we'll have reaction to president trump's comments shortly, but first, here's our north america editor sarah smith. donaldrump and vladimir putin — not friends exactly, certainly not allies, but able to work together. like at this summit in helsinki in 2018. mr trump seems to have a wary admiration for the russian strongman, and he says they enjoyed a long, productive phone call today, even promising to visit each other�*s countries. on social media, he posted... there have actually been over 100,000 deaths not millions. and he went on... thatjust raises so many questions. when there is so much hurt here, and there's so much funding that our people need. so although we have always been the country bailing everybody out, i think, at a certain point, we need to take a step back, and see, like, are our people hurting? people the return last night of marc fogel, an american teacherjust released from a russian prison and welcomed to the white house, helped set the positive mood between the two nations. i want you to know that i am not a hero in this at all, and president trump is a hero. it is all part of a ca

for the norwegian refugee council in palestine. joining us different online, a head on algae, sarah donald trump, info's a steep terrace on scene, and then moving an export to the us where lives in sold to find out how this will impact washington's on ice soft korea. by standing the tests of time, syrians at once again able to enjoy the ancient drawings in the city of palm mirror and in support. a big game coming up in your basic offending champions, right on the great face, mattress se will hear from the managers in sports, which i'm gonna stay the a february at the side to win 20 circulating europe is usually a cold clarity. and sometimes when the fact this is all 3 of those, and you can see why because that's where it's sitting. it was kind of measure these lines represent the when it's a cold with his drawing code after western russia, which being particular told recently, sometimes you get this on most the time you direct and in fact on tuesday is going to be disappointing. good belgium, in the netherlands, and presumably west and germany down to was the switzerland as well as the costs are

sarah campbell. the white house has attempted to clarify donald trump's the palestinian population. relocating its residents. would be permanent. the us secretary of state called it a generous offer to rebuild gaza. this is what is left of the gaza strip after 15 months of war. more than two million palestinians live there. away from gaza — relocate them to egypt and jordan — even though those countries have said "no". our north america editor sarah smith reports from washington. in jerusalem joe inwood. the statement he has put out says the israeli defense forces gaza, and that seems to be the way he's framing this — not in the way that much of the rest of the world has done it, as an attempt to force gazans to leave their homes he says in a statement that all palestinians, all people should have the freedom of exit and immigration, as is customary elsewhere in the world. another rather interesting part of this statement — false accusations and plots against israel, are legally to enter their territory. described the plan as bold and something worth considering. but reaction, you will be aware, around the

trump's order banning transgender athletes from female sports competitions. more than seven years after the grenfell fire, hello, i'm sarah campbell. the white house has attempted to clarify donaldr to rebuild gaza.

donald trump is benefiting with the people who don't pay any attention. i like what i am seeing because i see something. geoff: what are their information sources? how do they get news? sarah been doing focus groups which is since donald trump came on the scene, in the last eight years i have seen such a shift in the way people consume media. for a long time you heard people say they were getting a lot of news from local news. now it is almost entirely podcasts, scrolling on their phone, they catch things on social media. they don't live on twitter or social media but maybe they follow things about wellness or health or working out and they get their politics infused in that or in the sports podcast they listen to. the way that people are putting together their information sources now is pulling a little bit from here and they are this very fragmented media environment. geoff: you also asked them about diversity initiatives which president trump is getting rid of. what stands out to me and which of the way this group seems to have adopted donald trump's view on this, that diversity and competence are somehow mutually exclusive. here's what two people had to say. >> i don't

>> i mean, this is the heart of donald trump's so-called america first strategy and the intersection. as you note, sarah, of the economic and the foreign policy. positions here. donald trump made clear he believes in tariffs as a successful way to put forth america's role on the world stage. what you see here and what our business team is reporting, if you look back at 2022 using india as the example, you see that indeed tariffs paid to from indian imports far outweighed the tariffs that were being paid from u.s. imports to india. and this is the kind of thing that donald trump says we're getting screwed here. and he is looking to even the playing field. what we've seen so far is that the rhetoric doesn't always match up to the reality. sometimes he sees the backlash from the markets and we see him pull back and point to a different kind of victory. that is what happened in the case of canada and mexico. we will see, he says. this is the big one today. these reciprocal tariffs, if if a country puts a tariff on the united states product, then the united states is going to respond exactly in kind. we'll s

this is alex and sarah from also coming up, striking reversal us preston. donald trump says he's controversial proposal to take up a gaza. it's only a recommendation to our latest meeting to react to counter his plan.

donald trump took office again this week. swalwell has openly blamed in criticize the president for the recent major plane crashes. kron 4 sarah stinson spoke with the representative and has this report >> nearly one month into president donald trump's second term. congressman eric swalwell encouraging his constituents to stand strong at a town hall in union city tuesday night. our job in government is to protect people. and right now they don't feel safe. they see cuts to the faa and plane crash the latest plane crash happening monday when a delta flight from minneapolis crash landed at the toronto pearson airport flipping upside down on the runway. all 80 people survived. but 21 passengers were hospitalized. 48 hours prior to people died in a small plane crash in georgia. >> and last month, the deadliest u.s. air disaster in 15 years happened in dc when an army helicopter collided midair with an alaska airlines flight sending both into the potomac river killing 67 people. president trump has publicly faulted federal diversity and inclusion efforts specifically with air traffic controllers. however, swalwell places the blame

sarah. >> look, we saw that donald. trump got the trust of voters when he told them that he would fix the economy. he would continue to bring down inflation and he would decrease the price of gasoline, rent and groceries. he has done everything but that. yes. he talked about retribution. yes, he talked about mass deportations. but for the most part, we see from polls that the voters who are not maga trusted him to focus on the economy first. and so democrats are going to talk about how everything that he has done thus far has been a huge betrayal of the american people, because he has not kept that promise. and we all know that the economy was number one issue for most voters. now, in addition to that, we're also going to focus. and you've already seen democrats talking about this. you had senators at treasury yesterday. you had members of congress, at usaid really focusing on the massive overreach of unelected, unconfirmed, unqualified. unaccountable people like elon musk and his stepford minions that are going in and litera

sarah. >> when we talk about. >> donald. >> trump coming in and taking over. >> the republican party. >> and remake it in his own image and really making the republican party become the maga party, now, this seems to be one of those building blocks that has been remains and is left over from, you know, the legacy gop, which is to be, you know, tough on defense. >> you. >> know, to. >> be pushing democracy across the world and understanding that fighting wars across the sea prevents terrorism coming to our own land. so what i do think is we're starting to see a little bit of a schism in the republican party right now about everybody all in in agreeing to get behind donald trump and those war hawks who, you know, deep down inside, still have that, uh, you know, that bit of gop, traditional gop still in them. >> let's turn to the economy. that is what americans really want the president to to tackle when it comes to inflation, when it comes to prices, inflation up. obviously, he's only been in office for a month. so this is not something that he has done himself. but he said he would fix it on

all this comes as donald trump has been meeting the king sarah smith reports. in the balance.terminated and israel will return to intense fighting until hamas is defeated. the shocking, emaciated condition that all the others have to be set free very soon. and there was an uproar when they so i don't want to do two and then no, no. in the oval office with the king and president trump's highly controversial plan of it and then rebuild. we're not going to buy anything. we're going to have it, we're going to keep it population, forcing egypt and jordan to take how to make this work in a way that is good for everybody. there are already more than 2 million palestinian refugees in jordan. king abdullah knows that taking in even more as well as fundamentally undermining the prospect "let's keep talking for now," seems leaders who don't want to openly contradict president trump or risk the billions of dollars they receive in american aid. home are worried that everything — the recent relative peace, the hostage releases — i asked him about the latest comments from president trump the

donald trump took office. swalwell is openly blamed and criticize the president for his response to the recent major plane crashes. course, sarah stinson talk to the representative. >> nearly one month into president donald trump's second term. congressman eric swalwell encouraging his constituents to stand strong at a town hall in union city tuesday night. our job in government is to protect people. and right now they don't feel safe. they see cuts to the faa and plane crash the latest plane crash happening monday when a delta flight from minneapolis crash landed at the toronto pearson airport flipping upside down on the runway. all 80 people survived. but 21 passengers were hospitalized. 48 hours prior to people died in a small plane crash in georgia. >> and last month, the deadliest u.s. air disaster in 15 years happened in dc when an army helicopter collided midair with an alaska airlines flight sending both into the potomac river killing 67 people. president trump has publicly faulted federal diversity and inclusion efforts specifically with air traffic controllers. however, swalwell places the blame on trump writing on x,

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sarah: yes, well, i mean, even over the years that i have been doing focus groups, which is really since donald trumpne, so in the last eight years, i have just seen such a total shift in the media environment and the way that people consume media. so, for a long time, you really did hear people say that they were still getting a lot of their news from local news. but now it's just almost entirely podcasts, scrolling on their phone. they catch bits on social media. they don't live on twitter or x or necessarily social media platforms, but maybe they follow things like -- about wellness or about health or about working out, and they get their politics kind of infused in that, or they get politics infused in the sports podcast they listen to. and so the way that people are sort of putting together their information sources now is just pulling a little bit from here and a little bit from there in this very fragmented media environment. geoff: you also asked them about dei, diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, which president trump campaigned heavily against and is now rooting out. what stands ou

trump took office. swalwell has openly blamed and criticized the president for recent for his response to recent major plane crashes. kron 4 sarah stinson spoke with the representative. >> nearly >> one month into president donald trump's second term. congressman eric swalwell encouraging his constituents to stand strong at a town hall in union city tuesday night. our job in government is to protect people. and right now they don't feel safe. they see cuts to the faa and plane crash the latest plane crash happening monday when a delta flight from minneapolis crash landed at the toronto pearson airport flipping upside down on the runway. all 80 people survived. but 21 passengers were hospitalized. 48 hours prior to people died in a small plane crash in georgia. >> and last month, the deadliest u.s. air disaster in 15 years happened in dc when an army helicopter collided midair with an alaska airlines flight sending both into the potomac river killing 67 people. president trump has publicly faulted federal diversity and inclusion efforts specifically with air traffic controllers. however, swalwell places the blame on trump writing on x, quote, no president has had more plane crashes in their first month in office

our north america editor sarah smith was in the press room and sent us this report. conference with donald trump israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. a job with it, too. he said, "we will own it, be responsible for getting rid of all the bombs and other weaponry that there is there, razing all of the destroyed buildings to the ground, the 1.8 million palestinian people who live in the gaza so it's a lot to take in because it's huge news. no wonder, standing beside him, benjamin netanyahu said that saudi arabia has reaffirmed its stance that it will not is "firm and unwavering". i think you could probably hear some of the jaws dropping over there in london. i mean, this really doesjust represent a fundamental — a drastic shift in us policy. you know, saying... to not only move nearly two million palestinians potentially permanently out of that area, but then this is just so far away from what we've heard in the region. you walked us through some of those critical reactions — we've also heard from hamas leadership, saying that plans to relocate gazans would be a recipe for chaos and tension

when i talked to trump administration officials about this, sarah, they say depending on how tomorrow goes, as you mentioned, we could see potentially a meeting between president donald trump and russian president putin, which they have said they want to have in saudi arabia, happen sooner rather than later, potentially even as early as this month. now, they also tell me, these officials, that those who are representing the united states delegation are going into this, trying to make sure that everything is on the table. they're not taking anything off the table. they are simply looking at this as kind of a first step to broader negotiations. now to get into who is negotiating from the united states side. we know secretary of state marco rubio, as you mentioned, who just arrived in riyadh this morning. he will be there, as well as middle east envoy steve witkoff, who is more and more starting to have russia and ukraine fall into his portfolio. and then also national security advisor michael waltz. now, from the russian side, we know that russian foreign minister sergey lavrov, as well as presidential aide yuri ushakov, are going to be taking part. from the point of v

the exchange, but $320.00 campuses from gaza as a mass rejects donald trump plan stands out to the strip the carrier at johnston. this is sarah nice from the also on the program. i really believe the time has come. the forces of yours must be created. a call to us from ukraine's president of the us says you are in need is would not be included in peace thoughts with russia, the government protest and serbia thousands paid to the streets to denounce the corruption. they say at the depth of 15 people, [000:00:00;00] the israel and a mass of carried down to 6, the exchange of captives with palestinian prisoners and detain these. it was the largest release of palestinian since the goal is to cease fire. it was agreed. most of the $369.00 freed on such they would tend to gaza. others went to the occupied westbank and some were deported. of the 3 do, national is what he kept as was free by policy and on the holding for that, in fact is rather united with the comedies of the ongoing medical checks. so those exchange means more than 1000 palestinians have been freed from his waiting jails during the 1st phase of us, the spot packed u

it is where the campuses from goes up as a mass rejects donald trump's plan, kind of stands out to the strip the carrier at johnston. this is sarah nice from the also on the program. i really believe the time has come, the forces of yours.

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his trip comes as present. donald trump pushes his widely condemned plan for us to take over the gaza strip. still ahead on out just sarah. re or did you knew i was chorused, feeling the worst of a sweltering heat waves, the the hello we got the usual shop showers across the good parts of south east asia, which is where the recently has been down into indonesia. some big down. pause here . $72.00 millimeters afraid in that $24.00 as a typical kind of value for southern parts of the region more heavy showers, the average to the philippines. solomon i received some lot of shows lose on things and pretty wet weather as you go on through what monday wanted to shout was creeping over towards vietnam. maybe until allows maybe into time, but nothing too much to speak of here over the next few days. what's a little further south? you can see some. what's the weather coming back into borneo as we go 13, tuesday. the shower has started to ease a little further east was of the states. small tra, pushing down into a java seek some very wet weather along with the far north of australia. i'm pleased to say that so i wrote typical side

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sarah. >> yes, depending on what kellogg says. but really, it really depends on what donald trump says. nick paton walsh, thank you so much. i really appreciate your reporting there from kyiv. john. >> all right. this is all coming to a head as the leaders of france and the u.k. are coming to the united states. of course, those countries are now seemingly at odds with the u.s. on the positions towards ukraine. let's get right to alayna treene at the white house for the latest on this. what's the expectation from these meetings, elena? >> well, look, there's a couple of things. one, of course, is you're exactly right, john. he is at odds with both french president emmanuel macron as well as the united kingdom's prime minister, keir starmer, both of whom are coming to the white house next week. he's the president's going to be meeting with macron first. actually, he will be the first european leader to come to the white house and meet with the president since he was sworn into office. they're meeting monday. starmer and donald trump meeting on thursday. but look, one of the key things and we've heard this from both of these

are going to speak to donald trump, president trump's mideast envoy, steve witkoff, who led the negotiations in this deal. he's going to be joining the show in the 8 a.m. hour. sarah. >> all right. an extraordinary show of power from inside the oval office, from a man who has not been elected or had to even face confirmation hearings. elon musk appearing next to president trump at the resolute desk. the two men defending the deep cuts they have made to government agencies and making sweeping claims of fraud among federal bureaucrats, although they have not yet provided any evidence. >> we have this unelected, fourth unconstitutional branch of of government, which is the bureaucracy, which has in a lot of ways, currently more power than any elected representative. and this is a this is not something that people want. >> musk there in a baseball cap with his his son standing there beneath him, the president and musk showing they are united and focused on the task of cutting costs. this as they look to quiet, growing concerns about whether musk has too much power when he has never been elected. as we mentioned, cnn's alayna treene is at the white house. elena, what w

donald trump. and i wonder how much the complete first, second and third purpose of trump's presidency being retribution endangers him politically. sarahet me i'm actually going to sort of answer the opposite question, which is that part of what's happening right now and people need to understand this, is that because trump is operating by saying, i'm going to be retributive, i'm going to go after you. if you say anything that is a kind of menacing message that is causing people to not want to stick their head out right now and criticize these people, right. like elon musk is now has access to everybody's personal information. and so people are fearful of being targeted. i mean, if you look at why a lot of republicans are falling in line, like, i have to go back to joni ernst on the pete hegseth hearing, she got shouted down and people were attacking her so vociferously from the maga. right. anybody, whether it's thom tillis, anybody who makes senator cassidy when it was, you know, rfk because he has doubts, because he's a medical doctor and he doesn't want to put some anti-vaccine crank in in as as head of hhs. they all get cowed, rig

sarah, thank you. live from walnut creek. >> big story we're following today. protesters from coast to coast spent their president stay denouncing president donald trump from our nation's capital to our state capitol in sacramento, down to san diego and all across the bay area. the theme today was no kings on presidents day and demonstrators were clear. not only are they against the president's policies, but elon musk's influence as well. >> very upset about musk and his minions accessing our data and messing with the computer systems with their unelected and then not being adequately supervise. >> not only was there a big show of defiance in front of san francisco city hall. another group gathered along van ness in front of the tesla building in downtown san francisco. signs their red musk must go and greed is the virus. organizers across the bay calling the demonstrations that peaceful action in san jose. hundreds gathered in front of the museum of art before marching around downtown state assembly member ash cholera spoke briefly at the protest about resisting the current administration. >> we have to keep showing up. if look ships, part of cannon around th

ready ready us president donald trump agrees to pause terrace on mexico for one month, but canada and china are set to be here on tuesday. the carry johnston. this is sarah. from de, also coming up on the 39 people left garza through the rest of the crossing to get medical treatments. no, and the number is rarely agreed in the cx. 5 deal with some us the, the bottle football reeves, 2 dogs on the regains pots of the capital from the country, minute to back and support this on the greek island of santa rainy's, hit by a series of trumpets, schools of shots, and many leaving the foster day of market time, all united states has agreed to pause paris on mexico for one month. the tire self, 25 percent on goods going to the us was set to take effect on tuesday. however, there's been no change to the fees that will be imposed on canada and china. i also spoke with prime minister to dove canada. and we had a good talk in the morning, but i did ask him a couple of questions like, you know, banks aren't allowed to do business in canada and canada is very tough. canada is very, you know, we're not treated well by canada, but we don't need them to make our cars. we

sarah carter. look, both of you have been intimately involved in this effort and to see a change in difference with donald trumpable to me. chad, you saw what is playing out here in new york, just the idea that, hey,, we have to get after the gangs, we have to get under rikers island, we have to get these people. seems to be making some things happen. and mayor adams kind of put on his police at,'s got a police background and seems to be going in the right direction. >> i think you are right. this sea change is certainly what we see across the country. not only with the numbers, the number of apprehensions along the border or dropping, the number of arrests are going up. but also when you have mayor adams letting ice back into rikers island and saying we need to cooperate to get these dangerous criminals off of our streets, that is a change and that is because of presidential leadership and president trump and the results that we are getting and it has only been four weeks into this administration. so i think there is a lot more to come on the immigration front, on the border security front, this is really just

sarah, thanks for coming on the show. okay, so related. flooding the zone is a strategy that donald trump deployed in his first term as president. and in this second term, well, the floodwaters seem to be getting higher. since inauguration day. president trump has unleashed a dizzying barrage of executive orders and shocking comments, among them firing scores of government employees, offering buyouts to millions of others, threatening to invade or extort our allies, freezing billions in federal funding, pardoning hundreds of people convicted of violence, some against police officers. on january 6th, granting elon musk access to vast swaths of sensitive information. and that's even before we get to what we were just talking about. the president's new comments about gaza the strategy, something that trump's former chief white house strategist, steve bannon, candidly described during trump's first term. >> the opposition party is. >> the. >> media, and the media can only because they're dumb and they're lazy. they can only focus on one thing at a time. all we have to do is flood the zone eve

donald trump agrees to pause terrace on mexico for one month. but canada and china are set to be here on tuesday, the on kerry johnston. this is sarah from de also coming out on the 139 people that's gone through the rest of the crossing to get medical treatments. no, and the number is rarely agreed in a safe spot deal with some of the bottles of bathrooms. 2 dogs on the regains pots of the capital from the time remitted to back and support this on the greek island of santa rainy's head.

sarah live from day also coming up of the 15 months of will. we're and i'll, she, for hospital to witness the devastation of gone, says health care system, presidents and donald trump, to impose a sweet thing sanctions on the instructional criminal court for its investigation into as well as the war on garza, the silence. the guns stopped the escalation. um, you inspector general calls for an immediate attention to the conflict in eastern democratic republic of congo. within the 3000 people have been killed in days. the palestinians in gauze are a searching for the remains of friends and family members buried under the destroyed homes. while in 61000 palestinians have been killed since october 2023, including 14000 to his bodies have not yet been found. any, everything in the strip has been damaged or destroyed. well if i lose reports for the mix of symmetry in gauze, assessing or the ruins of nothing, garza for some, i will just get searching for clues. the used to oversee attend, preferably symmetry here, but we should get to the post or they come out of the drawing hospital. the it was a rush was thing place, but those killed buys, right. it strikes around 250 p

. >> sarah, it's it's certainly one of the most unusual proposals we have heard, even from the mouth of donald trump. it's not that the idea of moving palestinians out of gaza is an entirely new one. during the past year and a half of war, or a year and a quarter of war, there were questions about whether or not the gates could be opened so that people who wanted to go into egypt and could, and that there would be some kind of temporary refugee camp set up. but to the palestinians living in gaza, the key question is, can you then return? or is this just a mechanism for israel to force the palestinians out of gaza and into a place where they don't have a homeland, that the state that would be part of a two state solution? so what we heard from president trump was a vision for a glorious gaza with hotels and seaside looks, and it will be beautiful. and it was a developer's view of what you could do with a seaside piece of land. and we heard nothing about whether the palestinians would have the right to return. he simply said it would be a land open to all people, including palestinians. well, that's a

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s. president. donald trump agrees to post terrace on mexico for one month, but canada and china are set to be hit for tuesday. the commentary, jobs can. this is out to sarah life from time also on the program. only is 39 that people have left gone. so to the rest, the crossing to get medical treatments lower than the number is rather read ceasefire from us. the bass with a binary sedans army, we gain some parts of the capital from the current military backwards on the greek orleans of sensory news hit by a series of trim is schools of shots and many people leaving the u. s. president. donald trump is set to speak with canada is 5 minutes to this thoughts as both countries prepared to impose terrace on each other's impulse. however, there has been a last minute reprieve from mexico. trump has agreed to hold off terrace on its southern day, but for one month, a tire sofa. 25 percent was set to take effect on tuesday. however, there's been no change to the left. these that will be imposed on canada and china . the federal that trade war has seen global stokes full as they also spoke with prime minister to dove canada. and we had a good talk in the morning, b

sarah, but this seems like pretty obvious. first amendment 101. i mean, put this into context for us. >> yes. so during donald trump's administration, paula, he did a bunch of things that press freedom groups ultimately sued and took to court over. you'll recall he removed white house press credentials from cnn's jim acosta. ultimately, he lost on that case. they also went to court over whether or not he could block critics on twitter. the judges in that ruling said that twitter could be considered a public forum. and donald trump also lost in that case. it actually eventually went to bed in 2021, when donald trump was pulled off the platform. so you have a little bit of legal precedent here, paula, for whether or not if ap or first amendment group were to try to sue, arguing first amendment violations, you have some precedent for whether or not this would be considered a violation. and i think many legal experts would say it would be. but the challenge here, paula, is a verdict like that. we might not get that for many years. and in the interim, donald trump has very clearly laid out a playbook for how he plans to h

sarah and get on a jersey the as the saying goes, consistency fields trust. for decades, the u. s. has been a global superpower, but in just over 3 weeks, president donald trump, for us to build the trends and found peaceful phones. so how will the 2nd to and we shake the role of the us on the world stage and kind of the world still trust for us. this is inside the color that on change space that is cutting international uncertainty about what america stands for or what it's committed to. last week president donald trump proposed the us, take a look, garza and forcibly relocate palestinians. he announced terrace on mexico and canada with a now is the levies were put on hold for 30 days. money is still reeling from comes 1st when he withdrew the us from the wrong nuclear deal. a carefully crafted agreement with will pals to limit turnarounds, new career development. he will serve us to present brock obama's opening to cuba, left the you and cultural agency, unesco, and pulled out of the power as agreement on climate change. now he has defense salons, nato on edge entering it to us withdrawal m. s. members increase military spending, negotiating tactic, so not

sarah. >> congressman eric swalwell was very real with his constituents tonight explaining the hurdles he faces in dc working under the trump administration. >> nearly one month into president donald trump's second term. congressman eric swalwell encouraging his constituents to stand strong at a town hall in union city tuesday night. our job in government is to protect people. and right now they don't feel safe. they see cuts to the faa and plane crash the latest plane crash happening monday when a delta flight from minneapolis crash landed at the toronto pearson airport flipping upside down on the runway. all 80 people survived. but 21 passengers were hospitalized. 48 hours prior to people died in a small plane crash in georgia. >> and last month, the deadliest u.s. air disaster in 15 years happened in dc when an army helicopter collided midair with an alaska airlines flight sending both into the potomac river killing 67 people. president trump has publicly faulted federal diversity and inclusion efforts specifically with air traffic controllers. however, swalwell places the blame on trump writing on x, quote, no president has had more plane crashes in their first month in office

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reporting this morning with my colleague sarah ferris and lauren fox, delves into the democrats dilemma as they face their first real point of leverage over donald trump. trump will need democratic votes in the house and senate to avoid a government shutdown on march 14th. some in the rank and file are agitating for a showdown. as congressman jim mcgovern told us, quote, we are not a cheap date, but house and senate democratic leaders are being far more cautious about a possible shutdown. just take hakeem jeffries on friday. >> i'm trying to figure out. >> what leverage. >> we. >> actually have. what leverage do we have? >> they control the. >> house, the senate. and the presidency. it's their. >> government. >> what leverage. >> do we. >> have? >> but senator chris murphy told me democrats cannot waste any time in battling back against trump. do you think enough of your democratic colleagues are raising concerns about what you're considering a crisis moment? >> well. >> listen, i. >> think there's. >> no harm. >> in democrats. raising alarms. >> every single day. >> i do not believe. in this theory. >> that we should. >> sit in. >> the bushes. >> and

donald trump. >> are doing. >> it's time for folks to step up and get into good trouble. as i said in the a block, congresswoman sarahas always so good to see you. thanks for being here. and we're going to turn now to some breaking news. >> out of israel. >> where six hostages were released by hamas this morning. in exchange, israel is expected to release 600 palestinian prisoners as a part of the cease fire deal. today marks the seventh hostage prisoner exchange and all living hostages who were a part of the first phase of the agreement have now been released. the first phase is expected to end this week as negotiations continue for the second phase of the deal. coming up next, the fight for florida. donald trump is already throwing his support behind a candidate in florida for the next governor of the sunshine state, but the democrats have any skin in the game to fight for florida's top game to fight for florida's top spot. keep it right here. speak now or forever hold your- [cough] only took 4-hour cough liquid? [cough] unlike robitussin dm, delsym liquid offers 12 hours of cough relief all day or night. delsym, c

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donald trump and friends. >> all right. harry enten walking us through the numbers as always, harry. thank you. >> thank you. >> joining us now, cnn media analyst and correspondent for axios, sarah fisher sarah fisher. sarah, always good to have you on. thanks for being up a little later with us on this saturday night. i do want to get to those poll numbers in a second, but i first want to ask you about this tweet from elon musk. the corresponding emails that have followed all happening within the last couple of hours, asking federal employees to justify their work. and musk separately threatening on x that if workers don't respond, it will be taken as a resignation. i know you've covered elon musk extensively. i just want to get your thoughts. if you're surprised at all about how he is going about all of this. >> i'm not surprised. jessica. elon musk's m.o. has always been to cut drastically and quickly with any company that he's bought or taken over or built because he wants to get on the margins. he wants to make sure that the companies are profitable. and the difference here with something like an x versus the federal government x, when he took it over, jessica, there was li

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