and the last thing i will say, the sales side when we talked about robinson patton the usda has robinsonhority over the packers and stockyards act. when was the last time it was used? 1984. it's not been used for four decades. unsurprisingly the discrimination and price and anticompetitive and unfair perceptive practices out there we have large sellers of the product trying to extract the most or retailers and distributors. we put out a report based on investigative authorities. in october on access to retail and meet merchandising practices. i encourage you to take a look at it all these under the agricultural marketing service. were not going back to the stockyards but we can have a competitive fair market if we think and work hard on it. >> going to ask john a question then we are going to throw it open for your questions which are very important. do not be fooled, i'm a vegetarian. for somebody who keeps a vegetarian diet. you can rest assured a canola farmer or soybean farmer operating in north dakota is paying technology fees for genetically modified traits to produce traded herbic

Él es kendrick robinson, de 22 años, quien la policía de san josé ha identificado como sospechoso dertos, se ha vuelto muy común hoy en día. todo empieza normal, no como una amistad. te haces me gusta y ya empieza una conversación. camila castillo trabaja con redemption house of the bay area, una organización que ofrece apoyo para víctimas de trata de personas. ofrecemos diferentes recursos a través de agencias locales que también ofrecen terapia, ayuda económica, ayuda con vivienda. agrega que además aportan ayuda individual. acompañar a hacer un reporte policial o hasta acompañar a un juicio. insta a sobrevivientes de estos casos a buscar apoyo. terapeutas como claudio silva agregan que muchas víctimas sufren problemas de depresión y ansiedad de por vida, además de baja autoestima. sentir que somos los dueños de nuestro cuerpo es muy importante para nuestra sensación de autoestima. Él también le recuerda a padres mantener una comunicación abierta con sus niños, como que los padres usan mucho autoridad, entonces eso también causa mucha distancia y estar atento de las señales. si los

over the last ten years at this point and in change for folks that may not be aware and in fact jim robinson and i were having this conversation during our tour of mountain town the last week that a lot of the the origin of these policies ben ben knows and folks like jim or to carney because he was there this was really having these policies was part of a conversation i mean going back decades but really when the work of the agency was beginning to shift from the kind of home stretch to the water system improvement project and looking into the city around the sewer system improvement project really trying to align the opportunities that these important investments were going to make in terms of not just addressing the needs around the digesters in the wastewater treatment plan and the city beneath the city and in the upgrades around the sewer system. but the concentration of a lot of these jobs in contract know opportunities in the southeast you're really seeing a lot of deliberate work by the staff of this agency working with community partners, working with building trade unions, working w

and how does smokey robinson not age? i know, i was just saying that that's another 85. he's drinking the same stuff. you are. oh, yes. you look great for 85. i don't think i'll take it. 84. come on. right. definitely. i have been here forever, people. all right. we are going to have a great weekend for all of the birthday celebrations or whatever you have going on. we are counting down to spring as well. we are less than two weeks away. we are just 13 days until the first day of spring. and this weekend is when we spring forward and set our clocks forward one hour between saturday night and sunday morning. so we're waking up on this friday, heading off to work and needing the sunglasses, but also a heavier coat because our temperatures have dipped into the 30s for a lot of our inland valleys. 38 degrees right now will be at 49 at 9:00. you can see how fast it warms up today. so even though it is very chilly out there now, we will have a nice afternoon as we make it up to 64 in los gatos and 66 in san jose. it will also be in the mid 60s for much of the east bay, with an

the usda has robinson patent like authority under the stockers act. when was the lesson is used?is used? 1984 if i remember correctly from a 1981 case or something like that. it is not been used for decades. and unsurprisingly the discrimination in price and anticompetitive, unfair and deceptive practices that are out there will be have large sellers of a product trying to extract the most for retailers and distributors trying to exercise their power in eight markets. we put out a report on this and based on our investigative authority. as an interim report on access to retail and meet merchandising practices. i encourage you to take a look at it these are under the circuit. readar it, ask questions about , find out if our investigations are going on. are there rules coming? what are you doing to the next steps under these types of tools that are important to modernize our market so that-we are not going back to the stockyard. we can have open competitive bear markets if we think and work hard on it. >> thank you. i'm going to asked jon a question and then we are going to throw i

eugene robinson stopping by with us on way too early. but we will see you on morning joe.d you, why are you awake? diane says she's up to mark the last day of indulgence before lent begins. it is mardi gras, after all. for her, that means making hundreds of pancakes for her kids. middle school. yum. that sounds great. also, am i giving anything up for lent this year? i don't know. jones sends us this picture. she's up early taking care of her neighbor's cat, lily. >> oh, no. >> lily is in the cone of shame. but it also looks like she's got a cozy blanket, so that's not horrible. and i love this one. erica emails us with a photo of her four day old newborn, christian vitale. no relation, but got to love the last name. and because of that, i assume he is already a fan and he's got a fan in me too. i mean, adorable, right? >> jean? he's adorable. >> adorable. coming up next, we're going to take a closer look at how some democrats plan to protest the recent cuts made by dodge. and then coming up on morning joe tonight, president trump will deliver a joint address to congress,

and explosion, will robinson. another spacex rocket speckles the sky with flaming debris after an explosion. on the moon, things have gone sideways for the lunar lander that touched down and is now oriented that way. we'll ask cbs's bill harwood some space probing questions in tonight's interview. those stories and more right after our news headlines. ♪ ♪ two american soldiers charged with selling military secrets to chinese operatives. a former soldier is also accused of being a go-between for one of them. all told, the defendants are accused of selling military hard drives, missile system manuals, and other sensitive data. more measles cases. health officials in texas say the outbreak there now stands at 198 confirmed cases. that's up 39 patients since tuesday. hold fire. south korea announced today it is freezing live fire drills and air force training exercises after a fighter jet mistakenly dropped bombs in a civilian area. nearly 30 people were injured. the pause will delay anticipated joint training with th

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and i also want to thank the amazing committee and christian robinson, his absolutely captivating logo. speaking of champions like medina was going be here today for a figurative of the torch, but the weather has kept her at home. unfortunately she did send us some well-wishes and so i'm going to share those with you. pretend now that i am meg. i am so sorry that bad weather has made her trip to dc impossible for me today. i was very much looking forward to welcome to this welcome celebration for ambassador nine mac barnett mack. you will bring something fresh and memorable during tenure. what i found out my own time as ambassador was that there is no one right way to do it. there is only each of our ways as ambassador based on our own talents and inclinations i think the same will be true for you. we trust you will do wonderful. the former ambassadors are behind you and cheering you on. thank you, meg. our champion for life. and thank you all being here today. so let's get this party started. dr. hayden. thank you. sharing. thank you, shayna. thank you much. and a remote. thank you to

looking for a leader because of biases being, what they were in the 1950s, they felt like joanne robinson couldn't get up there and give that big speech. they had to pick a man but all throughout the civil rights movement, the women were doing the essential grassroots work. and coretta scott king was not just the wife staying home and raising the kids. she was pushing him intellectually. and in terms of activism. she i think the reason martin luther king fell in love with coretta was that she was a greater activist with more experience than he was at the time of their meeting. so the women and king had a real problem with this. he did not promote women, the organization. he did not recognize their potential. it was, you know, sad to say, you know, he's one of our greatest fighters for equality. but he was had a real blind when it came to women. but the women did not accept position as being ignored. they, including his own wife, continued to push and made a huge impact on his career. yeah, i really do think that in your book the relationship sort of the depiction of coretta scott king alm

that came before you, the people that marched across that bridge, john lewis and amelia boynton robinson and others. for us to be able to have that vote, i mean that i would not be here without selma, alabama. i don't think any of us would be here without selma, alabama. but now it is clear that it's up to the next generation. when i was growing up as a child, you could not have convinced me. in the late 80s and throughout the 90s and early 2000 that i would have to sit here one day and actually be fearful of us losing the rights that we learned about in the history books. but here we are. we're seeing this administration roll back protections. we're seeing this administration through policies that they're putting in place, call into question things as as nonpartizan and things we should just be unanimously agreeing upon, like the tuskegee airmen role in this history, eeoc protections that have been in place since the early 60s, funding to hbcu land grant colleges, while not touching non hbcu land grant college funding. and just most recently, we just saw and congresswoman terri sewell a

lord robinson, former u. k. defense minister speaks on the resilience of comfortable drawing par lives with the ongoing struggle in ukraine we, we were celebrating today's illumination. of course the international community came and rescued they albany and population who would be in white totes. and to the, the other side of you. so i don't mean if we miss trying to extinguish you clean this, this is a vibrant nation state, but it will eventually live in peace and comfort with its neighbors. and the reach of us and especially soviet all rather be a part of a hobby country, then be a part of a fascist country. that is a full full out country. i must say to somebody's not doing either the best nor the worst. but i will tell you, of course, of all was the last to be given a chance to become a country. the coastal zone is one of hoop in that termination, reminding us of the positive piece as long and challenging as a nation looks to the future. international support remains vital to achieving itself, relations fo

identifican al sospechoso como kendrick robinson de 22 años, quien presuntamente utilizó la interneterapeuta familiar sobre este tema, quien tiene recomendaciones importantes para los padres de familia para que estén atentos a algunas de las señales. escuchemos si los niños están escondiendo alguna cosa. si ellos no hablan con sus padres y sus padres miran que ellos están muy callados y no quieren enseñar su teléfono. además, este experto les recuerda a los padres de familia mantener una comunicación abierta con sus hijos y buscar apoyo sisi su hi o su hija presenta problemas de ansiedad, depresión o de baja autoestima. en oakland, las autoridades aprueban fondos para mantener abiertas 4 estaciones de bomberos. esto a pesar de que la comunidad y la municipalidad enfrenta una crisis en el presupuesto local. los bomberos del consejo de o los miembros del consejo, mejor dicho, destinaron 8 millones de dólares para reabrir estas estaciones. otras 3 permanecerán cerradas hasta el mes de junio, cuando inicia el próximo año fiscal. los concejales todavía necesitan encontrar una solución par

now consider the 1962 case in robinson, california. at the time, california prosecutors in pursuing a drug offense convictions often had ample evidence that a person habitually used drugs, but little evidence of any specific instance of use. so the state legislature expanded its misdemeanor use law to prohibit being addicted to drugs, meaning one could be convicted if the state proved beyond a reasonable doubt that it used to use drugs, often or daily, even in the absence of any instance. casting aside california's effort to plug a hole in its drug enforcement laws, the supreme court held that criminalizing use of drugs violated the eighth amendment's prohibition on cruel and unusual punishments. now, previously, that prohibition had been taken literally as a ban on certain forms of punishment, say, the guillotine. but in robinson, the supreme court deployed, the eighth amendment to govern what states may punish. in other words, states were now categorically barred from enacting certain criminal laws. although criminal law is in many t

a lot of the history too from from allison castleman and katie miller was with us of course jim robinson it was just completely important educational experience for me personally and i and i know from my colleagues who went up last week too so thanks. >> okay. thank you. it is impressive and complicated work to be sure up there and the tour only teaches us just how big some of these projects are. i do i get concerned when i see big increases and this is a 70% increase for both of these contracts and while i recognize that these projects are very complicated and large, i wonder was there something unexpected that you needed from this joint venture to result in in such a high percentage increase in the contracts? >> yeah, there's there's actually four separate contracts so i would not say there was any particular thing that popped up all of the projects as we're all well aware have things pop up but in addition i think the the routine aspect to these is that we have to fit all these new assets into our asset management system and that is a complicated process of making sure they're properl

maybe nutrients like robinson and, yeah, so we, i think the support comes at an expense to monday, not just financial resources, but also resilience, i guess, for structural emphasize. so challenges, so how does that mean like right above barriers to pursue his passion for the image biking sometimes. and i wonder if someone history like the green guys just come on like a california on i isn't going to be like because one of your laptops it was like maybe like shooting them in. and so we out on the bad rooms, which i'll just find out we, you know, i would say that would take no pause to i. why do exams read carefully investing infrastructure and training facilities, creating talent platforms for yeah, writers could all help to public the mix. so i think in that yeah, how does the line other aspiring efforts to the future and the supports if we can get support from the new york and government on the, i mean the company will see the a and b m. s as one of the biggest sports and big i'll send you out because is that i big because we do have nice boys without because we don't have enough sp

misfiring is the threatening lice in the national parks and in sport, india beat new zealand by 44 robinson. the final group game of crickets champions, trophy indians victory in devise tense up a semi final clash with australia. while new zealand will face south africa, correspondence in the final, the, it's a moments the u. k. prime minister kissed i'm a, has described as once in a generation. he's meant with european leaders and defense upon this to double down on support for you, crime and commit to spend more on defense. the british really just spoke about the development of a so called coalition of the willing, which would defend you crying in the event of a peace deal with russia. he also refused to cool the united states an unreliable elyse stressing that any plans of pacing new crime would go through washington fis . and so we have read some important steps today. first, we will keep the military flowing and keep increasing the economic pressure on russia to strength and ukraine. now, 2nd, we're treat any last thing face must, it shows you cried silver and se unsecure to do trading

news conference let's continue to focus on the crews mission for next question comes up real well robinson smith with spaceflight now. >> hi, thank you for taking the time to talk with us. a question for butch and or sunny. you had the opportunity to fly on start liner and you're turned on dragon now you are preparing for your fourth time on a different spacecraft, what that preparation work has been like and what that has been for you the past few months, thanks. >> i will give the quick answer. it has been fascinating. it is been amazing. we have been so fortunate to train on four different spacecrafts. each one has its own unique capabilities. its own unique system. so unique suits, it's been great to have that opportunity has been wonderful. >> i would agree with butch. we i have been pretty lucky if u look at it and step back in our careers see what interesting things we have got to do, it is pretty spectacular. just like you mentioned. coming home in the spacecraft will be a new chapter in we are excited about it. >> our next question with espn. >> thank you guys so much for taking t

at the resort, styled like a robinson crusoe castaway island with its wood over water villas offering views of tranquil water, guests can get a taste of those waves. >> back in the day it was primarily just a father thing or son thing. but it's nice to see families getting involved in surf sessions. >> reporter: surfing's growing diversity is also found here in costa rica, one of the world's best countries to participate in the sport. >> i see more women and families. >> reporter: garcia runs a surf school in the village of nosara, a boutique hotel overlooking a nature preserve, just stepping away from a surfer's paradise on the pacific. >> every day of the year we have a beautiful wave. >> reporter: a couple of hours south at four seasons peninsula papagayo, one of those where we stayed for a special rate, a boat delivers surfers to the waves. >> waiting for the big one. >> around the corner we have great beginner waves. and just about 20 minutes away we have witch's rock. >> reporter: the resort hosts the women-run school surf x, which used to mostly cater to men. >> we're seeing in

his performance also ties him with oscar robinson for the most 15-15-15 games in a season. >>> presidentifferent tactic to try to bring about an end to the war in ukraine. and a tech millionaire wants to replace nancy pelosi as san francisco's representative in congress, why he said the old guard has lost its way. >> i'm not sure she's aware the level to which the average person is dealing with this. >>> here is a look outside and here is your cbs deals. >> there are 60 million people in united states with hearing loss, a very special one is my dad. when he started losing his hearing, he became very introverted, we would sit around the table and he wasn't her to the painting, i thought something was wrong with him, eventually we got him hearing aids and that made all the difference in the world. most people do not get them because they are very expensive, they are also very difficult to get, you have to go to a doctor and get them fitted, it is not an easy process. the game has been changed, so these are actual hearing aids that are over-the-counter fda approved in 2022. when you bring t

honored many of the names from the league that you've probably heard of, like hank aaron and jackie robinsonstorylines mode featuring those players has been a passion project for san diego studios brand strategist ramon russell, and this year's crop of players opens with four new names, including james cool papa bell, who may have been the fastest man to ever play the game. >> he was apparently possibly faster than jesse owens, and jesse owens never raced him, and he had apparently a handful of opportunities, too. >> now, fans can learn more about the man behind the legend thanks to this year's storylines mode. >> the stories and things that he did are incredible. he is rumored to be able to turn off a light switch and be in bed before the lights turn off. >> also featured in this year's edition, charles wilber rogan, known as bullet joe, one of the best pitchers and hitters in the league. we asked league hall of fame museum president bob kendrick about how the game has improved, the visibility of both the league and the museum, honoring its players and history. >> this project has been one

eugene robinson is here, senior writer for the dispatch. david drucker joins us. former msnbc host and contributor to washington monthly. chris matthews is here and rogers chair in the american presidency at vanderbilt university. historian jon meacham joins us. he's an msnbc political analyst. joe, a lot of whiplash to go around. happy friday. >> well, a lot of whiplash. >> and, you know, we are all so very happy that you finally have a remote studio in your villa in the south of france. this is all very exciting to all of us. and you can. you actually actually, you're winding. winding up. i guess it's night there in abu dhabi. is it your fourth international women's day conference? yes. 3050. the 3050 summit with forbes and abu dhabi. i hear it's just been an extraordinary event of women all over the world coming, coming there. and i hear it's been going extraordinarily well. >> it's been remarkable. we have a massive increase in attendance, but also women from 46 countries are here. cross-cultural, multigenerational mentoring. and we had some amazing moments an

my name is david robinson and i'm a resident and homeowner in hayes valley.i'm also the president hayes valley neighborhood association. i can't say much more than andrew's already covered. he has put blood, sweat and tears into this program and they started as he said during covid when we originally were allowed to close off a portion of of the block at the 400 block of hayes and really made took lemons and made lemonade out of it. and since then have progressed with different activations through the last five years. he mentioned our big events of course holiday stroll and the carnival but all the other events we have there such as the saturdays and the street, the art walks it's it's it's become especially on a really nice weekend sort of our front yard of hayes valley and we've got people from all over the community to visit not just the neighborhood and it's become sort of our our our our source of pride in the city so again can't say anything much more than andrew just said. >> so hopefully we can proceed with this and go forward. >> thank you so much fo

beautiful thing and the park is it's a historic baseball field at some of the greats like frank robinson into disrepair. it was previously an playable by little leaguers. so now with this big renovation, april 1.6 million dollars and raimondi park is now a professional baseball stadium. it can host little league tournaments. it's going was the high school tournament coming up here on march. 22nd called a bit roberts classic. and so yes, we're able to now put different things that the community can use. and keep in mind is only 48 home games a year for the bollards, which means all those other days. we can now program things for the community. and that's really the most exciting thing for me. and casey cause it says on air behind you and you have this kind of voice. >> can you give me a a route like where also the play-by-play guy. >> no, i'm not the play-by-play just spokesperson was on air in my previous iterations of my career. so yes. >> i could give you a good age fans dressed last weekend, i was probably the loudest person there, not. well, yeah, you brought that up. i know our came

you probably have heard of, like hank aaron and jackie robinson, and this year's crop of players opens, including james cool papa bell, who may have been the fastest man to ever play the game, and charles wilber rogan, known as bullet joe, one of the best pitchers and hitters in the league. >> well, if you want to get outside this weekend, we're looking pretty good. lots of sunshine, no rain threat at all over the next few days, but then next week that will be a different story. take a look at your forecast this weekend. lots of sunshine, maybe a few high clouds drifting in on sunday. and don't forget to change the clocks as we do spring forward. you can see the sunrise and sunset times on sunday with that big change in with that one hour. so we are looking out toward the weekend. in fact, lots of clear skies and some dry conditions. in fact, dry conditions for fan fest in san francisco, as you just heard about for the giants fan fest at oracle park. temperatures in the morning in the lower 50s on track to reach right around 60 degrees around 1 or 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. so lots of su

rege-jean page will join us, and lionel richie will be here with music from soccer mommy and smokey robinsone. our first guest tonight is a galaxy-guarding, raptor-wrangling, shoe-shining superstar. his new movie, "the electric state," premieres march 14th on netflix. please welcome chris pratt. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> that's my favorite part. >> jimmy: did you guys practice that? >> yeah, thanks, guys. that rehearsal we did over the weekend really paid off. thank you for that. >> jimmy: it just goes to show you that really successful people prepare. >> that's it. separation's in the preparation. >> jimmy: congratulations. i know you have a new child since last i saw you. [ cheering ] >> thank you. thank you, yeah. >> jimmy: how old is he? >> ford. >> jimmy: 4 months old? >> ford. he is 3 months old. ford i was saying -- >> jimmy: he doesn't get confused by that. >> not at all. he's 3 months now. >> jimmy: you got a boy, two girls, boy. >> that's right. jack, 12. lila, 4. eloise about to be 3 and then ford. >> jimmy: i remember jack was like 4 years old or someth

san jose police say that 22 year old kendrick robinson communicated online and on the phone with someoneeved to be an underage girl for prostitution. detectives say last week he traveled from richmond to san jose, intending to meet with the juvenile. instead, he was arrested and booked into the santa clara county jail. >> the chp is investigating a freeway shooting on 880 in oakland. a call came in 730 this morning about someone shooting at a vehicle in the southbound lanes right near the coliseum. no injuries were reported, but the chp says it did make contact with the person who was fired at. all southbound lanes were closed for about four hours as officers conducted their investigation in the area. they did reopen those lanes right before 1130. new information on a crash at 54th and international in oakland that sent one person to the hospital and shut down that busy stretch of road for hours. the accident happened 4:00 yesterday morning when a bmw slammed into a pole. at a news conference tonight, the police chief of oakland said an oakland officer was heading east on international w

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i guess that, you know what kelly robinson is saying can sound like what gavin newsom said, which is have to talk about vulnerable communities. we have to have grace to vulnerable communities. but that is a different thing than saying, yes, you can compete. so where does that leave the political argument, jonathan? >> yeah. >> well, i. >> think we're. at the beginning. >> of trying to figure out what the political argument is. and, you know. >> mark, i was. >> trying to jump in there because. >> i think. part of the. >> issue here is you're stating definitively about a biological advantage that a transgender woman would have over, quote unquote, biological over a biological woman. and we as non-scientists, non-doctors you and i, but also the nation, we don't know if what you actually what you said is actually true. and this is what i'm getting at. this is why, gavin, governor newsom would have done a disservice if he talked more, if he talked more about what do you mean by fairness and bring the facts and the science, if he had them to the conversation. and so i think, if anything, w

and the washington post, eugene robinson, thank you as well. be reading your new piece online, still ahead on morning joe. several democratic lawmakers planning to bring recently fired federal workers to the president's joint address to congress tonight. that includes congressman ritchie torres of new york. he joins us next, along with his guest for that speech. you're watching morning joe. we'll be watching morning joe. we'll be right back. it all started with a small business idea. it's a pillow with a speaker in it! that's right craig. pulling in the perfect team to get the job done. i'm just here for the internets. at&t, it's super-fast! you locked us out?! and when thrown a curveball... arrggghh! ahhhh! [crashing sounds] we had everything we needed. is the internet out? don't worry, we have at&t internet back-up. the next level network for small business. ♪♪ i sold a pillow! doan's proven relief to get you back to your day. doan's maximum strength back pain relief. trusted for over 100 years to get you back to doing what you love. >> that'

honored many of the names from the league that you've probably heard of, like hank aaron and jackie robinsoners opens with four new names, including james cool papa bell, who may have been the fastest man to ever play the game, and charles wilber rogan, known as bullet joe, one of the best pitchers and hitters in the league. >> was apparently possibly faster than jesse owens, and jesse owens never raced him, and he had apparently a handful of opportunities to. >> also featured in this year's edition charles wilbert rogan, known as bullet joe. again, we just mentioned him. one of the best pitchers and hitters in the league. >> what a great. i mean, kids love video games, and if you can learn a little bit of history about the leagues. boy, i think that's a great thing. >> it's the best of both worlds for those kids playing those games. >> indeed. all right. we want to thank you for joining us here on ktvu this morning. don't go anywhere. we're going to jump over to the plus momentarily. we've got college hoops coming up next here on ktvu as we roll into march madness. >> and you can watch all

[applause] and kelly robinson is a pioneering lgbtq+ and social justice advocate, and she is the first black clear woman to run the human rights camp -- queer woman to run the human rights campaign. [applause] the human rights campaign, for those of you who don't already know it, the largest lgbtq+ organization in the united states. and as president, kelly has overseen the mobilization of more than 3 million people to respond to what was already a surge in anti-lgbtq+ legislation and additional recent executive actions as well. she previously was the executive director of planned parenthood action fund where she worked on reproductive justice. [applause] and if that all was not impressive enough she was also named last year as one of time magazine's 100 most influential people of 2024. [applause] so let's dive into our conversation. david, i'm going to start with you. believe it or not it has only been a little over six weeks since trump was sworn in to his second term in office, and yet so much has happened in that time. but as we discussed, that is intentional to some degree. it is p

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we'll take you inside that session with one of the icons who is in the room, smoky robinson.s at 8. the white house taking aim this morning at another federal agency. president trump reportedly ready to sign an executive order to dismantle the department of education. nbc's peter alexander is at the white house. he has the very latest on this one. peter, good morning? >> reporter: craig, good morning. the president as you know has long waited to get rid of the department of education, promising as much throughout his campaign. as early as today he is expected to sign an executive order aimed at getting rid. the president cannot legally abolish any entire department without congress's approval. the white house says it wants to send education back to the states, but democrats and labor unions argue that dismantling the education department would have devastating consequences for school children. separately, the veterans affairs secretary just announced that s department is aiming to slash 15% of its work force, as many as 80,000 va employees. critics there warn it's america's v

. >>> coming up in our 3rd hour, icon alert, smokey robinson, ladies and gentlemen. because, you guys, it is i stores today. >> okay. >> she has published her book today. which is always great day for authors. you can find it at your local independent bookstore or scan that qr code and get a copy to read with us. while i have your attention, get ready for a fun "jenna & friends." >> who is the co-host today. >> willie geist. we have a surprise for tomorrow, but, yes, we will dive into college admissions with tips from the princeton review on this exciting and stressful time for families. >> really stressful time for a lot of families. before we do anything else, mr. roker, how about a check of the weather? >> let's look ahead to the weekend. never too early to do that. colder in the northeast on friday. a little messy as you get into the upper mississippi river. more snow in the rockies. saturday, we are looking for chilly weather northeast, a real mess to the mississippi river valley. sunny out west. then sunday, sunday. showers down south. mild in the plains, rain

. >> and debbie director robinson, i see you standing up there if you want to weigh in. i'm sorry guys. >> good morning. commissioners bruce robertson, ceo for one of the many collaborations i miss here on i do is every budget cycle we get data from her team and we look at every single employee and we get it's de-identified but we look at their years of service their age and then we look at who may or may not retire because one of the things we need to do is if someone has accrued a large vacation balance that's a liability for the department that we need to pay. so it's it's in terms of not just looking at the staff that may depart but it's also a potential expense that we may have to incur. so through ms.. hill and her team and my team, we're very much attached at the hip making sure that we are budgeting of corp correctly more so on the payout but more so for ms. hill and her team in terms of backfilling those critical positions. >> mr. xabi yeah. thank you. thank thank you. just to follow up question on the what director short mentioned which is the employee engageme

pulitzer prize winning columnist and associate editor of the washington post, eugene robinson. washington post, pulitzer prize winner. you've had pulitzer prize winners leave the post over the past several months, and it continues. i'm just curious what your thought is about this directive coming down for a newspaper whose tough questions literally redefined modern journalism in america over the past half century? >> well, it's a very good question. first of all, joe, you know as much about this as i do in terms of what this you know what exactly jeff means. it's not as if we publish a whole lot of pieces or in fact, any pieces that oppose free markets and personal liberties. right? we don't we cannot recall ever publishing a piece with the headline the joy of socialism. that's that's not us. so what does this mean? because he describes it as a significant shift. you know what was intolerable to david shipley and is intolerable to a lot of us, frankly, is this idea that we're going to be we're going to be channeled, that there will be some views, who knows what they are that wi