mason quite the ask. it certainly is. - mason and _ quite the ask. it certainly is.nd sarah smith, thank here's bbc verify�*s nick eardley. the us is the biggest individual spender by some margin. in red, the united states, in blue, every other country combined. on public spending. for the uk that is about £2.8 billion extra every year. this is a himars rocket launcher. but atacms have been important for ukraine's army. the eu previously missed its timetable for sending justi million. production in europe has increased, the eu has promised two million amount can be met. and the debate around support for ukraine raises other questions about us support for nato. would have a huge financial impact. here we can see nato member defence spending — in red, the united states, in blue, every other country combined. their defence spending. nick eardley, thank you. let's go to kyiv now and james waterhouse is 7 president zelensky in there. president zelensky saying in last few moments that they do the last few moments that they do very much hope for us support on the path to pe

he expressed fear in a 1769 letter to his neighbor george mason, who himself would become a significantfounding father, and the letter washington worried is that if great britain can quote order me to buy goods of them loaded with duties, they may also quote forbid manufacturing british that would shut down his enterprise. this seem to be washington's biggest worry and his fear was shared by many colonial manufacturing entrepreneurs. in his book, forced founders progressive historian woody holton calls the british taxes the proverbial, quote, straw broke the camel's back on, top of the, quote, heavy tax already to britain in the form of the costly monopoly of their trade and regulations accompanying these mercantilist policies. and it says, too and holton says too much attention is paid to the straw and not to the bird. and the camel already washington. and mason continued their conversation with as the events such as the boston party in 1773 move the american colonies toward the revolution in july 1774, shortly after virginia's royal governor shut down the house of burgesses, were proc

unprecedented sans inside the white house. us, you claim minerals day and souls upon us after he says mason between donald trump sends a lot of mass and then skate uncertainty over the balance of 65 d as a palestinian still in desperate need of humanitarian aid. also ahead of drilling a hole in southern europe with both area and greeks locked in a dispute over the water. it offers a glimpse, environmental crises and thousands of traffic and victims of savings from online scan centers and southeast asia. and i'm time how much was for the as loaded punches breaks the pool volt worldwide quote. again, the 11th time, he's done at the olympic champion, has not raised a mazda 6.27 meters. the clash at the white house, you cranes, president a lot of minutes and then steve has been rated by us president donald trump and vice president j. d. vance. on live television still landscape says his relationship with donald trump can be salvaged off with his extraordinary war was and the owner of the law says, he says he need security guarantees before entering any place tolts with russia. island fisher rep

that's right. 4 blocks were blocked off to traffic from mason. arash are safer masonic to schrader street and thousands of people. as you can see here in this video is safe. that's just not climb kind of high on some of stole my god. yeah. but >> any event, yeah, they were dancing around some even. yeah. tops their apartment. what is east lewis? it was during the height of the obviously the peak. >> a culture movement in the 60 i ever heard was really popular. we didn't have seat belts any i mean, it just wasn't a thing. so everybody very that's how you stop by comics and france. >> as pretty cool between the hit. >> and the i whether the great must not have been in the summer. that looks like fall in haight-ashbury district. what we are definitely looking at one of those days today that's bringing the sunshine. but you know how it is sometimes those sunny days can be the chris been brisk winds, golden gate bridge. one of those areas that saw some really strong winds last night, 40 to 50 mile per hour gusts as relaxed a little bit. now we did see

supporters marched toward fort mason, vowing to continue speaking out. meanwhile, hundreds of federal workers on friday received a second email asking them to list what they accomplished over the past week at work. and now they're learning this will be a weekly requirement. today in the bay's alyssa goard continues our coverage. the email came in late friday. federal employees from several departments said the office of personnel management told them to reply with five things they did last week and to do this every week. i think it's going to cause a lot of frustration and anger. we spoke on the phone with two federal employees who live in the bay area. we've distorted their voices and are hiding their real names to protect their identities. they're afraid of losing their jobs. one will call charles. he works for fema. by and large, most of us are first and foremost public servants. and claire, with the department of energy. i and my colleagues are hard working. they plan to reply to this latest email, but they question the purpose behind it. if they wan

all right, jeff mason, thank you so much. great to see you. >> you too. >> all right. amid upheaval and sweeping changes, president trump heads to capitol hill to share what's potentially next. follow cnn for complete coverage and in-depth analysis. the presidential address to congress beginning tuesday at 8 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. all right. still ahead, former new york governor andrew cuomo announces his run for new york city mayor, setting up a clash with current mayor eric adams. and wildfires break out in north and south carolina, causing evacuations. and tonight, hollywood celebrates a very big night. the oscars. we're live from the red carpet with a preview straight ahead. >> twitter. that's a great name. >> we invented. >> a whole new thing. >> no one could possibly have understood where it was going. >> twitter. breaking the bird. >> premieres next sunday at. >> ten on cnn. >> planning to join the 6 million families who discovered a smarter, more flexible way to move with pods. save up to 20%. now, for a limited time, whether you're moving across town

hundreds of demonstrators made signs at the presidio, then marched to fort mason. it's part of a grassroots protest to save the country's public lands and protect civil servants. there were similar demonstrations at the rosie the riveter museum in richmond and at yosemite national park. organizers calling themselves resistance rangers say they're concerned that this month may bring thousands more firings across the federal government, including at public land agencies. happening now hazardous beach conditions are hitting the coast along the bay area. this is a look from ocean beach today where some people were braving the rough people conditions. but experts warn of an increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents this weekend. now to a live look along the coast in santa cruz at nearby capitola beach. police say crews have responded to multiple serious water rescues today out of safety concerns. the beach and wharf were closed for most of the morning and afternoon. on that note, let's bring in abc seven weather anchor spencer christian. he is tracking that high

supporters today marched toward fort mason, vowing to continue speaking out.is deja vu for federal workers. yet another email went out last night asking them to list what they did in the past week. they got a similar request last week, but now they're being told this will be a weekly requirement. nbc bay area's alyssa goard breaks down how some workers are responding to the demand. the email came in late friday. federal employees from several departments said the office of personnel management told them to reply with five things they did last week and to do this every week. i think it's going to cause a lot of frustration and anger. we spoke on the phone with two federal employees who live in the bay area. we've distorted their voices and are hiding their real names to protect their identities. they're afraid of losing their jobs. one will call charles. he works for fema. by and large, most of us are first and foremost public servants. and claire, with the department of energy. i and my colleagues are hard working. they plan to reply to this latest email, but

puni supporters today were passionate with signs and songs as they marched toward fort mason with a promise speaking up. we're here to stay. we're here to preserve our land. we're here to celebrate and to have joy. regardless of all of these obstacles that are coming our way. and we're not going anywhere. in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. this all comes a week after park rangers at yosemite hung that upside down american flag atop el capitan. it happened as thousands of visitors came to the park to witness the firefall spectacle that happens when the setting sun illuminates horsetail falls. the upside down flag is known as a signal of distress. this just into our newsroom, 49ers wide receiver deebo samuel is headed to the nfc east. the team has traded the veteran to the washington commanders in exchange for a fifth round draft pick. a source confirmed the move with nbc sports bay area. samuel requested a trade this offseason after a disappointing 2024 season, one in which he scored only three touchdowns. the move will reunite the wide receiver with former 49ers assistant

they shared their message as they marched toward fort mason. these national parks belong to everybody. you know, we need to fight for it. in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. the protest could also be seen at yosemite park today as well. signs were posted in front of the park's webcams. one read stand up for public land and the people who protect it. another urged people to call their local lawmakers. this comes a week after park rangers at yosemite hung up an upside down american flag atop el capitan. it happened as thousands visited the park to witnes firefall, a spectacle that happens when the setting sun illuminates horsetail falls. the upside down flag is known as a signal of distress. do not comply. that is the message at a rally for trans rights in san francisco today. hundreds gathered at the corner of turk and taylor streets, a historic location for lgbtq rights. now, in 1996, trans women fought back against police harassment. the event became known as the compton's cafeteria riot. today, speakers at the do not comply r

shelby talcott and jeff mason of reuters. it's great to have you both. jeff, what do you make of vance saying there? you know, when he's saying he tried to diffuse it, he was answering a question from a reporter who was basically asking trump if he was more in ukraine side or russia side. and then vance spoke up and said, you know, we're not doing the name calling. we're not doing all that with putin because it didn't work with biden. so we're trying a different tactic. and then zelenskyy was asked, you know, can i respond to you? and vance said, sure. and that is really when the match. that is the precise moment from my understanding, since i was right behind that couch. that was when the match was really lit. >> yeah, absolutely. >> and then it was the vice. president who came back and said, have you said thank you wants. and said that he was. being disrespectful. i mean, that's really when voices started to get raised was. >> then i also thought it. >> was interesting that he just said in that interview that we can get past some of these things, like

i'll just leave it up at the white house, which is alice off to the fire in masons and ends guitar was u. s. media. he had nothing to apologize for. and still respects trump, but want some to be more on ukraine's side. it just says fire without security going into this so sensitive for all of people. i'm, i'm speaking like a president of the people who are in this struggle 3 years. and they, you just want to hear that america on our side and america will stay with us don't to is russians with us. that's it. and ukrainians have been reacting to that exchange between the 2 leaders. he has want some people that the kids have been saying that from the, from the former to this is a complete failure on the parts of us diplomacy, which is currently nothing such a strong country. and yet it's in a weak position and supports nance dictatorship. the us as basically cussing versus feeds of as soon as he also falls, he, those leading to the us decline was send the hot us support is very important for us because it's money. and for us that's very important. we don't have our own resources and every

so coming up your pin, live, pos to pace slate is mason longing to discuss. security and support for you. crime . also the unprecedented diplomatic. these austin between presidents, zalinski and president trump in washington. ukrainians find themselves in deep sleep on certified fare and fatigue during sunday. worship and you cry and will report from keith with people wondering if the united states is still there. l i m a federal job loss has risen access to the united states natural using the explore how best buy or exists recently lost in the national pods. the israel has blocked the entry of old agents, a garza, including desperately needed food, fuel shelter, and medicine. the 1st phase of the cx, 5 deal with a mouse has expired without an agreement on continuing into a 2nd stage on the ground. tell us to me and say they fit a resumption of boil and food shortages, especially during the muslim holy month of ramadan. a mazda is accusing as well of black mile and a violation of the ceasefire agreement, as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the d

s partners, asking them to "remember with donald trump on friday here's our political editor chris masonkingham palace. this mansion on the mall. those countries like the uk, keen to act quickly and do the most. we need to be clear what a european security guarantee would look like. instance, a coalition of the willing. and after friday night's spat in the white house, mr. mr president, can you get things back on track? today, the prime minister is working with the french president, emmanuel macron, on a plan to stop the fighting and then discuss it with the united states. can you come together and come up with a plan? and the castle�*s complete with the arrival of president america onside and putting an arm around ukraine. we're gathered here today because this is a once the president of the european commission saying eu countries will need to increase defence spending massively. why? it's basically turning ukraine into a steel porcupine - that is indigestible - for potential invaders, absolutely. and what of the north atlantic defence alliance, nato, america for so long? for so long at

firefighters say those flames broke out around 8 o'clock this morning at mason, elisa de on castro street. they believe it started from a battery charging yard equipment inside the building. crews say the restaurant suffered smoke and water damage all throughout. it will remain closed until it's cleared by the santa clara county department of environmental health. we now know the identity of the woman arrested for pulling a horse's tail causing it to throw a child off its back. police say a 29 year-old toma saw leon walked up to the horse while the child was having a riding lesson and yanked its tail, this was ocean view stables in daly city 2 weeks ago. the child was hurt but is doing okay. the woman was arrested for felony child endangerment. >> a career substitute teacher and tutor and san mateo county out on bail after deputies arrested him for allegedly possessing thousands of child materials. investigators say a search of michael ross's home last month uncovered the abuse material in various forms. the 67 year-old was taken into custody february 19, following a cyber tip. sheriff's

street fair in the city's haight ashbury neighborhood and 4 blocks were blocked off to traffic scott masonicader street. thousands of people. they're hanging out dancing to the grateful dead. some even watching from the rooftops of nearby apartments. this was during the height of the hippie culture movement in the 60's, the neighborhood being a popular spot for, you know, artists and musicians, hippies to all meet up there. >> what a time san francisco. you a live look here at the city of san francisco on a monday. we're kicking off another i was here to talk to us about what's going on the you watch a few documentaries about san francisco and you realize we missed some things. >> we missed some of the banks. let's take a live look out at san jose right now. we've got some blue skies, but also a few clouds out there. >> and we are going to see those clouds thicken up as we get into the afternoon and evening east bay, low things looking pretty good. we're at 59 degrees in oakland's obviously a little cooler than we were last week. west westerly breeze there about 16 miles per hour. so we're g

and jeff mason from reuters. good morning, everyone. good to see you. so we're going to talk a lot about the fallout of that meeting with zelenskyy on friday. but let's just dig in a little bit into the brand new poll numbers, just to get a sense of where the american public actually sees things right now with donald trump. and this is just a cross-section of american public. he's underwater among most age groups here, at least among younger americans and older americans, i should say 18 to 34 year olds disapprove of him from 59% to 41%. older americans disapprove of the job that he's doing as well. what does this tell you? jeff, you covered the white house. what is this, a warning sign for trump that, you know, in the aftermath of really remarkable past month that things may be slipping in the wrong direction? >> two things. one, of course, it's a warning sign. whenever you see your poll numbers go down. that's not something the white house wants to see. two it probably doesn't matter because they are only six weeks in. we are only six weeks into this

jeff mason is here, white house correspondent for reuters. susan glasser is here. staff writer for the new yorker. and leigh ann caldwell, chief washington correspondent for puck news. jeff, help us understand, because the united states is now pausing all military aid to ukraine and at the same time, reuters, your organization is reporting that the white house is considering lifting sanctions on russia, including some oligarchs. explain all this to us. >> well, i think the. >> explanation step is that this. >> is these are. >> just the. >> next steps. in president trump's effort and his administration's efforts to. get closer to moscow. and the fact that they're considering, according to my colleague. erin's reporting, lifting sanctions will be hugely welcomed in russia, whose economy could absolutely use the extra help. and as far as pausing aid to ukraine, you've heard president trump, both as a candidate, particularly as a candidate, and say use the word retribution. and you've seen his six weeks, the first six weeks of his second term, absolutely employ that ph

but just like the presidio and just like fort mason and just like major parks in almost every major city we would envision you know, a kiosk we're not going to put a meter in every single spot. we actually also operate there are parking lots right now in golden gate park as you know that you know that are free. so you know, we would work with mta and try to develop a proposal that was park appropriate that was very, you know, affordable and accessible . right now it costs approximately $3 to take a bus to the park or to take a train to golden gate park to take muni. right. that's the meaning. right is three bucks but it doesn't cost three bucks to drive and keep your car in the park and you know it doesn't give us any pleasure to propose this. there's no but it is a best practice and you just you see it over at the presidio now you see it at fort mason now you see it in central park, you see it in big parks all around the all around the country. i think we would try to do it in a way that like we do everything that honored the esthetic of the park and try to, you know, keep you know, the

in the program, i know one of my prior colleagues mentioned that mason sheriffs were saying they don't want to do that, they don't want to be part of it. do i have your commitment to look into additional funding for salaries, training, equipment for those agencies that either want to cooperate with you or maybe in states like florida where we have supported them and statutorily, we want them to be partners with you. >> you absolutely have my commitment and you will probably hear in the next week or two secretary know has been working aggressively to be the first one coming out with us. some pretty major initiatives, sheriffs avenue, naturally had the opportunity to meet with us, and we are really looking forward to working with the state of florida. >> we talk a little bit about a records request. we've done this with both minority and chairman when we were in reverse roles last year through letters, and we finally sent subpoenas in january. our hope is that you will show these subpoenas to the career officials who we believe have been obstructing us, and let them know. there are reper

through the whole neighborhood also we have a very high senior say are because of the presidio in fort mason. >> your time is up. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. >> is there any other public comment? i see someone approaching the podium to make public comment. would you like to make public comment sir? okay i do. masks are not recommended now do you want an apple? >> yeah, because i don't know. it's from the farmer's market. >> the no poison. see, you have no understanding of what's going on here. >> okay? >> if you keep going, you are killing your soul for good. my friend adina, i don't know what you can do here. >> you have to fight. quit. join the revolution. i don't know what to tell you here. if you pretend not to know that the wildfire so-called wildfire i'm not. that's organized destruction. >> you are in trouble once you kill your soul that's it to you are never back then it's none. otherwise you out you have another shot at existence. it looks like crazy. this is serious and your run before you okay? nobody here in san francisco as far as i know what the great highway clo

mason as well to ensure that we are providing the fullest response possible. and so it can be a reasonable accommodation, it can be around reinstating a voucher, it can just be an array of different things and we have to go through and look at what is the situation being presented to us asking all the questions, doing the research and then making a determination of what is the next steps and the outcomes are there are there some general barriers as it relates to a emergency housing homeless housing for individuals who may have been on a waitlist are no longer on a waitlist? are there issues like that that the housing authority has to deal with and how does that get communicated to someone who brings a concern to us as part of this process? certainly. so we do we are oftentimes challenged with those types of request and when we are challenged with individuals needing emergency housing, individuals who have maybe been on a wait list, there are time lapses and different situations that prohibit us from just reinstatement. we also when we have in particular where

i'm wendy mason, the chief people officer and with me i've got some members of our talent team melissa white, janina villanueva, older fighter who you'll hear from in a moment and david perez actually out there recruiting in the field but he will join us soon as he's done so recently. in the past year hrc has really made a concerted effort to increase our engagement in the san francisco community and reaching out in particular to local universities and community colleges to enhance our pipelines. >> we also are announcing a community strong career fair in april which is going to be held at our southeast community center facilities in the bayview to further reach out to our community members. we've attended over 15 career fairs to engage a wide variety of candidates from local colleges and universities and in addition to our in-person engagement outreach we've been using data driven recruitment strategies to improve our outreach effectiveness, particularly on platforms like linkedin, sfr careers. we've launched the smart recruiters talent community to build stronger relationships with o

chris mason, bbc news after what happened the other night between president trump and zelenskyy, do you but we�*ve been able to move that forward. i accept without criticism and with respect the position of other countries that may not feel that they want to contribute in that way, but i strongly feel that unless some move forward, we will stay in the position we are in and not be able to move forward, and therefore it is a deliberate plan to ensure that we get some momentum and pace here, and it is intended to preserve the peace, and it's intended to peace, and it�*s intended to ensure that we stay in lockstep with the united states, which is my strongly held belief, the best way to preserve security and defence in europe, and security in defence of the united kingdom. well, a number indicated today that they wanted to be part of the more forward looking element. i will, rather than speak for them in terms of exactly how they�*ll make that exactly how they'll make that known and what their contribution will be, i�*ll leave contribution will be, i'll leave that to them. but i'm pleased