and kristin should have no guilt over that.esses, ynobe matthews was executed three years later. [music playing] if there is a lesson to take from this story, it is one that comes directly from a survivor herself, someone who has learned the hard way to cherish life's moments, each and every one. it makes you realize how fragile your life is and that anybody can take it in a moment's notice. the story for them, that's it. that's their life story. the final chapter's been written. but for me, i get to keep going on. what would you call yourself? i mean, people have called me a survivor. i would call myself lucky. [music playing] that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thanks for watching. [music playing] >> this ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> this sunday, breaking point. >> you don't have the cards right now. >> a dramatic oval office meeting with ukraine's president turns combative as tensions rise

kristin: my name is kristin urquiza and i live in san francisco, california.: my name is mei'lani eyre and i live in seattle, washington. steph: my name is steph fowler and i live in chicago. rachel: my name is rachel valdes and i live in portland, oregon. aubrey: life before the pandemic for me was very active. i was super busy. loved hiking, doing things on the weekends and going to lots of concerts. kristin: before covid started, i was finishing up graduate school. mei: my life before covid, i was working as a software engineer. steph: these are unprecedented times, was the phrase. and it really was. there was no class in grad school that prepared you for helping people through a pandemic. at the same time, you're trying to cope with it yourself. rachel: i was a labor and delivery nurse. and so the trauma of having pregnant people have covid get really sick and die, and then trying to save the baby. it made me not want to be a labor and delivery nurse anymore. it was scary. kristin: the pandemic completely transformed my life. i lost my dad mark urquiza ear

after carla's death, mike found kristine and fell in love.ah could see kristine was good for her dad and maybe her, too. i know how sarah felt. i had gone through the same thing she did. yeah. you know, my mom passed away when i was young. and it wasn't easy at first. keith morrison (voiceover): no. and maybe that's why sarah so embraced what became a genuine passion. i think making art made her mentally escape from that and be creative and can create any kind of happiness she wanted to. there was a whole other world for her. yeah. where sarah picked up her talent, we still don't know. like it was a natural thing for her. it seemed natural. what she turned out was-- it's pretty good stuff. yeah, some really, really neat stuff. she just started drawing in any medium. keith morrison (voiceover): beautiful images. magical, even. she started going to conventions to meet online stars and artists, got to meet youtube stars like jenna marbles. mike stern: there was a vidcon convention up in toronto, and she fell in love with the city. and she said,

at a los angeles city council meeting today, the onetime city fire chief kristin crowley defended herions against the devastating january wildfires hoping to regain her position. mayor karen bass demoted crowley, calling her removal in the best interest of public safety. cbs's carter evans reports on the council vote and the emotionally charged hearing. >> reporter: in the midst of l.a.'s struggle to recover from the devastation, there's also a power struggle. it began just days after wildfires wiped out most of the pacific palisades. finger-pointing by l.a. mayor karen bass and fire chief kristin crowley on who dropped the ball for what became the costliest disaster in l.a. history. >> i just met with chief crowley and removed her as fire chief. >> reporter: today the former chief came to city hall pleading to get her job back. >> it is never the wrong time to do the right thing and to speak the truth. >> reporter: crowley blames the mayor for budget cuts she said hampered the department's response. mayor bass claims crowley failed to put 1,000 firefighters on duty that day and for n

good morning, kristine. my daughter's name is spelled the same way. situation where russia and ukraine were at the point of signing an agreement in 2022. but all of a sudden, here comes boris johnson in joe biden interfering and putting money in. i stopped being independent. i look at the fact biden's son hunter is making $80,000 a month. ukraine went from being the most corrupt country on earth to we are shoveling money into them. trump labeled zelenskyy as the world's greatest salesman. since we stop giving money, all these european nations have decided to jump in. it is impossible for me to understand. russia has 6000 nuclear weapons. the united states has 6000. put all the european nuclear weapons together, and i do not even know if that up to 2000. -- that adds up to 2000. i think you people have not studied the scriptures. host: i'm going to jump in. let's go back to his point about 2020. guest: if you go back and look at when the conflict started, it does not start just in 2020 or 2022 with a full-scale invasion. but in 2014, already there was

cnn contributor kristin fisher is joining us now. kristin, this is exciting. about the significance of this landing. >> well. >> jessica, you know, it's hard to land on the moon. it is really hard to land on. >> the moon. >> first time on your first attempt? absolutely flawlessly. and that is what firefly aerospace. >> did today. >> i mean, keep in mind they don't have. >> this big, massive. >> government. a big, massive. budget that. >> the u.s. >> government would have. right? they are a private. >> relatively small commercial space company. and what. >> they did. >> today, i mean, they. >> truly exceeded. >> expectations, jessica. and so why why should. >> you care? >> why does this matter? well. >> first. >> these robotic lunar landers, there's a whole parade of them coming to the moon this year. >> what they're. >> doing is they're really paving the way for nasa to be able to send humans, nasa astronauts, back to the moon for the first time since the end of the apollo program. and then the other thing that's really significant about today's landing, jessi

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kristine berzina also mentioned talks between the united states and ukraine picking back up. i want to show our viewers what the white house special envoy had to say. he talked with reporters outside the white house yesterday. [video clip] >> president zelenskyy sent a letter to the president. the president thought it was a positive first step. from that we are now in discussions to coordinate a meeting with ukrainians and while the city is moving around a little bit, but it will be saudi arabia. the idea is to get down a framework for a peace agreement and initial cease fire as well. host: let's go to calls. darrell in idaho, independent. caller: good morning. my daughter spells her name the same way. the thing i am looking at is here you have a situation with russia and ukraine at the point of signing an agreement. back in 2022. then all here comes boris johnson and joe biden interfering and putting money in. now you have a case where i am independent. i look at the fact that here is hunter biden working at burisma making $80,000 per month and ukraine is famous for being th

some mom kristin and doctor true penske weigh in on the phenomena next. ♪ keting, and that was the hardestng. when i posted on tiktok that went from maybe a few hundred people knowing about my product to millions. (♪) we were able to make over $300,000 in less than two days. it saved my business and it saved lives. fox news live, most of europe rallying behind volodymyr zelenskyy following a fiery exchange between him and president trump at the white house yesterday. over peace negotiations with russia. trump urging zelenskyy to negotiate for risk losing u.s. support. earlier today uk's prime minister embraced zelenskyy with open arms in the the leaders signed an agreement to accelerate nearly $3 billion in loans to ukraine humming ahead of tomorrow's emergency european summit. uk's prime minister said it would get the leaders a chance to push toward peace. three goals include attending ukraine's current position reading a deal that delivers the next steps. now back with my view. ♪ >> welcome back. mohawk movement made great strides raising awareness about the quality of our food systems a

some mom kristin and doctor true penske weigh in on the phenomena next. ♪ now back with my view. ♪ >>me back. mohawk movement made great strides raising awareness about the quality of our food systems and the rise of chronic disease. uniting pants from across the political trial but arguably, none of this would be possible without mohawk moms. mothers increasingly turned about the health and well-being of their families. they've shown they are not afraid to speak up. >> make america healthy again is an answer to my prayers. i have four children and i'm concerned for their health and their children's health. >> my children were sick. i was told they need to be on chronic medications forever and will keep their diseases at bay and i refuse to take that answer for one more day so i started changing our diet and lifestyles and our kids came off medications because my children's lives changed, my health changed. >> unbelievable that the democrats and liberal media tried to near them as conspiracy theorists but today we are going to get the facts. self-proclaimed mom sports illustrated mom

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fire chief kristin crowley lost her bid to get her job back. city council voted 13-2 to reject crowley's attempt to be reinstated. mayor karen bass ousted crowley six weeks after massive wildfires destroyed thousands of homes. crowley said she's the victim of false accusations and faced retaliation for publicly speaking about fire department budget cuts. >>> and the "sun sentinel" says the florida attorney general's office has opened a criminal investigation into brothers andrew and tristan tate. the social media influencers arrived in fort lauderdale last week after romanian prosecutors lifted travel restrictions. they're accused of taking part in a criminal ring that lured women to romania to be sexually exploited. they deny the allegations. >>> coming up, the eagles have landed. a nest cam captures two special arrivals. l arrivals. join the more than 7 million adults, like maria, who have taken ozempic®. i was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes 10 years ago. it was overwhelming. but it didn't stop me from opening my own salon. i'm maria, and thi

then, kristine berzina of the german marshall fund over the meeting between president trump and ukrainianresident zelenskyy, and the implications for transatlantic relations. "washington journal," join the conversation live on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> c-span, democracy unfiltered. we are funded by these television companies and more, including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers, and we are just getting started, building 100,000 miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. >> charter communications suppor c-span as a public service, alo with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. and now president trump's nominefoodnd drug and commissionerarty makary at his confirmation hearing, he took questions and drug shs, food safety come and was asked about his opinion on prescription requirements for mifepristone, the prescription drugs end premises. this hearing is about one hour and 45 minutes. [indistinct conversation

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a few hours ago, the los angeles city council rejected a bid by former fire chief kristin crowley to job back. crowley was fired after january's fires. at the hearing, she spoke out on a lack of resources because of city budget cuts. >> as for the 1000 firefighters who allegedly were sent home prior to the fires, we did not have enough apparatus to put them on because of the budget cuts and lack of investments in our fleet maintenance. >> crowley's supporters say she was used as a scapegoat by los angeles mayor karen bass for talking about the lack of resources. public records obtained by the los angeles times show the mayor's aides received an email warning of severe fire weather before the fire started, but that message was not relayed to the mayor before she left on a trip to ghana. >> still ahead, a shooting on an east bay freeway. we will have details and the latest on the installation of hundreds of freeway cameras around the bay area. >> plus, it's not until october, but today, organizers of san francisco's fleet week announced some exciting news. the air show performance, sch

during the news conference, the mayor was asked about former lafd fire chief kristin crowley spy ring and news that the mayor's aides were warned about the fire danger before she flew to africa. >> here's what she had to say about that. i don't think it's appropriate to talk about personnel issues or how that will be dealt with internally in my office. >> but what i will reiterate is a decision has been made and was be for affirmed by the city council. we have a new fire chief that i hope you get a chance to know. >> and we are moving forward in the city. so what's next? the city says they are continuing to ramp up those rebuilding efforts here in this area. again, we can tell you that do not drink water notice will be lifted tomorrow. that's the latest for now reporting from the pacific palisades. i'm omar lewis will send it back to you in the studio. >> still ahead, the white house says it is ready to resume talks with ukraine. what those talks could mean for the russia-ukraine war. >> pope francis is speaking to supporters from his hospital bed, thanking them as he continues to rec

. >> hello, kristin. thanks for having me. >> yes. nice to have you on.ook, as abc seven has reported as well, mayor lori has asked departments to cut 15% of their budget next year. what did you discover about department heads responses to this? >> yeah. so mayor lurie, upon entering office, has told people, hey, we've got to make some major cuts. we have an $840 million deficit. what we found is that close to two dozen city departments have not reached the 15% benchmark that he set out for these agencies to make cuts. >> which departments in particular are sounding the most resistant, if you will, or even defined about making cuts? >> yeah. so some departments came close to the 15% uh- goal. others just said, hey, we're not going to cut our budget at all. that includes the city attorney's office. and there are some departments who are saying we actually want more money. that includes the sheriff's department, the fire department, the asian art museum, and a couple other smaller departments as well. >> right. so is there any sense that this 15% is going t

now judge will decide if the university's actions are in line with the law. kristin salumi, algebra, new york, tens of thousands of serbians have taken to the streets of nation, alongside university students to protest against negligence and corruption. the challenge that we does is better as they relate against what they describe as an demik corruption under the decade long populous governments of president alexander, of who gets the protest response by the collapse of a train station, tennessee in november, they killed 15 people. obviously there's not a lot of this is so positive once begun, this having a heating effect and although it may not complete and fix the seas, it's a step in the right direction of the that's the idea is not some claim to over throw the state, but to create a better state, it's being driven by the younger generations, just finishing their education, having to take to the streets to pursue justice. the previous generations failed to achieve. as the vatican says, pub francis has spent another peaceful, nice and hospital up to suffering, but it cooled as an i

thank you, and don't miss meet the press tomorrow morning, when kristin welker interviews house speakerson and senators bernie sanders and james langford. that's tomorrow morning. right here on nbc. also tonight former new york governor andrew cuomo says he now wants to be mayor of the city of new york. cuomo, a democrat, making it official in his announcement video today. he resigned as governor most four years ago after facing multiple allegations of sexual harassment. his campaign comes as the current mayor democrat eric adams is facing months of scandal after an indictment on corruption charges, which he pleaded not guilty to. the trump administration has moved to dismiss the charges but a judge has yet to rule. >>> to the vatican now, and a new update and possible improvement in pope francis's condition, and thompson is there for us tonight, what is the latest? >> the news is much better tonight, josi■ pope francis is stable after yesterday's bronchial spasm he's been alternating between the breathing mask and receiving high flow oxygen and the vatican says he's having a good respo

assuming the university saying that they were unfairly suspended for the political views out 0 is kristin. so let me report 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 to disrupt a history of israel class at bernard college, columbia sisters 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 at the it was extremely disoriented, but these 3 graduate students are taking a different approach. they're suing the university to 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 videos, rewrite 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 vio

. >> related to that, kristin in portland, mareen, said speak about the irs completely modernizing before the american public is modernized. my stephe's not the only elderly pers doesn't have a cellne, computer or internet. unfortunately i believe that's why progress needs to go slow and roadwaylated to that -- related to that is the question of where we are about not using the price gouging products to file taxes. that's from colin in baltimore. >> great question, colin. first of all, yeah. some jurisdictions around the world required all citizens to file electronically. that's not us. file how you want. filing electronically and selecting direct deposit is the quickest way and if you do it and there's no errors, get refund in under three weeks and we were successful in doing that in the two filing seasons i was there. but not everyone wants to file electronically or has the capacity. there's something called a digital divide. whether that's people that don't have access to technology or people that don't have access to high speed internet, you want to make sure, again, that the system i

now judge will decide if the university's actions are in line with the law. kristin salumi al jazeera, new york, u. s. president donald trump has designated english as the official language for the 1st time in the nation's history. the white house, as the physician aims to unify the country on stream line government operations, the executive order to revoke a presidential mandate from the ninety's, requiring fits very funded agencies to give assistance to non english speakers. they can now choose how much help they'll, they'll fall, at least the 2 american states had already made english, the official language. the, the message is probably just the side of the american verse. i know there's a lot of, you know, a lot of illegal immigrants coming in and don't speak the language at all. he wants it out there to be all the culture and people say, you know, kind of assimilated one of the americans. i think it's ridiculous. i don't think it's uh, we should be worrying about right now. we should be focus on the fact that we're spending $10.00 for it doesn't make sense. he said it was gonna b

now, judge will decide if the university's actions are in line with the law. kristin salumi al jazeera new york. the ukraine surprises enjoy the music lensky and british prime is the key. as time i have met in london where they sign more than $2000000000.00, a $2000000000.00 agreement loan agreement, the money will bolster ukrainian defenses against russian attacks on sundays, som, i will whole savanski and european need us to discuss some next steps on ukraine. all this follows a public spot between zelinski and us present donald trump at the white house on friday, but then of as an innovation before some london what a difference a day makes without the med zalinski arriving at downing street to a woman braced by the british prime minister, a strong show of support for ukraine's president after a bruising meeting of the white house inside mobile was from kids. stop. uh, uh uh, we try it for as long as we come to new york and really, really such and a new loan signed to boost ukraine's defense. but what the lensky needs the most is, was stopped to use his own successful meeting with do

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now, judge will decide if the university's actions are in line with the law. kristin salumi al jazeera new york. a new transitional government for syria is set to be announced in the coming days. last week, 6 committees were creation to address importance issues, including justice, unconstitutional reform. for nearly 3 months serial has been run by an interim government led by ahmed al sharra, following the full of president by shaw all the sides of to 14 years of civil war. took. yeah, has warned each will resume military operations against coaches fights is if the psalm event process fails, the out close because of some luck. his policy known as the p k. k is because as a sci fi officer, it's j o. lead to abdulla gilan cool to lay down on the 4th year olds full to you conflicts which began awesome on come pain because you shall told me as killed more than $50000.00 turkish civilians present the one said and drove with keep its iron fist ready in case promises a broken to me the cooks use this. they wouldn't be right for 2 key to ignore the chance to easily solve a conflict that has t

and one further costs could be looming. kristin, instead of me as mall from new york, it was columbia university students who launched a nationwide protest movement and supported palestine with demonstrations on campus last year. since then, the university has taken drastic measures to keep protesters am in general, public off the campus calling and police on more than one occasion to arrest students 1st for refusing to leave attendant encampment. and then waiter, a building that they had occupied. the trunk administration says the school hasn't done enough to crack down on what it described as the persistent harassment of jewish students. and it announced that it would cancel about $400000000.00 in federal grants. while the trump administration says jewish students have faced relentless violence and intimidation and anti semitic harassment, protesters say that they are the ones you've been suspended and in some cases expelled as well as threatened and docs. the university says it's reviewing the announcement and working with the federal government to restore its funding. it has some

now, judge will decide if the university's actions are in line with the law. kristin salumi al jazeera new york members of columbia as indigenous community of blocking one of the main crossings on the border with the equitable in protest against alleged abuse, binds military, the phone, the human chain, and for several days and, and have a set up tents and she is on the room, a child chat, international bridge, which connects the 2 countries that they accuse the ecuadorian on the destroying crossings they use every day as it wages a rule on drug trafficking. the ecuadorian foreign ministry says, closing the crossing is necessary for security. not successfully on this and says, throw bridges on not only necessary passages for the communities, but also important as the memories of the elders. they are an important part of the habits, customs, and traditions of the communities that meant the populace. what is the mileage it, cordelia? military has caused significant damage within the community, and we are showing go solely dollar to by joining them. and it's a huge deal to the colombian a

now judge will decide if the university's actions are in line with the law. kristin salumi, algebra, new york. a collision between 2 buses in bolivia has close at least 33 people in engines, several others. the clash happens in the countries weston, potosi beach, in the town of a unique one of the bosses was unfortunately carrying passengers to accountable festival as a believe. he is busy carnival season with many trumpets using interest as he bosses to attend the celebration. the boss a can says pay upfront says a spend another peaceful nights in hospital of the suffering was it cools an isolated breathing crisis. the 1st experience, difficulties in breathing on friday, the 88. your leader of the roman catholic church has been battling the media and both loans for 2 weeks. still a head, tail analysis era, oldest full time, the premier league striker is left needing surgery of the of this incidence and the f. a comp far as here with that story the she looked at the image and she was like, you know, the 20th, like a terrorist looks like put it look like in a world of increasing preju

kristine romans here with a look at the story. good morning. >> good morning. canada, mexico, china, they account for 42% of all u.s. imports. the tariffs could drive up prices on products in nearly every sector with the higher costs likely, some of them, passed down to american consumers. less than 24 hours after taking affect, the trump administration started signaling maybe we could see some of it scaled back. from a tailspin on wall street to nervous consumers on main street. >> eggs are going to double. is gas going through the roof? >> reporter: concern about the trade war against mexico, canada and china. >> whatever they tariff us, other countries, we will tariff them. it's reciprocal, back and forth. >> reporter: hours after they took affect, the administration signaling there may be a compromise with mexico and canada. arguing the u.s. allies need to show they are fighting illegal immigration and the drug trade. >> he is looking carefully at that. trying to figure out, is there a way in there that he can come in the middle? >> reporter: ahead of any d

the los angeles city council voting 13-2 against reinstating fire chief kristin crowley fired by mayorover the chief's handling of the deadly palisades and eaten fires. bass claims that crowley sent 1,000 firefighters home the morning the fire broke out and refused to do an after action report. crowley insists those first responders were sent home because of a lack of equipment for them to operate with. meanwhile, the new report in the "l.a. times" reveals that mayor bass' office did receive emails warning about the wildfire risk before her controversial trip to africa. mayor bass had said she had no advanced notice. interesting. those are your headlines, ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: all right. thank you, carley. the lefts on full display dozens of democratic congressman, women wearing pink in a show will of solidarity for women but staying seated when the president highlighted all his recent wins for women which they voted against. >> peyton, from now on schools will kick the men off the girls team or they will lose all federal funding. [applause] all three savages charged with j

. >> kristin. larry, the goal of today's boycott don't spend a single dollar on amazon or at walmart, best buy, target or any other major retailer. we asked people if they think that will really make a difference. >> have you heard about economic blackout? >> i sure have. >> have you heard about economic blackout? >> very little. >> i heard it from my friend who heard it from her mom. >> we visited union street in cow hollow, san francisco, to ask people if the so-called economic blackout works. it's a 24 hour nationwide protest of big retailers. >> i really have my doubts. the convenience and the cost, i think, will sway people to stick with the big ones. >> will it work? >> i hope it does. i agree with taking a stance because money is the only thing that talks. and so if you don't spend money, then hopefully people at those companies actually take notice. >> some say the boycott will send a strong message to corporations and to president donald trump. >> i think it could work if we are able to hi

kristine is with us today to share her story.ch you are now recognized >> good morning and thank you. william is not here with us but he is with us in heart but he's back home. good morning liggett said my name is christina my family and i live in western new york. i've worked in healthcare a little over 20 years. i've been a productive member of society it's among the highest in the country and10. sadly william was team of multiple therapists and doctors. he sense of hope and independence enhancing his quality of life. william also receives applied behavior analysis. this therapy uses behavior to help william learn new skills. skills that improve his communication, social interactions, independence and reinforces positive behaviors. william sees a speech language pathologist. aiding communication disorder. these services are generally required every single day. with all of us a medical provider is the amount of co-pays for private or commercial insurance would be unaffordable. fortunately it william is eligible for medicaid and

. >> the mayor has not resigned, but she did fire chief kristin crowley. we're going to rebuild.e have and we have each other. safe. nobody is hurt. >> and wouldn't you know what i said is we we lost everything. we have everything. >> signs from rome, the latest update on the pope's health. plus, touchdown on the moon. a private spacecraft makes historic landing on the moon with special delivery for nasa. and then you smash burger spot in the east bay and the owners, a local social media influencers. details on those stories and more after the break. >> well, cull food influencer darien frazier, perhaps best known as bay area foods is celebrating the soft opening of his new smashburger venture kron. 4 photo journalist malcolm jackson takes us inside. hi fi burger. >> what we're looking at right now. >> to get everything that we did need to see to it that staying open. we're still not soft open that we have over a full year. we just training pricing is higher. >> was for a beautiful love to support some like led bay area-based. why not say we didn't want all places so many years w

discriminate tory results that they were facing legal trouble over that and under the vine administration kristinlark at the time that discriminatory barriers denying black and female individuals. the ag says these are standard tests and we won't see you when they don't go to a quota or plan. >> this is one of the clearest possible signals that there is a new sheriff in town at the justice department. the civil rights division is walking back a lot of these lawsuits that were filed hunter biden and to your point what they are saying is the fact that these police departments and fire departments are using standardized tests that may result in different outcomes and not achieve the diversity results that they were hoping for. that doesn't amount to intentional discrimination. they are walking these lawsuits back and closing the door of the litigation and saying let the police and fire departments make their decisions and they will. we will focus on different priorities such as enforcement and religious civil rights and other civil liberties that may not have been as in force to as strictly. >> shan

then kristine the german marshall fine discusses a follow-up from last week's oval office meeting betweenresident trump ukrainian president zelenskyy paid the response from europe and implications for transatlantic relations. she spends a "washington journal," during the conversation alive it 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> in out conversation on the u.s. cost-of-living democratic representative of kansas. with the national consumers league former biden administration agriculture f issue and agreed they discussed food prices antitrust laws hosted by the progressive policies that you. the progressive policy institute, live coverage on c-span 2. >> and i on? wonderful. welcome everyone. appreciate you coming out welcome everyone i'm vice president director of competition policy for the progressive policy institute. you are at a briefing on keeping the cost of living down. how antitrust enforcement in the food sector can help. we know that working american families really struggle with the high cost of living spending on food in the averag

during the news conference, the mayor was asked about former lafd fire chief kristin crowley spy ring and news that the mayor's aides were warned about the fire danger before she flew to africa. >> here's what she had to say about that. i don't think it's appropriate to talk about personnel issues or how that will be dealt with internally in my office. >> but what i will reiterate is a decision has been made and was be for affirmed by the city council. we have a new fire chief that i hope you get a chance to know. >> and we are moving forward in the city. so what's next? the city says they are continuing to ramp up those rebuilding efforts here in this area. again, we can tell you that do not drink water notice will be lifted tomorrow. that's the latest for now reporting from the pacific palisades. i'm omar lewis will send it back to the studio. >> effort to counter a blood donation deficit due to recent wildfires and winter storms. the american red cross is hosting a nationwide blood drive. the organization is hoping to close a 28,000 unit blood deficit donors can make an appointment

thompson, kristin and larry says that he is going to be watching from a undisclosed location. >> yeah, not part of the action, just in case. standard procedure. >> thank you. monica. all right, so the big question heading into tonight is how will president trump frame some current issues in his speech to congress. >> joining us live now to discuss this is abc seven news insider phil matier. hey, phil. >> hey, it's going to be an interesting night. buckle your seat belt. >> i know they're buckled. they're buckled okay. but you got you got to look at the tough issues that are out there. and trump's been hammered on a lot of them today, especially with the tariffs and the stock market tanking. how is he going to try to frame this and put it in a positive light. >> well, what he's going to do and or try to do is say that short term pain is going to lead to long term gain, and that by putting these tariffs on goods from mexico, canada, china and possibly other countries, we're going to bring more jobs back to the united states. it's going to be more expensive for those goods from those cou

kristin, i know that the emphasis is on just really learning how to integrate all this new ai technologyall of our lives going forward. >> really, that is exactly the point of this conference. a lot of those conference goers are learning how to integrate ai into our daily lives. and conference organizers say we are already interacting with ai. many of us on a regular basis inside san francisco's moscone west convention center, developers are attending salesforce pdx conference working on customizing customer interactions using the latest in artificial intelligence. sanjana parulekar from salesforce said salesforce agents employing artificial intelligence are already working to improve customer experiences. >> everyone here, they're not as comfortable as you think with all the changes that are coming, so they're here to learn about them so they can go back to their companies and say, hey, i know exactly how these technologies work and we can use them for good within our business. >> salesforce says its ai agents are already augmenting the way we work, doing away with a lot of time consumi

kristin fisher pete muntean, thanks to both of you. coming up, ukrainian president zelenskyy joined a summit of european leaders today and found a much more welcoming audience than he did in the oval office. and the view from the kremlin of that now infamous meeting between zelenskyy and president trump and everything that's happened since is, well, pure joy. we're going to take you to moscow. >> to tell us about accepting bribes. >> the stuff he did that was completely legal destroys democracy. i'm still. >> not sure that you're repentant. i have nothing to hide. if he hadn't been such a, he would have gotten away with it. >> they would abuse her on television. >> it was this unholy combination of overwhelming greed and money. it's not a bribe. >> it's trading favors. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper. a new season starts sunday at nine on cnn. >> at wayfair, we get pretty excited about furniture around here. it's not a patio, it's a patio. oh, i love those chairs. >> shed tastic. >> let's go, let's go. this rocks. >> my qu

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kristin welker will bring you the latest from washington sunday on "meet the press." her guests there. >>> let's go to the ongoing measles outbreak spreading across the country. more cases are being reported and a second person infected with a highly contagious virus has died. nbc's emilie ikeda joins us with the very latest on this. emilie, good morning. >> craig, good morning. officials with new mexico's department of health are urging residents to get vaccinated this morning, calling it the best protection against this serious disease that we're now learning may have claimed a second life. as measles cases climb nationwide, health officials are reporting a second death tied to the virus. this time in new mexico. an unvaccinated adult tested positive for measles before they died. according to the new mexico department of health, although the official cause of death is still under investigation. at least ten cases have been reported in new mexico so far, which borders the epicenter of the measles outbreak in west texas. >> the measles is highly contagious. it's proba

gunther president so vice president moore and members of the commission i am kristin thor peters representing sutro tower inc commonly referred to as sti, the owner and operator of sutro tower. sutro tower operates as san francisco's primary communications facility. as you have heard me say many, many times before, we are very, very lucky to have it. we are here today seeking approval of a like kind replacement of the exterior cladding situated on the horizontal trusses located at levels two, three and four which protect sensitive equipment located inside. this project is seemingly non-controversial with the main concern of the neighbors and you'll hear from them not being the project itself but whether this commission's 1988 policy of discretionary review allows the commission to take such discretionary review on its consent calendar. so we've provided you some background information on these topics via email yesterday and in the packet you've just received. so we're not going to spend any more time on this unless you have questions. >> in addition to myself we have ron on here yet. >> ron h

please respond with present when i call your name chair jonathan butler butler present vice chair kristinresent evans present commissioner katie albright is not present yet commissioner jeannie deena as lonnie and williams present as lonnie and williams present commissioner bevan dufty here deputy present commissioner joaquin guerrero present caruso present commissioner sharkey look want to present on a present please note this is san francisco department of homelessness and supportive housing executive director shereen mcspadden is present. commissioners we have a quorum . this place is on item three announcements of sound producing devices during the meeting the use of cell phones and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room of any persons responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone or similar sound producing devices. thank you for your cooperation. this places you on item four announcement by the chair. >> thank you commissioner. secretary this is the month of march. i

positions and lawmakers including kristin holland and representative for event organizers the science rally in front of the memorial and front of washington d.c. free c-span now video app or online at c-span.org. >> democracy is just an idea, it's a process to fight leaders elected to the highest office entrusted to a select few were debates unfold. democracy real-time your government at work. use your democracy unfiltered. split the u.s. labor market growing by 150,000 jobs falling just short of economic expectation. unemployment rate kicked up to 1.4%. some they expect layoffs. >> from tallahassee florida,fl former nfl player you can with the foundation, what is the mission? across the united states and the world and anytime there's a natural disaster or a crisis on hand. >> how did you go to this type of work from an nfl player? >> in ethiopia in 1985 month watching that what they look like and it's one of the first i have in my life and i've dedicated my s life to the most underserved the united states and in the community, what are you focusing onn ? >> we don't have enough other