>> well. >> i could couldn't agree with you more, chris. this certainly is a day that will live in infamy in the annals of us and international diplomatic history, because it is quite clear that we are at an inflection point in terms of the us engagement on the world stage. first of all, i think the ukrainians should feel quite proud tonight that they have as their president, one of what i think is one of the most principled and finest statesmen of the 21st century. he has shown tremendous courage over the last three years and continued to show that courage in the oval office today, the same time, i think the ukrainians should be worried. indeed, the europeans should be worried because it is quite evident that the trump administration is going to be selling out to the russians on the ukraine issue. it was patently obvious by the things that donald trump and jd vance were saying, and what the republican supporters of theirs in congress are saying. but also, i have long been worried about the safety and security of president zelensky. the rus

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all of that, chris, thank you all. is just tickled over there. >> greg: can i just say, he has to be so mad because later we have magic the gathering cards and "star wars" toys we're talking about. he's probably pretty upset he is on the west coast. there's a chance of showers. a storm system churning off the left coast, and that may bring scattered raindrops right into the oscars. will that be a problem for tomorrow? i don't really think so. scattered showers. temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s so definitely cooldown from where they've been. more significantly, a severe weather outbreak is possible for the middle of this week across the southern and central u.s. >> greg: big swings this time of year between warm and cold. the good news, the extended, extended forecast a week from now seeing warmer than normal temperatures across almost the entire u.s. guys. >> gio: okay, just in time for to you go back home. >> greg: exactly. adios, amigos. >> gio: thank you, greg. coming up on "gma," our political chat breaki

so off you go to chris. allan mongold: yeah, off we go to chris.tions, when's the last time you saw robin, what's y'all's relationship, who doesn't like her, the same questions. i was here, mom's in the house, i live with my mom, talk to her. he had an alibi. he had an alibi. so chris is off the list. nobody gets off the list that early, but yeah, he's at the bottom. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): jared soon moved to the bottom, too, but jd was about to move up the investigators list because his story was about to change. coming up, an ex-husband caught in a lie, coming up, an ex-husband caught in a lie, when "dateline" continues. i'm getting vaccinated... ...with pfizer's pneumococcal pneumonia vaccine. so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. i'm getting prevnar 20 because pneumococcal pneumonia could put me in the hospital and my risk is 6 times greater because i'm over 50. the cdc just expanded its recommendation for those 50 or older to get vaccinated. you're also at risk if you're 19 or older with certain chronic conditions. pre

this is the most confusing leadership structure since ruth's chris steakhouse. who is chris?oes he seem to belong to ruth? wait, wait, wait. does that mean we're eating chris? is he the steak? is he the human food?! [applause] chris! he will be missed. trump is also crippling other countries out there, starting with ukraine. this week he sent marco rubio to saudi arabia for russia-ukraine peace talks, but ukraine wasn't invited. that makes it kinda hard to find peace. "honey, oh, my gosh. that was an amazing couples therapy today. you shoulda been there! dr. brad and i agree, everything is your fault! oh, and i forgot, i'm leaving you. oop, forgot the umbrella!" [cheers and applause] it's clear that trump is pro-russia. his administration is saying ukraine will have to make major concessions. and when he was asked about what putin will have to do in return, he got a little vague. >> maybe russia will give up a lot. maybe they won't. and it's all dependent on what is going to happen. >> stephen: firm, clear, confident. reminds me of that gloria gaynor song. maybe i will surviv

joining me now is meteorologist and climate scientist chris langer. welcome, chris.k, the mission between noaa and fema are intricate and intertwined in many respects. what do you think the implications of these fires firings may be, especially with about 100 days before we get into the heart of hurricane season. tornado season. >> michael. >> both operations are. >> 24 seven, 365. >> the mission. of the national weather service is to protect. >> life and property, and. >> we are in the. >> middle of a climate emergency. we are seeing $1. >> billion disaster. >> a disaster costing $1 billion. >> or more. >> every two and a half. >> weeks in. >> this country. and essentially. >> this administration. >> which refuses. >> to. >> acknowledge climate change, has essentially gutted. >> our primary. >> line of defense. and they've. >> really started. >> to take. apart fema, the one responding. >> agency. >> especially when states become overwhelmed, which we. >> saw to be the case. >> time after. >> time during the 2024 hurricane season. michael. >> you know, it's very dist

chris hayes, my former colleague at msnbc, has a great new book out about the attention economy.rtant phrase about the attention economy. we do live in an environment where people are trying to break through all of the noise, get attention, get noticed, make noise. it's a pressure on all of us. it's a pressure as much on you at the bbc as it is on me at zeteo, right? everyone is feeling this. it's a very crowded space, a lot of loud voices. the democratisation of the media means there's a lot of people, some of whom shouldn't be listened to and some, you know, the bbc still trying to maintain relevance and say, "look, we're more reliable "and factual than the rest, we're more trusted." there's no point me setting up a media company, getting great, out there and no—one reads or sees it. those of you listening, we interviewed chris hayes that on bbc sounds. ..do you feel addicted to the hit of going viral? he chuckles this is a debate. this is a discussion i have with friends, with family. time on social media. i'm actually in the middle of re—evaluating all of my social media. i d

from traditionally unrecruited from territories like historically black universities. >> reporter: chrisest pool of applicants possible, using his position at hp to fight inequality in the industry. >> and you got to expand the talent pool. when a certain person talks about eliminating dei, that's the stupidest thing in the world because what you're doing is you're cutting off a big chunk of that potential talent pool. what dei done right just insures that you have the absolute best possible workforce. >> reporter: kevin epps, an independent filmmaker, documented roy clay along with john templeton for decades, as they shared stories of african americans who paved the way in the tech industry. epps says from the very start he was fascinated by the man who helped create the very first hp computer and wrote the software for the hp 2116. >> his contributions in terms of being a pioneer in the world of technology in a time where we didn't see a lot of brothers of color, people that looked like us. >> reporter: a 2021 report from the computing technology industry association shows the industry

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i'm consumer investigator chris kamara. nbc bay area responds next. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we had more of that sunny weather for a lot of the bay area, but some clouds came in from this system off towards the south. but check this out. the storm track is getting active. we'll for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't you service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. all sorts of consumer cases because every penny counts. recently, consumer investigator chris chmura team tackled a pair of cases where families had tens of thousands of dollars on the line. happy friday. let's start with gene from the south bay. she told us she and her husband made a mistake paying off a $30,000 bank loan. they said they accidentally made that $30,000 payment to their credit c

how is your husband, how's chris? -- >> jimmy: i just freaked out, yeah, okay. >> i should find a different way. >> jimmy: yes. >> but he just, you know -- but no, i love him. i'm married. chris, that's his name. he's a rescue. [ laughter and applause ] you know. they all are. >> jimmy: they all are. oh, my gosh, that's good. >> but, you know, i found him. i said, "come" -- i said, "come on, comeome." you know, it was a trial and we made it permanent, but -- >> jimmy: yeah. amy, i want to talk about your giant new movie. this is fantastic. >> yes, it's giant, giant. >> jimmy: congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: yeah, it's hilarious. [ cheers and applause ] it's hilarious. >> it's a big deal. >> jimmy: it's a great idea. it's called "kinda pregnant." >> kinda, right. >> jimmy: yes, it's a funny new comedy. can you tell everyone what it's about? >> yes. so my character -- because this is not based on reality, this is just a comedy. >> jimmy: course not. >> not about my life. my character, all of her friends are get

but chris immediately moved but joined the trade union movement. this is journeying is exposure to the trade union movement. the chief caught the bug of the fight against the colonizer ish he himself say's the t a. the of freedom fighters in other parts of africa. yeah, todd the gun as of crime in google. my. yeah, god of a non v as if q a, all of nigeria on that todd of judy has become better outgoing your area. and of course i mean the brand of united be so on. would duplicate of molly. and this is what the energized and one of the things that patrice image of the moon bussey's annoyed him, the most was the money in which king leopold or the belgians had controller on the published candle. it is not stored as of now it should be, but the mind and many people on many occasions that leopold of the belgians killed the no less than $15000000.00 combo lees, a muscle of gigantic proportions. so any joined the trade union movement in 1955 through 219-0156 of cause. he was jailed for our not to vision of having invest those some funds on the jail for 12

>> greg: you haven't seen chris christie at all.tzker is a cannibal, but i'm not not saying it. you know, it's funny, you said we wanted to make fun of it, i think that cnn has created a new media specialty. jennings porn. it is like porn. it lasts 3 minutes and you watch it over and over again. i feel bad for the bookers at cnn. the guests that they feed to the slaughterhouse, to jennings, they look like a model u.n., like a collection of high school debaters who have no idea they're on a tv show. "scott jennings isn't on. you are safe." it's like, when you watch jennings ask whatever his name is -- this goes to your point -- his reason behind his banal assertions, his eyes are as wide as saucers because nobody asks a follow-up question. jessica is right. you've got to come armed with specifics, because one day someone is going to ask you, why do you think that? james cameron, why do you think it has been terrifying? what makes you feel that way? how is it terrifying? why are you -- it's like, you've got to be beyond these load-bea

talking to abc's chris connelly. >> what about singing and dancing? is that a possibility for you?ling americans and saying, is it? would you like to see conan o'brien sing and dance? shocking response. people don't want it, which means i'll probably try and do it. let's just say there are many possibilities. there are many possibilities. and like i say, we'll see what happens. >> and of course, the oscars broadcast begins sunday night at 7 p.m. eastern, right here on abc. when we come back, simone biles, muhammad ali and doctor martin luther king jr. just martin luther king jr. just three of the icons paid tribute oh, it makes me want to tear up. i swear to god, there ain't no way i would be here without tik tok. i got really good at tearing motors apart and putting them back together, and the car still worked. i received so much support for that, and it made me feel like, okay, maybe i can really, really, really do this. (♪) my business has tripled in the last year because of me sharing my videos on tiktok. i wouldn't be able to support the families they'll work for me now withou

he ate chris christie. >> so mean. >> no, you haven't seen chris christie at all. i'm not saying that pritzker is a cannibal, but i'm not not saying it. you know, it's funny you said we watch it to make fun of fun of it. i think that cnn has created a new media specialty. jennings porn. it is like porn. it lasts about three minutes and you just keep watching it over and over again. and i feel bad for the bookers at cnn because they have to like they have to look at the guests that they they feed to the slaughter house to jennings. they look like a model un, like a collection of high school debaters who have no idea they're on a tv show. they know. no, scott jennings isn't on. you're safe, scott jennings isn't on. and they say that. it's like when you watch somebody, when you watch jennings asked terry, or whatever his name is. this goes to your point, his reason behind his banal assertions. his eyes are like as wide as saucers because nobody asks a follow up question. so jessica is right. you got to come armed with specifics, because one day someone's going to ask

. >> in your committee's purview you've got the energy department which is now run by my friend chris white who you introduced to his confirmation he. are you concerned about what th doge could do with the energy department? >> really you're going to do mass layoffs you're going to be's better served to have more time. that happened very y rapidly as he took the floor and as he was being confirmed. when you have massive layoffs you want to make sure you're not laying off people doing the essential work. i flew back from denver to dc a week ago and spent time with a guy who worked for the agriculture department and he was the one that told me he laid off 21 people and four or five of them were working in the ames laboratory in ames iowa a on avian flu. they're the ones doing all the assessments and looking at the different strains . that is real time had some potential to be a real pandemic. something we f stopped all our work on it. that stuff is frustrating at every level is critical things like avian flu, safety when we laid off those people in charge of our program, that's a proble

. >>> 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. sunday brings us back to winter. a weak storm system will bring colder temperatures and light snow to the

. >>> shout out martinez's alhambra high school led by head coach chris patiti.eat 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. sunday brings us back to winter. a weak storm system will bring colder temperatures and light snow to the mountains sunda

the city of a to 9 march 1st as the end of us, really the 1990 civilian, not right to lead to south chris independence from japanese collecting the old rules which ended in 1945. that's it from 8 o'clock from this news. uh, probably more close to the website out there at the company's new address. and this will be here in just a moment. the number on file is and i'll see if it like the that's what i could do is international, downstairs, downstairs, 7 of whom have survived and speak couple attacks from arm groups linked to a kite. our ice will take to the stage, turning their suffering into movements. every step is an act of resistance. where these to help meet the ocean, is the school attempt created by a 3 year old legendary dancer, gentlemen, that good. there was this whirlwind when the sand spins and i understood that i was connected to the world. dancers from around the world come to master the $64.00 unique movement. she created each shaped by nature, fired from personnel and be a very true region. that means with new from the edge to the hearts of this and beyond the violence lives

mazda service chris in front of me, proposed though from new york columbia university has been under lockdown ever since police were called in to clear out an encampment last year, forcing student protesters to get creative here to students disrupt a history of israel, classic bernard college, columbia sister school, the move led to their explosion, which led to a, sitting outside the school president's office, calling for the students to be reinstated. so far their calls for amnesty like calls to divest from israel have not been answered in the it was extremely disoriented, but these 3 graduate students are taking a different approach. they're suing the university and how would you describe the disciplinary process to go through a surface, a kangaroo court? it's just like the bar as you go, here's new committee. 03, right? the rules as you go, transparency. yeah. after taking part in multiple, unsanctioned demonstrations, like this one, each is facing a suspension of a year or more. the lawsuit alleges the university violated its own disciplinary policies and targeted students for t

and so you have your sensors like chris murphy tweeting out that donald trump isn't keeping up with bind, whose numbers on deportation. so in many ways, it's much more about the spectacle, the actual cruelty, the using, the military plains, the showing the people in shackles and the lego ends being deported. that, that is, that is, that is what trump like. so, i mean, it was just a report that they, that, that they will, they were taking a press releases of raids that happened under the obama administration. and, and changing the date and reload and uploading it. so therefore, anybody did a search, it comes up with, with the current date, put on february 3rd graders reported that a donald trump's administration had actually step up. the arrests though picking up about a 1000 people per day, which was 3 times the daily average of last year. now, it seems that something at least is happening here. that's different than what we then what we've seen before. is there at least a worry? do you have any concern that things could get worse? yes, i mean tom homan, the director of, of ice has said

you know, chris called quite a number of coffee just outside the airport in that room. and it turned out that somebody, a, some sort of crazy cereal keela was killing ladies and dumping their bodies there before you can imagine what will happen if we want or quick to judge and say yes, visa, protest probably on from the desktop in the bottom top of what happening then we'll have disappeared. then all the bodies i've done before i go to publish. it'd be waiting patiently. it wouldn't go very quickly. just comparing. do you mind seems to be suggesting that pre 2022. there was lots of bad stuff. and since then things have improved in as somebody is coming multiple governments over multiple years. do you agree with that? no, i mean, i think what has happened the last 6 months has been really remarkable and very scary for many canyons. um 89 abduction. $63.00, that's $29.00 still missing. these are not normal times. and if you put together the number of people who are killed in 2023 in 2024, that is 4 times the number that was killed during the multi party is a period and th

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her guests are tulsi gabbard, the director of national intelligence and chris van holland the senate of the foreign relations committee. remember, if you can't catch us live set your dvr. you can follow me on x and instagram at bret baier for exclusive behind the scenes content. we have put a lot of it this week with all of those interviews. if you are a world leader, you're welcome on "special report." we had three of them this week. that did it fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" starts now. ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone, i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from new york city tonight. the smackdown heard around the world. ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more, no more, no more, ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ lawyer. >> the president has kicked zelenskyy out of the white house. his delegation right now is telling him that he has got to go home. the president felt disrespected the lunch they were supposed to have is sitting right outside the hallway. the press staffers are going to be eating that lunch.

chris conley joins me with the roles the nominees might not want everybody to see. >> that's one waye absolutely right. what were some of this year's oscar nominees like before they became famous? they were not always young and glamorous. in fact, long ago, they were even younger glamorous performers, even if only their mother knew it at the time. here's how it was for them before all the buzz for them. >> why don't we have a seat and relax. i promise it will be very painless. >> an instant attention getter on more than 100 early '80s episodes of "general hospital." demi moore brought both the substance and the style to her role as jackie templeton. in movies, you might have blinked and missed her in gary marshall's "young doctors in love." >> she's in love, you know. she was seen opposite michael caine and "blame it on rio." >> who's calling? >> there is a good chance you remember ariana grande on "vic tourous." but it was more than three decades ago when her "wicked" costar cynthia erivo was tapped for greatness. as she told robin roberts -- >> my mom already knew it. she said i wa

senator chris murphy firing away on twitter saying what a just happened the oval office was a plannedm a bush designed to hurt a russian dictator and hurt america's security. russia today is on a wartime fight, a few weeks at ago at nato's headquarters that, the secretary-general says russia makes more ammunition in three months tan the entire nato alliance makes in a year, molly. molly: lucas tomlinson, thank you. what does all a of this tension mean for the if ultimate peace talks? let's get right to former uss cole commander kirk lippold. a remarkable exchange there the oval office followed by his interview with our own bret baier where there was an opportunity for a bit of a cleanup. i just want to get your take the start things off. >> well, good morning, molly, and thank you for having me on. when you really look at it, there was a failure on both sides yesterday. let's face it, the united states is the world leader, and as such both president trump and vice president vance could have comported themselves in a manner where let president zelenskyy act the way he did, but they did

. >>> shout-out martinez's alhambra high school led by head coach chris petitti.ancisco'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 argument. right in front of the news media. what was said in the oval office and how leaders in europe are reacting. >>> and a

chris. smooth. very smooth. thank you, my friend, and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. senator cory booker is here with us tonight live. i'm really looking forward to speaking with him. former us ambassador to russia michael mcfaul is here with us live. we've got eyes on potentially some developing court proceedings live tonight. it's just a really busy friday night. there's a lot to get to. i am really glad you are here and i will be honest. i'm feeling a little fired up tonight. i'm. what's that phrase i'm feeling? i feel like i'm loaded for bear. right? so we're just. i'm just going to do this. i don't care, i don't care. let's just do it. let's just let's just start right in with something that republicans really, really, really do not want to talk about. and part of the way you can tell they don't want to talk about it is because what they get asked about it, they turn pink, they stammer, they stomp their feet and put the microphone down. they do not want to talk about this at all. republican

our chris gayle ong is following this story for. she's going to have much more coming up on kron. 4 news at 5. >> employees with the social security administration are preparing for major cuts to the workforce. plans are in place to lay off at least 7,000 people in that agencies. workers receive notice asking them to prepare for the job. reassignments and training for new workloads. democratic lawmakers warned that layoffs could impact millions of beneficiaries by causing delays and service. right now, the workforce is about 60,000 people. >> now to a developing story we're following for you. president donald trump ordered ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky out of white house after a shouting match in the oval office. >> that's right. washington correspondent basil john joins us live with details on this heated exchange. good afternoon, basil. >> well, the key granted afternoon and yes, this was a stunning and unexpected series of events that took place in the oval office after this all happened, the white house canceled the sch

chris from mcminnville, oregon. would things have gone differently if zelensky read the art of the deal on the flight over? yeah. would have. or miss manners. cameron from dayton, ohio. i've never seen lindsey graham so fired up in favor of not sending another country money. that's how bad zelensky performed. mary from hopewell junction, new york. the only one missing from the white house meeting was hulk hogan. lou from atlantic city. i am so happy that zelensky wasn't my divorce attorney. i thought you were going to say you're so happy craig got popped. anthony from arizona. biden would have given zelensky a $2 billion check. trump wouldn't even give him a free lunch. i'm watters, and this is my world.

on friday, democratic senator chris van hollen said, quote, without the warnings of severe weather eventsple will die and others will suffer greatly, including huge property loss. cnn's allison chinchar has more on noaa's crucial work. >> the national weather service. >> and noaa. provide a. variety of critical data, and. >> that includes the. >> observed weather data that we get from surface stations, like weather stations on top of schools and businesses and buildings, ocean buoys and hurricane hunters are critical for getting information about tropical systems as well as hurricanes. but by far the most vital form of the observed data comes from weather balloons. these are launched twice a day, every day across the entire country, and they not only provide what is taking place in the atmosphere at that moment, but also that information gets then fed into the forecast model data, and that really helps us with accurate forecasts. now, one of the concerning things about the weather balloons, specifically for kotzebue, alaska's national weather service office, is that they are now indefinit

but just being up there with chris sale and zack wheeler. the best in the game for a while. just being up there kinda in the conversation was pretty cool for me. >> seth: obviously, no small thing to win rookie of the year. you did go a little bit viral because -- you know and again, i think a pitcher has to have composure. it's a long season. and yet people were very taken with the composureou had when you got this incredible honor. let's watch you finding out you were national league rookie of the year. >> paul skenes. congratulations, paul. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i mean, it's like your arm's out -- i think he is driving. [ laughter ] so your girlfriend, livvy dunne, who was in the clip and is an athlete of great regard as well, a gymnast. she posted this 'cause this was the meme of you having all your emotions. [ laughter ] now is this historically a fair hit on you or you a guy who keeps it pretty stoic at big moments? >> yeah, i think people mistook the facial expressions and all that for indifference. i would say it was compo

. >> senator chris murphy, you know, democrats have had a hard time being everywhere all at once in theay they need to in this current world. and he was out there right away after the zelensky meeting saying, this is not okay. we had a bunch of also democratic governors really right away. and by the way, the rest of the world, too, is saying. >> j.b. pritzker, he's standing. >> up pritzker and so but i think murphy has been really good about just constantly fact checking. and i think that has been something that i don't agree with. james carville, democrats need to be out there doing this. >> all right. do not go anywhere becaus ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. te solution was right in your pocket? introducing pocket air pro by bu

. >> senator chris murphy, you know, democrats have had a hard time being everywhere all at once in theut there right away after the zelinski meeting saying, this is not okay. we had a bunch of also democratic governors really right away. and by the way, the rest of the world, too is saying. >> j.b. pritzker, he's standing. >> up pritzker and so but i think murphy has been really good about just constantly fact checking. and i think that has been something that i don't agree with. james carville, democrats need to be out there doing this. >> all right. do not go anywhere because when we come back, it's time for my mvp. >> this is the emirates premium >> this is the emirates premium economy seat. economy. when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't know who i would be. but here i am... ...being me. keep being you... ...and ask your healthcare provider about the number one prescribed h-i-v treatment, biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in many people—whether you're 18 or 80. with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to undetectabl

>> i'll give a couple examples and i'll turn to chris curry who is our experts in the area and he can enumerate all the suggestions we have. one of the things that we think the markets involved in too many disasters. right now it's based on a per capita amount of 100, it's usually $1.86 per capita, it hasn't been adjusted over time so they get involved in a lot more disasters than they effectively evaluate the state and local ability to do it really the estimate they could be not involved in about 27 fewer disasters which would help deal with thisissue. so i'll turn to chris for other examples . >> the way you described it i could not agree more with . the problem is we have a system related to do good which is not helping survivors exposed to help . your description is right on. problem is the survivor in the community has both to pull the assistance out of fema and undergo a complicated process is often fragmented across multiple agencies and it's very confusing and survivors get worn down understandably. in terms of our recommendation we have a number of options to simplify the sys

will take place but how do we put some minimum protections from issuer all the back to fiat question chrisn, senator for moment. i agree withwi you. the risk to stable coin markets issuers and to be honest use of stable coinle all as a true meanof payment is dependent upor ability to get it right when it comes back to combating illicit finance in enforcing sanctions. i think everyone must agree with that. as mr. massad was saying when they sell stable coin into the market they are ky see everybody they are directly transacting with. that's one way it happens. you are exactly right when transactions happen between self custod while it's there or not are notqac obligations that can. but there is an on chain record of those transactions that can be monitored not only by the issuer third parties including law enforcement and i think that happens quite a bit today. >> isn't there the process of the mixers you follow through that path you may still have the block chain to file the entity that you may not know who that entity is without a ky c. >> absolutely right. people can use a variety of dif

chris mark at the department of labor whose pioneering work on mine safety has reduced mine collapses -- from roof collapses are almost zero today or jerrod koopman at the internal revenue service who pioneered new methods for tracking criminal cybersecurity currency transactions that led to the rescue of 23 children from rape and assault and the seizure of hundreds of millions of child abuse videos and 370 pedophile arrests. this work prevented funding from going to terrorist groups. or ronald walters who manages all the national center's -- cemeteries across the country tend into the resting places of almost 4 million veterans, just a few of the federal workers who serve americans add very day. the workers are wildland fire, border guards, doctors, nurses, food inspectors, air traffic controllers, and law enforcement that do their civic duty, often despite the fact they could make so much more in the private sector. thank you. our yield back. chair greene: i yield to the gentleman from georgia mr. jack. reppo jack -- rep. jack: thank you madam chair. thank you, witnesses for appeari

i didn't notice this before on item one of the consent calendar for artist chris grenier who i do have a working relationship with. >> okay. i really hate to ask you to we can't do it. >> 3.10 i'm sorry we don't have quorum. >> we might have quorum. >> that's right. so we have city attorney and can we waive it? >> can we vote to waive it or no, we can we can table it. we can separate it from the forum and just vote on three two. >> okay. all right. so that's what we'll do. we will sever item one and go on to item two in the public comment. >> uh, let's see. okay, so we'll take item number two and in commissioner discussion or comments on item number two of the two of consent calendar. okay. no. and is there any public comment on item three? number two of the consent calendar? >> if you would like to make a public comment, please proceed to the podium and fill out an information card. we are currently on item two. >> is there anyone who'd like to make a public comment? >> i see no public comment at this time. >> okay. okay. and now i'll ask for a motion and a second. >> i'll have a moti

and with that, i'll turn it back over to you, chris. i think the. good morning, everybody. first and foremost, i would like to thank our public safety team starting with mayor lori and the other members. we have a new administration in the fire department and it was very welcoming, very amazing welcome that we received from the other members of the public safety team. and it was very clear to me from the first several meetings that we had that we were going to be successful over this week those weekend's events. and the reason was that nobody was putting their department ahead of another department as far as importance. everybody only had one goal in mind and that was to keep the public safe. there were no egos involved. everybody worked really well together collaboratively. so thank you everybody for the welcome that you have given us and working with us on the outset of our administration. it's been very nice. i'd also like to thank the members of our department that stepped up during these events specifically fire marshal chad law. next to me this was a big ask for for p

john candy or chris farley in the movie, is a really fascinating guy.artner for like a dozen states in the us. so they want to. know that this. >> is a matter. >> of a friendship, but also be. >> business. >> willie. >> that you. >> guys sell us goods. we sell you goods. why would you want to screw that up? >> why would you want to screw that up? and yet you also hear from that same minister that you're talking about, that he talks to republicans and republicans say, yeah, i'm with you. this isn't a good idea. there's plenty of governors who look at the way that their states do business, who say, i'm with you, too. this doesn't work for my bottom line. >> yeah. >> and in fact. >> it's. >> pretty easy to find senators, governors. >> of. >> both parties who are deeply. uneasy about the idea of a trade war with canada, in part because of the retaliatory tariffs. let's take, for example, andy beshear, the governor of kentucky. mitch mcconnell, rand paul, the two senators, they're deeply concerned about the. canadians slapping tariffs on bourbon. and that is

sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/poll. >> chris billam—smith. >> chris. let's actually before we get straight into today�*s story, i've got to read today�*s story, i�*ve got to read this message out. this is from well, i think it's from his wife, actually, chris looks like he's been on the beer all weekend and needs a sleep. chris, is that from your wife? i have to ask. >> you surprised? >> you surprised? >> well, actually, that one is your wife called dan? >> no. >> no. >> no, no. dan, thanks for that message. do keep them coming in. anything you want to talk about, especially our outfits today. okay, now let's get straight into the story, shall we? our top story. obviously only one story in town, actually, in the world. actually, us military support for ukraine is hanging in the balance. after a heated debate, a heated meeting between donald trump and zelenskyy at the white house. it resulted in the white house. it resulted in the ukrainian leader dramatically leaving washington after a verbal slanging match in the oval office. let's have a listen, sha

. >> chris billam—smith. >> chris billam—smith. >> good afternoon and welcome to gb news. to say to you, thank you so much for all your amazing messages on all social media platforms, and also to the studio here @gbnews. thank you very much. i'm very excited. very much. i�*m very excited. somebody's taken me on. can you somebody�*s taken me on. can you believe it? we�*re live on tv and believe it? we're live on tv and on digital radio. we've got a cracking show for you. sir keir starmer will meet volodymyr zelenskyy this afternoon. we will bring that live in this show. stay with us. all of this, of course, follows the heated meeting between the ukrainian leader and donald trump in the white house earlier. so for the great british debate, we're going to kick that off with whose side are you on? volodymyr zelenskyy or donald trump? the poll is live. it's go to gb news dot com and cast your vote now. and as donald trump hinted that he would go along with the government�*s chagos deal, i'm asking, do you feel betrayed over the deal? and a very happy st david�*s day to all of o