dana. >> dana: fox news alert. new route rage over another ice raid leak giving criminal migrants facing arrest and early warning in northern virginia disrupting a large-scale enforcement operation there. >> bill: that would be a no no. >> dana: welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. >> bill: hope you had a good weekend. big week. news about the impending raids leaked by an activist news editor giving potential targets a heads-up about an operation planned for today and tomorrow. homeland security secretary kristi noem has put a priority on finding anyone guilty of leaking information and disrupting previous raids. >> dana: former ice director blasting agents of the deep state trying to hobble the mission to make america safe. >> people can be charged with obstruction of justice, a federal felony carries up to ten years in prison and justified here because these agents that are going out there on behalf of us to keep us safe are being put in danger because of these leakers trying to advance

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jackie: that is bloomberg's dana wollman. thank you for joining us.be to bloomberg's tech newsletter for more analysis and scoops. as we get into the potential impacts of tariffs on the tech sector and fintech sector, our guest, citizens financial ceo, bruce, we were just talking about humane, coming out of hp, they are a hardware manufacturer, and right now, a huge question, what impact tariffs are going to have at this exposure could you are at the technology conference in san francisco. what vibe are you getting about potential concerns and uncertainty this leaves for tech? bruce: yeah. i would say there is a lot of optimism broadly emanating from the conference, so we see some great innovation in companies making great strides, and i would say the tariffs issue is out there, but it is not top of mind. there has been, i think, a big backlog in terms of owners getting capital back to their investors, and so we are all waiting for the ipo calendar to finally break through and that logjam to break. hopefully we will see deals start to pick up as the y

i'm dana bash. let's go behind the headlines and inside politics. we start with some new developments. president trump just took another shot at ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. it happened just moments ago. the commander in chief posted the following on social media. quote. this guy doesn't want there to be peace as long as he has america's backing. and europe, in the meeting they had with zelenskyy, stated flatly that they cannot do the job without the u.s. probably not a great statement to have been made in terms of a show of strength against russia. what are they thinking now? the president was responding to zelenskyy's comments that the end of the war between ukraine and russia is still, quote, very far, very, very far away to varies there. he also wrote, america will not be put, america will not put up with this much longer. cnn is covering this from all angles. chief global affairs correspondent matthew chance is in moscow, but we are going to start at the white house with jeff zeleny. jeff, can you explain a little bit more about thi

in today's post, columnist dana dana milbank notes, this much is clear. and as a country are to defend his twin pillars, then we must redouble our fight against the single greatest threat to personal liberties and free markets in the united states. today, president donald trump. dana milbank joins me now. dana, excuse my mispronouncing pronunciation of. >> rotors, rotors, rotors, readers. >> but i'm glad to have you, my friend. i'm glad to have you. look, i want to start with this, this this idea of what's happening right now, which is sort of emblematic, symptomatic, i guess, of what we see happening at the post. you remember the white house correspondents association, you write about how this move against, you know, one of those pillars is playing out. how does it show authoritarianism and threaten all of our freedoms? could you just explain where you where you were going with your piece today? >> particularly as it. >> relates to the situation with. >> the white house press pool? i mean, this has been happening. >> i think it goes back to 1914. the pre

dana, i'm too young for that show. you know what is interesting, too, is how they didn't feel this way about george soros, who spent billions and billions to undermine american strength. but if you criticize george soros, you are playing into the tropes of anti-semitism. >> not only. >> that, but. >> do you remember. >> that ilhan. omar caused a multi-week. >> kerfuffle. >> including a vote. >> for being censored. >> in the house. >> because she suggested that jewish people in america have dual loyalties? >> remember that? she almost got censored. >> even by nancy pelosi. that was like, that was a huge deal. now they're doing the same. >> also, i think that. >> president trump is blessed with the dumbest opposition, right? they cannot figure out what their get, their footing. and part of it is what jesse said is that their media operation has collapsed. but the other thing is, elon musk was bullied terribly, he was abused terribly, and he was able to get himself out of that. and guess what? this is the other thing that

and in that same bill, dana will do all sorts of things. make sure the border is secure.will get american energy dominance going again. we will reduce red tape and cut down the bureaucracy in this country that the american people want us to do. and and again, move one step forward even further in restoring peace through strength. so it's a critical piece of legislation. >> you met this past week with elon musk for several hours, i believe, on the white house complex. did you talk to him about when you pass the bill to keep the government running, when at least you hope it will, you will do so that you will include cuts in that that mirror what he is trying to do, big cuts in some cases almost eliminating agencies. >> yes. we're going to need a few more weeks, maybe a month or more, to qualify and quantify and then codify what elon musk and the doge effort is all about. and that is eliminating fraud, waste and abuse in the government. he genuinely believes they may be able to find as much as $1 trillion, and that is going to make a big difference, obviously, in the budgeti

. >> lawrence: what about dana perino? >> bill: downtown nashville.y, great show, still talking about what went down on friday. now we have an idea about what happens next, general jack keane will take us through that. >> dana: border has rarely been better, find out why. >> bill: does tim walz want another crack at it? what he's saying. >> dana: and doge is at it, we awaits the big chechen tomorrow night. >> bill: big speech tomorrow night, see you tomin 10 minutes top of the hour. i had the worst dream last night. you were in a car crash and the kids and i were on our own. that's awful, hon. my brother was saying he got life insurance from ethos. and he got $2 million in coverage, all online. life insurance made easy. check your price today at ethos.com. doctor box, there were many failed attempts to fix my teeth. i retouched all my wedding photos, and it was even affecting my health. i trusted you because you specialize in dental implants. you created a permanent solution and customized my teeth so it still felt like me. my new teeth have improved

dana. >> dana: chad, thank you so much. ten is ten too many. >> bill: before we go something great. bald eagle jackie and shadow are expecting triplets. three eggs. we've reached the stage there is a certain crack in the egg. last year the eggs failed to hatch. we are hoping this year. big for my sisters and my mom. they watch them all day long on this camera. >> dana: it is fun to watch them. hi to your mom as well. harris faulkner takes you through the next hour. here she is. >> harris: the nation is perched to hear it. president donald trump is preparing to give his joint address to congress and all americans tomorrow night. something he will certainly touch on, ukraine and how america fits into a peace deal. you will hear me say it. who wants peace more? the president of this country or the president of ukraine? you could not tell that on friday. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the tense oval office meeting between president trump, who wants this war to end, and ukraine's president zelenskyy on friday took over the news cycle. after a lot of blame and fi

she's joining us live from london, and most european lead is echoing the com sentiment them and dana as indeed alongside the french president macro. and we've had some of these as a spain gemini, no way, even from the to the european commission, us leveling to lie, and in unison, supporting for the man the lensky. now the british prime minister kissed um, i wasn't among the 1st european need us to express his support. but once he did put out a statement, he said that he had spoken on the phone with, by donald trump and without him as a lensky. so he finds himself now in this role of a peace maker, not between russia and ukraine, but seemingly between the us and ukrainian presidents. now, it wasn't meant to be this way just today, before the lens skews meeting. just i'm a himself met with donald trump in the white house and that went fairly well. everyone in dining street thought it was very cool. joe, very room, even though guest on a did not manage to secure those security guarantees that he sold to get for ukraine. none the less he was, as he thought of laying the groundwork for th

nbc's dana griffin is in santa fe, new mexico for us. dana, welcome.hearing there from the sheriff? >> hey, alex. >> great to be with you. so investigators. say gene. >> hackman's pacemaker may be the best indication at this point of his last moment alive. >> it last registered activity on february. >> 17th. >> some nine. >> days before. >> their bodies. >> were discovered. now, investigators are. >> looking through evidence. >> they collected. >> evidence from. >> the home. >> they've also done a preliminary. >> autopsy. and they're. also awaiting toxicology. >> results. >> which. >> could take up to three months. the sheriff gave us a little. bit more indication about the growing theory. >> listen. >> it should be noted there were no apparent. >> signs of foul play in the early hours. >> of. >> thursday. february 27th, 2025. >> mr. hackman and. >> miss arakawa. >> were transported. >> to the office of the medical investigator. an autopsy was performed. >> initial findings noted. >> no external trauma to either individual. the manner and cause of deat

nbc's dana griffon is in santa fe with more on the investigation. dana, what more are you learning?is point of their last moments alive before their bodies were found in separate rooms of their home lying on the ground. investigators say there's no indication of foul play, and they also say the autopsy shows no external trauma. the sheriff is hoping that the pathologist can expedite the toxicology results, which could take up to three months. he also said there are no signs the couple died of carbon monoxide poisoning, deepening the mystery of what happened. they have collected medicine, cellphones, and a monthly planner to aid in their investigation. >> both individuals tested negative for carbon monoxide. an initial interrogation was conducted of mr. hackman's pacemaker. this revealed that his last event was recorded on february 17, 2025. >> reporter: and that was at least nine days before the bodies were found. investigators noting that while the couple was a fixture in this community they had become reclusive. it's unclear whwho was thlast person to see or speak to them. laura?

major general dana pittard served in the u.s. army, including multiple tours in iraq. he's an author of hunting the caliphate and terrell. jermaine starr is a journalist who was in ukraine covering the war when russia first invaded. he's the host of black diplomats on youtube and joins us from kyiv. gentlemen, welcome to you. general, let me start with you. the president said it was good for the world to see this. what do you say? >> well, good morning, victor. uh. >> the whole thing was regrettable. uh. >> i one. >> word really comes to to mind. >> and that's grace. >> and it's. >> really the graciousness. >> of of a host. and in this case, it was a president, united states and the vice president, united states being gracious hosts. and they need. >> to be. >> uh, they weren't. >> uh. >> especially to. a visiting dignitary, uh, duly elected president and an ally. of ukraine who has been brutally attacked by russia over the last three years. >> they weren't supposed to last. six weeks. >> but in fact, they lasted three years with our assistance. >> and. >> assistance o

up next year, the union with jake tapper and dana bash dana. guests include house speaker mike johnson, senator chris murphy, u.s. national security advisor mike wallace. thanks again for sharing your sunday morning with us. we'll see you next time. >> next. >> the dramatic fallout from. >> the war of words in. >> the oval office. >> house speaker mike. >> johnson and national security. >> adviser mike. >> waltz. >> joined anna, plus. democratic senator. chris murphy. >> state of the union. coming up next. sore throat. got your tongue? >> mucinex isa soares. sore throat, medicated drops uniquely formulated for rapid relief that lasts and lasts. >> that's my baby. >> try our new sugar free cough drop. insta shou chew. >> here you go. >> is there any way. >> to get a better price on this? >> have you checked single care. >> before i pick up my prescription, i always check the single care price. >> it's quick, easy. >> and totally free to use. >> single care. >> can. >> literally beat my insurance co-pay. >> go to single care.com and start saving

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the 1st phase of the policies by dana scheduled to end on saturday as negotiations on the 2nd stage continue. i'm also to use this as well as breaching some parts of the agreement, including blocking entry of humanitarian supplies. so i'm, i've been job at the reports last few weeks, instead of celebration, smoke the much, but we did see swanny for many palestinians. then began the journey home, long lines of men, women, and children clutching bigger belongings of nearly an entire population, was dest based in israel, as water and gaza. and when the budman stopped, hundreds of thousands, march to return to homes, that no longer existed. we're going back home to see if it's destroyed or not. when i get there, i will cheer to does he slide on january the 19th was an opportunity to stop running and a chance to more losses. and many met with the devastation of 4 months or less, and that is in the middle. silverman had we came here this morning as they amounts to cease fire. we came with hopes, thinking we might find a single room, anything simple, just as move shelter to protect us. but when we

. >> dana: the promotional tease is sort of like the epstein files coming out. >> jesse: we also have the epstein files and 8:00. don't miss those. >> judge jeanine: i hear they're not so exciting. >> greg: they never are. everything is redacted. at least that's what my doctor told me. >> jesse: you had george santos on the show. >> judge jeanine: what's he doing? >> greg: just being his old charming self. i'm tired of this banter, aren't you? lisa: hello, everyone. i'm lisa boothe along with joey jones, jason chaffetz, welcome to the big weekend show. ukrainian president zelenskyy in london licking wounds after the oval office smack down with president trump and vp vance. their meeting may have not resulted in a minute rale's deal but had a major impact that everyone is talking about. >> get a ceasefire so the bullets stop flying and men stop getting killed. >> excuse me. >> i gave you the javelins to take out all the tanks and obama give you sheets. got to be more thankful. >> think it's respectful to come to the oval office of the united states of america and attack the administrat

president trump has a close friendship with ufc dana white and attended ufc fights. hughes ufc fan inspired to try the training. >> incredible, who will take our fbi to the next level. >> you have to go to the ufc, have you seen that guy? is a meathead, he trains mixed martial arts so they can instructor but to be serious for a second, 40000 fbi employees roughly 12, 14000 are issued a gun to go out and do their job. this saves lives, to train and expect from your agents in the field that are armed and going to situations to subdue someone with their hands in the marine corps put a lot of emphasis on this, it saves lives, it may save the purpose life even. >> in the military they are trying to get people back in shape because they felt the troops, that was lax in the military and they wanted to. you watch ufc? >> because recruitment is so far down, they tried to lower standards and that the trump administration, they are raising the standards and i think it's right, you will need law enforcement that could pull the trigger and target negotiate they have to negotiate

ufc president dana white is a close friend.ily: i love this, too and it reminds me pete carroll took over the leadership that home at the seattle seahawks. introduced macros eating and a new paradigm shift sort of the extract of the team out from the prior mentality of what a franchise should look like like the oakland raiders eating steak before the game. which i can say that because they are my team. i love this because not only out-of-the-box but the whole point it is optimizing the human performance of the field agents. part of the rot and corruption we have seen in that department so long is a disconnect between the officers and the leadership, the boots on the ground, in the field agents. here is what he is doing is listening to the field agent maximizing their contribution and ability to contribute so we have an effective fighting force. bravo to that behind the scenes. >> kayleigh: cheryl, there is a fitness test already, push-ups, running, you can see it here appear just before i will defend that computer programmers a

dana-farber's momentum of discovery has changed cancer treatment everywhere.eyond it. (♪♪) (♪♪) >>> the 97th academy awards will be held tonight at the dolby theater on hollywood boulevard, just a block from where the first ceremony took place in 1929. this year's list of nominees are stacked with stars. like timothee chalamet. and the co-stars of the "wicked" movie and demi moore who is favored to win best actress, after earning her first-ever oscar nomination at 62 years old. morgan chesky breaks down the field in our "sunday focus." >> reporter: good. get your popcorn ready. in hollywood, they rolled out the red carpet. >> it's good right here. >> and with the oscar countdown winding down, anticipation, heating up. who will take home best actor with history on the line. history on the line. >> endure such -- >> reporter: adrien brody an instant front runner in "the brutalist" playing a hungarian jewish architect and holocaust survivor. after he became the youngest ever to win best actor at 29, a new challenger who jus ♪ howoes it feel ♪ >> reporter: timothe

our producer, dana's mom baked this for us. thank you so much, mrs. lights. we love you. time now to check in with cinthia pimentel for a look at our microclimate forecast. cooler weather out of nowhere. we had such a beautiful week. it was just our little taste of spring. but now into the weekend. yes, it will be a little gloomy, but a chance to maybe sleep in and then later have some coffee with cake there as we go throughout the day. we do have a chance to celebrate mardi gras at north beach in san francisco today. we're going to keep those temperatures cooler than the nice weather that we've had. and you will notice that as we go on into the evening hours, we get some few rain icons popping up. so yes, this weekend it is back to winter. even though today is the start of meteorological spring. as we go on into tonight and into tomorrow, we are expecting some light rain. it won't be a lot, but there will be some chances where i'll guide you through that timing, where it could get a little bit heavier and that will continue on into next week as well. so we're going to ge

josh mankiewicz: dana, anna, and chance were three of diren's closest friends at big sky high school. anna: he was way different than all of the other foreign exchange students that usually come. he was really outspoken and outgoing, and he just jumped right in to the culture. he wanted to do everything there was to do in missoula, and-- and he was a terrific athlete? [all] mmhmm. josh mankiewicz: it was no coincidence that jay bostrom, the teacher who recruited diren to big sky also happened to be the school's soccer coach. jay bostrom: no holds barred, just go get it done. and when diren played, that's how he played. i think the guys were immediately like, this guy is cool-- kind of a bad ass, you know? he's was like pretty stocky kid. liked to lay like people out. yeah. yeah, he was tough. - yeah. - for sure. he threw down. [laughs] josh mankiewicz: and according to his friends, diren's soccer skills and his good looks definitely helped him with the opposite sex. friend: he was always talking to girls here in america and then girls back in germany. josh mankiewicz: a man of the wor

. >> and i'm telling you, dana, when the american people understand what has been happening with our taxpayer dollars, that congress has been unable to discern, even with our best oversight efforts, elon has been able to crack the code. he's inside the belly of the beast of the bureaucracy. >> so, congresswoman wasserman schultz, you know, you're on the oversight committee and reform committee. is it a case of congress not being able to see the waste to cut? but musk can see the waste, and how will he be? i guess, um, held to account to define what is waste. >> quite honestly, speaker johnson himself is utterly lacking in governmental experience. i mean, he's been speaker for about five minutes. and you know what's happening with elon musk and his his department of government inefficiency, his doge effort. um, he's rifling around in americans personal private data. he's rummaging around our personal private data in the irs and social security and medicare places that that are unlawful for him to be accessing that information. and they're preparing to weaponize it, particularly the ir

and i'm telling you, dana, when the american people understand what has been happening. >> with our.payer dollars, that congress has been. unable to discern, even with our best oversight. >> efforts. >> elon has been able to crack the code. he's inside the belly of the beast of the bureaucracy, and the algorithms are crawling through the data constantly. >> and you are. >> confident that things. >> like 800 employees at noaa and the agency that is responsible for making sure that hurricanes are, or at least are not as devastating because people know about it ahead of time. and states like yours of louisiana, you're confident that those cuts will not end up hurting the american people. they don't go beyond the waste, fraud, and abuse. that is understandable that you want to eliminate. >> yes. what you're going to see is a very a very careful attention paid to ensuring that the essential programs of the federal government, the things that make sense to american taxpayers and it follow common sense, will be sustained and supported and funded. >> former new york governor andrew cuomo is

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. >> dana: the promotional tease is sort of like the epstein files coming out. >> jesse: we also have the epstein files and 8:00. don't miss those. >> judge jeanine: i hear they're not so exciting. >> greg: they never are. everything is redacted. at least that's what my doctor told me. >> jesse: you had george santos on the show. >> judge jeanine: what's he doing? >> greg: just being his old charming self. i'm tired of this banter. aren't you ?esse w tonight. >> the war. not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now. with us, you start having cards. you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with world war three. >> trump and zelensky get into it. >> this is going to be great television. i will say that. >> what is this experience been like for you as a person? like to deal with all this hate and attack? >> i don't know. it's pretty stressful, actually. i think they actually want to kill me. >> elon wants to get a few things off his chest. >> they don't just want to kill me. they want to desecrate my corpse. >> i used to be a democratic voter. i

and here's how he described his reasoning when he spoke to our colleague dana bash earlier today. >> i think that state of the union speech is going to be a farce. i think it's going to be a maga pep rally, not a serious talk to the nation. we're going to stop that billionaire takeover, that destruction of our democracy, only by fighting them every single day. a lot of democrats think maybe you should, you know, fight every third day. you should reserve your power and jump out of the bushes at the right moment. i just think that we have to be on the offensive 24 seven. >> now for democrats who will be attending in the house chamber on tuesday night, they'll also have to decide how to respond to trump in real time on the spot. and former house speaker nancy pelosi, who famously ripped up trump's speech during his last state of the union address. she has urging democratic lawmakers to exercise some caution, she said in an interview with the washington post. quote, any demonstration of disagreement, whether it's visual or whatever, just let him stew in his own juice. don't be any grist

narrator: special agent dana shutt handled crimes against children for ncis, the naval criminal investigative to talk to her and get a sworn statement from her. the agent found her to be credible, believable, that this young woman was telling the truth? yes, the agent found her to be very credible. narrator: now robert hicke was facing possible military charges that could put him in prison for years. they brought him in for questioning. he said nothing. he invoked his right to silence. narrator: with that, the navy continued its investigation toward a possible court martial. do you feel that meghan has some relief? meghan's stress level dropped tremendously. her grades were starting to come back up. she was actually looking forward to trying to help put robert hicke away. narrator: then came that april afternoon when meghan's short life came to a terrible end. and suddenly, robert hicke was the number one suspect in her murder. coming up-- we handcuff robert hicke. he was in a state of panic. so-- what's his response? he drops to the ground and starts crying. narrator: robert hicke in police

secretary rubio does still believe even just one iota of what he said as a senator over the many years, dana reason to feel uncomfortable right now. and if he does still believe in any of those principles, begs the question of what he's doing in this administration in the first place. senator mark kelly served with marco rubio on the intelligence committee. he met with president zelensky this with president zelensky this week, and come on. you should go to t-mobile, and they'll give you a brand new iphone 16 on them. shhh! go to t-mobile, and get iphone 16 with apple intelligence on us on our most popular plans. plus get up to $800 when you switch. ♪♪ redness. >> in one. >> minute and. >> look. >> at the difference. >> my eyes look. >> brighter and whiter. (vo 1) about 1 in 5 people with fatty liver disease have nash which can lead to cirrhosis. (man) i thought i had fatty liver disease but it's actually nash and it's scarring my liver. ♪ rezdiffra ♪ (vo 1) rezdiffra is the first and only treatment for nash with moderate to advanced liver scarring without cirrhosis. it works directly in the

dana ketchum and her team in particular deserve a big shout out. commissioner anderson i'll talk about jackson in a little bit but we had a just a ton of amazing events lunar new year apparently we all were seated in different parts of the parade but i actually got to be a judge which was really fun and there were seven pages, maybe 75 different floats that rolled by that we had to score big shout out to argonne elementary school where my kids went for their participation in the parade might have been a homer soft score on that one. it was just a really, really, really lovely event and again watching our city come alive and shine was was terrific at betty and ong in addition to the basketball tournament i wanted to highlight there the san francisco scenes chinese basketball team's legacy project. the team has been around since 1947 and there's an exhibit at that in and outside the percy chiu gymnasium. percy chu was a long time rec director at the recreation park department and you know he was at betty and then called chinese rec and his son derric

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thank you, dana. up next, we'll have our next speaker. the success of the lunar new year parade is really the heart work of all these individuals here and the dedication of the team behind it and leading the charge of the parade is a man who has worked tirelessly to bring to continue our traditions of the parade and all the light of a new year facilities. so if i can have you introduce our next speaker mr. tony lowry, the director of the lunar new year parade. let me go. thank you. thanks and good morning everyone. good morning, mayor larry. good morning president donald good morning everybody. i just want to say thank you for all the support that you guys giving us. this was a very successful event in terms of the chinese new year celebration. we have our chinese new year parade. we have our festival chinese the history fair. we also have our basketball team growing and we are having our ymca ones coming over for this weekend. so we cannot do it without all the support from different city agency, different leadership, upper management fr

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