benjamin: also features fiona in one of her prior lives. tyler: the new york times had an editorial in which he condemns with a complete 180 in u.s. foreign policy toward ukraine and i was thinking that is not may be absolutely true. the u.s. -- you mentioned the u.s. has viewed ukraine for a long time through a russian lens. there was a ukrainian diplomat who we speak to on the podcast to set the same thing, that the u.s. always looks at ukraine to russian glasses and plays by their terms, so it seems the trump administration is looking at this history and picking the worst lessons and accelerating them and acting on that. i will say there is reporting this morning in bloomberg that the u.s. may commit to a sovereign ukraine in the negotiations, which is heartening. whether or not they listen to the first episode of escalation, i cannot confirm or deny that, but it seems like that is obviously the bare minimum, but -- benjamin: that is the budapest. constanze: it started out with. benjamin: so walk us through a couple of the cycles because

fiona: that's a good point. we do need to consider tariffs, still need to consider what that means for pricing and potential inflationary pressures that that might cause in the pricing. obviously there are going to be ceilings and limits that, you know, prices may potentially reach, where customers say it is too high, we need to rein in all of it. that is something we need to watch very carefully. obviously on the back of that, we also know that there is obviously a huge importance, based on tech, ai, chips, so, you know, they very much continue to be the future of, you know, where the world is going. you need to keep that in mind when you think about at what level a company is going to say, "that is too far. that is too high for us right now." while we will be keeping an eye on it, i do not think it is necessarily right now at a point that is causing concern, but it could be in the future, if they find that it has inflation impacts. romaine: are you comfortable, fiona, when you look at evaluations in the market

thirty seconds for fiona and they will have another great session coming. practice is the important point here we are all member on council formulations one way or another we tend to see each other for a foreign policy and geopolitical perspective. we had from general kellogg but that's not part of putin's or president trump i do want to make that slip. [laughter] sometimes was the seat in the world in the same might be different world. trump sees it economically and from a trade perspective. he does not wish to go toward china over taiwan to give up taiwan in a heartbeat for a bigger deal a trade deal. that's essentially what is telling zelenskyy he needed to get to it with the program for its very clear from what general kellogg said zelenskyy made a mistake because trump sees the world in terms of everybody making money everybody getting something out of it. the deal signed on the minerals with the united states, with trump and zelenskyy than everybody could have gotten something out of it that's thatn is that he'll make a deal with russia the be all kin

as your clerk said my name is fiona he's usually here for judy but she is out this morning so you'll be hearing from me. i good to be before you we have a very brief report with just some updates from my new heard mostly last month and as always we start by letting you know what happened at our last membership meeting and what to expect at our next one. >> we had a continuation of spotlighting seven of our member agencies that are going to be wearing meetings. we did this in november to great success so we have a few more. we had we spotlighted cody from town high and joined care and presented about the bionic hand. according to center they presented about their programs etc. it's it was sort of like hearing from your your employee of the month and your previous item where we kind of spotlighted their work at our next february meeting we have the center from work who are there going to be presenting on their services and sort of what services they can offer providers and who our i think we'd like to thank mike for this this referral and and encourage staff to keep referring puzzle pr

ahora la hija de shrek y fiona ya creció y ese es el personaje que va a hacer zendaya. han reunido en una conocida escuela de samba en río de janeiro para perfeccionar sus pasos antes de poder asistir a estas populares fiestas y este evento magnífico. bueno, las personas han llegado a los estados unidos, de grecia, de rusia, de argentina y otros muchos países que están ahí tomando clases juntos. se lo enseñamos en pantalla para disfrutar de la buena samba. oigan. y este viernes la casa de los famosos se convierte en el escenario de un robo que definirá el destino de todos. robo por la salvación, secretos, traiciones y una jugada que cambiará todo. pues va a haber alianzas rotas, va a haber jugadas sucias y muchos nervios a flor de piel. los habitantes no saben en quién confiar, así es que van a poder ver quién se va. estas fueron las noticias del mundo del entretenimiento. ya sabe que nos vemos cada mañana en acceso total. adiós. hasta luego. y con esto vamos a la pausa. estuvimos en el este de san josé. le contamos cómo se vivió el boicot económico que algunas organiza

of as well as a former ceo of next gen climate friday joins a field that includes state treasurer, fiona ma former state senator steven bradford, former stockton mayor michael tubbs, former republican congressional candidate david circuit and sausalito city councilor janelle kellman, senate pro tem mike mcguire is also rumored to be a possible candidate. but that has not been confirmed. >> a new bill in the legislature looks to keep in place statewide safeguards protecting certain waterways, like streams and wetlands from pollution and other contaminants. those safeguards could be rolled back, though, as a result of the 2023 u.s. supreme court decision in second versus the epa. but if the bill becomes law, the safeguards would remain in place here in california >> it's about protecting our water supply. and it's a it's a common sense measure that simply restores the protections that our waterways have always enjoyed. there is, you know, california, that water it forms the cornerstones of our ecosystems questions. the fields that grow our food and everyone. approximately 40 million reside

the new movie will still feature mike myers, cameron diaz and eddie murphy as the voices of shrek, fiona and donkey. zendaya. also joining the cast as shrek's daughter. by the way, folks, we are now streaming on pluto all the time. you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you want. scan this qr code for easy how to stream guide and on your favorite streaming platform. you can watch our live newscasts, breaking news updates, and other content. that does it for us at 430, gia vang is here. she's working on the 5:00 newscast. she'll join you in two minutes. or away from president trump's highly anticipated address to congress and the nation. the long list of topics he plans on addressing following an eventful six weeks in office. one of those topics is expected to be the suddenly tense relationship between the us andd ukraine. we talk with the former ambassador to ukraine about what he wants to hear from mr. trump tonight, and get ready for more rain in the bay area. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri lets us know how much to expect over the next few days. the news at five starts right now. t

finally, russia expert fiona hill who served as a top national security council official during the first trump administration joins us to discuss trump's diplomatic pivot on ukraine. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to >>> good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." we begin this morning with the secretary of homeland security, kristi noem. madam secretary, good to have you in person. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> i want to dive right into this trade war. the justification president trump invoked these tariffs under had to do with fentanyl. mexico's president said thursday that customs and border protection figures show seeds seizures of fentanyl on the southern border have dropped. she claims they've dropped 75% in the past six months. it doesn't show the existing system is working. >> we've seen incredible progress as far as what we have been able to stop at the federal border since president trump has taken office, and i think that progress can be built on. these partnerships that we have in going a

fiona was absolutely right. they made adjustments from the 2020 design proposal which are which are absolutely positive and again hopeful that that works out for everyone's benefit. one thing i would like to do with the developer is before they actually start construction several of the neighbors and i would like to walk the project with them to actually get a firsthand feel for the way things are going to work out and the commitments that have been made. other than that i don't think i have any other comments again. >> i just wanted to punctuate the light and shadow and the trees issues and commend jeff and fiona for their responsiveness. as i say, we don't agree with everything but we're hopeful that we can resolve any disputes we have as time moves on. so thank you very much for your time. any questions? >> okay. last call for public comment. >> again, you need to come forward. >> seeing none public comment is closed and this matter is now before you commissioners. commission lebron. >> i think from my perspe

mayor of novato as well as a former ceo of nexgen climate joins a field that includes state treasurer, fiona ma former state senator steven bradford, former stockton mayor michael tubbs, the former republican congressional candidate, david serpent and also sausalito city councilmember jonelle kelman senate pro tip might requires also ruler to be a possible candidate. but that has yet to be confirmed. still ahead, a kron morning news back business. opened. fire stations are going open. >> after close to help the city's budget deficit. what oakland's interim mayor is now saying. plus, in sports, the raiders securi , major player on their team off another teen faces challenge one of their players. >> all right. welcome back to kron. morning news. if you t were out of the clear in terms of the rain just yet we're not. john. jay was a look at that. good morning time. yeah. area that has seen some showers, the peninsula. and that does include as this morning, a bit of a wet tarmac out there. >> most of us across the bay area had a relatively dry evening. now, that's especially true for most of the

the amazing brown bears in alaska, and fiona, the hippo at the cincinnati zoo.ike they're connected to instead of all the conflict and everything that's going on outside of here. >> reporter: in big bear, mom and dad are taking turns caring for their off spring. >> both have been breaking off little pieces of fish and feeding each of the chicks. >> reporter: the parents and the fans will get 10 to 14 more weeks of the snuggles, squeaks, and snack times. >> they actually grow very quickly. it's really fast. >> reporter: before the chicks eventually stretch out those wings and take to the skies. now, if you're becoming attached to watching these fuzzy little guys, you can submit your suggestions for those names. and the third graders in big bear will vote and decide the final names for hopefully the brand new three bald eagles. guys? >> all right, camilla, i'm learning so much from this. >> and they actually named the last bird up there, spirit. so these third graders picked a good name. >> they're doing a good job. angie is back with a look at the forecast. we've

. >> that is a very helpful analysis, fiona. the speech and the past meetings let me turn now. thank you for joining us for this discussion. there had been some help from a ukrainian perspective that there could be a reset and u.s. route -- u.s. ukraine relations after this meeting in the white house. it is unclear how any reset would look like that some of the negotiation levels see it has towards ukraine will be cap in the hands for longer period of time to try to use them not only for the economic partnership but potentially for other concessions that they want to see from the ukrainian side. what is the strategy to react to that? i know that it is tough to develop a strategy at such a high pressure. what would you recommend? >> dual power strategy. we have to get an answer. talking to ukrainians. i have been browsing a lot around the country. it is a sort of emotional shock for many, many people. firstly, many welcome. but now people see a lot of to ukraine and the russians. so, someone should have exchanged their buckets and something else. if you are not in keys. the seco