i'm anne makovec and new at noon. santa clara county leaders announcing they are nearing completion of the first phase of a project to protect coyote creek from devastating floods. the announcement comes a day before the eighth anniversary of the 2017 flooding in san jose. just take a look at some of these pictures. it really was devastating. it was a 20 year flood event causing nearly $100 million in damage and forcing 14,000 people near the coyote creek area out of their homes. now, valley water says phase one of its flood protection project is nearly finished. that includes the construction of over 8500ft of flood walls along a four mile stretch of the creek between old oakland road and interstate 280. >>the committee members have been very supportive of the project. they've been thinking it's a long time coming, right? the flows that they saw in 2017 are not a atypical event. it's about 20 years, every 20 years or so. there are many community members here who are breathing a little bit of a sigh of relief that thi

keith morrison (voiceover): this time, anne called 911.d waited for the police to arrive, they came to a deeply disturbing conclusion. whoever wrote the message-- maybe some half literate crazy, judging from the typos-- must have been hiding in the house the evening before when they debated whether to report the theft. he was listening to us. the police can't prove that he was there-- but we know. --so we have no evidence that he was there. keith morrison (voiceover): they had been talking just outside anne's bedroom. down the hall in this closet, they say, they found evidence to support their chilling theory that the intruder had been hiding there. it was all upside down. yeah. so, you know, he had to be listening to tell a message like that. go ahead, phone the police. keith morrison (voiceover): and then a second dreadful discovery-- they searched the house to see if anything else had been stolen. and in her bedroom, anne discovered all her underwear had disappeared. and that was sickening. keith morrison (voiceover): anne loved lingeri

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it has been a long enough wait. five of the costumes to hever castle, the former home of anne boleyn.hn. welcome. some of these clothes were very heavy. lots and lots of layers. for women, quite restrictive. some women would have to be pinned into some of these out of them in a hurry. i also like to think of these clothes as battle armour, perhaps you'll find a bride while you're here with us. j they're very heavy, especially anne of cleves and henry viii costumes. action! seeing these costumes up close is a must for any wolf hall fan. chrissie reidy, bbc news. to one of the most read stories on the bbc news website and cheered from the stands at the opening of the latest the prince founded the event for wounded more than 500 athletes are competing in ii a "moment of difficulty and division in many hello. the weather has been grey gloomy— the weather has been grey gloomy for much of the uk today _ gloomy for much of the uk toda . , , , today. this is how things looked in _ today. this is how things - looked in _ england. looked in north—east england. the s.-. . sheet the cloud sheet h

. >> steve: somebody else who feels whether whether he is mars sister anne. going to join us on his three-year detention and she is coming up shortly. >> emily: democrats defend reckless spending how president trump and elon musk is flipping the script and exposing years of waste. >> we have already found billions of dollars of abuse, incompetence, and corruption. a lot of corruption. >> lawrence: a lot. and a good boy and now top dog monthy the giant schnauzer crowned best in show at the westminster kennel club dog show. is he going to join us live. >> steve: nice. >> brian: final hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. get dressed. >> emily: with this fox news alert today we are expecting the release of another hostage. >> this is expected to happen, just one day after american teacher marc fogel had returned to the u.s. 2021. >> steve: president trump welcomed him home at the white house, as you can see the southport co-right there with light snow coming down. mr. fogel with an american flag around his neck. all after working a deal with moscow for his r

anne makovec has more on the judge who just hopped the bench to lead the prosecution. anne? >> reporter: and she is replacing the recalled district attorney, pamela price, judge ursula jones dixon was just sworn in. discharge the duties upon which -- [ inaudible ] congratulations. [ cheering ] >> she has been an alameda county superior court judge for a decade and is a former deputy district attorney. she was also one of the preferred candidates of the group that led the recall against pamela price, who was accused of being too soft on crimes. one of the main priorities is to rebuild the relationship with the community and crime victims. >> we need to get back to business. that just means for metta had we keep the main thing the main thing. this is a district attorney's office, so we will do the work of the district attorney. and in addition to that, hopefully facilitate other good things in the community, but we have to do what they're asking us to do first. >> her first order of business is to find out what kind of skills they have because some don't appear to be fully tra

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lori anne, thank you, lori ann larocco steve liesman again. we'll see you in a few moments. steve, let's talk more about the economic fallout we may face from tariffs, assuming that china and canada ones go forward, who knows if mexico will join. my next guest says there's one key player less likely to cushion the blow this time around. let's bring in dean mckee. he's the chief economist at point72 asset management. >> dean i feel. >> like i heard steve, steve cohen sounding a little bit more bearish lately too. but you don't need to get into all that. but you know, as someone you've been very constructive and very correct about the us economy the past couple of years. i sense a bit more nervousness in your outlook for this year. >> i am more. >> cautious at this point than than i have been over the past several years. >> and one key. >> reason is that. >> consumers are if. >> tariffs are put in place the way we think they will be in some form, and at some point that is going to cost consumers significant amounts of money. and one of the linchpins of this economy has been ve

. >> i'm anne makovec. gianna has the day off.eorologist -- >> that's my name. >> meteorologist jessica burch. i'm still waking up and not used to the morning hours. but glad to be here today. >> you are good. >> jessica, you have a pretty calm forecast. >>> calm and warm. i mean, just yesterday we had that cold front sweep throughout the bay area. it is a little drizzly throughout that midportion of day but now we're starting to warm up day-by-day with 70s in the forecast around the corner as we head into the afternoon hours throughout the next couple of days. let's pull up the map and show you what's happening for us. today alone our daytime highs are pretty much right where they should be. we're talking about 60s in the forecast near oakland and san francisco. upper 60s a little bit more south closer to fremont and down into the santa clara valley. and that matches up with a lot with what our friends up in the north have too. you head over into santa rosa and napa. we're already close to the 70s and a similar trend as we head i

kelly ann: we don't know.reciprocal trade and reciprocal tariffs. he talked a lot about the european union in the process. even the deputy chief of staff was on tv over the weekend talking specifically about the eu, about the unfairness in terms of the auto tariffs. he mentioned the vat tax. even though the eu charges a 10% tariff on u.s. autos, they are subject to the vat, a 30% tax on u.s. exports. it could be that the administration is looking at not only tariff barriers but nontariff barriers, make an assessment about raising tariffs to the level that matches that of another country or even higher taking into account potential nontariff barriers. we don't know whether the president is going to announce the implementation of tariffs this week for announce a process directing his administration to look at this issue and along with all the other issues including the trade deficit, unfair trade practices, currency misalignments, and a report on reciprocity. jonathan: a lot away for the next month. former nec d

princess anne thanks hospital staff who looked after her when she blacked in an accident on her gatcombeike the it like the dogs to anfield for the second leg of the league cup semi—final. spurs lead 1—0 on aggregate. good evening. the bank of england has cut interest rates from 4.75% to 4.5% — the third fall since lastjuly. but there'll be lower returns for those with savings. the previous forecast. colletta smith, looks at what today's rate cut will mean for you. until today the bull family thought that their mortgage here in selby yeah, exactly, it's a lot of money for anyone. and save but ultimately £150 is £150 and it's a lot of money for a family of four. by the direction of travel. of years, so today's announcement to cut interest rates from the bank direction is coming down. i think it's fantastic news. for business as well. in manchester umar had to lay off one of his four employees a while ago because trade has slowed down. do you have any business loans? yes, i have a business loan. it's good news, to be honest with you. 0h! just got even harder. it would be nice to plan, hey?

. >> i'm anne makovec. >>> the metaphorical boxing gloves are back on and california is swinging back against the trump administration. this is a battle we've seen many times before, but this time billions of dollars for the state could be on the line. today san francisco and santa clara county sued the trump administration over the policy to pause funding for sanctuary cities. they filed a similar lawsuit during the first trump administration and won. san francisco's city attorney says the white house's recent actions violate the 10th amendment and the separation of powers. is that this is the federal government coercing local officials to bend to their will or face defunding or prosecution and that is illegal or authoritarian. local officials have a right to do their jobs without threats or interference from the federal government. >> sanctuary city supporters say the policy helps protect undocumented immigrants. opponents say it makes cities more dangerous. other jurisdictions joining the lawsuit include portland, oregon, and king county, washington. >>> evacuation orders have been

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things are shifting just as the calendar page turns of anne? >> all right. we asked for it. >>> these storms could help boost the snowpack in the sierra. it measured just over 22 inches today in the latest survey at phillips station. that is two inches less than last month because of our dry january and 46% of average for this time of year. our first alert weather team will continue to stay on top of all these storms. stay with us this evening and through the weekend for updates on air and on the free cbs news app. >>> it's all hands on deck as crews work to recover the bodies of all 67 victims of the midair collision between a commercial plane and an army helicopter in d.c. meantime the national transportation safety board is conducting its investigation into the crash and it's going to be a lengthy process. within the past couple hours, the ntsb said they did recover the black box from the black hawk helicopter. now that they have that device as well as the two black boxes from american airlines flight 5342, they're hoping to extract data from them to prov

lori ann joins us now from the us. lori ann, great to have you with us this morning.t's assume that these tariffs do come into effect later this month. what do they mean for u.s. business and supply chains. >> well. >> when it comes to the united states supply chain, when for the. >> exports. >> energy is. >> modest in terms of china's energy. >> consumption, the. >> largest consumption. >> from u.s. >> energy is lng. >> but anything that we don't sell. >> right in. >> china is. >> going. >> to be diverted over to europe. >> what we're looking. >> at now and from an investible standpoint, this is a key time. for u.s. retailers to. >> be. >> negotiating manufacturing orders with their chinese manufacturers. so, as you. >> know, >> chinese, the chinese exports here got slapped with. another round of tariffs. it's going to make it more expensive. >> and starting today. >> of course, you've got more expensive items coming in. >> i've spoken with manufacturers. here that now have to renegotiate. >> with the likes of macy's, kohl's, amazon to kind. >> of. see what can they

force seriously and is committed to following protocol in response to such allegations. >> thanks, anne. >>> up next, spectacular scenes in the sierra if you can make it there. we'll hear from bay area residents making that journey. >> it was a little bit icy on the ridge, but it was a little hairy. >>> more cases of the bird flu popping up in the bay area as egg prices continue to soar, what you should know if you're among the many americans considering raising chickens at home. >>> still ahead at 5:00, a special night in the tri-valley, we'll meet the young people about to walk the red carpet for prom and the generous volunteers who made it all possible. >> it's just a really cool way to love on all the participants. ♪ (upbeat music playing) ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ kia movement that inspires. (♪♪) a single touch can say a thousand words. it says... i see you. i feel you. i got you. and i'm never letting go. (♪♪) ever. (♪♪) say it all with irresistibly touchable skin. get in touch. gold bond. >>> well, a safeway that has served san francisco's fillmore district for four decades closing its do

let's get details from our friend anne thompson. >> reporter: whether it's sunnyside up, scrambled, orboiled, eggs these days are in a bit of a pickle. egg prices are soaring. the average price for a dozen eggs more than $5, that's about 50% more than what it cost a year ago according to research. which means your parents are shelling out a few extra dollars at the store, and maybe even when you go out for breakfast. the waffle house just announced it's temporarily charging an extra 50 cents per egg due to the unprecedented rise in egg prices. but why? the biggest reason -- bird flu. >> unfortunately there have been so many birds that have either been infected or have had to be killed so that we can avoid infection across the united states. bird flu is a virus. it's actually a type of flu virus, but it's different than the flu that we've been talking about. and it's really easy to get in birds. >> reporter: sadly, tens of millions of birds have beeeen killed since 2022. the outbreak impacting the supply and causing prices to rise. >> birds can pass the flu to each other very easily. 's

. >> i'm anne makovec. >>> the justice department going after the purse strings of sanctuary cities, saying they'll hold money if they don't change their ways. today we are looking at the policies that protect undocumented immigrants and asking if they're really the right way to go. we'll have that conversation coming up in a few minutes. >>> but first a look at your news headlines, the powerful storms this week blamed for two deaths in sonoma county. a man's body was found inside a culvert on franz valley road in calistoga yesterday afternoon. his identity has not been released. a second body was found on hall road in santa rosa. the road had been closed due to flooding. officers responded to a missing persons report last night and found the body this morning. >>> we've seen a lot of vehicle accidents. we've had at least ten swift water rescues from people driving through flooded roadways over the last 48 hours. so we just ask you to turn around and don't drown. >> they are urging everybody to pay attention to those warnings. >>> today is another first alert weather day, another rou

. >> reporter: ann johnson's work includes the hoop dream and collection that explore the social issue of hoop dreams and the pursuit of nba stardom. it's one of numerous showcases featured to enhance the festivities. >> so lots of different activities touching various parts of our community and we're really excited about this economic activity and community that's forming around the nba all-star event. >> we have daytime events which typically don't happen on weekends, so all day friday and saturday we have daytime events happening which don't happen on a normal week. that's why it's such a big impact for us. >> reporter: for shehee and so many businesses in the bay it's a larger than life event, bringing more energy into the neighborhood. >> one neighborhood that's full of activity right now is in downtown san francisco. kelsi thorud is live at the moscone center, getting a taste of the fan experience. how's it going so far? >> reporter: hey, ryan. it's really fun down here. there are a ton of things to do. we're at the nba experience and you can see behind me we're at one of the cou

city council member david cohen spent yesterday and today at the betty ann garden apartments assessing damage. he points out this is the second time major flooding has hit the area off lundy avenue. these are pictures he took in 2023, when the creek overflowed in the same area. the waterway doesn't have the capacity for the amount of flow that comes out of the hills when there's a large atmospheric river that comes through. so city administration will bee reaching out to valley water t o find out what they will be doing to make sure that there's an improvement in that capacity. council member cohen says he hopes to arrange a meeting soon with the city and water district to try to get everybody on the same page. in san jose, robert honda, nbc, bay area news. thank you very much, robert. southern california, which is dealing with the aftermath of those devastating wildfires last month, now has to deal with rain and lots of it. l.a. county is now at risk for mudslides and debris flow. these slides are happening mostly in those burn scar areas. crews have been placing over 100 miles of bar

joining me now is anne makovec about what went down exactly. in the past this has been a very contentious and very tense relationship. >> yeah, yeah. that continues, but apparently this was generally peaceful. this was a plea for wildfire relief in southern california and newsom said today that he came into it with an open hand, not a closed fist even though we know the two politicians have really butted heads over the years including trump calling him governor newscum which did come up in their meetings, but there were not a lot of details. in an interview with cnn, newsom said the two spoke in broad strokes, not specific commitments. in the past trump suggested conditions be attached to federal aid coming to california. newsom said that did not come up but said it was a spirited and engaging conversation. >> it was a two-way conversation and that's what it should be, just different points of view, expressing a different understanding of the nuances on the ground, but an appreciation to get something done. >> here in california there is a majo

lanoux previously admitted to kidnaping anne, but said he did not remember killing her. he also admitted he had a history of sexually assaulting young girls. >> happening tomorrow. santa rosa city schools is holding a special board meeting to try to hash out a school closure plan. last night's meeting went on for hours, with a contentious debate over the possible closure of a high school. ultimately, the board did not reach a final decision. now, we do know for sure three elementary schools are closing albert bella, brook hill and steele lane. the district is dealing with a $20 million shortfall. tomorrow's meeting, which is supposed to start at 3 p.m, is going to decide the fate of several middle schools and a high school. the district is also trying to avoid extensive layoffs. >> all right, let's touch. >> base on your forecast for a moment. looking live from our mount tam cam at a chilly night across the bay area. but get ready for a warm up when the sun comes up. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with your 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandhya. >> da

our anne makovec has more on the first foreign leader visit of trump's second term. anne?: yeah, they were discussing the cease-fire with hamas. israeli still desperate to get hostages released. many of them crediting president trump for making the deal possible. palestinians are also rejoicing over the agreement, but expressing concern about what happens next. president trump once again touted a plan today to clean out gaza. suggesting palestinians be relocated to egypt or jordan. >> and everybody is demanding one thing. do you know what it is? peace. we want peace and we want people to stop being killed. but everybody is demanding one thing. it's very simple, peace. and they want peace also. >> and the president signed two more executive orders today withdrawing the u.s. from the human rights council, and cutting funding for a palestinian relief agency. with the trump administration's 10% tariffs in china in effect, china is punching back. starting next week, they will impose a 15% tariff on coal and liquefied natural gas product coming from the u.s. as well as 10% tarif

nbc's anne thompson has more on scientists' race to get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: on a frigid can see why the finger lakes are central new york's environmental heart. not immune to the bird flu. here on cayuga lake, cornell university's dr. bloodgood tests for blood flu. >> swirl it around. that's great. >> reporter: i got to help with the swabbing. back in the lab, initial tests show three of the four ducks have the highly contagious virus. >> we have foundnd many different positive species ranging from waterfowl to raptors, eagles and hawks. >> reporter: since 2022, this strain of the virus has been detected in wild birds in all 50 states. ththere are ports of birds falling out of the sky and washing up on beaches. what mammals have tested positive for bird flu? >> in new york state, it's primarily been red fox. we have seen a skunk and a possum, a bobcat. >> reporter: does that suggest the flu is mutating? >> it could, yes. >> reporter: a mutation caused this die off of elephant seals on the coast of argentina in 2023. >> the beaches are still covered with bones. >> reporte

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lori ann, good to see you. thank you for being with us. we just you've probably seen this the eu, which is not involved in this particular trade war, has put out a preemptive warning to say if you abrogate an actual treaty or an actual relationship with us, we will respond firmly. so absent from trump's talk about tariffs and trade war is the idea that when you have trade relationships with people and you abrogate them, they will fight back. they will do things that will hurt you. >> they will most definitely ally. i mean, and what they're responding. >> to is what trump warned back at davos. now when it comes to president trump, he does. >> what he says. and so if he throws out the threat that if you don't make your product in america, we will tariff you. and that was a direct. shot to the eu. so i am really. >> not surprised. >> but this is a very far reaching. and for the viewership out. >> there, this pales. >> in comparison to the entire four. >> years of. >> the last administration. >> in terms of the size and scope. >> of these tari

corporal anne—marie ellement took her own life in 2011. shortcomings in the military. to your daughternedy, bbc news. this is bbc news. the parents of alice aguiar have told the bbc their knife attack lastjuly. two other young girls, elsie dot stancombe and beebee king also died. churchtown primary school, where alice and beebee in their memory. sarah campbell reports. sergio and alex, alice's parents, returning to the school she loved — without her, for the first time. it's good to see you both. thank you for inviting us. oh, thank you, thank you. on plans for a new playground, which will include a space here. this stage? yeah, definitely. so yeah, i think she was born to be a star. yeah, yeah. for us it's really important to make this happen. says, "though she be i but little she be fierce." and that would describe alice. i think it is really important. go, sprint! good, good. high knees. as part of the fundraising effort to pay for the the london marathon. everything good, yeah. because i always tell her it - doesn't matter what happened, try to put your smile, i is the most importa

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ann ruben, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you, ann, for that report. and thousands of people across the country also took to the streets today. you're looking at video from boston, tampa, austin and washington dc of the so-called no king's day rallies. they are meant to draw attention to this recent stream of executive orders, mass layoffs of federal workers, and billionaire elon musk's apparent sway over the trump administration. the 5051 movement organized these rallies and based its name on that goal to hold 50 protests in all 50 states on one single day. well, nba all-star weekend is over. it is the first of three major events in the bay area over the next year and a half. ktvu james torres reports from san francisco. >> from paradesthe nba all star game, san francisco kept busy. >> pretty wild. everyone's there. they're hyped. everyone's wearing their journey jerseys. you get to see that everyone has a different favorite fan and no, no seating room. but that's what keeps it exciting. >> excitement packed the city and so did the thousands of people

anne thompson with the verdicts just in tonight. >> reporter: these three men tonight found guilty of a robbery and murder scheme that terrorized new york city's gay bars for more than a year. jayqwan hamilton, robert demaio and jab barroso convicted of murder, drugging and robbing intoxicated gay men. two were killed. 25-year-old julio ramirez and 33-year-old john umberger. umberger's mother linda clary was in court for the verdicts. >> we are heartbroken because nothing is going to bring john back. but we are so grateful to god that hopefully no one else will be hurt by these men. >> reporter: clary's been on a two-year odyssey for justice that took her from her home in georgia to new york many times. we spoke in april 2023. >> i can't help but think how lucky john was to have you as his mom. >> i was lucky to have him as my son. >> reporter: prosecutors said the three men gave their victims drugs, including fentanyl and cocaine, stole their phones, and then sometimes using facial recognition technology, drained their accounts. in a statement, new york's district attorney alvin brag

lanoux previously admitted to kidnaping anne, but said he did not remember killing her. he also admitted he had a history of sexually assaulting young girls. >> happening tomorrow. santa rosa city schools is holding a special board meeting to try to hash out a school closure plan. last night's meeting went on for hours, with a contentious debate over the possible closure of a high school. ultimately, the board did not reach a final decision. now, we do know for sure three elementary schools are closing albert bella, brook hill and steele lane. the district is dealing with a $20 million shortfall. tomorrow's meeting, which is supposed to start at 3 p.m, is going to decide the fate of several middle schools and a high school. the district is also trying to avoid extensive layoffs. >> all right, let's touch. >> base on your forecast for a moment. looking live from our mount tam cam at a chilly night across the bay area. but get ready for a warm up when the sun comes up. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with your 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandhya. >> da

host: this is nancy anne in louisiana, republican, good morning. caller: i'm calling in to let your viewers know that i support president trump's statement on ukraine. to all of you viewers and your callers, president trump doesn't have a mean bone in his body. he is for the united states. all of these callers should think about these hostages, hostages around the world that need to be rescued. this is what i have to say. this is how i feel this morning holding on for 20 minutes. i support president trump's statement on ukraine. thank you. host: nancy anne in louisiana. 7:30 on the east coast and we are taking your calls on the rift that we've seen in just the past 48 hours between donald trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, asking you what it could mean on the international stage and what you think it means here at home. republicans, democrats, independents, phone lines as usual. we have been taking you through some of the reaction on capitol hill. here are a few more comments from x from members of congress. josh hawley, the republi

anne rubin, ktvu, fox two news. >> help is on the way to santa cruz. governor newsom issued an emergency proclamation today to help people recover from december's destructive storms. the emergency proclamation allows the governor's office of emergency services to provide assistance to santa cruz under the california disaster assistance act. >> a mudslide has closed the solano bikeway along interstate 80 in solano county. caltrans says the slideappened on the bikeway, which rs along the east side of the freeway near the hunte hill rest area. the entire bike route between vallejo and cordelia is closed until that cleanup is completed. part of southbound highway 101 in marin county is back open tonight. skyfox was overhead earlier today as a bulldozer was scooping up the rocks and dirt near sausalito. other crew members were picking up limbs from fallen trees. chp initially responded to a call about mud, trees and rocks that had spilled out onto the freeway late last night. severe weather triggering mudslides and flooding in southern california. first res

andrea canning (voiceover): but anne took the stand.torney showed her a check she once wrote to debbie. david phillips: who is the check made out to? debbie itzo. andrea canning (voiceover): debbie itzo. proof, the defense argued, that independent debbie sometimes went by her married name. they called lars's friends to say the couple's marriage was solid. david phillips: how would you describe his relationship with debbie? perfect. it was very good. david phillips: did you ever notice any sense of any marital conflict? no. [laughs] andrea canning (voiceover): christy itzo explained how her normally stoic brother was overcome with profound grief. he was crying. he was curled up in a ball. he grabbed me. we cried for like 20 minutes. and all he wanted was debbie back. andrea canning (voiceover): but the defense knew their case hinged on one thing, lars's state of mind the moment he pulled the trigger. judge: i need you to raise your right hand. andrea canning (voiceover): and there was only one person who could tell that to the jury. crai

we spoke with teams from anne arundel county, from prince george's county, teams from calvert team, teams from baltimore county, and teams from baltimore city. it's clear that the journey to healing will be felt by both the family members of those who perished and also by the marylanders who were the first ones on the scene to respond. because they are going to have to deal with the images of what they saw for the rest of their lives. so i ask that we continue to keep all of them in our thoughts and our prayers as well. but today as we take stock of where we have been and take stock of where we are headed, i call on all marylanders to find renewed strength in the courage of those men and women who raise their hands to serve. that in this moment, we must follow their lead and confront crisis with courage. because our entire state is being tested right now. we are being tested by historic fiscal challenge, the likes that we have not seen since the great recession. and if that wasn't enough, we are now being tested by a new administration in washington that sows uncertainty and confusion and

staff writer for the atlantic, author of autocracy inc, anne applebaum is here.msnbc political analyst claire mccaskill is here. anne applebaum, if you know, you know, and people like the senator and like yourself and like claire know how dire this is, how far out on a limb trump is aligned with putin and against president zelensky. your thoughts on where we stand today? >> i think it's important to put this. >> in a slightly. >> broader context. >> what we're. >> talking about here is the end. of 80 years of u.s. foreign policy. so 80. >> years in. >> which the united states. >> prioritized a group. >> of democratic. >> allies. mostly in europe and asia. >> protected them. >> ensured that. >> autocratic nations. first, it was the soviet union. >> later it was china. >> didn't invade them. created a zones of prosperity. >> that were. >> very important for the u.s. in terms of trade and economics, thereby made the u.s. >> the primary power in those. >> regions so that other nations look up to the u.s, take leadership from. >> the u.s. >> again in. >> in security,

corporal anne—marie ellement took her own life in 2011.ell them what had her career being impacted. was almost certainly one of the causal factors jaysley had viewed the military as a ticket to see the world, a life in uniform cut short before her career could soar. manslaughter charges brought against a friend of the former 0ne direction star liam payne and two members of staff at the hotel where he died have been dropped. in october of last year. death remain in prison and have been told they still museums, galleries and other cultural venues in england will go to attractions in urgent need of financial support such as the british museum and the national gallery. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello there. which has been noticeable. grey with outbreaks of rain. for example, on saturday. we see a plume of very mild air work its way up from the south, could be up to 16 degrees in a few places by friday afternoon. spells, the winds ease down a little bit before the next and western areas by the end of the night, and all areas will

lori ann, i want to thank you for the report.e'll see you again in the last hour, the canadian ambassador to the u.s. told me something surprising about donald trump's tariff war and how it's unfolding. we'll have how it's unfolding. we'll have more on that next. we're back in the wildlife series that started them all is back. join us every saturday morning on nbc for mutual of omaha's wild kingdom: protecting the wild. and celebrate conservation success stories. stream all episodes on peacock or nbc.com and this side. >> have you seen these videos all. >> over social media. >> and said to yourself, how is that real? it's called plexaderm. >> and plexaderm is clinically studied. >> to help reduce. >> the. >> appearance of. under-eye puffiness, wrinkles and. fine lines, with results that last up to ten hours. >> so try plexaderm. this valentine's day for just $14.95. >> visit plexaderm. >> trial.com. >> klein inspector has five doctor. >> lawyers. >> the most. >> of any law firm in america. and maybe that's why the new york. times

lori ann larocco, we're going to come back to you for more on that soon. lori ann, thank you.g to multiple reports that are out there, the trump administration is not going to send the military anymore to recruit at a key event where for years they've been able to find highly skilled black engineers. here's former secretary of defense lloyd austin delivering a keynote address just a couple years ago, talking about why it was so essential for the military to come to this event. passed. black engineer of the year have been electrical engineers and pilots and astronauts and physicists. they've made huge breakthroughs. they've broken down barriers and they've been driven to serve and to make the world better and to lift up the next generation. you know, that commitment to service has always been crucial for solving our toughest problems and for defending our country. >> on that note, that is going >> on that note, that is going to do it for me today. want a next level clean? swish with the whoa of listerine. it kills 99.9% of bad breath germs for five times more cleaning power tha

. >> ann larocco. >> a favorite. >> around here. and council. >> on foreign relations senior vice president. >> shannon o'neill. >> all right, everybody. kelly, i'm. >> going to begin with you. >> can you help. >> make sense of the explanations here? because because there have been so many about what these. >> tariffs are supposed. >> to accomplish. >> well. >> the. >> confusion. >> if any of us. >> and our. >> viewers are. >> experiencing it is warranted. >> because there. >> have in fact. >> been many different. >> data points. >> many. >> different comments made that are. >> not all coming together. >> to make. >> this. easily understandable. the president, we know. >> has a. >> long time. >> support for the idea. >> of using tariffs. he has employed them before. >> and he is doing so now. and it. >> is in. >> rendering the. >> kind of response. from mexico and canada are two closest neighbors and allies. to have a flurry of activity to. >> try. >> to get at the heart of this. what is. unclear is what specifically. >> each of our

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