and we did send detectives over to the palms. they talked to them.he best employees they had. keith morrison (voiceover): but something happened after she left the palm. so, what? terri miller: shauna was very beautiful. is it someone that saw her at work and followed her home? keith morrison (voiceover): of course, as the husband, george would have to be considered a possible suspect. so detectives pulled him aside, interviewed him right on the spot. keith morrison (voiceover): george told the detectives that when he saw the garage door open, he had their daughter hang back, while he went inside. feet. >> just laying there, frozen, keith morrison (voiceover): their daughter, thank god, didn't see anything, said george. he rushed her out to the street. keith morrison (voiceover): he had taken the little girl to shauna's place, he said, because it was shauna's turn. keith morrison (voiceover): and meanwhile, they have this complicated arrangement shauna worked 7:00 pm to 3:00 am at the casino. george, as a firefighter, worked long shifts and got lots

the ads are running in west palm beach while donald trump is weekending in west palm beach ads just telling him he's great and reminding him who the homeland security secretary is, who thinks he's so great. they're doing that with $30,000 in tax funds. but sure, the guy who keeps the thrips and psyllids off the orange trees in florida, no, trump fired him because we can't afford him. can't afford that. so again, our attention spans are finite. we all only have so much bandwidth. time is finite. but i will do everything i can to bring you all the news i can, especially if i think it's stuff that you might not be running into other places. people all over this country are pushing back against what trump is doing. people are pushing back in numbers, big and small, in some big national organizing efforts like we saw today in little local uproars like we saw today in town halls. whether or not they can shame that republican congressman into actually turning up. i absolutely believe that information is power, but so is getting up and doing something about it. everybody's doing their part. so we g

our betsy klein is joining us now from west palm beach, florida. betsy, tell us more about this clash and what the president is saying about it yeah. >> jessica, a closed door airing of grievances at the white house this week as president trump in this explosive meeting, convened his cabinet and elon musk now, it marked a major moment for the department of government efficiency known as doge, led by musk, who has wielded at times a literal and figurative chainsaw when it comes to slashing federal spending. now, according to the new york times, musk first got into it with secretary of state marco rubio, who the times reports became incensed as musk chided him for not doing enough to slash state department workforce and then took aim at transportation secretary sean duffy, who went after musk for doj's attempts to fire air traffic controllers, which, of course we should note, comes after some of those major plane crashes. now, all of this president trump making clear in this meeting that there are some limits he is willing to put on musk and doge and

lucas tomlinson is live in west palm beach and kicks things off for us now. hi lucas. >> good afternoon. president trump director of national intelligence toll see gabbard said president trump was and this war perhaps with a compromise ukraine's president wants this. >> and president zelenskyy has different aims in mind. he said he wants to end this war will only accept and apparently that leads to what he views as ukraine's victory even if it comes at an incredibly high cost of potentially world war iii or even a nuclear war. looks fox news ascendant democratic senator chris van hollen said he has misgivings about supporting marco rubio. >> i did vote for senator rubio to be secretary of state. i regret that vote be moat becaa member of the senate, secretary rubio who was someone who stood up for american values, american principles. he acknowledged that russia was the aggressor against ukraine. he realized it was not zelenskyy who was the dictator. and now, he simply taking his directions to the state department from elon musk. >> here's house speaker micha

lucas tomlinson is in palm beach, florida where we start things.ey, lucas. >> good afternoon, griff. president trump is at his winter white house in mar-a-lago, sticking a tee in the ground today, one day after that unprecedented, as you mentioned, meeting in the oval office. nobody has seen something that contentious in the white house ever. the meeting went off the rails 40 minutes in, as a reporter asked president trump if he's aligning himself too much with vladimir putin. president trump responded he's trying to keep in the middle between ukraine and russia. and vice-president j.d. vance jumped in and wants to see diplomacy rule the dale and then president zelenskyy offered somewhat of a history lesson, calling him j.d., did the cease-fire violations about 25 to date and that's when president trump responded with this. >> you don't have the card right now. with us, you start having cards. >> not playing cards. >> and you're playing cards. you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with world war iii. >> now, zelensky

cbs' willie james inman is in west palm beach tonight with new developments.lie james, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, jericka. president trump spent much of the day at his nearby golf course out of public view, and so far no indication from the white house as to whether or not or if relations with ukraine will be repaired. in jeopardy tonight, nearly $4 billion worth of new u.s. military aid for ukraine. >> you're gambling with world war iii. >> we -- >> and what you are doing is very disrespectful to the country, this country. >> reporter: one senior u.s. official telling cbs news, they are fortunate it is not off already. cbs national security analyst, sam vinograd, says u.s. support is critical to defend against the russian invasion. >> the europeans have also provided a significant amount of weaponry to ukraine. at the same time, it will be hard to one-for-one backfill a void in u.s. security assistance. >> reporter: president trump's actions on ukraine have rattled america's allies. >> do you still think that mr. zelenskyy is a dictator?

tina marie mcnichol is in west palm beach, florida with more. president trump spent the day golfing and palm beach after a busy week and in washington as you mentioned on friday the white house announced canceling $400 million in federal funding for columbia university for failure to police anti-semitism on campus. linda mcmahon said they have now launched an investigation into five different universities, harvard being one, columbia being another one. making sure they are getting rid of and tight semitism on campus. switching over too washington to avoid a government shutdown by the end of the week, president trump is strongly urging republican lawmakers to unite and vote yes on it temporary funding bill to keep the government running until september. now press secretary karoline lovett this morning spoke with fox and friends and said this will unite the party and continue president trump's agenda and defense. on the international front while president trump has expressed his belief putin wants to negotiate an end to the war is increasing press

paired .president trump just departed palm beach of on air force one and is returning to washington.s you just mentioned ukrainian president zelenskyy says he is ready to sign the mineral rights that deal with president trump. now to early before the news on "fox news sunday," trumps director of national intelligence told united states and ukraine are just not on the same page right now. >> president zelensky has different names in mind. he has said he was to end this war. but he will only accept an end apparently that leads into what he views as ukraine's victory. even if it comes at incredibly high cost of potentially world war iii or even a nuclear war. >> and national security adviser mike walton said earlier i just went wrong in the oval office why that meeting went sideways with zelensky. >> you know it was not clear to us that president zelenskyy was ready to negotiate in good faith towards an end of this war. coming to the oval office, with the body language, the shaking of head, the arms are crossed, we found it incredibly disrespectful. >> secretary of state marco rubio sai

let's go right to to west palm beach, florida, lucas tomlinson has the very latest on where things stand at in this hour. lucas, we've now seen zelenskyy at 10 downing street what's happening down there near if mar-a-lago? >> reporter: good afternoon a, griff. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is in london, president trump has returned to the winter white house here in palm beach. he's sticking a tee in the ground, playing some golf. he was asked before leaving the white house just last night -- last night, just what it'll take to make up with the ukrainian president. >> reporter: how long do you think it will take -- [inaudible] >> well, he says he wants it now, he wants to come back right now, but i can't do that. >> reporter: zelenskyy hastily left the white house after that contentious meeting in the oval office on trump's orders. the mineral rights deal, not signed. later on "special report" with bret baier, some in the trump administration were expecting an apology, zelenskyy refused to offer one. >> i'm not hearing from you, mr. president, the thought that you owe the presid

the hostages, both alive and dead will be released as at the end if an agreement is reached on the palm, the ceasefire. the remaining hostages will be released with coal, proposed the outline for extending the ceasefire. also, he felt there was no possibility of preaching the position of the policies to end the war. and this additional time was needed for talks on the permanent ceasefire, while the as well agreed to the witch cove, outlined with the aim of returning out of talk, tease how must, how so full refuse to accept this is thomas changes, its position is well will immediately enter into negotiations on old things house of the which calls palm. i'm the fellow whose has the latest from a mom. she's reporting from the children capital g to in this way, the government and palestinian authority. bab on the i'll just say right. and as well the, the old supplied westbank of these rarely prime minister's office released the statement saying that israel has agreed to extend phase one of the deal following a proposal by the americans. during this phase, the fighting would stop threw out t

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president trump down here to palm beach and what a he calls the winter white house.n meeting with britain's prime minister where he received a much nicer reception -- zelenskyy. >> let me just say that you're very, very welcome here in downing street. and as you've heard from the cheers on the streets outside, you have full backing across the united kingdom. and we stand with you and ukraine for as long as it may take. >> reporter: jon, that looked a lot different, that meeting in 10 downing street looked push different than what took place the oval office a just a day ago. that meeting went off the rails about 40 minutes into it after some nice words from president trump. >> you don't have the cards right now. with us, you start having cards. >> i'm not playing cards can. i'm very serious, mr. president. >> you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you gambling with world war iii. >> [inaudible] >> you're gambling with world war iii. >> reporter: zelenskyy left the white house a short to time later on trump's orders. the planned press conference and lunc

bold. >> reporter: an curator arden sherman says the show here at the norton museum of art in west palmis most accessible of sports. >> it's rare to encounter a human of a certain age on this planet that doesn't have an understanding of the sport of boxing. >> reporter: others do seem to gravitate towards boxing. there are more than 100 works on display here. there are paintings, photographs, and sculptures, including many by and about women. this work by zoe buckman features fabrics on boxing gloves. >> and she is someone who is consistently standing up for female rights and female empowerment. >> reporter: sherman says the exhibit comes as a very auspicious time. >> i mean, i believe as humans we find ourselves fighting for something or defending another thing. it is a contentious moment we live in. and what better way to express that but through the symbolism granted to us through the sport of boxing. >> reporter: so the give and take in works like these by george bellows, perhaps america's best known painter of boxing, seems to take on new meaning. this 1916 work called "introducing

the 14 trillion dollar palm bill never. it is still in place. the multi phone bill which, which buttons cargo and phones one santo, when makes kansas con, you know, cheap that gets dumped into mexico and mexican mexican mexican bomb is mexican epicene. those can compete with it. and so, so within the 1st 5 years of nap the, something like 5000000 people lost their palms and mexico and, and the people sign after and design after new. it would create this dislocation. and that's why they simultaneously move, starting to get them to winter rise the border and shut down the board over as they've thought that that would keep that would last. so you'll post policies that take people off there for. yeah. and then when they're fleeting, the goals go somewhere. we close the door. yeah. same thing with 80. you know, the policies, you know, when bill clinton return, john, but from the i received the power after the cool. he only did it on condition that iris steed adopt a whole set of policies that go into the rubric, neo liberalism, you know, cutting subs

i was just there on the south lawn friday trump left for mar-a-lago he left palm beach hotel locationub right after the blowup with zelenskyy. it is quite a privilege to be able to walk the white house grounds. particularly at a time like this you just do not know it's happening. peter: how often does a president stop and talk with you on the south lawn? >> i have done foror departures it's only been a couple of weeks. there's only been at one time i've been out there he did not stop talking. he is chatty. he likes to talk and give his point of view. i find it to actually be so helpful that he is talking so often. i think one difference between the by demonstration this administration she had tois talk to a lot of people around him biting to get biden's point of view. but with trump will give it to you straight away it's typically the mostit unfiltered version is the most straight away version of what he's thinking at the moment. you are saying them prop the doors open, there he goes the first lady. quick selfless and for a minute. that's the beast about to drive away. no stopping. wh

betsy klein, for us in west palm beach, thank you so much for that. let's talk more about these tariffs for a minute. the president was asked about the uncertainty surrounding his ever changing tariff policy during an interview with fox business yesterday. here's what he said. ceos want to. see predictability. they say, look, i have to speak with shareholders. i've got to make plans for capex spending. i can't if it's 20%. >> one day and then it's for a month and it's 25%. >> so can you. >> give us a sense. of whether or not we are going to get clarity for the business community? >> well, i think so. but you know, the tariffs could go up as time goes by and they may go up. and you know, i don't know if it's predictability i think. so that's not clarity. >> no. kansas farm bureau president and former state representative joe newland is joining us now. thank you so much for being here with us because i do want to talk more. they were talking about the business community there, but i want to talk about about farming and farmers and how this could potenti

he's in west palm beach with all of the fiery details as they went down and where things stand now. lucas, good morning. >> well, good morning, molly. president trump has returned here to palm beach to the winter white house. he's playing golf today. now, before leaving the white house last night, he spoke about what it will take to repair relations with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy after that contentious meeting in the oval office. >> how long down it will -- (inaudible) >> he says he wants it now. he wants to come back right now, but i can't do that. >> now, zelenskyy hastily left the white house after that contentious meeting. later on trump's orders the press conference and lunch were canceled as you mentioned and the mineral rights deal was not signed. later on special report with bret baier, some in the trump administration were expect ago apology. zelenskyy did not offer one. >> and i'm failing to hear that you owe the president an apology. >> no, i respect the american president, and the american people, and if-- i think we have to be very open and very honest and

can you palm a basketball -- can >> i have palmed a basketball.ently. >> enough chitchat. we know we are here for. it's time for the second installment of "the late show"'s newest long-running segment. >> prove it! >> stephen: welcome to prove it. asher is six weeks into his six month attempt to dunk like ja morant. let's see how much progress you've made. last time, you chalked up like lebron. are you doing that again? >> no, i use that sticky stuff the and of all users. >> stephen: is that cheating? >> only if it works. >> stephen: all right, let's do this. >> asher! asher! asher! asher! ♪ [cheering] >> stephen: okay, bring it in. bring it in, baby. rub some dirt on it. still not a dunk, but let's compare that to one month ago. jim, can we take a look at asher's new attempt side by side with his previous attempt and ja morant? [laughter] okay. not sure if that's better, not sure if that's different. it's very hard to tell. >> that's why i wear different colored shirts. >> stephen: okay, asher, we're gonna circle back to you in march. will you be

: suspect ryan routh arrested after fleeing a sniper's nest outside of trump's golf course in west palmch is do to appear next hour in federal court. david will get us cut up, life at the state apart mint. good morning. justice department. it even says that. highmark. >> reporter: no morning -- happy friday to you. ryan routh will appear for a status hearing in florida picky is set to go to trial this fall. however both of these cases still yielding a lot of questions. president trump yesterday in the oval office was defined, and now he has allies leading both the fbi in kash patel, director and secret service director sean curran. here's more from the president yesterday. >> president trump: they are giving me a report next week sometime. i do believe i will be releasing -- i want to release the report. maybe there's a reason that we shouldn't. i don't want to get too far ahead of my skis. but i would be very willing to release that. >> reporter: dana and bill, it is not clear what the report will contain. if it will be both plots from pennsylvania and florida pick the fbi have been le

. >> riverside county fair near palm springs, california. >> this is. >> chachi, the rocket man. valencia was shot out of a cannon hitting a safety net, but then bouncing out and hitting the pavement. >> ooh! >> oh my gosh. so first responders say he was rushed to the local trauma center with thankfully, what they said was a minor injury. >> at last word is being released from the hospital, is expected to make a full recovery. is it just me or is that safety net awfully small? >> it's pretty small and he only barely got there. >> we are glad he's going. >> to be okay. yeah, yeah. >> next to scientists giving us what literally nobody asked for wooly mice. >> nope. no one did. >> yeah. so what does that mean exactly? well, you're looking at it. researchers at a biotech company in dallas say they've taken a giant step forward in trying to pull off a jurassic park style resurrection of the wooly mammoth out of extinction. >> why why. >> why, why? so they have genetically engineered. those are wooly mice. the company says reviving extinct species like the mammoth could repair ecosyste

exile in west palm.bviously the people that make up his cabinet, his white house, spent four years in some of these right-aligned think tanks figuring out what trump's platform should be should he, once he gets back into cutoffs so i think they're kind of moving on that but i think what you saw in the first five weeks of his administration is his executive power. him issuing over 75 executive orders. him pushing what i think a lot of people believe are the limits of those executive orders and now you'll see trumpet try to turn on that legislative power, making it clear what he wants congress to do while in cutoffs. that's what we expect from a joint address to congress. laying out how he wants it to go but all the years after that. pete: that address president biden made, that did make a difference in last year's speech. do they generally make a difference? jason: they certainly can. with biden and i think in 2017 trump set the takable for what he would eventually get with the tax cuts that first year. s

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cristian benavides is in west palm beach with new details on where the trump administration stands. >th warm embraces and handshake, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy's reception at a european summit in london was a world apart from his meeting friday in the oval office. british prime minister keir starmer pledged about $2 billion to supply 5,000 air defense missiles for kyiv, now in the fourth year of its war with russia. >> the uk is prepared to back this with boots on the ground and planes in the air, together with others, europe must do the heavy lifting. >> reporter: starmer said he, along with zelenskyy and french president "emilia perez" agreed to work on a peace plan to present to the u.s., which has discussed brokering a deal. >> to succeed, this effort must have strong u.s. backing. >> reporter: sunday's gathering followed the extraordinary public scolding of president zelenskyy by president trump and vice president j.d. vance. >> right now you don't have the playing cards. >> i am the president in a war. >> millions of people. you're gambling with world war three. >>

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cnn's betsy klein is joining us now from west palm beach, florida. betsy, let's start there about this clash and what president trump is saying about it. >> that's right. jessica. president trump convening his cabinet along with elon musk for a meeting that was ostensibly centered around doge, the department of government efficiency and devolved into an airing of grievances. the new york times reports on this major moment of tension between musk and secretary of state marco rubio, where rubio was chided by musk for not doing more to slash state department workforce. there was also a moment with transportation secretary sean duffy musk taking aim at duffee's organization and trying to eliminate air traffic controllers through doge, and duffy pushed back, saying, we can't do that since there's been a number of major plane crashes in recent weeks. of course, ultimately, president trump making clear that he is willing to place some limits on elon musk as he told his cabinet that they have the final say over their staffing levels. but asked about this new

flights into miami, fort lauderdale, palm beach and orlando all halted. also tonight, the president in retreat not once, but twice today on two key initiatives. what is the future for his tariffs? after markets tanked again? and what is the future for elon musk? after the president issued new guidance on who oversees federal job cuts? good evening, john berman here in for anderson and the breaking news, a huge spacex starship exploded minutes after launch from the spacex facility in south texas. this is the view of that explosion from the caribbean island of turks and caicos. it left orange and white streaks in the sky. fortunately, this was an uncrewed mission. however, the faa halted all flights into at least four major florida airports for several hours. that halt was scheduled to end just a few minutes ago. this was the eighth such test flight of the starship megarocket system. the previous test flight also crashed. we're going to have more on all of this a little bit later in the broadcast. also today we witnessed a rarity in american politics not ju

from west palm beach. so let's bring in shelby talcott, the white house correspondent for semafor. welcome, shelby. so with regard to this trade war, trump and canadian prime minister justin trudeau, they are at odds after what the wall street journal described as a 50 minute, profanity laced war of words about trump's 25% tariffs on canada. the trump administration called the conversation somewhat friendly. trudeau described it as colorful. what happened there? >> yeah, well, i think that this. >> was. >> certainly, as reported out, a tense conversation where the two sort of went back and forth on tariffs and on certain goods. and what's. interesting about this is, is canada is clearly taking a different approach to these tariffs than mexico. and you're seeing the result. mexico's president has taken a softer approach. and i think that's an aspect of this is the president is looking at how these countries are are reacting. and canada is pushing back a lot more aggressively than mexico is. and so the president is now pushing back as a result. and we've seen that over the past month

when i need to be in palm beach. i will be in palm beach. but my first priority is, you know, to be a mom, to be a first lady, to be a wife. >> in the first trump administration. melania spearheaded the be best campaign aimed at online safety for kids. >> when children learn positive online behaviors early on, social media can be used in productive ways and can affect positive change. >> a platform she is reviving today. >> every young person deserves a safe online space to express themselves freely without the looming threat of exploitation or harm. >> and the first lady is expected to be at president trump's state of the union address tomorrow. one of the guests that she is invited to sit with her for that speech will be a 15 year old girl who was a victim of the sort of online behavior. her face was superimposed into pornographic content without her consent, and those fake images were circulated worldwide. erin. >> all right.

betsy klein in west palm beach, thank you so much for that. i want to continue our discussion now with new york representative nicole malliotakis. she's joining us. she's on the house ways and means committee and the house republican conference assistant whip. congresswoman, thank you so much for being here with us. i want to start there, where we just left off on this topic of ukraine and what comes next. i know your district has a very large ukrainian population. i want to get your thoughts first on that explosive meeting at the white house yesterday. >> well, obviously. >> it took a disappointing turn of events. and i as people, as you said, i have a large ukrainian population and those in my district, and i think all americans and people around the world want to see peace. we want to see a ceasefire. we want to see an end to this horrific, deadly war. um, look, the american people have spent about $175 billion to support ukraine, and we've done so very generously. but the prior administration seemed to do so blindly, without having a plan,

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palm storage hydropower is grateful this. it's been around for more than a century and still makes up over 95 percent of our storage capacity. you pump water up when there's an edit this up less and let it flow down. food headlines when energy is needed. pump tied was tried and tested, but doesn't work just any way. it requires lots of construction work and disrupts natural habitats. it's not easy to scale it but, but the gravity principle is we basically mirror that same process, but instead of water for one of our solutions, we use lots that sort of at the conic co founder and ceo of can edge evolved, which currently is the biggest gravity energy storage, develop the arrows essentially dependent on the size of the system can be up to thousands of them for systems. second, 2020 and do all the this prototype in switzerland, 6 crane stick to concrete blocks up to a height of 70 meters. the prototype proves that the concept works, but it also receive criticism such as that the structure didn't comply with building codes or migh