angela: they tried their best. all of the european countries were represented but the ones that were agreed to support ukraine financially, to continue to support it militarily to the extent that they can, and to try and help enforce a peace treaty if there is one, to provide their own security guarantees to ukraine because the trump administration has said that they are not willing to do that. in that sense it was very important to show solidarity with ukraine after what happened in the oval office on friday and that they weren't going to make huge concessions to russia. i think the problem here is how does this go forward because the negotiations between the united states and russia, the europeans and the ukrainians are still excluded and it's not clear how much the trump administration will take their interests into account. scarlet: you said something critical, which is to the extent that they can. european leaders agreed to support ukraine. what is the extent that voters will bear? angela: european voters are

but at what point, angela, does performance and acting come into your life?oved by it at the end that i was literallyhe only person sitting in the theater weeping, crying, as the ushers are cleaning up programs. and i was like, i feel terrible. if i could make people feel as bad as i feel right now -- you know. and just trying to re-create what i saw on the stage. >> bassett followed that passion to yale where she earned her masters from the famed school of drama and met her husband actor courtney b. vance. she began her career on the stages of new york before making the move west. >> i went out there and said, okay, i'll give it six months. i was fortunate enough to get some of these -- you know, get my share of some of these jobs and my six-month period came up, and i remember calling my great-uncle in new york. i said, unc, i mean, i'm working. each week i get a new guest star. there were only three stations so a finite number. it's going to run out at some point. i have to come back to my apartment. he said, baby, don't get off a winning horse. i said, go

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joining us now is the president of media matters, angela carson.congresswoman barbara comstock is back with us. >> one of our colleagues, ali vitali, went. >> to. >> one of. >> these town halls. >> where. >> people have been. >> sounding off. >> on. >> these cuts. i want to take a listen. >> to it. >> and then talk with you about. >> it. >> on the other side. >> how you feeling? i'm upset. i'm scared. why did you get. >> into this line of. work in the first place? >> i wasn't able to join the military because of a medical reason. and so this was my way to serve my country. >> i'm not. >> going to lie. i went to my doc and asked for anxiety meds. there you go. yes. >> i'm taking a very big risk. >> by being. >> interviewed. >> but at. >> this point you have. >> to stand. >> up and. >> you have. >> to talk and you have. >> to take. >> a stand. >> and i'm taking a stand. >> taking a. >> risk, taking a stand. >> if only republicans in congress could learn to do the same thing. i'm curious from you, since i don't watch. >> a lot. >> of right wing media,

angela, great to see you. so what do you make of european leaders, you know, taking the lead now on these a peace plan with and for ukraine, given what happened with president trump and zelenskyy. do you think this might be a better chance, have a better chance of success? >> well, the europeans have sent me very worried that the united states is going to abandon ukraine and force it to sign a deal with russia, which will be very disadvantageous to it. a cease fire where russia could regroup and then invade again. so they finally woken up to the fact that europeans that they have to do more. my question listening to everything is who's going to negotiate with putin? because at the moment, putin is the one who's very happy to negotiate with president trump. he's not interested in a ceasefire. he's interested in restoring relations with the u.s., getting the sanctions lifted, and sort of being back at the table of all the major powers. so i think the challenge will be how the european peace plan, and we don't ha

>> angela, thank you very much. still to come right here the latest on that measles outbreak in texas as doctors are sounding the alarm about getting kids vaccinated. what you and your family needs to know. >>> plus, there's this new study showing just how much screen time our young kids are getting and the dangers it could be posing to them, so we're going to talk i will never forget the picture that i have, i'm the only one that's not smiling. even though i'm with my close friends, i felt alone. i didn't feel pretty, i didn't feel confident. when i got invisalign, i built my confidence. it was the best investment that i could do. >> >>> we are back on a saturday morning, the first day of march. our weekly download to look at the week's big stories. >> we're hpy joe fryer is with us. >> good morning. >> among the major headlines, yet another airline close call. >> a southwest jet was preparing to land in chicago's midway airport when it nearly collided with a private jet that the faa says entered the runway without

i love that movie a sunday sit down with angela bassett.test headlines, a preview of the oscars, and another life well lived all win. sunday today airs at 6 a.m. in the bay area. if you are not up at that hour on a sunday, set the dvr and we will see you whenever you're ready for us. kyra. all right, willie, thanks. we hope you're awake to catch willie at six tomorrow morning. and then just stick right here for your local news with us on today in the bay at seven. it's a great show. if you're not awake, be sure to dvr. sunday today with willie geist, and we have some breaking news before we go this morning there is someone barricaded inside lincoln liquor in san jose. you can see that swarm of san jose police outside. this is at the corner of lincoln. and let's see lincoln and malone. so people are being told to avoid that area right now. that's in san jose's willow glen. as you see san jose police are there. we're told they are negotiating with that person to come out. the standoff has been going on since about 730 this morning. so just ab

uh, the last i used to live in delaware, where angela and sean are from.not a lot of people from that state, not a lot of skaters. and the last thing that angela, the young dance team she danced with, sean, uh, the last she drew on the last day, a picture of her, her best friend who skates at ice works. and me, she drew a picture. i of the three of us, because she just had such a wonderful time at the camp. and it was her role model. and so just to know that they're not here with us anymore is. sorry. um, it's really, really difficult. >> that was, uh, olympic medalist gracie gold sharing very tender thoughts and memories among those taking part in today's show are the people you see right here peggy fleming, kristi yamaguchi and brian boitano. proceeds will benefit the victims families and first responders. we'll be right back. >> maybe if he. >> hadn't been such a, he would have gotten away. >> with it. i'm still not. sure that. >> you're repentant. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper next sunday at nine on cnn. >> my husband. >> dean has. >> al

that kindness meant the world to zoe and her mom angela. with, you know, not one but two surprises. >> it was so beautiful. i started crying. and i loved how he put marn luther king in the center. >> reporter: as a parent, how do we process something so beautiful as what your daughter experiences? >> i was so glad that ms. facet, the librarian took note, out of all the students to notice my child. i was, just, you know, i appreciate librarians. >> reporter: zoe's love for reading so inspiring we decided to give her a surprise, too. >> bryan collier? >> it is a pleasure to meet you. >> it is a pleasure to meet you, too. i love your books. >> you warm my heart when you say that. >> reporter: her favorite author sharing his words of wisdom. why did you step forward and say, yeah, i want to give her >> the very notion that somebody's attracted to words and books, i love the way booking feel and how much they weigh and the stories that they tell. it's a time machine. you can go anywhere in the world in a book. >> those stories are going to make

joining us now, democratic senator angela alsobrooks of maryland, a state particularly vulnerable to all the doge cuts because there are a lot of federal workers who live in maryland. and, of course, virginia and dc. senator, it's obviously not just federal workers. i want to play this moment from secretary of defense pete hegseth directing civilian pentagon employees to justify their jobs. >> i am now directing each. >> member of the department's civilian workforce, just civilian, to provide those five bullets on what they accomplished in their specific jobs. last week, to reply to that email and cc, their immediate supervisors. >> do you have any idea how many marylanders have been fired, and how is the overall economy of maryland being impacted by this? >> well, first of. >> all, let me say that we have about 160,000 marylanders who are part of the federal workforce, the civilians who make sure that our water is clean, the ones at nih and in other places that are leading scientific research. and let me just say this. i don't trust elon musk, and i don't trust doge. i don't trust a

last i used to live in delaware, where angela and sean are from.not a lot of people from that state, not a lot of skaters. and the last thing that angela, the young dance team she danced with. sean, uh, the last she drew on the last day, a picture of her, her best friend who skates at ice works. and me, she drew a picture. i of the three of us, because she just had such a wonderful time at the camp. and, uh, it was her role model. and so just to know that they're not here with us anymore is. sorry. um, it's really, really difficult. >> yeah. i mean, what an incredible connection you all had. i'm so sorry that you and so many have experienced this. so what is this going to be like for you then, at this benefit? i mean, what are you going to be thinking of? i mean, i'm sure the camaraderie and being together is going to be very healing and helpful, but what do you anticipate you might be? experiencing? >> i think i will probably be emotional. um, as you can tell, skating is a very small knit community, for better or worse, right? it has sometimes tha

i signed with him, and and angela merkel, a ceasefire. all of them told me that he will never go., a guest contract. yes. but after that, he broke the cease-fire. he killed our people and he did not exchange prisoners. we signed the exchange of prisoners. but he didn't do it. what kind of diplomacy, jd, you are speaking about? what do you mean? vp vance: i'm talking about the diplomacy that will and the destruction of your country. mr. president, with respect, i think it is disrespectful for you to come to the oval office and try to litigate this in front of. the media right now you guys are going around forcing conscripts to the front lines because you have manpower problems. . you should be thanking the president for trying to bring an end to this conflict. pres. zelenskyy: you have never been to ukraine that you can see what problems we have. vp vance: i have actually watched and seen the stories and i know what happens is that you bring people on a propaganda tour, mr. president -- do you disagree you have had problems bringing people into your military? vp vance: we have prob

zoe to sign copies of her books, for her very own, the kindness meant the world to zoe and her mom, angelayou were surprised with you know, not one, but two surprises? >> it was so beautiful, i started crying and i love that he put martin luther king in the center. >> how do we process something so beautiful as what your daughter experiences? >> i was so glad that the librarian took notes out of all the students, to notice my child. i appreciate librarians. >> low zoe's love for reading so inspired, we decided to give her a surprise, too.that. >> it's a pleasure to meet you, too, i'm a big fan of your books, i love them so much. >> you warm my heart we see that. >> brian collin, her favorite offer -- author saying his words of wisdom. >> why did you step forward and say -- >> zoe, you are the star. >> it's a time machine, you can go anywhere in the world, in a book. >> zoe, you are the star. that's nbc nightly news for the saturday, i'm jose diaz balart, thank you for the privilege of your time, and good accused of ambushing a police officer on the peninsula. exactly one week ago. we've go

you know if angela doesn't shut down there. so says william says that the big trouble. oh no, no, not a lot of talking. your country isn't big trouble. i know you're not. you're not winning this time says run the high and walk into the same top. sometimes that as these hopes are a deal sending him away from the white house empty handed eyes that ends, he makes his exit and his mineral resources we will of talk remains on find that his team is meant to us. and in fact the government, 5 minutes and 10 and 20 is the parade lane. but then the guy that broke out as a riley host by the the.

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if angela doesn't shut down there. so says william says it, but the the altima 2023. a surprise attack the lowest against israel by how much the militaries show the world the no one had expected the palestinian run. the goal is to have so many cutting edge weapons in the aftermath of the attack militants, openly unlocking anything for us in the frame. for the rockets and missiles that rain down on these rays, this is the see that the how can it be that? um the ship to the middle east from a country whose top officials constantly complain about shortages of, of munitions and military equipments. anyway, low pain, blue bus systemic low grade us and e u military, a totals tens of millions of dollars will continue to show the power of partnership will continue to bolster ukraine's armed forces by rushing them occasionally use.

if angela doesn't shut down there. so william says it, but the, the hello and welcome to cross stock where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle. the russians and the americans are talking again, the media is about as about ending sanctions. the europeans, as usual, are angry, confused, and divided. in short, there are high expectations about dramatic change. so where is the trump piece plant the cross talking you.

specifically murray and duckworth and klobuchar angela brandt and all of these female senators that haveig deal about being a female senator. we are in women's history month, what they call misogynistic and polite so i would love for them to stand up for their female constituents in the same way they've had themselves on the back for doing this. this is the tragic element, it's simple to see the tragic story, life altering physical impacts that one can have when in her documentary kill shot, she illustrates partial paralysis from being hit in the face from a male biological mail and disdain with which the democrat party looks upon biological women crying about the scholarships they are lost and futures destroyed because of this. why can they not at least see the physical reality the poor young girl and see that it's terrible and preventable if they would just vote yes? >> one thing this morning on this, years ago, 30 years ago, bill clinton was in a similar position where the left-wing democratic party that lost numerous elections to reagan and bush and so forth, they had what was then c

so the president, played by angela bassett, wants me to have this commission.m but i have a personal reason. i don't want to give it away. she brings me in. >> stephen: you had a thing. >> robert: whatever. >> stephen: should i ask neil? >> robert: he'll tell you all about it. >> stephen: we have a clip. anything we need to know? >> robert: no. >> stephen: i disagree. your character former president george mullen watching a political commentator on television. >> george mullen is not only a wannabe tyrant, he's inept. he's an idiot. tonight because of george mullen, none of us can sleep easy. we all have to fear the late-night knock on the door, the battering ram. >> not everybody. maybe you do. maybe you've got something to hide. >> i think you've got something to hide, george. you heard me. i know you're flailing, lost in a fog, blinded by your hate for real americans, your hate for people like me. my friends, tonight i'm afraid they're coming for us. maybe you're next. maybe it's me. hell, it may damn well be me. >> keep at it. >> i dare you, georgie. come a

trump gave angela merkel the white flag of surrender after germany did that multibillion-dollar energy deal with putin. so if europe once this war to continue with no end in sight, they are going to end up being on their own and it's not going to end very well. i'd like to see the killing stopped, i'd like to see the destruction stop and i'd like to see the rebuild of a country before it's too late. but as president trump stands ready and willing to make a deal, earlier tonight i asked vice president j.d. vance about this and so much more. here's part 1 of our interview just a couple hours ago. >> sean: inc. you for being with us. let's go back to the oval office friday. your spirit -- your prospective. >> great tv. as the president said. it's funny, we have a 45 minute press conference and the president normally does this where he likes to bring the media in and have a conversation but answer questions with the press. he's very open with orders. for the first 25 or 30 minutes he tried to bend over backwards to be gracious and kind to zelenskyy. even when he was needling him and saying

. >> brian: angela basset was asked about it i was asked to be in the third one with tom cruise. >> ainsleythe second one was great. i didn't think anyone could top the first one one. >> steve: wait, that movie came out 56 years ago. when they started flying the planes. >> carley: 38 years ago. >> steve: i don't think tom cruise is 56 years old although is he close. >> ainsley: take my breath away and sang on the piano what did they sing? lost that loving feeling. >> carley: that is so good. >> steve: those were the days. >> lawrence: doing the second one was risky, doing a third one? >> brian: he does his own stunts. >> steve: makes a lot of money. make a billion dollars. do you want to make more? duh. >> ainsley: shows us behind the scenes what kind is happening. >> steve: last night was a celebration of hollywood. and what's better in hollywood than making money and making movies that people actually go see. >> brian: if tom cruise is watching right now. come jump on our couch we would love that i don't care what you do. >> ainsley: jump over. >> brian: oprah? >> steve: it was oprah. >>

and so you had angela merkel basically rush into a deal with putin in february of 2015.he deal was was violated multiple times. we never increased sanctions. and then trump gets elected in 2016, and he does absolutely nothing on russia's sanctions for four whole years. so i think by the time biden is dealing with this problem in the fall of 2021, you have 100,000 russian troops on the ukrainian border. putin has decided that the west just doesn't have the stomach to hit him with devastating economic consequences. and so as a result, when world leaders like biden are going up there and saying, if you invade ukraine, you will be hit with the most devastating sanctions ever imposed. putin says, i've seen this before and it's not so bad. >> how does this minerals deal fit into your your thesis here? the minerals deal that didn't happen because there is china does control most of the important minerals that the us says it needs to for industry. >> that's exactly right. and look, we are living in an age of economic warfare, sanctions, tariffs, export controls. that's how count

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my name is angela chan. i'm an assistant chief attorney at the san francisco public defender's office. >> i'm also a former member of the police commission. today you'll make a decision that impacts public safety for san franciscans. >> no other entity in san francisco has the same power as law enforcement to build a wield state violence to take away your freedom and even your life. with that power i hope we can all agree there has to be rigorous independent oversight by civilians to ensure that police do not abuse it. that is a system that san francisco voters installed decades ago and this is a system that voters have recently reaffirmed by rejecting a ballot measure that would have gutted this police commission. >> as a former member of the commission who has seen the inner workings of the police department including the serious and in some cases violent misconduct committed by some officers, i know what is at stake. we do not need more commissioners. >> commissioners who are former or current prosecute e

we signed with him, me, like a new president, i signed a deal with him, emmanuel macron and angela merkel signed a cease-fire. all of them told me that he will never go. we signed with him but after that, he broke the cease-fire. he killed our people and did exchanged prisoners. we signed the exchange of prisoners but he did not do it. what kind of diplomacy are you speaking about? what do you mean? >> i am talking about the diplomacy that will end the destruction of your country. mr. president, with respect i think it is disrespectful for you to come in the oval office and try to litigate this in front of the american media. right now you guys are going around and forcing conscript to the front lines because you have a manpower problem. you should be thanking the president for trying to bring it into this conflict. pres. zelenskyy: what problems do we have? >> i have actually watched and seen the stories and i know that what happens is you bring people, you bring people on a propaganda door. do you disagree that you have had problems bringing people into your military? do you think it is

and saying the same thing i commend commissioner of the bet like i stated you're like a modern day angeladavis or a record in my book so thank you mr. really just thank you so much mr. williams thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you sir. but with time as it is we have a hard stop at five and for the reference to that in respect of that time we need to continue on with the item i. i know that both myself and commissioner might have a lot of questions about sb so i'd like to make the motion to continue this item to the next meeting so that we can have a full discussion about it. i know specifically i pulled out our old 2017 housing reports and sb reports and it looks like the numbers have gone down so i know we need to have some robust discussions about some solutions to that. so if i can get a second from a commissioner that way we can get out. >> i second that and i'll call the next item. >> madam chair in the interest of time. next item is item 11 adjournment. >> okay. may i just say, you know we're all moving towards the same goal. we've had the same concerns and commissioner rivette has

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