crowley. for those of us who knew ethics as a friend, i think we still have some processing and grieving to do before we can collaborate on an in memoriam that is fully worthy of alex's remarkable legacy to the city he loved. preliminarily, however, i would ask that we also adjourn today's meeting in honor of ethics. crowley extending our condolences to his beloved family members, his wife nancy and his children jill, robbie, carrie and meg. our hearts go out to all of you in this difficult time and the rest i submit. >> thank you. supervisor dorsey supervisor melgar, thank you so much, madam clerk. thank you, supervisor dorsey. i also just wanted to weigh in as commissioner crowley was a friend and was a constituent up until two years ago when that a neighborhood with redistricted into district four. i wanted to highlight a little bit commissioner crowley's great contributions to the labor movement in san francisco and as a civic leader and civil servant. commissioner crowley at joined i see

president, michael crowley with the new york times. there is confusion today about the american policy in panama. i wonder if you could clarify for us. as you know, as the state department announced, panama has supposedly agreed to waive fees for u.s. government vessels. the panama authority quickly denied this and today the president, who seems rather upset, called the state department statement on this lies and falsehoods. can you tell us your understanding of how we reached this point of confusion and where you understand the situation to be right now? is there an agreement? where is the point of confusion here? we are hearing from employees abroad who are confused, anxious and panicked about the order to return within 30 days. there's not that much time to uproot and relocate from a foreign country. do you plan on offering these employees any more guidance on this process, and in particular, are you able to say whether people can serve out their administrative leave in their mission country, or are they required to return home even

joining us now, new york times diplomatic correspondent michael crowley.y, ruth ben-ghiat is here. michael crowley i've heard the word. neville chamberlain like appeasement. tell me what you're picking up from national security sources. >> yeah. >> well, nicole. >> that is one of the. >> big reactions. >> that we're hearing, which is, you know. >> head scratching over president. >> trump's approach. >> to this negotiation, which. >> is. >> to say. >> that from the outset, he is. making key concessions to the russians over the fate of ukraine. and one of them is. >> to say that the us is dropping. >> its support for. ukraine's eventual. >> membership in nato, which is a long standing us position. you also heard secretary of defense hegseth say that it was unrealistic. >> to expect. >> that ukraine would return to its pre 2014 borders, which not only includes land that was taken by russia in the invasion that occurred in february of 2022, but really refers to the annexation of crimea in early 2014. so essentially saying that we're giving up on crimea now. yo

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when she went up against joe crowley, and joe crowley was a very powerful democrat.eople said the same thing he was going to ignore, ignore her, and there would be no way to defeat him. but it turns out that's just not the way. you know, the traditional political gatekeepers don't have as much power as they once did. it's possible to reach voters directly now and to just do democracy the way democracy is meant to be done. >> we will be watching it closely. schweikert chakrabarti, thank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank you very much. >> up next, a golden gift that was given to president trump from the prime minister of israel. maybe not something any other u.s. president has ever received from a foreign leader. we'll tell you what it was next. >> lockerbie, february 16th on cnn. >> what's good? i'm josh johnson and i play for 14 different teams. in fact, nobody switched teams more than i have. but i'm done with all that. i'm switching to straight talk for good. they got players starting at $25 a month with unlimited data or free 5g phones with select plans.

when she went up against joe crowley. and joe crowley was a very powerful democrat. people said the same thing he was going to ignore, ignore her, and there would be no way to defeat him. but it turns out that's just not the way. you know, the traditional political gatekeepers don't have as much power as they once did. it's possible to reach voters directly now and to just do democracy the way democracy is meant to be done. >> we will be watching it closely. schweikert chakrabarti, thank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank you very much. >> up next, a golden gift that was given to president trump from the prime minister of israel. maybe not something any other u.s. president has ever received from a foreign leader. we'll tell you what it was next. >> it's the news. welcome back. but it's also kind of not the news. >> ten dana bash do that. >> do you know. >> there's three. >> lesbians on this panel? >> am i one of them? >> if you drink tap water and your balls still work, please clap. oh, no, michael, we don't fact check it. we don't care, man why? so the inf

new york times diplomatic correspondent michael crowley. michael crowley what does that mean? where trump is. >> saying. >> that the. >> palestinians in. >> gaza can go live. don't want. >> them for. >> a variety. >> of reasons, you know, largely to do with concerns. >> about their. >> own political stability. they don't. >> want to. take on large. >> numbers of. >> refugees. >> many of whom. you know, are looking to exact revenge. >> against the. >> israelis and, and potentially embroil countries that they go into, into, into conflict. >> but it also means. >> that. >> you know. >> president trump is. >> opening a new chapter in. american foreign policy. on the conflict in gaza and on. >> the. >> israeli-palestinian conflict. >> i mean, this is a. >> really pretty radical shift in american views. the biden administration flatly ruled this. >> idea out immediately. >> when the conflict. began in gaza. and no other administration that i'm aware of has seriously entertained. >> this idea. so it's. >> a dramatic change. i think it will come as music to the ears of. israel's right

but colleen crowley with the peninsula, humane society says there are certain symptoms pet owners canout for. >> there's no logical sense of symptoms related to and that could look circling around unusually maybe mention and then there's been respiratory issues likes excessive, sneezing coughing, excessive. this chart from the eyes and nose, maybe rapid breathing, shallow breathing, things like that. >> the stray cat, unfortunately had to be put down. this isn't the first case of a kept getting sick with bird flu back in december, house cat in oregon died after eating pet food tested positive for the virus. still ahead, more trouble in the sky. a plane. >> crashes overseas caught on camera. >> plus, an answer questions about the death of beloved drag queen. why those closer say police aren't being transparent about the investigation. >> welcome back. unanswered questions and frustrations coming to a head tonight. 2 years after beloved drag queens death. and there's still no explanation as to what happened and the friends of heckling are sharing concerns with us tonight. kron four's ro

i'm who and expend and unemployment crowley, room size and so lady. sometimes this may remain a deed or something caused because it may, as for you to come for the whole, gemini, will continue to be a passionate advocate for your condition to this very my 2nd point is that we had to go to waves of coal cloud and clear if you're in front of my sales fines, brunswick, by 24th of february 2020, to norma to quote, to ship movement further in the day on which pressure you, in breach of international go invited your crew today on which coaching reduced you have security order to level, once that guy got them, can send you a kind of a 3 years. no ukrainian not have been fighting. let me say of today we have a fight. well the country. so that's what i would ask for you times on any of those for those 3 who is gemina has stood beside them, providing so many tan, what's on financial them to buffalo military support. so that's the world's 2nd largest data after the united states or not that i yeah, i'm kinda exhausted. and after these 3 years, i can say and on y

senator, it is amazing that whether you call it turning over the rocks and seeing the creeping crowleyhings scatter or sunlight the best disinfectant in washington, man, they are panicking in the democrat party over this they are panicking because power base is being. they have used it as personal play thing and that includes billions and billions of taxpayer dollars that are gone, yeah, to fund outrageous stuff overseas like trans affirming projects in zimbabwe or whatever. also let's not forget fund favorite political outfits like politico and what other left wing rags have been getting federal money from this agency and there has been no accountability. yes, what is happening then, trump is exposing all of this. is he cutting off the liberal supply chains as it were, and the liberals are losing their minds. they are totally losing their minds. we need more of it. you mentioned the irs. i love trump's idea to get rid of the int internal revenue ser. let's make it the external revenue service. let's start making these agencies work for the american people. >> laura: well, i think sena

they made what ceo jim crowley called a big pivot in august.for big electric suv. they said it would have been too pricey. now they are going to focused on lower-priced ev's below $30,000, as well as something called an extended range electric vehicle, which has a small gas engine which recharges the battery. that is their new two-prong strategy. which is fine, but that means they have no new evs to sell. jackie: what does this new administration bowed for ford and other electric vehicle makers? especially with elon musk so close to president trump check -- trump? keith: elon musk's cybertruck is outselling ford's electric pickup truck. ford also makes one of the other electric models, the mustang, in mexico. if that terror threat comes back that would add a lot of costs to the mustang. there is a lot hanging in the balance with the decisions president trump makes. you know, the least of which that he wants to get rid of that $7,500 tax credit, given to ev buyers. caroline: a brilliant big take. go read it. that does it for this edition of "blo

we're getting a performance from rose crowley. can't wait for that. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. so scan a qr code on your screen right now. and today we are asking in honor of national guitar day-to-day. who is your all-time favorite guitar player? let us know in your answer. could he read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4. james, back to carlos santana put out there so good. my first concert ever with santa right? thank you, rachel. a group of wisconsin hockey players made us. but did i say that right was can't was caught was can a special delivery members, the green bay gamblers went to a pediatric clinic. >> and they gave teddy bears away for the teddy bear toss which happened on saturday and all the stuff animals. >> you know, they really helpful. yeah, you're going have a stuffed animal with you. you know, when you have to go somewhere to the doctor and team donated thousands. >> of those stuffed animals. very sweet. >> well, this is a forecast that is going to cooperate

but for more on this, we're joined by colleen crowley with the peninsula, humane society and spca.our >> concerning i guess to me hearing about this is just another kind of creature with bird flu. how is this? how is this cat diagnosed? >> we have our veteran a step that pretty well trained that knowing what to look for and they saw some some things. i think that this animal that. he came you know, pretty not feeling real well. we sometimes consult with the other emergency. that's and that happened in this case and i think mostly it's just a time for people to be proactive we want to thank you for helping us spread the word about what people can look for and how to do that. >> so what should people look for? >> i think there's no logical sense of symptoms related to and that. but plate settling unusually made decision. and then there's been respiratory issues likes excessive, sneezing, coughing, excessive. this chart from the eyes and nose, maybe rapid breathing, shallow breathing, things like that. >> correct me if i'm wrong. but this was a stray cat. that family kind of took a li

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rose crowley joins our show her live performance you don't want to miss.s, we want to hear you have to say about our question of the day. scan the qr code on your screen to answer today. we are asking what are you doing to celebrate valentine's day? let us know your answer could be read today on live in the bay at 01:00pm right here on kron 4. i actually my guy scooters so good about valentine's being run all the time and like nothing. i mean, nothing. i don't day. i had the whole rest of the year every day. yeah, that's so sweet. love that for >> well, here you have on this valentine's day, about 250 couples tying the knot at city hall. it's a tradition every year near daniel lurie officiated his first wedding since taking office. he did that this morning. the mayor says he was honored to marry couples this morning on a special weekend for the city because it's not just valentine's day. he was referencing the fact that we've got chinese lunar new year celebration happening and nba all-star weekend as well. i love that everybody got all dressed up and ever