couple yevgenia shishkova olympic silver medallist nancy kerrigan and olympic gold medallist tenley albrightibute to the lives the skaters, the people who were on that plane, they're our family, too. we just feel we need to be together. and that's why you see so many hugs today. the world championships in prague. mr president, welcome. thank you very much. thank you. and their families, please. authority figures begin to turn their attention to what may he was accompanied by his transportation secretary, sean duffy... i appreciate the confidence you placed in me. thank you. authority figures begin to turn their attention to what may have caused the collision. president donald trump held a news conference in the white house. he was accompanied by his transportation secretary, sean duffy... i appreciate the confidence you placed in me. thank you. ..and his defence secretary, pete hegseth. and in that press conference, donald trump did what one would expect a president to do. he expressed condolences with the loved ones. he talked about the tragedy, how this was a nation grieving together, how

madeleine albright tried to do that. that's not a new maga idea. the question is how do you it.you still believe that in the law signed in 1960s that congress has to sign off on any changes to usaid or do you think can ma president trump can make this happen through executive order? >> those examples that you gave of historical figures, the difference is now the job is going to get done. it's going to be 99.99% of cents on the dollar actually go towards what it's intended. >> you are talking about -- >> that's going to -- >> efficiencies and aids versus restructuring. let me ask you about that. >> that requires restructuring had 100%. you can't wish it into existence. you have to restructure where the failures are. >> of course. what we are hearing from many aid organizations and officials is that can you restructure after you finish the review and not freeze funding now immediately? i spoke to former usaid global health head yesterday. he said this isn't a pause in foreign aid, it is demolition of usaid. you can't pause a flight in midair, he said. that's what's happening. this

president butler president vice chair kristin evans president evans president commissioner katie albright's all right present commissioner deanie dean of and williams is excused commissioner bevan deputy president deputy president commissioner walking girl president girl president. commissioner sharky laguardia is not present this places you on item three announcements of sound producing devices during the meeting the use of cell phones and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room of any persons responsible for the ringing of use or use of a cell phone or similar sound producing devices. thank you for your cooperation and it's noted that commissioner laguardia is present this places you on item four. >> thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners and thank you all for taking the time out of your busy schedules to join in this special meeting today to prepare for our year end report summarizing our accomplishments from last year and also to establish a working group tasked with dev

plenty of people who propose bringing it more under the authority of the state department, madeleine albrighted to do that. that's not a new maga idea. the question here is about how you do it. do you still believe that in the laws signed in in the 1960s, that congress has to sign off on any changes to usaid or do you think president trump can just make all of this happen through executive order? >> so all of those examples that you just gave of those historical figure, the difference is, now the job is going to get done. 99.99% cents on the dollar goes towards what it's intended. >> you're talking about -- >> that's what's going to happen. >> efficiency in aid versus restructuring. let me ask you about that. like i said -- >> that requires restructuring 100%. you can't create that efficiency just by wishing it into existence. you have to restructure where the failures are and put the right things in place. >> of course. but what we're hearing from many aid organizations and officials is that can you restructure after you finish the review and not freeze funding now immediately? i spoke to fo

madeleine albright talked about this and bill clinton and warren christopher talked about this, evenoe biden talked about this. i think putting it under state makes a lot of sense to me to provide the direct supervision and oversight. >> but you know how this department works since you were the chair for so long of the committee overseeing it. when this trump-appointed judge put that federal -- the pause on the putting usaid workers on leave, he wrote in the opinion, no future lawsuit could undo the physical harm that might result if usaid employees are not informed of imminent security threats occurring in the countries to which they have relocated in the course of their service to the united states. he's saying that the messy way this rolled output people in physical risk when they are deployed by our government to countries overseas. did the secretary of state have any idea? >> the secretary of state issued the waivers for pepfar and for humanitarian both food and med sunshine but people living and working in places like syria aren't able to access computer systems and security wa