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as the w. net connolly are forcing from the new pro region and east of ukraine. of the, as randy military says, it's chief of staff has approve plans to press on with operations in the gaza strip . is ready, media are reporting the pos of those plans include a military operation in the southern city of rasa. this comes off to overnight strikes on rough uh, killed $22.00 people including 18 children. now that's according to the health ministry, and garza which is run by some us holding hall of the goals. the strips population of $2300000.00 have for refuge and rough uh, which is situated on the border with egypt. and residents of the westbank launched a general strike the we can closing shots and the businesses of to is ray. the troops rated a refugee come from the territory, the palestinian red present, say at least 14 people were killed and dozens were injured. israel says it was targeting medicines during accountant terrorism operation. it is right small. it creates the new strong refugee camp in the northern part of the restaurant. after not many killed and in

fungus and, of california was on fox news sunday, thomas and gerry connolly of virginia was on with alex then connolly, and listen to what they have to say about what they were would do, if they had to to save mike johnson. >> i would consider it under two conditions. if we get aid into ukraine, to stand up for putin, and let's get the $600 million to rebuild the bridge in baltimore. >> to reward him because he finally brings up a bill that will pass with 300 votes, that's his job. that is not doing us a favor that has to be rewarded. so, i am with those who say that we don't owe him anything, he owes us something. >> the thing here that they have in common is that senator connor is saying give me funding for baltimore and ukraine, then connolly is saying, you should be giving us ukraine as a matter of course. what will happen. >> there are a lot of people in both of those camps, right? we want to get things from you in order to save you, mike johnson, from being the next kevin mccarthy, but also, do your job, we don't care. the only opinion that will really matter at the end of the day

of correspondent in tiffany. connolly asked the vice chancellor about his impressions of so of course it can be stopped re, they needs a defense systems, more defense system. this is something that president asked me all for, and i do it now publicly and read germany, deliver it to another one petri system. and we are reading that as a 1st thing, but to ask us, introduce some examples of that. a little more. every button can do and issued to the number of periods system. other countries have the countries that have quite more appropriate systems than germany has. so, but they are, i mean, if you look at that skip, you see that they have nothing in the situation that you print. so if we want to head you crane, we means the friends of ukraine. we have to check on our systems and see if we can, can, can, can do more and i'm sure we can get what's that, what's the best board to take care of the power pets. and that's what they had more and condition more defense systems. the disasters strikes on the pop ends wouldn't have happened. do you think that if the say to continue, i will ukraine

upon powerful signal that it will not the the 2nd attempt on his tongue dw, correspond to knit. connolly is in eastern new train where russian forces have been making steady advances. i asked him what the reaction has been to news of the us military aid package. it was a huge relief i was thinking of when the news came through and you could really see people staring at their phones calling each other really kind of even kind of them to show those people who kind of given up hoping after all these months wrangling that it would actually finally arrive, i think it is psychologically a massive deal. and also in terms of the scale of this a, if you look at the psalms, it's basically in $1.01 charge of a more than the us has given since the beginning of this world. so it is vital, it is huge. and as you know, people here and you can't expect, it's hopefully the 1st bits of the day they're going to come pretty soon. so specifically, what kind of, of weapons are expected in an importantly, i mean, are they going to get to where they needed quickly enough? so in terms of the contents of this bil

joining us now democratic congressman gerry connolly of virginia. so it's cheeky, but is it real?py to get everybody to sign on and i'm hoping it will be bipartisan. lord almighty, nicolle, this is an honor donald trump has long been seeking, whether he knows it or not. and you know, we'll etch it in gold, his favorite color. we'll even have, you know, a red carpet to welcome him when he arrives for what i hope would be a warm stay. and well earned. you know, with 88 criminal indictments, you know, we're not talking about just anybody. we're talking about somebody who has really i think worked hard at this kind of honor. and i'm happy to bestow it. >> congressman, i've long thought that one of the challenges people have with trump is the asymmetry. he's talking about trying mark milley for treason and just such a sort of harsh verbiage that comes out of his mouth directly to his base. and this seems like he is theth one facing 88 felony charges. it seems like the kind of thing that would get under his skin is what i'm trying to say. have you had any feedback from trump land? >> i

>> i'll sign onto almost any bill gerry connolly puts forward. is one of the smartest members of congress. >> i love how you say almost. >>> coming up, abortion on the ballot. florida is heading for a critical vote on abortion rights that could change the political landscape n ts come november. congresswoman barbara lee joins me after the break plus a celestial spectacular. millions are getting a place for tomorrow's total solar eclipse. csslens what to know before the big event? ahead on the sunday show. event? ahead on the sunday show. and a high-risk factor for it becoming severe. it does not prevent covid-19. my symptoms are mild now, but i'm not risking it. if it's covid, paxlovid. paxlovid must be taken within the first five days of symptoms, and helps stop the virus from multiplying in your body. taking paxlovid with certain medicines can lead to serious or life-threatening side effects or affect how it or other medicines work, including hormonal birth control. it's critical to tell your doctor about all the medicines you take because cert

democratic congressman rochon of california, member of the house armed services committee and gerry connolly of virginia, member of the house foreign affairs committee. both are members of the oversight committee. congressman, welcome to the sunday show. thank you both very much for being here. you said that you would save speaker johnson on two conditions. have those changed? >> no. if he brings a clean bill and you grant funding, he would be doing the responsible thing. he should be funding the bridge in baltimore. those are common sense priorities and they would be willing to work across the aisle if he does that. >> congressman connolly. >> know. i don't believe rewarding speaker johnson for doing his job as a smart policy. there's lots of problems i think doing that. he is the most of the illogical right-wing speakers since the 1830s. everything he stands for is antithetical to democratic values. keeping him in office is being complicit when we do that. secondly, this is extortion. where do we stop? this time it's ukraine, what next? and third, there is liability. what kind of shelflife

thank you so much, jeremy, brianna >> we're joined now by democratic congressman gerry connolly of virginia. he is a member of the house foreign affairs committee, a congressman, thanks for taking time to be with us. what is your reaction to this idf initial report? >> i continue to be horrified by what happened >> and while i am glad that the idf has found this attack on aid workers who were providing humanitarian assistance to be unjustified and a terrible breach of protocol. >> it's not the >> only breach of protocol in this war by the israeli defense forces they killed three of their own hostages who were speaking hebrew and waving white flags. they've killed this and people seeking shelter in a christian church in mosques, in hospitals, in civilian refugee shelters the idf has proved to be undisciplined in many cases, and trigger-happy and the accountability. now that it's begun with this tragedy has to be tended to the entire course of the war >> we heard secretary blinken initially calling for an impartial investigation that was the word he used in partial event earlier today, he cal

i rise in support of h.r. 4016 as offered by representative connolly. this will would ensure that v.a.'s fiduciary program is managed effectively so our nation's most vulnerable receive the benefits they deserve. v.a. provides fiduciary for veterans who cannot manage their own well being. a fiduciary misuses funds if they spend those funds on anything other than the vote ran. before the funds can be put on hold, v.a. has to determine if the misuse was the result of negligence. v.a. doesn't adequately monitor whether the judgments are made in a timely way. this has led to long wait times for veterans to recoup misused veterans. some veterans have passed away before recouping their benefits. we must ensure the v.a. promptly makes whole any veteran who was a victim of mits use by a fiduciary. h.r. 4016 would ensure just that. it would prohibit v.a. from withholding repayment of misused benefits because v.a. is still working on a negligence determination. it would also require v.a. to es tab lush methods to ensure that negligence determinations are made in

are experiencing an invasion, but you should not worry about it, says virginia congressman gerry connollya. after the bill was passed with an overwhelming majority of votes, members of congress showed how closely our interests are now intertwined with ukrainian ones, look how they rejoiced and waved the flags of a foreign country within the walls congress, oh, they love ukraine, but is that really true, ask anyone in this room how many ukrainians, how many soldiers, how many civilians have died? in a war that you are funding and not one of them can answer you, they don't know how many ukrainians died, they have no idea because they don't care, that's how much they love the ukrainians, they're even on the map... he is from that part of the republicans who take a conciliatory position, he is a person who does not quarrel with the deep state, is on very good terms with it relations, so for mitch mccon this is a completely understandable position, as in general the deep state wanted it, they did it, well, yes, they threw dust in the eyes of their voters a little, saying that we bargained, but

] >> joe: okay but what does that have to do with america cume records virginia congressman joey connollysunday's board going up to republicans who oppose the aid. >> some say wally have to deal with our border first the ukrainian russian border is our border. is the border between depraved autocracy and freedom loving people seeking our democratic way of life. do we have a stake in the outcome? yes. undeniably, yes. >> joe: in their border is our border? against expense the millions of ukrainians coming in through taxes. [laughter] and why democrats were weaving tiny flags instead of tiny maps seriously after the vote this happened. >> joe: so those democrats were cheering and waving ukrainian flags on the house floor remember things that waive american flags, someone would've gotten arrested. [laughter] but we just keep being told just send more cash and they can win and be free. but they can't win and they weren't really fr free. lasky has thrown up position in jail, band churches and postpone elections. he is practically a biden. maybe that's why ukraine pays his son. [laughter] and j

be sure to tune in tomorrow to the sunday show when congressman jerry connolly of virginia joins us livencluding aid to ukraine and israel with speaker mike johnson's job on the line. plus, i will also let you speak with congresswoman barbara lee to get her take on major developments on abortion rights and how it could all play out in november's election. that is tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. remember to follow us, you can also catch clips of the show on youtube. >>> dragging me through that night, it haunts me. i didn't know that people were capable of that. they have destroyed the rest of my life. >> reporter: intelligent,

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be sure to tune in tomorrow to the sunday show, when congressman row, and gerry connolly of virginiad israel with speaker mike johnson's job on the line. les, i'll also speak with congress woman barbara lead to get her take on florida's major developments on abortion rights, and how it could all play out in november's election, tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. all us on x, instagram, and threads, you can also catch clips of the show on youtube. up next, sean carroll, the head of a humanitarian aid group in gaza, about the future of their efforts after the attack on a world central kitchen convoy. >> good evento

this week, garamendi gary connolly of virginia and jerry moscowitz, jared moskowitz, that is from floridaoduced legislation that would change miami federal correctional institution in florida to the donald j. trump federal correctional institution. the low security prison is about 90 miles from mr. trump's mar a lago estate. the move comes days after house republicans introduced a bill to rename a washington, d.c, airport after the former president. the newest candidate for san francisco mayor, aaron peskin, kicked off his campaign in san francisco's chinatown. this was at portsmouth square on kearny street, roughly 750 people of the community showed up in support. many brought campaign signs reading we need air, and a mayor knows how. neighborhood leaders, elected leaders and tons of community members were there. as we've mentioned, board of supervisors president tells us his plans for day one in office if he's elected. >> number one most important issue is public safety and public safety means disaster preparedness. and it means police on our streets. day one. it's working with our depa

be sure to tune in tomorrow to the sunday show, when congressman row, and gerry connolly of virginia join us live in studio to preview big funding decisions next week when the house returns, including aid to ukraine and israel with speaker mike johnson's job on the line. les, i'll also speak with congress woman barbara lead to get her take on florida's major developments on abortion rights, and how it could all play out in november's election, tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. all us on x, instagram, and threads, you can also catch clips of the show on youtube. up next, sean carroll, the head of a humanitarian aid group in gaza, about the future of their efforts after the attack on a world central kitchen convoy. >> good evening, tonight, inflection point, the israeli ale strike on the world central kitchen, workers have sparked outrage, demands from congress, and the strongest wording yet from president biden. why now? ident biden. >>> the flaring tension between jack smith and the judge presiding over trumps classified documents case, legal experts say the special

this is pilgrim roasters, one of the two founders is brian connolly.raze? and people willing to spend. >> yeah. i mean, they spend money on the things that they want, you know? we try to position ousts where -- ourselves where we're selling really great coffee, we're buying the best coffees we can get our hands on and bringing those to consumers. a lot of that price comes from increased costs on the farm -- >> because you do directly to the farm. you buy directly from the farmers everywhere around the world, haiti, ecuador, el salvador. >> yeah, absolutely. we're trying to buy as a directly as possible. there's some places where we have an importer or an exporter that helps handle that transaction, but we want to have as few hands in that pot if as possible. >> reporter: right. so the farmers get the dough. that's important to your customers as well. take a look at coffee futures, by the way, kelly. [laughter] they've exploded. coffee futures up 100% in the last year. but people, as i said, willing to spend on it. i think i talked to this young lady ea

in the same interview two weeks ago sean connolly told us there was zero impact from the glp-1s.d there were some macro factors working in the whole group's favor right now. when you see the averages selling off because wall street's worried the fed won't cut interest rates that usually coincides with investors swapping back into safety stocks and few groups are safer than the packaged foods stocks. you could argue packaged goods have mostly high yields, they should have been -- they were actually hurt by the recent rise in long-term interest rates, 70 basis points higher long rates make bonds look more atrvth versus the dividend yields you can get from eat even the best food stocks. but that's not how it's playing out right now. people want safety stocks and that's trumping everything else. that said i'm more interested in the trends for the packaged food companies themselves having gone through the swing quarters for hormel, general mills and conagra we're seeing something new in the packaged food space after a couple years ago where almost all growth in this industry came from

here's virginive ta congressman gerry connolly before saturday's vote. going after republicanconnollys who oppose the aid. >> some say, well, we have to deal with our border first. >> the ukrainian-russian bordere is our border. it's the bordetweer between depraved autocracy and freedomrr ,people seeking our democratic way of life. n do we have a stake in that outcome? yes, undeniably, yes. they border is our border. i guess that explains comimillions of ukrainians coming in through texas. >> and why democrats were waving tiny flags of tiny maps seriously after the vote this announcing more elaborate plans on the floor. the chair said it. the speaker's repeated lack power. fl those democrats were cheering and waving ukrainian flags on the house floor. good thing they didn't wave american flags. someone would have gotten arrestedarrested. >> but we just keep being told, just senbud more cash and they can win and be free. >> but the'ty can't wi win an. and they weren't really free. zelenskyy has thrown oppositiol in jail, banned churches, and postponed ele

so speaking of democrats and what they need to do, congressmen gerry connolly he was on cnn over the weekend and he was not so charitable towards johnson, listened to what he said i don't think we owe speaker johnson anything. >> his views on gay rights, gun rights, women's, reproductive rights voting rights our, and, of course, the certification of the election of joe biden are antithetical to everything we hold dear as democratic so he says, i don't think we owe speaker johnson anything, but i mean, my sense of my reporting is that they are democrats were open to and this would be more explicit than voting with him am on policy, right? >> they would have to say if marjorie taylor greene foster her threat, democrats would have to actively support him, right? >> do you think they would mean it's a big question, but it's like it is transactional. it's not that they are embracing mike johnson as a person whose policies they agree with. it's a matter of getting a bare minimum of things done right now. and yeah, johnson remains aligned with donald trump. johnson waited all of these month

policy victory for joe biden and he deserves a lot of credit all right, democratic congressman gerry connolly. thank you very much for joining us today pleasure. as the us prepares to shift more aid towards israel, washington is working to prepare for what could be a new equation in the region as tensions remain high between iran and israel here in the cnn newsroom this is a travel show visit my fans around the world by that kind of propaganda anything and that's what i do, is my gif we're looking for adults 45 and honored to be in our hpv vaccination that sound like you, not me. the interrelationship. >> if you're sexually active in unvaccinated, could could still be you i'm too old. >> if you're under 45, you're not. >> for most people, hpv clears on its own, but for those who don't clear the virus, it can cause certain cancers wow gardasil nine is a vaccine given to adults through age 45 that can help protect against certain hpv related cervical vaginal vulvar, anal and certain head and neck cancers such as throat and back and mouth cancers, and genital warts gardasil nine doesn't protect

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be sure to tune in tomorrow to the sunday show when congressman jerry connolly of virginia joins us live in studio to preview big funding decisions next week when the house returns including aid to ukraine and israel with speaker mike johnson's job on the line. plus, i will also let you speak with congresswoman barbara lee to get her take on major developments on abortion rights and how it could all play out in november's election. that is tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. remember to follow us, you can also catch clips of the show on youtube. >>> dragging me through that night, it haunts me. i didn't know that people were capable of that. they have destroyed the rest of my life. >> reporter: intelligent, educated, accomplished. >> i am a professor, i tried to seek a meaningful life. >> reporter: she had a prestigious career, a loving husband, a young daughter. but she also had a secret. >> i have lived at this nightmare for 18 years. >> it is 7 murder. they followed him, they kidnapped him and then they dumped his body. it was clearly a plan. plan. i didn't realize she was in

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connolly: i thank my friend and mr. mccaul for their leadership. today with the vote on ukraine security aid we rededicate ourselves to who we are. we meet today under the white dome above us. a universal symbol of freedom and freedom loving people everywhere. and today we cannot disappoint those who seek what we have, freedom. the freedom to self-determine. the freedom to decide their sovereignty and their alliances and their form of government. america has always stood for that. will we retreat from that today? and do we understand the choices in front of us? they are clear. some say we have to deal with our border first. the ukrainian-shrussian border s our border. it's the boardered 2003 autocracy and freedom loving people seeking our democratic way of life. do we have a stake in that outcome? yes. undeniably yes. will we rise to the occasion? will we stand shoulder to shoulder with a ukrainian brothers and sisters who for 1,151 days have been holding off the depraved thuggist dictator, vladimir putin, who has respected no norms of far fair. he

their meals being seven days a week, they cut it to five, and you scratch cooking, that's what sean connollyuy. scratch cooking is done. they want to go back to the store, and they're doing it. and the behaviors are returning to the old way. >> it's going to be good to clear out some of those weird covid dynamics or post-covid dynamics. >> thank you. i'm going to think -- i'm thinking about focusing the top of my show tonight on how we're finally getting back to just almost everything's back to the way it was, and that's why conagra is up. people want to go away. people want to spend less money. we're back. supermarket. >> let's get the opening bell at the cnbc realtime exchange. at the big board, destiny celebrating its recent listing at the nasdaq. five9, provider of an intelligent cx platform celebrating its tenth listing anniversary. nice breadth at the open. >> yes, and i've got to tell you, this is one of those days, it shows you, when powell speaks, everybody listens, and i think powell also made it so no matter what happens tomorrow, which i think is very consequential, because the e

this week, garamendi, gerry connolly of virginia, jared moskowitz out of florida introduced legislatione in florida to the donald j. trump federal correctional institute at low security prison, is about 90 miles from the former president's mar-a-lago estate. this move comes days after house republicans introduced a bill to rename washington, d.c, airport after the former president. talking about march madness, uconn kept its bid to repeat as a national champion in tech by surviving its first true test at the ncaa tournament, huskies got 21 points out of freshman stefon kassel while clamping down defensively in the second half on alabama, the uconn huskies defeated alabama 8672. they roll into the final of the final four tomorrow night. huskies will take on a very good purdue team tomorrow night. they beat north carolina state, starting now to women's college basketball superstar caitlin clark will take her final battle at iowa when the hawkeyes face south carolina and don staley in the national title game at noon today. >> clark has shattered scoring records during her four years at iow

connolly connelly and then mr. donalds and then we'll have these, just two votes. why not take long. we were recess. >> i think mr. moskowitz is ahead of me. >> we would go to mr. moskowitz then. >> don't worry, touch it. it won't be the usual. i'll try to get some time back. thank you for coming in commission. you've establishedou if any of y colleagues get ivermectin, i make it worse, , you make sure they get ivermectin. we'll have to like rehash all that nonsense. i want to your turned her tension delegate to the aftermath of covid in the pharmaceutical space. do you think it's appropriate that with also supply chain issues that america had during covid that we've not really fixed in a broader sense, but in a medical sense in the form of, pharmaceutical space she was to be getting a majority of her own over-the-counter drugs and wuhan? shouldest to be produced their collection we still be depend on upon wuhan, china, to making drugs that we sell in a significant basis on shelves in this country? >> while i mean, i'd say i'm not sure specifically wuhan, but the k

. >> absolutely not, billy connolly. it's not that i dislike them.e want to just eat my. >> you must have had. i think you must have had a bad experience somewhere in your just. >> no, it's just not in my, you know, live music. absolutely, absolutely . i you know, we're absolutely. i you know, we're all wired differently. we're all wired differently, aren't we? well, some people love the theatre. some people love musicals, some people love opera. i love all that. but i don't want to go to a stand up comedy gig. gig even the thought of it. oh, yeah. >> no peter kay, though i tell you, i tell you i have a bad word said about peter kay. he's one of the funniest men alive. but i'll tell you what i'd be really annoyed if i was the co—op. it's called the manchester co—op live, this venue. so i mean , how much have venue. so i mean, how much have they paid for the sponsorship of this and all they're getting at the minute is negative publicity, but good. >> i'm glad that they're really going through all the safety stuff. and you know, they're obviously being

tina martin, john lowell, marta lindsay, dan connolly. hello, my name is jose dominguez, and i'm a resident in the tenderloin district, and i fully support the cameras. as someone who has lived abroad in spain, taiwan, china and england, we in san francisco are far behind. other places have the cameras and they're saving lives. in the tenderloin, 3500 children live, and they deserve to inherit a city that prioritizes their safety. thank you. thank you for your comment. next speaker, please. hi, board members, i'm here in a personal capacity this is something that i really care about, the a big supporter of this project. you know, huge supporter of having speed cameras. it's really important. the one thing that i really want to get across, and i'll keep this quick because it has been a long meeting for us and for you, is the most effective character of a deterrent policy is consistency, making sure that once this pilot program is done and approved and we can start expanding this, that there are very little bottlenecks and restrictions into