a final thought for you, mr rothman.ber ofjewish settlers in the west bank doubled. and you have had a significant role and influence on the netanyahu government, your party's part of the ruling coalition. do you think your window of political opportunity to get this vision of israel and its expanded settlements, that you have that window of opportunity to achieve what you want to achieve, is closing? if netanyahu goes, your dream, your vision of israel goes too, doesn't it? i don't understand the connection with netanyahu because the population injudea and samaria had grown over the years. i don't even think that under netanyahu in a higher percentage than with other prime ministers, because the majority of the public in israel do not buy the lies from across the sea. and they know that the only way we can keep ourselves secure is by presence on the ground and not allowing the supporters of hamas or isis to come and kill us all. so if we want to survive as a country, if we want to survive as the homeland of thejewish pe

it's a pleasure to have you on the show, mr rothman. israeli government and hamas, which has enabled some israeli hostages held in gaza to return home.

it's a pleasure to have you on the show, mr rothman.enabled some israeli hostages held in gaza to return home. and part of the deal is that some palestinians imprisoned in israel have also been returned to their homes.

my guest is simcha rothman, an mp from the far—right religious zionism party, part of israel's rulingn for what comes next?

mira rothman from tel aviv. thank you for making the time in your morning. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> now the united nations said harley-davidson was offloaded in gaza tonight first day of the truce, the largest envoy since the october 7th attack on israel. the u.n. humanitarian affairs officer says 129,000 litres of fuel and cooking oil was brought and food and other medical supplies will help the hundreds and thousands of people in gaza who so desperately need it. >>> still to come on the program, israel's release of 39 palestinian prisoners prompted mixed emotions for many palestinians, joy at their freedom yet mourning the toll of the war in gaza. we'll have reaction from the west bank when we come back. /á. >>> 39 palestinians are free now after being released from israeli prisons on friday as part of the hostage agreement with hamas. they returned to their homes and families with hugs and celebrations in the west bank in jerusalem, but for some, the joy of their freedom tempered by the suffering in gaza. cnn's nada beshear reports. >> reporter: a

have at least one unused gift card, 187 dollars still on it joining me bank rate senior analyst ted rothmanmuch for being here, how much of a factor are these gift cards? >> i think this is really big deal especially with facing so high, everybody looking for ways to save money, look no further than your junk drawer or back of your wallet a lot of people are sitting on unused gift cards i suggest being intentional this season, find them make a plan, treat yourself buy something for somebody on your gift list, maybe sell it too if nothing else, sell it to card cash or get 70, 80% what worth don't let it gather dust. >> sell it or give it away, do me a favor don't get me gift cards every christmas i lose every gift card given must have so many at home i'm going to try to take advice after years -- >> give more than 10 bucks. >> that is the -- >> give it 5 or 10 dollar gift card. i guess i am a weird one i spend things, organized, don't let dust i move them but i am here we can all -- >> you are not weird what should people do with cards can't use or can't find. >> holidays great time to make

that is something that, as you heard rothman joan, he is pushing clearly for an extension of the cease-fire. national security adviser was asked on the sunday shows what the chances of that could be. saying that israel has laid out its, cars that they are prepared to extend this pause in fighting, but the balls and 's court. >> it is indeed. okay, allie raffa, thank you so much for the white house for that. let's bring in jeremy bash, former chief of staff at the cia and department official in the obama ministration, and david, wrote nbc news senior executive director of national security. david is also a former new york times reporter who, himself, was kidnapped outside of kabul in 2008. he was released after eight months there. gentlemen, it's good to see. but jeremy, for step. this release of the 17 hostages today, certainly not the end of things, so give us your sense of what's happening right now as we approach the schedule today up this truce. where the tensions lie, and what our american intelligence and security officials concerned about most right now? >> well first, alex, let's no

richard rothman. good afternoon, commissioners. my name is richard rothman and i just i don't think all commissioners are following this directive, but it's just really a discrimination against people, people who have mobility issues and seniors and people who live out in the in the district. and why can't this, you know, i've been following this commission for a very long time and why can't this commission have meetings in the neighborhood? three of the commissioners live in the richmond district. they could have it at the richmond rec center and or over in the sunset. you know, so especially like when we're talking about the bus lines, the 28 and the 20, was it 28 and the 29 and gary, you know, they could have had public comment, public public meetings out in the neighborhood and have them at night. i can't see why staff can't come out to the richmond. maybe they'll know. they'll explore something new in the city they haven't seen before. so i really hope, you know, we can get this mayor's directive, but, you know, think of havin

richard rothman. good afternoon, commissioners. my name is richard rothman and i just i don't think all commissioners are following this directive, but it's just really a discrimination against people, people who have mobility issues and seniors and people who live out in the in the district. and why can't this, you know, i've been following this commission for a very long time and why can't this commission have meetings in the neighborhood? three of the commissioners live in the richmond district. they could have it at the richmond rec center and or over in the sunset. you know, so especially like when we're talking about the bus lines, the 28 and the 20, was it 28 and the 29 and gary, you know, they could have had public comment, public public meetings out in the neighborhood and have them at night. i can't see why staff can't come out to the richmond. maybe they'll know. they'll explore something new in the city they haven't seen before. so i really hope, you know, we can get this mayor's directive, but, you know, think of havin

richard rothman. good afternoon, commissioners. my name is richard rothman and i just i don't think all commissioners are following this directive, but it's just really a discrimination against people, people who have mobility issues and seniors and people who live out in the in the district. and why can't this, you know, i've been following this commission for a very long time and why can't this commission have meetings in the neighborhood? three of the commissioners live in the richmond district. they could have it at the richmond rec center and or over in the sunset. you know, so especially like when we're talking about the bus lines, the 28 and the 20, was it 28 and the 29 and gary, you know, they could have had public comment, public public meetings out in the neighborhood and have them at night. i can't see why staff can't come out to the richmond. maybe they'll know. they'll explore something new in the city they haven't seen before. so i really hope, you know, we can get this mayor's directive, but, you know, think of havin

granted, two of those years i was making the irishman, eric rothman i were working on the script simultaneouslyted to stay as true to the osage history as possible, which meant actually learning their language. i just want our viewers to see a scene of malik hyatt, played by lily gladstone, just an extraordinary acting job by her. here, she has -- she's gossiping to her sisters over the handsome coyote, earnest burkhardt, played by leonardo dicaprio. let's take a look. >> [speaking in a global language] >> after seeing the movie i did not have to read articles telling me that you actually had osage actors in, there it was obvious watching that this was so natural to everybody. i mean, talk about how important it was for you to get it right, to be authentic. >> again, authenticity is one thing, but you had to really live with the osage in a sense, as i, say it's all about trust. knowing that if -- you know, we had marianne power who was our associate producer, she was involved in being a connection between ourselves and all the key figures in the osage community, costumes, culture, one on langua