who was daniel clay? that lives in monroe county and doesn't really have a permanent address. he just kind of flops around from house to house, girlfriend to girlfriend. he has a few kids. they just kind of does his own thing. somebody who's not doing very well in life. unemployed. oh, boy. and we'd found out that he had actually been arrested a month or two prior. i believe it was in may of 2016 by the monroe city police for a larceny from person where he stole a backpack with some tattoo equipment off of somebody. a petty crime, essentially. but it's a felony. keith morrison: and unfortunately for daniel clay, the law in michigan had recently changed. under the old law, only dna from convicted felons was entered into the national database, codis. the new law included the dna of anyone arrested for a felony. so upon his arrest, with the new law in michigan, they took a dna sample from him and sent it to the crime laboratory to get entered into codis. so where was this guy? well, that was one of our big t

go ahead, daniel. i think yes, but slowly and i think judy debt, judy vince has done a great service to freedom and liberty when he lectured to europeans with something i normally don't like. telling them we are not sharing values anymore. look at what you're doing. you're suppressing the desires of your people, the expression of your people. i think that will go down in history is one of america's finest moments. well, we'll hope so. and i hope that somehow will end this conflict in ukraine because even on this program, we don't see the roadmap just yet. here. it's all the time we have gentlemen, i want to thank my guests in cornwall room and, and like jackson. and of course i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz. see you next time. remember, press stop, rules the the, i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except we're so shorter is that conflict with the 1st law show alignment of the patient.

danielle, let's start with you. well, let's now well, first of all, just it's such a pleasure always to be on a panel with you all and rich, to have a chance to be in live person with you after many years so wonderful. and i really appreciate your point. you've all about the fact that the split in the whigs that was occurring in england didn't happen in britain. and i think that's actually a way of understanding the relationship between jefferson and adams as well. so it's actually, in some sense slightly strange to call jefferson the radical and adams the conservative because they weren't they didn't map onto the our map. right. so adams does take the language of the declaration. he has actually written a draft of it in january of 1776. so the kind of question of the authority, our roles are much more complicated. in fact. so jefferson is the better writer without any question. he certainly does have totemic power and always will, no question about that. but in terms of the intellectual architecture, adams really w

es la abuelita del paciente daniel cruz. - ¿quién la busca? que mi mamá me habló pensando que era gloria y me preguntó que si cómo había estado el vuelo, que si que si ella estaba aquí en tijuana. - ¿gloria, viene de regreso a tijuana? - ah, ¿y cómo íbamos a saber que ese tal eduardo era un doctor? - ¿y por eso andaba armado? - no sé. yo la verdad ni siquiera le creo que se llame eduardo. - ay, pues yo sí le quiero creer. ¡es que es un cuerazo! y si es doctor, es el hombre perfecto. hecho a mano por papito dios. y todo para ti, ¿eh, amor? porque lo traes cacheteando las banquetas, ¿eh? - ya yadira, por favor. - jum. - a mí lo que me parece muy raro es lo que pasó con bolillo. ¿es que por qué lo estarán buscando? ¿qué habrá hecho? y ahora más que ivancito apareció muerto... no sé, pareciera como si... ay, no sé, están pasando las cosas demasiado rápido. -pero ¿qué tiene que ver bolillo con la dueña de la estética? - mejor no hay que hablar de eso, gloria. mira... ya estás. quedaste lista. ¿te quieres ver? mira...¡tarán! espectacular, amores. [♪

rnc spokesperson danielle alvarez joins us now.to goes on to question how a single district court can compel the entire government to make a payment like this. so, can doge ultimately succeed if activist judges in lower courts try to stop it? >> well, what the supreme court also said is that the district court needed to provide more clarity because they were abusing, as you said, weaponizing and using lawfare against a federal government. we know that democrat are going to try to sue up and down to prevent the mandate that president trump was delivered. really important thing to remember is exactly what these usaid dollars are going to, millions of dollars to promote tourism in egypt. millions of dollars for dei in serbia. millions of dollars for books and musicals promoting dei in south america. it's just not something that the american people will stand for and the trump administration will continue fighting against in court and through whatever levers that they can to support the american people and make sure that they are cutti

daniel systems which are based on traditional on us, you pulled line in uganda. you still find what is called the milan system, which is based on the gun the system has been did you do in bring your kids that are the out of the country? that's bad to solve. the problem was of cost if the op yeah. because if the op y'all was never caught on eyes and for that reason the line thing a system of the remains on what's the into. if you live alone line, you go into the area of mine and one of the problems that we are going to mining stepped up is because rely on became individual. and because when line became individual, the influx is that the individuals can now settle on. and we see those problems, you know, a part of the logs in the areas of criminal law. they also brought in criminal laws which inside the case as why on type sceptical to african modems of dealing with those do i didn't, gave in criminal activity institutions such as the reason why implant that into the continent of africa efforts on law of governance was also affected and i'm always reminded of these

what will you remember most about him, daniel? >> well. >> i just remember him very. >> much. >> as, uh. uh, interesting. funny, very intelligent. uh, man, it always had another. idea to. >> do. >> something that. >> would be fun. >> and be interesting. >> so, barbara, i know you had said that betsy had been very protective of gene since the covid pandemic, right. and she didn't want him to get sick. you know what more can you tell us about that and what their lives were like in these recent years? >> well, we used to see them a lot more. you know, gene was 95. so i mean, i think until a year ago he was still riding his bicycle. and betsy had him doing yoga and different things at home on zoom and trying to stay very fit. and she fed him very well. um, they just i'm trying to remember the question now. um, yeah. they they were just we hadn't seen them as much for that reason and covid, betsy really protected him every time she came into the shop lately, she was wearing a mask, so she just did not want him to get sick. so. >> you k

danielle, thanks so much for joining us.what does the president need, in your opinion, to say to reassure very anxious american voters tonight? and do you think this is the right time to poke fun, as the vice president is saying? >> first of all, wolf. congratulations on the new program, and thank you for having me. tonight is certainly a big night. it's a little different. normally, the first address by the president of the united states is a joint address and not called a state of the union, and that is because it's believed that the president hasn't had enough time in office to really address the state of the union. but the reality is, in the first month in office, president trump and his administration have been sprinting. and so they will have quite a few accomplishments to tout. now, of course, as you teased, there will be two audiences that the president is talking to. first is directly in front of him is those members of congress who need to make sure to respond to the mandate that the american people delivered in no

daniel, it's great to have you on the show.t in new york, but i understand that you went back home. but we greatly appreciate you staying up late for us. before this ceasefire deal, over the course of the last 16 months, we constantly saw we now heard that the israeli prime minister worked to undermine ceasefire negotiations, including from members of his own cabinet that boasted about it. he did that for multiple reasons, including to hold that coalition together, perhaps to save off his personal corruption trial, perhaps to avoid a reckoning over how he failed to protect israelis on october 7th. let's talk about what is the goal now. and now that the phase one of the ceasefire has ended, what do you think he's aiming to do? well, it's good to. >> be with you. >> and look, i think. >> for netanyahu. >> those same. considerations still apply, which is how do i hold my coalition together? >> how do. >> i. maintain the ability. >> to have. >> the politics of the country focused on war? how do i avoid some of this testimony in my

daniels is from the houston area.rying to confirm whether al green is specifically ej's congressman, but if that is the case, how is that? all the members we know, who is on the guest list? if d.j. is al green's constituent and you put up that show with disrespect and didn't have the respect to stay in the gallery to applaud him, it tells you everything you need to know here to there is an old saying, he has to say, well, if i dove in a river to save a drowning man, the headline would say, "can't walk on water." that is the playbook democrats are taking and it was a missed opportunity. i was texting with people last night watching between that bingo battles and the ladies in pink, which you were pointing out in the last hour, they blocked, tank transgender keeping biological men out of women's sports. yet, wearing pink to support women because trump is damaging them. it is literally a failure of epic proportions. i think is a democrats like david axelrod that were attacking the behavior at the very best child the best

. >> congressman sam liccardo of san jose invited daniel sendecki, a u.s.ran with ten years of active duty service, before he was disabled. the trump administration fired him as emergency manager for the va palo alto health care system and then suddenly reversed course and said they wanted him back. >> i'm still trying to process all of it. i do feel a lot of confusion. i do feel a lot of tension. this isn't the tech field where you could work fast and break something and fix it on the fly. if you break something while you're serving the nation and there is a stoppage of service to people in the nation that need that service, that is much harder to repair. >> congresswoman zoe lofgren of san jose also is bringing a former federal worker who was laid off from the usda in the south bay as part of the trump administration's cuts. >> veteran air force veteran. he's a scientist. he got a letter firing him, saying it was for poor performance, but he attached his performance review with the letter. and it was a glowing review about what a wonderful job he was doin

this old newsreel shows them being reviewed by the secretary, the navy, josephus daniels, and the assistant secretary, franklin delano roosevelt. those were the true glamor girls of the last war and remembered with affection and appreciation for the work performed on the world. then as now was in peril. women are needed again before the end. the year 2,400,000 more must be enrolled in war work, which means not only in the army, the navy, the marines, but in the factories, on the farm, in various civilian occupations. now filled by men who are being called to the colors, every woman who can possibly is wanted. their country is calling them.

we have restroom, daniel flush on the store. they've got from you. i'm going to choose your guy and will get a receipt for me to dump them. you will be judged, was that the actual solution or can you order with, with 3 items, your wage and actually the check with why they would see what the host can you provide? i strongly encourage you to watch more find will probably just lose them or send it on. cuz uh, this was your guys cuz this is just a, uh, after a month, i mean say i, you put your phone call for a customer who is putting the maximum reasonable unusual, which will shut down your way and you find it nicely if it's okay or by the time we have to go to the schools, i'm the executives for other things to be able to do so to turn in the sales and they were going to go over the summer for the 1st there's nothing worse than that. off monday we store the luscious. i'm comfortable with my position if you plan to use them cuz it's only 11 years running the assess the volume, but the other one says it needs a bunch of you by mr. steve pushed us into the

daniel and may cave lived in choctaw, oklahome. -- oklahoma.st their home and belongings in a fall tornado. the office of faith based initiatives helped connect the caves with harrah baptist church , which provided them with meals, childcare, clothing, and moving assistance. it was the perfect display of the oklahoma standard -- neighbors walking with neighbors. i want oklahoma to be the example for the rest of the country when it comes to connecting churches and non-profits to people in need. daniel and may -- [applause] thank you for being with us today. we are sorry about your loss. the reality is that bills and press releases don't solve societal problems. the real work begins at home with strong mothers and strong fathers. [applause] for the past two years, i declared november "family month," and i encouraged oklahomans to spend more intentional quality time together. i'm looking forward to celebrating family month every year, because now, more than ever, we need to promote strong families. it is so clear that strong families are the drive

. >> dj daniels getting his wish of becoming an officer after being sworn in as an honorary secretervice agent. the 13-year-old has suffered from brain cancer since 2018. he was held up by his father, while showing off his new badge. daniels also shared a hug with the director of the secret service as the gallery cheered on. >>> shocking accusations in l.a. where dozens of officers are accused of staging gladiator-style fights at a juvenile detention center. rs ev. cause the active ingredient in head & shoulders fights off the microbes that cause dandruff. microbes are on everyone's scalp and can cause irritation. but when you use head & shoulders every wash... it keeps these rascals at bay and helps prevent dandruff before it starts. where do you think you're going?! see? no flakes down here! your haiair looks eat! had a little help. make every wash count. for years, one supplement claimed it improved memory. but the truth? it can't support those claims. choose neuriva plus — which supports six brain health indicators, including memory, with clinically tested ingredients. it's time to s

cuz danielle, can you stay this way? you said you ready for the meter? when a pleasure, i'll in what the news that shouldn't be able to use the flow, but i thought he could do the studies, no crating it or serious close. i used to drop off in new york, it just means you can make it off because all of the machine for me to supervisor with you on a super rulings activities as ukraine's health minister can be. and from this led to from robot pope, director of the pentagon, d t. all right division. the also to expedite work on transferring ukrainian loves to the control of us specialist common steps to achieve our joint objective analysis of highly dangerous micro organisms and the consolidation in the single repository of the shop below. but a lot of especially insidiousness humor for and probably new and crime screams to give me. i'm come up and i'm going be always 3 of those. those are pretty much the cream and you could see if you would use the center. they have some affairs, and many of you are very similar from fish, give us cabala, but the edge come m

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daniel giving trump a big hug at the ae oval office.s actually refused to stand for that very f touching moment.ng the lunatics at msnbc just had to make it political. >> this is disgusting. the president made a spectacle out of praising a young man who has thus far survived pediatric cancer, as if the president had something to do with that. >> i let myself feel joy about d.j. and i hope he's alive for another, you know, 95 years. >> we hope he never has toan protect the capital against donald trump supporters and if he does i hope he isn't one of the six who loses his life to t suicide. >> jesse: that got picked up pretty quickly this morning. >> dana: the president was accused of not doing anything to cuseunite the country. but those are the moments, ase jessica said, everybody who's io that box was an amazing america and if you can't set your policies aside for a moment, or your politics aside for aas idmoment, to stand for them. i don't know if that comment was just made off the cuff and it was one that is regretted, is on don't kn

danielle allen used the term moderation or i believe, if not danielle, then it was you've all talkingabout a moderation within which sphere the american revolutionaries operated. there's a wonderful story that was told by elias boudin. now that one occasion, a farmer near the washington's winter encampment at morristown, gave away the password for admission to the camp. there were people in washington staff and one of this farmer once arrested and executed executed and washington quizzed boudin and his officers. boudin mostly was a witness to this, but he quizzed his officers on. what on what strength do you have the information that this man gave away? the password. and they said, well, we were told this by another person. washington's response was, you hang a man on thirdhand testimony. no, we cannot do this and we cannot serve that kind. an example for our revolution and boudinot was so struck by that. there's another wonderful story of goodnow later in washington's career when he has been elected and is coming to new york to be inaugurated. and when he steps the barge at the foot,

daniel. thank you. john. >> all right. in his speech last night before the nation, president trump did talk about tariffs and acknowledged that americans may feel some pain. listen. >> tariffs are about making america rich again and making america great again. and it's happening. and it will happen rather quickly. there will be a little disturbance, but we're okay with that. it won't be much. >> all right. with us now is the senate minority leader, senator chuck schumer from new york. senator, thank you so much for being with us. you heard the president talking about tariffs last night. what was your takeaway? what do you think will happen in the next few days or weeks? >> well good morning john. it's good to be on with you. look, the number one issue that the american people want us to work on is costs. rising costs of food and of housing and of gas and of cars and of everything else. tariffs will raise the costs, the kind of tariffs the president proposed on canada, mexico, china will raise the cost for the average ameri

daniel, we'll have to leave it there.aniel morris, chief market strategist, bnp paribas asset management. china has also been in the news in the last 24 hours, announcing further fiscal stimulus this morning, setting its sights on around 5% gdp growth. it comes as the country's premier, li chang, warned of changes unseen in a century amid a burgeoning trade war. this, after the world's second largest economy, announced retaliatory tariffs against the us tuesday and filed a lawsuit against the levies with the world trade organization. also high on the agenda consumption, as the country looks to stave off the deflationary pressures that have hit the economy in recent months. coming up on street signs, ai is in focus at the mobile world congress in barcelona. we'll get more from our team on the ground after this break. i got this $1,000 camera for only $41 on dealdash. dealdash.com, online auctions since 2009. this playstation 5 sold for only 50 cents. this ipad pro sold for less than $34. and this nintendo switch, sold for

the daniel what the if the thing. yeah. once to continue committing text strikes, genocide and starvation again in front of the world, then it's the responsibility of the world to confront and detour him. yes, we'll do it. we say that the cease fire agreement exists and we should move forward with implementing it. we will not leave our lands or succumb to threats it as well as blocks all the stairs and live saving a from entering the cause a strip palestinians say they favor resumption of war and solve ation during the holy month of ramadan. as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who owns that will be consequences if, how must still some degree to an extension. the un secretary general antonia could touch as is coating on his route to resume a deliveries immediately. several regional countries, increasing egypt, a capital of georgia and have condemned israel's for each of the ceasefire agreement, he mediation civil site denounced is ralph's decision to relocate. and the statements capitals, ministry of 4, and the fas

mail mayor daniel lurie and supervisor rafael mandelman effort that purchase the sfmta. they hope to have an all electric bus fleet by 2035. all right. up next, in sports warriors. >> after monday night's contest never underestimate adrenaline factor in new york city stepan company put on their old probably show. what more do for drivers in the bay area. we're tracking road area. we're tracking road conditions right ba i bought the team! kevin... ? i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too! starting with the sound system... that's caaaaaaaaash. cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? things to know today. another student elsie allen high in santa rosa has been arrested this time for bringing a gun and a falling knife to school. police say there's no threat to the school and they're asking investigating one of the state about the gun to campus in the first place. one person is dead after boat capsizes near hercules. this happened saturday around 03:00pm right near the shoreline. officials a

san francisco mayor daniel lurie has made good on one of his campaign promises, and in doing so is turning the page on the remote work once embraced during the pandemic. by the end of next month, mayor lurie says an estimated 10,000 employees who are currently on hybrid schedules must return to the office at least four days a week. those workers will join the majority of employees who are already back into the office full time. many businesses and elected leaders say this will also push the private sector to follow suit. new at six tonight ktvu christian captain has the story. >> from the owners of euro king, just a block and a half from san francisco's city hall. say they remember before the pandemic, when the lunch hour was standin, room only. >> was working, probably at home. it's not like it used to be. used to be. i knew that all the you know, the offices are full, like at lunch time. we have like a line, but not anymore. >> and you want those lines back? >> those guys come back. >> since the pandemic, the owners say it's been slow returning to that level of pre-pandemic business. >>

daniel. >> a lot was said in tonight's speech, and that kept fact checkers busy. we've got an updated list on the homepage of our website abc seven news.com. >> right now. some local politics. we're following a special election tonight in san mateo county that could very well determine the future of the sheriff. currently, measure a is passing by an overwhelming margin with, yes, getting more than 80% of the vote. if it passes, it will give the board of supervisors the power to remove the elected sheriff. sheriff christina corpuz is accused of corruption, nepotism and retaliation within the department, all of which she vehemently denies. it would still take four of the five supervisors voting in favor of removing corpus of the temporary power would expire at the end of 2028. >> get ready for a wet morning commute. tomorrow is going to be the first of several days in the seven day forecast with wet weather. >> abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking the first storm sandhya ranks. what a one on the storm impact scale. >> that's right. and it's going t

okay, so we know san francisco mayor daniel lurie.s requiring city workers to come back to the office. what about other big bay area cities? yeah, we reached out to the mayor's office here in san jose. and mayor mahan office says city workers. city workers actually already do work in person, five days a week. unless they submitted a request that had to be approved by a supervisor. then at that point, you have the possibility of employees working about 1 or 2 days a week. all right. jocelyn. thanks, raj. well, tomorrow is a pivotal day in san mateo county. voters can decide the fate of the embattled sheriff cristina corpus. if measure a is approved, it will give the power to the board of supervisors to remove the sheriff. for months, she's been under fire following an independent audit. that audit found evidence of abuse of power, a culture of retaliation and intimidation within her office. the sheriff has repeatedly denied those allegations, saying the attacks on her are politically motivated because she's the first latina and first w

. >> president trump: his name is dj daniel, he is 13 years old and he's always dreamed of becoming aice officer. [cheering and applause] >> president trump: tonight, dj, we will do you the biggest honor of them all. i am asking our new secret service director, sean curran, to officially make you an agent of the united states secret service. [cheering and applause] [cheering and applause] >> wow, what an honor of a lifetime and moving tribute for dj daniel, in 13-year-old boy who survived brain cancer. but it was among the many moments democrats did not stand for. dj's incredible story showcased by president trump highlighting his bravery, courage and determination to live picky appeared with his dad earlier today on fox and friends. >> i was not expecting that. nobody even told us. even though they knew. they didn't even want to tell us. >> what would you like to say to donald trump? >> i would like to say thank you to him. and i hope he got his cowboy hat. i bought him a brown one from texas. [laughter] >> what an incredible moment. let's bring in former white house secondary. let's

all that done for us today, down the ally from vanya luca daniels same a disturbing work correspondent, tribune of the republic, strep scott union of journalist no coalition of the willing was a popular term during the us led invasion of iraq 2 decades ago. but it's making a resurgence with the you can from taking the lead. they propose this strategy to deploy your pin. fruits in ukraine with plan was reported to show it to president trump, that the move would cross a red line from moscow. and there appears new american off the tide for either britain, this leader even admits it's a nonstarter without washington support. we agree that in the event by piece steel, we will continue to boost the trains. defenses, new trains to terrace. and finally, we agree to develop a coalition of the willy ready to defend a deal, any price guarantee for peace. britain will play a leading role with if necessary, together with others, boots on the ground on plains from the most dispute. it is right. the europe do the heavy lifting to support peace on from to them. a thought to succeed. this effort must a

. >> san francisco mayor daniel lurie bringing people back to the office. the new policy for city workers with an april deadline. >> and later in sports, the golden state warriors back at it tonight on the road in charlotte with jimmy butler back on the court for the dubs. but first a special election tomorrow on the peninsula. what's at stake as san mateo [chatter] it's a robotic money expert. clever. how do i start a savings habit? famous cabbage. savings habits. shaving rabbits. tech can make life simpler. but when it comes to savings habits, nothing's as simple as bmo. a bmo savings account helps you build the habit with a cash reward every month you save. cash reward? ingenious. sardine fest. this year's top prize goes to bmo. i'm just in it for the saving. it's nice to be recognized. [♪] [bmo sting] and we're hearing from the 34 year old mother of five who has filed a lawsuit against the city of san francisco, and a police officer saying she was injured by an officer when she was arrested for jaywalking. now, according to the lawsuit, christiana porte

joining us live now with more perspective on this is officer daniel gilmore with contra costa. chp. good afternoon to you. well, good afternoon again. so walk us through what the scene is looking like at this moment. >> so at this moment, be all lanes have been open 11. 47, all lanes are open early officers around and 27. am were called to possible freeway shooting in the area and from 24 westbound near end all the way out to the panel a well. at this point, no injuries were reported. but yes, officers are currently possibly could be a freeway shooting. his wife. >> okay. and what sort of evidence are officers currently looking at when it comes this potentially being highway shooting here? >> far as you know, collecting showcasing that mentioned that any one thing that bill definitely keep the eye or not was imperative for opposition to the way down in week of the actual when we out through. know there any cameras that are along that roadway as well that you can tap into. >> at that point, there are no cameras that would capture the the actual visual possible shot spotter cameras bu

daniel, you've been doing a great job for us this morning here.balls, with cooking with the pork meaalls. thank you. how does it all. does it cook the same. what's the experience like when you actually, you know, put it on the stove. yeah of course it cooks exactly the same. and it ends up producing the delicious, flavorful pork meatball. when did you guys think up of, you know, exploring the future of food and creating alternatives like this? bianca? yeah. so we were founded in 2018, and we really wanted to give consumers a delicious option where they can feed their families the same real meat that they know and love, without all of the negative consequences of industrial animal agriculture. and it tastes very similar. it is the same because it is made from real pork fat. and what is that? what is the pig's name behind it? or the pork fat's name? we have a very sweet donor pig named dawn. she's currently living at a climate sanctuary in upstate new york, sweet farm. but we're able to produce dawn's meat while she's still alive there. and you're b

. >> congressman sam liccardo of san jose invited daniel sendecki, a u.s. army veteran with ten years of active duty service, before he was disabled. the trump administration fired him as emergency manager for the va palo alto health care system and then suddenly reversed course and said they wanted him back. >> i'm still trying to process all of it. i do feel a lot of confusion. i do feel a lot of tension. this isn't the tech field where you could work fast and break something and fix it on the fly. if you break something while you're serving the nation and there is a stoppage of service to people in the nation that need that service, that is much harder to repair. >> congresswoman zoe lofgren of san jose also is bringing a former federal worker who was laid off from the usda in the south bay as part of the trump administration's cuts. >> veteran air force veteran. he's a scientist. he got a letter firing him, saying it was for poor performance, but he attached his performance review with the letter. and it was a glowing review about what a wonderful job h

mayor daniel lurie sponsored the resolution city leaders say, say, have a goal of building 82,000 new>> 7.38 right now. and if you love croissants and you say it right, james salts, san francisco's very own are so-called bakery. he's going to buttery a new location. so the new jury is going to be opening monday at 08:00am. in the mission rock neighborhood off of bridgeview way not far from oracle and that's the 3rd location for the bakery.emaybe you have many the other ones. john has any says it's so good. article has a shop in the civic center and one in the richmond neighborhood. >> all right. now let's shift to >> basketball. the dubs they were actually in madison square garden in new york, taking on the knicks and it went the way you would our sports director scott reese takes a look at the highlights. >> hey, everybody. one of the more low key cool stories this warrior season. pat spencer, a former lacrosse star who has found a home on the golden state bench. the dubs monday converted spencer's two-way contract into a standard contract, which means is officially an nba player for

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rebecca grant, daniel hoffman, thank you both. meantime no surprise the mainstream media finding a way to blame president trump and vice president vance for the oval office dust up, even accusing them of doing putin's dirty work. chanley painter is live in new york with more on the media angle of the story. >> reporter: so it was quite an unprecedented situation today in the oval office as we mentioned earlier in the show. you been talking about it. today the bilateral meeting between president trump and ukrainian president zelenskyy tibault into a shouting match with many in the media expressing their shock over today's stunning exchange. some blaming trump and vance for the blow up. >> it felt like an ambush. vladimir putin's work was being done for him. >> i think what you saw in that meeting was much more of the united states administration, the president and the vice president, taking all the putin talking points. >> reporter: cnn calling the fiery exchanges a stark example of the dramatic whiplash in american foreign policy

cnn poll generally positive reception to the speech viewers particularly taken with 13-year-old dj daniels made an honorary service agent he and his family visited the white house yesterday. >> what a good-looking family. >> that's very nice. look at the family. >> white house press secretary karoline leavitt blasting the democrats for the display during tuesday night speech saying the only thing that they cheered for was ukraine. >> was only thing, they clapped a lot when they said we spent hundreds of millions of dollars sending into ukraine but everything else they have the signs up. >> falls, lies. i think it's heartbreaking to see that story and not have them stand up and caught for the kid. >> i met dj daniels yesterday he is hilarious he was carrying a little small ducky and he says can i tell you a joke how did this ducky go to jail, for smoking quack. he had all of us dying laughing. >> imagine not cheering for the king with a great story and a great moment with his parents present. if joe biden honored this child we would all at this panel stand up and give a rousing applause bec

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