so they're going to continue trying to fight this, anderson. and what the judge laid out in his ruling today was simply that they have administrative ways for employees to challenge this if they want to, not through his court. >> all right. evan perez, thanks very much. now, the future of ukraine and who decides it, which seems to be in question this afternoon. the president said he spoke at length today with russia's vladimir putin about ending the war, which was begun, you'll remember, with an act of russian aggression, he said. the two will have several summits, with the first likely to be in saudi arabia and on social media said that both countries plan to, quote, have our respective teams start negotiations immediately, adding, quote, we will begin by calling president zelenskyy of ukraine to inform him of the conversation. what he did not say, either in that posting or later on camera, is just how ukraine would factor into these talks, which again, are about its fate and future. here he is in the oval office being asked directly about it.

i mean, there's nothing left, anderson. it actually would make sense to most americans, but we're not palestinians who have been displaced, and they never go home when they're displaced. there is this trauma of the nakba. so but i think that. >> honestly, i got to tell you, if new york city was destroyed, i grew up here. i really wouldn't want to leave. i'd want to try to kind of rebuild it. i wouldn't be forced to move to kansas. but anyway. >> you new yorkers are very special people. so maybe. >> let me ask david. david, does this make any sense to you? i mean, we're treating this as if this is like a real plan, right? i mean, this is this is i mean, this is, uh, i mean, it's kind of remarkable. >> anderson, you got the core problem here, which is there is no plan. you know, usually when you hear a president announce something like this, and he was reading from some papers, so clearly he had thought this out. it wasn't just something that he blurted out when he was standing there with prime minister netanyahu. um, there w

anderson. and it wasn't a one off. he was reading from prepared remarks when he came out there and initially said he believed the u.s. should occupy gaza, should take ownership of it. and as he framed it last night, he said it should be a long term ownership. that's why those comments were so striking inside the room, because he wasn't simply framing it as a temporary relocation. as we saw the white house press secretary do today. and so really, i mean, there's obviously been a massive amount of fallout from these comments today. it started hours after he made them last night when it was about 4 a.m. in saudi arabia, and we saw the foreign ministry there responding, saying that there must be a permanent palestinian state for them to move forward with what trump and netanyahu both are seeking, which is a formal normalization deal between israel and saudi arabia. and so i don't think it's surprising to see that today. but i will say trump's middle east envoy, steve witkoff, who was the one who pe

anderson. >> but more importantly than that is the people that have been absolutely destroyed, that live there now can live in peace in a much better situation because they're living in hell, and those people will now be able to live in peace. we'll make sure that it's done world class. it will be wonderful for the people palestinians, palestinians, mostly. we're talking about. and i have a feeling that despite them saying no, i have a feeling that the king in jordan and that the general president, but that the general in egypt will open their hearts and will give us the kind of land that we need to get this done. >> so it doesn't sound like what secretary of state rubio says, the president said. but if you're looking for more clarity, here's what the president said just a couple of hours earlier in the day. >> i don't think people should be going back to gaza. i think that gaza has been very unlucky for them. they've lived like hell. they lived like you're living in hell. and it could be jorda

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>> anderson. surprised, yes. i mean, they are not directing elon musk in his lieutenants exactly what to do on a daily basis. there are no meetings in the oval office or the cabinet room where a president would normally send orders to people in his government. that is not the case, but concern. no. i mean, i do not detect talking to a variety of advisers really all week here. as we end our third week of this new administration, much sense of alarm or concern, they are following things in real time on social media, in the mainstream media as well. they like what they see. they like the fact that this government is being shaken up and is being shrunken and dismantled in some respects. so there were white house staffers who were literally a gleeful watching that split screen today of the the letters coming down at usaid. but that does not mean they're not surprised. they are learning things as they are being reported. but you saw the president there. i thought it was very telling. he said, we've not discussed much.

anderson cooper 360. that's next tonight on 360. >> the president's takeover. >> plan for >> i'm honest. also tonight, the administration's effort to trigger mass resignations at the cia. why it's happening and what it could mean to the country's premier intelligence organization. also tonight, my conversation with bill gates about the gutting of the u.s. agency for international development and the harm that could come from it in human health and american influence around the world. good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin tonight, not for the first time and likely not for the last time, with a lot, not for the first time, because anyone around for the first trump administration recognizes that creating news by the truckload has always been part of the game plan. >> all we have to do is flood the zone every day. we hit them with three things. they'll bite on one, and we'll get all of our stuff done. bang bang bang. >> bang bang bang. steve bannon, 2019 classic. six years later, that tactic flooding

anderson. uh. and, uh, the way that it appears to be descending, uh, it appears that they, the pilots lost control of the plane and it descended very, very quickly. >> stephen wallace, you worked with the fda for a long time, looked at a lot of crashes. this video to you looks like a catastrophic failure. >> it does. i mean, the airplane, as pete said, was in the air for 40s. and then we saw just a brief video clip that showed it in an absolutely vertical descent. so something catastrophic happened. so, you know, it can be an engine explodes, it could be a structural failure, or it could even be a collision. you know, again, uh, we're in the early stages of the investigation of the accident here at reagan airport, and we're in the extremely early stages of this investigation, but it certainly appears that something catastrophic happened that to explain that vertical descent. >> chief ramsey, just from a as you're very familiar with obviously philadelphia and also washington, d.c., former chief of p

anderson capital management peter anderson, great to see you, thank you so much for being here, whatts on earnings season and how it's collided with new policies coming out of the new administration. >> the timing is impeccable and we look earnings with a lot of energy. on top of this we have so many executive orders by the day and try policies that are impacting and sweeping in terms of the economy. it's extremely hard to stay focused on earnings when you're trying to factor in with the presidency administration is imposing reyna. >> it is hard to figure out what's real and what isn't and china probing google and it's likely all in retaliation into the tariffs the president trump announced. is it a real probe or is this a foreign policy attack and a move by china to investigate american companies. >> i think we can drive ourselves crazy going over this thing in detail isn't real, is it fake is it negotiation strategy. we need a compass and i think one of the main things we can focus on trump is inscrutable in terms of what is actually going to do with these negotiations but for me i

anderson cooper 360 is next. >> tonight on 360. >> a federal. >> judge rules that members of the trump administration are defying his court order. as the as the president and vice president raised concerns that he might make a practice of it. we're keeping them honest. also tonight, breaking news, the justice department telling federal prosecutors to drop the bribery case against new york mayor eric adams and later the president talking about acquiring >> thing like they're getting ready to defy federal court orders. and one judge today saying they already are. now, this is important because this judge's next step could be to try to hold members of the administration in contempt. and then the fear is, the president could simply tell the attorney general to order the u.s. marshals service, not to enforce the contempt citation. >> i mean, we are on the edge of a dark precipice where the rule of law doesn't exist, at least at the federal level. and that i don't think people fully understand that yet. >> that's conservative lawyer george conway laying out a scenario that would have seemed

devastating pictures for those following it online and on the air as well we are joined by john andersonretired pilot from philadelphia. john thank you for your expertise tonight i was most concerned about a possible catastrophic decompression given the trajectory and the angle of the aircraft descending into the ground. your thoughts on that possibility as we look at the pictures. >> thank you for having me and regarding the jeep decompression it is highly unlikely as the airplane would not be pressurized at such an altitude would be pretty much the same as the atmosphere outside if the door blown off or opened the pressure would not of had a decompression? >> any possibility of the ox -- oxygen tanks could've been moved back? >> that's left to be said in an investigation i believe it to be unlikely. they did find an oxygen tank on the ground so i am very reluctant to stay that as a cause. >> sorry i'll go ahead. i thought john made an interesting point about whether and is definitely a factor as its string of events that would cause or lead up to an accident and the first thing would b

cnn anderson cooper was losing his debate on musk and doge, and fema so he personally attacked governor crist sununu. tonight i'll show you what he said and what cooper did not tell viewers that the congressional committees and investigators already reported the government literally is wasting trillions of your tax dollars over the last generation. plus you won't believe what fema's own government watchdog just revealed about mismanagement and waste at fema. coming up congressman greg stuebe we're excite today talk to him but first let's get to this. the trump white house declaring war on government waste as keeping your taxes, inflation, and things like mortgage rates at record highs. the doge sub-committee held an explosive hearing on downsizing the federal government. let's take you now to hillary vaughn standing by live at the white house with the details. hillary you had quite a day. reporter: hi, good evening, liz. democrats have really gone off-script. they've moved on from calling what doge is doing a constitutional crisis to using four letter words. >> donald trump and elon mus

>> we don't totally have a full picture of that, anderson. we know there's a lot of young silicon valley engineers and people from that world of elon musk's that are here helping him carry out doge that are working on this project with it seemed to be about 12 people initially, two weeks ago when they first took office and doge was getting underway and, and kind of getting a look at all these agencies, it's not totally clear to us if that picture has grown and what that looks like, because we did learn today that elon musk is classified as what's known as a special government employee. and so those we've seen in the biden administration, trump administration, round one, obviously, he's unique in this role because he's someone who has massive federal contracts. he already had a security clearance. i'm told it's a top secret security clearance by an official that is kind of leading him in this situation. but the question that we had today for the white house, and one we haven't gotten clarity on yet, a ton of clarity, is whether or not those wh

. >> reporter: yet texas a&m livestock economist david anderson says americans continue to depend on an affordable source of protein. >> eggs are a staple. the demand is such that, you know, we still want to go buy eggs. and so that creates a situation of skyrocketing prices. >> reporter: a challenge for consumers at the grocery store that green keeps in mind for her customers, as well. >> i'm not only considering, yeah, the price that they're paying did when they're eating here. i'm also considering the fact that at home, they're paying considerably more for eggs. >> anderson also says this outbreak could be long lasting, which means egg price uncertainty may be here to stay. >>> next on the "cbs weekend news," an historic off-broadway run ends just as it began, without a word. ♪ >>> this weekend, a farewell to blue man group. after 34 years and nearly 18,000 shows, they are ending their historic run in new york city. it's where the quirky, wordless troupe became a global phenomenon. since that first show in 1991, 37 splattered more than 80,000 gallons of paint. blue man group will

. >> back that he walked into a bike shop in anderson. >> kayla unwittingly breaks open another case investigators had been chasing for 13 years. >> walked into a bike shop in anderson and shot four people and left. and they never found out who did it. he liked to brag that he was a serial killer and a mass murderer. >> once detectives have kohlhepp under a microscope in a private room, he proudly spills it all himself. >> i figured that no one under 30s. you guys would have been proud. i'm sorry, but you guys would've been proud. >> in a bid to avoid the death penalty and transfer his assets to his mother, kohlhepp cops to the 2003 massacre of the four employees at the superbike dealership. >> it totally caught me off guard. i never in my wildest dreams he was not somebody who was on my radar screen. >> i really felt like i didn't have much hope that this case would ever be solved. >> kohlhepp stumbled upon the superbike dealership less than two years after returning to spartanburg following a 14 year juvenile prison sentence for kidnaping and raping his neighbor when he was 15. he

joining us now is brant anderson, a retired u.s. army captain and former army helicopter pilot., great to have you with us. i want to run something by you that one of our guests earlier made a fairly interesting point. and we were up against a hard break. and i just wanted to give you a chance to sort of maybe, maybe help me unpack it a bit. jon anderson was talking about this idea that a second pilot answered the second call, directing them to switch to a different controller. that seems curious to me. what do you make of that, if at all? anything? >> oh, thanks, kevin. >> great to be with you on a on. >> a tough night. you know, i think it does show that both pilots were involved. you know, it is true that one pilot typically monitors the radios. another pilot's going to be on the flight controls. but sometimes it can get busy in the cockpit as folks are taking off. and so another if they if the other pilot was in the middle of doing something, that pilot could just jump in and make the radio call and off they go. so i wouldn't necessarily read a ton into that. but certainly o

anderson, a neighborhood fixture. greg is even more popular than his key lime pie with generations of customer stopping in. just to say hi, teenagers like that gardens like my mom used bring me here all the time. i'm like, how do you? >> i you back. okay. okay. it's awesome thing. but it also shows, you know, i'm getting old. instead of slowing down. greg is expanding to san ramon this spring to a space that's no longer underground. in fact, it's on the second floor. i've come to learn that things will work out as long as striving and and what your your gift this and less this gift that you the word has gotten out. oakland's best kept secret. not a secret anymore in oakland, justine waltman kron. 4 news. the lineman was out here today actually paid them. so you guys can see that they've cookie a. >> think it's good. the secret is out of that. all looks delicious. again. that was justine waldman reporting for us. kron 4. we'll continue to honor black history month every thursday with stories from around the bay area. b

anderson says the backup would be life-threatening. specifically on arnold drive and highway 12. >> in turn, creating what kevin sonoma valley resident and former east bay fire board member calls a death trap. people have burned in their cars in the oakland fire. >> and the paradise fire. you know that this will happen again, depending and where fire come striven. how stack up people are on the roads. those involved with the community study hope their new report bullied to change when county officials think about building a new projects. one big question is who you're building these 4 and how big can they be before there is a major drain. safety. >> well, a valley of the moon alliance or vo mna who funded this independent study will hold a community information meeting on february 24th. that's at 6.30, at near a middle school. we reached out to district supervisor, but yet to hear back back to you. >> definitely change. learn new things that i can apply for my own team. >> change forever. across 4 exclusive, bay area dance are fresh of

anderson says the backup would be life-threatening. specifically on arnold drive and highway 12. >> in turn, creating what kevin and sonoma valley resident and former east bay fire board member calls a death trap. people have burned in their cars in the oakland fire. >> and the paradise fire. you know that this will happen again, depending and where fire comes from and how stack up people are on the roads. those involved with the community study hope their new report bullied to change when county officials think about building a new projects. one big question is who you're building these 4 and how big can they be before there is a major drain. safety. >> valley of the moon alliance or bouma who funded this independent study will hold a community information meeting on february 24th. that will be at 6.30, at el mayor of middle school. we reached out to the district supervisor but never heard back. back to you guys. >> i see that was. neck. jump over the rail and one down the hall. >> and update tonight on that fire that started in a san

we thought anderson was heading to toronto, his final destination. now unclear pay attention, by the way, work wishing you all this later. espn also reports that butler has agreed to a two-year 121 million dollar contract extension. that's going to keep him with golden state through the 2026. 27 season. so this trade coming on the heels vsp and report from earlier today that phoenix suns star and former warrior kevin durant had no interest in returning to golden state. so they turned to the 35 year-old butler, who's in his 14th nba season, averaging 17 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists per game this year. he's also a five-time all-defensive team selection. we're going to have a lot more on this trade and the implications for the rest of the warrior season. coming up later in sports for now. up later in sports for now. >> lry excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a

so the dubs are giving up andrew wiggins, dennis schroder kyle anderson, lindy water, the 3rd, waters the 3rd and top 10 protected 2025 first-round draft pick that was reported by espn wiggins and anderson are going to miami for a schroder is going to utah waters to detroit. now. espn also reports that butler has agreed to an extension 2 years 121 million dollars. that's going to keep him with golden state through the 2026 27 season. the 35 year-old butler now in his 14th, nba season averaging 17 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists per game this year, stephen curry shared his thoughts on his newest teammate. tonight. going into finals. he's a winner. >> understand there's a lot of down there and really know the story as we expect to have a motivated committed. no, jimmy, that's ready to impact. our team. put it for the better got to work out the kinks of what it looks like. excited to get to work kind of feed off the energy of something new that somebody obviously. and, you know, dies. has a lot to prove. you know, in this situation we're going to try to help each other do that. >> so all

eva anderson, cbs news philadelphia. >> you go, girls. and of course go eagles.ight. >>> now at 6:00, we're following breaking news in san francisco where a number of people were sent to the hospital after a car drove in to a restaurant parklet. >>> plus immigration advocates taking to the streets over president trump's immigration policies. more on their concerns on a nationwide crackdown on undocumented immigrants. >>> a girl scout troop's first outing selling cookies goes wrong after several cases were stolen. how a community in alameda is rallying to support them. >>> first though breaking news out of san francisco where six people were sent to the hospital. >> this was at the corner of van ness avenue in 24th street that happened around 3:30 this afternoon. >> amanda harry live at the scene with the latest information, and amanda, do they have any idea of how it happens? >> reporter: yeah, there is the police chase that ended here. if you take a look over here, you can see some

of course, the legal option here is to appeal this, anderson, and to continue with the legal recourse here. but the question is, is he adopting this strategy of what you're hearing there, what we are hearing from two of his top advisers, the vice president and elon musk, about potentially defying these orders. now, there is some nuance in what each of them is saying. and this is something that i've been hearing from my sources and from people all day, which is the difference here. and jd vance's tweet that he posted saying about, you know, generals being fired or the attorney general is using her discretion to to prosecute who the justice department believes should be prosecuted. what he said in that last sentence of that tweet where he said legitimate power there, the executive's legitimate power, that is the word that is, you know, underlined and emphasized here because when he argues that it is there legitimate power, he is saying, therefore, the judge does not have jurisdiction over this and cannot tell them what to do. what elon musk is saying is that this judge who put this free

now to get butler the warriors are sending andrew wiggins, dennis schroder kyle anderson and a protected first round pick all to miami. steph curry knows the warriors added a winner in butler. >> we know who jimmy is. we have two finals. he's a winner i understand there's a lot of drama down there and who really knows what the story is. we expect to have a motivated committed you know jimmy that's ready to impact our team for the for the better. got to work out the kinks of you know what it looks like. and i'm excited to get to work. >> could take some time. we still don't know when jimmy butler is going to join the team. warriors are in utah tonight. we'll show you highlights of that debacle later on. and tomorrow they're in la to play the lakers. and then maybe saturday at chicago might be jimmy's first game. but he's been suspended so many times. he hasn't played in several weeks. so he's got to ramp up fast. >> we hope it works. >> but yeah. >> we hope we can keep him happy. >> happiness is. >> 121 mill. >> happiness is elusive. >> and certainly for him. >> yeah, yeah. >> for sure. t

now to get butler the warriors are sending andrew wiggins, dennis schroder kyle anderson and a protected first round pick all to miami. steph curry knows the warriors added a winner in butler. >> we know who jimmy is. we have two finals. he's a winner i understand there's a lot of drama down there and who really knows what the story is. we expect to have a motivated committed you know jimmy that's ready to impact our team for the for the better. got to work out the kinks of you know what it looks like. and i'm excited to get to work. >> could take some time. we still don't know when jimmy butler is going to join the team. warriors are in utah tonight. we'll show you highlights of that debacle later on. and tomorrow they're in la to play the lakers. and then maybe saturday at chicago might be jimmy's first game. but he's been suspended so many times. he hasn't played in several weeks. so he's got to ramp up fast. >> we hope it works. >> but yeah. >> we hope we can keep him happy. >> happiness is. >> 121 mill. >> happiness is elusive. >> and certainly for him. >> yeah, yeah. >> for sure. t

anderson, a neighborhood fixture. greg is even more popular than his key lime pie with generations of customer stopping in. just to say hi, teenagers like that. garden is like my mom used bring me here all the time. i'm like, how do you? >> i you back. okay. okay. so the awesome thing. but it also shows, you know, i'm getting old. instead of slowing down. greg is expanding to san ramon this spring to a space that's no longer underground. in fact, it's on the second floor. i've come to learn that things will work out as long as striving and and what your your gift this and less this gift that you have. the word has gotten out. oakland's best kept secret. not a secret anymore in oakland, justine waltman kron. 4 news. the lineman was out here today actually paid them. so you guys can see that they've cookie >> all right from for celebrating black history through t end of february. make sure to tune into our special honoring black history. it airs february 27 at 06:30pm. and some iconic san francisco eateries are sit to o

wiggins in anderson. going to get or excuse me, according to espn, a coin to miami that be something if they're going to espn schroder to utah waters to destroy the hope. you're taking notes on this. i already forgot what i just said. yes, be and also reporting that butler has agreed to a two-year 121 million dollar contract extension. that will keep him with golden state through the 2026 27 so the 35 year-old butler in his 14th nba season. he's averaging 17 points. 5 rebounds, 5 assists per game this year. the question now is, does this really improve the warriors? and if so, how much the dubs. 25 24 entering tonight's game at utah. they're tied for 8th in the western conference, certainly at his best butler can be a legitimate superstar. but are those days completely past him now? we'll find out much more to come on this news. turning now to the wnba where the golden state valkeries made their own news today for a couple of different reasons. the first up signed 3 international players jonelle salon, ca

anderson, a neighborhood fixture.g is even more popular than his key lime pie with generations of customer stopping in. just to say hi, teenagers like that gardens like my mom used bring me here all the time. i'm like, how do you? >> i you probably back. okay. okay. it's awesome thing. but it also shows, you know, i'm getting old. instead of slowing down. greg is expanding to san ramon this spring to a space that's no longer underground. in fact, it's on the second floor. i've come to learn that things will work out as long as striving and and what your your gift this and less this gift that you the word has gotten out. oakland's best kept secret. not a secret anymore in oakland, justine waltman kron. 4 news. the lineman was out here today actually paid them. so you guys can see that they've cookie a. >> that where have 2025. >> barry van stay here. san francisco. >> san francisco mayor daniel lurie declared february 5th barry bonds day bonds famously wore the number. 25 during his time as a san francisco giant bond i

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i'm anderson cooper.n "60 minutes presents," a break from the headlines with profiles of three of the biggest names in art and performance. we'll visit with painter and sculptor jeff koons in his studio to discuss how he creates his controversial artwork. then we join dua lipa. but we begin with comedian kevin hart. there have been plenty of successful standup comedians, but few who have managed to do what kevin hart has. h's built an entertainment and business empire. and last march at 44, he was awarded the mark twain prize for american humor, as close to a lifetime achievement award as you can get. hart's comedy isn't particularly controversial. it's conversational, with a lot of cursing thrown in. he tells revealing stories about his wife and four kids, his embarrassing insecurities, and his many shortcomings. on stage, kevin hart is an open book. but when we sat down with him last year on one topic, at least, he was a bit hard to pin down. >> "gq" said you're 5'5", the the l.a. times said you're 5'4"

. >> welcome to lee anderson's real world. i'm lee anderson.he reform uk member of parliament for ashfield. and joining me on the show tonight, we've got journalist and author emma woolf. thank you for coming back on. and we've got a new guest on, on the on the show tonight is our left in the corner. it's lloyd russell—moyle and he is a famous former labour mp remembered for this little shenanigans in parliament just a few years ago. have a look at this. >> i think, david, debate to be resumed. what they said. put it back. no no no no no. order. >> thanks, lloyd, for coming on the show. all right. we saw this week if you could stay awake long enough. we had the speech this week from rachel reeves about growth, about the economy, about growth, about the economy, about how we're going to turn things around and invest in this country. emma, did you stay awake through the speech? >> i stayed awake, but honestly, lee, if this is rachel reeves plan to kick start the economy, if this is her big growth plan, i think we should all just be in total despa

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. >> anderson cooper 360. >> tonight at. eight on. >> cnn. >> the breaking news and i quote all hell is going to break out. that is the quote from president trump who gave that warning to hamas after it threatened to postpone the next hostage release, claiming that israel broke the cease fire agreement. here's the president. just moments ago. >> if all of the hostages aren't returned by saturday at 12:00, i think it's an appropriate time. i would say cancel it and all bets are off and let hell break out. saturday at 12:00. and after that, i would say. uh, all hell is going to break out. >> well, that came after president trump said the palestinians would not have a right to return home to the gaza strip if he succeeds with his push for the united states to take over and own the gaza strip. >> with the. >> palestinians. >> have the right to return. no, they wouldn't, because they're going to have much better housing, much better. in other words, i'm talking about building a permanent place for them. >> that was a very clear a

. >> anderson cooper 360. tonight at eight on cnn. >> breaking news. president trump says he wants the department of education closed immediately. his words calling it a, quote, con job. it comes as an influential republican is saying president trump is not following the law after he purged more than a dozen inspectors general without notifying congress. >> the only thing i. >> don't like about the. way we had this mass firing is the law that says that congress should get notified. the president hasn't abided by that law. >> now, tonight, eight of those inspectors general who were fired by the president four days into his term, are now suing trump to get their jobs back. out front now is michael missal. he is the inspector general at the department of veterans affairs. he was fired and is now part of this lawsuit. so, michael, i appreciate very much you coming on people here, inspectors general, and it's important to understand that that those are those are people, right. your face, your name. and you're going to tell us about what it is that's happeni

i'm anderson cooper.agan national airport, near the site of the deadliest aviation disaster in the u.s. since 2001, 64 people were on board an american airlines flight from wichita, kansas, to washington, dc on wednesday night when it collided with an army blackhawk helicopter carrying three u.s. service members. no one survived. the investigation into what happened is well underway, and in this next hour, we're going to tell you what we know

anderson cooper 360 is next. >> tonight on 360. president trump says the united states will take over gaza and says, quote, everybody i've spoken to loves the idea. nearly 2 million people who live there might beg to differ. also tonight, the fbi purge continues. and now doj officials are eyeing firing perhaps thousands more now being investigated for simply doing their jobs. also, cnn's john king, all over the map in nebraska, where the immigrant workforce is living in fear and their employers are worried about filling jobs, most americans will not take. good evening. john berman here in for anderson and even a flood of news. our top story is almost biblical in proportion. tonight at a press conference with israeli prime minister netanyahu, the president of the united states declared the u.s. will take over gaza. own it, he said, and he would not rule out u.s. troops to do it. as for the men, women and children displaced by the fighting in gaza, he said they need to leave 1.9 million people. that's according to the u.n., 1.8 milli

let's speak to scott anderson. institution in washington.ormer us diplomat and government attorney. thank you �* being with us today. can you explain what the risk is what elon musk and risk is of what elon musk and donald are trying to do? donald trump are trying to do? it comes in a lot of different but specifically 77 eloh musk tv eloh musk doge team 77 eloh musk doge team as it seen elon musk doge team as it been called, try to act as a super—sensitive that super—sensitive system that manages a variety of super data, including protected data, including individual data, and congress has set up a statuary regime over the years to protect that data which bars them from it willy—nilly tra nsferring'it willy-hilly in the executive included in the executive branch, and that is what has been happening. that reason been happening. for that reason we are seeing judicial pushback, and litigation saying -, "mist ”ceres: 7 " ' w "m theinitiation t m. theinitiation is that what the initiation is doing with doge needs to be stopped. these are temporar

anderson cooper called the former governor of new hampshire the same body part.sense finds it interesting that when the left disagrees with donald trump, they fall him a dictator. now when they disagree with elon musk, they also call him a dictator. without the dictator. of spring in california g.o.p. chairwoman jessica malan patterson, the author of toxic empathy and relatable podcast host along with former democratic campaign operative evan barker. thank you all for coming on. jessica, kristi noem posted the following on "x", "i have clawed back the full payment that fema deep state activists unilaterally gave to new york city migrant hotels. fema was funding the roosevelt hotel that serves as a trendy base of operations and was used to house lake and riley's killer." she took back $80 million, because that's how much money was spent. but it's a claw back, and they are complaining. >> americans were very clear when they voted in november. they voted for this. we have a 95% decrease on illegal border crossings when president trump took office. he took action rig

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