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the german first three side won the first three encounters, but the lions won the most recent one innother another opponent. another devon side will host nottingham forest. that is all the board side will host nottingham fo| now. hat is all the board from jordan and egypt — if they refuse to take in palestinians as part of his plan to move them out of gaza. his first meeting since mr trump's re—election. 0ur correspondent, lucy williamson now saturated with refugees. demand that gaza's population relocate to jordan. jordan is already home to more than 2 million palestinian refugees. the families in this camp came from gaza, seeking temporary shelter after the 1967 arab—israeli war. generations later, they're still here. when he was a toddler. he says gazans have learned the lessons of previous generations and will refuse to leave. including his own family, now digging through the rubble of their house for the bodies of 18 relatives. middle ages, or the days of the native americans and how and he's an arrogant narcissist. that's not how things are done. between its political ties to i

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was what asyou would have been one of the last things he did in the white house was order those lion had threeerds you have buffalo on the mantelpiece. >> looking down from the state dining room you see a portrait of theodore roosevelt hanging instrument george washington designed. >> when i look at the poetry have to think about the painters they didn't get along, sergeant was to emphatically couldn't arrive as opposed they both got very impatient with him so finally roosevelt stops to tell him off and put his hand on the post up the stairs and target said that's it! and painted it. on the landing of the stairs. that's how that superb portrait of roosevelt was done it shows his source and power on the wall. theater roosevelt were to step out of the portrait he would look ayaround the room and sayÃb Ãbecause it's largely unchanged. since the 1902 renovations were after 100 years about rome being kept very up today and then got progressively more victorian and exotic he thought it should be more stately more something european would understand as a diplomatic centerpiece. a place where he could

the celebration kicks off this weekend at the east ridge mall offering three days of live music, vibrant performances, lion of course a lot of great food as well. today the festivities begin this afternoon 3:00. >> just in time to get an early dinner. >> absolutely. >>> time right now 6 k 37. the january jobs report just got released this morning. we are live with cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger with what these numbers mean for your bottom line. >>> and it is game time. the stage is set for the super bowl and nba star jimmy butler now a golden state warrior. we'll be chatting about these topics and much more with 95.7 "the game" host mark willard. a live look at cal bash restaurant in oakland. this drummer is using music to build bridges and bring a community together. we'll speak to him live at 7:00 over on pix+ 44 cable 12. you won't want to miss that segment. we'll be right back. i will never forget the picture that i have, i'm the only one that's not smiling. even though i'm with my close friends, i felt alone. i didn't feel pretty, i didn't feel confident. when i got invisalign, i built my

former tenants, tied to a group called the lions, who attacked and nearly killed him two years earlier. they have also been linked to several deaths spanning three states. last sunday, police in maryland arrested an apparent leader. 34 year-old jack lasota from berkeley, and two others. a uc berkeley professor says cults are now inside homes nationwide online. >> we talk about cults. we're really talking about forms of belief that disrupt our social equilibrium. but there's no legal definition for cults. >> lasota and the two others are being held in maryland on gun and trespassing charges. and here's a closer look at the group over the years. it was in 2016, while living in the bay area, that jack lasota started writing under the online persona zs. in august 2022, the u.s. coast guard responded to a report that lasota had fallen out of a boat on san francisco bay, but no body was found. lasota was declared dead at the time. then that november that vallejo landlord tried to evict lasota and other positions. two days before the deadline, the landlord was attacked with a sword. then fast forward to this january. that's when the landlord was killed

one of the things we've been watching for three years, service is spending, taking a lion's share of still sticky. we haven't fixed that yet, and the consumer is still spending on services, prioritizing some services, elective services like travel, leisure over non-elective ones like healthcare. so there's a lot of pressure on that wallet that's inhibiting how much the consumer can actually spend on goods. until that inflation moderates, we're pretty much stuck in this range, right? >> finally, this conference board number today, biggest drop since 2021, getting some attention in general, when. >> you. >> think of home builders or. home furnishing, anything housing related, does that lean toward the discretionary side, or is that something that if a consumer needs to do it, he's going to do it? >> unequivocally, it leans towards discretionary. but in any given year, 90 to 95% of home improvement demand comes from homes that are not turning over. and that's somewhere 6,070% maintenance and repair. so the industry replenishes itself nicely year on year out. and that's the nice thing ab

three big plays. amazon and microsoft continue to have the lion's share of things.s they can eccentrically expand in terms of capacity. growth is not necessarily going to be an issue. it will continue to be expanding that capacity and doing it in an efficient manner and the street is definitely keeping a close eye on it. you look at the last couple of quarters and the levels they have been able to increase capacity and look at growth rates at a much more kind of attractive pace relative to some of the other big mega cap names. we will see what time -- what type of capex numbers they will throw out. given the last couple of quarters we expect them to be efficient. lisa: i wonder what we will see in terms of efficiencies built in from the ai deployed currently. we have seen a number of tech companies in particular layoff a number of their staff. google or alphabet might be a prime component given that some machine learning programs could do some of the work that previous programmers and others could do. how much are you looking at efficiencies in some of these earning

and russia, perhaps the three, even together with our european allies as well, because president trump wants to have our european allies take on the lion's share of the burden of deterring future russian attacks. so there's a lot of work yet to be done. and this is just the beginning of getting people to the table. >> ambassador kurt volker, thank you so much for being with us. it is a critical time and we appreciate you speaking with us. >> pleasure. thank you. >> and still to come, longtime vaccine critic rfk jr.. set to take over the nation's top health post. what his confirmation means for you. >> laura coates live tonight at 11 eastern on cnn. >> lianne are you hiding from used car shopping? >> what if i overpaid? >> that's nothing to be afraid of. >> show me car fox. >> knowing how a car's accident history impacts price means, you don't have to overpay. >> way better. >> no fear. just fox. say, show me a carfax. >> so i got you a little something. >> warming for him, tingling for her. >> shall we? uh. >> experience the thrill of bringing them together. say more than i love you. say i want you with me. yours and mine. >> before the

three years since the invasion. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston will appear for our weekly segment. back here locally, a trio of orphaned mountain lionttled into their new home at the oakland zoo. the zoo rescued these babies, named fern, thistle and spruce, last month after their mom was killed by a car near portola valley. they're all about three months old, we're told. since then, they've been at the oakland zoo, recovering and getting used to new life. the oakland zoo says it's slowly introducing the cubs to new people, so they get used to having humans in their lives. the cubs will not return back to the wild since they lack the proper survival skills. instead, the zoo says it's working with state fish and wildlife to find them a more permanent home. happening tonight? grab your gardening gloves and be ready to bury your secrets for the latest nbc premiere. it's called grosse pointe garden society. here's what they don't tell you when you join a garden club. once you mix a bunch of different flowers together, we all may look perfect on the surface, but you never really know what's growing underneath. oh, boy. the show follows fo

revenue sits on the expenditure side in our project budget so the lion's share as was which is why in the previous slide pointed out the three major data points are really the fees and the volume that comes in from entitlements and permits if you look at this number the lion's share of our revenue and expenditure is fees and salaries. so that's where we are able to adjust our expenditures. the rest of it is really just on the fringe. it's really those two categories that drive the majority of our budget. so within that context this was presented a couple of weeks ago what we're proposing on the revenue side is again to reduce our fee revenue by $2 million. we're also going to eat the cpi ,the fees or cpi add in the code every year but we're not going to assume that cpi increase in the budget we're going to eat it. so that's another million. so that's about a $3 million revenue decrease. the grants this is primarily the $7 million pro housing grant that we're getting from the hud that's causing not to go up. and then as deborah explained before the outyear we don't know what the grants are so it goes down until we know what t

lions and boy did we rise today judah heard throughout the middle east. as we discussed, mr. president, to secure our future and bring peace to our region in gaza israel has three goals, destroy hamas' military and governing capabilities, secure the release of all of our hostages and ensure that gaza never again poses a threat to israel i believe, mr. president, your willingness to puncture conventional thinking, thinking failed time and time and time again. your willingness to think outside the box with fresh ideas who help us achieve all these goals. i have seen you do this many times. you cut to the chase. you see things others refuse to see. you say things others refuse to say. and on after the jaws drop, people scratch their heads, and they say, you know, he's right. and this is the kind of thinking that enabled us to bring the abraham accords. this is the kind of thinking that will reshape the middle east and bring peace. we also -- we also see eye to eye on iran. that's the same iran that tried to kill us both. they tried to kill you, mr. president they tried through their proxies to kill me. committed to rolling back iran's aggression in the region and

england boss, thomas tuchel, for the first time as he prepares for his first matches in charge of the three lions. prince william is patron of the football association, met with tuchel today alongside fa chief executive mark bullingham at windsor castle. tuchel, who is german, has been tasked with leading england to world cup glory in the 2026 tournament. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's time for headliners. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com/poll. >> hello and welcome to headliners, where we give you the best of tomorrow's newspapers with the best of today's comedians. first things first though, let's have a look at the front pages. the daily mail. pm. hard power now matters more than foreign aid. let's see how many times we can do that hard power stuff in a second. telegraph. reeves calls on europe to step up. the guardian pm cuts overseas aid to increase defence budget in fight for peace. so more papers in a few minutes. but first of all, steve, hot power, hard power. do you know it's not

england boss, thomas tuchel, for the first time as he prepares for his first matches in charge of the three lions william, who is patron of the football association, met with two call today alongside fa chief executive mark bullingham at windsor castle. tuchel, who is german, has been tasked with leading england to world cup glory in the 2026 tournament. kensington palace posted an image of the prince and tuchel shaking hands alongside the message great to meet the new england men's manager for the first time today and hear about plans for the future. those are the latest gb news headlines. more in an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , or go to qr code, or go to gbnews.com/advent. >> chris billam—smith. >> chris billam—smith. >> thank you very much for that. i'm michelle dewberry. this is dewbs& co away with you until 7:00 tonight alongside me. i've got my panel, the baroness, jacqueline foster, tory peer and former member of the european parliament, alongside her matthew laza, the former labour adviser. good evening to yo

england boss, thomas tuchel, for the first time as he prepares for his first matches in charge of the three lions. prince william is patron of the football association, met with tuchel today alongside fa chief executive mark bullingham at windsor castle. tuchel, who is german, has been tasked with leading england to world cup glory in the 2026 tournament. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's time for headliners. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com/poll. >> hello and welcome to headliners, where we give you the best of tomorrow's newspapers with the best of today's comedians. first things first though, let's have a look at the front pages. the daily mail. pm. hard power now matters more than foreign aid. let's see how many times we can do that hard power stuff in a second. telegraph. reeves calls on europe to step up. the guardian pm cuts overseas aid to increase defence budget in fight for peace. so more papers in a few minutes. but first of all, steve, hot power, hard power. do you know it's not

england boss, thomas tuchel, for the first time as he prepares for his first matches in charge of the three lions william, who is patron of the football association, met with two call today alongside fa chief executive mark bullingham at windsor castle. tuchel, who is german, has been tasked with leading england to world cup glory in the 2026 tournament. kensington palace posted an image of the prince and tuchel shaking hands alongside the message great to meet the new england men's manager for the first time today and hear about plans for the future. those are the latest gb news headlines. more in an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , or go to qr code, or go to gbnews.com/advent. >> chris billam—smith. >> chris billam—smith. >> thank you very much for that. i'm michelle dewberry. this is dewbs& co away with you until 7:00 tonight alongside me. i've got my panel, the baroness, jacqueline foster, tory peer and former member of the european parliament, alongside her matthew laza, the former labour adviser. good evening to yo