so berman says california law needs new teeth. he's proposing a stiff new penalty for contractors who take too much money upfront or collect progress payments without actually making progress. so up to $10,000 per case, we want it to be a really severe penalty. if people violate this, that's righteous. you know, we should have that. you know, if people are out there trying to being predatory and taking advantage of homeowners who are trying to do the right thing. berman just filed a bill to add that new penalty to state law. he believes it should scare off bad guys and protect families like yours. we don't want to create that incentive for the fly by night sort of bad actors to say, oh, you know, here's an opportunity for a massive money grab. and then we can we can just disappear or go bankrupt. the proposed reform is too late for anchored tiny homes. customers like laura. i recognize i probably won't get my 40,000 is probably to the wind. she's encouraging berman's colleagues in the legislature to vote yes, and for governor news

so berman says california law needs new teeth. he's proposing a stiff new penalty for contractors who take too much money up front or collect progress payments without actually making progress. so up to $10,000 per case, we want it to be a really severe penalty if people violate this. that's righteous. you know, we should have that. you know, if people are out there trying to being predatory and taking advantage of homeowners who are trying to do the right thing. bern just filed a bill to add that new penalty to state law. he believes it should scare off bad guys and protect families like yours. we don't want to create that incentive for the fly by night sort of bad actors to say, oh, you know, here's an opportunity for a massive money grab. and then we can we can just disappear or go bankrupt. the proposed reform is too late for anchored tiny homes. customers like laura. i recognize i probably won't get my 40,000 is probably to the wind. she's encouraging berman's colleagues in the legislature to vote yes, and for governor newsom

i'm kate bolduan with sara sidner and john berman. this is cnn news central. >> all right. happening now. the firings have begun. many people who worked at the department of education and small business administration last night. they are now waking up unemployed. the scope of this is unclear, but it is a shift for the most part. up until this point. billionaire elon musk's team has directed federal employees be placed on paid leave. this is getting fired. moments ago, musk commented on the buyouts. a separate thing, which have now been cleared by a federal judge. he says those who accepted it can, quote, take a vacation, get a second job, do whatever they want, save for the job that they were just moved out of. let's get right to cnn's alayna treene live at the white house for the very latest on this attrition forced an otherwise. >> exactly. look, as. >> you. >> put it, john, the widespread. layoffs have begun. scores of federal employees who had been placed on. >> probationary status. >> recently at the. >> department of education, as well as the small business administr

i'm sara sidner with john berman and kate bolduan. this is cnn news central. >> the mass firings heard round the world. and now the echoing sound of boos reverberating back. this morning, president trump and elon musk's effort to dramatically slash the size of the federal government and shrink the size of the federal workforce is facing a new type of pushback, this time at town halls in places like deep red georgia. watch what republican one republican congressman faced yesterday. >> tyranny is. >> rising in the white. >> house, and a man has declared himself our king. so i would. >> like to know. >> whether the people would like to know what you, congressman and your fellow congressman, are. going to. do to rein in the megalomaniac in the white. >> house. shou chew. edward dowd. thank you. now there are you. >> i'm not going to give you my best foghorn leghorn response to that, but what i you can go ahead and sit down. thank you. the when you talk about tyranny, when you talk about presidential power. i remember having the same discu

esto realmente no es a favor o en contra de inmigración, aseguró el alguacil berman. visitantes, incluyendo a migrantes que no representan una amenaza. somebody that comes into, quien dijo que si llegaran a estar en contacto con alguien en la cárcel o alguien que cometió crímenes violentos porque no usará todo lo que está a su alcance para que no comometan ee crimen de nuevo. por lo que dejó claro el alguacil berman que no están revisando ni preguntando por el estatus migratorio. or we're doing. esta política está destinada a individuos relacionados en crímenes violentos y serios como violadores, asesinos, abusadores de menores o violencia doméstica, entre otros. es ahí donde la agencia estará en contacto con ice. según el alguacil, es importante mencionar que la ley sb 54 limita la colaboración de las agencias locales y estatales con las autoridades federales de inmigración y esa ley dicta que los oficiales de ley en california, los policías y los alguaciles, las policías de la escuela, cualquier agente de policíaco en california no puede cooperar con la migra con es

this is robbie berman reporting from hospice square and television. lots of developments this weekend, the much anticipated reopening of the alpha border crossing has taken place as a conditional b. it's really him a ceasefire. deal. gas is health ministry stays the 1st 50. patients have not crossed into egypt for medical treatment. israel is, however, reported the conducting security screenings of border and medical staff to on the cover any at links to a mass leading to lengthy shoes. despite an increase in humility and assistance. the gals and upcoming medical evacuation 8 organizations are raising the alarm over the dire realities of how the city and living conditions. the crucial need 4 more to be don't wounded people, making in a way to egypt, helping sharing their experiences. so the shrapnel is still stuck in my eye and i have lost sight. then we had hope for treatment after they called us in. when we boarded the bus, they refused my mother who was escorting me to travel. then they refused my travel . citing, i am a team and i asked for help s

this is robbie berman reporting from austin square and television. and the much anticipated reopening of the roof of border crossing was egypt takes place as the condition of the is really how most these fire deal. the world health organization says 50 palestinian patients with critical injuries will be transferred from the enclave for urgent medical assistance or even so, israel is reported like conducting security screening of border and medical staff to uncover any link some us. despite an increase and humanitarian assistance, the gaza and upcoming medical evacuations, 8 organizations are raising alarms over the dire reality of palestinian living conditions. and the crucial need for more to be done. when the palestinians making their way to egypt share the experience. show the image that today the shrapnel is still stuck in my eye and i have lost sight. we had hope for treatment after they called us in. when we boarded the bus, they refused my mother who was escorting me to travel. then they refused my travel siding. i am a team and i asked for he

a contributor robbie berman visited the televi tv's hostages square where people gathered to celebrate and watch the live stream of mos releasing. the 3 president we're here and haas is square and the center of tel aviv. we're for many, many over a year, many, many months, about 15 months, people to gathering, trying to demand the hostages be released. and today, saturday morning, 3 very important hostages are being released. keith siegel, 65 years old, is also an american citizen who was kidnapped from pfizer, also called her on 53 years old from nero's father all 4. and of course the ident dave is 34 years old. who savvy announced about a year ago. he was forced to announce michael moss and the video that was released to the public that they reported that his wife and children were killed and it is rarely bombing. let's ask some of the people why they're here is just amazing to the people coming out to support the families that have been through the most terrible, terrible times. and it is really powerful. we've been here before, but that wonderful. these people that was the 10 peopl

or to contribute or robbie berman reports from central tel aviv. what people gathered to celebrate and watching live stream of the exchange were here at hosses square and the center of television. where for many, many over a year, many, many months, about 15 months, people in gathering trying to demand the hostages be released. and today, saturday morning, 3 very important hostages are being released. keith siegel is 65 years old, is also an american citizen, who was paid that from pfizer, also called her on 53 years old from nero's father, all 4. and of course the ident dave is 34 years old. who savvy announced about a year ago, he was forced to announce michael moss and the video that was released to the public. that they reported that his wife and children were killed and it is rarely bombing. let's ask some of the people why they here is just amazing to the people coming out to support the families that has been through the most terrible, terrible times. and it is really powerful. we've been here before, but that wonderful. these people that wa

this is robbie berman reporting from austin square and television of the much anticipated reopening of the wrath of border crossing with egypt takes place as a condition of the is really her mazda the ceasefire. deal. the world health organization says 50 published and in critical patients will be transferred from the enclave to receive urgent medical assistance. even so israel is required to lay conducting the security screening of border and medical staff to uncover any links to hum us. despite an increase in humanitarian assistance, the gaza and upcoming medical evacuations. 8 organizations are raising alarms over the dire reality of palestinian living conditions and the crucial need for more to be done. wounded palestinians making their way to egypt, share to the experience a show that you most of the shrapnel is still stuck in my eye and i have lost sight . we had hoped for treatment after they called us in when we boarded the bus. they refused my mother who was escorting me to travel, then they refused my travel siding. i am a team i asked for help so that i can travel and to fix

i'm john berman with kate bolduan and sara sidner.nn news central. >> are we headed for a constitutional crisis? president trump slamming rulings by federal judges and his top allies are suggesting he should defy the courts, all because the judges keep blocking trump's plans to overhaul the federal government. everything from

jeff berman, who was fired, who dealt with those cases, and today's news. daniel sassoon there.harara told us about that office. the real heroes are. >> the men and women. >> the investigators. >> the staff. >> the. >> prosecutors. >> the civil lawyers. >> who do all the work. >> of that place. the greatest honor of my. >> life was. >> working in a place that had great. >> tradition, but also had. >> some of. >> the. >> best people i've ever met. >> where does that point, david, in the officials that actually fill out all of these offices? fit with what's happening now? they're watching. the more senior people leave in protest, clearly making a mark, clearly making a point. and then the actual cases, whether it's rank and file, fbi doing the investigation or rank and file lawyers doing the cases that there is left. right. what do they do with all this? >> i think what they. >> do with, you. >> know, they realize. >> i can understand. >> i can understand if anybody wants to resign here. but i can also understand that those only those who resign. are those who are directly involve

. >> baldwin with john berman and sara sidner. this is cnn news central. >> all right. today plans to slash u.s. >> aid staff. worldwide goes into effect. a workforce of more than. >> 10,000 is expected to be cut to just under 300 direct personnel. the rest of the agencies direct hires being placed on leave. tonight at midnight. this is all part of the trump administration's widespread efforts to dismantle the humanitarian agency. in response, two labor groups representing workers are suing. now, the administration whether a court will intervene on emergency grounds remains to be seen. all of this unfolding as a judge presses pause on the deadline for federal workers to accept president trump's buyout offer. now, more than 2 million federal workers have until monday to decide whether to take the offer and resign or risk being fired, as the trump administration looks to shrink the federal workforce. cnn's chief national security correspondent, alex marquardt, joining us now with the latest. let's begin with with usaid. just a few hours from now, we are expecting almost a

i'm john berman with kate bolduan. this is cnn news central. >> and breaking. >> news overnight. >> high stakes. >> talks between the u.s. and russia are happening right now in saudi arabia. secretary of state marco rubio sitting down with top russian officials for the first time since russia invaded ukraine nearly three years ago. notably, not at the table right now. is anyone from ukraine or america's european allies? but the closed door talks? they are critical to the future of the deadly conflict and the future hopes of a democratic ukraine. we are standing by to see what comes out, what news, what word, what sign comes out of that room this morning, just as we also see a very stark split screen playing out those civilized talks to end the war. on one side and the other, word from ukraine that russia is intensifying its attacks as we speak. and we're also learning new details about the american just freed by russia hours before the talks began. cnn's matthew chance is in riyadh following all of this. matthew, what

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berman trying to sell a silencer and two illegal assault weapons at the placerville gun show back in november. that launched a bigger investigation and the search of his home. >> total. we seized eight assault rifles, a silencer, numerous other handguns, rifles, disassembled rifles, firearm parts, large capacity magazines and ammunition. >> now, berman is facing several felony charges, including the manufacturing of assault weapons, offering assault weapons for sale, and possession of a silencer. >> well, a lot of cloud cover, not much rain. there will be a little bit out of this system, but most of it should be marin county north. and even that doesn't look like much here. mendocino county, lake county, i think you're in a better situation, but a lot of cloud cover. it will be cooler. just the warm overrunning came through and really, there's just not much to write home about unless you're north. but we'll hang on to this for a little bit longer here. should be around 9 or 10 in the morning. this way we think we'll start to move through, kind of wash out. i doubt anything happens so

berman trying to sell a silencer and two illegal assault weapons at the placerville gun show in november. this launched a larger investigation and the search of his home. >> in total, we seized eight assault rifles, a silencer, numerous other handguns, rifles, disassembled rifles, firearm parts, large capacity magazines, and ammunition. >> berman now faces multiple felony charges, including the manufacturing of assault weapons, offering assault weapons for sale, and possession of a silencer. the city of oakland is facing difficult budget decisions, and today, a group of nonprofits held a rally saying the city could end funding by the end of the month. ktvu jana katsuyama reports tonight those cuts jeopardize programs to seniors, youth and others in need. >> this coalition of oakland nonprofits tuesday said they're fighting for survival. they received letters from the city of oakland saying their funding was being cut mid-year. millions of dollars across multiple grassroots groups who say they are on the front lines of serving those most in need. >> we can't do nothing without money to he

berman was found trying to sell the weapons at a plaster ville gun show.rs search its home in roseville. they found a bunch of rifles, large capacity magazines and ammo. bonta says that berman faces various felony charges. >> just into our kron 4 newsroom. police say a man was hit by a car last night and has died. this is in union city. we first told you about the collision last night on kron. 4 news attend the collision temporarily shut down eastbound of rado niles road at almaden boulevard. police say the driver involved remained at the scene and the driver did not appear to be under the influence. police say this is still active investigation. >> family and friends continue to mourn the death of a teen who was stabbed in san jose santana row on valentine's day. according to a gofundme 15 year-old david gutierrez was out on a date with his girlfriend when he was jumped by a group people kron four's jacked moment. reports. >> family and friends of david gutierrez say that he was a student at sequoyah high school and love to go to his local boxing gym in r

berman trying to sell a silencer and two illegal assault weapons at the placerville gun show in novemberarger investigation and the search of his home. >> total. we seized eight assault rifles, a silencer, numerous other handguns, rifles, disassembled rifles, firearm parts, large capacity magazines and ammunition. >> berman now faces multiple felony charges, including the manufacturing of assault weapons, offering assault weapons for sale, and possession of a silencer. >> a jury in los angeles has found rapper asap rocky not guilty of assault. >> we. >> the jury in. >> the above entitled action find the defendant, rakim mayers, not guilty of the. >> theft. >> his loved ones, their screaming with relief. after the reading of the verdict late today, the rapper dove into the courtroom's gallery to celebrate with his partner rihanna. his case stemmed from rocky's firing of a handgun at a former friend in 2021. defense attorneys argued he was carrying a prop gun, which shot only blanks. therefore, it was not a crime. rocky could have faced more than 24 years in prison if convicted. >> checkin

i'm sara sidner with john berman and kate baldwin. this is cnn news central. >> an absolute unnecessary. >> counterintelligence risk. and one putting lives in danger. that is the warning today from one top democrat, as the concern is now growing over the national security risks just triggered by a new move from the white house ordering the cia to send an unclassified email inside that email. the first name, last initial of every cia staffer hired in the last two years. the cia complied. the fear now foreign hackers and the new safety threat for americans in the u.s. and abroad. cnn's zach cohen is with us. he's got much more reporting on this. good morning. zach, what are you learning? >> yeah. kate, this is part of the cia's. broader effort to comply with that executive order from president donald trump to downsize the federal workforce. but look for an agency that prioritizes and places a premium on secrecy. this is really, frankly, a surprising move that the cia sent this list of names to the white house in an unclassified email, a

i'm john berman with kate bolduan and sara sidner. this is cnn news central. >> and the breaking news overnight, american marc fogel back on u.s. soil. last night. clearly overwhelmed and clearly overcome by emotion, he stood alongside president trump with an american flag draped over his shoulders. president trump welcoming him home and to the white house. now, after three years of wrongful detention in russia. >> i feel like the luckiest man on earth right now. and, uh. i want you to know that i am not a hero in this at all. and president trump is a hero. >> this morning. we are now standing by to really find out more. possibly another detained american to be freed in the coming hours. that was suggested by the president last night. who this person is, though, or when and or where they will be released from, that is unclear. we're also waiting to find out how this deal to free marc fogel came together. who or what russia is getting in return? the kremlin says a russian citizen is being released as part of the exchange. but as you ca

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i'm kate bolduan with sara sidner and john berman. this is cnn news central all right. >> happening now you're looking at live pictures from capitol hill. we are standing by to see president trump deliver remarks at the national prayer breakfast. we will take that to you live. the minute he begins. also, it is a strange and maybe pivotal day in washington. it is the final day for federal workers to decide if they will take a buyout or offer to resign, or risk getting laid off. and breaking overnight. there are new developments in the battle over whether elon musk's team should have access to sensitive data inside the treasury department. let's get to cnn's alayna treene at the white house with that. what data? who's got access? what's limited? what's not? >> yeah, there are a lot of questions about this, particularly some of the legality of what elon musk and his representatives at doge have been doing. and one of the questions was that some of his representatives, some of those representatives, had gotten access to highly sensitive,

john berman will be speaking to him. ahead. kate. >> elon musk taking questions for the first time since launching doge, admits he said things that aren't true about the very programs he is cutting, and he's still cutting them. what he's targeting next and the additional powers of the president just gave him. and it is a battle over immigration enforcement and the first amendment. more than two dozen faith groups are suing the trump administration, fighting to keep i.c.e. out of houses of worship. >> so i got you a little. >> something. >> warming for him, tingling for her. >> should we. >> experience the thrill of bringing them together? say more than i love you. say i want you with me, yours and mine. >> big and. >> small. >> essential big or small. >> essential big. >> small essential. grande essential. >> no matter. >> what business. >> you're in, verizon business has the network and solutions. >> you need to power it. >> can nariva support your brain. >> health. mary. janet. >> hey, edie. >> no! fraser. frank. frank. fred,

john berman all right.we are standing by for a critical white house meeting later today between president trump and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the meeting will be trump's first in-person sit down with a foreign leader this term, and the stakes are incredibly high, with the gaza cease right now in the balance. cnn's global affairs analyst kim dozier is joining us now with her expertise. thank you so much for coming in this morning for us. what, if anything, do you expect to come out of this meeting when it comes to gaza and the fragile ceasefire and hostage release that we are now seeing? well, outwardly, president trump has said some things that would make prime minister bibi netanyahu very pleased. he has hinted that he wouldn't mind. an expansion of israel's territory into the west bank. he has said openly he's. >> called for. >> palestinians to be essentially expelled. from gaza while the place is. >> rebuilt and. taken in by. >> egypt and jordan, which both of. >> them have rejected. but

leon berman is joining us now.his twin brothers, gali and ziv berman, are being held hostage by hamas in gaza. their family just received signs that the 27 year old brothers are still alive. lauren, thank you so much for being with us. i know your aunt had said in a radio interview that these signs of life actually came from hostages who were returned in phase one of this current deal. can you tell us more about that? >> yes. hi, brianna. and we got we just got a sign. >> of life. >> like like. >> you said. >> from the hostages. >> who came back. >> in this current deal. and we got it through our idf officers who accompany us throughout this ordeal of a year. and almost a health now. and we didn't get much. we just got to know that they are alive. the release is so both of them, but they are separated. and we knew that they were separated from november from the first deal in 2023. and back then the release was just in the first deal. sodom, saw them alive and separated, but now we have confirmation that throughout

i'm kate bolduan with sara sidner and john berman. this is cnn news center. >> all right. any moment now, a critical senate committee vote for president trump's nominee to lead the fbi. kash patel. the judiciary committee is expected to advance his nomination to the full senate floor. that is despite the committee's top democrat, senator dick durbin, lodging some serious allegations. durbin saying multiple sources have told him that patel had already ordered fbi firings, even though he has not been confirmed for the job. it's also a big day for some of the president's other picks. the full senate expected to vote on robert f kennedy jr.. s nomination for health and human services secretary. and there's a committee hearing for trump's pick to lead the department of education, linda mcmahon. cnn's lauren fox is covering all of this on capitol hill, an extremely busy day. you have these three nominees. what are you learning? >> yeah, i actually standing outside of the room where the senate judiciary committee is going to vote in just a couple of minutes on kash patel nominati

i'm john berman with sara sidner and kate bolduan. this is cnn news central. >> and happening now, we are following the reaction both in the united states and overseas, to the new proposal from president donald trump laying out what is now his proposed plan for gaza that the united states should own it and relocate the nearly 2 million palestinians who live there. the president even open to sending in u.s. troops to implement his plan. >> the only reason the palestinians want to go back to gaza is they have no alternative. they can live out their lives in peace and harmony instead of having to go back and do it again. the u.s. will take over the gaza strip, and we will do a job with it, too. we'll own it. >> and a live look behind me at the white house and at gaza right now, a place that president trump said all palestinians should leave so he can redevelop it and eventually turn it into the way he described it was the riviera of the middle east. some of his biggest republican supporters on the hill asked about this, republican senato

i'm john berman with kate bolduan and sara sidner. this is cnn news central. >> are we headed for a constitutional crisis? president trump slamming rulings by federal judges and his top allies are suggesting he should defy the courts, all because the judges keep blocking trump's plans to overhaul the federal government. everything from trump's push to end birthright citizenship to doge leader elon musk's effort to shrink federal agencies and slash federal funding have been thwarted so far by the courts. so what comes next in this unprecedented situation? will the president simply defy those rulings which could possibly set the country on the path to a constitutional crisis? cnn katelyn polantz is with me now. a lot happened on monday. a lot of things were said. explain all the ways the courts have essentially put on pause or blocked trump's policies from being implemented, at least for now. >> yeah, it is for now, sara, as of this time. but the courts are acting fast. there was one judge on monday, a federal judge in rhode island who

. >> with sara sidner and john berman. this is cnn news central. >> and we are standing by for news out of ukraine, where president trump's envoy, keith kellogg, is meeting with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. it comes as president trump has made a clear rhetorical shift toward russia and toward russian talking points. false talking points president trump has now falsely called zelenskyy a dictator multiple times. he falsely accused ukraine of starting the war with russia. russia invaded ukraine a short time ago. one of putin's key deputies, dmitry medvedev, posted on elon musk's twitter quote, if you had told me three months ago that these were the words of the u.s. president, i would have laughed out loud. even the russians can't believe how much trump has swung their way. we have brand new polling showing voters might be getting wary of some of president trump's moves. his approval is now dipping below zelenskyy's, which, of course, president trump falsely attacked the other day. overnight, ukrainian forces rep

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this is robbie berman reporting from austin square and telling me for so many developments to keep you aware of the much anticipated reopening of the rough uh, border crossing has taken place as well as the condition of the is really her mouth ceasefire deal, kansas health ministry so he's the 1st 50 patients have crossed into egypt for medical treatment. israel is, however, reported they conducting security screenings, and lost them quite some time afford, or, and medical stuff to under cover any links to him. us, despite an increase in humanitarian assistance to get us an upcoming medical evacuation aid organizations are raising the alarm over the dire reality of policy and living conditions on the crucial need for more to be done. when did people making their way to reach of helping sharing their experiences? so the most of the shrapnel is still stuck in my eye and i have lost sight. then we had hope for treatment after they called us in. when we boarded the bus, they refused my mother who was escorting me to travel, then they refused my travel, citing i am a team. so i asked for he

this is robbie berman reporting from austin square and telling me, well, the much anticipated reopening of the rough border crossing has taken place as well . a busy day of news as a condition by the way, all the israel from us cease fire deal gals us health ministry saves the 1st 50 patients. i've now crossed into egypt for medical treatment. israel is reportedly conducting security screening all border and medical stuff to uncover any links to how much, despite it increase in humanitarian assistance, the gaza, an upcoming medical evacuations. 8 organizations are raising the alarm with a dire reality of policy and the and living conditions. and the crucial need for more to be done. when did people making the way to egypt helping sharing their experiences. so the shrapnel is still stuck in my eye and i have lost sight. then we had hope for treatment after they called us in. when we boarded the bus, they refused my mother who was escorting me to travel. then they refused my travel site and i am a team and i asked for help so that i can travel and to fix my i saw it, but i should actually

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>> we are still suffering from some of the effects of the berman industry from the last round of tariffso that go around and raised tariffs on bourbon. it did affect our international bourbon sales. we also make a lot of cars in kentucky. the car manufacturers -- the price of still going up hurts the car manufacturers. we have a lot of international shippers. sending packages around the world. to a person, almost all of our major industries -- coming up and saying they don't want tariffs because trade has made us wealthier estate and as a country. >> near the canadian prime minister encouraging canes the other day that if tariffs go into effect instead of buying kentucky bourbon, buy canadian whiskey. >> that would be a downgrade. those are fighting words. that would be a downgrade. [laughter] nothing better than kentucky bourbon. i don't want hear that on fox news now. >> i was going to say with all due respect to my former countrymen, one of my formative experiences was going to my uncles -- they would make manhattan's. >> even if you were just a kid, you probably got a little bit for

ari berman last night, he's been reporting on this a lot. also warns this could happen in other places, so it's an important one to watch, even though it seems like a small one. it's an important one. >> yes. >> yeah, exactly. >> it's one of those things where you actually need. >> to turn the telescope around the other way to see how. >> bad. >> to see how. >> big. >> it is. it is potentially. >> a huge deal. jen, thank you very much. have a great weekend. looking forward to seeing your show on sunday. all right. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. >> really happy. >> to have you here. happy friday. >> there is so much to. >> talk. >> about tonight. >> there's so much to cover. when we had. >> our news meeting this afternoon. >> we had enough. >> news in. >> the like, things. >> we could put on the show column to do. >> 17 shows. >> but naturally, because it's me. >> i got to start. >> with something weird. all right. >> when the. >> new president. decided to hand over a big part of running the government to his largest camp

state assembly member marc berman of menlo park says his bill would close a loophole in california's prohibiting brokers from selling or shipping dogs to consumers in the state. >> in collaboration with with my colleagues up here, our legislative package will provide the oversight, transparency and accountability to protect california pet owners and shut down the puppy mill pipeline. >> california became the first state in the nation to ban pet stores from selling commercially bred dogs. beginning in 2019, private individuals can still sell dogs. >> as the nation continues to monitor cases of bird flu, a bird sanctuary in nevada says all of its birds could be wiped out if the virus appears there. workers have built huts inside the duck enclosure at the gilchrist nature sanctuary. the ducks usually go in at night, but if a bird flu hits, clark county workers say all the ducks would be on lockdown in their own quarters indefinitely due to how contagious the virus is. >> our usda inspector doctor field, said. jen, it's not a matter if we get the bird flu in the state of nevada, it's whe

robert fisk, john s martin, mary jo white, james comey, david kelly, jeffrey berman, audrey strauss.e corruption charges against new york city mayor eric adams. that request to the court to drop the charges, it has now finally been made. but charges don't just get dropped on their own automatically, because the justice department says to the judge overseeing the case now has to consider that request from the justice department. what is that likely to entail? is this saga ongoing? joining us now is lisa rubin, msnbc legal correspondent. lisa, you're reporting on this has just been invaluable. have i explained any of this the wrong way around yet, or have i pretty much got it right? >> no. >> it's all been right, and it's all terrifying. rachel, thank you for having me. >> what is the judge going to do here? i imagine that the judge doesn't have that much discretion about ultimately whether or not to drop the charges, but presumably there is some process that happens here next. right. >> there's not always a process, but if there are circumstances where the judge feels that he or she n

sara ganim john berman nayib bukele to. >> ukrainians filmed themselves taking dna samples from the dead, which they say prove these were korean. ukraine says up to a third of the 12,000 here are already dead or injured, and more are coming 12 rifle and backpack russia gave the north koreans they are overladen with ammo, he says, but sometimes no body armor or warm clothes and minimal water. >> north korea. just told us. to no. shawna slarb. >> tim burchett. this thermal drone video shows that speed of attack below a seven ukrainians in a trench facing 130 north koreans above who race at them and then try to flank them. many died here, but they seemed to be learning. >> or. >> good morning everyone. i'm fredricka whitfield in atlanta. we want to take you straight to philadelphia, pennsylvania. governor josh shapiro now talking as a result of that medevac plane crash, killing six on board, killing one on the ground and injuring several others on the ground. let's listen in. >> i also want to reaffirm what the mayor said about everybody working together with common purpose. there are no si

justice order, you have the former chief judge, beryl howell, you have judge chutkan, you have amy berman jackson, just today talking about michael shannon's heroism will never be moot, speaking out about the fact that these cases cannot be whitewashed. and so, you know, what you are seeing is one branch of government really doing what it's supposed to and being fearless. and i hear your point about other people i just wanted to like and that's a totally legitimate point, but it's worth noting that there are people who are saying this is wrong. >> who did you report to? >> i reported to the section chief of. >> the capitol. >> siege section, and he reported to the. >> u.s. attorney and the u.s. attorney reported. >> to the attorney general. >> and if the attorney general didn't want cases prosecuted against insurrectionists, would the chain of command have done what it did? >> absolutely not. that would. >> have been insurrection. >> within the organization. >> so do you live with a real fear of being targeted and prosecuted? >> you know, there's obviously. >> you. get threats as anybody

. >> jeff berman. >> jeff berman, because he felt that the president was trying to direct how he shouldis office. it was outrageous then, and this. >> is even more outrageous. >> and it's not only outrageous because the memo itself says the quiet. >> part out loud. >> because it does do our bidding. you'll be fine, don't you will be in trouble. it is because we're also hearing, reporting that eric adams has actually been telling his administration, do not criticize the president, cooperate on immigration. and when you are and i'm a new yorker, too. and i ran for office against eric adams. so full disclosure, i never expected this. and i think we have to call it what it is. it is an outrageous permission to be corrupt and to not be accountable as long as you do the bidding of a president of. >> the united states. >> that is unheard of. it is unheard of from an office that i have to say, we all held tremendous pride in the fact that we were independent, and that the only reason we would be told not to do a case was because we didn't have sufficient support for it. >> it's amazing so many

justice order, you have the former chief judge, beryl howell, you have judge chutkan, you have amy berman jackson, just today talking about michael flynn's heroism will never be moot, speaking out about the fact that these cases cannot be whitewashed. and so, you know, what you are seeing is one branch of government really doing what it's supposed to do and being fearless. and i hear your point about other people i just wanted to like and that's a totally legitimate point, but it's worth noting that there are people who are saying this is wrong. >> who did you report to? >> i reported to the section chief of the capitol siege. >> section, and. >> he reported to the u.s. attorney. and the u.s. >> attorney reported. >> to. >> the attorney general. >> and if the attorney general didn't want cases prosecuted against insurrectionists, would the chain of command have done what it did? >> absolutely not. >> that would have been insurrection within the organization. >> so do you le with a real fear of being targeted and prosecuted? >> you know, there's. >> obviously you. >> get threats. >> as any

jeff berman stayed over and over again. he was asked to and then he gets fired.ut i guess what i'm trying to understand is if you stay, do you really stay thinking that eric adams is the only prosecution you're asked to drop for a political favor? >> well, you'll have to see how things unfold. >> what do you think? i mean, you've you've sort of studied. >> criminals and criminal acts, i think. i think, look, the decision here, it i don't think the decision in the adams case came out exactly the way the department would have preferred it. and i think that's the case because i think the southern district people went down to washington and made their case in a very vigorous and made robust arguments that made it very difficult for the department to do something more than what they did. i mean, they couldn't have them dismiss it outright, and that would they didn't do that. and so i give a lot of credit to the folks in the southern district for prevailing on the department to make things not as bad as it might have otherwise been. >> i guess from the outside it just