>> officers picked up a box of dunkin and brought them over to bennett's house.ice say bennett was playing with an old cell phone that could still call emergency services. >> i think a lot of parents found that out the hard way. >> he'll be calling back weekly! this is terrible bad behavior reinforcement! >> man. >> you know? >> whole box of donuts. imagine the sugar rush. >> i don't want to be around for that for sure. >>

>> officers picked up a box of dunkin and brought them over to bennett's house.was playing with an old cell phone that could still call emergency services. >> i think a lot of parents found that out the hard way. >> he'll be calling back weekly! this is terrible bad behavior reinforcement! >> man. >> you know? >> whole box of donuts. imagine the sugar rush. >> i don't want (upbeat music) - [announcer] the following program is a paid commercial announcement from great healthworks. - is your body telling you something? well, there are more than 50 million americans living with joint pain every day, which means it could be affecting you or someone you love. hi, i'm john walsh. i'm on a mission to hunt down joint pain. the good news is you don't need to live in pain. pain is manageable and it's controllable. that's why there's omegaxl. so today i'm taking on a very important investigation, to chase down the truth on this incredible supplement, the facts that back it up, and the hope it can bring

the police department shared audio of the call from the boy named bennett on social media last week. toddler was not eager to share the donuts, that didn't deter officers from fulfilling bennett's request, delivering a box of sweet treats to his home the next day. >>> well, there's a new do it yourself barbie, and the impact of president trump's tariffs on your wallet. here's jessi mitchell with today's "moneywatch." >> major losses on wall street monday ahead of new tariffs against canada and mexico. the dow slumped 649 points. the nasdaq lost 497. s&p dropped 104, marking its worst day of the year, as president donald trump's new tariffs take effect today on imports from canada and mexico, get ready for higher prices. the produce section of the supermarket could see the quickest price hike with fewer fruits and vegetables crossing the border. economists expect the cost of new cars to spike by as much as $12,000. trump insists the new tariffs will drive auto manufacturing back to michigan. ford's ceo has said prolonged tariffs could wipeout its profits. >>> you can now be the master

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. >>> first up, tiffany bennett is live -- stephanie bennett is live in london with a peace plan thatrs -- i'm sorry, leaders want to present to purpose. but but let's begin with lucas tomlinson live in west palm beach, florida. he's traveling with the president. lucas. >> reporter: good afternoon, jon. at that oval office meeting, after it went sideways on friday, trump's director of national intelligence on "fox news sunday" said ukraine and the united states are not on the same page right now. >> president zelenskyy has a different aims in mind. he has said that he wants to end this war, but he will only accept an end, or or apparently, that that leads to what he views as ukraine's victory even if it comes at an incred bill high cost of potentially world war iii or even a nuclear war. >> reporter: also on "fox news sunday," democratic senator if chris van hollen says he regrets his support for marco rubio as trump's secretary of state. >> i did vet for senator rubio to be -- vote for senator rubio to be secretary of state. i regret that though because as a member of the senate, sec

speaking engagement of bennett by benefits, accusing him of having a violence and openly discriminatory record against palestinians. tons has been us . government says it funds to cut federal funding to the university for not protecting jewish students during the year of antique guns or war protests. goods worth more than $2000000000.00 across the us, canada border every day in announcing canada's retaliatory, terrorist to the us levies. prime minister adjustments, rudo addressed american citizens and the president directly. she have retents, the reports from ottawa, of the prime minister, just intruders. vogala is off to us president donald trump's power of the games. canada and mexico came into effect 2 days at canada is retaliating and immediately imposing 25 years in paris on $20000000000.00 worth of us impulse. any urge canadians to be unified in the face of the intense economic pressure i had. you also urge americans to understand that. and the economic impacts of bass sofa will be the result of their president's actions. and then to, to address donald trump himself. now it's not

matt bennett is here. he will weigh in on that.ark meredith is live out of washington for us. how are democrats trying to combat the trump administration? >> democrats do appear to be split about how to best respond including tomorrow night's address when he talks to congress. nearly a dozen plan to skip the joint address. chris murphy among those expected not to show up, but others want to use the high-profile moment to highlight what they say are real problems. political writing "some are bringing guests to highlight the radical overhaul including union leaders, laid-off government workers, and others affected by the federal funding freeze." while some argue it is best not to respond to every controversy, others argue not responding is even worse. >> the problem is the democrats have been playing dead for too many years. i don't think you play dead. i think you stand up and make the point. >> tomorrow night, elissa slotkin will deliver the democratic for a bottle. calling her a rising star after she won her state in the seat that

♪ geoff: cody and i'm geoff bennett.mna: and i am amna nawaz. >> you don't have the cards right now. amna: ukrainian president zelenskyy spars with president trump in the oval office. a stunning public display of devolving relations over u.s. efforts to negotiate an end to the war that russia started. geoff: the trump administration flashes more government jobs including weather forecasters as judges put a halt to some of the mass firings but not all. amna: david brooks and jonathan capehart give their analysis on another turbulent week in the nation's capital. ♪ >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- friends of the news hour including jim and nancy bildner and the robert and virginia shiller foundation. the judy and peter blum kovler foundation, upholding freedom by strengthening democracies at home and abroad. >> cunard is a proud supporter of public television. on a voyage with cunard, the world awaits. a world of flavor, diverse destinations and immersive experiences. a world of leisure and bri

in london, stephanie bennett, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, a private ship landing on the moon. details on the historic mission and what this lander is searching for. >> two hikers rescued after falling hundreds of feet down a cliff side. video from a dangerous helicopter rescue and why it took several days to complete. >> so as we spring ahead this next sunday, there's another reason why you will not want to lose an hour. and we'll have that weather reason. that's all. coming up with your bay area forecast as the news i love your daughter so munch. are you... saying munch? yup! he's craving my new big smashed jack, with more than double the beef of a big mac. i'm in love... with? what's her face, right? get my new big smashed jack and so munch more. welcome to jack in the box! ♪ ♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. i bought the team! kevin... ? i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too! starting with the sound system... that's caaaaaaaaash. cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? i

fox's stephanie bennett has that story. >> yeah. people are dying.'re running low on. >> the fallout continues from that tense meeting between president trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky over the weekend, zelensky receiving a hero's welcome at a summit of european leaders, most of whom pledged more money and weapons for ukraine. but on monday, zelenskyy softened his tone once again, thanking the u.s. for sending billions of dollars in aid and saying he's ready for peace, just not on vladimir putin's terms. >> we need peace, not endless war. and that is why we say the security guarantees are the key. >> the u.k. and france are now putting the final touches on their own peace plan, reportedly calling for a one month pause in air and naval combat, but not fighting on the ground. after that, negotiations for a full ceasefire would begin, with european troops deployed to keep the peace. >> this is a plan that we will work with, with the us and that it will have us backing. so that is the purpose of the plan, and that is why i spoke to presi

season, and that domination extended into the individual awards, starting with the head coach, randy bennettmed the wcc coach of the year for the seventh time in his career. point guard, augusta is the player of the year for the second straight year. the first gale to go back to back. they have a bye in the semi finals of their conference tournament. >>> nba, the warriors are at madison square garden tonight running with the knicks. the fourth stop on the five-game road trip moving pictures on the late show. >>> dallas mavericks season took a hit right here. that's kyrie irving who drove and collapsed last night. as a result, irving will miss the remainder of the season with a knee injury. mavericks have been in contention for the sixth seed along with golden state. so dallas traded away luka doncic last month, and now is without kyrie and anthony davis. >>> nfl, the jets have released palo alto native davante adams less than five months after trading for him. now the plan was to reunite him with aaron rodgers. now both are gone. could the 49ers have interest in this proven veteran receiver?

fox's stephanie bennett has more. >> i appreciate that he sent this letter. >> the u.s.kraine move another step closer toward repairing a relationship that has become strained in recent weeks. the white house, welcoming a letter from ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy expressing regret for his shouting match with president trump in the oval office. trump had ordered military aid to ukraine suspended, but after zelenskyy committed to peace talks in his letter. officials are now saying the weapons and ammo could start flowing again soon. >> if we can nail down these negotiations and move towards these negotiations, then the president will take a hard look at lifting this pause. >> meanwhile, officials confirmed wednesday that the president also ordered a halt to all intelligence cooperation with ukraine. part of the administration's strategy to ramp up pressure on zelenskyy and get a cease fire with russia. >> president trump had a real question about whether president zelensky was committed to the peace process, and he said, let's pause. >> the ukrainians claim there

stephanie bennett, fox news. >> all right. for more perspective now on the latest actions by the trump administration when it comes to ukraine, we're joined live by former marine intelligence officer hal kempfer, who is the ceo of global risk intelligence and planning. good to have you on, as always. so obviously, a lot of back and forth here and things are fluid when it comes to ukraine and these peace talks here. but just this, this pause in military aid from the united states and the pause in intelligence sharing for ukraine, how much does this hamper ukraine's ability to fight on the ground? >> well, alex, over a period of time is going to have a significant effect because there's a lot of things in the pipeline and there's a lot of weapons systems that the ukrainians employ. they're reliant on being resupplied with armaments, such as an air defense missile systems, things like javelins, javelin, anti-tank missiles. a lot of things that that simply rely on that pipeline to remain open. there's over $50 billion that's been

i'm geoff bennett. amna: and i'm amna nawaz. on the "news hour" tonight, businesses are hit by new tariffs that the united states is slapping on mexico and canada in what's become a global trade war. >> canadians are reasonable and we are polite, but we will not back down from a fight. geoff: ukraine scrambles to salvage its fractured alliance with the u.s. after the white house suspends military aid to the country. amna: and, president trump prepares to give his first address to congress since returning to office as he slashes the federal workforce and reshapes american foreign policy. ♪ >> major funding for the pbs news hour has been provided by the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the news hour, including kathy and paul anderson, and camilla and george smith. >> i absolutely love my job because i love the people i work with. everyone is trying to connect on a personal level. ♪ >> we look out for one another. we love to seek our teammates thrive. >> you don't have to change how you walk, ho

i'm geoff bennett. amna: and i'm amna nawaz.ur" tonight, businesses are hit by new tariffs that the united states is slapping on mexico and canada in what's become a global trade war. >> canadians are reasonable and we are polite, but we will not back down from a fight.

mary's proved randy bennett right.shed the regular season 27-4 and will be the number one seed in the west coast conference tournament. the gaels had all this success despite losing two starters in the transfer portal last summer. >> i really wasn't worried. it was weird because i was getting like these sos calls from all these people hang in there. you'll be okay. i'm like okay. >>> now we got the cal women's team. they are going to hear their name called on selection sunday, too. the bears honored their six seniors during sunday's win over miami. it had to be a little emotional, right? >> are you crying? >> no. >> oh. >> michelle onya was the top dog, made her first ten shots and finished with a career high 26 points. the bears won their 24th game and will be the seventh seed in the acc tournament. charmin smith is more focused on their seating for the ncaa tournament. >> we want off of that 8-9 line. you're not understanding. talking about the ncaa tournament. i'm not talking about the acc tournament. we want off th

. >> i'm geoff bennett on the news hour tonight. >> we are draining the swamp. in the days of rule by unelected bureaucrats are over. >> we fact-check president trump's address to cgr

senator cantwell is with us and senator bennett and senator welsh and senator kaine and senator

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senator cantwell is with us and senator bennett and senator welsh and senator kaine and senator warner. maryland and virginia senators are here. and i want to tell you three things and let our guests speak. and that is that the state of the union is chai os is up and corruption is up and costs are up and thinks affecting real people, not just people in this building. and we think it's time for people in this building to listen to people out there who are getting hit by the trump administration decision. we are not speaking but letting our constituents speak and they are living this. i turn it over to senator welsh's guest. >> thank you, i am alison hope from the vermont maple syrup. we make 50% of the syrup and we have canadian partners. the quebec federation and canada makes about 77 of u.s. maple syrup and u.s. makes 23%. vermont's production rates have grown 500% and 25% canadian tariff on maple equipment that comes across the border, on the canadian imports that come into vermont will have a staggering effect on our agricultural farmers and foresters and keep a large swath of vermo

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bennett? of the soley pretty much everyone was spoken to from the prime minister down takes immense pride in boots on the philosophy of gross national happiness introduced by the full king in the mid 19 seventies. emphasizing personal happiness in general well being over economic gain. but people do have bills to pay on the economy does now need to grow more particularly to accommodate an increasing number of well qualified graduates from boots on schools and universities that or is this levy on tours of a $100.00 a day for foreigners coming in to boot time, there isn't a great desire to reduce not to open the floodgates to tours and because of concerns about sustainability and the environment. in fact, let's talk about him not up to $200.00 day. the government still thinks people will come for that. the countries also limits a didn't because he's mountainous or you can really have lots factors or agriculture. so the current king and the government, i liked it, old, sold a opportunity to inves

but smith, i'll just share a simple boot time and then it joins us now live from team full. bennett baton has huge reserves of bitcoin. are they leading the way well that the governments follow fully? yeah, i mean the boots on his perhaps the largest state sponsor to minor a big coins. i'm one of the most important variables though, for mining bitcoin is the cost of energy. for example, in island, the republic of island bitcoin would cost you about $321000.00 per bit going to mind while the current market price a bit going is 91500 dollars. so it's clearly not economically viable and we're plenty of the of other countries why we costs over a $100000.00 to do the mining. but in boots on the current price is $9900.00 to mind, a big coin. so that's why that's what makes it economically viable. iran, interestingly, is the cheapest place on us to mine because it costs about $1200.00 but going, but iran is cracking down because of the amounts of people trying to mine. the cut this about how much energy that, sucking off the energy network, us and voted and brand new charges towards a $100.00 a

university in new york against its decision to host. former is really prime minister enough tony bennett, the, the organizers say they're giving push back against the plan, speaking engagement, 5 minutes accusing him of having of violence and ultimately discriminatory record games, palestinians, kansas, the us government. so it finds the cut federal funding to the university for not protecting jewish students during a year of antique guns or war protests. australia is east coast is bracing for a tropical cycle and that's threatening to flood thousands of homes. it's the 1st psych loan to hit queensland on new south wales in more than 50 years. emergency warnings are in place a cycle, and alfred is expected to strike the densely populated region on friday flooding range. destructive wins and violence. waves are all expected to batter the coastline. ok, that's it for me for the time being. thanks for watching audio 0 coming up next, it's the st bye for now. the in depth analysis of the day sidelines is lebanon's ami capable of keeping the peace both internally and externally informed opini

matt bennett, cofounder of third wave set it on our program yesterday. yet nobody is listening to them. they just keep doing the same thing. what was at that einstein said about that, doing the same thing over and over again? >> sandra: never result in a different outcome. registered sex offender -- >> john: he said it was the definition of insanity. >> sandra: you have been covering the story. allowed inside multiple female locker rooms in virginia and it did a far left policy allow that to happen? many are asking right now. we will ask the commonwealth attorney general coming up here it's been one man charged with killing a deputy. by the presiding judge is now under scrutiny. >> there were 42 rounds fired at the deputy. these are violent offenders. we are going to see them again in headlines of the news. it is all going to be on thisngi judges back. navy wife. and if you've made the deployments and you've been the wife at home or you've been the spouse at home you understand what i'm talking about. your spouse has earned the right to apply for a va ho

susan frastaten island showing her cowgirl outfit and bennett loves wearing cowboy boots according to grandma kathie. ainsley in the green room, getting into spirit by showing off their dance moves. ainsley, looking good. how about that. >> steve: look at that. >> lawrence: you -- >> ainsley: we did put it on social media. >> carley: you made it public. >> lawrence: you got to hear the music, we can't play the music. >> steve: deep in the heart of texas. >> ainsley: cotton-eyed joe, long time ago. >> steve: they play that at yankees game. >> brian: shouldn't you be preparing for your next segment. >> ainsley: we eat, sleep and dance in the green room. >> brian: i study for my next segment. >> ainsley: teacher's pet, it is tap dance tuesday. in honor of lawrence and his great state of texas and viewers down there. >> brian: steve is too polite to put his feet on the table. he was raised right. >> ainsley: your mom will send you a text. 22 after top of the hour, trump's congressional address has not happened yet and democrats are already outraged. >> he's going to lie, he'll be divorced

this pivot to local allowed us to work with other orgs such as the bennett media group on radio, spotify, the facebook voter alerts and ads on x. the message we put out was to educate voters on how to check the status of their ballot and how they could secure an additional ballot if the determination was that their ballot was destroyed in the incident. some examples of voter alerts. i know you probably cannot read the fine print. to check our voter registration database, where you can log in and make determination as to whether your ballot has been received at local level. we provided dates, times and the address of county elections office so individuals unfamiliar with location could go physically to the county and have them print out ballot so they could vote there and turn it in. we reminded everyone if they notify the county there was probably not enough time for the ballot to be mailed to them so it was imperative they took additional action to make sure their ballot would be counted in the election itself. the total number of views, the reach and total interactions that took place

overnight hundreds of anti-israel demonstrators protesting appearance by israeli prime minister natali bennett university. a spokesperson for one of the organizing groups says the decision to host a man with such a violent and openly discriminatory record sends a message that the university values some voices over others. the protest happening at the trump administration threatens federal funding for columbia over his failure to combat anti-semitism on campus. the los angeles city council voting 13-2 against reinstating fire chief kristin crowley fired by mayor karen bass over the chief's handling of the deadly palisades and eaten fires. bass claims that crowley sent 1,000 firefighters home the morning the fire broke out and refused to do an after action report. crowley insists those first responders were sent home because of a lack of equipment for them to operate with. meanwhile, the new report in the "l.a. times" reveals that mayor bass' office did receive emails warning about the wildfire risk before her controversial trip to africa. mayor bass had said she had no advanced notice. interest

i said i hear william bennett was on our channel and saying it's really hard because reagan wanted toit, too. he said -- she said well, what i could do is lean it out. get as much money as possible to the states, and then show everyone how effective it is and maybe the senate will come to that decision. >> lawrence: which i think is the goal get more money to the localities, don't just keep it in the local traditional. open up innovation with school choice so the schools locally can compete and the bad schools get shut down and the schools that are performing at a high level getting our kids to read and do math so we can have a better report cashed get more funding. >> ainsley: it's not a big agency. only 4,000 employees and comparatively speaking that's small. $268 billion budget. so we'll interview her tomorrow find out why he wants more control for local governments instead of having a broad federal government agency education. >> lawrence: why aren't we giving the schools with massive waitlists. all these kids want them to go to these schools and parents want them to go to the sch

head coach randy bennett earning his fourth straight coach of the year award. augustus marshall was named player of the year. mitchell saxton earned defensive player of the year. oakland native and freshman mikey lewis is the sixth man of the year. the gaels enter the wcc tournament as the top seed with a bye all the way into monday night's semifinals on espn. >> they're elimination games. whether it's conference tournament or whether it's, you know, hopefully the ncaa tournament, you're it's always different. it's a different feeling. we got a little time here to kind of polish up things. and then you want you want to play your best in march. >> sharks with a big win last night in toronto. in buffalo tonight taking on the sabers. pick it up in the third already two one. throw the puck to the net. often good things happen william eklund from the rough angle there. still got it to go three one later. macklin celebrini. oh the wrist shot is so fine. his 19th four two game. sharks are winning. will smith playing great as of late and this is his 11th of the season

stephanie if bennett is tracking that that story for us. hi, stephanie. >> reporter: hey, griff.erms, fighting shuled not resume while negotiations are underway for phase two two. of course, during the initial 6-week phase one hamas released 25 living hostages and returned the bodies of 8 others to israel in exchange for nearly 2,000 palestinian prisoners. thousands returned to northern gaza, aid increased and some israeli forces withdrew. now, phase two is supposed to create a more permanent end to the war, see all israeli troops withdrawn and the reare mains hostages returned. israel, egypt and the united states have been involved in those negotiations, israel proposed extending the first phase by 42 days to get more hostages back without withdrawing troops. but hamas sources have is accused israel of delaying the second phase. other challenges, of course, israel has said hamas cannot be involved in governing after the war while hamas has anticipated it could be willing the hand over power. israeli officials say they will do whatever it takes to free the hostages. >> if there w

saint mary's has had the best college hoops program for years thanks to coach randy bennett.ls enjoying one of the best seasons in program history. looking for more now in the upcoming ncaa tournament? here's chris albert. >> how much do you just love what you do coming into the gym every day? >> yeah, lately i really loved it. >> there's been a lot to love in moraga these days. saint mary's basketball team finished the regular season 27 and four on a seven game win streak entering the wcc tournament. >> it definitely feels different when you're practicing for a whole week with no games going into this tournament, but it's the sort of anticipation that you have, especially having been through it before. you know how tough these games are going to be and how how much is riding on them. >> i just feel a lot of winning in this group for some reason. like, it just i just feel good about how how we've been playing as of late and just the momentum we have rolling into march. >> i know what's special is when i'm around it, and right now we're in a special time with a special group o

. >> i'm geoff bennett on the news hour tonight. >> we are draining the swamp.t is very simple in the days of rule by unelected bureaucrats are over. >> we fact-check president trump's address to congress where he taught of the actions he's taken during his first few weeks in office. >> v.a. secretary doug collins on the cuts to his department and the larger federal workforce that are sparking concerns among veterans. >> u.s. officials say they suspended intelligence sharing with ukraine, a potential blow for the countr's ability to fend off russian attacks. ♪ >> major funding for the "pbs news hour" has been provided by -- >> a law partner rediscovers her grandmother's artistry. a raymondjames financial advisor gets to know you, your passions and the way you enrich your community. life well planned. >> in 1995, two friends set out to make wireless coverage accessible to all. with no long-term contracts, nationwide coverage and 100 percent u.s.-based customer support. consumer cellular. freedom calls. >> the charles f. kettering foundation. working to advance in

bennett is saying his client are alleging a case of being singled out or being discriminated againstand one of the things they say is they say there was a citation or a visit by staff 12:15 a.m. on new year's eve. >> mm hmm. how many you said you have two part time inspectors. >> that's right. and he and he was he was visited by two part time inspectors on new year's eve. >> we have full staff coverage for the enforcement team. >> so are there how many is that? >> three and one was in training. he was hired the first week of december so he was not working alone. so the inspector that was the to the team one was in training and was not working independently. >> so our senior inspector what he was office inspector adams was shadowing senior inspectors of rena and those are the two inspectors who made the visit. >> okay. so this is new year's eve and night and midnight and fireworks and partying and did the commission or the staff feel that was a representative time to determine the compliance of of the habibie lounge our inspection team on new year's eve was scheduled to work until 3:0

bruce springsteen, tony bennett.gaga, and i'm assuming she is going to talk to us all about the making of "mayhem." >> michael: that and more. >> lara: good tease. >> michael: you got to watch. >> lara: all right, right, i get it. here we go. thank you. she is saying do not do that this morning. it is a follow-up from sunday night's oscars. it is official. adrien brody took, oscar gold and in the process also broke and oscars record for the longest acceptance speech in history, clocking in at 5 minutes and 40 seconds, surpasses a record that has stood since 1943 when not lady won according to "the guinness book of world records," he got her via ten seconds. yes, what did demi moore do after her surprising loss in the best actress category? exactly what so many of us would do. she had some french fries. her daughter shared this picture on instagram with mom in her robe, chilling with some fries and her beloved cute doggy. she was not the only one who enjo raising cain after the show for delicious, delicious chicken an

the park ranger that senator bennett brought and senator warner is bringing from virginia, who have beenf them fighting fires, one of them working in our national parks. the people who have been helped by cancer trials, that senator schumer is bringing, a young girl that saved her life, the trials at nih, these are real people that put a face to this. and yes, it is workers who have been laid off in the most undignified way, but it's also people that are affected by the trump policies that you're starting just to see a small business owner from new hampshire that senator shaheen is bringing, who is affected by these tariffs. we want the faces of america there, because the power of the president and the power of those electeds in the room, including the republicans, for which we're waiting for three to stand up in the house and four to stand up in the senate. we've been waiting now for a month. their power doesn't come from in that room of electeds on the floor. it comes from who's going to be watching them from above. and most importantly, it comes from the people of america. and that's

castro merchants president terry austin bennett remember david as someone who was passionate about the community and quietly did everything he could to support it. he was only allowed when he needed to be notwithstanding all of his community involvement, dave made time for his family and friends. some of his favorite activities were dining out with his wife lynn coaching his children's sports teams, traveling the globe, cheering on the giants and playing with his granddaughters. rest in peace david sagan may your memory be a blessing. >> then secondly, i'm asking that we adjourn our meeting today in memory of charles phan, the founder and longtime owner of the slant door who passed away unexpectedly on january 20th at the age of 62. >> charles was born into light vietnam in 1962 at the age of 13 following the fall of saigon ,he and his family came to san francisco as refugees as he grew up watching his mom and aunt cook, his interest in food and cooking also grew. he studied architecture and clothing design at uc berkeley for three years before opening a vietnamese restaurant. despite

senator cantwell was with us and senator bennett and senator welsh and senator kaine senator warner is here and right over here. or virginia and maryland centers were hit by this hard in their i want to tell you three things and then we are going to let our guests speak and that is at the state of the union chaos is up corruption is up and costs are up and this is affecting people, real people not just people in this building and we think it's time for people in this building to listen to the people out there that are getting hit by the trump administration's decisions. for a change we aren't speaking. we are letting our constituents speak to him was that they are the ones living desperate this. i'm going to turn it over to senator welch and allison. and thank you for having and allison hope with the vermont sugar makers association. vermont makes 51% of the less maple syrup and we have canadian partners across the border. we make 77% of u.s. maple syrup and in the united states is 23% for the past 20 years vermont production rates have grown 500% and a 25% canadian tariff on maple equ

bennett, a toddler with a simple request for the moore, oklahoma police department. good news, they really do protect and serve donuts. >> how are you guys? >> hi! >> how are you? we brought you some donuts! >> yes! >> officers picked up a box of dunkin and brought them over to bennett's house. police say bennett was playing with an old cell phone that could still call emergency services. >> i think a lot of parents found that out the hard way. >> he'll be calling back weekly! this is terrible bad behavior reinforcement! >> man. >> you know? >> whole box of donuts. imagine the sugar rush. >> i don't want to be around for that for sure. >> i don't ever see anyone coming out to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important, and if you're feeling unsafe, that's not okay. it doesn't feel like that in our hearts. i mean, it's worrisome. [dog barks] [dog bark

gb news reporter steve bennett spoke to commuters earlier on. >> i think certainly passengers feel thaty're left in the dark a bit and turn up. trains don't turn up, you don't know what's going on, so anything that keeps you informed helps. >> i used the northern rail app, so i already know when something is cancelled or not, or if there's a delay, even if i'm 20 minutes out. so it's kind of reinforcing something they already had. >> those are the latest gb news headlines. now let's go 1520 00:08:48,192 --> 00:08

our reporter steve bennett is live in wrexham, where a parade is set to take place later this morninglory. glorious sunny conditions here in wrexham as the locals are expected to turn out in their hundreds to celebrate saint david's day. >> and there's been a surge in reported loyalty card reward thefts. scammers have been accessing store or supermarket loyalty accounts and stealing the point balances. we'll be joined by a consumer expert to find out what's really going on elsewhere. >> we sent our reporter, jack carson to take part in a sugar beet harvest up in lincolnshire. ahead of the farmers protest on shrove tuesday, we'll also be shrove tuesday, we�*ll also be kicking off our pancake day celebrations live on the show. >> everything we�*ve done around >> everything we've done around the country has been done the british way, if you like. and we're not. we�*re not french. we we're not. we're not french. we don't want to spread muck. at 10 downing street. >> and of course, we have all of the day's top stories with columnists and broadcaster jenni trent columnists and broadcasterje

our reporter steve bennett is out and about for us in wrexham today. >> happy st david's day from >>s day from hollywood, wrexham, where the locals are out in force to celebrate their patron saint. >> oh, lovely. and dawn neesom. and the weekend starts right here and now. so it's the first day of spring. officially winter finished yesterday. thank god for that. and as you might have noticed, i have come dressed as a welsh daffodil today. not a teletubby as someone's just said, i look as someone�*s just said, i look like. thank you very much for that one. but if you want to share your story, what you're up share your story, what you�*re up to this weekend, if you're celebrating, if you're not celebrating, if you�*re not celebrating, if you�*re not celebrating, if you want to talk about zelenskyy and trump, all of that, let me know your thoughts on all the stories we're discussing today. it's really easy to get involved in the conversation. simply visit gbnews.com/yoursay and join in our chat. brilliant panel for you. now keep me company. today is writer and journalist clare muldoon lo

our reporter steve bennett attended a parade in wrexham earlier today.bout why they love this special day for their country. >> it�*s really important. >> it�*s really important. >> to welsh people. >> to welsh people. >> because it�*s. >> because it�*s. >> an historic thing that's been going on for hundreds. >> of years. >> of years. >> it's the welsh list of days >> it�*s the welsh list of days ever. and being a proper welsh girl, then it�*s just a great day to sort of celebrate. you get. >> to see what is made locally. people spend. >> local with. >> local with. >> local with. >> local businesses. means we can all thrive together. >> it's just the most. >> it's just the most. >> important event of. >> important event of. >> the year for us. it's all about history and. >> you. >> you. >> know, it�*s just an amazing thing for us. >> and it�*s. >> and it�*s. >> something that we would. >> something that we would. >> never forget any year. >> never forget any year. >> well, those are your latest gb news headlines for now. it's back to nana. >> for the ver