yeah, cool. joining us right now from washington dc. dunham black to have you join me now . first of the 5 mind exactly. that was for the fight in the oval office, and now trump has openly stated that he has refused the landscape request to continue with pokes for the moment. what's your reaction to all of this? well 1st let me say i've been in washington for more than 42 years. i'm 60 years old and never in my lifetime have i ever seen anything like what we saw on full. ready in the oval office today, it was a dramatic scene, and it's not just covering the front too, too bad coverage on american networks. this is, this is global news. i think that for all intents and purposes, zalinski is done. i wouldn't be surprised if in 3 months is it lansky is living in london or some such place to buy? who knows? but i think that he is done, and i think we're going to see this conflict. begin to wind down very quickly. all right, who knows? it goes, take the help of the lawn to go to the moon. that's right. now, and some also said that the last key must stop criticizing, put it, and t

so last week, trump officials asked the top criminal prosecutor in the us attorney's office in dc to distribution of the funds. they also told her to order citibank to freeze the accounts. she refused. she resigned instead and wrote in her resignation letter that a criminal investigation into the matter was unfounded and there wasn't any evidence of a crime. and that's key. no evidence of a crime in russia. that doesn't matter, but it should matter here. it should be the end of the matter here. then, multiple sources tell the washington post, trump's acting u.s. attorney for dc, ed martin, the guy who used to represent the jan six crew, personally submitted a seizure warrant application for the funds. okay. and attorney, you won't do it. i'm going to do it. no other prosecutor signed on to it. and get this. a magistrate judge rejected it, saying again, there wasn't any evidence of a crime. again. okay. a judge rejecting a warrant application is really quite rare. but the judge said, no, you cannot just invent a crime to investigate as a pretext to freeze assets like we're in an autho

a few marvel, dc and disney superheroes took a day off from saving the world to brighten the faces of kids at lucile packard children's hospital at stanford. window washers transformed into deadpool, spider-man, frozone and robin. the masked superheroes stood on scaffolding instead of scaling the walls to stay in compliance with state laws. but they made the windows sparkle, as well as the faces of the young heroes inside. the superheroes have been visiting patients at lucile packard for more than ten years, and it's just a bright spotn their day. >> it sure is. we love covering that every year because it's so special. all right, well, still ahead at 530. one woman i sharg the very expensive lesson she learned in hopes of protecting others. experts say it's an example of professionals targeting vulnerable people who are lonely. seven on your side has the story and how you can protect yourself from these romance scams. plus, we're counting down to oscar sunday. we'll take you back live to hollywood, where the preparations are underway, and give you a peek at one of the biggest oscar af

in washington, dc, the president, meantime, is set to make english the official language of the united states. the white house says it will create efficiency in government operations and promote unity. though not everyone agrees. nbc bay area's ian cull spoke with some of them. but let's first start with this executive order not signed yet. what will it do? right. and, you know, it's interesting to note the united states has never had an official language. the u. census bureau says that there are more than 350 languages spoken across our country, but three quarters of americans speak only english at home. and the executive order will allow government agencies and organizations that receive federal funding to choose whether they will offer services in other languages. i spoke with todd dubois. he's part of the group us english, which has been working to get this done for years, and he says that they are not against the use of other languages, but just believe that there should be an emphasis on americans learning english. there have been observations time and time again that people make

it's a smack down in dc team trunk. putting that landscape basically it is a place kind of came to leave the white house. i'm his dream is for a deal with washington. as well as the exit stage, right is resource mineral deal with trump is left unassigned, basically leaving the main goal of his trip to america. accomplished before all the developments in washington we spoke about was on the table for the landscape with right now and economist jeffries. so i'm still coming to washington. it is kind of prophetic way to sign over in almost a meaningless document. the minerals have.

it's a smack down in dc team. trump putting zelinski and his place that came to leave the white house that his dream was for dealing with washington and behind the exit stage, right is resource mineral agreement with trump is left on the side. so he leaves mc hutton, that is the main goal. it was a matter of a trip arranged unfulfilled before all the developments in washington we spoke of and what's on the table for the let's be able to write out economist and jeffrey so . so i'm still coming to washington and in this kind of pathetic way to sign over in it almost of meaningless documents, the mineral happen.

in dc, a similar nationwide movement is underway today calling for an economic boycott. the idea is to encourage people not to shop or put gas in their cars as a show of economic force. those participating are upset with the dismantling of dei programs and the federal government, as well as in private companies. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is in milpitas with a look at how it's going. the weekend shopping got underway today at strip malls across the country. juan jose martinez says he supports the national economic blackout today, but he is at the milpitas town center because he has to work. that's the best way also to like, kind of if you don't like something, you know, you kind of use your wallet to kind of let them know, right? one shopper who didn't want to give his name told us he agrees with the elimination of diversity, equity and inclusion efforts. whatever we've been enforcing so far was just totally wrong and nuts. but supporters of today's boycott say that being 20% of the national population, latinos have a chance to send a strong message with their $3.7 t

that's a small town right there in dc team. trouble putting zalinski in his place, telling him to leave the white house and his dreams for a deal with washington. and as the lensky exit stage, right. his resource mineral deal with trump is left on him sign, ultimately leaving the main goal and of his trip to america unfulfilled. before all the developments in washington, we spoke about what's on the table for the entity was ronald economist from jefferson. i mean to washington in this kind of pathetic way to sign over in almost a meaningless document, the minerals have.

that's a small town right there in dc team. trouble putting zalinski in his place, telling him to leave the white house in his dreams for a deal with washington. and as the lensky exit stage, right, his resource mineral deal with trump is left on and signed ultimately leaving the main goal and of his trip to america unfulfilled. before all the developments in washington, we spoke about what's on the table for that. and steve was ronald economist from jefferson, i mean to washington in this kind of pathetic way, to sign over in almost a meaningless document, the middle or half the mineral rights. this is just sad, desperate, confused behavior. this is not strategy, this is not national policy. this is not continuing a war, this has been locked in all the, it's a busy hour ahead with our correspondence dining by policy, of course live and worldwide it just off the 9 am locally here and most top story for you right now. here. one oxy, straight to the overall force we go with the doors were wide open in the cask where it's a rolling. so let's get apparently didn't get the memo, the teen tru

it was locked down in dc team from putting someone's key in his face, telling him to leave the white house on his dreams for a deal with washington at the exit stage. right. and his resource mineral agreement with trump is left on the side. so essentially he leaves empty handed from the main goal of his trip to america, ultimately ends in failure. also in the program, the final round, the presidential elections are taking place enough because you both is to develop on the choosing between 2 candidates that have competing visions. for the nation's foreign policy, the.

you're not winning this live and worldwide is this locked down in dc team trends. putting the lens key in his face, telling him to leave the white house on his dreams for a deal with washington. at the exit stage, right, and his resources, mineral agreement with trump is left on the side. so essentially he leaves empty handed from the main goal of his trip to america, ultimately continued failure also in the program, the final round, the presidential elections are taking place enough costs you both is to develop all the choosing between the 2 candidates that have competing visions. for the nations or, and part of the, of the shop ways. my last large explosive trump. so let's keep eating a steel reverberating gold around the world. let's break it down to where you live right here on our side to the us capital we go, the hallowed holes of the white house. as the cameras were rolling for all to see about, the apparently didn't get the memo. that team trump dumont's respect and ukrainian narrative. frankly, it's not flying in the us any. what makes america a good count

it's a smack down in dc team. trump putting zelinski in his place, telling him to leave the white house that his dreams for dealing with washington and behind titus. i went to the exit stage, right is resource mineral agreement with trump is left on the side. so he leaves mc hunt. that is the main goal. it was a matter of the trip remains unfulfilled. before all the developments in washington, we spoke about what's on the table for the, let's see, but the round economist geoffrey science. so i'm still coming to washington and in this kind of a better way to sign over in it, almost have meaningless documents, the mineral, half the mineral rights. this is just sad, desperate, confused behavior. this is not strategy, this is not national policy. this is not continuing award, this is nothing i think the fitness a lot of people are still suggesting. last nights smacked down and washington's oval office and we'll bring it all down for you now during this live hour from moscow. so to the us capital, we go into the hallowed holes of the white house. the cameras were rolling for a to see this ev

it's a smack down in dc team trunk. putting that landscape basically in his place, telling him to leave the white house on his dreams for a deal with washington. and as well as the exit stage, right is resource mineral deal with trump is left on his side basically leaving the main goal of his trip to america. an accomplished of all the developments in washington. we spoke about what's on the table for the landscape with right now and economist jeffries. so i'm still coming to washington. it is kind of prophetic way to sign over in almost a meaningless document, the mineral half the mineral rights. this is just sad, desperate confuse behavior. this is not the strategy. this is not national policy, this is not continuing award. this has been a lot to not think the saturday morning pride. i know the here at most ago, you're not going to believe some of the story is rippling around the world today. it's good to have your company here or not. and so, so sorry for you right now and straight to the office. we go out the door i

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i flew back from denver to dc a week ago and spent time with a guy who worked for the agriculture department and he was the one that told me he laid off 21 people and four or five of them were working in the ames laboratory in ames iowa a on avian flu. they're the ones doing all the assessments and looking at the different strains . that is real time had some potential to be a real pandemic. something we f stopped all our work on it. that stuff is frustrating at every level is critical things like avian flu, safety when we laid off those people in charge of our program, that's a problem. >> when you look at the way shifting over more to the hill activity now, the republicans are engaged in their budget priorities now and they will be moving on to reconciliation. we will see what the day brings. this is a real landmark achievement for democrats. the inflation reduction act and elements of the bipartisan infrastructure bill. what can democrats do to influence or to hold back on republican efforts to undermine that? >> i think to a certain extent as we get more transparency and make people acro

. >> deal, but he did sit down with fox news before he left dc. >> and here's. >> just a bit of it. >> i'm not hearing. >> from you, mr. president. >> a thought that. >> you owe the president an apology. >> no, i respect the president, and i respect american people. it's not about me. the action is that where is our friendship between ukraine and the united states? >> do you agree with that? president trump is too close to vladimir putin in your mind? >> president trump, he said that i want to be in the middle. otherwise i will not put these guys at the table. >> and is. >> he right? >> i want really i want to be very honest. i want really him to be more at our side. >> with that. let's bring in our nightcap tonight. foreign policy expert hagar chemali. she was the syria and lebanon director at the white. >> house and. >> was the. national security counsel. for the first two years of the syria crisis. >> steve liesman. >> is here. cnbc senior. economics reporter. molly jong-fast, special correspondent for vanity fair and msnbc contributor and pulitzer prize winning. david rohde. he's

the ups owning that upsetting to me does not look that different from what's going on in washington dc. take from the poor give to the rich. please don't turn the city of saint francis into moral frisco . good afternoon commission good afternoon. commissioners bruce bowen and dolores heitz. my brief comments are triggered by a fax that i read last month that in the city of vancouver over the last 50 years the number of units has tripled the number of of residents has grown by only 70%. yet vancouver is now the most expensive housing market in north america. this is of course because the increase in land value that densification or up zoning can bring. that fact along with the amount immutable principle of modern society that benefits accrue to networked elites puts in the unique position of present protecting people from the depredations of the market. in light of those facts and observations this puts this topic the issues being brought to you today at the very highest priority the most important subjects you could be addressing. thank you. >> good afternoon commissioner. my name is p