joining me now is joe ellis. nice to see you, joe. how did this all happen? from your perspective, where were you? what were you doing when you found that you were being blamed for the washington catastrophe? >> thank you for having me, michael. i want. >> to reiterate. >> that. >> i'm speaking. >> in a personal status. >> not representing the national. >> guard. >> u.s. army. or department of defense. >> my heart goes. >> out to the families of the victims, and they don't deserve these rumors. i learned of this at 4:30 a.m. friday morning from a text message of a close friend that a bot account was commenting on his facebook post asking if he knew joe ellis, who killed those people in the d.c. crash. then someone sent me a link to a pakistani newspaper article naming me in the crash, and then i received a daily mail phone call asking if i was alive and if i knew what was happening to me. >> what sort of threats, what sort of ridicule, what sort of pain have you been put through as a result of this process? >> well, michael, i was not surprised by the hate. t

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musk is bringing back ellis after vice president vance said i obviously disagree with some of ellis'd's life. and when peter doocy asked the president about it, he said he didn't know the details, but he'd side with vance. >>> chuck todd, the former moderator of "meet the press," is leaving nbc, part of a trend where prominent journalists are launching their own sites and podcasts. >>> jim acosta, whose disdain for donald trump when he covered the white house was palpable, has been forced out by the brass at cnn. here's what he said in his parting words about the reelected president. >> one final message. don't give in to the lies. don't give many to the fear. in to the fear. howard: today is super bowl sunday. donald trump will be at the new orleans superdome. he's already done an interview with fox's bret baier, and that airs on fox's broadcast. remember when joe biden refusedded to do two of these easy sit-downs? for football fans the question is whether patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs can win their third straight game, never been done, against the philadelphia eagles.

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and that's really what was and that's what the headline says was the brainchild of these two alice ellis paul on the left, lucy burns on the right two young hotspurs working for the national american suffrage association. now that's a mouthful of syllables so everybody called it nasa and you may as well. so the two had taken over nasa's congressional lobbying efforts, and they were only in their late twenties when they did that. they spun it off to their own organization, which was called the congressional union, and then they merged that into the national woman's party. both of these two women and these pictures by the way, paul, 1915 and burns 1913, beautiful pictures given their age. oh, paul held a bachelor's degree in biology from swarthmore, a master's degree in sociology from the university of pennsylvania. and a ph.d. in economics from penn. and that's not to mention her graduate work in england. an additional studies that i didn't know this. the new york school of philanthropy, which is what we know today, is columbia university, didn't know it used to be the new york school of

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the other is marco ellis. treasury department officials were asked by the judge if those musk allies had distributed the fiscal data to anybody else, and they said, as far as we are aware, no, they have not. outside the treasury department, as far as we are aware. well, that's not exactly comforting. but wait, there's more. the wall street journal is reporting tonight that marco ellis has resigned from his position at doge because the journal found that he had links to deleted twitter media accounts, where he attacked the notion of indian nationals in the tech world and declared that he was racist before it was cool. ellis did not respond to the journal's request for comment. joining me now is msnbc political analyst and former congressman david jolly and judd legum, author of popular information judge. judge, i want to start with you, because this sort of to our knowledge, these young doge kids have not shared anything that doesn't make me feel good about what's been going on at treasury. what does your repor

. -- deadly ellie wildfires.hink what you are saying is it speaks to the gulf between accommodating a legend and disappointing a legend. like there was no amount of hair gel or backslapping or greasy char orm that will convince trump to see it your way, california has a 50 million-dollar bill to combat not flyers or crimes,bi t trump. i think trump has to twist that one on, you have to speak out against the bill for the back of itanyt. >> they negotiated that bill, a lot of fires were burning. trump, i would not do it in private.s we p i would call in the press and say,ri, gavin, do you have anyg to say? 2021 apologize?ha -- do you want to apologize?t >> he hates women,? he surrounded by women. this is also true, they said this guy was going to be rabid partisan for red states, he's going to save californiahe i, se southern california. all this stuff he said about him wasn't true. 2021 the last question is, -- >> the last question is, california ca amg running she's not running for governor expected to run for go

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ellie price has this report. it all happens so quickly. phones snatched in an instant. arrested and more than a thousand handsets seized. with a court warrant. or bluetooth tagged bikes. in the hands of a criminal, can call on the police to recover it quickly. being introduced today, a major piece of legislation that's been months in the making, that the government says is at the heart of what it calls its other measures include respect orders, court imposed restrictions similar to the old anti—social restrictions on an individual�*s behaviour, as well as compel scrapping a 2014 law that classified shoplifting of items theft, making them less of a priority for the police. which would be separate to current assault laws. the conservatives have accused the government of cutting the government's plans. the uk's broadcast watchdog, ofcom, has announced it

en texas, el distrito escolar de ellis, generÓ pasiÓn entre padres y estudiantes al enviar una cartaan revisar autobuses escolares y detener a menores indocumentados. las actividades escolares emitieron un segundo comunicado, diciendo que la advertencia se hizo por activamente y por abundancia de precauciÓn. >> en esos puntos de chequeo, los oficiales de ice tienen la oportunidad para detener a esa persona, es un beneficio muy grande que la escuela estÁ haciendo, tal vez el idioma y el lenguaje [risas] un poco alarmantes. estÁn exponiendo una realidad actual. elian: la oficina de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza respondiÓ de los autobuses escolares no son su objetivo, pero aclaran que si esto sucede pueden pasar por un punto de control de inmigraciÓn y los ponzinibbio pueden verificar el estatus de los pasajeros, incluyendo a los estudiantes. encadenados de manos y pies llegaron a la base naval de guantÁnamo, en cuba, el nuevo grupo de migrantes, el secretario de defensa, pete hegseth, publicÓ las imÁgenes en las redes sociales, y se refiriÓ a los migrantes como de alta peligrosidad.

um, ellie, do you think is that normal? is that typical to not have it filed before you announce a lawsuit like this? >> no. >> caitlin, it can only be the result of incompetence. it is 101. when you're announcing a case as a prosecutor, you don't get out there, announce it, and then file it later. sometimes you have to file it five minutes after your presser ends or ten minutes after your presser ends. but to have it go hours without without filing anything is completely inexplicable. look, if they needed more time to investigate this thing, god bless. take the time you need, but don't hold the presser when you haven't even put anything on the books yet. >> well, it was a bit confusing when when the attorney general came out and said she had filed charges against these officials, i think people were trying to figure out what exactly was going on, when and what what we should expect to be filed. >> what a bizarre way to open this press conference. and you just played the clip in the first 10s of this press conference, the a

that's a very different scenario for a civil servant and an employee. >> and ellie, how long could it take for the fight over trump's deferred resignation or buyout program to play out in court? and in the meantime, while it's playing out, what happens to all these employees who got the offer? >> so the pause that was just put in place by the judge is a very brief pause. it only applies until monday, so 3 or 4 days from now. but i think what will happen at that point is the judge will consider whether to lengthen the pause. from there, it will go likely to a federal court of appeals. and the other thing that we've seen happening across the country is multiple lawsuits challenging the same executive action in various different districts. ultimately, i do think this could be headed up to the u.s. supreme court. but you raise a really important point, which is in the meantime, and this will take time. all these federal employees remain in limbo. i'll tell you, i've had people ask me, should i take this buyout or not? now, i'm not dispensing free legal advice, but frankly, i don't know wh

conservatives have accused the government of cutting questions over how much cash police have to carry out ellie about misinformation and harmful algorithms. tim muffett reports. than minimal way, that sort of content is still available. molly russell was 14 when she took her own life. molly was the most adorable of children. i'm her dad, i would say that. so we were floored, shocked, numb... social media accounts. by 14—year—olds, was a shocking vein of dark, depressing content, content that encouraged molly to believe to end her life. since molly's death, ian has campaigned hard in their children's deaths. none of us should be here. it's wrong what's happened. we hope, will produce change. so, ian, ahead of this select committee, what's going through your mind, and what are your expectations about what will happen? a positive move forward. moves cautiously to find new evidence, and is not — well, in their own words, they move fast and break things. yeah! we've reached a point where it's just too many mistakes and too much censorship. the recent elections also feel like a cultural since the beg

monta ellis just walked by. >> back on the court. annual three-point contest, leaving this new yorker and so many others who opted to go long range for the weekend. glad they made the trek. >> it's bringing everything that you can want around basketball. all the stars in one place. can't beat it. >> you know. >> and tomorrow, of course, the big night. the all star game kicks off at 5:00 pm. should be a good one. christina. >> yeah, it should be very, very exciting. i'm jealous that you're out there. and i'm stuck in here tonight, and i'm not even working tomorrow, and i'm going to miss the game. all right, zach. live for us tonight at chase center. zach. >> thank you. do the hard job. >> right. that's right. you got the cool assignment, zach. thanks. in addition to tonight's events at chase center, it was the annual hbcu classic across the bay at oakland arena. the morehouse college maroon tigers faced off against the tuskegee university golden tigers. this was the nba's fourth edition of the hbcu game. >> engaging with hbcus is noth

i'm eamonn holmes. >> i'm ellie costello and this is gb news breakfast.ator ofgem. the average annual energy bill will increase to £1,849 from april. that's the third consecutive rise to the energy price cap. that new figure represents a 6.4% a year increase in the typical sum that most households are going to pay for gas and electricity, or fraser myers is with us now the deputy editor of spiked online. fraser, what do you make of these figures? >> well, this is going to deal a huge blow to people's household finances. it's actually larger than we were anticipating. most analysts were predicting 5%, which would have been damaging enough. and this comes amid other price rises, council tax, other price rises, council tax, other forms of taxes. people are being badly squeezed now. energy doesn't just affect consumers. of course. it affects the broader economy. this is going to be a big drag on growth. this is obviously the this on top of everything else. so obviously the price cap is for households. but britain is currently paying the highest energy prices

now it'll be easier for police forces in england and wales ellie price has this report.all happens so quickly. phones snatched in an instant. police! earlier this month, the met police launched a clampdown on what it described as industrial scale mobile phone snatching across the capital. handsets seized. contains stolen items like mobile phones, laptops or bluetooth tagged bikes. it means victims who can often track their device while it's being introduced today, a major piece of legislation safer streets mission. other measures include respect orders, court imposed behaviour orders, which would allow courts to impose them to attend programmes, such as anger management theft, making them less of a priority for the police. which would be separate to current assault laws. or bluetooth tagged bikes. it means victims who can often track their device while it's in the hands of a criminal, can call on the police the plans are part of the wider crime and policing bill safer streets mission. restrictions similar to the old anti—social behaviour orders, which would allow courts

my name is ellis.se teens may be part of the future generation of leading filmmakers in hollywood reshaping industry where representation matters. kareen wynter. >> kron 4 will continue to honor black history all month long. make sure u join us for our special honoring black history on february 27th hosted by bell and reyna harvey. >> life can change one day or overnight. we never think something like that would happen you. >> still ahead, look here from the teenager, 1, $100,000 with the shock of a lifetime. >> so cool shot of a lifetime from for 18 from the east bay jerad sunset half-court shot for $100,000 during this weekend's nba all-star game and 18 year old basketball fan from oakley was put into this shooting contest against nba star and oakland native damian lillard. the contest put on by the popular youtuber, mister beast and willard had to hit 3 threes wall jaren there had to do just one and he got it in right before time ran out. and that was his reward. just like a bath of dollar bills. an

gabe gutierrez and rehema ellis. thank you. >>> president trump is expected to speak with china's president soon. china announced new tariffs on american coal, liquefied natural gas, and crude oil, as well as machinery and pickup trucks. the retaliation came hours after a tariff took effect. the tariff that president trump announced for mexico and canada have been posed for 30 days but they announced measures to secure their border with the u.s. here to help us go through all of this, nbc news sr. business correspondent christine roman. it is a busy day. let's start with imports from china. what is the impact on people watching from home? >> the biggest category of goods from china are personal computing and consumer electronics. your laptop, your smart phone, your cell phone, your videogame console. those are some of the biggest things that are imported. they will now cost 10% more. you also have drugs and pharmaceuticals. there is concern that prices for generic drugs could rise. also for antibiotics. you also have

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doctor ellie galanis and her team are busy using it to boost the durability of everyday products. so when you put graphene into the tire treads, you can make it stronger, you can make it last longer, and you can make it more fuel efficient. scientists also tried it in concrete. without graphene, it tends to crumble a lot more easily, but with graphene, it's much stronger and they're adding it to medical gloves. you know, when surgeons do the snap test, they're trying to check if it will break. and that doesn't happen when you add graphene in. it makes it much stronger and more puncture resistant. researchers in england only discovered graphene 20 years ago and sees years of growth ahead for its potential applications. the clothes that you wear might have graphene in them so that they're more sustainable. engineers say it feels good knowing a little bit of black can help create a greener future. >speaker8>san jose is going to be alive with celebrations for the vietnamese lunar new year. starting tonight. we have a look at the festivities happening this weekend. well, the state of c

ellie galanis and her team are busy using it to boost the durability of everyday products. >> when yout in the tire tread, you can make it last longer and more fuel efficient. >> reporter: and they tried in concrete. >> without it, it tends to crumble a lot more easily. >> reporter: and they are adding it to medical gloves. >> when surgeons do the snap test, they are checking if it will break and doesn't happen if grahine. >> reporter: it was only discovered 20 years ago. >> the clothing you wear might be more sustainable. >> reporter: it feels good knowing a little bit of black can help create a greener future. >>> and long lines at >>> we take you to san francisco where the party is on this evening at the california academy of sciences. it is a celebration of black history month that the city is calling black thursday. the night life event is showcasing live shows including a street dance performance and african musical instruments and also features a marketplace made up of more than 20 black owned local businesses. thanks so much for joining us. the news continue at 8:00 on pix plus

>> while ellie allen will remain open, it will undergo restructures. students will be able to choose whether they want to stay or go to one of the districts' other high schools. >>> and santa rosa is not alone in its budget problems. at least six other bay area school districts are facing large cuts and in some, the possibility of closing schools. state lawmakers were at sonoma state university to talk about the school's budget crisis. students and faculty took the opportunity to rally against proposed cuts. the rally was hosted by the california faculty association. last month, sonoma state administrators said the school was facing a $20 million budget deficit. their plan was to lay off faculty and staff. cut several major programs and disband the entire athletics program. >>> a sunnyvale police has been cleared for the shooting that killed a teen in crisis armed with a knife last year. a probation report from the santa clara da's office found the officer was left with no choice but to use deadly force. the officer shot and killed emanuel perez basera

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two of those sources say that ellis privileges include the ability not just to read, but to write code on two of the most sensitive systems in the u.s. government. these systems control, on a granular level, government payments that, in their totality, amount to. ready for this. more than a fifth of the entire u.s. economy. 125 year old mucking around in that system. this is just a fraction of what the world's richest man, a guy that no one voted for, a guy who's actually constitutionally banned from running for president, has done to take over the u.s. government. and so democrats on the house oversight committee tasked, of course, with the duty of oversight, tried to do some of that oversight today to subpoena musk to just have him come to testify before the committee about what he's up to. interestingly, the committee's republican members refused to allow debate on the motion. and when democrats argued that chaos unfolded. >> mr. chairman. >> i think it's outrageous that this. committee will not even entertain. >> a motion. no, you state your chairman. that's not a point of order. >

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all right, rehema ellis. thank you.you want your eggs, it's not funny. meantime, in a new interview, president trump says that palestinians would not have the right to return to gaza if it's taken over by the end. developed by the u.s, as he's proposing. here's what he told fox's bret baier. >> will be a beautiful community. safe communities could be 5 or 6, could be two, but we'll build safe communities a little bit away from where they are, where all of this danger is. in the meantime, i would own this. think of it as a real estate development for the future. it would be a beautiful piece of land. would the palestinians no big money spent? 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, because if they have to return now, it will be years before you could have. it's not habitable. it would be years before it could happen. >> in the meantime, israel's military is withdrawing from a key corridor dividing the gaza st

the eagles you can't hate him because ellie is an eagle. anyway, think of it as a big real estate site. that's what president trump is now saying about gaza as he doubles down on america taking it over, eyes in the sky. cnn has learned the u.s. has stepped up the use of spy planes at the southern border. what it is they are after there, and winter alerts for 29 people, 29 million people across the country as storms after storm after storm hits over the next several days. what to expect ahead. >> i've got good news and i've got bad news. what do you want? first the bad, the news is newsy even more than ever. >> what's the good news? >> we're doing another season of have i got news for you. >> have i got news for you returns saturday at 9:00 on cnn. >> so i got you a little something. >> warming for him, tingling for her. >> should we. >> experience the thrill of bringing them together? say more than i love you. say i want you with me, yours and mine. >> top line. this is a quality, comprehensive exam. come again? you asked me to top line it

rehema ellis, thank you so much for joining us.e going to turn to former federal prosecutor and former chief of the counterintelligence and export control section of the doj, david laufman. david, did yesterday's hearing give you any indication of which way the judge will rule? you know, it's often you can tell by the way they're asking the questions, the things they're following up on. and how significant do you think it would be if the judge declined to dismiss the charges? when does that happen? does that happen? >> well, the reporting of the hearing yesterday indicated the judge was somewhat deferential to mr. bovÉ, even though he asked a lot of questions of the government. i will say it was extraordinary for the number two official currently acting at the department of justice to be appearing in court. that just never happens. and further extraordinary that they've been so brazenly specific about the fact that there this is not about the merits of the case. it's purely to carry out, as they say, the agenda of the administratio

nbc's rehema ellis is following this story for us.d one of their family dogs there dead. what more do we know about what happened? >> well, we know that they have a lot of questions that they want answered, as you point out that they found one of the family dogs at the home, and it was next to the body of gene hackman. gene hackman's wife, and found in the bathroom. there was also two other dogs who were found. they were alive. one of those dogs was found near the body of a raka arakawa, his wife. his body was found in a mud room and they say it appeared as though he had fallen suddenly. now they had a press conference. just a short while ago, the santa fe county sheriff's office, and they talked about the fact that there are a lot of questions, including the time of death. take a listen. >> it sounds. >> like they had been deceased for a while, and i don't want to take a guess in reference to how long that was. there was no immediate sign of foul play. i haven't ruled that out yet. this is an investigation, so we're keeping everythin

let's get to nbc's rehema ellis with more on all of it. what should we know before heading to our grocery store? >> one thing i think people should know is that it's been reported that this is likely to be a long term problem. we may not see the end to this until sometime next year. it also bears repeating what you point out, ana, and that is prices are high. you saw just there that the $7.34. there are some reports of a dozen eggs being as high as $12 for a dozen. that's $1 an egg. and that's really sky high, if you will, in terms of what people are accustomed to paying for eggs, what do people have to worry about? i think in terms of whether they come in contact with eggs or birds. most people do not come in contact with chickens, according to the experts. they say chicken and eggs are absolutely safe to eat as long as they are fully cooked. you don't want to eat raw eggs at this point. and who's at risk? doctors are saying that the average person is not necessarily at risk to the specific bird flu, but the highest risk group are those p

ellie, it's always good to see you on a saturday night. there is a big difference between reforming an agency, which a lot of people say is not a problem. go ahead reform versus a full on purge and targeting just agents across the entire agency. what's your take on all of this? >> yeah, jessica. >> so here's what donald trump has done in his first two weeks. that is wholly different from anything we've seen from any president over the last half century or more. and i include republicans in that. i include democrats in that. i even include donald trump's first term as president, in that it is normal. you will always see a new administration replace. >> the. >> political appointees, the attorney general, the solicitor general, the deputy attorney general. that's how it's supposed to be. nothing wrong or irregular with that. but what's happened this last two weeks is that donald trump's new administration has reached in and fired career employees, nonpolitical people, career fbi agents, people who worked on the line as trial prosecutors at do

passed at twickenham's allianz stadium. and has been replaced by bath's ted hill, including a debut for ellisor the first time, with regular skipper caelan doris out with knee injury. being a contender for the wales job. that's it from me. back to you. thanks very much, hugh ferris, all the sport. to meet his norwegian counterpart. between the two countries. on ukraine, said we will step up further the support we give to ukraine — further the support we give to ukraine. ukraine is still fighting, we must — ukraine. ukraine is still fighting, we must keep in the fight and we must keep them irrthe fighte- them we must keep them irrthe fightefler - them that keep them strong to secure that peace _ keep them strong to secure that peace for— keep them strong to secure that peace for the long—term. two peace for the long—term. as two nations, — peace for the long—term. as two nations, norway and britain, we ngtiigzj’ne’. rjn’riveif'eifitj’eritéin’. of? lead fistlnfi’z hnrwsyefie�*efite�*m’. we" - lead the netie’nte; hmwesf’efiiiérité�*lni we lead the maritime jointly lead the maritime coalition of a dozen —

. >> we received the wonderful news that ellie. >> orr and ohad were released today.e also felt this real connection to orr and his family, because orr and hirsch were both kidnaped together from the same bomb shelter on the same pickup truck on october 7th, and in fact, orr's brother michal contacted us right after shabbat today to tell us that one of orr's first questions he asked his brother this morning was, how is hirsch doing? because he had assumed that hirsch had been released long ago and his brother had to explain to him that hirsch had been murdered five months ago. >> seeing the. >> condition of these three hostages, hearing that orr had no idea what happened. >> to hirsch. >> that ellie was unaware of the fate of his wife and his daughters is just a gut punch to all of us that we need to do more. and i'm turning directly to president. >> trump and to. >> mr. witkoff. you have. shown that. >> you are. >> the only. >> ones who have been able to get this situation moving, moving forward. and my plea to you, our plea to you right now is now that you've done t

all right, katie michael ellis, thank you so much.for us. >> the deadline for federal employees to accept the trump administration's resignation offer is tomorrow. two administration officials aim to put the pressure on, telling cnn that workers who don't accept will risk losing their jobs anyway and without a resignation package to fall back on. cnn's jeff zeleny is live for us at the white house. and, jeff, is this a signal of larger layoffs coming? and what do we know about the legality of these moves? >> of course, that really is one of. >> the central questions. >> hanging over all of this. certainly among many federal workers who have been offered this buyout, if you will. >> to be paid. >> until september, if they do. >> not want to comply to the return. >> to office. >> policies. but there are some questions about whether it is indeed legal and whether the payouts would happen. actually, one of the the largest unions of federal workers is warning its employees now, 24 hours before that deadline, in a very explicit message. let

. >> you just walk here and see ellie james, b.b.franklin. >> reporter: ronnie jones founded the west coast society, a group of musicians and artists across the bay area that keeps the spirit of blues and jazz alive. >> al green, etta james, they all performed there in the early part of their careers. >> reporter: ronnie is talking about esther's orbit room, an iconic jazz club. while it may not look like it now, this block of seventh street known as the harlem of the west coast was the thriving place to be in the '60s. >> history got lost because of the downfall of seventh street. >> reporter: and that's why ronnie spearheaded the installation of nearly 180 plaques in oakland. >> you see this? they tried to get that out the ground. >> reporter: but now he's figuring out how to piece this all back together between manufacturing and installation estimating the cost of replacing the plaques at about $150,000. >> why come and take up something like that? >> reporter: lee ashford is an oakland artist who says these plaques were even more