okay, thanks so much ellen. as always, ellen fisher for us at the white house. the with the police chief in serious main pulled says he has told hell, just bear with the thousands of people have been killed in a series of attacks, of solving sizes. loyal to allison, to president bashar assad. sorry, and on forces with the poor to la taca and one of the largest security challenges the new government has faced the place chief told l just here a remnants of the former regime have since been removed from the city. we've also been hearing from serious defense ministry spokesman telling al jazeera, the 5 is still loyal to ally of president special assad. turned out front of the hold on to him as was in some groups of the former regimes. remnants have a tech locations of the general security forces in several places, and that's a key and tattoos where a number of security forces would monitor the heroes. officers and soldiers of the ministry of defense have examined the situation and called and reinforcements and surrounded these criminal heartbeats and dealt with them

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ok, thanks so much, ellen. no doubt we will be talking to in the coming hours as we hear from donald trump shortly at the white house. as we mentioned, russian miss allan drawings, drawings have hit your crimes energy infrastructure and several of regions. acid bag is life for us now in cave, as it can just run it through exactly what's being hit and the fallout from these attacks that really shows just how fun ripples you finds energy sick. this still is yes, if you cranes and dizzy infrastructure is vulnerable over at night 3. here we have from the authorities here that's around 261 massages and drones are launched by russia talking mainly ukraine's energy infrastructure. according to ukraine and associates, $150.00 full of those massages and drones were just up to, to shut down. but they have been stripes across the country. now we understand and pull top of this thousands of people without gas. and we understand that there will be gas shut down, schedules being introduced across the country. now we also are

okay, thanks so much for all of that. ellen, ellen fisher, for us at the white house, a russian miss. holland john strikes has had 2 kinds energy infrastructure and several regions. acid bag is lot for us now. in cave, as a principal can use to cut through exactly what was being headed into full out from these latest attacks of does it show you just help vulnerable ukraine's energy sick to really is right now. it does so have hon. ukraine's energy sector is what i can tell you is that the authorities have said to run 261 decides. and drones are going last night to many and that's ukraine's energy infrastructure. 154 of those except to, to shut down by the ukrainians. now we understand from the ukraine's energy minister that the interest of to across the country was talking to you to understand the facilities operated by the state. run master, desperate and damaged and just in the last hour or so we're hearing that because of the semester strike the thousands of people with that guess. and the authorities have warned that there will be guest outages taking place across the country to t

oh, ellen. ellen, come back, come back to normal. ellen, what the fuck happened? really? >> i mean. >> ellen sent out an email to every single federal worker this week that said, name five things. you've done this week or you are fired. and a lot of people took this as a direct threat to congress. i mean, is there bloat in the government? yes. i've said it here many times. yes. and we should get rid of it. and we've already trying. but i mean, air traffic controllers, they're getting rid of and first responders and disease experts and nuclear scientists. the parks department this week got rid of 1000 people. smokey the bear is now working at starbucks. and uh, oh my gosh. i don't i don't want to say federal workers are on edge, but today i saw my dog growling at the mailman and and the mailman bit him. i mean. >> it's. >> uh, and. and, you know, i think what bugs people more than the fact that this isn't working is just the glee that they've taken it. i mean, musk is always up there now with a chainsaw. he was at cpac with a chainsaw. >> ha ha ha ha. >> a chainsaw. and bo

the couple appeared on the ellen degeneres show with gifts for the organization and an oversized $50,000 check for the organization. the documents say solomon deposited that check into a personal account without the knowledge of staff or board members. this was the reaction on the ellen degeneres show when those donations were delivered. >> that is insane. >> you saw there the kids who those donations were supposed to benefit, it didn't stop there. prosecutors zeroed in on a four-year period between 2017 and 2021. they claim solomon moved money into accounts he alone had access to and prosecutors say he kept his board members completely in the dark. according to court documents again, solomon allegedly went on a spending spree, buying items on amazon, vacation rentals and even bought a ford explorer and traded it in later for a cadillac escalade. prosecutors say solomon falsely claimed those purchases were for the organization. he's been charged with mail fraud and tax evasion, also, and is no longer connected with that organization. >> wow, the money trail catches up. thank you. >>> now

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okay, thank you so much ellen, this, ellen. so she, for us there at the white house covering of everything that donald trump has just been speaking about getting the russia ukraine for getting a deal done a piece deal done with around, as well as potentially even more parents against canada. but it's all for the moment to stay with us. the bottom line is up next the on the. well, i've seen some flooding recently, reports to the north, inside the ravia. and is that sort of area? we're going to see the active. whether if you go west of that and off of that, so it took you cyprus and event things looking bravo and by fences friday night time sheet down to about to an anchor, down to about 6 in a month in jordan. but the weather is not going through your heads and it keeps moving northwards and east woods. so it leaves fine weather for all of tour q. 50 degrees, and it was is done both about 20 and garza. this is during saturday. however, you all the exception. the rule is when the and where, where the throughout most of syria iraq

finding it more difficult and dealing with you crying, even though that they don't have any cods. ellen fisher has been standing by at the white house listening to donald trump speaking there, who ellen crystal, can you just give us an up some of what we heard was a really anything new from donald trump that as well. i think the thing that we can send most people in can send the international community is what he said about iran saying that we have in the final days of the interesting things are going to happen . we would like a peace deal, but that may not happen that will sadly. yeah. some level of concern, particularly as the reports circulating in the us media today, saying that donald trump has written the letter to run supreme leader asking if that can be some level of negotiation. but that letter has not yet been said. what he means by we, i'm the final days of dealing with around isn't entirely clear. but of course, people will say that me suggest that there's some level of military action which would be surprising given the donald trump campaign very strongly on making sure tha

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. >> peter baker and ellen farkas, i thank you both so very much. i'm sorry. appreciate it. thanks. and now to breaking news. we have just learned that the suspect in the 2022 deadly shooting at a 4th of july parade in highland park, illinois, has taken a plea deal. nbc shaquille brewster joins us from illinois. shaq. what happened? >> well, jose, this was a real surprise. today is when we were expecting this start of the jury trial. we thought the jurors were going to be sworn in. we thought we were going to be seeing opening statements. in fact, in that courtroom, the prosecutors were setting up charts. they were setting up screens as they were planning to make their case against robert crimo the third, but instead, around 918 this morning, central time, he ended up, his attorneys, i should say, ended up saying in open court that he was going to be changing his plea. and he ultimately pled guilty to 21 counts of first degree murder and 48 counts of first degree attempted murder. he is facing a life in prison without the possibility of parole. that's the maximum sentence in the sta

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as, as the country seeks to recover from years of conflict. aaron's ellen is a series analyst at the washington institute for near east policy. we asked if the, as a little white solved lawyer was posed a serious threat for serious new government. i think it's hard to say at this point, especially because we don't have a good idea on if a rom is trying to help out with this at all in terms of bringing in weapons money, or even his bowl over the border. so there's a question, how deep of a reservoir it could this go if outside actors try and push this board. but at the end of the day, it is a self defeating endeavor, because the reality is, is the white population is only 8 to 10 percent. and not even all aloe. it's like the former, establishing so they're limited numbers of people and in wall they can continue to do these hit and run attacks at the end of the day it's, it's unlikely to really change the reality on the grounds. it definitely hurts the stability as well as trying to, you know, bring in every part of the syrian society into one unit. one of the big things that the gover

ellen, i think we ought to empower the white house and the president, empower ellen to go find those cuts and put those in place in fy 26. >> okay. it's notable to hear you say that. congressman chip roy, as always, thank you for your time tonight. >> thanks, kayla. >> great to have you. up next we come back. president trump is preparing that address to congress tomorrow night. our white house insiders are here to talk about what's at stake. also, we have new reporting on one of trump's special guests who will be there tomorrow night. elon musk will be there in attendance with the president. and that comes, of course, as elon musk has been at the forefront of the fight in congress over his efforts to dramatically reshape the federal government by eliminating spending and also federal workers. >> amid upheaval and sweeping changes. >> the president of the united states. >> trump heads to capitol hill to share what's next. follow cnn for complete coverage and in-depth analysis. the presidential address to congress tomorrow at eight on. >> cnn. >> here it is. >> what's this? >> you keep

ellen: not at all. it is perfectly plausible.price tolerance. wealthy households to do but they are spending more on services than goods. you will see a hit to aggregate demand, because we will substitute away for other cheaper goods or pull back on buying altogether. companies have a couple of choices if they cannot raise prices, because that is one choice, they would look for concessions from suppliers -- they would probably get some concessions. the other is controlling costs in other ways,which lisa: and 40 minutes? will he give us a sense of the path ahead or be backward looking to assess momentum into this period? ellen: a lot will treat it as backward looking because we know that the federal layoffs won't show up until next month's report. i was in d.c. at the national association for business economics conference. what a somber mood. the data agencies have been chaotic with no warning of departures. a good deal of probationary workers are survey takers, so there's concern over the integrity of the data going forward. fund

." >> jimmy: yeah, it's by ellen zachos -- >> steve: a pair of zachos on there. >> jimmy: i like thatdo it. [ laughter ] he's probably like "b-b-but -- ellen, i d-don't w-w-want to b-be on the cover." she's like, "shut up and do it, wimp!" [ light laughter ] maybe learning how to grow orchids made him a little tougher. >> steve: oh, let's see. has it? >> both: no. [ laughter ] >> steve: nope. [ applause ] "uh!" >> jimmy: we're down to our last book. it is a history book. >> steve: oh, my gosh, i love history. >> jimmy: this is called "memorable balls." >> steve: wait -- [ laughter ] what's the name of it? >> jimmy: "memorable balls." [ light laughter ] i'm sure it's about, like, famous dances in ballrooms and stuff -- >> steve: really? >> jimmy: -- throughout history, yeah. good lord. >> steve: oh, my god. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's actually filthy, it's terrible. >> steve: let me see that. >> jimmy: it's terrible. >> steve: oh, that's nuts. >> jimmy: yeah, it actually is. [ laughter ] that's all the time we have for "do not read." [ cheers and applause ] memorable! >> steve: i remem

what's the role of ellen? because right now, ellen, is there space between the president elon musk and the president? he doesn't want that. but they still are going to have this bromance going for a little bit longer than than democrats. and we see this is not going to be the mooch or the scaramucci moment here for elon musk. >> yeah, we're all fascinated to see where that relationship is headed during during this term. all right. let's shift here from issues at home. some of these domestic issues like the economy to foreign policy issues. and we're just a few days out from from that incredible scene, that showdown that we saw at the white house. tensions running high between president trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. how do you think trump sort of follows that up in this speech tonight, trying to sort of frame his strategy for reaching a peace deal in ukraine. >> all right. so donald trump is a transactional guy, right? he's that real estate guy. he's not an interventionist. he's not an isola

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. >> ellen, is the cabinets going in the person above them? right. there's them. and then there's one above is literally sitting above in the first lady's box. >> right. and usually a senior adviser would be in the speaker's lobby behind off of the floor with stephen miller and others would be. but i think it just shows he's in this sort of above the cabinet different position with this sweeping influence within the administration. but listen, i think that donald trump is messaging doge better than elon musk is if he's talking about efficiency, if he's talking about making the government work better for people, that's a winning message. but the constant errors that we've been seeing, the announcements of what have been cut. >> and the chainsaw. >> it was a lot. >> i mean, you know, let me say, if i were democrats, i would never be opposed to, uh, you know, cutting waste, fraud and abuse, making government more efficient, seeing how we can make government more responsive. and i think they make a mistake by being resistant to the notion of making government more eff

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. >>> it was a heart warming donation on the ellen show, but now a former boxing gym manager is chargedzzling $50,000 presented by the currys. >>> now let's get to vern and sports. >> kia, movement that inspires. >> college basketball up top, selection sunday 13 days away. we know the st. mary's men are going. the gaels ranked 21st in the latest a.p. poll in a downyear for the gaels? >> when did you think this was going to be a special season? >> the beginning. >> st. mary's proved randy bennett right. they finished the regular season 27-4 and will be the number one seed in the west coast conference tournament. the gaels had all this success despite losing two starters in the transfer portal last summer. >> i really wasn't worried. it was weird because i was getting like these sos calls from all these people hang in there. you'll be okay. i'm like okay. >>> now we got the cal women's team. they are going to hear their name called on selection sunday, too. the bears honored their six seniors during sunday's win over miami. it had to be a little emotional, right? >> are you crying? >> no.

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and ellen and the group are going to be watching them. and if they can cut it's better. if they don't cut then ellen will do the cutting. >> so just. >> is that a. >> reflection that you think doge. >> and. >> elon musk have been moving too quickly? >> no, no, i think they've done an amazing job. they've done an amazing job. and look at what they found. i read it the other night in the speech. i mean, they found these things where billions of dollars has been poured down the drain to things. that's not about people, that's about contracts where billions and billions of dollars was just thrown out the window. it probably got kickbacks. i'm sure there were tremendous kickbacks for the people that authorized those contracts. but no, elon has been really teaching everybody about the numbers that you can do. but what i want is i want the numbers, but i also want to keep the good people. we want to get rid of the people that aren't working, that aren't showing up and have a lot of problems. and so they're working together with elon. and i think we're doing a really great job.

. >> and if they don't cut, then ellen will do the cutting. >> do you think doge. >> and elon musk. >> have been. >> moving too quickly? >> no, no. i think. >> they've done an amazing job. >> they've done an amazing job. >> what do. >> you make of that? is doge. >> being curtailed or not? >> i mean, honestly, who knows with. >> with this. >> donald trump presidency? >> i think. >> what's really important is that elon. >> musk continues to cause massive, massive damage across. >> the federal agencies. >> and so donald. >> trump. >> you know, talking. >> to the. >> press and saying. >> that he's scaling. >> that back. >> or he's having his. >> cabinet secretaries. >> be more engaged. really means absolutely nothing. >> what elon musk is. >> actually doing is. >> going agency. >> through agency. >> and causing massive. >> havoc to. >> federal programs. we're having. >> veterans affairs. >> workers being let go. >> national parks that are having. >> to redirect. >> all the. >> way. >> they open. >> and serve. >> the public. >> the department of education. >> right now. >> we. >> think, is

the fact that he empowered them today and he's still got ellen sitting there. you know they're learning how to do it. >> and do you think it was smart what he did today pausing the tariffs again i mean the one thing that the markets and i mean our sort of theme at the top here was whiplash, right. that one of the things that has made america the strongest economy in the world has been our stability. right. and the certainty that businesses can rely on it. >> well, it was benevolent. i mean, what he did today, i mean, but he said no more after the next month. i mean, look, you got to he believes in the tariffs. he believes if they are enacted and if they are left in place over a long period of time, it will benefit. >> he don't believe him in a much. he pauses them and unpauses them. he's like a like a kid with a, you know. >> you got one month. yeah, you get. >> you. >> get. >> we'll all get. >> together here in a month and. see where this is. >> but but you literally had everybody out there saying yesterday, there will be no pause. there will be no pause. then

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if you don't cut like i'm going to let ellen come in and do it. but it is a change for him.at a sign that there are problems that trump is having problems with? ellen's doing political problems. >> we know two things about donald trump is that he doesn't like bad publicity, and elon musk has been getting some bad publicity, and he doesn't like when the markets are down. and that's why he keeps pivoting when it comes. there are a couple of guardrails that i think impact his decision making. and look, musk is getting him nothing but bad press. and there was always going to be this breaking point with him. and look, i think i look i think he's actually handled this about, you know, there's a chaotic ness to trump that we're all kind of used to now. but this is sort of i'm mildly surprised that trump took the side of his cabinet. >> rather than. going full steam. >> exactly. he kept going. he could have. steam ahead. i mean, my favorite description, musk in the write up is that is. >> that only right? >> is that trump? wait a minute. is that trump sat back here watching like a t

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let's pick this up with aaron's ellen who's a syria on the list of the washington institute for near east policy. welcome to dw, we heard a soldier and that report, let's say the situation is being brought under control. is that what you're hearing? there? they're trying to at least doing the curfews is definitely part of the process of helping out with that. i think it's possible that we might still see some activity going into uh tomorrow, but if it goes along the routes that the government believes it will, it's likely that it will calm things down by the end of this weekend. and what do you think prompted based class, you think they come out of nowhere? we've seen a growth in remnants of the a sondors and trying to reorganize itself. going back to mid january, there's been a lot of talk online. uh, been increasingly there's been more mobilization into violence and it kind of tipped over yesterday with this ambush that chilled 30 uh, security forces of the new governments. and how strong are these allied outside of the wireless? and i think it's hard to say at this point, especial

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