committed to getting the best talent from wherever we can get it. public companies that had all white male boardsite and male and at least one a woman. you have ditched that commitment. why is that? a change of behaviour, a change in focus. of views on that board. it's served its purpose. going for three centuries, but is now under threat. the midlands since the 1700s. many of the historic businesses struggle for survival. to call in administrators — with the loss of 83 jobs. of the ceramics industry and then continue to punish it from gas to electricity. is so high and indeed the infrastructure because they must use gas. hydrogen infrastructure isn't there as an alternative to lng. yeah, absolutely. what we're looking for is a government that stops and support the industry, help it to move to electrification so ensure that there's a grid there that they can connect to, playing field. plenty more business stories on website. do take a eur website. £29 take, a lee's... the bbc app. i'll be ilii, ind in a moment with back, in a moment with more news shell beck in e mement with more news shell and i

oh gosh. >> oh. >> gosh. >> you could be responsible for taking out the white board. you could be responsible for the next 8020 trump issue. >> that's true. >> all right. this will debut old man scott tonight. i did not like the bright headlights on modern cars. i drive down the road. i look at these headlights. i am completely blinded by them. i don't understand the technology or why it's happening. i just know that i cannot see. can we please have headlights like what we had when i got my driver's license, and which enabled me to both see the car and the road and not drive off into the side of a ditch. bad bright headlights. >> you know, i think you're right about that. those types of headlights, they're designed for you as the driver to be able to see, but nobody else can see on the road. >> insane. it's even worse. >> glare. terrible, guys. >> great job. i would vote for every single one of you. >> only. >> only for only for your executive actions. >> it was the worst. >> and thank you for watching news night. cnn's coverage continues

and he had 2 kids as long as white board. so everybody was very much move by, by his time in the, by the, you mean you manage area situation. so we try that, you know, to catch the attention of us so sorry t. so i rode several times as a special invoice for hostages to the us presidents. and i tried to too many people in the us send it to, to, to make, i mean, i would say, and that's nice to know what sewage was to, with the um, seeing us the potential um, kind of dates for full force. wow. so getting closer to jeanette is getting closer to the 2 i tony's to us. so tony's a to former and 4 inches us presidential hostage is the boy in charge of us securities and just to explain, but my clients using no sense such as no but on hands. and that's the very much these are to be to be exchanged into, decided by co well, that's the vin, to another aspect of today's development, so to speak, to professor of economics politics opposite mary's college california. jack ross, miss. thank you for your time today, sir. the rubel is rising,

and he had 2 kids as mostly as white board. so everybody was very much mood losing the mileage. we have been lobbying for a solution, but it has been a one way effort. we have not received any concrete answers or solutions from the other side. we will simply lobbying to get our client released abuto and there was a court hearing on tuesday. unfortunately, the judge made the hearing secret. we are still awaiting further information about the status of our client. the russian government has clearly stated that this is a gesture of goodwill that has been positively received by the american government . mister photo met with from the white house, which is a positive development, and they have even linked it to military operations. and the, and i see this is a positive step towards peace. i am optimistic that all this will lead to a positive outcome. the fact is that the government keeps these deals secret. for the past few months, we have been actively lobbying for our clients release using various means, including amnesty dropping charges and exchange. and the presidential potter i

so what i'm gonna do is go to the white board and just begin to walk into this because i just know god is saying something to the church and the body of christ at this time. so what i am gonna do is attempt to draw a picture of the united states here. and we recognize it just kind of looks something like this. and you've got all the little things about it. and, so this is america, okay. praise the lord. we recognize this is the usa. back in 2020, i had a visitation, more like a vision, a day vision, where i saw an angel standing over america, and it was called red, white, and blue. and i just saw it. and this angel is standing here on the land alone. the angel was alone. and then i noticed over to the side there was another angelic character, but its colors and its name was white, and blue. and i saw this and i recognized, okay, this angel represents israel. it's one of the things i love about this network, and, joni, what you do, is you stand with this nation unlike, honestly, unlike any place i'd ever seen before. and so i believe this is a saving grace from this nation. i was asking

and he had 2 kids as mostly as white board. so everybody was very much moved by the, by just find me the by so you mean humanitarian situation. so we try that, you know, to catch it, mention of us, so sorry t. so i rode several times as a special invoice for hostages to the us. presidents and i tried to, to med people in the us and to, to, to, to make, i mean, i would say, and that's nice to know what to, to august, or if you need a seen us the potential candidates for full force. wow. so getting closer to genetic, he's getting closer to and to i tony's to us. so tony's a to former and 4 inches us presidential hostage is people in charge of us securities and just to explain, but my clients, these nino sounds such as noble that on hands and it's at the very much these are to be to be exchange and to be signed by cold. well that's cross live now. i to former director of inter governmental affairs for the us trade representative steve gail to get his thoughts. steve griffith see you. so here we have the 1st talk between sitting us

. >> you could be responsible for the white board. you could be responsible for the next 8020 trump issue. >> that's true. >> all right. this will debut old man scott tonight. i did not like the bright headlights on modern cars. i drive down the road. i look at these headlights. i am completely blinded by them. i don't understand the technology or why it's happening. i just know that i cannot see. can we please have headlights like what we had when i got my driver's license, and which enabled me to both see the car and the road and not drive off into the side of a ditch. bad. bright headlights. >> you know, i think you're right about that. those types of headlights, they're designed for you as the driver to be able to see, but nobody else can see on the. >> road. insane. it's even worse. >> glare. terrible, guys. >> great job. i would vote for every single one of >> breaking news tonight. president trump's doj looks to bail out new york city mayor eric adams with a stunning order to drop his corruption case. former mayor bill de blasi

white from. >> the ufc on his board. right. >> mark zuckerberg. >> has gone. beyond all in.er business leaders that have done more than comply? right. how are they feeling going forward? watching not 24. >> hours. >> after after. >> the plane crash, donald trump up there blaming die like are. >> they do they realize. >> what they've just bought into? >> yeah. >> i think it goes back to elon musk again. all roads go back to elon musk. when you think about his proximity to the president and how he's camped out in the white house or mar-a-lago, you know, mark zuckerberg and elon musk do not get along. and mark zuckerberg, you know, think about all the conflicts of interest, right? so we've seen all those ceos go down there. they're worried about him being this close, right. given these companies that he has. and they kind of all compete. right. >> so if you think about. >> meta competes with twitter, you have sam altman, who was just down at the white house who runs a really important company called openai. they're raising money right now at $330 billion. right. >> he's giving

. >> you could be responsible for taking out the white board. you could be responsible for the next 8020 trump issue. >> that's true. >> all right. this will debut old man scott tonight. i did not like the bright headlights on modern cars. i drive down the road. i look at these headlights. i am completely blinded by them. i don't understand the technology or why it's happening. i just know that i cannot see. can we please have headlights like what we had when i got my driver's license, and which enabled me to both see the car and the road and not drive off into the side of a ditch. bad bright headlights. >> you know, i think you're right about that. those types of headlights, they're designed for you as the driver to be able to see, but nobody else can see on the road. >> insane. it's even worse. >> glare. terrible, guys. >> great job. i would vote for every single one of you. >> only. >> only for only for your executive actions. >> it was the worst. >> and thank you for watching news night. cnn's coverage continues next. >> tonight on 360. a fe

board of trustees. the president took issue with drag events and said they would stop. the kennedy center said it did not receive any official communications from the white but that some individual board members received termination notices. trump's signed an executive order to prioritize the resettlement of white south africans in the u.s. he alleged that white south africans are now the target of oppression by the country's government. claiming a new south african law allows seizure of their land. elon musk has previously criticized the south that -- south african government as antiwhite. in the middle east come the fragile cease-fire between israel and hamas has held up through the latest round of hostage and prisoner exchanges. three israeli hostages were headed over to the retina -- red cross today. benjamin netanyahu said their shocking frailty will not go on address. shortly after the hostages were returned, israel released 183 palestinian prisoners and detainees. seven prisoners convicted of the most serious crimes will be transferred to egypt. authorities are racing to capture the wreckage of a small commuter plane that crashed off of the coast

goldman sachs ending its policy of not taking, based public that have all white male boards. they would only if it included two diverse board member's include one woman. goldman the latest of many companies rethinking di -- d.e.i. policies of the trump election victory. that's your brief. >> appreciated. up next on the program. elon musk in the oval office. >> transparency is what builds trust. not somebody just asserting trust. not summary saying they are trustworthy. you can see what's going on. and you can see it doing something the benefits when my companies were not. it's totally obvious. >> terry haines a pangea policy live from new york city this morning, good morning. ♪ ♪♪ only servicenow connects every corner of your business, putting ai to work for people. pfft ... every corner? every corner, nick. ow! so kate in hr ... hey kate. can focus on people, not process. oh actually, i have a question ... keep up, nick. do you have to be sick to take a sick day? patty in it is using ai agents to deal with the small stuff, so she can work on the big stuff. agents like secret

china 10% acrows the board. whitecials say the tariffs end with canada and mexico help stop illegal migration and stop americans from dying of fentanyl. >> this isn't a trade war with canada or mexico or china. this is about fentanyl. we have a mass invasion of our country, we lose almost 300 people a day to overdose deaths in this country. that's a tragedy. president trump wants it to end. >> president trump spoke with the prime minister of canada at about 9:00 a.m. eastern time this morning. plans to speak again at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. he spoke with the president of mexico. democrats are pouncing on the fear that tariffs will cause higher prices. >> again, we're now in a trade war with mexico and canada. for the american people, it will now be a war between prices and their paychecks. that is the last thing we need. so if you think that this is good, if someone tries to convince you, president trump or anyone else this is good for the american family i have a bridge in brooklyn i can sell you. >> we have not seen

. >> [indiscernible] >> the question is, has anyone from the white house reached out to me or board members? i won't speak for other board members. the chair did a briefing yesterday. it was discussed and they gave some information. i have not received any contact. i will go back to something we talked about earlier -- ntsb is an independent bipartisan board. our job is to find the facts. more importantly our job is to make sure this tragedy does not happen again, regardless of >> c-span "washington journal" our live forum to discuss the latest issues in government, politics and public policy. from washington and across the country. coming up saturday morning, "wall street journal" immigration policy reporter covers the latest in the trump's administration immigration efforts. and secretary of state marco rubio trip to central america under the new straying. "washington journal" joining the conversation live saturday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span. org. >> if you have missed c-span coverage find it any time at c-span organ other events feature markers that guide you. thes

. >> [indiscernible] >> the question is, has anyone from the white house reached out to me or board members? i won't speak for other board members. the chair did a briefing yesterday. it was discussed and they gave some information. i have not received any contact. i will go back to something we talked about earlier -- ntsb is an independent bipartisan board. our job is to find the facts. more importantly our job is to make sure this tragedy does not happen again, regardless of

canada, 10% on energy from canada including that reduced rate china will see 10% across the board tariffs whiteelling me the tariffs end when canada mexico help stop illegal migration as well as stop americas dying of fentanyl executive orders say challenge threatens fabric of our he sort. we may have short term little pain, but long term the united states has been ripped off by i virtually every kin in the world we have deficits with almost every country not every country but almost we are going to change it. >> could escalate into trade war canada announce 25% retaliation tariffs on 155 billion u.s. exports including alcohol fruits mexican president instructed economic second to prepare a response includes retaliation chinese ministry of consumers says will file a lawsuit with wto for wrongful practices democrats criticized universal tariffs. >> this is not what american economy needs right now i favor targeted tariffs for things like china's steel duplicateing that effect on iron, minus minnesota throughout the country i favor these targeted tariffs but he is not choosing a chisel he is usin

board. in a press release from the white house on thursday, trump announced the list of new additions to theuse chief of staff siouxsie wiles, wiles mother. for some reason, cheri summerall and deputy white house chief of staff dan scavino, who used to do his twitter. allison lutnick, the wife of howard lutnick, trump's soon to be confirmed secretary of commerce and trump's presidential personnel office director sergio gore also earned a spot on the board, according to cnn. the move is prompted several artists, such as shonda rimes, to resign from their roles at the kennedy center. performers are also bowing out today. the actress and comedian issa rae announced that she was canceling an engagement next month at the kennedy center called an evening with issa rae. she said that tickets would be refunded. rae wrote on instagram quote, unfortunately, due to what i believe to be an infringement on the values of an institution that has faithfully celebrated artists of all backgrounds through all mediums, i have decided to cancel my appearance at this venue. low cut connie, the philadelphia rock a

but keith would have to make concessions. unofficial reports from the white house almost exactly 3 years since the board and ukraine started. donald trump believes he can bring it to an end, pushing both sides to start piece talk. i think they have to make peace, that people are being killed and i think they have to make peace. i showed that was not a good way to go into and i think they have to make peace. that's what i'd say. to campaign see he could negotiate a piece deal. there's new defend 6th street, giving me too. i like an idea of what that me look like. we want like you, a sovereign and prosperous ukraine, a. but we must start by recognizing that returning to ukraine's pre 2014 borders is an unrealistic objective. chasing this, illusionary goal will only prolong the war and caused more suffering from spoke of letting me put in for 19 minutes and wait and see. you told social media, we both agreed we want to stop the millions of deaths taking place in the war with russia. ukraine president puts in even use my very strong campaign model of common sense. we both believe very strongly. we agreed to

mexico with energy from candida at a reduced tariff rate of 10% china will see across-the-board 10% tariffs, the whiteial said they will end with candida and mexico to stop illegal migration as well as american sign of fentanyl. >> this is not a trade war with candida, mexico or china, this is fentanyl we have mass invasion of our country and we've been taking mass casualties we lose almost 300 people a day to overdose in this country that's a tragedy president trump wanted to end. >> president trump spoke minutes ago with the canadian prime minister plans to do it again at 3:00 p.m. eastern time and he will also talk with the mexican president this morning. democrats pouncing on the field the tariffs will cause higher prices. >> again we are now in the trade war with mexico and canada and the american people it will now be a war between prices and their paychecks, that is the last thing that we need. if you think that this is good and if someone tries to convince you, president trump or anyone else that this is good for the american family i have a bridge in brooklyn i can sell you. >> we have not se

trump voters, celebrating their strength as young men, and i'm talking about white men, latino men, black men, across-the-boardsing three of these white men. it's obviously huge issue with me. federman himself. first of all, the evolution and recovery of him mentally, physically, even politically has been incredible to watch, and i'm so happy for. i really appreciative -- i'm so happy for him. i've really appreciated listening to him, the last year specifically. he said the 2024 election was a gut check for democrats, and "the washington post" article today or yesterday came out where they were interviewing historic democrats who voted for trump this year, and they essentially said "they lost us with the drag shows and some of the school curriculum and the tampons and boys bathrooms, the men in women's sports." student loan payback for academics and professionals who make well under $600. none of this made sense to people. they lost them. i don't know what they are going to do to kind of swing the pendulum back, because they went so far left. they haven't learned their lesson. you can see right now, they are s

anyway, the executive editor of the ap says it was told by the white house yesterday, get on board with our name change or your reporters cannot come to the executive order signing in the oval office. and this was that signing that the ap reporter was barred from where the owner of acts, elon musk, a self-described free speech absolutist, stood behind the resolute desk answering questions about doge and the dismantling of huge swaths of the federal government without any apparent oversight. the white house, of course, was word policing and punishing the ap. thus, none of those questions came from the ap, which boasts the 2.6 billion people see its news every year. cnn's kaitlan collins asked the white house about all this today. here was the response. >> nobody has the right to go into the oval office and ask the president of the united states questions. that's an invitation that is given. and there are hundreds of outlets on this campus, many of you in this room who don't have the privilege of being part of that pool every single day and getting to ask the president questions. >> the e

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the white house helped set up a bunch of meetings between gabbard and some of the skeptical republican senators to try and bring them on board. when i talked to different white house officials about it, they said they really believed that it was in those meetings, those closed door meetings. after her hearing that convinced them to kind of come on to their side and support gabbard out of that committee hearing. now, we also know, in addition to donald trump, vice president j.d. vance, he was mentioned in a couple senators statements for convincing them not just with tulsi, but also rfk jr.. to come on board with their nomination or their confirmation as well. so very much, you know, we're seeing the trump team very directly involved with this. one thing that i find interesting, though, as well, is what i've been told about the broader picture. if you want to take a step back and look at this, a lot of people i've spoken with, people close to the president, people inside the trump administration. they argued that the work on getting these nominees through is a crucial test of the president's power on capitol hill. they recogn

talking alaska the progress made and reiterating his firm belief in tariffs and score board adding up quickly for the white house. good afternoon, i'm charles payne, and this is making money. big breaking news, this morning tariffs delayed on mexico and they're going to put 10,000 guards, members of the international guard on the border to protect the americans from fentanyl, u.s. committed to working on high powered weapons and of course, the teams are working; right, today on two fronts: security and trade. as we know, of course, this is a one month but this is a huge, huge leap forward. now, going back to what president trump was saying, why is it, just moments ago you heard him, access to american markets. he says it's a privilege. of course, it's a privilege. there's no other market like our market. take a look at this. almost half of trade is with mexico, china and canada. 43% of imports. this is huge. we are the customer, but because we are the customer, over the years corporations and others have coaxed us into sitting manufacturing abroad, sending jobs abroad and as a consequence, trade deficit an

meaning anybody with an offer on the table but they have a been brought on board those will be rescinded or for now frozen the whiteederal resignation ahead of tomorrow's deadline for the buyout offer all federal employees were offered a buyout as part of the president's overall plan for all government pleas to return to the office after years of remote work which he began drink open. >> president trump promise this, he wants to drain the swamp he wants new people coming in. in fact so many of these agencies have been politicized whether they're at home or on the job they become so political, here's what ratcliffe told me way before he was director of the cia. watch this. >> what happened in this case, after donald trump announced he was going to run for president for different sets of prosecutors went to joe biden's white house to meet with joe biden's lawyers in his department of justice from georgia to new york, letitia james, jack smith shortly before he brought his indictment and of course all the brag who not only met with joe biden and joe biden's lawyers in the white house he took one of joe biden's lawyers

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want to say a very special thank you to both the minister of ministers here marvin k white who also happens to be a board member of mine and director fromer thank you for opening the doors of this house of hospitality of radical inclusion and welcome this to all. thank you so much and and i think after seeing the images california in los angeles, it led us each in our hearts send our heartfelt prayers to those who are suffering there as they deserve it and they are going to be suffering traumatic pain for some time to come. let us call our siblings in los angeles into prayer and thought so there we were six years ago shortly after i assumed the position of executive director of the san francisco interfaith council i met a young public official by the name of supervisor david chiu. it just so happened to be his first day of having been elected to the president of the board of supervisors. his exemplary service in that role to this day distinguishes him as the only board president elected to three consecutive terms a very high bar rafael if he has exemplified one constant in his life as a public servant it

white house. also, the chairman of the board for advancing american freedom, conservative advocacy group.s good to see you again, marc. thanks for coming in. i saw it. when it comes to tariffs, i saw that you wrote that you think the trump approach to tariffs this time is the biggest difference that you see from the last trump administration to this one? explain. >> well, kate, let's. >> start by. acknowledging that tariffs are a tax on american consumers. the american importer pays that fee to customs and border patrol is the is the product comes into our country. and so i think that in the first administration, there was a lot of guidance to the president that said, look, if we're trying to isolate china, tariffs can be an effective tool in doing that. but it also could drive our allies and other nations to actually trade more with china if we end up assessing tariffs on them. this administration, the president, has a set of advisers who just are far more committed to the economic theory that tariffs work, not just the national security theory, but also the economic theory that believe

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white coat. i don't know whether they boarded the helicopter or not yet or they're waiting on the side of it. obviously, this is how the shot is going to look for a while until they remove this, this blockage. and you you see the helicopter riding away, you'll see a van possibly taking the, the patient to the hospital. that's our coverage for now. thank you to yasmin vossoughian, to aaron david miller to steven cook to test ingraham and jeremy konyndyk. that does it for us. on the special breaking news from the middle east. the weekend picks up our coverage after a short up our coverage after a short break. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! i'm thinking of updating my kitchen... —yeah? —yes! ...this year, we are finally updating our kitchen... ...doing subway tile in an ivory, or eggshell... —cream?... —maybe bone?... don't get me started on quartz. a big big island... you ever heard of a waterfall counter?..

. >> entirety of his first term in the white house, so they're pretty sweeping across the board.ate to call. it unprecedented. >> and really. >> it's unknown what the fallout will be. it's really difficult for. >> economists to model. >> what the inflationary impact will be, what the economic impact will be. >> because we. >> don't know what the. retaliation is going to be. and we don't know whether the white house is going to choose to up the ante. so it's really this big basket of unknowns. >> and we're already. >> going through a period of high inflation. i think the concern is that this. >> is going. >> to further aggravate the inflation. >> do we have an idea, henrietta, of what goods will be tariffed or is it just blanket across the board? i mean, obviously we understand, as we've heard and previously on the show, that the, you know, american importers will ultimately be paid, the taxes will be paid by american importers passed on to the consumers. but where should we expect to see these price increases? >> it's going. >> to. pop up everywhere. >> i mean. >> to put. >> some

the white not owners will be the main targets the government and says so that everything is above board nursing, that nothing can be done without a court decision. and protests, the us secretary of state, has actually counselled his upcoming trip to the nation. and so i will not attend the g. 20 summit in johannesburg, south africa is doing very bad things. expropriating private property using g 20 to promote solidarity quality and sustainability. in other words, d i and climate change. while we got the reactions, all this from a number of south have compulsions and officials in the course of democracy throughout us over the states. we have our own decisions to make informed whether they loose or follow constitution. and that's what guides us, where that is on extra creation x for public goods. but also expropriation for the distribution of land is it will be informed by the cost of the provisions of this republic when big decisions are made to they should be made on fact not on misinformation. and i said from the beginning, this clearly is the misinformation that is getting into the wa

board, it hears termination in whistleblower cases for federal employees. and, kathy, we hear that you just heard some news about your job. >> yes. unfortunately, last night i got. >> an email from the. >> white. >> stating that my position on. >> the merit systems. >> protection board would be terminated., effective immediately. >> this is a it's a senate position, or a senate confirmed position. >> senate confirmed. i was nominated by president biden and confirmed by the senate for both my position as member and chairman. >> so the government accountability project calls your firing, quote, unlawful and you're taking it to court. tell us more about that. >> i agree with the government. accountability project. i'm supposed to only be able to be fired for cause that's malfeasance in office, neglect of duty or, um, inefficiency, none of which apply to me. i've done a really good job. we've eliminated the backlog that accrued at the board. after five years without a quorum. we had 3800 cases. i've got it down to about 1% left now. um, we've been incredibly efficient, small but mighty, and so we're a bipartisan board. our members have terms that are supposed to extend spanning administrations, a

i got here many free things, shooting at the white nose and it was there was little money for us was in the hospital's wall in a board and everything was really bad. you mean, i couldn't imagine that. another country surviving. i think americans would die hungry. i didn't receive a right away, i came for 10 days and 20 days and 40 days, and then 61 a senior road and more like home. i would start to go to other countries and i just want to get back on to russia. so it's home, i say to people, hey, if you could live in a rush, you can live anywhere in the world. it's not easy here. i mean, of course it's hard at some of the language, some of the alphabet of the culture. several shake hands under a doorway. the boxes solves on the table. man is thousands of. i don't believe in the life of the divine judge wouldn't because it's like a habit. i asked jay if he's afraid to stay in russia after all, our countries have a very troubled relationship. the us embassy regularly purchase people to leave. but that's what happened before. when birth or the 16th to was probably reasonable garcey. there was not case a to communist roo

again, the one welcome to join us here on the international board coasting from almost go studio to the what we're going to start now with the white house as it's over holding the notorious usaid agency that's known for sponsoring multiple regime changing programs in other countries. since it was formed in 1961, president comes government efficiency chief a little must claims usaid will be shut down. for now, secretary of state medical review has a student control over the believe it agency, which she says has been failing to save us national interests. and i'm the action director of usa. i. d, i have celebrated that authority to someone that i stay in touch with him. and again, our goal was to go in, in a line our form for the national functions of usa. i'm either going to continue to be part of american form, but it has to be aligned with american foreign policy added to the usa ideas off it over the years is we are independent of the national we funds programs. here's freshman whether it's aligned or not aligned with a form you look at the waste and abuse that has run through usa id over the past several years. these are some o