The latest news from around the world with host Fredricka Whitfield. Nicu, there were six of them, we air lifted them out a couple of nights ago as a precaution. It takes three to four hours to get a baby ready to go and be transported, so thats why just decided to err on the side of safety and have them air lifted from redding to the sacramento area, which is about 150 miles or so. We did prepare highrisk patients in the event that we wanted to. You know, because youve got logistics there with wheelchairs, gurneys, that kind of thing, that did not happen, though. Right now, there are no plans to evacuate anyone else at all. Were just happy that the babies are safe, away from the fire with their families with them. So what you say there are no plans to evacuate. You just kind of described the volatility of the conditions there and how unpredictable it might be. Do you kind of have that plan b in place if it comes to the point where everyone must go . Oh, absolutely. We have had a Comma
Coverage of national and international news, including breaking stories. And cause significant negative economic consequences for iran. And from intern to loyal deputy to arch nemesis, Rick Gates Set to face the heat from the lawyers it had as they crossexamine the former Campaign Aide one day after his testimony. He sat in the alex andrea, virginia courtroom on monday. Manafort glared at him from the defense table. Theyll likely paint him as an untrust worthy testify interested character. Take a look at just what rick gates did and what he said about manaforts crimes and his own. Remember that, and his own. Hes no good guy. He said he had a total of 15 Foreign Companies owned by manafort from the United States government. Companies gates said z Russian Oligarchs paid millions into,
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Truth will always matter, that journalism and journalist will. Im Shepard Smith. Goodbye. Greg wow. Im neil cavuto and like you have a little stunned and a little heartbroken. I dont know what to say. Shepard smith, as i said, just a few days ago on this very network. A decent human being, a heart as big as texas. I didnt say texas at the time. Just lower manhattan. It wow. A better newsman you probably cannot find. Again, a bigger more emotionally connected to humankind, you cannot find. Shepherd, i dont know what the
heck you are planning to do or where you will go but i just know you will be great at doing it and you deserve the best that life has to offer. Im sorry if im a little shellshocked here but im going to miss my buddy. All right. Onto the news at hand as shepard would say because Breaking News does change everything and we have a lot of it going on right now including stocks that are just taking off. Its the word right now, the tentative deal is to leave the dial up about
Prime minister, when he said it was a partial proposal, the president language to some degree reflected the fact that on the 16th day of phase 1, negotiations will begin between israel and hamas as to how to work out the terms of phase 2. so a lot of this is aspirational, and while we re closer than ever, i would argue ever is still quite a ways away, i m afraid. one word answer for me, yes or no. i m out of time. are you optimistic? no, i m not optimistic. i do think there s a chance that we could see a first phase implemented. i was hoping for a different answer. aaron david miller, thank you very much, it s really good to have you back. you help me understand the conflict, and the negotiations and i appreciate that. still ahead, what mexico just did that the u.s. still has
His alliance, his coalition together? i think it s all of the above. i think he s telling ben-gvir that hamas will probably not accept this, and even if they do, there s plenty of room to maneuver. i mean, don t want to make predictions, too, but it seems to me the piece of this agreement that could actually get implemented is phase one. if you look at phase 2, and i haven t seen the 4 1/2 page agreement, but phase 2 remains to be negotiated and it is in phase 2 where the core issues of both hamas and israel will be tested. hamas is prepared to exchange, according to the agreement, the remaining hostages, roughly 50 nails, idf soldiers and civilians in exchange for a six-week pause, withdrawal of israeli forces from gaza and a permanent cessation from hostilities. those are aspirational objectives, but an enormous amount of work has to be done, and i think partly, with the