Well talk about that when power lunch begins right now welcome to power lunch. Im melissa lee. A wild day for the market. The dow now up, look at that, almost 400 points. 1. 5 wiping out yesterdays losses on track for its best day since may. The nasdaq is now up just about 2 as tech leads the charge higher. And check out shares of apple. Having the biggest impact on the dow, it is up about 4 its best day also since may. Kelly. Thanks. We begin with a phone call that turned the markets around. Kaley tausche has all the details of what took place the details we have about the call are coming from china actually commerce minister and hard liner jong chun, and leo ho were among principals from beijing along with Robert Lighthizer and Steven Mnuchin representing the u. S. Chinese tv said the u. S. Asked for the call, but declined to provide a readout or comment whether inperson negotiations in september were discussed. President trump on twitter implying there was a discussion of agricultur
Realize i just need to be myself. And emma stone, one oscar richer for poor things. This is really overwhelming. Thanking her daughter. I love you bigger than the whole sky. Thank you so much. Everything you might have missed on stage and behind the scenes. Breaking overnight, what happened in the moments after this boeing plane suddenly plunged midflight. Passengers tossed from their seat, dozens injured. Tornados striking at least three states. The strongest winds reaching 140 miles an hour. Ginger is tracking it all, and the new warning this morning. Terrifying close encounters. Two zoo keepers trapped in an enclosure with a charging male silver back gorilla. New concerns after the first photo of princess kate was released since her surgery. Was the picture doctored . And what the palace is saying . Kate is out with a new statement just moments ago. Let the madness begin. Its a three on the way Caitlin Clark and iowa rallying for a wild win. And South Carolina and lsu getting physic
and this is america s late news, fox news at night. breaking tonight, the deal is still on but it s been pushed back a day. is real now says the release of 50 hostages won t happen until at least friday. we have not been given an exact reason for the delay, but the white house national security advisor jake sullivan says some of the hostages are being held by criminal organizations and not by hamas, and hamas is trying to figure out if it can deliver on its part of the deal. alex hogan is live in israel with the latest breaking details on this. alex. hi trace, we re learning more about this hostage negotiation deal and, unfortunately, for those who had been hopeful and waiting here, it seems that the first hostages might not get freed until about this time tomorrow, so friday morning, and among those who could be released is a little girl who s fourth birthday will be on friday. friday morning. it was, again, a u.s. citizen, dual citizen i should mention. it was prime min
several hospitals in northern gaza surrounded as they look to end hamas rule in the palestinian enclave. ainsley: israel s prime minister maintains that a cease-fire an option until all the hostages are released. but, insists that it has no long-term intentions of governing gaza. pete: this comes as the pentagon confirms 46 attacks carried out by iran backed proxies on u.s. bases in the middle east. lawrence: great we ll target another depot. trey yingst with the latest. trey: hey, guys, good morning. we understand right now there are heavy battles ongoing inside gaza city. i do want to just step out of the frame and show you the northern part of the gaza strip. quite a bit of destruction here as the israelis are using artillery units and their air force to support the infantries inside gaza. israeli media reports three hospitals in gaza city are currently surrounded. israelis believe there are hamas fighters inside. the complexity of this, though, there are still
Early today starts right now aefr. Good morning, im frances rivera. And im phillip mena. A 5alarm fire at a Senior Living community, the blaze was reported 1 00 a. M. Eastern in westchester. The inferno nearly destroyed the building and quickly spread to others. Forcing 140 seniors to evacuate into the bitter cold, some in wheelchairs and beds wrapped up in blankets. One woman saw the plumes of smoke from her homeless than a mile away from the assisted living community. I looked out the window. It looked like a sunset and thats how big the blaze was going at that point and i knew something was going on with the helicopters and fire trucks and ambulances. Police cars everywhere. More than 20 residents have been rushed to local hospitals. Those who were not hurt are being reunited with loved ones at a nearby shelter. The red cross is also responding to help those displaced. So far the cause remains unknown. This morning the u. S. Senate is grappling with a separate case involving allegat