perception of something he may not realize in the moment how so

back at a safe distance, as we see keith siegel being taken towards the red cross vehicle, and he'll be taken then to a military base and be flown to hospital and to be reunited with his family, who must be just absolutely wild with joy right now. as we heard already from from his wife celebrating this moment. and we see i'm seeing in another screen here just tears there. we see it in what i believe would be a hostage square in tel aviv. people just clapping, shouting with joy, tears as well, because this is, of course, a such a bittersweet moment for so many, celebrating the fact that keith siegel, the third of the three hostages released today, is being set free. finally. but the knowledge that so many people still being held, and unfortunately so many more who will never be coming home. but for his family, a happy day and for all these people who are watching, you can see them clapping and crying with joy. and we'll just watch and listen. >> ketziot prison. to. >> and you see some of the people in the crowd there, literally breathing a sigh of relief as they see the images of keith siegel being released into the

armed wing the assembler gave, they were given to the red cross where they were driven over the israel gallons of water or 2 and is really military base in southern israel, known as a team, there they'll go through an initial medical check be re united with immediate family before they are ultimately air lifted to a hospital with central israel right outside of tel aviv. now, since the captives had been released now, israel is gearing up to release a $183.00 palestinian prisoners after the captains were released. we did also get confirmation that thousands of trucks went into gaza carrying that vital and very necessary humanitarian aid that has been really cut off for a lot of part of the war. not enough entirely. that was going into for this population of people that has been starving and suffering at the hands of is really attacked throughout the last 15 months of fighting. but when it comes to the prisoner release, we know that a $111.00 will be going to gaza. many of those actually, in fact, all of them detained to during the fighting bias really forces. and then the rest of them to be released in the occupied was banks occupied e

the more of that, the more red meat he has to give the base because inflation is going up, consumer sentiment's going to do more and more of that. that's what worries me. and he's cpac. he called msnbc the enemy of the people. i think he was just talking about this show, perhaps, but. >> he's really trying to get me in trouble. and no, he really. >> did not respond to trump's comments. >> he said. >> all right. >> i had to say no, no, no, i'm joking. >> i'm sorry. >> wait, julie. >> let me get your thoughts on homeland security secretary kristi noem, who recently announced this nationwide, actually an international one as well, at campaign for people to self-deport. watch. >> president trump has a clear. >> message for those that are in our country illegally. leave now. if you don't, we will find you and we. >> will deport you. >> you will never return. >> so, you know, this is ultimately this instill fear in a lot of people, of communities in this country. isn't this also alienating a big swath of americans? >> well. >> listen again, i think. >> dean had. >> a great point. i hate to follow y

here in red, you can see the territory within ukraine's borders, which has been occupied by russia, based2014, some areas in the east were controlled by a russian backed... but this is the territory russia has taken control of. it's changed in recent months, russian troops have been gaining more ground in the east steadily. at this have been gaining more ground in the east ste a ily. at this have been gaining more ground in the east ste a sense this have been gaining more ground in the east ste a sense of is have been gaining more ground in the east ste a sense of what map gives you a sense of what moscow would be using as a map gives you a sense of what moscow would be trump. s a map gives you a sense of what moscow would be trump. now i talks with donald trump. now i want to focus in on this part of russia too — this want to focus in on this part of russ in oo — this want to focus in on this part of russ in august s want to focus in on this part of russ in august of year, border. in august of last year, ukrainian troops advanced several miles into russia. some russians were evacuated fr

red de organizaciones. julio bien, muchas gracias javier vega. y mientras todo esto ocurre, la baseen plena expansion, con mas de 150 nuevas estructuras montadas en los ultimos dias. al menos eso muestran estas imagenes s satelitales. trump habia dicho que queria 30.000 camas para detener a lo peor de lo peor. esas fueron sus palabras. bueno, este jueves aqui nosotros se lo contamos. deportaron a todos menos a uno de los detenidos que estaban ahi. ya llegaron a venezuela. casi el 30% de ellos no tiene antecedentes criminales en estados unidos. johana suarez ha reportado sobre esto y hoy hablo con familiares de algunas de estas personas. >> llegaron a venezuela la noche del jueves y fueron recibidos con jubilo despues de salir de la base naval de guantanamo y hacer una escala en honduras. >> logre ver a mi hijo que estaba tambien en ese grupo de personas y bueno, practicamente como uno dice, pues volvio mi alma al cuerpo. >> nelson reconocio a kevin de 22 aÑos y hablo con el. >> me dijo que todo estaba bien, pues todo estaba bien. no hablamos mucho porque habian otros muchachos que n

manifestly violate article five, but this does not mean anything short of a people's liberation army base flying a red flag is permissible. the presence of foreign security forces could violate the regime of neutrality even if they are not representative in open military formations. modern warfare has seen powers seek to evade legal imitations by disguising their actions in civilian garb. from russia's notorious little green men to hamas terrorists hiding in hospitals or disguised in journalist, bad actors seek to exploit the fact that international treaties focus on sovereign actors. many of china's man-made islands begin a civilian project before being militarized. this issue is discussed in senate ratification hearings. informal forces would be prohibited under the treaty. thus the civilian character of the chinese presence does not mean it cannot represent a violation of the treaty if these companies and their employees involved chinese covert agents or other agencies of chinese security forces. this leads us to the final question, who determines whether neutrality is being threatened or compromis

red bar. it was budgeted at a level that is well in excess of what the comptroller's office now is projecting to collect in this current fiscal year the. >> so based on these trends what has happened in fiscal 26? the red bar there in the tiny writing if you can read it says fiscal 2526 adopted budget that was where the overall projection of hotel tax revenue was back in july. and the gray bar is how they've updated in the current base budget. so the what is now in our budget as expected revenue for fiscal 26 even from july to now as you can see that discrepancy between the or the delta between the red bar and the gray. it's quite notable. so we are hoping that this will turn around but the reason i spend this time on this is to to preview something we're going to talk about on the next slide. but so as you can see the the forecast for fiscal 26 revenue has been revised downward by almost $2 million in the last seven months where this starts to show up in our project, our proposed expenditure our budget is is going to be i'm going to talk about in a moment but overall at a high level it does affect the overall operating budget again with revenues

perhaps jake sullivan and others, this is just kind of the performative theater, the red meat that trump is throwing at his bases some of the others, frankly, when you talk about some. attorneys and truth be told, mark zaid is someone a national security attorney in washington. he's represented me in a case where i was actually fighting for health care against the cia. so, you know, mark zaid is someone who has worked on behalf of republican and democratic clients. he's battled against government malfeasance. his security clearance is really important. and he has a lot of actually clients in the maga world. so this is almost an own goal. and it just shows. this is kind of petty and vindictive because mark ultimately had represented and is currently doing so, fbi agents who might be subject of a purge. but this is petty, vindictive. it's beneath. >> the office. >> of the presidency. i think president trump said that he wouldn't do this. i don't think anyone believed him. and of course he is going forward now with it. >> but, you know, the thing that bothers me in particular, look at someone like antony blinken.

it's based on everything i've read. one of the things -- redple thought had the china problem. not sky dance itself. liz: charlie, thank you very much. to be continued. ai chat bot race and heating up with elon musk and new update and listen to the goals by elon musk. >> in order to understand the nature of the universe, you must per sue truth or you'll not understand the universe and suffering from some dilutional error. so that is our goal less: outperforms all the sciences. somebody has to test that independently and race to make the best ai chat bot continues. count down closer says, no, no, you want to invest in ai, do it his way. joining us with $125 billion in assets under management is roosevelt bowman of bernstein private wealth management. what's your way? >> yeah, thank you for having me again, liz. the main take away for him is what we're anticipating and going to move for the producers of the models and going for the models and whether this recent model or deepseek or other new worm takes over and the power cooling and the big box

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are now on their way to is really forces via the red cross where they will 1st be reunited with the immediate family members that, that it even air based in southern israel. and then finally slow and to a hospital and the central parts of the country primarily to leave for medical and psychological evaluation. we understand that the 2 captives released earlier in the day are now both, either in the hospital or on their way there with their family members and their them, it gets to be, is really media publishing video of him, reuniting with his family after 10 years in dallas up being held captive after he entered on his own accord after infiltrating the guns of border. now within israel, there's a big push for this deal to continue, because it would be the only way to bring about the release of the remaining captives who are both alive and dead. the sentiment within israel during the week changed after the release of the remains of 4 captives, including sir the bus and her 2 children and spear and arielle. there was a lot of anger within these really government within is really society. but nonetheless, there was still this push for th

, and from there they'll be taken to by the international red cross in three different vehicles to the border and from there to the military base, and flown on to hospitals across israel. just what their condition is right now. we do not know how long their recovery will be is also unknown at this point. other hostages who have been released after such a long time in captivity have taken weeks to recover. there's also the psychological and traumatic stress that they have endured throughout these for more than a year, where they've been held often with no satellite. um, also no fresh air, that kind of thing. many have been. many have died also while they've been held by hamas. and of course, we are now moving closer to this moment of freedom for three israeli hostages. we are expecting at least two of them to be released here in deir al-balah in gaza. another one could be released in gaza city any moment now. in the meantime, i would like to end our coverage over now to kim brunhuber, who will pick it up right now. thank you. >> and welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and around the world. i'm kim

when the assembly gave the international committee of the red cross drove them over the israel guns of border where they are currently after the base, which is a military base in southern israel. for the is really military, they're, they're being reunited with the medias. members of their family, an under going what they are they having medical evaluations, but these are initial ones. and what we're hearing from is really media is that they don't need any sort of immediate, larger medical attention, but none the less they will then be, are listed to a hospital to be re united with more members of their family. more loved ones, people who know them and they'll stay there for a couple of days. this is the system that's been in place by these really government and the health ministry for quite some time. and it's not just throughout the entirety of this deal that we've seen this. it actually happened back in november of 2023 during the 1st ceasefire. deal that took place, there was the system in place for receiving these captives. and ultimately, when they are air lifted by these helicopters, they'll stay at those hospitals for a few

the ax hostages will be handed to the red cross that is already on the way to meet them and then to a military base and israel where they will be reunited with their families on the go put medical check before being transferred to that is really hospital one key difference face time. nathan. yeah. who himself is north israel. he remains in the u. s. meeting business leader is 1st committed to members and public fissions. if monitoring the exchange from these hotel we here and he will return sunday evening . the time coincides with when israel is expected to complete the withdrawal from the net sarina for the or ask for the agreement. as you remember, this is the line that's slices they, a guy is a 3 into 2, dividing its head to southern and northern sections. now the palestinian side wants to hostages a safe way in israel, 180 to 3 palestinian prisoners will be released and this includes several high play, falls figures, 50 full of them all serve and live sense. and it says 7 will be to pull to the broad over full 2 will return to the occupied westbank with a drop off location here in ramallah, whe

red cross. then they are driven to the israel gauze. the border at a is really military base where they are given an identification check and initial medical and psychological evaluation. and they're re united with immediate family members there one or 2 people from their family there, then air lifted to a hospital in central israel where they will be re united with the rest of their family and then stay there for the next few days. and in exchange for these 3 is really meant a $183.00 palestinian prisoners will be released a $111.00 of them going to gaza 7 at which will be deported, leaving an exile outside of the palestinian territories. and $42.00 will be released into the occupied west bank. yeah. and on all those policy prisoners who we know are being released, do we have the details as to who the names are? i mean, a, the, a, the key prisoners were being released. we actually don't because the list of this really captives was given late, meaning that israel did not release the list of palestinian prisoners who will be released as part of this space exchange. previously,

red states. what is your base case? the some of the money stick? tom: there are two parts of the ira.. the biden administration was looking to take away the lease component, so that was already on thin ice. the other piece is the 45x making batteries in the u.s. and in the red and purple states. that is probably here to stay. it is a mixed bag and it will have an impact to remove the consumer credit, no doubt, but keeping the battery credit i think remains. that still helps notably gm building batteries domestically. lisa: we've been talking about the framework for some of these tariffs, the goal. one goal is to increase the amount of manufacturing in the u.s. for some of these auto manufacturers, especially with the increase in automation, that you can do things more efficiently, is it feasible in a way that it hasn't been over the past 10 years to increase some of the production domestically in a way that is not necessarily cost prohibitive? tom: it's a great point. i tour auto factories all the time. you notice a lot of robots, right? there is an impact. gm said this week that in t

base wants a fight. >> give them. >> that fight. >> give them. >> that red meat. >> to keep them. >> encouraged enough to get to the midterms. because i think that's what a lot of congressional democrats are waiting. for is, oh, midterms are going to come and we'll be fine then. not if you yield ground now that you'll have to make up later. >> i think, chuck, one of one of the things that everyone can agree on, and i know you've talked extensively about this, is the fact that many democrats have acknowledged that they have and had during the election a messaging problem. but i want you to take a listen at how jeffries addressed the issue during a recent podcast interview with jon stewart. take a listen. >> i think. >> there's a few. >> things going. >> on here. >> in terms. >> of how we better communicate with the. >> american people. >> maya angelou. >> said it best people won't. >> remember what you say. >> they may not even. >> remember what. >> you do. >> but they will always remember how you. >> make them feel. and i think. >> what we have to. >> do a better. >> job of is making the american people feel. >> th

that his side handed over to the red cross, driven away out of gaza, handed over to the idf, cheered by crowds as they were driven up the road to a nearby military basere their families were waiting. we've seen images of their families waiting, cheering, absolutely singing, even in some cases as they're seeing their loved ones now finally getting their freedom. and we understand that right about now, those families will be or some members of the families will be reuniting with those two men. long waited moment, 11 years for a avera mengistu wandered into gaza in 2014, held hostage ever since. 505 days for tal held hostage. the other hostages were expecting to be released today, four of them being released. the stage, set in nusrat behind us. you can see on the screen here on your own screens there, the red cross vehicles lined up and waiting. typically that does indicate that the handover will be happening soon, but it goes off in a very formalized, propagandized way by hamas signatures by the red cross. the men taken to the stage, sometimes, as we saw with tal shoham today, forced to give speeches before they're actually handed over. so this is the

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based in washington dc. he says jordan's king abdullah has made it clear that the displacement of palestinians into neighboring countries is a red line for air of states. i think it's pretty clear that the dreamy and leader does not wants to really have any sort of public feud with donald trump. and when he was meeting with him earlier today in washington, he was clearly uncomfortable, but just being very diplomatic. and i think the king of jordan on making it clear to the europe countries are going to come together and absolutely the unified message to deliver to the travel administration. it's very clear that the error of governments considered drums idea to be a total non starter. if and this plan were to be implemented, we would see prices in both egypt and jordan and that could threaten the survival of the governments. the influx, a massive number of palestinian refugees with posing ex, essential crisis, and huge threats, willing governments. and so many other arab countries have high stakes in stability prevailing in egypt and jordan. so i think the message from all of these era governments is that a force displacement of

red tape and the most efficient technology possible. we hear that from our allies. that's part of being a good faith partner is we're going to invest in our defense industrial base and make sure foreign sales are as rapid as possible which is a force multiplier for american power which is something we want to do. >> we'll go to an international outlet, the japanese service n.h.k. reporter: from the japanese station. i want to mention china, that the u.s. will be prioritizing in deterring china. what role will you expect japan and other countries to play in this context? mr. hegseth: sure. first of all, "point out president trump expressed a strong relationship with xi jinping. we don't have a desire to clash with china. there is a recognition there are divergent interests which lead to strength on the american side, making sure our interests are advanced and make sure any aggressions are deterred but we don't feel conflict is inevitable and don't seek conflict with china and why president trump has that good relationship with xi jinping. it was prudent for us to work with allies and partners in the pacific to ensure that deterrence, hard power deterrence, not just r

and what red lines won't, won't, it won't across to well basically advise, we want the americans want to some kind of an agreement, john, the based on state, this quote right now. but some adjustments to the front line becoming a new kind of division. why the liner control russia says that's not really good enough if it says that so, so not going to work. so the both sides, if they agree, i mean ukrainians and russians and they don't want this situation as it is the freeze for the car to find it. the formula where both sides really begin to give a take a we'll have to see russia right now. and officially say we need to achieve our goals, we need to make your brain forever kind of, i'm not a threat to rush, which means that you're creating will be well because you create a front of the country to russia and never a member of nato. and even thomas cannot assure that after he leaves off as a new american best ration law change their position. okay, thank you so much. have a, we'll have to leave it there. but as always, fascinating to get your insights, pebble, falcon, how about for us in russia? the, the fragile, the cease fire and

based on ocean current models, similar to those used in weather forecasting. in the next step, the researchers simulate the release of 2 different populations represented by red and blue dots at separate locations along francis mediterranean coast. we. oh yeah, well no, that's the only feed us through the particulars. actually we reach the point where the blue and red population start to little circle. this is how we measure connectivity between population and you see fit as a connectivity means that individuals from one population are transferring to in the corporate us. but do these models accurately reflect what happens in reality to find out the researchers collect samples just as they did during their dive that morning. back in the lab, the samples undergo genetic analysis. i see that there's all kinds of when the genetic fingerprint, the 2 populations are very similar to feed us. it means patient makes the lot so soft to them real quick. but if their fingerprints are very differently to put in their connection is minimal. because visual poor, because so to connect to this research i'm maureen. connectivity is especially important right now because of ne