. >> reporter: susan and arrow are part of something called the r.e.a.d. program, which takes place in all 50 states and 27 different countries. >> this is not just any reading program. this is the r.e.a.d. program, which stands for reading education assistance dogs. the r.e.a.d. program is utilized in schools and in the new york public library. and this is a program where children are going to be actively visiting with a therapy dog who's been trained, licensed, and insured, and will be able t to sit quietly with a person, the handler, and interact with children reading to them. >> dad and i set up -- readg to arrow really helps me because i'm next to a dog, and i can pet her. >> reporter: every week, arrow and susan visit the same group of students to practice reading out loud. >> when they're reading to arrow, she's not there to correct them. i'm not a teacher. if they need help, i'll help them, but nine times out of ten, they figure it out themselves. >> reporter: arrow is a big hit with the students. >> kim has a tan hut. she's just so calm and she do

old friend susan rice. peacemaker i think susan rice, not. she came out today and very embarrassed.enskyy was compelled to agree to a horrible deal that would have set ukraine's minerals to the united states without any concrete security guarantees. the vice president of the united states lit into him. j.d. vance did that deliberately. >> this was really -- i have never been embarrassed to be an american and today was embarrassing. it was awful. layer. >> laura: he is embarrassed. adam kinzinger is embarrassed. do they realize they're hurting their cause being on television. any positive outcome for ukraine? >> yeah, the america last crowd has always got something to say. i think today was telling. i think people should pay attention to the people defending zelenskyy, versus the people defending america. so it's kind of a defining day. i think a fault line that had existed for a while is now out in the open. and it's very, as you said, it's very educational and instructive. the truth of the matter is we are americans. that's our president. and no foreign leader comes into the oval o

susan rice. susan rice set up this whole world.encouraged zelenskyy to push for entering into nato and sort of signaled we might do that, and that, of course, ended up ticking off putin. and i think in many ways starting this invasion, and that's why donald trump has said, no no, you're not going to be a part of nato in this deal. we're going to leave that as a neutral area and also you're going to pay us back. the europeans, you guys, are also sending messages similar to the democrats saying we stand with you, zelenskyy. i think it's interesting because what i see is if the american people are not just seeing the ingratitude and sort of entitlement of zelenskyy, but that actually is emblematic of the europeans in general. they don't seem to care that we have our own problems here, that we have our own debt, that we have our own people the take care of -- charlie: we have our own border. rachel: we have our own border that we're just now finally, thank god because of donald trump, securing. and to walk in here with that kind of att

now, your old friend susan rice. because when i think peacemaker, i think susan rice not. but she came out today and she's very embarrassed. watch. >> zelensky was compelled to agree to a horrible deal. >> that would have set. >> ukraine's minerals to the united states without any concrete security guarantees. the vice president of the united states laid into him. j.d. vance did that deliberately. >> but it was. >> this was. >> really you know, i've never been embarrassed to be an american. and today was embarrassing. >> and it. >> was it was awful. >> he's embarrassed. adam kinzinger, do they realize they're actually hurting their cause by appearing on television? i mean, it's making it harder to get to any type of any positive outcome for ukraine. >> yeah, the america last crowd has always got something to say. but i think today was telling, and i think people should pay attention to the people who were defending zelensky versus the people who were defending america. so it's a kind of a defining day. i think a fault line that had existed for a while is now out in the ope

so, susan, thank you so much. really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> well, u.s.makers were quick to react to the diplomatic clash in the white house. house speaker mike johnson said president trump showed that he's putting america first, and that the days when the u.s. was disrespected are over. while house minority leader hakeem jeffries called the exchange shocking and extraordinary and urged the trump administration to show some. mature leadership. other responses largely fell along party lines as well. >> the president of the united states is a coward. who is vladimir putin's puppet? the vice president of the united states is a rogue and a coward. who is donald trump's puppet. >> and i think what president trump is trying to do. >> is bring the conflict. to a resolution. >> if the rug is. >> pulled out. >> and. >> putin becomes. >> the big winner in. >> a forced. >> cease fire. >> not only that disaster for ukraine, but if anybody believes that putin will stop at ukraine, that he doesn't have in his eyes the baltic states, poland and others, they are not stud

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we see that the number of the children in one and 2 months, susan didn't you didn't get it was out and it is a. so this is the, there is a of the, is really going to see concerning the life of the students in particular to facilitate here announces era braving the rain crowds gathering the wrong to price of pipe francis, who remains critically ellen hospital and a little later on in school, the biggest style room by school is warming up nicely for the united lakes agency house. coming up soon, the the, the hello that we've got in southern africa and we've had to topical fi cones menacing mo, eastern areas of the region. yes, reunion the island dealt with iran step, brought some very heavy rain and strong winds with gusts of up to 200 kilometers per hour. well, the good news is that has a little way further south. we've got tropical psycho and hyundai, which will continue to plague southern areas of madagascar sunday into monday, but it is set to pull its way for the south as we stopped the new week behind that for much of southern africa, it is a story of storms as in heavy rain, movin

so also, according susan, excuse, presidency, had long expired esque you observed bower and ukraine in the may of last year. it's up to the people of ukraine to determine whether she should relinquish just post or no, it's ends up. well, that's another example of a blatant lie by the ukranian politician has he refuses to hold presidential elections in accordance with the country's constitution. he also admitted the, during the interview that ukraine will have a hard time winning without the support of the americans, while europe is ready to continue financing key, as well as for the future of the deal on ukraine's natural resources. well, it now depends on the united states, according to the lensky and in the yet another conformation is lensky harvey took anything away from the heated exchange at the white house. she said that his relationship with trump can still be saved, taking this. and so i'm not hearing from you mister president of thought that you owe the president an apology and all i respect president and our staff to american people. and if i don't know if i think that we hav

massachusetts, as well as refusing to engage and to the 12 year old boy is shows in killed bonds, rarely full susan, the occupied west bank, bringing the number of children co pay of this year to 14 plus. i'm rob reynolds in santa paula, california. we'll look at how the trump administration's slashing of the federal workforce is affecting the west port the less than 24 hours off to an extraordinary public arguments in the oval office. ukrainian president below them is lensky has arrived in london. on friday he said 3 way divided between donald trump, his vice president and the ukrainian leda ended with sealants keeping. ask to leave . the white house is now set to meet the british prime minister kissed alma on saturday, the head of a lodge, a meeting of 12 european leaders for defense summits in london on sunday as well. your response follows that explosive route in front of cameras between zalinski, donald trump, and us vice president j defends the present with respect. i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office to try to litigate this in front of the american media right now.

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so also, according susan, excuse, presidency, had long expired, as she has served bower and ukraine in the may of last year. it's up to the people of ukraine's and infirm, and whether she should relinquish just fall was turned off. and well, that's another example of a blatant lie by the ukrainian politician has she refuses to hold presidential elections in accordance with the countries constitution. the also admitted during the interview that ukraine will have a hard time winning without the support of the americans, while europe is ready to continue financing to you, as well as for the future of the view on ukraine's natural resources. well, it now depends on the united states, according to the lensky. so i'm not hearing from you mister president of thought that you owe the president an apology. no, i respect president and our staff to american people. and if i didn't know if i think that we have to be very open and very honest, and i'm not sure that we need something, but i think maybe sometimes some, some, some things we have to discuss out of our sofa media with all respect to dem

there's lots of different names for the rebel, for the uh, the phil ben susan. yeah, means the telegram probably depends on how much space to get your missional. so the closest was, was as it is, what's the problem? the feeder is that the west has been guided by a political narrative, right? the rush has been got a 5 on a true structure and a portion of the people are pulled into place for 2 reasons. are as far as i can see, the rest so nothing. well, yeah, and that's it. it's good if it's a problem and it's a problem. it's only going to get worse here. i mean, i have a plan, i'm going to be send out a plan. i'm in negotiations, you can just do that so long as we go to thomas and in room. you know, as i've said, you know, the bettering of relations between russian united states is a real, really good, a change, but it's not solving the ukraine problem. the crate ukraine dilemma for both the united states and russia here. and, and one of the criticisms i would have of the approach here is there to, it's too many voices or too many people talking in the us on the

and this is susan, does i say i some pens of on ice around the ball. i was the 1st on coffee ice coffee. i don't do you have around lowball shifts? highest chocolate ones. no, you don't. the about the, on the consumption, coal is about consuming less and everything and adopting a sense of 50 the school over to 12. people are showing how they can see less by using items that they've had for several years. and any questions and things when necessary. i just want to start this off by saying that this is no longer desirable to me. the influenza is used to share tips and tricks and the products they loved on the internet. but then companies got involved and the game changed through p. r and face sponsorship, the amount of stuff grew and trust between said influences and their audience begin to fade. what are the consequences of that has been the emergence of a new trend that has online users rejecting the push to buy more. it's called under consumption cor. today we discussed the significance of the trend and whether it is here to stay with diana, we be a d

. >> all right, susan, through the white lotus is out and this time it's set in thailand now on multiple are getting ready for the increased tourism that comes with the show. it's called the white lotus effect. some of our deep put together white lotus themed thailand packages season to set of the 4 seasons hotel in sicily. and according to hotels dot com and saw a 300% increase in searches after that show launched. >> which is ironic because if you watch the shows, know that it happened. way. like it. so obsessed ending the poor season of right. there's a lot back from vacation. but i mean, i you know, when when shot 12 of these places look incredible to so, you know, not bad. people want to risk it. that wraps up property is at 10. stick around for the news on 11. but first we've got sports night live. you got it. i have not. i do love white lotus, though. >> yeah. in the here and now and more locally speaking, here's a look at what we've got coming up on sports night live a big night at chase center. no, not the warriors there on the east coast, san francisco city titles up for grabs,

call it, or maybe he had a some calls before like you get tough, you know, from victoria nuland or susanin there and you tell him, and he goes in there and tells them, and it just doesn't work out. and then you talk about, you know, the whole setup. i listened closely, j.d. vance called him mr. president, he called j.d., j.d -- [laughter] instead of mr. vice president. he comes in, you know, dressed in a costume instead of a suit. i think there's a lot of things that are happening here x this guy's very used to a certain way of operating, but there's a new sheriff in town. peter: and when zelenskyy's calling the vice president j.d., he was also shaming him for not visiting ukraine. the guy who was visiting ukraine more than anybody, lindsey graham, marched right out to the fox position on the lawn and said zelenskyy's gotta go. so i don't think that these visits, these pr visits the ukraine, are getting a good return for the zelenskyy team right now. ing i don't think the ukraine visit is the reason vance has a different opinion -- rachel: i don't know, peter, the propaganda tours of ukr

analyst susan glasser says zelenskyy could try to go to america's best friends in the region britain, france, germany and poland to solicit their help in getting back on donald trump's good side. >> victor brian todd, thank you. from blanket firings to demands for people to justify their jobs, elon musk is taking a chainsaw to the federal workforce. coming up, we speak with one expert who helped president bill clinton cut thousands of federal jobs. why? she says this time is different. plus, representative jasmine crockett and comedian actor dave foley joined roy wood jr., amber ruffin and michael ian black on a new episode of have i got news for you tonight at nine on cnn. >> cooked books. >> corporate fat cats. swindling socialites. doped up cyclists and yes. >> more crooked politicians. >> i have. >> a feeling we won't be running. >> out of those. >> anytime soon. >> a new season of united states of scandal with jake tapper. >> march 9th on cnn. >> with flonase. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily gives you long lasting non-drowsy relief. flonase all good. >> f

. >> susan glasser has a piece for the new yorker titled why aren't we in the streets? are so many people willing to just be quiet right now? is that because they fear donald trump with legitimacy? you know. >> i think about that a lot because i do i do a lot of work looking at dictatorships and how people will literally risk their lives to just to hit the street and protest for their freedoms. and i and i feel for years i have felt that we as a nation are a bit more. we're a bit more complacent, a bit more. sometimes we just take for granted our democracy. >> i was going to say we haven't been at risk like that. >> yeah, and there's this feeling that that there's a system of checks and balances. come on. it's not really going to get that far down the road, down the road. and then a lot, a lot of democracy experts will tell you no, it can be chipped at in all democracies or all in dictatorships do. this is how you get to hybrid dictatorships and authoritarian regimes, often where democracies chipped at slowly and slowly until you wake up one day and say, wait a minute,

this is a frustration, susan, that i have heard consistently.ns also seem to be recognizing it because gop senators met yesterday with musk and basically said, please give us some way to talk to you about what you're doing here. >> lots more risk. >> for the republicans ahead. >> though, with the. >> administration is, is going to do because we see no indication that they are not going to continue with big layoffs, efforts to reduce the federal workforce. in fact, even the judge's decision yesterday, which is seen as encouraging, is temporary. it said opm didn't have the right to fire them. it didn't say that nobody had the right to fire them. so they are still in some peril. but there is enormous frustration with democrats who have no power base left in washington and who do not yet have a unified voice. and i think one place we're going to see this, where the rubber hits the road, is on the debate over a government shutdown in the middle of this month on march 14th. do democrats want the government to shut down on the theory that the republica