i will say that. >> aaron. great television.e you ever witnessed a political moment like that, ever? >> no, not that i can recall between two world leaders. no, but i just want to start with the blatantly obvious. the reason that we have to see zelensky in here with trump is because of joe biden. if joe biden hadn't capitulated to russia on nord stream two, circumventing ukraine, we wouldn't be here. so let's just all make sure we put the blame squarely where it goes here. but with that said, this was a masterclass in donald trump's game of fafo you want to come into the oval office and try and be the big guy next to the leader of the free world who has provided your country not only artillery, but the means and the dollars, to be able to fight for your sovereignty, which i fully support. ukrainian sovereignty. russia should not be in that country. get out. let these leave these people alone. but man, oh man, donald trump just showed vladimir zelensky the way out of the white house. and he said, this is the deal you're getting.

the door had creaked open for aaron rodgers to come to l.a.e moment is a new york jet. >>> shout out martinez's alhambra high school led by head coach chris patiti. the bulldogs beat san francisco's international high school 50-41 and won their first ever ncs title. i can see his chest, sara, stuck out proud because among the notable alums, our producer tonight, kevin kennedy. >> all right. congratulations to him and all of those young people! >> we don't see it right now. he's probably going like that. >> oh, he definitely is. also playing at chase is all amazing. >> you got it. >> thanks, vern. sounds like a protein bar, but it is, in fact, a rodent. why the fish and wildlife service wants you to eat nutria. >>> hey, jonny moseley here. let's wander over to the map and see what kind of weather we're dealing with. here comes the toyota tahoe report. >> it is still winter, but saturday is going to bring spring-like skiing conditions to the sierra. look at these high temperatures. higher elevations will reach the 40s, mostly 50s for saturday. s

the door had creaked open for aaron rodgers to come to l.a. rodgers for the moment is a new york jet. >>> shout out martinez's alhambra high school led by head coach chris patiti. the bulldogs beat san francisco's international high school 50-41 and won their first ever ncs title. i can see his chest, sara, stuck out proud because among the notable alums, our producer tonight, kevin kennedy. >> all right. congratulations to him and all of those young people! >> we don't see it right now. he's probably going like that. >> oh, he definitely is. also playing at chase is all amazing. >> you got it. >> thanks, vern. sounds like a protein bar, but it is, in fact, a rodent. why the fish and wildlife service wants you to eat nutria. >>> hey, jonny moseley here. let's wander over to the map and see what kind of weather we're dealing with. here comes the toyota tahoe report. >> it is still winter, but saturday is going to bring spring-like skiing conditions to the sierra. look at these high temperatures. higher elevations will reach the 40s, mostly 50s

aaron katersky, abc news, brooklyn federal court. >> gio: all right, aaron.o much. >>> now to the growing concerns across the country as the number of measles cases continues to climb, and this week we actually saw the first death from the disease in this country in ten years. abc's morgan norwood is here now with the latest. good morning, morgan. >> good morning to you, gio. from california to new jersey, cases are climbing, and in west texas the surge there is especially concerning, because officials aren't really sure how that outbreak started, and this morning, there's growing concern that this rise in measles cases is just the beginning. this morning with cases detected in nine states now, the race is on to stop the spread of measles. the number of cases in that texas outbreak that's already led to the death of one unvaccinated child climbing once again. the state reporting 22 new cases since tuesday bringing the total there to 146 with at least 20 people hospitalized. almost all of those cases in unvaccinated individuals or those with unknown vaccinatio

aaron, thanks for thanks for being here. i first just want to get your reaction and also how likely you think it is that hamas agrees. >> you know, i haven't. >> seen. >> the full. >> proposal, assuming it is a full proposal. the israelis announced it, uh, and that's in. some respects. a little strange. it's a u.s. proposal. >> i'm assuming that. >> steve witkoff. >> who is donald trump's, uh, deployed special envoy, uh. >> briefed the qataris in the egyptians who presumably briefed hamas. so i'm not entirely sure what's in it. if you. >> looked at it. >> it seems. >> to be a way. >> essentially, to extend the first phase. uh. an agreement., ten. living israeli hostages would be released and then half. >> of those that were presumed dead six weeks later, the remaining living hostages hamas would release with the remainder of. >> the. >> bodies of those israeli males, soldiers, presumably, who are no longer alive. there's very little, um, in in the proposal reported by the press about what israeli requirements and obligations

for more analysis, i spoke to aaron david miller, senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for internationalrmer senior advisor for arab—israeli negotiations at the us state department. i want to ask first of all anout the announcement. israel has approved about a 42—day extension of phase one, an exchange for the release of half of the remaining hostages being held by hamas. what you make of this announcement here? does this mean that we have an extension? first of all, it means that it is a bit odd that a us proposal has been announced by the government of israel. the question is whether or not steve whitkoff who may have offered this has been in close consultation with the qataris and egyptians who may or may not be explaining the terms of this proposal to the external leadership of hamas and then has to find a way to communicate with the internal leadership in the ways that the israelis cannot detect. that is number one. and number two, all we have is the israeli version. there is no mention of an asymmetrical number palestinian prisoners returned. there is no mention of a surge of human

the door had creaked open for aaron rodgers to come to l. a..s a new york jet. >>> shout-out martinez's alhambra high school led by head coach chris petitti. the bulldogs beat san francisco's international high, 50-41 and won their first ever ncs title. we should mention among the notable alums of the high school, my producer, kevin kennedy. that's enough. enjoy your saturday. >>> well, sticking with sports. next season in the nfl, first down measurements will look a lot different. no more waiting for the chain gang. the nfl plans to use a high-tech tracking system to measure first downs. the hawkeye system as it's called uses cameras to spot the ball and speed up calls. cutting the measurement time in half. crews with chains will still be on hand as a backup. in another potential adjustment, the league is considering a change in overtime rules to guarantee both teams get a possession in regular season games. now that provision already exists in the playoffs. >>> okay. coming up, a high-stakes meeting about the war in ukraine turns into an argum

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so that wasn't a problem for me but what aaron's referring and you can read about it in the book if you decide pick one up is that it was one of the strangest reporting of my career because she was really greeting me more as religious person than a scientist as someone who was a had invited me in because as said, she had forgiven me and that this was part of her religious practice and that blamed me for the diminished mean of her career associated with the fact that she had been implicated in fraudulent research, even though she didn't personally. dr. images she was overseeing the work and it was her responsibility as the principal investigator. so she had taken credit for one awards for in her it greatly benefited for this doctor data but even though she didn't personally make those fraudulent changes in the images you know she had obviously had some responsibility for it but she blamed me for this journalistically, for decline. and the damage to her reputation argued vociferously, even though these problems in the research were proved. she even agreed that the images that been doctore

but in the bottom of the 8th tied at 5 and aaron brockett with the go ahead, homer for the dodgers. alright, these games. don't count. dodgers. go on to 6 giants now 4, 3, this spring. to the college level. now senior night in moraga has the number. 23 saint mary's men's basketball team played host to oregon state. >> we'll pick this one up late in the 1st half. but all is for ask us between the legs pass to a eustis marshall onus for 3. a marshal on us. 25 points to lead all scores. 2nd half gales up parents. it get out of piedmont high beats the shot clock to get a double double with 13 points and 10 boards. and speaking of double doubles, how about mitchell saxen that would cap a 9, 0, saint mary's laundry finished with 12 points and 11 boards. >> saint mary's wins it. 74 64. they finished the regular season. 27 17 1 in the west coast conference. that's the best mark in program. history. in a good matchup at the chase center tonight, usf facing gonzaga building available with the warriors out of town. there's andre iguodala's, newly retired number alongside. >> the great number 6

aaron. >> yeah, and just such a mystery. such a tragedy. all right. josh, thanks very much. and outfront now, daniel and barbara lenihan, they are close friends of gene hackman and his wife betsy for more than 30 years. and barbara and daniel, i'm so sorry for your loss and and just all of this, the questions and not knowing. and your dear friends. i know, barbara, that you had run a home decor business in santa fe with betsy, and you shared some photos with us boating trip with your kids. hackman is there on the far left. just so many memories of good times together. cutting down your family christmas trees. what can you share with us about the last time that you saw them? >> well, the last time that we saw them, they were. >> alive and well. >> and usually. >> they're very easy people to get along with. and we were getting along. >> i seen betsy recently because she drops in the shop even though she's a silent partner. she was in there a couple weeks ago. three weeks ago, something like that. and we usually email and then we might talk on the phone, but the same with dan a

. >> reporter: aaron wilson was noticeably emotional when he described the stress he's been under.e's lived in the safe parking site since march 2024, the city announced the closure in december. it was shortly after officials finally managed to connect reliable power, nearly three years after opening. a 2023 budget analysis report estimates the cost per vehicle at the site to be about $140,000 per year. emily cohen with the department of homelessness and supportive housing explained to bay city news why they're shutting down the facility, citing costly infrastructure issues, lease renewal issues, and difficulties understanding the best way to serve people living in their vehicles. she said, quote, i think that's what government is supposed to do. if something's not working, you're supposed to end it and move on. like we don't want to just keep doing something that has demonstrated that it's not working. the people living in their vehicles have been offered housing, not all of them have accepted but wilson did. still, he doesn't know what to do with his rv. >> i asked for a tow. and

today's political panel republican strategist aaron mcguire and former dnc chief of staff ila moore.et to saint mcguire, just got back from her honeymoon, congratulations to you and your husband connor. we are putting you right to w work. >> none of us have seen what we saw in the oval office. what do you make of it? was this is democrats accused a set up an ambush or a moment that we happened to have been privy to it because the administration wants the cameras everywhere? we caught a rare moment of leaders in a sticky situation. >> a token of transparency you will see in the trump administration clear the behind the scenes will come to the light but i wouldn't say it's a set up like donald trump, democrats set him up before this. before he went to the meeting in the overall, the senator tweeted that he was encouraging zelenskyy to not take a deal unless there were military requirements they would like, that's not what was happening which would not only benefit ukraine but give the united states a geopolitical footprint and an area that would stop and curtail russian aggression. chr

. >> comparing himself to aaron judge about how you don't swing at every pitch. the democrats going to swing at? finally, when is the opposition going to come? we've seen. >> it. >> from a few chris murphy, alexandria ocasio-cortez and a few others. we haven't seen it. and when is the time the level of crisis in this country? the crisis is in the oval office has to come from the courts, from congress, from the people, and eventually at the ballot box. and it can't come too soon. >> timothy. yeah. go ahead. >> no, i just want to i wanted to echo david's point that there's something what's happening abroad. echoes what's. happening within. >> the in both. >> cases, you have this performance. >> of strength. >> and i would. >> kind of caution all of us against using the word strength too often because. >> the theatrical. >> self persuasive. >> performance of strength is not the same thing as power. it's not the. >> same thing as being able to get things done. >> so even as at. >> home we are dismantling the state. >> and we're reducing. >> our ability to do anything

>> well look, aaron, the bottom. line is. >> trump wants. >> president zelenskyy. >> to basically. >> stand down. he wants him. >> to basically. >> stand down from his fight with. >> vladimir putin. i mean, just a short time ago, as president trump was leaving the white house after a very extraordinary day here, he said he's not interested in. fight. fight. fight. he wants a man who can make peace. so when you sort of look through the lines there and and break that all down, the bottom line is the president and the vice president were not interested in a history lesson. they were not interested in anything putin has done before. they simply want a deal to be made. but i can say standing here, as we saw zelenskyy drive in, in a ceremonial welcome with an honor guard, and then two hours and 20 minutes later, see him drive out with no fanfare or sendoff. it was a diplomatic breakdown unlike we have ever seen here, and it's unclear exactly where this will go from here. talking to one white house official just a few momen

. >> good afternoon commissioners aaron starr, manager of legislative affairs. so we're coming to the end of black history month for a big chunk of that. i was traveling around new zealand but i did manage to get back in time for the department celebration which was held this past tuesday. it included some delicious food ,music and a panel discussion by three black artists. one of the key ideas of the artists touched on is that in our current climate celebrating black history month, black artists and even black joy itself is an act of resistance. that's something worth remembering these annual celebrations can sometimes feel routine and it's easy to struggle to find fresh interpretations. but in many ways our current moment has given us an unexpected gift the chance to reassess and reinvigorate these traditions by openly and vocally celebrating the history, culture and contributions that some seek to erase. we actively resist that erasure . we affirm that these stories matter, that this joy matters and that we will continue to honor and uplift them. so happy bla

aaron jones had to go through a process to become a city vendor to be eligible to receive payments. so next slide. so our report staff recommend support commission accept everton jones as the successful proposal for 300 jefferson authorize the executive director to forward the lease to the board for approval and upon such approval authorize the executive director to execute the lease. and so i also want to note that both santino de dee rose from avon commercial and dorsey are white from everton jones are here in case you have questions for them. but now i stand ready to answer questions. thank you so much, tom. do either one of you want to say anything before we open it up to public comment? excuse. >> hello i'm dorsey, a white third generation legacy business. >> my grandmother started this business 73. my mother took it to another level when she opened the first sit down in 1999 and i've been her right hand woman from the time she opened up four years ago. my beloved mother passed away. she passed the torch. i'm ready to take it to the next level. i feel like san francisco would b

aaron armstrong here with the latest headlines was only one place to start. that is the white house because donald trump and volodymyr zelenskyy have and volodymyr zelenskyy have clashed in a bad tempered meeting. donald trump has called ukraine's president disrespectful, warning volodymyr zelenskyy he's gambling with world war iii. what had been seen as a crucial meeting for ukraine to obtain security guarantees as part of any deal to end the war with russia, quickly descended into a shouting match, with trump telling zelenskyy you either make a deal or we are out. trump continued by telling the continued by telling the ukrainian president he�*s in no position to dictate that it will position to dictate that it will be very hard to do business like this and that he should be thankful. trump has since posted on social media that zelenskyy is not ready for peace, but he can come back when he is. >> in a good position. you don't have the cards right now with us.you have the cards right now with us. you start having cards. cards. right now you don't. you're play

aaron armstrong. >> hello there. very good evening to you. our top stories donald trump has called ukraine's president disrespectful warning volodymyr zelenskyy he's gambling with world war iii in a bad tempered exchange at the white house. was zelenskyy arrived in washington earlier hoping to obtain security guarantees as part of any deal to end the war with russia. despite trading insults with trump last week and their meeting in the oval office quickly descended into a shouting match, with trump telling zelenskyy he's in no position to dictate and he should be thankful for us support. trump then delivered an ultimatum, saying either make a deal or we're out, suggesting the uk could walk away from negotiations and cut military aid for ukraine. >> if our military equipment. this war would have been over in two weeks. >> in three days. i heard it from putin in three days. >> you have to be thankful you don't have the cards. you�*re don�*t have the cards. you�*re buned don�*t have the cards. you�*re buried there. your people are dying. you�*re