ashley is taking a look at movers and start with aurora innovation. ashley: yeah.ating coverage of the autonomous driving company with an overweight rating and a $12 price target. right now at 750. morgan analysts highlighting the leadership in the autonomous trucking industry and saying that the company's upcoming rollout of commercial driveless operations in april seen asive toll event for the company and -- as a pivotal event for the company. next up apple, ceo tim cook just teased a naif air product launch in a post on x cook released a video with the words this week. all the drama. apple flat at 241. stuart: thanks, ash. zelenskyy met with king charles two days after blowing up with trump in the oval office. uk is pledging $2 billion but keir starmer said all european countries must contribute to making a deal with russia, watch. >> in the event of a peace deal, we'll keep boosting you crane's own -- ukraine's own defensive capabilities to deter russia and the uk is prepared to back this with boots on the ground and planes in the air together with us, europe m

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. that report officially names the cause of the deadly crash as a combination of driving under the influence and unsafe speed. >> but it also paints a horrifying picture of the attempts to save the people trapped inside that burning truck. >> abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley has been poring over the report. joins us live now with the details. leslie. >> i've looked over this 18 page report just released by chp that details the tragic crash. uh- that and these details continue to emerge and paint a very disturbing picture. let's start off by taking a look at the photos of the three victims who died in the crash. a fourth survived their soren dixon, the driver who had a blood alcohol content of 0.19. there's krista tsukahara and jack nelson. they all graduated from piedmont high school in 2023. they were in a cyber truck the day. the night before thanksgiving. that truck slamming into a tree and retaining wall. the toxicology report came out a few weeks ago showing that they all te

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us. really an extraordinary day at the white house with something that no one can recall seeing, ever. >> a meeting between president trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky turned into a heated shouting match in front of the entire world. >> we're not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having cards. cards right now you don't. you're playing. >> cards. >> you're playing cards. you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with world war three. >> zelensky and trump had previously appeared to agree on a deal that would give the usa a share of ukraine's mineral resources, but zelensky expressed concern over the deal. unless he gets security guarantees to prevent russia's aggression. that's when vice president j.d. vance entered the argument. >> i'm talking about the kind of diplomacy that's going to end the destruction of your country. >> yes. >> mr. president, mr. president, with respect, i think it's disrespectful for

fox's ashley dvorkin has all the big moments from the 97th academy awards. >> norah a norah is the bestture of the year. the film won five awards total best actress for mikey madison, film editing, original screenplay and best director for sean baker. adrien brody won best actor for the brutalist. best supporting actor went to kieran culkin for a real pain. >> i am the first american of dominican origin to accept an academy award. >> zoe saldana made history with her best supporting actress win for amelia perez, also making history. wicked's paul tazewell became the first black man to win best costume design. >> hollywood's biggest night. >> host conan o'brien had a monologue with adam sandler. a song about not wasting time and mentions of nominees. >> if you are going to tweet about the oscars, remember my name is jimmy kimmel. >> this included amelia perez, star karla sofia gascon resurfaced controversial social media posts. >> the people of los angeles have clearly been through a devastating ordeal. >> he concluded with a message about the devastating l.a. wildfires. paying tribute t

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. who would do something like this? it happened early this morning at john reed elementary school in rohnert park. >> abc seven news anchor dion lim was there and found it's not just this one incident that's worrying parents. >> for people to break into their classrooms, it's scary. >> the lights are off and doors are shut at john reed elementary school in rohnert park. classes canceled for over 400 k through fifth grade students. after about half of the school's classrooms were vandalized early monday morning. >> if it had been a couple of classrooms, we definitely would have held school, but it was enough to warrant us closing the school today. >> the cotati-rohnert park unified school district superintendent wouldn't specify what kind of damage was done to the ten or so classrooms affected, but noted crews would be spending the rest of the day cleaning up. >> it's definitely concerning. hopefully that doesn't happen again. >> this isn't the first incident where john reed has been targeted for crime. i obtained two me

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us.eally an extraordinary day at the white house with something that no one can recall seeing, ever. >> a meeting between president trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky turned into a heated shouting match in front of the entire world. >> we're not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having cards. cards right now you don't. you're playing. >> cards. >> you're playing cards. you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with world war three. >> zelensky and trump had previously appeared to agree on a deal that would give the usa a share of ukraine's mineral resources, but zelensky expressed concern over the deal. unless he gets security guarantees to prevent russia's aggression. that's when vice president j.d. vance entered the argument. >> i'm talking about the kind of diplomacy that's going to end the destruction of your country. >> yes. >> mr. president, mr. president, with respect, i think it's disrespectful for y

ashley. ned, everybody, thank you very much. joining me now is former u.s. defense secretary and former cia director leon panetta. we should also note donald trump has pulled leon panetta, the secretary's security clearance. thank you for being with us. i want to get your take on this this note in particular, that russia now says u.s. foreign policy is aligned with theirs. >> look, i. >> i think it's pretty clear. that that mr. trump has. turned 80 years of u.s. >> foreign policy on its. head for. >> 80 years. >> democrat and republican presidents. >> alike exerted. >> strong world leadership. supported our alliances. >> supported democratic. >> values. >> and stood up to tyrants. and trump, to a large extent, has walked away from that historic. >> policy that the united. >> states had. >> but look, i think the bigger problem is this i don't think it's going to work. i mean, what what trump is trying to do in order to convince putin to come to the table is not going to work. if putin senses weakness on the part of the united state. and what russia has been s

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that was dan ashley reporting. the exhibit is expected to generate a lot of excitement, and the deyoung is advising visitors to book tickets on the museum's website to make sure you can share in the fun. well, still ahead this morning, some nfl news involving the 40 niners where deebo samuel is headed and what the team is expected to get in exchange for francis. and we have. >> some showers moving through the bay area right now. here's a live view from sutro. we have some showers that could be heavy at times right now moving through the east bay. i'll let you know how much rainfall you can ex it's a robotic money expert. clever. how do i start a savings habit? famous cabbage. savings habits. shaving rabbits. tech can make life simpler. but when it comes to savings habits, nothing's as simple as bmo. a bmo savings account helps you build the habit with a cash reward every month you save. cash reward? ingenious. sardine fest. this year's top prize goes to bmo. i'm just in it for the saving. it's nice to be recognized

in hollywood, ashley dvorkin, fox news. >> new york.l be international venmo emerald. >> check this out. the academy awards were celebrated across the world. crowds of people at the sambadrome in rio de janeiro, where carnival parades were taking place, jumped and shouted for joy after learning the movie, i'm still here won the oscar for best international film yesterday. the film follows the true story of a brazilian family torn apart by a military dictatorship. the victory gives brazil its first ever oscar win in the international film category. >> the magic of mardi gras is coming to san francisco tomorrow. on fat tuesday, fillmore plaza will be taken over by parade and festival starts tomorrow night at 5:00 with a free blues concert that starts at six. there will be face painting, street artists, costumes, food, lots of beads. the nonprofit the village project, which supports youth development and culture, is hosting the event. >> oakland sports fans supported their remaining hometown teams and met some big name legends in oakland's

ashley allison, as this outbreak is, you know, unfolding, this child has died. vaccination rates, which we can we can put up on the screen for people childhood vaccination rates since 2019, 2020 have taken a sharp dive. that, of course, coinciding with the covid pandemic. you can see it here. it does seem that rfk jr.. felt he needed to say something about this, but could not go so far as to say you should get your kids the mmr shot. it's an easy way to make sure they don't die from measles. why? >> because he doesn't believe in vaccines. and that is why when you have interviewed him before and you have pressed him on this issue and he's tried to circle around and not answer. >> he told me that he didn't say that. he didn't say that. he said i said, you don't you believe vaccines are safe and effective? and he said, no, i never said that. and i said, yes. >> yes you did. roll the tape right. it's why the confirmation hearings on cabinet secretary are so important. but i want to, i want to i do want to acknowledge parents who right now are not getting their child

musk allegedly welcomed another child just five months ago with the author ashley saint clair. after taking two weeks off to recover from their 50th anniversary special, saturday night live is back again tonight with an all new episode, and comedian shane gillis will be serving as host. shane, you were once a featured player on snl, just like me. yeah, that was a cool day. and now you're hosting. do you have any advice for someone in their first season? i'd say just get fired immediately. cool. got it. yeah. work for me. this will be gillis second time hosting, and a little over a year after making his debut in februaryy 20, he will be joined by singer tate mcrae, who will be returning as a musical guest. you can watch snl at 830 right here on nbc bay area. if you missed the live broadcast and encore, we'll play after our 11 p.m. newscast and gia. after all the 50th stuff from last week, i thought i was going to be burned out. no, no, i'm ready fort to i for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to

in hollywood, ashley dvorkin, fox news. >> thank you ashley.berg were surprised to see the late actress was left off the oscars in memoriam segment. trachtenberg died last week. the 39 year old was best known for buffy the vampire slayer and ice princess. other actors left out of the segment include shannen doherty. now, the academy responded by saying it can't include everyone in the segment and post a more complete and memoriam list on its website. >> our time is now 517 for the third straight week. disney and marvel entertainment's captain america brave new world is still number one at the box office. reports say the movie took in $15 million in ticket sales. the superhero movie has earned about 164 million domestically since it was released so the legendars arrival in the united states 60 years ago. it's called the eyes of the storm, and it looks at the 1964 beatlemania through the eyes of paul mccartney. he took all of the historic photos. >> this is a rare opportunity to get to understand this pivotal moment within cultural and music hist

here's a taste of his conversation with ashley were time to see in the latest episode of going on the ground airing in full throughout the day. right here on c. the cost of the war on ukraine is it was that the britain in front of germany are paying for the war on new. great, now you play as some of the policies of the go to, well, i think the point is that for many, many decades from the united security and strategy point of view, european countries simply outsourced the brains to washington and, you know, not to one polity will be out of it to the bipartisan us establishment. and now that bite pauses and establishment just ceasing to exist fluid. oh, sorry, but you know, you worked at some of the highest levels of you certainly within the scholarly framework in, in britain and in europe as well. as a, you know, within this bipartisanship a how, how i mean, you say that you still have to go, just outsource their brains to the so called deep state. i mean, why didn't they read your books? they just know like you are now and then it printed off base and it is very old. you know particu

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us here.m his own nonprofit. >> solomon howard was in federal court today in oakland, facing four counts of tax evasion and one count of mail fraud, including pocketing a charitable donation check from warriors player steph curry. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley has the latest. >> solomon howard, the former executive director of the east oakland boxing association, arrived in court to face a federal judge on charges of tax evasion and mail fraud from when he was in charge from 2017 to 2021. the east oakland boxing association is a nonprofit mentoring agency for local youth that includes kick boxing and coaching. the boxing association took the national spotlight in 2019, when a $50,000 donation from stephanie curry was featured in this clip from the ellen degeneres show, and howard was

i have the three white roses, for christopher, matthew and ashley. and my red rose, as always.hn had to fall out of the sky, this couldn't have been a better place for him to come down. he was a very proud american, of scottish descent. interviewer: do you ever find yourself looking over to the field? oh, yes. yes, because that's where john died. he was... he was in the nose cone of the plane. you know, through the years you don't get over... ..a loss of this type or this magnitude. you just learn how to live with it. and knowing that he is where he is, here at tundergarth in scotland, among this most beautiful countryside and setting, you know, it's such a peaceful and serene place. when i got john back and i viewed him, i promised to him that i would try to find out who did this and hold people accountable, because i know that if i had been on that flight, he would've done the same thing. when al-megrahi was found guilty, as a libyan official, of bringing down pan am 103... ..the libyans created a no-fault settlement offer, saying that libya was not taking responsibility, but

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us.hat killed three college students. we're learning more about their final hours and

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us.a shortage of housing and concerns about safety in shelters makes it harder for the unhoused to survive. >> abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains why the bay area's biggest city, san jose, has opted to take a different approach when tackling homelessness and how it's working in comparison. it's part of our effort to build a better bay area.

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. there is more breaking news, new details about the pre-thanksgiving crash in piedmont that killed three college students. we're learning more about their final hours and the desperate efforts by friends that saved one person's life. >> abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley joins us live with the new information that was just released hours ago. leslie. >> yeah, that information came from chp. piedmont police told me that gives them a lot more to look at as part of their still ongoing investigation into that november 27th crash. and that is the new chp 18 page report. and that report shows that a high rate of speed was the cause of the accident. and a cyber truck with four people in it. uh- who were found to be driving under the influence, unable to negotiate. chp said the curve ahead because the driver was impaired. now the driver was sean dixon, also dying in the crash. krista tsukahara and jack nelson. a fourth student, jordan miller, survived the crash as the cybertruck plowed in

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ashley zavala with the report from the state capitol. >> you're right.n done earlier. >> california public utilities commission president alice reynolds in the hot seat in the state senate. >> i don't feel like you answered my question. should we be shifting some of the burden to shareholders instead of putting it all on ratepayers? >> certainly open to, you know, legislative if the legislature has ideas on that. >> they questioned her about california's largest investor owned utility company, pge, and the six rate increases reynolds and the cpuc approved in 2024. >> those are. so we're approving work for the utility. the work that the utility is requesting to do, it is paid for by ratepayers. >> but what is pge pay into this or any of the other companies? when you're saying you're analyzing what they're paying into versus what a ratepayer is, a ratepayers are not a bank. i will say i'm deeply disappointed in the fact that ratepayers are being treated like an endless bucket of money. >> reynolds did not directly respond to many of these questions. >> how

and mary ashley stephenson have it to recovery. but georgia, take the fans all over the cardinal. >> shot clock winding down in chloe clarity. she and looking to the back door and shea is a they are 3 of the needle clarity lays it in to take the lead a little later. it's elaine khan, a wide open for 3. it's good to was gonna lead the way tonight with 19 points and 6 rebounds 2nd quarter. now we're courtney ogden to dmitri here. what happens here? i've asked before goes by her defender for a wide open layup and well, the cartilage 31 to 23 after georgia. take now on top, though, in the 4th. but more of the same from ogden, 16 on the night from ogden, the cardinal back on top by one a little more than 2 left in this one. the cardinal leading by 4 tests. he'll cutting baseline. she drives baseline to driving, able to get to to go. does lead to 6 and that's pretty much all stand for would need to hold on and win this one. 87 to 82 the final in the cardinals favor. >> that suspect to you guys that >> thank you, aaron. all right. well, y

and mary ashley stephenson have it to recovery.rgia, take the fans all over the cardinal. >> shot clock winding down in chloe clarity. she and looking to the back door and shea is a they are 3 of the needle clarity lays it in to take the lead. a little later. it's elaine khan, a wide open for 3. it's good to was gonna lead the way tonight with 19 points and 6 rebounds 2nd quarter. now we're courtney ogden to book dmitri here. what happens here? i've been asked before back bulls by her defender for a wide open layup and well, the card with 31 to 23 after georgia. take now on top, though, in the 4th. but more of the same from ogden, 16 on the night from ogden in the cardinal back on top by one, a little more than 2 left in this one. the cardinal leading by 4 tests. he'll cutting baseline. she drives baseline to still driving, able to get to to go. does lead to 6 and that's pretty much all stand for would need to hold on and win this one. 87 to 82 the final in the cardinals favor. >> that suspect to you guys that >> all right, erin, t

and mary ashley stephenson have it to recovery. but georgia, take the fans all over the cardinal. >> shot clock winding down in chloe clarity. she and looking to the back door and shea is a they are 3 of the needle clarity lays it in to take the lead. a little later. it's elaine khan, a wide open for 3. it's good to was gonna lead the way tonight with 19 points and 6 rebounds 2nd quarter. now we're courtney ogden to dmitri here. what happens here? i've been asked before pulls by her defender for a wide open layup and well, the cartilage 31 to 23 after georgia. take now on top, though, in the 4th. but more of the same from ogden, 16 on the night from ogden, the cardinal back on top by one a little more than 2 left in this one. the cardinal leading by 4 tests, he'll cutting baseline. she drives baseline to still driving, able to get to to go. does lead to 6 and that's pretty much all stand for would need to hold on and win this one. 87 to 82 the final in the cardinals favor. >> that suspect to you guys that >> all right. still on the

and mary ashley stephenson have it to recovery. the cardinal. >> shot clock winding down in chloe clarity. she and looking to the back door and shea is a they are 3 of the needle clarity lays it in to take the lead a little later. it's elaine khan, a wide open for 3. it's good to was gonna lead the way tonight with 19 points and 6 rebounds 2nd quarter. now we're courtney ogden to dmitri here. what happens here? i've asked before that goes by her defender for a wide open layup and well, the cartilage 31 to 23 after georgia. take now on top, though, in the 4th. but more of the same from ogden, 16 on the night from ogden, the cardinal back on top by one a little more than 2 left in this one. the cardinal leading by 4 tests. he'll cutting baseline. she drives baseline to driving, able to get to to go. does lead to 6 and that's pretty much all stand for would need to hold on and win this one. 87 to 82 the final in the cardinals favor. >> that suspect you that that it's 10, and women's history here on kron 4. we are highlighting special

elon musk has confirmed that ashley st.ose claim we reported last week, has a five-month old baby that's his 13th child, but casts "the situation" in very different light posting messages allegedly from st. clair shared by an allie that say, elonfollowe. i need his rocket babies. also, i take one for the team. seduce elon, get in a rocket and see what's up and later i need a caption to seduce elon musk. this , from a woman in a custody battle who says she wants privacy. her lawyer had no comment. what a mystery in the tragic death of legendary actor gene hackman, found said in his santa fe home along with his wife betsy and one of their dogs. authorities say no sign of foul play, and the deaths are suspicious. an open prescription bottle and scattered pills found near her body. did the two time oscar winner who was 95 choose to end his life? we won't know until further investigation. one new media reporter added to the pool was brian glenn of the pro-trump real america's voice. here is what he asked. >> the harvard approxim

abc seven news anchor dan ashley spoke to the curator of the exhibit, sally martin katz. >> these photographsut the exhibition were taken during the height of beatlemania, but there we're experiencing it as they're discovering their superstardom. so we, as visitors, get to come along for the ride. and that's really exciting. >> and you really are getting a firsthand view of the ride. mccartney traveled with a 35 millimeter camera and snapped the photos as he was experiencing life in real time. and katz says that's part of the magic of this collection. >> exactly. some of these pictures actually resemble, you know, holiday snapshots or show, you know, vacation photos. vacation photos. he's a tourist. i mean, this this was his first time coming to the us. and you have to think they're also 21 years old. these are for, you know, best friends who are 21. so the pictures are playful. they're whimsical. >> if you want to go, the deyoung advises booking tickets ahead of time to make sure you are able to get in. well, still ahead this morning, some nfl news involving the 40 niners where deebo samuel

mary ashley stephenson able to recover it. he ever georgia takes the fence is all over.l. and here comes chloe clarity looking since that door shea into right there threads the needle on clarity lays it in to take the lead a little later. watch. alaina bogs gonna right here wide open for 3. it's good was not actually led the way with 12, 19 points and 6 rebounds on the night. let's go to the 2nd quarter, whereas courtney ogden to book dmitri now ogden's at gunpoint back if she blows by her defender wide open layup there in the car to lilly. 31 to 23 at this point. join us. take now on top, though, in the 4th by one. but while the save insisting her on the night in the cart of their back on top by one, them sales a little more than 2 left in this one in the card leading by 4 tips. he'll cutting baseline. you see it. she gets the baseline layup there to go extends the lead to 6 and then is pretty much all they would need. stanford holds on for the win. 87 to 82 the final this one over half a billion we had is the golden bears. also looking to close out on 3 game win streak

i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel, larry beil, all of us here. we appreciate your time. right now on jimmy kimmel chris pratt, enjoy the weekend and the oscars. >> that's right. have a >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- chris pratt. drew carey. and music from nathaniel rateliff and gregory alan isakov. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. very nice. hello, everybody. guillermo. i'm jimmy. i am the host. thank you for watching. thanks for joining us here in l.a. -- [ cheers and applause ] we are back to work after a week of frivolity. we are back. we were off last week. did you know we were off last week? >> guillermo: yes, of course. >> jimmy: you didn't come in and sit on the stool? >> guillermo: no. >> jimmy: in my house we got all the diseases -- cold, flu, strep throat -- everything you want on vacation. the only thing we didn't get was measles. is it measles or the measles? it's like foo fighters. i can't get it straight. [ laughter ] whatever it's called, there are measles outbr

and mary ashley stephenson have it to recovery.rgia, take the fans all over the cardinal. >> shot clock winding down in chloe clarity. she and looking to the back door and shea is a they are 3 of the needle clarity lays it in to take the lead. a little later. it's elaine khan, a wide open for 3. it's good to was gonna lead the way tonight with 19 points and 6 rebounds 2nd quarter. now we're courtney ogden to broke dmitri here. but what happens here? i've been asked before bulls by her defender for a wide open layup and well, the cartilage 31 to 23 after georgia. take now on top, though, in the 4th. but more of the same from ogden, 16 on the night from ogden, the cardinal back on top by one a little more than 2 left in this one. the cardinal leading by 4 tests. he'll cutting baseline. she drives baseline to still driving, able to get to to go. does lead to 6 and that's pretty much all stand for would need to hold on and win this one. 87 to 82 the final in the cardinals favor. >> that suspect to you guys that this. >> i was like very

ashley saint clair. she's the lady who made the smartest investment decision of the year. pregnant with elon musk's 13th child. and yes, this does count as one of the five things you did. >> this week. oh. uh. new rule. >> oscar winners must stop saying they're proof that dreams come true. your dreams came true. for every one of you, there are hundreds of thousands of actors whose dreams don't come true. and i'm not saying those people should give up on their dreams. i'm just saying they should focus on the moment and bring me my dressing on the side. >> uh. neural. >> now that the u.s. egg shortage has become so acute that people aren't just ordering their eggs online, but also live chickens. someone must order a chicken and an egg and let us know which one came first. >> so we. new rules. >> new rules. if mike lee. oh, shit. if mikey madison, the star of nora, wins an oscar this sunday, the academy has to create a new category in the future called best actress. not playing a hooker. >> oh. man. >> does hollywood love hookers? 14 women have won an oscar for playing one. y

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ashley had to. >> well, you have a chance to be a part of san francisco park history by participatinggreat park naming contest. so since the passage of prop k which probably close the upper great highway to make way for public pedestrian parkway. city leaders are hosting now a naming contest. it'll be open till march 15th. the final name will be picked on march. 20th this 2 mile stretch includes 43 acres from lincoln way to slow boulevard. good luck. >> haven't done anything wrong. >> up next, a crown for exclusive interview with san mateo county sheriff christina corpus voters. to decide whether the county will have fight firing power day. we moved she fires back and customers and employees pepper sprayed and a smash and grab that happened saturday morning in the east bay. we'll take plus, a car crash shuts down plus, a car crash shuts down multi i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electri

i appreciate hearing ashley point out how much great reporting there still is in the. washington post. there was a great story on the top of the app yesterday about elon musk and the billions of dollars he's received in government contracts over the year, and that's a story by the washington post. but something unusual is happening now and perhaps unintended, i don't know. jeff bezos is saying not only that, i'm changing the opinion section, but the opinion section is me. it's my point of view. it's my view of the world. it's personal freedom, it's free markets. and that means that it's going to be hard for bezos to step away. if someone tries to influence what is on that page, if someone tries to pressure him through his businesses. in the past, when marty baron was the editor, bezos could say, listen, i'm leaving it to them. i'm hands off. he did still face some pressure and some trouble from the trump administration, but he could say, there's really nothing i can do for you because i'm leaving it to the people at the paper to decide what's in the paper. he can't say

thank you ashley. >> february has been a busy month. >> we got to celebrate the year of the snake and had a citywide chinese new year parade and i think this happened for the first time. our very own commissioner vinita louis rode in the parade along with one of our newer supervisors of district two stephen cheryl and it was a real thrill to see her in the parade. spreading the good cheer that auntie louie does best. we had a few other events in february and i would love to have some of my fellow colleagues share their experiences at these events and we're going to start with commissioner carey winter. >> would you please talk about the free park reopening? sure. >> commissioner halsey and i attended the reopening of a spring park. it actually turned out to be a gorgeous sunny day between violent winter storms. so we got really lucky. it's an absolutely beautiful park. it was filled with young children and dogs and seniors there was just built into the park and all of its elements. >> there is literally something for everyone there and i think it's also just another shining example of

. >> anxious, for example, as ashley has reported often about cuts in medicaid coming, how is. >> that going. >> to look. >> if elon musk is there making changes to the us. >> government that might. >> potentially benefit starlink. and spacex. >> at the same time. >> that americans are worried that some of these cuts that are. >> passed in. >> congress might. hurt their medicaid. this is why democrats are wondering, look, is there something brewing that suggests overreach in the white house that may give them an. >> opportunity to. >> be more of a resistance or an opposition than they have been? we have lots more to get to this hour. morning joe weekend hour. morning joe weekend continues after still have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis... ...or crohn's disease symptoms after taking... ...a medication like humira or remicade? put them in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief with rinvoq. check. when flares tried to slow me down,... ...i got lasting remission with rinvoq. check. and many were in remission... ...even at nearly

ashley has progressed -- i realize it is the beginning of march -- but how much more worried are youtwo weeks ago about a real calling into question of american exceptionalism and a real ruling over of the u.s. economy? mohamed: i've been worried for a while. i put out an "ft" op-ed february 14 saying, be careful, slowly we may see the erosion of u.s. exceptionalism. that is bad news, not just for the u.s.. i been worried for a while. i have seen three element that make me worried. one is the way business is reacting to all these policy changes, which increasingly is wait and see. we think it will be fine, but let's wait and see. second, we know that the lower segments of the household income distribution is under enormous pressure. that has been a concern for a while. the third issue is the risk of a fed policy mistake. these things have been there, and now they have amplified because of what has been going on. jonathan: always appreciate your time. mohamed el-erian of queens college cambridge there on some of the challenges for officials worldwide in global markets as well. speakin