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granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, peter and mary kalikow, cliff and laurel asness, the meadowlark foundation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. - dr. richard carmona, welcome to "firing line." - thank you, margaret. happy to be with you. - in november of this last year, you co-authored an op ed with four other past surgeons general who served under the trump, obama, bush, and clinton administrations. and in this op ed, you implored the new trump administration to, quote, "prioritize global health security and vaccine confidence as critical national security concerns." what is your degree of confidence that the administration is heeding your advice? - well, i'm concerned because there's so much chaos going on now in the administration that we just kind of shift from one topic to another and there doesn't seem to be a cohesive, strategic plan as it relates to issues of global health. and because of these misinformation, disinformation, confusion, the public is not sure who they can trust anymore. - well, the senate finance committee

granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, peter and mary kalikow, cliff and laurel asness, the meadowlark foundation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. - philip howard and will marshall, welcome to hofstra university, and this episode of "firing line." - thank you. - listen, philip, in november, you called in the wall street journal for elon musk, not to hobble government, but to make it work again. since trump established the department of government efficiency, musk has moved to gut usaid, gained access to treasury payment systems, and has worked to eliminate the employment of tens of thousands of federal workers. you have spent your life thinking, and writing, and talking about how to make government work better. is this what you had in mind? - no. musk is focusing on cutting what government does that he thinks is stupid. he's not focusing on changing and improving how government works, which i think is the bigger opportunity. most of americans think government needs major overhaul. so musk is right, in my view, that it's broken, but h

granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, peter and mary kalikow, cliff and laurel asness, the meadowlark foundation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. - scott lincicome, jeff ferry, thank you for joining me here at hofstra university for this episode of "firing line." - great to be here. - thank you. - you all are on different sides of this question. i wanna start by taking a look at how president trump describes tariffs, which are at the center of his trade policy. take a look. - the word tariff is the most beautiful word in the dictionary, remember that. it's gonna make our country rich. they cost americans nothing. they made a great economy for us. instead of taxing our citizens to enrich other countries, we will tariff and tax foreign countries to enrich our citizens. - jeff, why are tariffs going to make the american economy more successful? - look, margaret, the economy in the united states has been in difficulties for many decades. we need a new economic policy in this country. and part of that new economic policy is insulating us

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laurels, right? so you take every day as another opportunity to improve, to be better. >> in washington, i'm karen kaifa a dozen republican lawmakers here in california are backing president trump's federal investigation of the state's high speed rail project. they drafted a letter last week stating their support for the investigation. the letter comes after the high speed rail inspector general issued a report. the inspector general found the central valley segment of the project was unlikely to be finished by the 2033 deadline. thank you so much for joining us today. world news tonight with david muir starts right now. and i'll see you back here at four. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. you'll see the incredible new video of that delta flight crashing in toronto. >>> also tonight, this major new winter storm to hit. >>> outside philadelphia, the massive warehouse fire closing schools, neighborhoods sheltering in place. >>> and news coming in of a break-in at nicole kidman's home. >>> first tonight, chilling video of the delta flight on fire, rolling over. inside the cabin, 80 pasng

. >> reporter: across town, rick laurel's warehouse has been filling up for weeks with products such aseup, cardboard tubing, cement mixers, all from mexico. >> now it's going to get even more full, because now we have a 30 day window that both presidents just taught. >> reporter: you don't expect it to go back to normal, you think they will try to keep moving goods as fast as they can? >> well, with an extension of just 30 days, that doesn't push anything -- the only thing it does is pushes the line -- >> reporter: it doesn't erase the uncertainty. >> it doesn't erase the uncertainty. >> reporter: laredo mayor victor trevino says that uncertainty is something new for this city. >> that's what makes it different, and that's what makes it a little bit worrisome. this is like playing chicken, who's going to move first, who is going to give way first. we are the largest port in the united states. about 40% of all the merchandise that goes into the u.s. passes through here. so that's significant. >> reporter: even a small impact to a trade corrider with $300 billion in goods move through ev

laurels. right? so you take every day as another opportunity to improve, to be better. we've seen the technological advances in modern aviation just shows what the aviation industry has spent updating their airplanes, providing better guidance to crews. uh, so so these are the things that have made us, uh, ultra safe in this day and time, but still, let's never, uh, never lose sight that, you know, aviation can be terribly unforgiving of mistakes. >> that is very true. and again, we saw that here in washington with that collision. billy nolan, thank you so much. when we come back, russian and u.s. officials seem to have a lot of positive things to say. after hours of talks today about the ukraine war. but ukraine's president has a completely different take as russia lays out what it wants. >> it's the news. >> welcome back. but it's also kind of not the news. >> all the information on this show so terrible. >> have i got news for you. new saturday on cnn. >> planning to move? join the 6 million families who discovered a smarter, more flexible way to move with pods. save

live video coming from space shuttle columbia as columbia continues to orbit the earth at an altitude of about 150 statute miles. columbia, houston, laurelu're loud and clear on air to ground one. -the second day, i drive in to work kind of euphoric because another launch, another successful launch. you know, the flight director's office and the mission control center in houston is working with them. they're -- everything's good. i walked into the analysis lab to start reviewing film from the launch. we started the film at the beginning. [ rockets roaring ] we're watching this liftoff. you see the roll maneuvers, beautiful blue sky. we do the normal review, and we start pointing out all the things that we normally see. and we got to 81 seconds, and then we see this object come off of the external tank area. ♪ it moved down, and then striked the vehicle and explode into a white cloud. my reaction was, "oh, shit." ♪ ♪ -♪ you'll always find me sunny side up ♪ ♪ you'll always find me sunny side up ♪ [ music playing indistinctly on radio ] -columbia, houston. -turned off? -hey, good morning to all, and a special good morning to my wife, rona,

laurels. and think about helping to comb through the trees to identify infections. thousands are already helping. >> and that way we can get a better sense as to how many more trees are infected and look at where it could be spreading to to help maintain as healthy a forest as we can. >> oh, those beautiful shots there, brian, from the canopies of the oaks. let's hope we get on top of that one. >>> let's get into this forecast. more rain coming our way tomorrow. boy, this turned around quickly. there's just not a lot to this. so this is nothing like what came through over the last few days. look at the time there, 6:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m., look what's going on here. few showers showing up in the north bay. by the time we get to 10:00 a.m., they fizzle out. that is it. that's all we're going to get. so this is by no means any kind of a significant rainmaker that's going to come through here and have a big impact. let's get a slightly closer look up here in the north bay. what i can do is just put the rainfall numbers up here. this is it. these are the places that'll probably get rainfall that you can measure. we might get 0.2 of an inch of rain

just lost another mount laurel case two weeks ago before superior court judge. we need republican legislators. as for the better mousetrap i'd like to see us come back with rca's. regional contribution agreements. they worked before they could work again. >> i can't believe it but i agree with that point. but here's the problem. you can't wait to replace the supreme court. you can't wait to let it drag through the court system. you can't wait till we have legislative action. the governor in new jersey has most executive power of any governor in the country and i intend to use it on day one. we have five executive orders ready to restore the rch critic agreement and redefine what a housing unit is, and were going move these housing units into our cities. our suburban towns, middle-class communities, need relief today. by the way losing that court case a couple weeks ago, the judge gave us the opportunity to declare a housing emergency because they said in the ruling. we're going to do a giveaway and instead of following through with what they want when going to stop it in its tracks and lock it up

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as a disadvantage. in some ways, it's an incredible advantage because we have a wealth of enthusiasm and excitement that other, more seasoned crews may not have. -i was married to laurelrk, who was on the columbia mission. we met in navy dive school. she beat us in swimming -- the guys -- and that was kind of irritating. she was just tenacious. she always had a smile on her face no matter what happened. it was really beautiful. [ both laugh ] -i feel very fortunate to be assigned to this mission. i'm expecting it to be the experience of my lifetime so far. ready, ready, mark. -we were so excited. ♪ -i remember going into nasa taking a series of photos with my mom and dad after school. i was 7. i was worried. i was, like thinking, like, "how is her hair gonna fit in there?" [ chuckles ] she made everything joyful all the time. she was my whole world. -i remember the columbia mission being announced. i mean, i knew them all. in my class was laurel clark, dave brown, and willie mccool. we were all there at the same time. you get your blue flight suit. that's pretty exciting. i mean, "yes!" i've spent 54 days in space over four missions. most fun thing i've ever done by f

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minutes at least i that laurel i guess what i would say and to those members to the folks that sit here that you learn from john lewis and this is what i learned from the man is that as miles said, he knew who he was. he was genuine about it. and wasn't opposed to doing the work. and he also did it by action. i mean, there's so much hot in this town and we all know that. and you know who the blowhards are and you know who the real ones are. and i guess i am a former member. so i can speak freely, but i won't name names because that would violate the code. but but some good men and women here, there really that is. i'm so grateful to you, jane, for honoring this beautiful building and what the society does and watching john get on his knees at the end of my tenure and he's getting frail and he's the wounds of age, if you would cause a little good trouble as got down in the well and sat and and stood up for what he believed in and you know, and some members like what is this a theater? i got theater. i go, let's go over and talk to the man. and actually have a conversation. and maybe you get 2 to 1 of these. use. in that proportion you might learn something and and joh