how old activity is being pieced together to keep so just the i d, michael junior and you are welcome to the program. us lawmakers have approved a bill provided almost $61000000000.00 worth of aid and military support to ukraine . the package has been delayed for months due to cross spots the wrong and democrats joined forces with some moderates. republic. i'm allow me guess to push the bill through though the majority of republicans voted against it. make is to the waves, ukrainian flags. the house will be, as the house of representatives gave the green light for more, a to ukraine. for nearly $61000000000.00 a package includes funds from weapons for keys, for training, for ukrainian soldiers, as well as more cash to help the us replenish its own weapons stockpiles. and it provides for greater accountability over ukraine a. it forces in, in game strategy for the ukraine war includes a loan instrument of this for an a to ukraine, and the repo act to ensure that russian assets pay for part of the bill. it's the pool that ukrainian soldiers have been waiting for. since last year, the tr

d. michael junior. you are welcome to the program there with ease of a new video by have my screen to show 2 hostages being held in gaza. is when you impress that one. these are all as governments to secure their release of all those still being held. israel's foreign ministers are all cats has suggested a planned assault on rough. i could be suspended if a hostage deal can be struck, but how mass which carried out the up to about $7.00 to $10.00 or attack. and that reports that such a deal maybe close us public on our gross of a sea of white and blue slacks on the streets of tel aviv thousands of his re lease demanding that the government brings a compact for you at home. but after almost 7 months of war, many are turning their fury on prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his wife wouldn't government's failure to secure a deal. families of the hosp is gather to call upon the cabinet members get out of government. if you can't secure the hostage the now this is your number, one of the government of isr

and catholic university professor d russian expert michael kimmich has penned a study of the russia ukraine r. it's titled collisions the origins of the war in ukraine and the new global instability. and finally, two other notable books we want to mention that are coming out this spring in may, former university of kentucky swimmer riley gaines will release her book. it's about her work to keep trans women from competing in the women's divisions of sports. the book is titled swimming against the current fighting for common sense in a world that's lost its mind. and wnba star and olympic gold medalist brittney griner is publishing a book about the ten months she spent in russia's prison system. ms. grinder's book entitled coming home, is being published in may as well. and that's a look at some of the upcoming books this spring. we should note that all of these books will be featured on book tv in the coming weeks. and now a conversation with national book critics circle board member j. howard rosier about the nonfiction books that he's looking forward to in the coming months. so, mr. rose,

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publisher of the national enquirer, who has been describing a 2015 meeting with mr trump and his fixer, michael dtrump's reputation, but aiding his campaign, as is alleged. "i would be your eyes and ears," mr pepper recalled telling them, as he described the tabloid practice of "catch and kill", by which publishers will buy the rights to a story, with the intention of burying it and never running it. with us tonight the retired district judge shira schneidlin. thank you for being here. did the prosecution, for you, set up the trail of it's evident today? t prosecution, for you, set up the trail of it's evident today? i think he did. i think— trail of it's evident today? i think he did. i think david _ trail of it's evident today? i think he did. i think david pepper's - he did. i think david pepper's testimony is effective to the case. he described a meeting that you can only describe as a conspiracy, the three of them agree and how they will keep out of the news information that they thought would harm the donald trump's electoral chances. so it is a conspiracy to commit electoral interference.

theyee got a court-ordered sear warrant to-o search michael cohen's office and they seized business records andhe e-mails d documents. and then michael cohen was told he was going to be charged with federal crimes. and then michael cohen struck a plea deal with federal prosecutors, with the u.s. attorney's office in the southern district of new york. cohen pled guilty to campaign finance violations and other charges. he admitted that he had arranged this payment to ms. daniels and also to another woman that said she had a nine-month long affair with trump. she says he arranged these payments. he coordinated to make sure these women would get paid to stay quiet about their allegations of infidelity in order to help trump's presidential campaign. now, when michael cohen pled guilty, president trump calling him a rat. that's nice. when michael cohen pled guilty, he admitted in federal court that he hadn't paid out this hush money out of his own accord, out of the goodness of his heart. michael cohen admitted in court filings. he swore in person in federal court that he had been directed to make these payments

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d catholic university professor and russian expert michael kimmich has penned a udy of the russia ukraine war. it's titled collisions the origins of the war in ukraine and the new global instability. and finally, two other notable books we want to mention that are coming out this spring in may, former university of kentucky swimmer riley gaines will release her book. it's about her work to keep trans women from competing in the women's divisions of sports. the book is titled swimming against the current fighting for common sense in a world that's lost its mind. and wnba star and olympic gold medalist brittney griner is publishing a book about the ten months she spent in russia's prison system. ms. grinder's book entitled coming home, is being published in may as well. and that's a look at some of the upcoming books this spring. we should note that all of these books will be featured on book tv in the coming weeks. and now a conversation with national book critics circle board member j. howard rosier about the nonfiction books that he's looking forward to in the coming months. so, mr. rose

the ex-national inquirer publisher, d publisher david pecker testified he worked with michael cohen to bury stories that could have damaged the 2016 trump campaign and to embellish negative stories about mr. trump's political rivals. pecker testified the arrangements stem from a 2015 trump tower meeting with cohen and the former president. the case centers on allegations that mr. trump colluded to illegally influence the 2016 election and falsify business records to cover up an alleged affair, all accusations he denies. >> what's going on is a disgrace. >> reporter: the day started with a contentious hearing over whether mr. trump violated the judge's gag order, barring him from publicly attacking witnesses and jurors, something prosecutors say he's done repeatedly, citing his comments about cohen right outside the courtroom. >> he got caught lying. pure lying. >> reporter: the trump legal team arguing the former president is defending himself as a presidential candidate, not a criminal defend ant. a prosecutor rejected that, saying throwing maga into a post doesn't make it political,

d enies. the money was reimbursed by michael cohen and he'll testify at that trial and as part of the jury selection given a 42 question form to try to fare out the jurors that can't give trump a fair trial. the judge did give the trump side a win by denying the ability for the jury to see the access hollywood tape in which the former president with them not wanting that and they've got that win today and see what happens if he holds the former president in contempt of court or attack on withins. ashley: the good date and new york times and polls show president biden is virtually tied with donald trump holding onto a 46% to 45% lead there you have it and lit february had 4 8-43% lead and break it down even more and joe biden gaining support with the black community with 69% compared to 66% for previous months and trump f alling from 23-16%. biden's hispanic support also surging back to 50% and last month he was at 40 and meanwhile trump is at a 41% not gazon slightly from 36% but biden has lots of support among young voters and gaining among the 1 8-29 year-olds and meantime 69% of voters, stu, beli

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d just be fines. i can take criticism myself i think michael cohen who i understood my can't say things about trump whenn is saying things to him i think that's fair game but if you're gonna say anything about a juroi if i'mng the judge, yeah, anythg about court personally their the families you endanger them i don't care what your name is what job he served before your and american you will go to jail other than that i think we just get on with the trail. >> teflon don is a slipperyilly sucker surviving bankruptcysi a access hollywood the russia hx impeachment january 6 left for w deadas and the man has 9 lives r democrats know hate such a fried because he beat hillary in thely only reason he lost a bite and was because of covid-19 and the ciovida and fbi. >> and he didn't get as many votes. >> he can play on their turf in the respa employee and his base blacks, hispanics and young people they decided to stop ed tpoliticking and just want to incarcerate the guy and they caught him they trapped him in the cage we call the courtroom a cage in these like king kong they're sending rachel maddow down theres

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d. c. a who is simply aren't capable of of understanding these concepts. i think michael maloof is right, that this long range strikes is a deliberate strategy for the average him, because they can't win on the battlefield. then the west cannot provide the key munitions like artillery shells and intercept their missiles for air defense in the quantities that they need, whether the money games through or not. because their military industrial complex isn't geared up for this. but from the very beginning, the only hope of a russian defeat in this has been a collapse of political stability and russia. the intention in washington they, they fully believed that the, the sanctions would have that effect, that they would crush the russian economy. the rubel would be rubble as, as we heard the jen savvy and then others say, and the russian people would rise up in the street and overthrow their government and then that, that would be right. obviously, that didn't happen. so the only way to create the political stability and russia necessary to shake their political well mm. is the

d. c. who is simply aren't capable of, of, of understanding these concepts. i think michael maloof is right, that this long range strikes is a deliberate strategy for the average him. because they can't win on the battlefield. and the west cannot provide the key munitions like artillery shells and intercept their missiles for air defense in the quantities that they need. whether the money gave them screw or not because their military industrial complex isn't geared up for this. but from the very beginning, the only hope of a russian degree in this has been a co lapse of political stability and russia. the intention in washington. they, they fully believed that the, the sanctions would have that effect if they would crush the russian economy. the, the rubel would be rubble as, as we heard the jen sat key and then others say, and the russian people would rise up in the street and over throw there government and then that that would be right. i'll be sleeve that didn't happen. so the only way to create the political stability and russia necessary to shake their political well m

d. wyer a >> trump's lawyer at the time, c michael cohen, said trump would take a dnaha test to prove it wasn't true and said it'd be impossible for an irish german to father a hispanic child. >> anyway. these are the kind of things celebrities and billionaires like trump deal with trump's dei financial success is largely based on his brand. >> and if his brand take s a hit, true or false, his financials take a hit. >> people will say anything forp a paycheck and people will pay money to protect their brandeoa >> and what's the fuss? catch and kill is how democrats win elections. >> tara reid leveled sexual assault allegations against biden last campaign. >> the press suppressed it for months. the media caught and killed the laptop. the medi for a caught and killed. ashley biden's diary. the media caught and killed the epsteight ann story to protl the clintons immediate court and killed the obamaed farrakhan photo protect the messiah the media catches and killsd countless negative stories about democrats every day. >> our news cycl storiese. the na >> "the national enquirer" does it for

otherwis38e known as michael avenatti, literally from prison or they'll hang on every wor d when talking to the beacon of truth known as adam schiff cohemichael cohen. so it would have beenbe fascinating to see the looks on their facesen t when they saw those polls over the weekend come out showingd come trump upi by five. trump up by six. trump up by nine. nationallyx or nin and ahead.r or at least tied in everaty sta becausste that shows how out of touch they are with the american people outsid e deep i blue cities when it comes to talking about the issues they care about, not lawfareg a but inflation, energy prices, crime, the border chaos happening on american campuses and around the worlding . >> if this election is about the issues you just referreds id to, i think donald trump wins by in far away. but they will want to make this about abortion and do the bidding for the democrats, t want to make it about democracy in peril. they'll want to make iy. tht about six that want to make ity about trump. and they'll call republicans6tus every name as they do every election, racist, sexist

michael, quick check. now we start with breaking news. this our a car has exploded in moscow leaving one passing engine. and our d source has reveals that the vehicle belongs to a former ukrainian security. the officer by city improves are off to cooperated with moscow after the night and coolly in 2014. now a r t correspondent, to charlotte the best key joins now from the scene. charlotte is good to have you join me now. what do we know so far above a car explosion of the will? as you mentioned, we understand that a called just behind me. it's a toyota s t v exploded a little earlier today in the north of most go. we understand that this vehicle belongs to a full my s b, you officer. this is up a city pro. is that all for you mentioned that who defected to russia? back in 2019. now we have been told this is unconfirmed. the all she has been told that she was the person in the vehicle when an all u. d exploded when he was in that he since being taken to hospital with injury, said to be to his head, his arms and his legs, you can see that the toys seen here in the north of most go is colton dolph. as a criminal ca

d farm dog. >> what a charming anecdoterainb to includele in a room with hero editor michael vick. seriously killing a puppy for is like nuking france for not shaving their armpits. e nuit's a little harsh.ing th >> so anyway, polleisls show biden's in real trouble. which tells you everything you need to knowin rea about.d o trump's trials as trump becomes america's choice for president, the only option for the dems is election interference through lawfare. their only strategy is to straeldshem from the playingr field rather than give the voters a chance instead of letting the election unfold. they're trying to take them outt back like an untraceable dog. except in this case, it's not back. >> they're doing it right in front of you . period. winston, i know in england that you have dogs. ru is it customary fur in the rural parts of england to decide you're going to just shoot a dora engt yog because hs trained? py trainei think you've got ths all wrong? yes, i think it is fantastic: .d >> really? and i'll tell you why. it's very important, actually. yeahou it'. hs >> we need psycho

d nadie. >> el cuerpo del exjugador de la nfl, o.j. >> simpson, sera incinerado manana, segun confirmo el al albacea de su herencia. >> el almacen de su herencia. >> el abogado michaeluchara para evitar el pago de mas de 33 millones de dolares que segun una sentencia civil deberian recibir las familias de su exesposa nicole brown simpson y el amigo de esta ron goldman. >> o.j. >> simpson fue juzgado y a absuelto de la muerte de ambos en 1994, pero en 1997 fue declarado culpable en una demanda civil por muerte por negligencia. >> el abogado dijo que nunca hubo una orden orden judicial que obligara a simpson a pagar la sentencia civil. >> estamos en alerta y es que una nueva tormenta cruzara hoy por el pais y promete traer desde vientos fuertes a tornados y granizo. >> vientos fuertes, atornados y granizo. >> carlos robles, cuentanos, ¿cuales serian estas zonas mas afectadas? >> sigue la madre naturaleza donde hay que hablar asi sobre todas las cosas en el centro y medio oeste del pais, la si situacion bastante preocupante. >> todo guiado por calor y mas calor, fijense las temperaturas 18 grados por encima de lo que es normal y ese viento del sur cargando consigo hume

he introduced d everything i, destroying our cia if it wasn't already destroyed before that. there's an excellent book, big intel, by jake michael waller. i highly recommend it. it stitches all this together, shows this decades-long march toward what we're seeing here today. elizabeth: okay. so today house speaker michael johnson announced he's going to put the firepower of seven house committees including oversight, ways and means and education to look at a revoking federal tax breaks, revoking federal funding and revoking visas for foreign students. education secretary cardona says no biden official, no civil rights officials are at these schools doing anything about this. so they're not doing anything. columbia got hit with a class action haut. this is the issue, where are the civil rights actions? i mean, student protesters, they have no free speech rights to occupy any property indefinitely. the first amendment only covers government actors, not colleges. they're in the middle of finals, so where are the protests against iran in and as you point out, hamas' brutality and literally executions of people? where are the protest

i'm joined now by former israeli ambassador to the us, michael or an investor or i mean, it seems after last night strike events could be on a d. do you think this explosion in iraq i mean, is it worrisome in that it could change the equation if there was a miscalculation or misunderstanding yeah. >> hi, good to be with the i just said there's always i don't think so. i think it's clear to israel was not involved in the iraqi explosion. it would be a very sharp turn from that longstanding israeli policy. we haven't struck back any rock, and certainly no shortage of iranian-backed militias in iraq, including iranian-backed militias. because we may have participated in last saturday faraj against israel. but it hasn't been israel's policy if anything, is really seeking to trick some kind of new relationship with iraq. it's a sunni arab country, despite the fact that these large shi'ite iranian-backed militias. and frankly, who could be responsible for that explosion, you could take a number, anything? thank from certainly americans who've wanted to take it vinge for the many, many attacks over 170 attacks that were launched at a

but as michael says, it is the one thing perhaps that gets attention. so puts the president an awkward position where he has d to make a decision on something that may be against his own political interest at home in order to decide what may be the best strategic decision overseas. we will see how they receive at this point but that is obviously a tough calculation. >> with 201 days to go before the election, extraordinarily tough. peter, what else can you tell us about the conversation? the situation within the biden administration, between israel's attack over the weekend , excuse me, between the israel attack tonight and iran's attack over the weekend, what o is going on inside this white house? >> yeah, we don't know for sure because they are not talking e right now, so we have got to be careful about assuming but i think emily basically alluded to this earlier, too. in the situation room, obviously monitor reports. they want to see just how expensive this attack really is. what kind of damage it does, what does actually do and how far, therefore, will it provoke iran. we have seen in the past, when the u

and the game that had a while finished with michael porter junior sleep corner with a minute and 15 seconds left on the top, tied it up at 95 points, a p, d and 3 buckets. before jamal murray stepped in with a jumper at the bus. here the seal is 101 to 99 when for the nuggets rallied from 20 points down in the center. okay, and that is all your support for now back to you, ron. bye. thank you very much indeed. are you, you, you and report is find that asia was the world's most disaster hit to region from climate, and by that hazards in 2023. the world meets your logical organization says floods in stones caused the highest number of reports of casualties and economic losses. peter newman is professor of sustainability across and university and he says governments must act foster to mitigate the effects of climate change as we had been predicting this. but i would have to cite it has come quicker than we thought, or rather hoped that we'd have a bit more time to make the changes. but we don't, we are now in the thick of climate change and it's going to get worse until we type net 0 through to the end. if we can do that by 2040, for example

as the default position michael of course are going to win -- endorsed trenin because otherwise you are for trump and you are all those bad things and want to be all those bad dcause they don't want to just be there and told her that bad they are all the time and people get tired of it and that makes them support trump even more. >> greg: yes. i like to be told how bad i am. sometimes i'll pay for it. [laughter] tyler -- >> speaking of got you only 50 bucks. >> greg: yes. well you have to find it. [laughter] you know, is all in quarters. imagine how he must really feel if he said that publicly? because generally people don't say [bleep] like that -- they will -- i don't know many celebrities that will do that but if you saying that imagine how he really feels. >> i would like to know how we -- i mean he's a big guy but the little rock if you can't actually see what he thinks. huge guy -- actually fun fact another fake news conferences for conspiracy got it wasn't an earthquake the other day it was the rock and lizzo landing in a new york air airport. >> greg: you have a thing -- >> that's what you have a problem with? 's anyhow. i'm done. no, not done. [laugh

witnesses, they're more thanr, d welcome to smear, slander, besmirch trump any time, any place, anywhere. and by the way, in fact, the state's key witness in this case is michael cohes innfell i and admitted convicted liar and felon all over cable. o sa he has plenty to say about donald trump. en live e his anti-trump vitriol on tik tok, the state's othe tikr possible star witness, a h star who previously denied ever receiving a hush money payment multiple times, including this signed statement. take look at it.'ve rumors that i have received hush money from donald trump arreh moneonald tre. completely false. if indeed i did have a relationship with donald trump, well, trust me, you wouldn't be reading about in the news. you wouldn't be reading about it in my book. the fact of the matter m is, these stories are not true. and then now, of course,8, 2 that was reported, what, 2026? 00all these years, same thing,st same non-story that was signed in january of 2018. now, a nondisclosure agreements are ending as as they are known. they're not illegal, but again, trump is on trial for allegedlyo mislabelinr g an nda from eight years ago and only now 200 days before

michael. >> thanks, john. and good morning, everyone. happy monday. the roads are looking good this morning. no major delays and really no backup. times right now. 34 minutes de maze. 14 minute commute. walnut creek to 5.80, castro valley to the maze. 14 minute commute. san leandro to the maze. a 13 minute commute. all looking good. taking a look at the bay bridge right now. it's looking like a parking lot, but that's because of metering lights are on and we're eventually going to get over that bridge. 21 minutes me from the maze over to fremont street taking a look at the san mateo bridge right now, 80 to 101, 18 minute commute. taking a look over the richmond, sandra fell bridge. well, people are stopping, go there as well. it's a 14 minute commute to get over that. but that golden gate, well, everything looks good. i know that we're talking about hasan fog, but unfortunately, that sun outshines all of that, i'll send it back to 2 ladies at the desk. all right, michael, thank you for that. we have a big story. we're following. a great well found dead just off of the shore. >> alameda and san francisco bay now have to figure out how this whale died and what

going to be co-presenting with michael canning, manager of our policy division, but he is unavailable today, we're going to be talking about the implementation of proposition d a, something that was in the works. and commissioner request that we bump it up. so we're very happy to do so and share this, we're going to start first by talking about the results itself and what's next for the policy, so as you probably know, the measure did incredibly well. it's one of the most successful measures in city history and the most successful over the last 30 years. so very excited and honored that we get to implement something with this amount of public support, the policy division, moving forward, i won't be able to get into too much detail since i'm not able to download michael's brain fully, but there are going to be ongoing conversations with bargaining units. first, on the details around the transition away from the department's unique statements of incompatible activities, which will no longer be taking effect. there's going to be additional regulations also in the works for detailing some of the specific, details. and then, they're going to be playing a large pa

d this is that's the problem with the da's case, is actually proving trump's intent they have to show that trump intended to interfere with the they claim that they have phone calls of conversations between michael collins, trump's attorney, who allegedly made these payoffs or who pled guilty, actually, not allegedly, but pled guilty to making the payoffs to stormy daniels and trump planning this out. >> so both sides have weaknesses and both sides have strengths. do you think >> stacy, it's going to be difficult for donald trump to get an impartial jury in manhattan where voters are overwhelmingly democratic, capital d and voted for joe biden i wouldn't use the word difficult, but i would use the word painstaking and lengthy. i think after today, this jury selection process has already shown us with half of the panel dismissed. there are 100 jurors who get brought into the courtroom at large. and who run through the juror questionnaire panel and they get picked out sort of for certain reasons, like they can't serve, they're not available to serve. they don't want to serve they're biased there are going to be a lot of people in manhattan by nature. this is not approach from city who are going to

d he's a witness knowledgeable in campaign finance law. >> he's gotten involved in other campaigns, but yes, it's true. look this is the case that put michaelen in jail, right. >> yes. >> this is -- i think like this is -- there's a lot of legal culpability here and i think pecker knew enough because he's been involved in other campaigns, and that thing where he talks to the counsel and we can't do the money, if anything that is -- >> i am not a bank, that to me might forever be the ominous sentence he's uttered so far. i want to bring in someone familiar susan craig, she just walked out of the courthouse. i can't see her, but i'm sure it is full. we don't have to go in any order. start with what jumped out at you today? >> nicole, there was so much, but i have to say, if there was one moment that it's going to be hard to forget it happened right after lunch. david pecker was testifying still on direct under examination from the government, and he talks about a call he got from donald trump in 2017. it was probably in june. donald trump invites him to dinner at the white house, and he says i would really love if you and your wife could come

d banking at major financial institutions. the allies for defending freedom is one of the entities targeted by the government and some of this correspondence. we appreciate being here as well. mr. norbert michael vice president director of the center for monitoring financial alternatives of the cato institute. he has researched and published on issues pertaining to financial markets and monetary policy including the bank secrecy act and important piece of legislation that it saves particulars advocate for reform to individual rights against government overreach and protect personal privacy. mr. michaels a law-enforcement analyst security consultant firearms instructor he proves us or for 20 years as a police officer with the d.c. metropolitan police department we welcome our witnesses and thank them for appearing today. we will begin by swearing you in will you please rise and raise your right hand. do you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury that the testimony about to give his true and correct to the best of your knowledge and information and belief so help you god? they let the record show that witnesses have answered in the affirmative. thank you, you may be seated please tell your wri

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