arnold rothstein's times square. okay. and because it's times square, where keep your hand on your wallet. i was stiff down payment for that tour. but i all my notes and more remarkably, i could find them in the hovel that for my office. and so i thought, well why don't i just i'll do the interview and maybe i could publish a little pamphlet. i tend to get carried away and of the reasons i could get carried away is because, unlike today's newspapers which leave out all sorts of details particularly about crimes and criminals and locations, the newspapers were just full of details and they had plenty details to be full of in the prohibition era in times square and i took the thing forward and did like a part to in the book about the upper side, which i was quite surprised to learn, really mobbed up back then because, you know, it's a direct from times square or from the upper west side to where the action was in times square. so we the newspapers would tell you all the details and they would tell you not only the stre

it's not that far from times square.er representing dozens of alleged victims from the 1990s to present day. i mean, we have cases where the allegationsl are that this happened at studios, that this i happened at hotels, - that this happened at bars, that this happened backstage. and of course, we're stilli sifting through all of that. we intend to file multiple more cases in the next two weeks. i behind this door is where his old recording studio used to be. it's not that far from times square. former staff have told me that sean combs would often bring women here late at night, where some of them said they walked in on him having sex, and one even complained they were asked to get him condoms. it wasn't uncommon to fly women in from around the country to have sex with people in the studio. if they had a speciality in something, yeah, they would be flown in. and you would be asked to do that? yeah. because you were the finance man. yeah, and it's coming out of the budget. how much money do you think was spent on on thes

estamos viendo imÁgenes de times square. jomari: vis esta en times square. fran: y nuestra gente!biÉn de este lado tenemos una seÑora. >> y yo soy dominicana. [aplausos] >> escoge rÁpido dos cartas solamente. perfecto. me aguantas. esta la voy a poner aquÍ. todo en vivo es asÍ. ok. hay un mensaje importante y es de tu madre. el dÍa que ella partiÓ de este mundo se fue triste con un hijo de ella. es correcto? >> sÍ. >> tu madre muriÓ con mucha ansiedad de querer abrazarlos y despedirse de ustedes. no lo pudo hacer. ella esta aquÍ dÁndome un abrazo a mÍ, me estÁ cogiendo de la mano y diciÉndote que tÚ sola has construido el trabajo y el porvenir de tus hijos. >> sÍ. >> quiÉn es araceli? >> mi amiga. >> el mensaje tambiÉn es para tu amiga. dile a tu amiga que ella tiene que ir al mÉdico a cuidarse y a chequearse mucho su seno izquierdo. pero a ti, mi amor, te voy a decir que juegues un nÚmero. un nÚmero. es el 568. [aplausos] lulu: tenemos muchas personas. gente que estÁ llegando. todavÍa estaremos aquÍ recibiÉndolos en times square porque queremos seguir escuchando de ti. asÍ la est

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that this happened at bars, behind this door is where his old recording it's not that far from times square't uncommon to fly women in from around the country to have sex with people in the studio. they would be flown in. yeah. because you were the finance man? yeah. and it's coming out of the budget. oh, if i was honest with you, i mean, probably like and he says there's one moment that's played on his mind involving his old boss in the studio. you know what? yeah. did that seem unusual? in a statement, sean combs' legal team said... "mr combs cannot dignify every publicity stunt or absurd for now, he's being held here inside one of new york's most notorious jails until his trial begins in may. there's more on that — on the podcast diddy on trial, on bbc sounds. it has been nearly 50 years since lella lombardi started followed. and girls into motorsports, by training teenage karting world of formula one. when italian driver lella lombardi made her formula i debut in 1975, there was hope for the beginnings of gender parity in motorsport. but since then, a woman has not appeared on 50 years

seven news.com.d abcabc >> a ♪ can't touch this ♪ >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times squarele outfit. he's not getting enough time. [ laughter ] i love it. if it's okay with mom if you want to bring him over during pop news, that's amazing. guys, the super bowl is so big that pop news is holding space, if you will, for super bowl lix. nothing is bigger than this. so let's give everybody a better idea of the women supporting the player, or what the internet calls amgs. mothers wives and girlfriends of the nfl jalen hurts proposed to his fiancee. first of all you missed that. back in september, nearly a decade after meeting at the university of alabama. burrows is an artificial intelligence partner at ibm. that's a job so cool, i'm sure you get a badge with that. cheering on the eagles every sunday. over on the chiefs, gabby esposito cheers on her boyfriend trent mcduffie while finishing up her psychology degree. eagles defensive tackle jordan davis was born to play for the birds. his mom made it so. shea allen loved the eagles since she was in college. she has a message for t

. >> announcer: live from times square, it's tuesday. "good morning america." >> robin: let's go!ecause new orleans gearing up for super bowl sunday. this morning we're counting down to the big game. that is ahead. >> rebecca: i'm gearing up to eat some nachos on sunday. i think i'm most looking forward to that. also speaking of food, you might have heard fuel surcharges when gas prices go up. now a popular restaurant chain is adding a surcharge to eggs because those prices have gone up. >> george: all across the country. we're going to begin with china retaliating against president trump's tariffs. mary bruce starts us off. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. the trade war that president trump was threatening against mexico and canada has been averted for now, but tariffs against china still went into effect overnight, intended to pressure china to crack down on the flow of fentanyl into the u.s. and this morning, beijing is quickly responding. overnight china firing back after president trump's 10% tariff went into effect at midnight. beijing swiftly retaliati

19905 to present day. happened at studios, that this happened at hotels, it's not that far from times squarewere the finance man? yeah. on bringing people in? and he says there's one moment that's played on his mind involving his old boss in the studio. having sex with this, with this girl. you know what? yeah. did that seem unusual? knowing what i know now, you know, there's a lot of speculation about what state she was in. in a statement, sean combs' legal team said... claim with a response. he has full confidence in thejudicial process rianna croxford, bbc news, new york. on trial, on bbc sounds. in the second leg of the carabao cup semi final. lift a major trophy. confidence, but a month has passed since the first leg against arsenal, and in that time, momentum has shifted. to cut through the noise. what arsenal lack is an instinctive finisher, someone like alexander isak. a rare miss, but newcastle reacted. commentary: it's murphy! arsenal needed to recover. instead, they creaked under the pressure. katie gornall, bbc news newcastle. over to bbc one, or you can watch on iplayer. next, i

it is not that far from times square.f told me sean combs would often bring women here late at night. some of them said they walked in on him having sex. one even complained they were asked to get him condoms. >> it was not uncommon to fly women in from around the country to have sex with people in the studio. if they had a specialty in something, yes, they would be flown in. >> you would be asked to do that? >> yes. >> because you were the financement. >> yes. it was coming out of the budget. >> how much money was spent on these flights bring people in? >> probably thousands of dollars. >> he said one moment that has played on his mind involving his old boss in the studio. >> he is in there, having sex with this girl. >> did not seem unusual? >> knowing what i know now, there is a lot of speculation about what state she was in. >> in a statement sean combs' legal team said he cannot dignify every publicity stunt or claim with a response. he has full confidence in the judicial process that the truth will prevail. these ac

[ cheers ] >> announcer: live from times square, it's wednesday. ca. no matter how hard, george, you try to over the years, let's take a look at this. >> george: in the comments people say you're captain america. >> in the comments. yeah, twice. >> george: so? >> those are good comic books. >> george: i'm not sure you can answer this. what's next for the falcon? does he become captain america? >> i will make sure you guys are the first group i tell. [ laughter ] >> george: he did tell us. [ applause ] [ cheers ] >> robin: did you know? [ laughter ] he's gonna tell us about his transformation to captain america. >> rebecca: why it may pay to be an early riser. the new study on mood and time. >> george: first we start with the winter storm on the move kicking aim at the northeast. hello, ginger. >> ginger: from kansas city, columbus, altoona, pennsylvania. looking for rain, sleet, even snow. ice storm warning from central pennsylvania down to snow shoe west virginia. let's time it out. it's already started. i 35 could become slick north of wichita. ch

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>> rebecca: and -- >> good morning america. >> announcer: live from times square, it's monday, "good m harrison ford. this morning we'll tell you about greg brooks jr. he was a star on lsu's football team until he was hit by a sudden illness. what happened next took away his nfl dreams, led to lawsuits against the school and a local hospital, and a long recovery battle. michael sat down with greg and his father. that story is coming up. >> rebecca: it's an important conversation. february is heart health month. our dr. tara narula, a cardiologist, is here with the numbers you need to know to stay healthy. >> george: that is coming up. first breaking at 8, we start with the latest on the midair catastrophe. want to go back to gio benitez. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning. 67 people lost their lives here. this morning crews are beginning to pull that wreckage out of the water very soon here. we do have some new information this morning that we want to tell you about. some of the most reliable location data showing the crash happened at just over 300 feet. the blackhawk helic

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. >> announcer: live from times square, it's thursday.od morning america." >> george: sam and i aren't qualified to talk about football, but good morning america. hope you're doing well. >> whit: we love your analysis. >> rebecca: we really needed to go to the source for that one, george. we're so glad we did. by the way, saquon barkley, this is a story you do know. you've been following him throughout. he's one of the big story lines this year. we have a look this morning at life before he was a star, with a great story ahead from the brother and sister he used to baby-sit. >> whit: amazing. the rushing leader, to baby-sitter, great story. first a winter storm making for a dangerous morning commute for millions of americans. >> george: snow, sleet and ice, freezing rain is all moving from the midwest to northeast and mid-atlantic states. we have team coverage. we begin with trevor ault just outside philly in norristown, pennsylvania. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, george. this storm is hitting the northeast just in time

a possible terrorist who wants to blow himself up and kill hundreds of thousands of people in times squareterally is the main, and i would argue, only real job of the fbi. >> yeah, i mean, president trump warned us. he said those first 100 days, he was going to shake things up. and one of the things he promised was he was going to shake things up at the fbi because of all of the things that you just mentioned. we saw it all throughout covid. they are completely their attention is completely diverted onto what really matters for the safety of our country. one of the things that i am a little concerned about, i do echo what lindsey graham was saying about kash patel. i think he was a very strong pick by president trump to lead the fbi. but he's in the middle of those confirmation hearings. he's awaiting his votes right now. my concern is these forced resignations right now may cause some of the senators who might be on the fence, probably not any of the gop ones. but if he was going to get any democratic votes, are they going to question even more the independence of the fbi under kash patel

what if i have to fighting a responsible himself up and kill hundreds of thousands of people in times squarein and only real job of the fbi. >> president trump want us to present the first 100 days he's going to shake things up. one of the things he promised he's going to shake things up at the fbi because of all the day to just mention results are a covid they are completely, their attention is diverted into what matters for the safety of our country. one of the things i am concernd about about kash patel was a strong pick by president trump to lead the fbi he's in the middle of confirmation hearings is awaiting his votes right now. my concern is these forced resignations may cause the senators who might be on the fence probing any of the gop ones have is going to democratic votes are they going to question even more the independence of the fbi under kash patel's leaderships it's a contentious situation a little more complex. like to see the forced resignations come under kash patel's direction once he takes his role as fbi director. >> is a really fair point but unfortunately were trying t

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lester holt: times square, bustling with tourists, vibrant and safe, except it wasn't always like this. new york was in turmoil. crime was out of control. and then came the moment new yorkers said enough is enough-- a murder of a young tourist on a manhattan subway platform just a few blocks from where i'm standing. it's a murder that would have consequences for this city and one man for the next quarter century. lester holt (voiceover): it was labor day weekend 1990, a sunday. the us open tennis tournament was in full swing, and thousands of tourists had come to new york to see it. among them, brian watkins, a college student and tennis player from utah, who was there, along with his family. they were avid tennis fans. that's why they were here. lester holt (voiceover): journalism professor and writer bill hughes has followed the story for years. the tennis games were delayed that day, so they were out a bit later than they expected. lester holt (voiceover): as the watkins family headed out to dinner about 9:30 pm, hughes said they made a fateful decision. they could have took a cab,

>> jimmy: we should build a a good burger in times square. >> you want to do one?who wrote this? >> colin jost was a writer on this rap song bit that we did for t-mobile, ye. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's so good. >> because when you see colin jost's face, the first thing you think is rap. >> jimmy: yes, of course. [ laughter ] absolutely. marcello, you also did a a commercial, previously, with -- you did one with your mom. >> oh yeah, i did one with my mom and it was a -- >> jimmy: we love your mom. she's been on the show. >> yes, come o on. come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how's it working with your mom? >> she -- well, like, i just -- she kept asking for a lot. i would be like, "mom, i am number one on the call sheet," and then she was like, "yes, but without me, you would not be anywhere." >> jimmy: wow. [ laughter ] >> that's the truth, ruth. >> she kept saying that she felt famous and then one of her lines was like apple, it was like, "the apple iphone 16 pro with apple intelligence and camera control." and so now whenever i call her, i'll

head over to times square.ft where it's embraced. >> oh, i did. i had me coming out of a wall. >> seth: oh, did you go check it out? you got -- when you come out of a wall. >> i couldn't resist it. i mean -- like, what am i doing here? it was so cool. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: is it -- do you still -- do you still get excited when you see a big billboard? >> yes. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] i mean -- you know, the few times i've been lucky enough, i'll, literally, i'll say, "where is it?" i'll go -- >> me too. >> seth: 100%. >> i'll go and go -- [ laughter ] >> seth: the worst is when it's one of the digital ones that changes and you, like, run over and get your phone out and then it changes and you have to pretend you were interested in that movie. >> no. [ light laughter ] i don't think i know. come on, come on. move along, move along. >> seth: this is very exciting. this is a character you played on the "star trek: discovery" series. >> yes. >> seth: and now it's back for a film. it must have been coo

anthony mackie is in times square taking over gma with marvel superfans.e are counting down to the movie's opening, so you're going to see that and a whole lot more. and i get to do captain america style weather. like i got to hold the shield. it's big y'all. >> okay, so is it heavy? >> yes, very. especially if you were to keep it on for any amount of time. like, i think i had about six minutes and i was like, yep, this is this is heavy. >> that shocks me. i thought it would be a prop and made out of styrofoam >> nope. it is for real. and he was like, it is like just like the isometrics that you have to have, right? >> wait a second. we have a workout here. orange theory has been done. barry's has been done. soulcycle has been done. captain america. >> marvel. >> marvel workout. the avengers workout. ginger. join me. >> come on over. >> i'm in. >> lead it. let's do it. >> no one else can hear this idea. we're the only ones that have it. if anyone steals it, we know where to find you. yes. okay. >> so whenever we brainstorm here, it's really smart. >> it's

. >> we're live from the nasdaq market site in times square. >> i'm becky quick.rew. >> ross sorkin joe is out today. but let's take a look at the market's reaction to those tariffs that the united states is putting. >> on its. >> partners to both. >> on. >> its borders, to both the north and the south. you can see right now in the us equity futures. >> there is some pressure. >> that's being added to this. dow futures off by about 560 points. >> right now the s&p. >> futures are down. >> by 85. the nasdaq. >> down by about. >> 344 points at the moment. treasury yields have not seen. a huge

. >> market site in times square. i'm becky quick. >> along. andrew. >> ross sorkin. on this friday morning right now it looks like the us. equity futures are mixed. that's the way they ended the session yesterday. you did have the s&p 500. >> and the nasdaq. >> up for the third session in a row. the dow was. >> off by about a quarter percentage point. >> right now it looks like the dow has. >> indicated up by 11. >> nasdaq is off. >> by 18. >> the s&p. >> is down by two. but guys we are up. >> for the week. even though you. started the week. >> with so many. >> concerns about what was going to happen. >> with the tariffs. at one point. >> the futures. >> down. by about 1000 points on the dow. we'll continue to. >> watch and see where things head. but we. >> are in. >> positive territory for the week. >> treasury. >> treasury yields right now. >> the. >> ten year is at 443. the two years at 4

. >> times square. >> i'm becky quick. >> along with mike santoli. >> and robert. >> frank joe and andrew off today. gentlemen welcome. >> good to be here. >> good to be here. looking good in the suits. >> across the board here. >> let's take a look at what's. >> happening with the us equity futures. >> at this hour. >> you'll see right now. >> there are some. >> declines at this point. >> dow futures off by. >> about 80 points. >> s&p futures. >> down by just over. 30 points. the nasdaq down by. close to 200 points. this does come after the markets. all three major averages. >> saw their first positive session in. >> the last three. we'll continue to watch and see what's happening with some of these things, but obviously some of the pressures that we've seen with these technology shares overnight adding pressure, especially to the nasdaq. >> alphabet for sure. amd as well. and so yeah, a little bit of a setback. you know we actually did a round

nasdaq market site in times square.ith mike santoli and steve liesman joe. >> and andrew are. >> both out today. >> guys it's good to see both of you. >> thank you. good to be here. >> with you. >> let's take a look at what's. >> been happening with. >> the u.s. equity futures at this hour. >> you're going to see. >> there are red arrows. indicating to the open, at least. >> at this point, with. >> the dow indicated. >> off by about 85 points. >> s&p futures. >> off by seven. the nasdaq down by eight. this comes after declines across the. >> board for all of. t

we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square.ong with andrew ross sorkin and yes joe kernan. he's back. how are you doing? >> the hair is back. i'm working on it. it's quite a bit of work. >> nice to. >> see you, sir. thank you. welcome back. thank you. it's good to be back. a lot of people were were concerned. >> a lot of people. >> worried about you. a lot of people were concerned. i'm good, i'm good. it was a real thing. i've. i don't have my appendix. and now i don't have a gallbladder. and the rest of them, i think i want to keep you know, i don't the other organs. yeah. there's two you can kd

joaquina se emociona al ver shane times square. raÚl: carla —— karla sofÍa gastÓn sambo de todos.os] fran: bravo! hoy tenemos un gran especial del dÍa del amor y la amistad. aquÍ estÁ mÓnica. mÓnica: hoy viniste muy bien del amor y de la amistad. me encanta. productos para regalar a esa persona especial en el dÍa de san valentÍn. fran: ahÍ tienen el cÓdigo de pantalla. pueden escanear si le encanta el producto. mÓnica: vamos a comenzar con esto. quiero que lo tengas en la mano para que veas el brillo que tiene. es una pulsera. muestra atemporal. lo puede usar con jean hasta una ropa elegante. estÁ hecho sobre platino con baÑo de oro 14 kilates. ese que tienes es oro amarillo, hay oro blanco y rosado. es espectacular. le va a dar un toque de glamour a cualquier atuendo que tengas. el costo de esta pulsera... quiero hablar de esto tambiÉn. $240 cuesta normalmente. se lo pueden llevar por 29. 99. ahorrar ahorrar. mira este otro. esto es un corazÓn. es espectacular. es un adorno muy bello para el cuello de cualquier mujer para regalar en el dÍa de san valentÍn. ademÁs, estÁ adornado c

. >> it looks like times square there, for crying out loud.deal. >> i know the weather out there looks cold, but i mean, it's not raining. >> judging from our january, i'm not surprised. see, we saw a. >> shadow here locally. we had six weeks of spring, rosemary. but that's all changing, right? and remember the. >> middle part of the country as well as the eastern half. they were walloped. >> they were getting whacked. >> yeah. some pretty even blizzard conditions in louisiana at some point giving you a look here over the bay where we have mostly cloudy skies and just a little bit of sunshine out there that we can see from this vantage point over the east bay. we will continue with scattered showers for the. today it's going to favor the north bay and into the central bay by tonight. more dry weather entering in before the next storm arrives on monday afternoon, bringing us even colder conditions, dropping those snow levels even farther and into thursday with the storm number three. another round of rainfall here, but snow levels expected to r

nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with mike santoli and steve liesman joe. >> and andrew are. >> both out today. >> guys it's good to see both of you. >> thank you. good to be here. >> with you. >> let's take a look at what's. >> been happening with. >> the u.s. equity futures at this hour. >> you're going to see. >> there are red arrows. indicating to the open, at least. >> at this point, with. >> the dow indicated. >> off by about 85 points. >> s&p futures. >> off by seven. the nasdaq down by eight. this comes after declines across the. >> board for all of. >> the major. >> averages yesterday. >> but those declines. >> were paired. >> pretty massively. freely through the. >> course of the day. >> we were talking about declines. >> of something. >> like 48 points or 46 points for the s&p 500. the dow. down by just 123 at. >> the end. >> of the session. the nasdaq. >> down by a couple. >> of hundred points. >> versus what we had. >> seen in the premarket. >> yeah, we were. >> all down about. perc

. >> we're live from the nasdaq market site in times square. >> i'm becky quick. along with andrew. >> ross sorkin joe is out today. but let's take a look at the market's reaction to those tariffs that the united states is putting. >> on its. >> partners to both. >> on. >> its borders, to both the north and the south. you can see right now in the us equity futures. >> there is some pressure. >> that's being added to this. dow futures off by about 560 points. >> right now the s&p. >> futures are down. >> by 85. the nasdaq. >> down by about. >> 344 points at the moment. treasury yields have not seen. a huge reaction. >> at this point. the ten year. >> is sitting right at about 454. the two year is at 428. but currencies are sitting. up and. >> paying attention. the dollar is at its highest level in about. two years. with what we're seeing. >> here, you can see percentage. >> change the dollar. >> against the canadian loonie up by about 1%. >> the dollar is up by about 2% against the mexican pesos. and up just fractionally against the chinese yuan. again, those those

we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square.s morning under a little bit of pressure. dow futures are down by 62. the s&p futures off by close to 30. the nasdaq is down by just over 180 points. and that's where we've seen some of the real weakness that's coming from not just alphabet but also amd. and we'll talk a little bit more about those earnings reports that we got yesterday. >> shares of novo nordisk are higher. the maker of wegovy and ozempic reported better than expected net profit in the fourth quarter and soaring demand for those obesity drugs. but it is forecasting a slight slowdown in sales for the full year. the company's ceo will join us live from copenhagen in the 8:00 hour. you see shares up 3.6% right now. meanwhile, amgen disclosed the fda paused the study of its early stage obesity drug. the company did not elaborate on why or when the trial of amg's amg 513 was placed on clinical hold, but said it was working with the fda to find a path forward. the company is another drug merited in trials, but it fell short

. >> market site in times square. i'm becky quick. >> along. with joe. >> kernan and andrew. >> ross sorkin. on this friday morning right now it looks like the us. equity futures are mixed. that's the way they ended the session yesterday. you did have the s&p 500. >> and the nasdaq. >> up for the third session in a row. the dow was. >> off by about a quarter percentage point. >> right now it looks like the dow has. >> indicated up by 11. >> nasdaq is off. >> by 18. >> the s&p. >> is down by two. but guys we are up. >> for the week. even though you. started the week. >> with so many. >> concerns about what was going to happen. >> with the tariffs. at one point. >> the futures. >> down. by about 1000 points on the dow. we'll continue to. >> watch and see where things head. but we. >> are in. >> positive territory for the week. >> treasury. >> treasury yields right now. >> the. >> ten year is at 443. the two years at 423. so again the ten year is well off the 4.5%. >> and above. >> that we. >> had seen. >> last week. we do have some big jobs repor

rachel: welcome back to "entertainment tonight" coming to you from madame tussauds new york in times squaresionally and personally. the 43-year-old revealing to me some important life lessons she's learned along the way. i always appreciate your honesty and how outspoken you are about your own health journeys. is to be honest. i tried ozempic 3 years ago and it made me so sick. and i was so tired. i was vomiting. i lost 30 pounds so quick, i looked great, but i couldn't lift my head off the pillow. so what's the point? i just don't want my friends who are teachers and nurses and they're home watching feeling like something's wrong with them honey, everybody's getting a lot of help from a lot of doctors! >> we love amy for keepin' it real, but in her new netflix comedy "kinda pregnant," amy is faking a pregnancy -- baby bump and all! then she meets the man of her dreams, played by will forte. >> at the center of it is this relatable concept of, m.i.a. in the right place in life where i should be in this moment? >> i was the last one of my friends to get pregnant and get married. i felt left

. >> a casino floor and times square, and the buzzing of the. >> phone when your phone buzzes. >> thatery smart engineer who came up with the idea that if you. >> have that. >> feedback. >> you're going to have. >> to pay attention to the. >> notification whether you. >> want. >> to or. >> not. >> because it's. >> actually talking to. >> something deep in your wiring. and that is our experience. >> of life. i mean, it's. >> the phone. >> that buzzes at us. it's the. >> social media account. that notifies us, oh, who's trying to reach me or what am i missing? and it seems like some politicians have really taken advantage of this. ezra klein, the times writes this week the donald trump best of all, he understands. >> that's his weapon. that is the. >> greatest insight. >> that donald trump had. >> was i think. >> it. >> came from a. >> deep place. like, i don't. >> think you. >> couldn't i don't think donald trump sat around. >> and theorized this. >> right. it's just. >> totally tactile for him. >> his instinct that. >> attention is the. most important thing. >> and one of the things th

[ risas] la espectacular estatua que le develaron a cristiano ronaldo e times square.hos. alan: asistieron varios al homenaje. mÁs adelante voy a decir quiÉn. karla: ademÁs, un buen tema. les preguntÓ en casita, es normal quÉ un adolescente reciba terapia? a ver si nuestros hijos piden tratamiento psicolÓgico. aquÍ lo vamos a discutir en instantes. raÚl: ahora comenzamos con las noticias. satcha: vamos con esto porque quiero que sepan que tenemos nuevas imÁgenes de este operativo que se realiza contra la banda criminal tren de aragua en colorado. agentes de ice, el fbi y la dea revisan casa por casa en boca de pandilleros. la gran pregunta es si en estos arrestos tambiÉn caen indocumentados sin antecedentes criminales. te voy a mostrar en pantalla todas la ciudades en las que ya se registran las redadas desde que donald trump asumiÓ la presidencia. vamos a denver con todos los detalles sobre esta captura en colorado. >> al sonido de bombas de gas fue como despertaron ciento de familia sobre un fuerte operativo en la madrugada de este miÉrcoles en la zona metropolitana

square. so every time and they show on the big screen that houses are being released and transferred to his rally custody of hundreds of people. we are clapping and singing and crying. of course is great fear for the the bus children, which there is reason to believe that they did not survive the is really bombings. this is robbie berman reporting from austin square and television. yeah, a lot going on today. the much anticipated reopening of the roof of border crossing has taken place to us. the condition of the east really come a ceasefire deal. dallas has health ministries saves the 1st 50 patients. i've crossed into egypt for medical treatment trail is reportedly conducting security screening. so all border medical stuff to uncover any links to some us, despite an increase in your monitoring assistance to gals, an upcoming medical evacuation aid organizations are raising the alarm over the dyer reality of policy. and he is living there on the crucial need for more to be told when the people making the way to each of helping sharing the risk. so the to the shrapnel is still stuck in my eye and

square in particular. of course, at the same time, about 180 palestinian were people who were detained immediately after then though there is significant political pressure to expire and for the war against hamas in gaza to end. in gaza as well, were completely different today. and the israeli government have made it clear they would not accept those scenes again. were sent back into gaza. neighbouring countries. between egypt and gaza. palestinian children for treatment abroad. i mean, treatment they simply can't get in gaza because the hospital system there is almost non—existent. drop in the ocean. and of course, if the ceasefire deal continues and goes with iran and its allies. troops from burundi have been helping the congolese army fight rwandan—backed m23 rebels, who recently seized the city of goma and have been advancing south. its conquests then war could spill into burundi, for a number of years. two conflicts, and most recently we saw there have been and we don't quite know how this will go. hello, let's start with rugby union's six nations where ireland beat england as they seek an historic thi

we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and yes joe kernan. he's back. how are you doing? >> the hair is back. i'm working on it. it's quite a bit of work. >> nice to. >> see you, sir. thank you. welcome back. thank you. it's good to be back. a lot of people were were concerned. >> a lot of people. >> worried about you. a lot of people were concerned. i'm good, i'm good. it was a real thing. i've. i don't have my appendix. and now i don't have a gallbladder. and the rest of them, i think i want to keep you know, i don't the other organs. yeah. there's two you can kind of get by without. >> those are it. >> and the gallbladder. i'm i'm. i'll let you know how that how that goes. it it it apparently does perform some importance. yes. that when you get my tonsils. right. yeah. i don't have those either. those aren't really full organs. but i think eventually, from what i'm reading, you give it time and the bile goes, well, we don't need to get into everything, but it goes to the int

by a premise um is a waste of time then then then we're back to square one. so no, i don't see any way you can bypass the time you know of them because as always we appreciate your giving us the benefit of your expertise and your knowledge and this and we're grateful to you for being with us. thank you so much. absolutely right. thank you. a while the races have been going on, a group of 2nd engine, palestinian children has begun crossing into egypt for medical treatments through the gulf of border crossing. not border has been opened for the 1st time in nearly 9 months. that'd be some discrepancy over numbers, but we can confirm from the guys a health ministry that 50 patients, accompanied by 61 caregivers, are leaving to be treated abroad that many are suffering from chronic diseases including cancer. and they've been unable to get treatment during israel's 15 months. war. $400.00 palestinians are allowed to go in total under the seas. fine equipment, but not all will be allowed to return to gas them. costs and obviously it is a plastic and reconstructive su

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square. so every time a show on the big screen that houses are being released and transferred to his rally custody of hundreds of people that are clapping and singing. and crying, of course is great fear for the the bus children, which there is reason why believes that they did not survive the as rarely bombings . this is robbie berman reporting from austin square and television for the white house is said to impose new tariffs on imports from china, canada, and mexico. us present has also threatened to declare a trade war on briggs, donald trump says the block should forget about building a dollar free global economy. the idea that the bricks countries are trying to move away from the dollar. well, we stand by and watch is over. we're going to require a commitment from these seemingly hostile countries that they will neither create a new bridge courtesy, nor back any other currency to replace the mighty us dollar. or they will face a 100 percent terrace and should expect to say good by the sell you into the wonderful us economy. they can go find another sucker nation. there's no chance that brick