i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. israel says it will cut off all humanitarian aid to gaza unless hamas backs a u.s. plan to extend their cease fire after the d.c. diplomatic disaster, ukraine's president zelenskyy gets a much warmer welcome. ahead of today's summit in the uk, we'll go live to downing street with a preview. and polling gives us insight into how u.s. republicans feel about ukraine and how much that sentiment differs from when the war began. and federal employees are again facing questions about the work they do. we'll have the latest on the new normal under donald trump and the elon musk. >> live from atlanta. >> this is. cnn newsroom. >> with kim brunhuber. >> israel says it's stopping all humanitarian aid from going into gaza. this comes as phase one of the ceasefire between israel and hamas has expired. cnn's larry madowo joins us live from paris. so, larry, take us through israel's decision here. the reaction and the impact it could have on so many civilians. kim, prime minister benjamin netanyahu

kim.li prime minister benjamin netanyahu has decided. >> with immediate effect. >> that no more aid or supplies will be getting into gaza. as of this morning. >> trucks are. >> not being allowed to get into the enclave, and this is because israel says there will be no ceasefire. >> without the. >> release of hostages. they are still believed to be about 24 israeli hostages still living that are in gaza. hamas has rejected a u.s. proposal to extend the current first phase of the ceasefire deal that expired yesterday on saturday. under this u.s. proposal by steve witkoff, the u.s. special envoy, hamas would release half of the current hostages still in gaza. and then at the end of the negotiation period, the other half, living and dead that remain in exchange for that, there more aid would be allowed to get into gaza. the period is supposed to cover until the end of the jewish holiday of passover. that's on april 20th. it would also cover all of the holy month of ramadan until the end of mar

i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. world reacts to the showdown between donald trump and vladimir zelenskyy in the oval office. the ukrainian lawmaker gives us the reaction in kyiv. plus, the pope now said to be resting after a peaceful night following a potentially worrying development. while the live update from rome on his fight against pneumonia and another federal agency is hit by massive cuts. how this could impact your local weather forecast. >> live from atlanta. this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. >> relations between the united states and ukraine are in uncharted waters today. after a shouting match in the oval office between vladimir zelenskyy, donald trump and j.d. vance. it was a meeting that went from cordial to combative in just minutes. listen to this. >> we gave you military equipment. you and your men are brave, but they had to use our military. if you didn't have our military equipment, if you didn't have our military equipment, this war would have been over in two weeks. >> in three days. i hea

kim, first to you. if. >> a miss to rfk jr.d if a growing measlings outbreak, suggesting this happens all the time. it doesn't, paul. this is the first child who's died of measles in this country in 22 years for an entirely preventable disease, one that we'd eradicated 20 years ago. its cases are growing because of misinformation. this was a callous and misinformed look from the new new hhs secretary. paul: joe. >> a hit for jeff bezos and the washington post. the post's opinion section for ages has trended to the left, expect newspaper joined the anti-trump resistance after 2016, but the amazon founder this week announced for now on the post's editorial page is going to champion personal liberties and free market. we at the journal did it first, and we'll still do it best, but it's nice to see a major news outlet offering readers alternative views for a change. paul: all right, joe, thanks. allysia. >> this is a miss to new jersey governor mil murphy who was out -- phil murphy who was complaining about new york's congestion ta

one day he is in love with kim jong un, the next day he is threatening fire and fury.ll probably see him repair the relationship with zelenskyy. >> john: charles kupchan from the council on foreign relations. thank you so much, charles. iowa is now the first state to remove civil rights protections for transgender people. republican governor kim reynolds signed the controversial bill into law this afternoon despite days of protest against the measure. cbs's lana zak reports on the civil rights reversal. >> reporter: the unprecedented act sparked outrage as lawmakers as lawmakers debated, hundreds of demonstrators gathered in the rotunda of the iowa state capitol to protest the law which eliminates civil rights protections based on gender identity. >> i feel it is mean and hateful. >> reporter: representative aime wichtendahl, the state legislature's first openly transgender member argued this is just the start. >> vote this bill down today, because this is not the end. those think tanks will ask you again and again and again to remove rights and freedoms from your fell

stuart: look who's here now, kim strassel from "the wall street journal". hear from trump tomorrow night? >> hi, stuart. i think he's going to spend some realtime talk about accomplishments and that's why this is important too and talking about doge and lawsuits and it's a opportunities for the president to talk about a lot of things like the border, his energy policy, what he's doing to cut regulations that will get to the growth that some of your prior guests were just talking a.c. those are the things we can expect and there's what i hope he does and look to the future and make the case on really important things that republicans are going to have to tackle. tackle if they want to move forward and fix things and medicaid reform and a opportunity for him to talk about a program that is deeply important to vulnerable people in the country but has been twisted by waste, fraud, duplicate spending and abuse and democrats are salivating to go after republicans on this, but they need to be able to make the case to cut the deficit and the tax policies to extend

we're going to have new jersey senator andy kim to join me live to talk more. and this. >> and the oscar goes to. >> honora. >> from first time winners to an independent sweep, will break down all the big moments from hollywood's biggest night. it is 6 a.m. here on the east coast. a live look at the washington monument here in the nation's capital, where we are all just waking up. good morning everyone. i'm audie cornish, and thank you for waking up with me. now, just days after getting berated at the white house, ukrainian president zelenskyy received the royal treatment in the u.k., the u.s. and europe. now at a historic crossroads over how to end russia's war on ukraine. britain's king charles extended a warm welcome to zelenskyy, meeting with him for more than an hour on sunday. leaders across europe held an emergency summit in london, where they stood shoulder to shoulder with ukraine's president, a reception far different than that in the oval office on friday. >> you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having cards, playing cards right now,

trey: is there any chance, kim, at all that the u.s.uck and let europe defend ukraine and does the same thing go for taiwan and china? >> i worry about this because, look, when we talk about russia's aggression and it's territorial conquest and taking of ukraine, that is just the beginning of its desire. vladamir putin always wanted to reassemble that former evil empire and, you know, other european countries are very aware of that situation and we do see positive movement in europe of attempting or at least discussing seriously for the first time in a long time about rearming and being more prepared. but i do not see them necessarily being capable of stopping that threat without the united states engagement and that's been the case and the united states has a role in this. trey: yeah, when you're the most powerful country in the world you have a responsibility to stick up for those that can't stick up for themselves. kim strassel, thank you for joining us on a sunday night. >> thank you. trey: still ahead, house threaded the needle and

chair scott: senator kim? sen. kim: mr. kessler, i would like to chat with you and go in deeper on some of the issues that have come up today. i would like to start by asking if you support using export controls to deny china access to advanced tooting chips -- to advanced computing chips they want to use to fulfill their ai ambitions? mr. kessler: generally yes. sen. kim: what i would like to get a sense of now is how do we go about doing that with regards to what we have seen about the proliferation of these chips? the previous administration move forward with an ai diffusion rule and i want to get your reaction. is that the right way to go about trying to address this challenge? mr. kessler: thank you for the question. it is important to make sure the united states maintains and expands its dominance of ai technology and other technologies of strategic significance. it is important to make sure bis as an agency moves quickly enough to keep pace with our competitors and our adversaries. it is important to consult with tec

. >> harris: protests in iowa after governor kim made iowa -- excuse me, governor kim reynolds made iowa the first state to declare sex, male or female from birth. the governor says it is a big step in protecting women. plus the president's big speech tomorrow night. last go around looked like this from democrats. >> i remember going through this in his first term. the insanity. they dressed in white. they wouldn't stand up for anything. >> nancy pelosi ripped up his state of the union speech behind him. >> harris: democrats are miles apart how to respond this time and add it to the laundry list of problems for the democrats. ari fleischer in "focus" next. ari fleischer in "focus" next. payment? at newday we're five times more likely to give those veteran families the cash they need. because you're more than just a credit score... you're an honored veteran. no one approves veterans like newday usa. call now: 1-844-980-2903. >> i am elmer heinrich. our company sells an incredible nutritional supplement called immuno 150. now it contains 70 minerals and 80 additional nutrients. i suggest y

is kim was gonna go with a device or so research at the table or sit and wait for the cars or, or to get the stats and what are you doing? you know, i saw i know for us to follow you or just go to the last couple different which is just too much because i'm a holler when i try to go to the car. did you need to 30 minutes or so sort of just present it to the the russian states. never as one of the most sense community best. most all sun set up the consumer must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will ben in the european union the kremlin mission, the state on the russians to day and split the ortiz full neck, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for the question, did you say steve would quickly check the blog nice. some wouldn't hold on to him on a fiscal fixed the one boy and then some would come from lloyd and then i guess cool actually this it in, in the, on the really it on the ground did save me. and i know at the with the simple mission of to best select the going to be most mostly snobbish. and that's sort of the man i me

and i love to kim cisco, stand on every ramadan, month for the some see present on lose if not present. this is a good lesson because is our brothers in there. so you know, be nice to do that for them because you know, the faucet in the minutes where the files that need to get something to eat. so you know, we try to change the menu of every single day and give them a different thing after the audit to do, you know, as you know, you need to be doing dollar. i sent you a gift card for them. what city on monday is ramadan, what it will be looking out for the brothers. it will be looking out for the both of them. so that's why we do it for them. i have the right, the boy costs anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that gods chosen and blessed us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue. do want to state level all that i can't support the 3 pot, serious explodes, the implications of us and people who called lower the freedom of speech and 1st amendment rights more about the issue whatever i'm looking for. so my thing for talk to, in, quote, on which is

. >> reporter: republicans lawmakers fast tracked the bill and governor kim reynolds signed it into lawense to acknowledge the obvious biological differences between men and women. >> reporter: it defines sex based on a person's anat my at birth and removes rights from the state's civil rights law which protected groups from discrimination. gender identity was added along sexual orientation in 2007. >> before i signed this bill, the civil rights code blurred the biological line between the sexes. what this bill does accomplish is to strengthen protections for women and girls. >> reporter: the executive director of the advocacy group one iowa. mowat says the move ends nearly two decades of state law protections for transgender iowans like himself. why is this happening right now? >> i can't understand what the timing would be other than a large widespread national trend towards trans phobia and hostility toward the lgbtq community. it's more acceptable to single us out and harm us. >> reporter: are you worried about real harm? >> absolutely. i know that this will just move the needle fur

yeah, jim kim is retiring to spend more time with their family.she says that the neighborhood and people have really made her feel special. >> to on babies. >> and, you know, within my to do key in most. so. >> it's how make me a head. he i just see them. it. for them and they did that. >> so much for me. >> kim received does certificate of recognition from the city of orinda. ida lice will be open until 5 o'clock tonight. >> now to an update on the bay bridge, a fatal accident in oakland has just been cleared. happened 5.10, minutes ago as this camera just turned here. but it has been creating a big traffic issue we'll keep an eye on that. >> all right. let's get a check of the forecast now. kron first chief meteorologist joins yeah, major changes coming for weekend. weather been so nice over the last few days. kind of get used to it now. but now it looks like we're back to some wintry weather as we head throughout the weekend outside the right now, we're still enjoying some spring-like conditions out there. some high clouds up above san francisc

so down to tell me what to kim, i'm one of of ship them we're on the ball gary in general is began to the investigation over 10 years ago when she went to georgia to film a report on american bio labs work was just now split. it out, it's all numbers because i just don't assume we okay on your book items we must put down your name. please tell me your boss because they're just elizabeth farley to do mean both a got purchased it on no but the self government, but she has 2 girls of going towards the most countries of the sheep to down the book as well. a swindle gorski passport from g on goods on zillow, because would flip the g c, and i buy a new suit. another series swelled clear um, best buy medium and living thing. yep. cuz i used the or the take a fresh look around. there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to vision with no real opinions. pictures. design to simplify will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as a chosen for you. fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground can the u

interim superintendent kim moses says the district is trying to cut more than a million dollars from the general fund. the district says it has until march 15th to tell affected employees about the layoffs. alright, weather time here as we get live look. the bay bridge is hopping tonight. people coming and going, you know what i like to say, lawrence. >> everybody loves a parade. they do an especially a parade of planets. planetary parade. yeah. how often does that happen right now tell this was not going to happen again till about 2040. so if you want to check it out, you're probably if you've been looking up in the sky, you may have noticed some of those bright objects out there. they weren't stars. the kind of lineup out there, but planet lining up out there for tonight. you got to get out there in a hurry because this was going to die below the deck here. real quick. you got saturn. you've got mercury there. you've gotten up of course, we've got the flying up above your nest jupiter and even mars out there. so if you want to go check it out, it is a beautiful sight to see all 7 p

. >> kim has a tan hut. she's just so calm and she doesn't, like, bother you. she just stays still and listens while you read. >> he is in the mud. i read every wednesday, and sometimes when i read, time goes by fast because i've been reading a lot. >> liz and chen dashed off to set up their skit. when i'm reading in front of a big group and i lose track of words, i always, like, do a little freakout. but i'm just reading to a dog, so it feels much easier. >> he yells many things. >> reporter: 9-year-old andrew read to arrow every week last year. the two share a special bond. >> last year, i got to read to her every wednesday, which is really cool. and i've improved a lot. >> reporter: the r.e.a.d. program has students improve their reading and language skills, and boost their confidence. >> they're becoming more fluent. they're their decoding skills are flourishing. and most importantly, we've seen an increase in their confidence. >> it's a bit more common when i read to arrow, because my sister's usually talking when i read at home. >> i got a new pet. >> in

. >> reporter: kim lucas is an epidemiologist who now works from home less than 50 yards from suprema'sding area. over the years she's captured these videos showing trucks blocking the streets and sidewalks as well as loud noise at all hours of the day. similar allegations are laid out in a new lawsuit just filed by the oakland city attorney's office last week, asking the court to declare the business operations to be a public nuisance and order them to stop. >> we've done a lot and we can do more, but for the city to say that i've done nothing. >> reporter: the owner, mike harrah, said over the past ten years they've gotten more complaints from nearby residents as the neighborhood gentrified. he said he did change operations to make less noise and keep truck traffic off the residential streets, something he said cost the business a lot in lost revenue, but he says the city keeps suing them. why do you think they're singling you out? >> i don't know. >> there is a ten-year history of the neighbors being inconvenienced and more than, that really devastated by the actions of suprema meats

this happened on november 15th of last year at kim timm jewelry in south sacramento. 12 suspects forced their way into the store, smashed display cases and fled. the owner's wife was killed in the confrontation when her husband opened fire. well, tonight we're learning that all four suspects arrested so far are from the bay area. two are brothers from concord, ages 19 and 22. a 28 year old san francisco man and a 19 year old suisun city man were also arrested and charged this week thanks to joint law enforcement actions. the clock is ticking for people living in san francisco's only safe parking site. it's known as the bay view vehicle triage center. the 35 spot site opened in 2022 and has served 132 households living in vehicles. but late last year, the city announced the site will be closing this coming monday. the city says everyone on site will be offered permanent housing, rental subsidies, alternative shelter or relocation assistance before the closure. most have accepted the help. those who don't have to be out by the end of the weekend. our concern, though, is for those who stil

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so down the double width of kim, on one of the ship, them we're on. the bulgarian general is began to the investigation over 10 years ago when she went to georgia to fill in the report on american bio labs. work was just now spread it out on because i just don't assume we okay on the book items way must put down your name, please tell me your thoughts because that are still visible college. so don't give me both the questions that i don't know, but the solve come up, which was 2 girls of going to wash the most could choose if the shape to down the swim ball. got ski possible from gentlemen goods on zillow, because would flip back to the another, throw off a new suit, another series swelled clear. um, best buy g. i'm willing to thing now cuz i, as the russians and the americans are talking again, the media is about as about ending sanctions. europeans as usual, are angry, confused, and divided. in short, there are high expectations about dramatic change. so where is the trump piece plan? [000:00:00;00] the one with the doctor for one of those little an

test missiles to demonstrate his capabilities. trump said he would reach out to north korean leader kim jong on to revive diplomacy. at least one person has died and thousands of been evacuated as japan fights rec, or break wall 555 is i've been battling the blaze and the forest around the movies in city of, of you now to since last wednesday the struggling to contain the flames. which a burning thousands of heck days of land every day. the vatican says put francis as an a stable condition and hospitality continues to be treated for pneumonia. the 88 year old roman catholic leda is no longer using mechanical ventilation to breathe. a full medical update on his condition is expected on monday evening. the president donald problems has a number of crypto currencies will be included in the us strategic reserve and announcement that sent waves across the markets from pronounced on social media. that bitcoin ophelia and 3 on the digital currency is, will be included or 5 currency. so ben johnson, they market price, trump the same as a supporter of crypto. the u. s. president has released sev

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alguacil del condado de sacramento que ha arrestado a 4 personas sospechosas por el robo de la joyería kimén de san francisco. también habrían arrestado a otro sujeto, también de la misma ciudad de sun city. y otro más que que las autoridades están buscando aún. todos a estos sujetos les fueron decomisadas armas de fuego. increíble. ahora nos vamos a martínez, donde por primera vez se había escogido a una latina. la habían nombrado para ocupar una vacante en la junta escolar. pero semanas después de su designación, ella la notificaron que había perdido su puesto. bueno, pilar niño nos cuenta qué pasó y por qué ahora serían los votantes los que tienen que decidir de forma unánime. la junta escolar que rige las escuelas de martínez votó el pasado 27 de enero para que brittany ayala ocupara una vacante que se abrió en ese organismo. aunque juramentó y fungió en un par de reuniones, ahora recibió esta carta donde le confirman que fue removida del puesto. me quitaron mi puesto. sentí decepción porque no pensé que esto se iba a realizar. quedó suspeido, pues un grupo de maestros y padres introdu

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i point out in long kim, ferguson, the patron of interpreting the constitution as color blind.ong had never become a u.s. citizen. >> and like canwise, if i recall it was what filler v -- justice brennan in a footnote opined that -- that anyone born physically in the united states be a birthright accident, does dictam has the same force of law as a holding in a case? >> it doesn't and also in that footnote justice brennan said that jurisdiction, the phrase jurisdiction is bounded only by principles of sovereign and allegiance, exact same things that you've talked about. >> which is what you're arguing today. okay, thank you. >> the gentleman, yields? >> i yield. >> i appreciate that. i will recognize myself for five minutes and i will just ask, professor frost we talked earlier about the extent of which record is depleted for the records. tourism, mal actors who are profiting by transporting people in the united states to deliver babies, we have georgetown law report talking about women from foreign country, china and russia paying tens of thousands of dollars to give birth and

luckily, i have a great brief with the previous secretary, kim, she is in the audience today. she set up a cybersecurity team. she told me i had to deal with misinformation and disinformation but the office did not have the resources. going into my ministration, one thing i had to do was update the crisis plan due to the existing threats, try to bring in some element to combat disinformation and have a better way of getting the word out, and having a crisis plan. if you don't have a crisis plan, you need to get one. make sure you have communications. when you have a crisis, it is not just notifying the governor, the ag, law enforcement. also notifying the committee chairs that oversee your office and the ranking members. we do that all the time. that's part of the plan. if it is election season, we will notify both party chair's. talk to both chairs at the same time. don't talk to them separately. bad things can happen if you do that. also have good people. i will hand it off to my assistant secretary of state, kevin mcmahon. great thing about kevin, he's a retired colonel fro

still ahead steve forbes on the trump administration creating an affordability czar, kim strassel onional address tomorrow night retired four-star general jack keane on whether europe's backing of ukraine is strong enough to deter a russian attack. alisha finley and governor newsom suspending environmental laws to speed up wildfire prevention efforts. the 11:00 o'clock hour is next. ♪ when you're in the military you're really close with your brothers and your sisters that are in the military with you. and when you get out of the military, you kind of lose that until you find a new family. we can talk about our struggles and the things that we did overseas and not everybody can do that. adam! how's it going, brother? we live pretty close to each other. so he's always coming over. when i go to jack's house, we watch a lot of football, hang out. we go outside the friendship has kind of grown into a family i was overseas on a deployment. i got separated from my marines and i got hit in the neck, and it broke my neck and paralyzed me. 14 years ago, i was on a training mission. did a milit

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. >> reporter: kim lucas is an epidemiologist who now works from home, less than 50 yards from suprema'sding area. over the years, she's captured these videos, showing trucks blocking the streets and sidewalks, as well as loud noise at all hours of the day. similar allegations are laid out in a new lawsuit just filed by the oakland city attorney's office last week, asking the court to declare the business operations to be a public nuance and order them to stop. >> we have done a lot and we can do more. >> reporter: the owner, mike harrah, didn't want us to show his face on camera. over the past ten years, they have gotten more complaints. he changed operations to try to make less noise and keep truck traffic off the residential streets. something that cost the business a lot in lost revenue. but he says the city keeps suing them. >> reporter: why are they suing you? >> i don't know. there is a ten-year history of the neighbors being incon convenienced and devastated by the action of suprema meats. >> reporter: and zach unger says it's not about singling out one business, but instead work

griff: in a move that sparked protests in the state capitol, governor kim reynolds changed clears ups keeping transgender people out of women's restrooms and locker rooms and blocking participation in women's sports. it goes into effect july 1st. >> jewish students speaking out after a group of pro palestinian protesters ak pied a building at barnard college's manhattan campus this week, cla shalling with staff and sending one employee to the hospital. the protesters were demanding th the-- history course in january. and a fox news alert. ukrainian president zelenskyy meeting with prime minister keir starmer of the u.k., this following that heated exchange. let's listen in now and hear what they're saying. >> thank you very much, keir, prime minister, happy to be here and i saw a lot of people and i want to thank you, the people of the united kingdom, such big support from the very beginning of this war, thank you, your team, and i'm very happy that his majesty the king accepted mine tomorrow and thankful you organized great summit for tomorrow and we're very happy in ukraine that we

maggie: de todas mi favorita fue kim kardashian. kim kardashian no llevaba ni arete.rque es algo que no cualquiera se puede poner. eso y la moda. maggie: el diseÑo tambiÉn me gusta, pero no me gusta el color. >> en cambio a mÍ me gusta el color para ella. jomari: tenemos contradicciÓn todos juntos. [risas] kylie jenner con este vestido negro. he sacado de archivo. pienso que de los aÑos que menos anterior se ha llevado ella porque ella siempre de las mÁs habladas, pero este aÑo ha pasado desapercibido. maggie: creo que es un vestido espectacular. tiene todo lo que a mÍ me gusta. discreta, el encaje es espectacular. jessica: vamos con haydee. acaba de dar a luz hace cinco meses. me atrevo a decir que su primer alfombra luego de dar a luz. quÉ piensan? >> a mi me gusto. me parece que se veÍa elegante, sobria y muy sencilla. como decimos aquÍ en hollywood menos es mÁs. [hablan a la vez] >> era un vestido x. >> para ella que tiene una lÍnea de maquillaje el maquillaje no me vende absolutamente nada. no me gustÓ. [hablan a la vez] [aplausos] (mom) ¡ya llegué! fui a verizon

. >>> iowa governor kim reynolds signed a bill into law that removes transtrender next -- transgenderom the state's civil rights code. this comes one day after a big protest broke out inside of iowa's capitol over the legislation. >> >> i'm signing into law a bill that safeguards the rights of women and girls. it's common sense to acknowledge the obvious biological differences between men and women. in fact, it's necessary to secure genuine, equal protection for women and girls. rachel: hard to believe we need a law for that, but this law goes into effect on july 1st and, guys, those are your headlines. charlie: so biology is real. rachel: it's real. yes. it's immutable, you can't change it, you can't opt in, you can't wish for it to be someone else that you're not -- charlie: we can't all be madonna. [laughter] rachel: you can try. [laughter] a lot of people are trying. charlie: all right. let's check in with adam klotz live at daytona international speedway for the start of the 84th annual daytona bike week. adam. adam: hey, good morning, guys. yeah, the 84thth annual daytona bike w

yeah, charlize theron, anne hathaway, kim basinger, mira sorvino, jane fonda, liza minnelli, elizabeth donna reed, jo van fleet, shirley jones, lila kedrova, shelley winters, susan hayward and helen hayes. that whore. >> who. oh. oh. >> more prostitutes have gone home with oscars than charlie sheen. and seven more hooker portrayers have been nominated. yeah. julie, julia roberts, elizabeth shue, audrey hepburn, julie christie, jodie foster, madeline kahn and yes, jon voight in midnight cowboy. >> oh. it's true. that's 20. >> 20 women and one guy. shame on you, hollywood. i thought you cared about diversity. >> and finally. uh, new. >> rule to everyone who's been stopping me lately and asking bill if by some weird fluke, stephen a smith doesn't run for president. who are we going to get? well, i'm going to tell you. but first, a word from common sense. the the democratic party's current approval rating is 21%, which is only slightly more popular than kanye's swastika shirts. maybe that's why, according to a new gallup poll, 45% of democrats want the party to move to the center, which is

xi in china, kim in north korea, the rulers of iran are watching. and what trump demonstrated is weakness, pathetic abandonment of an ally who has been bleeding and dying. and then the audacity to say that zelenskyy doesn't want peace. this man has led the country bleeding and dying. he's lost friends. he's gone to visit the amputees. i've been with him at times when he has mourned and really. indescribably grieved for his country, and he's led it with courage and determination. in the first russian assault, they came within just miles of his bunker. i visited bucha, where women and children were shot through the head and buried in mass graves. so he wants peace, but it has to be peace with freedom and independence. and that's why we should be supporting him. because putin will keep the aggression going. >> well, putin has said there's no such thing as ukraine, and there's no such thing. >> by the way, this is just to add, is this it's the if you look at russia today. so this is it's a it's a giant military camp from kindergarten to the top of the g

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in fact, just yesterday, iowa governor kim reynolds signed a law removing gender identity as a protectedat state. now, trans and non-binary iowans are no longer shielded from discrimination in education, housing, employment or many other aspects of everyday life. but iowa is not alone. in fact, lawmakers in at least nine states have instructed measures, or rather, introduced measures instructing the government to chip away at some of the rights of same sex couples right to marry. more than half of them, including the one in michigan, urge the supreme court to overturn the obergefell v hodges decision, the one passed in 201, that granted same sex couples nationwide the right to marry. the michigan resolution was introduced by state representative josh schreiber. it argues that the obergefell ruling is, quote, at odds with the sanctity of marriage. the michigan constitution and principles upon which this country was established. similar measures have now been introduced in montana, idaho, and the dakotas. the ones in idaho and north dakota already passed state houses that are dominated by

but kim cuomo pull this off. >> absolutely. i mean. >> was he the favorite?>> i would say he's the favorite. i think actually, like, he, uh cuomo. not pulling it off would be the story. there is a desire for that type of return. i think eric adams has laid the groundwork. and, you know, more broadly, there's a there's a backlash from even some of the cancel culture that brought cuomo to disgrace in 2021. i don't think that's i think that's separate from the reality and legitimacy of the charges. i don't think anyone doesn't think that, like, i haven't heard someone say, cuomo's a nice guy, but i think there's a sense of of maybe some of this went a little too far. and so i think that, you know, in my life in new york, i will hear an interesting collection of people be saying, at least andrew cuomo will clean up the subways. you know, at least, you know, andrew cuomo will get things done. you know, he knows what to do with donald trump in the white house. and that type of understanding, i think, is what's behind his return to to political office. >> and here h

. >> mahmoud basal kim brunhuber. >> bright colors, lively music and feathers galore.rio de janeiro, once again reminding the world why it is the place to be for carnival. the festival encourages all to eat, drink and be merry before ash wednesday, when christians begin the period of lent for 40 days ahead of easter. always looks like such a good time. and louisiana's favorite adopted son reigns supreme over new orleans on sunday. headlining the big easy's slate of carnival parades, former lsu star and nba hall of famer shaquille o'neal. shaq ruled as king bacchus from his custom throne, specially constructed to accommodate his massive seven foot one frame. adoring fans could be seen trying to catch a glimpse and some mardi gras beads from the king. good fun there and thanks for joining us. i'm rahel solomon, live in new york. stick with us. cnn this morning with audie cornish is up after a quick break. >> oh. oh. oh, you you want. to. >> when we look back 100 years from now. >> we're going. >> to say this is where. >> everything changed. >> we are. >> talking about th

and for america to mortgage its future on what vladimir decides to do tomorrow, what kim jong un decides to do tomorrow, this is silly. you cannot control people who are beyond your control. and even if the united states could assist, for example, in ukraine's efforts to hold off russian advances, suppose ukraine wins this war. well, russia is still going to be a very large country with a very long border next to and the russians still consider that ukraine ought to be part of the united states. and so unless unless well, and this is exactly what lindbergh said, unless the united states is determined to defend ukraine forever, then you just got to cut your losses. and i've been very good have said and i'll go there in the first place. this is exactly what it's going to lead to. and he would have said, for example, with the war in afghanistan. okay it's understandable. the united states invaded afghanistan in the immediate aftermath of the attacks. 911. we had to clear out al qaida training camps. but for the united states to be there for years and, you know, nothing good comes of it, you