professor jeremy siegel, back with us in a minute. christina is here of invesco and stephane link of hightower advisers as well ladies, good to see you. you want to pick up with what i was talking about with the professor? he is obviously bullish, when i said 10 to 15% that rick rieder suggested, he didn't say it sounded ridiculous what does it sound like to you >> it sounds like it can very well happen this year. clearly the trajectory is up for stocks because we will see rate cuts, and it's not just about the fed. we have major central banks around the world that are going to be cutting this year. probably starting very soon. and so i think that that momentum is going to be a real positive for the stockmarket and we'll be supportive of -- and then of course with the yields higher, i think we're going to be able to get some nice money coming from bonds as well there is an environment that i think is almost the antithesis of what i would call the difference of 2022. >> we learned this week that again we are still sensitive to high rat

advocates back siegel capital has been a problematic spot for traffic death in san jose. this traffic death, the san jose's 17th for the year and that's outpacing the city's rate of murder. >> the city isn't meeting its goals. and i think we need to look at it with a fresh set of eyes. >> siegel says despite work done to fix some of san jose's wide roads, the city is not prioritizing issue. what that was created, he says by design, but they had the ability to break the law. they they were funneled to the intersection, really made it easy for them to. >> to come there until the mayor's office sent us a statement that blames reckless and distracted driving, quote. >> moments like this are tragic reminder that speeding may save a minute but slowing down literally saves lives. and for siegel with this being the 3rd traffic death in just 2 weeks. >> more action is needed now more than we as a community make need to make it clear to city hall where our priorities are. >> and it's for safety above saving. a couple minutes on our drive. >> now the driver of that truck was booked

and of that there are stories that siegel stolen million benjamin siegel's financiers. >> let's justall them that, were convinced he was pocketing the money. >> june 20, 1947 siegel was assassinated in beverly hills, california and not 15 minutes later, other people are at the flamingo saying we're in charge, bugs ease out we're in and flamingo becomes one of the iconic hotels on the strike and from then on, it was full speed ahead for the model the flamingo hotel was the first hotel to really go after big, big name entertainment the mob people loved mixing with stars. >> and so they would shell out the money for them. >> no, i walked out with a slot machine and i put $11 in a slap. and what do you think came up dm manager they got jimmy durante to open the hotel. >> they had martin and louis, they had the biggest thing entertainers in america they entertainment in the 50s and las vegas is centralized where in la you might have someone play in time. >> las vegas had them coming in back-to-back you can see for people at one time in the same week the strategy for the hotel owners was i

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marc siegel. thousands of new yorkers descending on the bronx. the former president trump historic campaign event. first time a republican presidential candidate had been there in 40 years. were >> usa, and we want donald trump in the deep blue sea heath thomas the performers that he would save them in new york city. >> i'm here tonight to declare that we are going and we are going to turn it around it very, very quickly. we are going to bring safety back to our streets and we are going to bring success back to our schools and we are going to bring prosperity back to every neighborhood in every barrel of the greatest city in our land our subways are safe for ceiling tiles are falling down and they look worse than a third world country the mediums of our hallways are crumbling and we have mobs of undocumented fighting police officers, the middle finger giving them the middle finger but we are not going to let this continue. we are not going to abandon our hope and our pride this city has given us so much and now it is time that we are going to giv

so most midway had been connected to lansky and siegel came in and testified. wilbur clark, who was the front man at the desert in. he testified bill moore, who owned a couple of casinos and was on the nevada tax commission and kefauver and his men were just aghast at the notion that you could have legal gambling, that people who might have had organized crime connections or at least been involved in illegal activity elsewhere, they could possibly be welcomed here as legitimate businessmen. and when kefauver issued his report, he said that is a case study in legal gambling. nevada speaks eloquently in the negative. well, the problem with this was that, in fact, it was legal here, whereas in other cities you were shut down and the kefauver hearings are important in american history. the key father had been elected to the senate by attacking one of the most corrupt political machines in the country. in memphis, the crump machine and he had great ambitions. he wanted to be vice president or president and going after organized crime meant going after a lot of democ

advocate max siegel capital has been a problematic spot for traffic deaths in san jose. this traffic death, the san jose's 17th for the year and that's outpacing the city's rate of murder. >> the city isn't meeting its goals and i think we need to look at it with a fresh set of eyes. >> siegel says despite work done to fix some of san jose's wide roads, the city is not prioritizing issue. one that was created, he says by design, but they had the ability to break the law. they they funneled to the intersection, really made it easy for them to. >> to come there and kill the mayor's office sent us a statement that blames reckless and distracted driving, quote. >> moments like this are tragic reminder that speeding may save a minute but slowing down literally saves lives. and for siegel with this being the 3rd traffic death in just 2 weeks, more action is needed. now. >> more than ever. >> it doesn't need to be this way. and i we as a community make it need to make it clear to city hall where our priorities are. and it's for safety above saving. a couple minutes on our drive

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aviva siegel wants that cease-fire to happen. her american husband keith is in hamas's hands. >> he's been there too long. lying on a mattress on the floor. been starved. >> reporter: siegel knows what her husband is going through. she too was held hostage by hamas but released after 51 days. >> i said, i'm going to keith to say goodbye, and i gave him a hug and i said, please, be strong for me and i will be strong for you. >> reporter: and the white house late friday stressed it cannot support the threat of rafah. >> we haven't seen a comprehensive plan. >> reporter: without israel having a plan to protect civilians, more than 34,000 people have been killed in gaza so far sats its health ministry, run by hamas. and more people still die each day. if not from israeli strikes like this family today in rafah, then by conditions turning more dire each day. while life implodes in rafah and across the entire gaza strip. cease-fire negotiations for today have ended and with no developments. that's according to a senior hamas source clo

marc siegel. you don't have to convince us of this.the door in new york city and you just smell weed everywhere in the cabs, ubers, in elevators. i mean, it feels like it is just everywhere now. what are you seeing? >> sandra, not just here in new york city. i think you can get high walking down the streets here. it is everywhere. this study came out of carnegie-mellon talking about 17 million people using it daily. 40% of all pot users are using it daily. 74% of americans live in a state where it's recreationally used legal or medical marijuana is legal. i can tell you medical marijuana is often misused and often overprescribed. you can get it very, very easily. the big problem here is that the amount of thc in marijuana has skyrocketed whether we talk about gumies or vaping or smoking. 30 to 50% concentration of tch compared to 1.5% a couple decades ago. it leads to cannabis use disorder and emergency room visits. most importantly, people who have underlying mental health issues, it brings it out. it leads to anxiety and depression a

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marc siegel, fox news medical contributor. dr. is based on i think it was six sources. this isn't just one person talking in the beacon. it's a lot of people. >> the admissions people don't usually talk. >> the state of california has a law against admitting people on the basis of race to schools. this is even before the supreme court: medical school is extremely difficult. i can attest to that it's about empathy. it's about tremendous knowledge source. it's about learning to use your hands in a certain way. really really carefully, obviously. if you are going to operate inside someone's brain some day, you got to be the best. we used the analogy of landing a plane. this is so much more difficult than landing a plane. you, kayleigh, can personally attest to that did you ever think what's the color of the skin of the doctor that helped save your life? >> kayleigh: of course not. >> no. patients never think that patients never say get me a brain surgeon who is this or that. that's not how we decide. we have to have the elm patty for

. >> i believe we have kat siegel appearing remotely. >> at our april meeting, the cac voted in support of the allocation of prop l funds for the greenway and prop level a funds for the stop signage enhancement program. members were glad to hear that all enhancements will be completed and we're hopeful that the any signage inventory will help with more timely signage updates in response to future service changes. we also adopted a motion of support to program up to 5.2 million in sta county grant funds for paratrance its, bart elevator and treasure island electric ferry service. as in previous meetings, members expressed interest in seeing the bart elevator program expanded and also asked whether the agency had considered bringing the b attendance staff positions in-house. several members had questions on whether committing funds to ferry service at the point make senseak as the vessel has not bn procured and the service will not start until 2026. we're happy with staff's explanation. we received a presentation on the preliminary fiscal year 2024/2025 fiscal year. there was significance

siegel, we will have you back and talk about some other things.> bret: up next, the panel on president biden's israel policy as he vows to halted shipments of bombs if israel launches a major rafah offensive. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 12 in portland as a group claims responsibility for setting fire for at least 15 police cars as the portland's police bureau's training facility at that training facility last week. the group claims it torched the vehicles because it knew officers were going to sweep the portland state university library to clear protesters who were occupying that building. fox 26 in houston as nine of the 10 wrongful death lawsuits filed after a deadly crowd surge at the 2021 astroworld music festival have been settled that includes one scheduled to go trial this week. 10 people were killed during the crowd crush at the concert by rap superstar travis scott. one wrongful death lawsuit is still pending. this is a live look at tampa. one of the big stories there in tampa

advocates back siegel capital has been a problematic spot for traffic death in san jose. this traffic death, the san jose's 17th for the year. >> and that's outpacing the city's rate of murder. >> the city isn't meeting its goals. and i think we need to look at it with a fresh set of eyes. >> siegel says despite work done to fix some of san jose's wide roads, the city is not prioritizing issue. one that was created, he says by design, but they had the ability to break the law. they they funneled to the intersection, really made it easy for them to. >> to come there until the mayor's office sent us a statement that blames reckless and distracted driving, quote. >> moments like this are tragic reminder that speeding may save a minute but slowing down literally saves lives. and for siegel with this being the 3rd traffic death in just 2 weeks. >> more action is needed now more than ever. >> we as a community make need to make it clear to city hall where our priorities are. and it's for safety above saving. a couple minutes >> now the driver of that truck was booked into santa

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amna: so your uncle keith siegel was one of the hostages in a video that hamas released last week.wearing the number 208 to represent the number of days that he has now been held. as a policy, we don't show those videos, but i just wanted to ask what you thought when you saw him and when you heard his >> yeah. it was it was surreal. i mean, it's it's the first time that we've seen him or heard his voice in over 208 days. my aunt aviva, who is a hostage survivor and was held and released, in november in the ceasefire deal, they were held together. and so when she came out, she was able to tell us a little bit about how he's doing. but since then, we didn't know if he was alive or how he was. i think there was an immense sense of relief just to hear his voice and see his face. and it's devastating. i don't know how to describe what it's like to look at a family member in that situation. he talks. the first thing he says is, i love you and i hope you're okay to our family. and he talks about passover, and he also talks about hearing bombs nearby. there are so many facets to this and s

advocates back siegel capital has been a problematic spot for traffic death in san jose. this traffic death, the san jose's 17th for the year and that's outpacing the city's rate of murder. >> the city is meeting, its goals. and i think we need to look at it with a fresh set of eyes. >> siegel says despite work done to fix some of san jose's wide roads, the city is not prioritizing issue. one that was created, he says by design, but they had the ability to break the law. they they funneled to the intersection, really made it easy for them to. >> to come there until the mayor's office sent us a statement that blames reckless and distracted driving, quote. >> moments like this are tragic reminder that speeding may save a minute but slowing down literally saves lives. and for siegel with this being the 3rd traffic death in just 2 weeks. >> more action is needed now more than we as a community make need to make it clear to city hall where our priorities are. >> and it's for safety above saving. a couple minutes right. >> now the driver of that truck was booked into santa clar

advocates back siegel capital has been a problematic spot for traffic deaths in san jose. this traffic death, the san jose's 17th for the year and that's outpacing the city's rate of murder. >> the city is meeting, its goals. and i think we need to look at it with a fresh set of eyes. >> siegel says despite work done to fix some of san jose's wide roads, the city is not prioritizing issue. one that was created, he says by design, but they had the ability to break the law. they they were. >> funnel to the intersection, really made it easy for them to. >> to come there until the mayor's office sent us a statement that blames reckless and distracted driving, quote. >> moments like this are tragic reminder that speeding may save a minute but slowing down literally saves lives. and for siegel with this being the 3rd traffic death in just 2 weeks. >> more action is needed now more than we as a community to you to make it clear to city hall where our priorities are. >> and it's for safety above saving. a couple minutes >> now the driver of that truck was booked into santa clara c

advocates back siegel capital has been a problematic spot for traffic death in san jose.c death, the san jose's 17th for the year and that's outpacing the city's rate of murder. >> the city is meeting, its goals. and i think we need to look at it with a fresh set of eyes. >> siegel says despite work done to fix some of san jose's wide roads, the city is not prioritizing issue. one that was created, he says by design, but they had the ability to break the law. they they funneled to the intersection, really made it easy for them to. >> to come there until the mayor's office sent us a statement that blames reckless and distracted driving, quote. >> moments like this are tragic reminder that speeding, they say the minute but slowing down literally saves lives. and for siegel with this being the 3rd traffic death in just 2 weeks. >> more action is needed now more than ever. >> we as a community make need to make it clear to city hall where our priorities are. and it's for safety above saving. a couple minutes right. >> now the driver of that truck was booked into santa clara c

marc siegel joins us right now.blem for a while but the reason so many people eat them is because they taste great and they are easy. >> and they are cheap. by the way, you left out chicken nuggets and hot dogs and anything that has flavoring. this term was coined in brazil over a decade ago. it's about something that is ready to eat. it's industrialized. it starts one way, comes out of the ground it's something that's grown or its beef or chicken but it's added -- the additives are the issue here. high fructose corn syrup or flavoring or colors or something to make it tastier. your happy cookbook series by the way the key there was not just that it made you happy but you cooked it at home. >> steve: right. >> that's the key whether it was a kale salad, whatever it was you made it at home. here most of the time you are eating it out. in the united states is number one in the world with this problem. and 67% of our youth get -- 67% get most of their food from ultra processed foods for energy. and 57% of adults. that'

the venerable team of earl warren and norman siegel for the defense. for the state, d.a.u bring in fitzpatrick from down in syracuse for what reason? >> bill fitzpatrick has over 75 homicide prosecutions. is been a prosecutor for over 24 years and i've been a prosecutor for over 2. >> almost immediately, a bombshell. 10 jurors had all been quickly selected, all-white, when they made a shocking announcement. they were opting for a bench trial, letting judge felix catena decide his future. >> i think their calculation was, were better off going with a legal mind, someone that knows the law. >> you will be the judge and jury. >> absolutely. >> good morning, everybody. please be seated. mr. fitzpatrick, your opening statement. >> bill laid out the state's case, painting a picture of nick hillary as a scorned lover and a liar . he said nick's own words from his video deposition given under oath would mail him. >> the only reason he has to lie was because he was killing garrett. >> siegel said nick is an innocent man and could prove he was home at the exact time garrett was bei

siegel.s really shocking news. and so when i heard it, my first thought was maybe she had had a lot of weight loss or lost her hair. maybe she wants to wait until she heals and looks more like herself. could this also mean her condition is even worse than we think? >> you know, we don't know, right? we don't know. i will tell that you chemotherapy, rachel, could take several months. and it could be, as you just said, side effects, ann arbor, vomiting, hair loss. we don't know the type of cancer she has yet. we don't know if it's a gyn cancer, a gastrointestinal cancer. we don't know for sure. oncologists have weighed in on that. stress reduction and sleeping better and eating better and having a lower key life actually has been shown recently over the last two years to decrease the risk of cancer recurrence and cancer spread. it actually improves your immune function. it decreases inflammation, better diet. actually. and more exercise. helps to you fight cancer. so whether it's actually come

. ♪ >> jason chaffetz and doctor marcus siegel and welcome to the "big weekend show". story tonight. as a biden's message to west point graduate, fight for democracy biden made the plea during the commencement address. fox news correspondent of the white house night. >> good evening from the white house where earlier today we had a chance to watch president biden address united states military academy at west point and wrap up remarks in short order, his remarks lasting around 20 minutes. during his address to the cadets, the president spoke about russian invasion of ukraine and u.s. service members providing support for the ukrainians and set it was determined not to send soldiers into the country but that the u.s. would continue standing against a man i've known for years, a group parent, a reference to russian president vladimir putin. mr. biden challenged graduates to fight to preserve democracy both here at home and abroad. >> from the very beginning nothing is guaranteed about our democracy in america. every generation has an obligation to protect it, preserve it

marc siegel, thank you so much.rother. >> great to see you, joey. joey: great to see you, doc. let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. rick: such a nice start to the weekend across the east coast. a lot of people are going to get at least two good days out of the weekend, maybe not the third. show you what we're talking about. temperature wise, waking up good. houston, you're 80 degrees right now, and we have enkid -- i incredible heat that a has been building, heat indices today up to around 117 where you see that a pink. a lot of other areas up to around 115. we broke all-time records yesterday for high temperatureses across parts of mexico. this heat has been baking areas just to the south of it and forwards the mexico, so some of that air a mass moving farther north. there you go, got some storms this morning across the tennessee valley but major storm threat across parts of the central plains where you see that pink especially, large are, violent tornadoes. you've got to w

advocates back siegel capital has been a problematic spot for traffic deaths in san jose. the year and that's outpacing the city's rate of murder. >> the city isn't meeting its goals. and i think we need to look at it with a fresh set of eyes. >> siegel says despite work done to fix some of san jose's wide roads, the city is not prioritizing issue. one that was created, he by design, but they had the ability to break the law. they they funneled to the intersection, really made it easy for them to. >> to come there until the mayor's office sent us a statement that blames reckless and distracted driving, quote. >> moments like this are tragic reminder that speeding may save a minute but slowing down literally saves lives. and for siegel with this being the 3rd traffic death in just 2 weeks, more action is needed. now more than ever. >> we as a community to you to make it clear to city hall where our priorities are. and it's for safety above saving. a couple minutes on our drive. >> that was jack molmud reporting. the driver who killed a cyclist has been booked into the santa

advocates back siegel capital has been a problematic spot for traffic death in san jose. this traffic death, the san jose's 17th for the year and that's outpacing the city's rate of murder. >> the city isn't meeting its goals and i think we need to look at it with a fresh set of eyes. >> siegel says despite work done to fix some of san jose's wide roads, the city is not prioritizing issue. what that was created, he says by design, but they had the ability to break the law. they they funneled to the intersection, really made it easy for them to. >> to come there until someone the mayor's office sent us a statement that blames reckless and distracted driving, quote. >> moments like this are tragic reminder that speeding, they say the minute but slowing down literally saves lives. and for siegel with this being the 3rd traffic death in just 2 weeks. >> more action is needed now more than we as a community make need to make it clear to city hall where our priorities are. >> and it's for safety above saving. a couple minutes on our drive. >> now the driver of that truck was bo

marc siegel joins us on this medical monday.sley: is this because of the pandemic, people locked up inside? >> that's part of it. a lot of people were at their zoom. they were at their desks, their iphones. they didn't get out. they were told to be locked down or shut down. they got anxious. a big study in lancet in great britain, migration the amount of time you got to walk or get outside or move around decreases your risk of depression. and everyone here, all our camera people, producers all say being outside helps them. >> ainsley: we were just asking them. >> we all agree this survey out from talker that says at least 60 minutes a day improves your mood. decreases your depression. people surveyed 60% of them said if i'm inside i go crazy. i gout to be outside. 80 percent said travel for the purposes of being outside. like going to a national park. going on a hike. by the way, being outside with you, a dear friend of mine for so many years, that lifts my spirit. and hifirst really important. >> ainsley: who doesn't love a bea

advocates back siegel capital has been a problematic spot for traffic death in san jose. this traffic death, the san jose's 17th for the year and that's outpacing the city's rate of murder. >> the city isn't meeting its goals. and i think we need to look at it with a fresh set of eyes. >> siegel says despite work done to fix some of san jose's wide roads, the city is not prioritizing issue. what that was created, he says by design, but they had the ability to break the law. they they were funneled to the intersection, really made it easy for them to. >> to come there until the mayor's office sent us a statement that blames reckless and distracted driving, quote. >> moments like this are tragic reminder that speeding may save a minute but slowing down literally saves lives. and for siegel with this being the 3rd traffic death in just 2 weeks. >> more action is needed now more than we as a community make need to make it clear to city hall where our priorities are. >> and it's for safety above saving. a couple minutes on our drive. >> now the driver of that truck was booked

speaker, i stand today in support of david and jackie siegel not this their grief but resiliency that they have to move forward to help other people in our country. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york, mr. lalota, for five minutes. mr. lalota: hypocrisy, mr. speaker. hypocrisy. for years house democrats said they were in favor of raising or eliminating the state and local tax deduction cap. yet exactly three months ago today on the floor of the house of representatives every single house democrat voted to block a bill that would eliminate the marriage penalty on the salt deduction cap. it's shimful -- shameful. shameful, mr. speaker, that house democrats claim to support salt relief but vote otherwise. their partyline no vote denied many long island families, including many of my constituents, about $2,000 in much needed tax relief. as a lifelong long islander, i understand how costly albany democrats have made life for new york suburbs. we have the highest property, sales, and income taxes in the entire nation. and yet when

the siegel's, -- the siegel's, they are obnoxious and abrasive.s talking to my wife, there is something about that reminds me of dr. dementus. so combining a few different things and then we have this hey, hey kind of voice. started to move the mechanics of the body in the nose. >> stephen: and big cape, like wings. >> chris: not that i base my entire performance on a seagull. >> stephen: we have a clip. what part of the movie. >> chris: this is towards the end of the film. furiosa played by anya taylor-joy gets taken from her home. it's her odyssey, her quest back home with myself trying to stop her doing so. we are warring against one another. this is where we finally kind of -- it all comes to a head. >> stephen: gym. speak remember me. >> happiness. you called out of a pitiless grave deeper than hell. no shame in hate. it's one of the great forces of nature. that was instinct. [applause] >> stephen: this is the fifth of the various iterations of the mad max universe so far. as an australian, this has got to be like a significant event for you

joining me now, dr mark siegel, are fox news medical contributor.marlowe, editor-in-chief of breitbart. dr siegel, is schumer firing up his own bong at this point? or just lying or what is it? >> i cannot tell because i'm not in the room so i cannot smell. i don't know if it passes the smell test but i will tell you, more than 300 studies have shown a correlation between frequent cannabis use pack marijuana use and violent crime. and traffic accidents are up 475% in canada where it has been legal since 2018 over the past decade. and all of the states where it is legal, california, colorado, new york to name three, i've seen enormous increases in emergency room visits from cannabis induced psychosis. not to mention anxiety, not to mention depression or behavioural issues. as you said, this test has already been happening and it has failed. marijuana when it is legal -- and by the wind colorado, at this. the number of dispensaries of legal marijuana correlates directly with how many er visits there are from psychosis. >> it has been a disaster in cali

veracruz university claims we may be able to detect cancer with squish and spit oral test, doctor siegeletects stomach cancer. >> this is stomach cancer which is about 27000 new cases a year, the problem by the time we know that you have it because the symptoms could be reflux and what we mix up with other things is pretty far advanced and half the cases that's true with a lot of g.i. cancers and was excited about the record study they found 13 groups of bacteria that they think are related to stomach cancer even before you have it. in other words in the future and the help of artificial intelligence if we see that you have the bacteria we might do a quick and skippy and we would know who to do it on earlier earlier screening is the future, this is only a 98 patients, we have to do it and more patients but i like this research, here's what i need the viewer to know bad bacteria coexist with pre-and early cancers, that's what you have to no the microbiome changes when you're on your road to cancer. >> all she'll remember that. >> the patient who received the first ever pig kidney transpla

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markdri siegel, fox news medical contributor. you know, dr. siegel, this isn't alarming.i think it was six sources. so this isn' jus talkint one persontalk. talking to the beacon. >> it's a lot of people and admissions people don't talk. basi and the state of california has a law against admitting people on the basis of race to schools. this is even before the supremee court's decision on affirmative action. but look what we're talking about hereolextrem. o that medical school is extremely difficult. i can attest to that. s abit's about empathy. it's about a tremendous knowledge source. ing toabout learning to use. your hands at a certain way. e a really, really carefully. obviously, if you can operate inside someone'sgot to be best , you've got to be the best. we use the analogy of landin g p a plane. this is so much more difficult than landing a plane. you eve personally attest to that. did you ever think, what's the coloe r of, the skin of the doctor that helped save your life? >> no. patients no.tients n think thats ever say, get me a brain surgeon. >> who's this? or.

. >> your uncle, keith siegel, was one of the hostages in a video hamas released last week. are wearing number 208 to represent the number of days he has been held. as a policy we don't show those videos but i wanted to ask what you thought when you saw him and heard his message. >> yeah. it was surreal. it is the first time that we have seen him or heard his voice in over 208 days. my aunt, who is a hostage survivor and was released in november and the cease-fire deal, they were held together. she was able to tell us about how he's doing, but we did not know if he was alive or how he was. there was an immense sense of relief to hear his voice and see his facei do not know how to dee what it's like to look at a family member in that situation. you are ok to our family talks about passover. he also talks about hearing bombs nearby. there are many facets to this and ways we were worried about him. >> i cannot imagine how difficult this must be for you and your family to watch. how did he seem to you? >> i mean, his voice is him and that was one thing that gave me a lot of comf

charles: the april meeting, rachel siegel, jay powell, talked about navigating by the stars. >> we needed a mood. charles: his answer was vigorously defending the fed, saying all economists blew it. take a listen to that for the audience to remind them. >> i think forecasters generally, if you go back a year were very broadly forecasting a recession for this year, for 2023, the very high proportion of forecasters, very weak growth or recession. not only did that not happen, we actually had a very strong year. charles: in other words we weren't the only ones, everyone got it wrong. you know, when i hear that from the chairman of the fed, 400 phds, everyone got it wrong but this not supposed to get it wrong this consistently. i'm worried about the credibility of the powell fed? i know you defended jay powell but -- >> not a matter of defending jay powell. it is a matter of defending those who are creating the data. we now know they were not wrong. there was a loss of 192,000 jobs in the third quarter and september 30th, 2023. i -- charles: this stuff was revised months later. >> of course t

. >> reporter: for aviva siegel, her american husband keith is one of them. this proof-of-life video released days ago. >> i know keith has had enough, our family's had enough, my country's had enough. >> reporter: aviva herself was a hostage, released after 51 days. she, her daughter, and families of other american hostages had a face to face with blinken. what was the feeling? >> really grateful for what the united states has been doing since october 7th. >> reporter: another sticking point to a cease-fire -- aid to gaza. the u.n. warns of impending famine. blinken toured routes being ramped up and rebuilt into the strip and called for more. >> it needs to be accelerated. it needs to be sustained. >> reporter: and for the first time, aid started flowing through a reopened border crossing destroyed on october 7th as gazans rally to thank u.s. university students for their protests in solidarity. ramy inocencio, cbs news. >>> police shot and killed an armed student outside a wisconsin middle school after receiving a report of someone with a weapon. officials

the men by your side or just is weak i want to bring someone in who knows did he personally susie siegelas his former assistant during the time that he began dating cassie ventura, the singer. and i should note, you became his assistant as a part of the reality show to work for him? i did. everyone remembers watching that. i mean, to first just i mean, what is it like for you to see this video that came out today i felt sick and i felt violently angry and i felt like i'm sure a lot of men and women feel looking at that that video that it's so disturbing that the video doesn't lie i mean, when i watched it, what stood out to me initially after elizabeth wagmeister, god it was she's barefoot in the beginning and it's like she was so quickly running out of the room to get to the elevator that she didn't even put her shoes on yet. >> i mean, that's terror. that's what you would do if there was a fire, right? you would just run out, grabbed what you could. so i can only imagine looking at that. >> the fear that she felt she had to get out of that room and bear fee in order to be safe or prote

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blinken also meeting today with the family of 64-year-old american israeli hostage keith siegel. it's believed around 100 hostages are still being held in gaza. >> we will not rest until everyone, man, woman, soldiers, civilians, young, old, is back home. >> reporter: and tonight, the u.s. doubling down, warning israel not to insaid rafah in southern gaza, where more than a million palestinians are taking refuge, saying peace in the region is at stake. but netanyahu defiant, vowing tuesday israeli forces will go into rafah, to root out the remaining hamas battalions, with or without a deal. and david, we're just getting word, a hamas leader says hamas' position on the proposed cease-fire deal is negative, but they're still studying it and negotiations could still continue. david. >> david: tom soufi burridge, thank you. >>> meantime, back here in the u.s. tonight, reports of an active shooter outside a middle school. police say a 14-year-old possibly armed with a rifle. that school put on lockdown for a time. and then authorities moving in on that teenager. abc's pierre thomas wi

. >> reporter: for aviva siegel, her american husband keith is one of them. this proof of life video released just days ago. >> and i know that keith has had enough. my family has had enough. my country's had enough. >> reporter: aviva herself was a hostage, released after 51 days. she, her daughter and families of other american hostages had a face-to-face with blinken. >> what was the feeling? >> really grateful for the united states has been doing since october 7th. >> reporter: another sticking point to a ceasefire, aid to gaza. the u.n. warns of impending famine. bli blinken called for more. >> it needs to be accelerated. it needs to be sustained. >> reporter: and for the first time, aid started throwing a reopened border crossing destroyed on october 7th. as gazans rally to thank u.s. university students for their protest and solidarity. and antony blinken left the region a few hours ago back to washington. israel hasn't confirmed it will send a delegation to any ceasefire talks. hamas still hasn't replied to israel's proposal. jb? >> thank you, ramy. >

. >> i believe we have kat siegel appearing remotely. >> at our april meeting, the cac voted in support of the allocation of prop l funds for the greenway and prop level a funds for the stop signage enhancement program. members were glad to hear that all enhancements will be completed and we're hopeful that the any signage inventory will help with more timely signage updates in response to future service changes. we also adopted a motion of support to program up to 5.2 million in sta county grant funds for paratrance its, bart elevator and treasure island electric ferry service. as in previous meetings, members expressed interest in seeing the bart elevator program expanded and also asked whether the agency had considered bringing the b attendance staff positions in-house. several members had questions on whether committing funds to ferry service at the point make senseak as the vessel has not bn procured and the service will not start until 2026. we're happy with staff's explanation. we received a presentation on the preliminary fiscal year 2024/2025 fiscal year. there was significance