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let's get right to our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas with us live. pierre, what have you learned? >> reporter: david, the fbi has just turned over information about thousands of its employees to doj headquarters, and it's causing an outcry. they say they simply acted on assignments given by their bosses and were following on court orders to investigate trump's handling of classified documents and to investigate and arrest those who participated in the violent attack on police officers at the capitol on january 6th. agents claim that a massive list about fbi employees is being compiled for justice department review and it's a violation of their privacy, does not allow for due process, and raises the risk they'll b targeted by now pardoned by members of the mob. the two federal lawsuits are asking the court to stop collection and dissemination of information about all these employees, and also calls for the justice department to pay the legal bills for fbi personnel that they incur in what they believe is a totally unfair process, david. >> david: pier

disagreed with that, with thomas writing that the court missedity to clarify the law regarding buffer zones for protest. the city said the limits in front of the clinics were necessary to protect patients and doctors. the food and drug administration is investigating a possible link between frozen supplemental shakes and a deadly years-long listeria outbreak. the now-recalled shakes are typically sold to hospitals and nursing homes, which is where nearly all the cases have been reported. at least 12 people have died from the illness associated with the outbreak, and to help explain all of this we turn to dr. celine gounder, an editor-at-large for kff health news. good having her again. first of all, remind us what listeria is, and how seriously this outbreak of it is. >> listeria is a bacterial infection often transmitted through contaminated food or other beverages. the people who are most at risk for severe listeria infections include babies, pregnant women, the elderly, and people who are immunocompromised. it can cause conditions like sepsis,

but as you start to use simple cream thomas with us. so yeah, because that has to be, to be made here, you have to pay to get this job the, the russians and the americans are talking again, the media is about as about ending sanctions. the europeans, as usual, are angry, confused, and divided. in short. there are high expectations about dramatic change. so where is the trump piece plan the the mysteriously lets us citizen, virtually unknown in the country, was appointed by the new authorities to a key post in the ministry of health, shortly optimize the pacific used to them, but i should think oceans who didn't know that there was a time to present to us approaching this is to hold on me cause cause that i'm not going to look beautiful enough that you know levels us and he's got a 100 total. you know crazy and that's fine. we have a support that has done to fish from me to come to class copeland is cuz dean. yeah . can you stay this way? you said you ready for meet when a pleasure. all the new that shouldn't be able to use the phone, bu

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with us, tom. please join us on our next segment, dr. thomas powers of the jesuit center in los altos. >> welcome back to mosaic, we have been speaking with dr. thomas powers of the jesuit center and our focus is on spiritual retreats, tell us about what a spiritual retreat would be like. >> well, the jesuit retreat center is rooted in the spirituality of saint ignatius loyal love, the founder of the jesuits and it is a very specific spirituality and it is difficult to actually pinpoint it to just a few words but one of the things that in ignatius always said, find god in all things. so his focus was to have people not just be private prayers , but people who prayed and went out into the world to change the world. to bring god to other people, to do good. >> excellent, and i think i mentioned to you at our retreat as a methodist man, we not only want to have spiritual growth and development, we want to also be active in our world, so that is how you see the purpose of the retreat. >> absolutely, in light of jesuit spirituality, it is meaningles

it was one know at hawthorn the main city equalize that also we still believe thomas policy with the goal to make it to one to to just makes it was miles. louis cities tend to be very proud of that, but we're not done. they haven't submitted for one and then you some one ready completed the routing added time. final school 51 also will remain in touch with neat as little as a or 6 points behind switching. ok. so these local arrivals mentioned to united with who scored by crystal palace settle. traffic. also goal is 1st off is on fleet. must say to handle the visitors the lead to the off to the united too. not finding equalized. expect my face a did find time for a 2nd. one minute from time. final thoughts who knows a palace. it's a defeat in 6 primary done games with united way of food in the stand. the status to incredible move and see it. yes. how did they do for the team, for the fence? um we lose that again. i think we, we improve in some areas of, of the game. we control beth of the game. we have more position pre of situations. but in the end, we separate tools that we can avoi

for more now we can speak with thomas yazdgerdi, thank you for taking the time be with us. federaljudge has issued a restraining order that would block 2,200 employees from being put on administrative leave as was scheduled by midnight friday. for people. professionals 7 it has been a really quite shocking, a great shocking, disturbing, a great uncertainty. what does that mean be put on administrative leave. why the rush to get out to washington or everybody out to washington or maybe your home town, we are not certain. what happens when you get to washington, what happens if you have kids at school, your pets, any property you need to dispose i have you need to dispose of. i have been a foreign service officer for nearly 3a years and it is dramatic to make your dramatic enough to make your move every two or three years from poster but a in a from poster pros but a wet in a matter of days essentially has been a traumatic week, as you put it. been a traumatic week, as you ut it. , , been a traumatic week, as you utit, , , ., been a traumatic week, as you utit. , , ., ., m 1m

thomas. and at the end of the day, he is negotiating with thomas on hostages to the c. i to the gyptian intelligence with the category intelligence. so he has failed in his primary mission. so to make up for that, he's still trying to get a nice, the women are solve this religious faith conference facing rivera ts 450. i tried this to hold onto that. and yet i think many people feel very bitter about the current position of the palestinians and this conflict on the, you know, trump's proposal to resettle diamond. this is a very complicated issue because on the one hand that sounds offensive that people need to be moved to some other places. but on the other hand, you know, i think it's also not very humane to use people as placeholders for the, for the sort of, for the poor is historical problem, is that the other countries this is a very outland vision out of the mind proposal. is it just, i think it is a non serious, apropos him, but basically it comes style is that the shell is the shock and all this to value. and i said he is the head are currently with a very extrem

can you create a good but case thomas saying with god bless you ripped, always he's going to need the us as a back stop. well, too many cooks, boy the broth. that's what we heard from the us. special and boy kellogg. and he might be white because they couldn't come up with a plan that they could all agree on. we have the usual folks like president backorder holding not meeting saying you needs to spend more money on defense. that's also what we heard from this level and delay in the european commission president saying peace through strength. what she means is we need to keep building more weapons and buying more weapons. and that, of course, is music to the ease of defense contract is a germany's largest defense contract. the saying, actually, this is the entire reason why you're paying lead is, haven't been invited to that summit, the big boys summit and read between russia and the us. and that's because they have defended that defense for decades. now, if you don't invest, if you're not strong, they handle you like kids. if parents have dinner, the kids have to sit at another table

. >> thanks a lot thomas kuza with frank. secretary general, yesterday, the us secretary of defense also said that in the future europeans need to take ownership of their own, as he said, conventional security. how do you read this? does it mean that we should expect the bulk of the us forces in europe, which are about 100,000 at the moment, uh, will be withdrawn, uh, from the continent. did you discuss this with him? did you get any assurances? and would it be wise for europeans to basically foresee a situation where the us only provides a nuclear umbrella but no longer any conventional protection? thank you. sec. general rutte: thank you for the question. and you know, pete hegseth visited stuttgart on tuesday. and on a question i think by you or one of your colleagues said that there are no plans to reduce troop levels. that's wrong. at the same time, the us is quite irritated, basically for a long time, and trump made this very clear when he came on board in 2016 to 2017 about the fact that the us is spending much more on

i've traveled with linda thomas-greenfield, with samantha power, with other people in previous administrations. is how hard is this going to be to rebuild and how is it being viewed overseas? >> well, i. >> mean, look. aid to foreign countries. >> is not. >> about altruism, or at least not. only about altruism. right? obviously, it has an interest for the united states government as well. that's been the bipartisan consensus among republicans and democrats for many, many years. obviously, there have been criticisms on the right that some of it is excessive. but as you rightly point out, is a tiny fraction of our federal budget. but it actually has a force multiplier because people around the world are more predisposed to the united states if they believe the united states is on their side, who's going to fill the void left behind? if u.s. aid foreign aid is cut off in a permanent way? >> well. >> that would be china. for one thing. we're in a we're in a war in a way, with china for the, you know, hearts and minds of a lot of the planet on in africa and latin america and elsewhere. and china is

two goals disallowed for offside, it was a huge match for the former manchester city and with england manager thomast now. of the series. they'd already lost the series but they were thrashed including 135 runs from abhishek sharma off 5a balls — the highest t20 score ever by an indian batter. the series 4—1. they played a fantastic batting innings. i have played quite a lot of cricket and i think credit to abhishek sharma. that is as clean a ball striking as i have ever seen. he played fantastically well. you sit down and think "what more could we have done?" they played brilliantly well. credit to us for sticking in there and fighting back i think with the batting — i've played in a few games like this — and it generally goes one of two ways. was that day. you are going to chase that down. and surprise yourself, or it does not work. and you are desperate to do well and execute that. it's been a poor couple of days for england, in the ashes. but she doesn't feel the accusations of a lack the perception and reputation of england women's cricket positively and for them to be role models and to inspir

competitive with millions of people unemployed and millions more worrying about the futures, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching. ouch is era. reminder of our top story is this. our thomas says it's reached to deal with mediation is full, the release of palestinian prison. this is ralph, felt a hand over last week and exchange. the group says it over time, the policies of full more is ready, the captives b is really ministry. it says it's been carrying out as strikes some targets in southern syria and outside the capital of damascus. they reported we hit ministry bases containing lessons. at least one person has been killed. the ukraine says it's a breach on a minerals deal with the us. but there's no confirmation yet from washington. president donald trump has been putting pressure on keith to make a deal to repay the us the whole time a's a military plane has crushed ensued. um, it happened shortly off to the cross to call for from an, a base, an on demand near the capital costume. demetrius says several army personnel and civilians have been killed oranges. the cause of the instance has not yet not in saddam's army and has been regaining control of areas and the capi

this is brandon thomas. i'm with now . he's the associate professor at the institute for graduate studies. i'm the specialist on conflict resolution and international aid. good to have you back with us tom a as a trouble supply to me. it's been widely condemned and, and even dismissed across the world. and yet, just in the past hour. so the is really on the radio reporting that is where the defense smith has instructed the army to prepare a plan for the dollars a residence, to leave the strip. what do you make of that? that they can plan anything. but the reality, in my opinion though is these are all like smoking metals, this direction, nothing, nothing, nothing will happen. the out of the design is i've been talking about some of the plans from the onset of this war, even before this. what do you know? this idea of pushing the students out the, the notion that this alternative, alternative hall motion, focusing on jo. then, i mean, this hasn't been in visit olden days late, and mine sits on political booking for a long t

having those chosen tossing can unload of the luxury, be a hot spots for ultra rich thomas, a make of this with mountain village, dis, dodge p. i'm seriousness, most activities, federal calling from showcase euro mac in 90 minutes on the if you like, history. but with the side of culture travel and control the sea. and i'm based in a book us that will put the wow back to back into your everyday life. every day we and down to so many things that we don't even notice that they just go straight into the background, but it is still showing a spotlight on them. what you say might just surprise. we're going to dig up the, the, on the everyday things around. where did they come from when, why did they have all the time? we can just search the day and take them out for the. this is the w news live from berlin, ukraine's president's calls for a european army to confront russia's threats. munich security conference. also here is germany's chancellor call for more defense spending and reject us calls for europe to embrace the far right also and to show how mos returns. 3 is really hostages. as part of the

thomas jefferson and of course. no, no conference on declaration. every conference declaration needs some some grappling with the legacy of thomas jefferson on his tombstone, famously, he selected three achievements to have on their author, the declaration of independence, author of the virginia statue of of religious freedom and father of the university of virginia. so this is a very idiosyncratic choice. neither speaks to jefferson really having his priorities in the right place, or is the most epic, humble rag in american history because that's to be pretty accomplished for your list, not to include president of the united states and secretary of state. and it may be that putting that line in there about author of the declaration of independence was just a troll of daniel allen. but we can we can talk about that a little bit more of jefferson, for most of our history has perhaps been the most contest cited of our founders. traditionally, all political factions and players have have jockey to associate themselves with jefferson or some aspect of jefferson, fdr, who's agenda of federal aggrandizement, would

garvin thomas joins us now with what's coming up next. we got a lot coming in, and by that i mean got a lot of rain coming in. our storm ranger is tracking the storm about to ro through the bay area. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us in just a moment with an updated timeline. plus the bay area getting ready for all star weekend. we're talking marquee matchups happening in oakland, but will crime be a concern? we're hearing from the police chief about what his department is doing to keep people safe, and hearing from an ex 49ers for the first time since his release from prison, dana stubblefield, speaking out after his conviction was tossed out. the news at six starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre and i'm garvin thomas. let's get right off the top with a live look across the bay area. we are tracking the atmospheric river, getting ready to dump rain all over the region, and it is going to come with a fury. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri leads us off now. and jeff, we're talking about, you're saying a subst

so i had a light jacket over a short sleeve shirts are the gave us awful food rice mixed with piecing thomas. imagine eating, how much with the heat mixed into rice with piece it was inevitable. and once they gave me a boiled egg for when i tried to open, it was black inside serve a cooked. but i have to eat, i have to survive in prison. you must challenge yourself, especially when it comes to house. if you get sick, were in real trouble. there is no treatment and then went off to 4 days to learn. not so on the 5th day, a golf came said we are transferring you to damon prison. how to be and i thought of can as soon as i knew the applause when i arrived at the diamond woman's present, the strip searched me, the constable crew, on humiliating. they took off my clothes and gave me prison uniforms. even my shoes, they replaced them with plastic slippers after 4 months of wearing those plastic slippers, many of us developed joint pain. when i was released, i threw slickers away. i didn't want to keep anything from the prison. the trip such as were humiliating and men to degrade us. i tried to res

i am appreciative to be working with governor mcmasters, a republican super majorities, for the first time in 150 years in the state senate, led by president thomas alexander in the house with speaker smith, my colleagues in the republican congress and president trump all to make america great again. in conclusion, god bless our troops as the global war on terrorism continues. open borders for dictators puts all americans at risk of more never attacks imminent as warned by the f.b.i. trump is rei.n.s. taughting existing laws to protect american families for peace through strength. thank you, president trump, for removing the academy boys to restore, duty, honor, country. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. jeffries: mr. speaker, i rise today to address the republican bait and switch. that has been taking place throughout the 119th congress. republican bait and switch has three elements. part one, talk about lowering t

thomas especially wants to. be has wanted to. >> be part of a trump administration. well, and give us just a little bit of the background withinni thomas. yes. not just a conservative. >> during during the. >> first administration, she was. >> regularly in contact with top white house officials. >> and then. >> we know in 2020. when donald trump. lost that election to joe biden, she. >> was somebody. >> imploring mark meadows, then. >> the chief of staff. >> to keep fighting, keep fighting, keep fighting. and the. >> january 6th committee found. all sorts of. >> emails that she had sent. >> so that that kind. >> of gives you the context of these, these two especially, you know, justice thomas has been, of all the nine justices, the one most willing to sort of interact. with the trump administration. now, i should add that brett kavanaugh also. swore in two cabinet officials. >> he did. >> treasury secretary scott bessent and environmental protection agency administrator lee zeldin. but these were not. >> at the white house. and the vice president, so has done some. so the the, um, it is interesting that, um, brett kavanaugh.

i'm garvin thomas and i'm jessica aguirre. we're going to start withome breaking news just into the newsroom. a small plane crash in northeast philadelphia. this video just into the newsroom. crash happened about two hours ago near the roosevelt mall and lexington park. that's three miles from the northeast philadelphia airport, which mostly serves business jets and charter flights. now, the plane is a midsize twin engine learjet. reports say there were two people on board and that it was heading to missouri. we don't know exactly what caused the crash or whether there were any injuries or fatalities on the ground. of course, we're going to continue to monitor this. when new information comes to the newsroom, we will pass it along to you. all right. let's bring you back here to the bay area. finally, for the first time since early january, rain and a good amount of it is coming back. in fact, the rain has already started moving into the area today. you saw it and it could stick around for a few days. let's begin this evening with a live look at the rad

well, we were forced to be in the locker room with thomas and multiple girls on the team expressed feelingwe were told by the administration that it was non-negotiable and if we had any problems with that, they were providing the counseling and psychological services in the transgender center for lgbt center that they brought along and told us if we had a problem with it we could go talk to them. implying that we had something wrong with us for believing it was wrong. i just always grew up under the guise of thinking it could never happen. women deserve fairness and respect and we have title ix and the norm and what i thought would always be there. to have that stripped away was a shock. i did not know that anyone could just decide to not uphold that standard. >> dana: you have joined a lawsuit with other u penn swimmers reading a quote the administrators invited the women to a talk titled trans 101. women were lead to understand urics penn's position if a woman had a problem with a trans identifying male on her team that woman had a psychological problem and needed counseling. after presi

paul: justice thomas, that's hard to square with the record here. there were two independe investigations. as waxman has indicated, mr. actuallytted an affidavit under oath and,n car and ultimately, i thin the attorney general having commissioned a second independent review looked at the notes and he has to make his own judgment because titely, the prosecutor has violation has occurred.oo justice thomas: well, when i looked at theote of miss smothermon, i cannot make heads or tails of it. it had a few names. it had lithium and question and she explains what it was. and ing to her explanation, if it is true, it was simply about a conversation that gossips lawyer h with -- what was it? snead. and if that is the case, i don't see have there's any basis for er of those two violations. ul: so there's a problem there's a couple of probl with that explanation. first, it is inconsistent with the earlier, explanatir the notes. second, when generalond is making this determination, the notes don't stand alone. there's also the medal information sheet that neve

with costs would like to extend the, the 1st phase of the ceasefire. and i think to give them more time to talk to the parties. my type thing thomas offered to with an offer on the table that they are ready to go to face do, and that it needs all the hostages. if there is a response naming deal or uh, asking for the withdrawal of the israel forces um the start of the construction. so there wasn't offered by him us and is a yesterday did not deliver on the phase one ballasa seizure, phase one on the reason. the but isn't as of a mosque, no waiting for any response from the mediators to see what the, what would happen because of the danger isn't there, of extending phase one in the it will never reach phase 2 and surely that for most and how most of mine, yes and but time us yeah, they have the still card the hostages that do with the play because this is not one of the ones that they will be able to do. and everybody's interested even the public in israel as well. the us administration of police in the hostages and the building and there was no, it isn't the is rarely to deliver in their own words. because on the side of it, as wel

from his reading prisons, hundreds of palestinians return to gauze as part of the seas far deal with thomas. the website was it that we were being tortured. it was such a difficult time. we can't find the words to describe this the about this and this is audra 0 life and they'll have also coming up. 7 c c other.

garvin thomas joins us now with what's coming up next. right. right now at six, the clock is ticking less than a week before tariffs take effect. the u.s. is starting a trade war with its biggest trade partners. from your shopping cart to the cost of housing. we'll tell you where prices could start to go u also, they've been identified. police are putting out information now on those two women in the east bay, both wanted after a viral video seen right here shows a dog being kicked into the bushes. also, a lot of anger, a lot of questions after this man was killed when a work crew swept a homeless encampment. tonight, his friend is speaking out. the news at six starts right now. good evening, and thanks for being with us on this thursday. i'm raj mathai. and i'm garvin thomas. advocates for the unhoused are angry and hurt tonight after learning one of their friends was killed by a backhoe. it happened during a debris sweep on christmas eve. nbc bay area was the first to report the death and the investigation that followed. now, unhoused aocates

clarence thomas, the main point withing them money. i can prove that to you by offering this guy a million dollars a year to get the -- off the supreme court. that should be a crime. the very fact that it isn't is a problem. and that felt like the most visceral way to prove that fact. >> facts are fundamental to oliver's humor. >> we filed a freedom of information act request. >> his deep dives into serious topics are painstakingly crafted. >> the death penalty -- >> i've seen your show described as satirical journalism, investigative comedy. how would you describe it? >> in general, it is just a rigorously researched comedy show, both because we want to be right, and for self-preservation purposes. we don't want to be sued into oblivion. >> oliver's staff of 83 includes former journalists as well as comedy writers. they churn out 30 shows a year. it starts with this, hundreds of pages of research on each main story. >> this one out. >> oliver, carvell, and the writers turn those into outlines and then a script, which is

lorraine ali: in 1991 designing women takes on the clarence thomas hearings with anita hill. and every single allegation against me today. lorraine ali: they were tackling the me too movement before there was a name for it. julia: this man does not belong in supreme court, he belongs in the national repertory theatre. diane english: we were at a point in history where women felt like they had some power. diane english: and i thought i would create the show around a woman who was a force of nature in a workplace that had traditionally been a man's world. and that's very different from what you could have written in in the early 1970's. connie: i'm connie chung in new york. barbara: i'm barbara walters. murphy: i'm murphy brown. ♪ diane english: i remember pitching the show in a very cold room in the cbs building, and when i got to the point where she had just come back from betty ford... murphy: hi everybody. diane english: ... you could hear the brakes screeching in the room. murphy: you were fondling it while i was gone. candice: they said couldn't she be 30, and played by h

his first wales start as they travel to italy on saturday. in another new centre combination with ben thomas bobsleigh, but is facing a race against time to be ready. exactly one year ago there was nothing there. i think this was it's good for the athletes, good for the spectators to have the atmosphere. crossed can get it built in time. that is all the police in sweden have described the scene of tuesday's mass shooting at an adult education in the city of orebro, including the gunman, who local media have named rickard andersson. at a news conference this morning police indicated authorities have confirmed there were "multiple nationalities" among the victims. city of orebro where the attack happened. she gave us this update. police officers who attended the scene at the adult educational facility on tuesday lunchtime described scenes that are really grim. this was confirmed to me by the lead investigator. he shot himself? yeah. and just in terms of the victims who he shot, do we have a range of their ages? were they young adults or anything else you can say about them? i don't have the ag

thomas, who is transgender, biological male. one of the swimmers talked about the lawsuit on fox last hour. let's watch that together. >> we were forced to be in the locker room withas and multiple girls on the team had expressed feeling uncomfortable with that. if we had any problems with that they were providing the counseling and psychological services that penn had. the transgender center or the lgbt center and if we had a problem to go and talk to them. implying that we had something wrong with us believing it was wrong. >> harris: coach, this is so bad. it just has so many chapters to it. >> yes. the same thing was happening to our female athletes and myself. they brought that forward that they felt very uncomfortable that this was unfair, and they were told that they needed to seek counseling and that, you know, they were entitled to their first amendment rights and it was one of the big things that why brooke came out first, our captain on the volleyball team and was courageous and then the way they were treating her. they had coach, the administration, the university, that's when i couldn't handle it anymore and i had to protect her and our team. >> harri

with staff recommendations? second. okay. president lyman, i. vice president wong i. commissioner davis i. commissioner perez i. commissioner lander. all right. commissioner thomas i. all right. >> the consent calendar has been approved. if the applicant who is raising their hand has something important to say, just follow up with our staff and they will communicate with us in the future. >> now we can move on to the regular agenda. i believe. oh, i'm in the wrong place here . who's introducing this? whoever is introducing can vote. >> and president blake, i'm going to read the first item. thank you. i hear you already. >> okay. wait. i didn't get to see your new title projects and communication manager rice. >> i want to thank you. >> thank you, president blackmon. good evening, commissioners. the first item on the regular agenda is a one time outdoor event permit with extended duration for m.k. ji productions google pixel house activation located at the parking lot at 667 howard street. from february 13th through the 16th mhclg is organizing this on behalf of google during nba all-star week. the activation will include a basketball court featuring live music on sa

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let's get right to pierre thomas, he's live with us tonight. pierre, the few says agents this warted what could have been a mass casualty attack? >> reporter: david, tonight, corpus christi police are holding a 21-year-old who they say was planning to ambush white police officers in a mass casualty attack. authorities claim he had discussed using an ar-15 assault pistol to kill police and say he had been inspired by 2016 has sacker is launched by a sniper in dallas who fatality shot five officers and wounded nine others. local police recently locked in on the man after being alerted by fbi officials who had an informant who had been communicating with him for months. according to the fbi, the informant provided a series of ominous text messages, including one saying, "i planned on shooting and killing cops. planned it for years." authorities believe this was a real plot, and court records show he had a fully loaded assault-style pistol when he was arrest. >> david: it is chilling. pierre, thank you. >>> now to the mysterious deaths of three ame

of the war in order to do this, but also to get the cap despite which certainly won't be in line with thomas who has pump diagnose cost, this negotiation team. so we did see the protest taking place in tel aviv on saturday evening, outside the defense ministry headquarters and more taking place in the areas become known as hosses square as we've been seeing on a weekly basis. so yes, they don't trust nothing yahoo to get this through. but they say they all putting their trust in the president, trump in the us to put enough pressure on the steel to get it through. all right, lower con, reporting from amman. jordan, thank you very much. for as to discuss this further, joining me in the studio, his time or car moved, associate professor of public policy at the doha institute for graduate studies. commer, thank you for being with us in wicklow island is scott lucas, professor of us and international politics. at the university college dublin, i'd like all of us together to listen to what the captives families were saying just yesterday. all right, let's listen to this. my son was calling you sch

the war in order to do this, but also to get the cap dispatched, which certainly won't be in line with thomas who has pump very much post this negotiation team. so we did see a big protest taking place in tel aviv on saturday evening, outside the defense ministry headquarters. and more taking place in the areas become known as horses sweat as we've been seeing on a weekly basis. so yes, they don't trust nothing yahoo to get this through. but they say they all putting their trust in president trump, in the us to put enough pressure on the steel to get it through. let's get more now on the meeting between the turkish and category for administer is the which was held in doha short while ago. they have a news conference still stood by was at the news conference here in doha. joining us now live on the program door. so remind us of what we heard from the 2 leaders during the news conference, a as well. the 2 men discussed regional developments as the turkish foreign minister, how confidant at said that it was 2 months ago that he was lost in the country capital of doha. and he praised the efforts

thomas ology spoke with the head over here because of the house of parliament, an exclusive interview about the prospect for further development. our discussion was the fight. i thought just this very coin 7 bye bye. no problem. and the 2nd talk to these people see so it was really meeting. so we talked about the status of a fashion. so let's see. so the relationship between the sizes in long listing long, same as all relationship our states investment, relationship, these notes as much as all the way out to be pretty much as you get paid while i was speaking, as i say it was on 200 years saw that he didn't need a lot of page investments. it is going for you to pay for the russian investors shows investors invest, keeps cutting, investing, taken with just big power. give us a space on the bus and taking a look at us bank diesel. it has lots of relations talking, i'm groups most under 3 media and so i wish that i should investors to invest in the us bits of so during it says that most goes dedication expressed support for culture and language exchange programs. so there's projects incl