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barbara thank you, all right. washington, president donald trump just wrapping up his speech at national prayer breakfast a few moments ago actually had a wide range of topics talked about religion, but did talk about investigation into the tragic d.c. plane crash unifying the nation, talk about immigration, then mentioned keeping men out of women's sports the ceremony we saw at the white house yesterday, we are taking a quick break you are watching "mornings with maria". we'll be right back.what . the way i approach work post fatherhood, has really trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families like my own. in the average household, there are dozens of connected devices. connectivity is a big part of my boys' lives. it brings people together in meaningful ways. cheryl: president trump plan tridz on canada, mexico may be on hold for in our but could expose weak spot in america's lumber indu

host: that is barbara in pennsylvania. casey burgat? guest: barbara, thank you. you are right on. we do teach social studies, but what we don't teach is civics. it's one thing to know the organization of congress and the house vs. the senate. it's another thing to know the date of when the declaration of independence was signed. but it is a very different thing to be an active participant in our democracy, right? to show up, to read a ballot, to understand the power structures between who has decisions over what authority right now. that is a civics lesson, and we need to reinstitute civics in the classroom. i'd like to think of this book as that entry point into our civics education, knowing that it is not in our classrooms anymore. so i'm right with you, barbara, that we need to reorient ourselves, to teach folks before they become voters how to become a voter. it is really backward to think that we just send 18-year-olds out in the world without the training to be an active participant in our democracy. so i'm right there with you. host: do we need to just get back to the found

. >>> yesterday we told you the story of barbara goodfriend. with dignity than suffer with the disease. goodfriend lived in one of ten states that allowed terminally ill patients to take medicine to end their lives. eight other states are considering similar laws, but there is opposition. nikki battiste has both sides of the issue. >> so i need to ask you formally, are you sure today is the day? >> absolutely. >> okay. >> reporter: this is the day barbara goodfriend chose to die. >> okay. and you know when you drink the medicine, it's going to cause you to fall asleep and not wake up. it will be a peaceful, dignified death. >> reporter: seven months earlier, she was diagnosed with als, the fatal disease attacks the nervous system. >> i'm not afraid of dying. i'm just afraid of living. >> yeah. >> reporter: at 83, goodfriend, the widow and mother who worked in fashion, has chosen medical aid in dying, also known as m.a.i.d. m.a.i.d. laws allow a doctor to prescribe a mixture of lethal medication. but the patient, who must have six months or less

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people say to me, "barbara, you don't miss a beat." prevagen. for your brain. >> the first flight of deported migrants from the united states has landed in guantanamo bay. according to homeland security. the military flight carried 10 suspected members of the venezuelan gang officials are expected to prepare the prison for 30,000 a criminal migrants as the trump administration implements crackdowns on immigration. meantime, a federal judge has blocked the president's executive order seeking to end birthright citizenship. the judge says the supreme court has already rejected trump's interpretation of the 14th amendment. the executive order was on hold because of a separate suit brought by 4 states. but this morning's preliminary injunction will remain in force nationwide until the case is resolved or is overturned by a higher court. >> a stunning proposal from president trump is causing worldwide reaction today. the president wants the u.s. to take over the gaza strip saying palestinians should leave their land some at the court as he has that st

he visited barbara's care home for her 76th birthday. two time grand slam champion announces her retirement9 taking centre stage this sunday. and as premier league clubs spend $160 million in the winter transfer window — mikel arteta says he's disappointed arsenal welcome along to the programme. let's start with the news that former tennis world number one simona halep has announced her retirement following country of romania.

so there's of that and then i can't neglect barbara franklin barbara franklin, who actually had dinner with night, who's an amazing person and later worked president bush, but started under president nixon as a staff assistant to the president. she was a harvard mba. she tasked with getting more women in higher levels of government. and under johnson, you will probably know the exact number of women mid to high levels. i did some research and i think he had several hundred that were women in mid to high government positions. when nixon comes in with barbara franklin assisting he by 7080 there a thousand women in those positions that is a major data and that's a point that i don't anybody has ever ever really found or talked about since eleanor roosevelt chaired under jfk, the commission on women, and made recommendations. it was yes, it was. the report came out shortly, the assassination 61 year. so a little less a little before. so it's really the better course of a decade, right right, to filter in right. it was nixon's embrace, for lack of a better word, of women in the workforce. w

people say to me, "barbara, you don't miss a beat." prevagen. for your brain. weather alert. a live look at the doppler radar enhanced by nbc bay area's storm ranger. and you can see that rain band coming in and moving into the bay area tonight. and that means more snow in the sierra. let's bring in our meteorologist, rob mayeda, with more on rob. our snowpack on friday when they took the survey was not looking very good. are we making up for it over the weekend? and with more snow on the way, starting to make up some progress for the three dry weeks we saw over the sierra. if we go back to friday and that snow survey statewide average was 65% of average statewide. northern sierra at 89%. now you factor in what we saw just over the weekend. northern sierra now up to 101% of average. and the statewide average did go up 4% in just the last couple of days, up to 69% of average. now, the temperatures are too warm right now at south lake tahoe at 49 degrees to see that snow at lake level. but that is set to change over the next five days. we have daily opportunities of seeing snow

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plus, barbara mcquade on the brewing scandal over donald trump's top d.c. prosecutor and about those campaign promises to bring prices down. >> when i win, i. >> will immediately bring prices. down. starting on. >> day one. >> just wait until the president hears about the great egg heist of 2025. >> police say the stolen. >> eggs are. >> worth about $40,000. that's an expensive omelet. >> when all in starts. right now. good evening from los angeles. i'm chris hayes. all along, the plan was project 2025, the 900 page, far right blueprint on how to go full authoritarian in a second trump term, a document so full of unpopular, radioactive and illegal ideas that donald trump pretended throughout the campaign he had nothing to do with it, even though we all knew he did. today, the trump administration succeeded in adding to a key post. one of the top architects of project 2025, someone who should be quite famous and will be, i think, as time goes on. his name is russell vote. he's the guy who literally wrote the chapter in project 2025 that lays the foundation f

barbara mcquade is a former u.s. attorney, now a professor at the university of michigan law school. she is also author of a new piece on this titled amateur hour at the us attorney's office. and she joins me now. well, barbara appears to be highly irregular and suspect. what do you make of it? >> well, you're spot on, chris. i mean, this is the quintessential conflict of interest. you can't represent both parties in the same legal matter. now, ed martin was no longer his counsel for joseph padilla. this client. he had not represented him since 2023. but you are forever barred. unless both parties consent. that is a violation of a couple of things. one is the ethical rules that bind all lawyers. the aba rule is 1.11 that talks about conflicts of interest for public lawyers, which have an even higher standard from private lawyers. if you become a public lawyer, like a federal prosecutor, you can never handle a case where you previously represented the defendant. in that case, when i was u.s. attorney, from time to tim

joining me now is barbara mcquade, a former united states attorney for the eastern district of michigan. she's also an msnbc legal analyst. she's the co-host of the sisters in law podcast and author of the book attack from within how disinformation is sabotaging america. also joining us, ryan riley, a justice reporter for nbc news. he's the author of the book sedition hunters how january 6th broke the justice system, a prescient title if i've ever seen one. good morning to both of you. thank you for being with us. ryan. let me just ask you this. i want to get clarity. one of these things is more sort of political and, and sort of makes bigger news than the other. the firing of high level people, the firing or the potential gathering of a list of low level people. this involves fbi agents, analysts, all sorts of people who were involved in the january 6th investigations. you've really studied this. it's very much like you and me as reporters, right? we don't pick our assignments. we get we get assigned things. sometimes they're good assignments, sometimes they're bad assignments, but the

is becoming very important for matters relating with gus as is the part of my you on the part of barbara on dont of us model in every for you. so if you look at the seas as a medium of transportation, you begin to appreciate how significant this ease must be young for us. but this, the odds of things in 1900 on day to do when the convention of the un convention on the lot of the seas was signed didn't want to go away. in jamaica, it is a not was the that one of the lead didn't lives at the time was carrying on from content. in fact, it is from can gender who is credited with creating or coming up with the concept of the exclusive economic zone. and exclusive economic zone is $200.00, not equal miles from the sea show of cause, excluding the territorial sea, which is 12 not equal miles. and this particular mazda is critical to the continent of africa, because it is now recognized that we've been exclusively for non big zone the resources and those resources cover many areas of show all the mining. oh, i really wish we see quite a bit. all of the cost of nigeria, of the cost of gone, of th

almost 3,000 people were killed and his rwandan counterpart are due to join our africa correspondent barbaraat violations have been committed on both sides, but it is a way for the democratic republic of at the international level. rwanda, notjust this meeting of the human rights council but and sanctions against it. african countries except un evidence that rwanda has troops the summit hosts, the spanish party vox, the netherlands and italy. and in spain, vox is the third party in spain in the white house but their own performance suggests that what could we see coming out of this meeting? political leaders speaking. but it will be reaffirming some of their policy priorities, also their criticism of the eu. these parties, but they do criticise its institutions, particularly in areas like farming. and overall, a show of strength by these parties and show the rest of europe that they are a force guy hedgecoe in madrid there. local media reports suggest the colour may have been caused by the dumping of textile dye, or by chemical waste of toxic waste in the river. stay with us here on bbc news

people say to me, "barbara, you don't miss a beat." prevagen.or your brain. >>> now to the sierra. this is a live look at highway 50 at echo summit. the winter snow is bringing in more snow and rain. an avalanche warning is in effect. this is the area at yuba pass and emmets pass. the sierra avalanche center is asking people not to travel in, near, or below the back country. itics colludes ski areas and highways where there are avalanche mitigation programs. >> dozens of runners took to the streets in san francisco in their underwear. for cupid's undie run. they are all here on camera. an event to raise awareness for a genetic disease called neurofibromytosis. >> all proceeds for the event fund research through the churn's tumor foundation. >> opportunity to run through the streets of san francisco in your underwear for a good cause? dozens? they got to work on this next year. >> they don't need a special day for it. >> yeah. >> l let's get bought caught up on the rain. there's a lot of things we need to look at on this. so, did you ever see tha

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host: that is barbara in pennsylvania. casey burgat? guest: barbara, thank you. you are right on.ch social studies, but what we don't teach is civics. it's one thing to know the organization of congress and the house vs. the senate. it's another thing to know the date of when the declaration of independence was signed. but it is a very different thing to be an active participant in our democracy, right? to show up, to read a ballot, to understand the power structures between who has decisions over what authority right now. that is a civics lesson, and we need to reinstitute civics in the classroom. i'd like to think of this book as that entry point into our civics education, knowing that it is not in our classrooms anymore. so i'm right with you, barbara, that we need to reorient ourselves, to teach folks before they become voters how to become a voter. it is really backward to think that we just send 18-year-olds out in the world without the training to be an active participant in our democracy. so i'm right there with you. host: do we need to just get back to the founders and th

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people say to me, "barbara, you don't miss a beat." prevagen. for your brain.p holding a news conference with the cap news prime minister where the two made headlines in the energy sector and and industry. the pair of leaders confirming that japan will increase its imports of u.s. liquified natural gas. we are looking at the price right now. this is the after a-market. lng, or at least natural gas at the moment for march delivery, we've got it down about 3% at the moment. the two also discussed trade and the economic and security threats posed by china and north korea. trade and tariff talk have dominated the news cycle this week. so for the past five days, that is what has really gripped the market. let's get to fox business 'edward lawrence live from the white house to break down these breaking headlines from the president and whether they were the tariffs he floated today coming to many countries or the situation with l lng. >> reporter: i just walked out of that room, and the president did announce they are going to expand the lng exports in the u.s. but al

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. >> former california senator barbara boxer sent this message saying, in a world with so many ups andowns, dennis richmond had a calming effect as he brought light to every major story, no matter how complicated, disturbing or uplifting. former congresswoman barbara lee sent ktvu a statement as well, saying, quote, for decades, he was the voice who shined a light on our city, breaking barriers and broadcast news. my heartfelt condolences are with his family, friends, and the entire ktvu community. this is a loss for all of us. just a few of the remembrances were receiving in the ktvu newsroom about dennis richmond. a broadcast legend. reporting from the newsroom jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> and former south bay bureau chief lloyd lacuesta started at ktvu as a reporter back in 1976. that was the same year that dennis richmond was named ktvu main anchor. >> the very first station that i ever worked with, an african american anchor. and i take great pride in saying that. you saw some pictures of me together with dennis, that dennis was the african american anchor who tossed it