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and andy chime in as well.e need to import that many millions of barrels of oil a day, because it's not just where or what kind of oil it is, correct. it's where it goes. if you're shipping something to houston that's very, very different than needing the oil in saint, you know, saint louis park, minnesota, is it not? and in getting there is actually less environmental and more dangerous if it has to go by, say, barge then maybe rail or pipeline. well. >> that's exactly right. >> and this interdependent. >> relationship that we have with canada continues to be very important. and we want to continue to work with canada on bringing that oil into the united states. but remember, there's not a lot of other places where that oil has to go. so we want to continue that important relationship and continue to work with canada, not. >> just. >> on oil, by the way, but on natural gas as well, which was also subject to only a 10% tariff rather than a 25% tariff. we need that natural gas also, particularly for the northeas

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their husband and father, andy beyer joins me now. and andy, it's hard to know where to even start. and let me just first say, i'm so sorry. so incredibly sorry for your loss. tell me what's going through your mind tonight. >> just just so many things. >> um. >> you. >> know, it's. >> just it's just been so hard. it feels. >> feels unreal. >> um. >> i, you know, i go through these moments of, like, extreme, like sadness and and tears, and then i get flat and numb and, you know, and then i feel guilty that i'm not just crying all the time, you know? but it's just it's just been hard. um, it's been really hard. >> and how did you. i know you're from the area. how did you learn about what happened to their flight? >> yeah, well, i mean, we were we were supposed to pick them up. me and my son, you know, like we did from these trips all the time. and we're waiting for him, you know, near by reagan in a in a parking lot. and, uh, we're texting with them right before they were supposed to land, and and the tracker said landed, and the texts went from blue to green. um, and then firetrucks

andy.think everyone will be really. touched to hear from you. so thank you. thank you for coming on to talk about that. >> thank you for for sharing your story. um, i could talk to you all day about them. and i know we haven't talked about my wife, but she was the most wonderful mother. she wanted to make every moment special for the kids. and she did. she gave him those. those magic memories, you know, to. and we thought those would sustain her into adulthood. she'd be able to draw from them. so it's really sad that she doesn't get to do that because she deserved that. um, but, you know, she she was wonderful and she was my soulmate. i'm going to miss her so much. >> yeah. >> you're clearly both amazing parents. andy. and i just want you to know that everyone is praying for you and thinking of you in this moment. i know that doesn't. that doesn't help, but but everyone is is just really thinking of you guys in this moment. so thank you for for joining me. >> hey, um, just want to say one l

- [ernie] "amos 'n andy" was the first all-black sitcom. - mornin', andy. - mornin, amos. - [ernie] but it was boycotted by the naacp, and after only two seasons in 1953, the show was canceled. - my problem with "amos 'n andy" is that there were no black writers in the room, obviously. that often can lead to stereotypes. - these shows mocking black voices, sort of making real caricatures of black life. - i learn a lot of things. i just don't retain 'em. - so you had these examples of black representation that were not always positive and did not always center black life and culture in a way in which we wanted to see ourselves. - and these were very much shows that were made to allay white fears and to protect white comfort. you're talking about the jim crow era. - and i've seen the promised land. - as the civil rights movement was kicking up, the naacp wanted to show black people in a different light. black people were going to college and making money and entering the middle class. took until 1968 for us to have a show that was served as a counterweight to shows like "beulah and "amos

andy puzder, a speaker commentary. and retired chief executive officer for 17 years, he served as a ceo of cke restaurants inc., which is an international chain that has holdings including carl's jr and hardee's. i'm secretly hoping for a biscuit badge from andy so that i can waltz in to my local hardee's and get sausage, egg and cheese whenever i please. mr. pozner, is a reaganomics lecturer and reagan national leadership council member. he's a senior fellow at the heritage foundation. pepperdine school of public policy. the america first policy institute. he also serves on the advisory boards of prager u. the financial officers foundation, the y, a center for entrepreneurship and free enterprise, and washington school of law. in his career, mr. pozner was a commercial trial lawyer in saint louis. mr. pozner and his wife, dee, reside in brentwood, tennessee. but enough for me. please give us a warm and loud marine welcome for andy puzder. thank you. thank you. and and thank you, dr. carson's, for that that very genero

andy beyer lost his 12 year old daughter, brielle, and his wife justina. was an up and coming skater from virginia who was training in wichita. justina, the mom who did it all for her kids, including traveling to help brielle. talk to me about the moments when she was out there performing. i mean, she had just the most amazing season this season. she won almost every competition she was in. she qualified, which was like a life goal for her 1984 olympic gold medalist scott hamilton knew many of the victims. i was just in wichita and i got to see so many of these skaters and coaches and for this to happen. just days after those championships were over. it's just devastating. shocking. it's it just doesn't make any sense. we are learning more about who was on board both the american airlines flight and the military helicopter. the crew of the blackhawk included andrew eaves, who served in the navy for a decade before joining the army, and ryan o'hara, a 28 year old who served in afghanistan, while samuel lilly and jonathan campos piloted the american airlines

andy reece meyer. >> some shocking images there. well, fans and family gathered at oakland arena today to celebrate the life of openai's legend ricky henderson. hendorson filled up the stat sheet with names of all-star 10 times that he won 2 world series championships and accomplish many other things. his death came as a shock for many. >> and expect very surprising. it just encourages me. look at memories him as a player. just remember those times grind of the watching him on his hand gestures always knowing when he was gonna still with mayes the success, one that it was sad unexpected news it cost me that reflecting a lot of memories just watching him be an amazing player. >> henderson died on december. 20th at the age of 65. among those who spoke at his memorial was former a's pitcher dave stewart and basketball hall of famer gary payton. next. in sports, a stunning trade in the nba late tonight. ben ross will have all the details coming up. >> stick with us. for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile servi

host: that was new jersey senator andy kim, a democrat, outside of the usaid office building.n case you want to go to the website, usaid.gov, it has been taken off-line. this is what you get when you go to usaid.gov. it has been taken down. let's start with calls with matt in maryland. good morning. caller: good morning. let's not sugarcoat what is going on. the richest man in the world has been given access to basically the united states main bank, the way that we pay people's social security, the way that we pay basically for everything. he has also been given the ability to take one of our most important assets for foreign diplomacy that keeps us out of war off-line. why? who knows. but he hasn't been given that access with -- but he has been given that access. with that access is information no one else has. he is a federal contractor. he has no security clearance. he could not get security clearance. and here we are. he has access to all of that information. given access to all of that information, our information that federal employees have tried to secure forever, to ot

. >> and he lost his 12-year-old daughter andis wife. >> his daughter was an up-and- coming skater from virginia who was training in wichita. justina, the mom who did it all for her kids, including traveling to help briel. >> she had the most amazing season. she won almost every competition she was in. she qualified and that was a life goal. >> scott hamilton knew many of the victims. >> i was in wichita and got to see so many skaters and coaches. and for this to happen days after those championships were over, it was devastating and shocking. it does not make any sensethe a flight an. the >> we are learning more about who was on board the american airlines flight and the military helicopter. the crcrewrom the black hawk included andrew eaves who served in the military for a decade and ryan o'hara, a 28- year-old and samuel lilly, and jonathan campos piloted the american airlines flight. tracy says his friend was so proud when he became a captain. >> the thing about pilots, they always strive to be the best and he was one of the best. >> his dad says he was set to get married this fall.

. >> reporter: andy lost his 12-year-old daughter brielle and wife christina. the mom that did it all for her kids, including traveling to help brielle. >> talk about the moments she was out there performing. >> she had the most amazing season this season. she qualified, which was a life goal for her. >> reporter: scott hamilton knew many of the victims. >> i was just in wichita. i got to see so many of the skaters and the coaches. to happen days after the championships were over. it is devastating. shocking. it does not make any sense. >> reporter: today we are learning more about who you was on board the american airlines flight and the military helicopter. andrew eaves who served in the navy for a decade before joining the army. ryan o'hara who served in afghanistan. sam lilley and jonathan campos piloted the american airlines flights. >> pilots always strive to be the best. he was one of the best. >> reporter: lilley's dad said he was set to get married this fall. he posted i was so proud when sam became a pilot, and now it hurts so bad i can't cry myself t

with frank, if i could, digging into your experience if you can help us understand the reporting from andy pat, that the executive assistant directors, those in national security, cyber, criminal division, are being forced to resign, retire or face termination. what does it mean to have those positions forced out? >> yeah. whether you combine that essentially aer of leadership, executive assistant directors control multiple operational division, so at least a half a dozen of those reportedly are gone. then you get down to the level of at least two or three special agents in charge in the field, including miami, washington field office. you are starting to lose too much experience. if this plays out next week as reportedly it might, with regard to dismissing hundreds or thousands of special agents in the field who have touched january 6th cases or trump related cases, this makes america less safe. this is not reduction. this is not efficiency. it makes america less safe when you lose that much expertise this quickly. >> okay. just to follow up there. scott mcfarland, what frank was referrin

this is andy reid's sixth trip to the biggest stage as head coach for kansas city. and reid at 66 has not forgotten where he came from. shout out gators. >> i was lucky enough to start off division two when they still had football and where they would have enough money. the ones that do, they appreciate this more than the guys that appreciate it. >>> and check the purple jersey who checked in who landed right on top of him. everybody was okay, but juice scared the heck out of the vikings fan base. jefferson did sign a four year $140 million extension, so i could understand a little nervousness on the vikings franchise, so no big deal. >> and i was unaware of the connection. now i know who to root for, thanks. >>> if you thought dallas cowboys fans had something to cry about. and reaction to what could be the most shocking trade in nba history. mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and don't forget, it's an excellent source of calcium. ♪♪ wow! planet oat really has it all... you guys are so right! no you ar

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. >> to say something about andy because in any justice society, we would be building statues to andyor the guy with the bogus study who stood to profit from his rhetoric and his fake study. okay, this is the anti-vax world that rfk jr has for years proudly pushed for. and it's not just the peddling of bad science that kennedy has in common with wakefield, it's also the fact that he stands to financially benefit from that bad science, just like wakefield did. if he is confirmed. as senator elizabeth warren pointed out during kennedy's confirmation hearing, he has made nearly $2.5 million in referral fees. this is rfk jr from an anti-vax law firm. he also receives a 10% contingency fee in these cases. if the plaintiffs win and his ethics agreement indicates he will continue to receive these payments even if he is confirmed. i mean, that is an outrageous conflict of interest for someone who wants to be in charge of our nation's health system. and you know who agrees with that? well, the very conservative wall street journal editorial board, they write, we never thought we'd hear this, b

andy beyer was waiting at national airport wednesday night to pick up his wife, justina and brielle,went unanswered and he learned what had happened. he says his wife, justina, was his other half, a mom who createded countless special memories for brielle and her six year old brother. the balloon arch, still in the house from brielle's recent birthday. a reminder of justina's special touches. she just knew how to make those events special. and it's hard because i thought brielle would be able to carry those golden memories to adulthood, and they would be something to look back on for her, just to know how much her mom loved her and how much we loved her. so it's really sad that she doesn't get to have that. well, i'm glad she had the moments she did, but she had she had so much more in her. beyer says what seemed like a perfect family life is now a nightmare. and he says the outpouring of community support helps. so does talking about his wife and daughter, sharing stories of the closeness and love this family shared. that was julie kari reporting. as we learn more about the victims,

andy heller loaded up on 10 sandbags at victory park in pasadena ahead of 2 storms making their way to southern california. and even though they're not expected to pack as powerful punch compared to the northern and central regions of the state. the burn scars of the eaton and palisades fires are unpredictable were on situated on churchill road up there. >> didn't get the worst of it out to dina and past due to get a lot worse than we did. but having said that, there is there is a >> no burn off i am concerned about some of. >> and that's why you'll see extensive k realigning erected in some of the most vulnerable areas were charred hillside and just a little bit of rain could spell disaster. the county ended up putting some key role here on ranch road he sees ranch road. and then the city put about 2000 feet. >> down along new york driving, they may have effected areas as well. the real okay. correcting past edina public works. administrator garrett crawford says they're preemptively cleaning storm drains, mudslides and debris flow are among a host of concerns that played these hard-h

we turn now to the governor of kentucky, democrat andy beshear. governor beshear, thanks for joining us. well, we've just gotten the news that the tariffs on canada have been paused for 30 days. i guess that means that your bourbon distillery workers don't have to sweat about prices of bourbon going up in canada. is trump's strategy working here? do you think? >> well. >> listen. >> i'm glad. >> that this has. >> been pushed off for at least 30 days, but the president is playing a game of brinksmanship with. the well-being of the american people, and especially. >> our hard. >> working families. >> you look at kentucky, where we've got the best. >> economy of my. >> lifetime. >> and we've. >> worked hard. >> to get here. >> we've broken. >> every record for private. >> sector investment, wages, new jobs and exports. last year. >> over $40. >> billion. >> of. >> exports from kentucky. 9 billion went to canada. this means 20 plus percent of our exports are going to canada. and how critical that market is for us. what donald trump has threatened to d

as you'd expect, it was a tight game in dublin simon easterby in his first game while andy farrell looks. beating italy by 31 points to 19 at murrayfield — but that fought back to level the match. gregor townsend's side. the ball, it goes behind you or across you, but today he was onto football and the premier league — forest this season. arsenal who play tomorrow. but it's an extraordinary result for forest who last week, were hammered 5—0 by bournmouth. the players, their response on the pitch was those tries. where league leaders liverpool have beaten the in—form bournemouth 2—0 away to stretch their lead at the top of the table to 9 points. plenty of goals for nottingham forest — premier league victory. the win moves them level on points with second placed but it's an extraordinary result for forest who last but it's an e: theirdinary but it's an e: their response on the pitch was beyond our expectations. we were concerned, we wanted to put it right, because they weren't good enough and they were aware elsewhere, david moyes�* incredible turnaround at everton also deserves plenty of

uh hiero, as andy says, the not surprising, not unexpected, but did you expect for tires on canada to be so high as well? we were expecting this is leave november early december. uh, it is unfortunate that these tires are putting on a risk a mutually beneficial trade relationship, which has been built over the decades of cooperation. and that is a key p. and there are both our country shared prosperity and higher tongue doesn't think this is going to be debilitating for americans. he thinks this is a way to push canada and mexico on the issue offensive and immigration what, what could kinda do right now to, to roll him back. i mean, to convince him to change his mind on this really does seem that carriers are a world to accomplish other political goals like and he said that the federal government of canada already introduced legislation and has advocated some resources into border security. but that didn't seem to be enough. train barriers don't create winters, winners protectionism or just both sides. they lead to shared losses. so it is important to read it to focus on reassuring ou

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but you know, these are two great teams, actually, you know, for andy reid and patrick mahomes to sustaining is pretty special. the eagles look like they really mean business. >> steve: you have to pick one. >> i'm completely neutral. >> brian: you have enough history, you got your super bowl but never three-peat. bob, look forward to seeing you in new orleans. >> ainsley: congratulations on all your success. >> thank you, great to see you and thanks for hearing the ad. let's stop the hate going on in america. >> brian: absolutely. >> steve: that was a quick three hours. >> ainsley: do you watch the documentary? bye, everyone. >> dana: tripling down on tariffs, taxes and

. >> it reminded me of like andy cohen new year's eve special. what you talking about?tary, to say relent because it's mostly white people, it is astoundingly ignorant. it's so obvious to take raymond when it comes to defenses against russia always pointing to racism and sexism, that's why they lost. they want lost the american people the last four years. it has to be them while they cannot look in the mirror and see it is on them and i did not vote for kamala harris not because i'm misogynistic, but because she's a terrible candidate. i didn't like anything she did in the past, no idea what she stood for in the future. a terrible candidate. >> caroline lovett is doing a spectacular job. an amazing person. >> her very first press briefing and then the one later mousing in denver continued to watch h her. no notebook. >> no binder. >> no notes, everything is up here and she handled it so smoothly, a challenging press corps. i thought was terrible what they said about her. >> for them to attack her for her looks. it says so much more about them than it does to her. >> sec

i think everybody's onboard to make this happen, democrats andi republicans.at make it more efficient and i'sim sick of the delays as well. more efficient and less delays ca n make it work. s >> lauraom: mr. secretary, some people are afraid to fly now ani i'm nongt saying it is logical because of the statistics, but this rattles people. would you support president trump taking aco commercial flight as symbolic gesture of confidence in the commercial aviation? >> listen, that is the decision of the president would have to make but i know his administration, i do go to everyone at the faa, we all tako commercial flights because we r trust to. you would see people running fo. the hills if they didn't. this rattles people.ha when these crashes happen, they make big news. aiair travel way safer thanel intraveling in a car or train. this is the safest mode of transportation. and again, i think we should understand that as a public thah then also demand that we can't a stand to have these crashes.e unthese are unacceptable. they expect leadership from the department

next we have counsel at gibson dunn andy member of the public policy investigations and white-collar practice groups. she has extensive previous capitol hill experience including serving as the director of governmental affairs for senate, homeland security and governmental affairs and general counsel to senator rob portman. she also served in other capitol hill offices including as oversight counsel for the house of representatives committee on ways and means. next we have kim, she leads -- and also provides strategic counsel to financial institutions on key regulatory and legislative matters. she formerly held high government positions including chief counsel to the chairman of the sec and general counsel to the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives. next we have the former parliamentarian of the u.s. house of representatives and currently serving as vice president and managing director of governmental affairs at the u.s. chamber. his career on capitol hill spanned over 20 five years beginning under speaker gingrich and concluding under speaker pelosi. we are thrilled you are

so, of course, former eagles and now kansas city head coach andy reid, who loves food, was asked abouts favorite place to eat is in the city. >> there's one and rules. not that i turned down. i was with the eagles, a chef's chef these. the head chef. tremendous chef. yeah. he was huge eagles so he invited me over and he start at the ocean and finished in the could in the kitchen. he said. >> have at he said all staff when you're when you're 4 hours later, we're we're just gonna poisoned this week. my >> today's when things really start to kick off this afternoon, nfl commissioner roger goodell will take questions from the media and invite only press conference. that tonight, of course, is the main event the opening night, which is always a spectacle. coaches are making sure their first timers of the event are well prepared for whatever question is thrown their way by the media. reporting in new orleans. i'm sarah paul just gave. >> looks like it's gonna be a lot of fun ahead. thank you, sarah. 6.24. is the time. still ahead with a week out now before the super bowl, some forty-niners s

there's no question that former eagles head coach and chief now chiefs head coach andy reid would be asked about what his favorite places is to eat in the city. >> there's one and rules. not that i turn down. when i was with the eagles, a chef's chef there, the head chef. tremendous chef. yeah. he was huge eagles so he invited me over and start at the ocean and finished in the put me in the kitchen. he said. >> have at he said all staff when you're when you're motion. for hours later we're we're just gonna poisoned food this week my >> i myself the affiliated with neither the seams might try and make my way over there. but tonight, it's the real day when things start to kick into high gear at fl commissioner roger goodell. we'll speak to the media this afternoon. and that tonight, of course, is opening night. the huge spectacle that is coaches said they think preparing their first time players to answer whatever question is thrown their weight tonight reporting in new orleans. i'm sarah protesting. yeah, you could ask does ainias question. so start thinking about it. now to foot to a

so, of course, former now chiefs head coach andy reid was asked about what his favorite place to eat in the city is. >> there's one and rules. not that i turn down. i was with the eagles, a chef's chef there. the head chef. tremendous chef. yeah. he was huge eagles so he invited me over and start at the ocean and finished in the put me in the kitchen. he said. >> have at he said all staff when you're when you're motion. for hours later we're going poison the this week my >> now today's when things really start to kick off and get going, that includes nfl commissioner roger goodell who will be taking questions from the media at a private event this afternoon. then tonight is the big spectacle in-big main event opening night. both teams will get questions from media members all night in that game night is always entertaining. coaches are making sure their first timers of the event are prepared for anything that comes their way reporting. and you are. >> all right. thank you so much. how looks like it could be a ton of fun out there. we'll have fun covering that in the week. ahead. >> 5

i think back to pete strzok or andy mccabe at the highest levels of the fbi being terminated, all eventually getting their back pay, getting getting their pensions back. but that took a very long time. and those guys were without income for a very long time. >> yeah fbi veteran frank figliuzzi thank you for that. we have a look at another one of the stories that trump and elon musk might not want you to know about. this is not just in their pr side, but what else is happening in efforts to seize a type of power that elon musk has? a non-cabinet member, a nonfederal employee, is not nonfederal employee, is not supposed to if you have heart failure or chronic kidney disease, farxiga can help you keep living life, because there are places you'd like to be. (♪♪) serious side effects include increased ketones in blood or urine and bacterial infection between the anus and genitals, both which may be fatal, severe allergic reactions, dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. stop taking and tell your doctor right away if you have nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, ti

also turning out today at usaid headquarters was democratic senator andy kim of new jersey.areer with usaid. this morning, he showed up to ask, just what the heck is going on? by midday, there was a whole bunch of other democratic lawmakers gathered outside to demand that the agency be reopened. one of them, congressman jamie raskin, is going to join us here, live in just a moment. beyond washington, some democratic governors are also leading the pushback. in illinois, governor j.b. pritzker has announced he's banning all january 6th offenders from taking any job in the state of with the state of illinois. never mind the pardons from the white house. pritzker is using his power as governor to do that. in the senate, in the house and governor's offices, we are starting to see some elected democrats take action, taking a stand against what trump is trying to do. figuring out how to block it as best they can. as that effort is shaping up among democratic elected officials, the democratic party now has a new leader, somebody who you might not have heard of before this weekend. h

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. >> andy mccabe. >> is right. you know, that's a disturbing and absolutely inappropriate role for for any government. look, we're talking about some of the most highly qualified and skilled fbi agents that we have in law enforcement. these are the people who. investigate the fringe groups. and these are some of the people who look at highly technical issues that allow us to go after criminals across this country. so, yeah, this this sends a really chilling message to fbi agents. and i'm really concerned about what this means for the ability to keep all of us safe going forward. >> shawn, can you help us understand a little bit about how this might affect what the fbi is doing every day? as i was reading some of the coverage on my way in this morning, this idea that if there is a case that you're assigned to work on that might impact someone that donald trump is friends with or cares about, might that impact an investigation? >> yeah. you know, look, here's a couple of things i think we need to be really clear abou

i'm andy subrahmanyam.e executive director at farming hope with a job and job training and food security program in d five shakira mentioned disclosure falls on organizations like ours to feed the growing food security needs of our neighbors. and in the meantime as this you mentioned in her presentation, food security funding has decreased year over year and there is currently no long term food security plan on the city level echoing the voices of our community members here today, safeway has not been a partner to their community and yet its closure leaves a huge hole in the vulnerable communities food and nutrition needs. this leaves no option to get fresh produce within walking distance other than corner stores that only provide processed food and liquor exacerbated and chronic illness are already plaguing these populations and seeding unhealthy childhoods for our kids. food insecurity is linked to higher crime rates and social unrest as people may resort to crimes of desperation when basic needs are unme

representative andy harris, republican, talkinabt the fentanyl piece.entanyl is a widely available, highly addictive drug that is even more potent than heroin. it is being mass produced in china and smuggled mexican across our mexican and canadian borders, killing more than 200 americans daily. by effectively using tariffs until this crisis is alleviated, president trump is keeping his promise to stop the flood of illegal drugs into this country. and carlos gimenez from florida, saying the communist president of mexico's threats against the united states will destroy her own economy and create a financial cris expect the mexican to take -- and i expect the mexican stock market to take a beating tomorrow. you can continue to call in and give your thoughts on these new tariffs. canada and mexico getting 25% in new tariffs, china getting 10%. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. independents, (202) 748-8002. william joins us on our independent line from ohio. go ahead. caller: hello. host: go ahead. caller: my name is william. i am

representative andy harris, republican, talking about the fentanyl piece.entanyl is a widely available, highly addictive drug that is even more potent than heroin. it is being mass produced in china and smuggled mexican across our mexican and canadian borders, killing more than 200 americans daily. by effectively using tariffs until this crisis is alleviated, president trump is keeping his promise to stop the flood of illegal drugs in this country. and carlos genez from florida, saying the comnist president of mexico's threats against the united statesil destroy her own econy and create a financial crisis. expect the mexicano take -- and i expect the mexican stock market to take a beating tomorrow. you can continue to call in and give your thoughts on these new tariffs. canada and mexico getting 25% in new tariffs, china getting 10%. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. independents, (202) 748-8002. william joins us on our independent line from ohio. go ahead. caller: hello. host: go ahead. caller: my name is william. i am an 84-yea

. >> andy lost his 12-year-old daughter and his wife justina.nd coming skater who was training in wichita. justina, the mom who did it all for her kids, including traveling to help. talk to me about the moments when she was out there performing. >> she had just the most amazing season this season. she won almost every y competitn he was in. she qualified, which was like a life goal for her. >> we're learning more about who was on the american airlines flight and the military helicopter. the crew of the black hawk included andrew eaves and ryan o'hara, a 28-year-old who served in afghanistan. while samuel lilley and jonathan campos piloted the flight. campos was so proud when he became a pilot for american. >> pilots always strive to be the best. he was one of the best. >> lilley's dad says he was set to get married this fall saying i was so proud when sam became a pilot. among the 60 passengers, a civil rights lawyer about to start as professor at howard university. >> she scared about people, really and truly. >> mikey stovall was one of seven

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. >> good afternoon i'm andy stone. and i'm with the san francisco aids foundation.iv advocacy network a group activist in the bay area fight to end the epidemic and improve the lives. and i wanted share quick thought in support safrpgs iary city resolution. first we stands in fierce solidarity withim grnltss and in right to live without foreand be recognized as a part of your community. mented highlight that cruel immigration policy like mass deportation andim grant attention means death for our communities lbgtq+ member and folks who are living with hiv. deportation sends people to place where is it is difficult to access life saving medications and targeted for who they are or health care needs. immigrant attention is cruel and often times denies people access to life saving medications for people living with hiv and caused many deaths. we must lead as a city in our values. and stands up for all of those targeted. thank you supervisor fielder for introducing this resolution and the board for standing up and fighting for our values. thank you. >> thank you. >> next

i'm andy subrahmanyam. i'm the executive director at farming hope with a job and job training and food security program in d five shakira mentioned disclosure falls on organizations like ours to feed the growing food security needs of our neighbors. and in the meantime as this you mentioned in her presentation, food security funding has decreased year over year and there is currently no long term food security plan on the city level echoing the voices of our community members here today, safeway has not been a partner to their community and yet its closure leaves a huge hole in the vulnerable communities food and nutrition needs. this leaves no option to get fresh produce within walking distance other than corner stores that only provide processed food and liquor exacerbated and chronic illness are already plaguing these populations and seeding unhealthy childhoods for our kids. food insecurity is linked to higher crime rates and social unrest as people may resort to crimes of desperation when basic needs a

got former tory party chairman sir jake berry, journalist carole malone and political commentator andy twelves. and just when you thought hollywood celebs couldn't get any weirder. >> just how safetonet hsi. >> just how safetonet hsi. >> and can you guess what happened next when two giant hogs found their way into this man's garden? yeah, okay. all that and much more. get ready. britain. here we go. keir starmer looks weaker than a cup of very milky tea. next. >> very good evening to you. our top stories. the prime minister says his thoughts are with the family of a 15 year old boy who died after he was stabbed at a school in sheffield earlier. the victim was airlifted to hospital after the incident. incident at all saints catholic high school just after midday. he died a short time later. south yorkshire police have confirmed a 15 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in custody. sir keir starmer says his heart goes out to the victim's family. >> the terrible stabbing in sheffield is one where i think the whole country would want to reach out to the family,