it turned out all we needed was a new president. >> a lot of moving pieces, gabe. we learned the administration is negotiating with hamas. what can you tell us? >> reporter: the white house confirmed those talks with hamas, which usually happened through intermediaries because it's a terrorist organization. late today, president trump demanded hamas release its hostages now, saying this was his last warning. >> gabe, thanks. >>> the impacts of the president's budget cuts reach far beyond washington. stephanie gosk reports some local officials are concerned about losing funding for programs that help people with necessities like food and housing. >> reporter: outside the department of housing and urban development -- >> if we are not here, you will not be housed. >> reporter: an alarm was sounded this week over doge's staffing purge and looming budget cuts. 1,000 miles away in kansas city, the bentleys and their son with special needs have housing, finally. >> we don't have to talk about the sketchiness of hotels. >> we spent many nights crying, praying. >> reporter

gabe, what more can you tell us about this pause in aid and any more about where the u.s. there. well, that relationship. >> is still. >> not good. >> and yes. >> this pause. >> in military aid, a. >> seismic shift in. >> policy towards a us ally. >> billions of. >> dollars in aid. >> now on hold. now. >> as you mentioned, president. >> zelenskyy today signaled that desire. >> to come back to the negotiating table. >> he wrote. >> online that. >> he was grateful for the. >> u.s. providing javelins. >> he also talked about how the meeting friday did not go the way it was supposed to. and it's regrettable that it happened this way. but he did use the word regret. >> in an interview on. >> friday after. the meeting when he still has not done. and the white house continues to point this out, is that he has not flat out apologized for what happened. on friday. >> let's listen. >> to more what vice president vance said on the hill just a short time ago. >> look, i think the most important thing a lot of people have made this about public statements. president zelensky needs to s

gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: more than three years into russia's war in ukraine, president trump saysential peace talks are not dead but the next move is up to president zelenskyy. >> he should be more appreciative, this country has stuck with him through thick and thin. >> reporter: president trump firing back after zelenskyy said a peace deal is still very, very far away. >> he said he thinks the war is going to go on a long time. he better not be right about that. >> reporter: negotiations with ukraine on a deal to share the country's mineral wealth as payback with the usa was seen as the first step that collapsed after the disaster in the oval office. >> you're gambling with world war iii. >> reporter: two administration officials say that trump's team has discussed whether to pause military aid to ukraine, it's not clear if the president will do it. >> i haven't talked about that now. >> reporter: top officials saying zelenskyy needs to express more regret for friday's explosive confrontation. >> time is not on his side. time is not on the side of forever continuing this conflict

>> gabe, thanks. >>> the impacts of the president's budget cuts reach far beyond washington. stephanie gosk reports some local officials are concerned about losing funding for programs that help people with necessities like food and housing. >> reporter: outside the department of housing and urban development -- >> if we are not here, you will not be housed. >> reporter: an alarm was sounded this week over doge's staffing purge and looming budget cuts. 1,000 miles away in kansas city the bentleys and their son with special needs do have housing. finally. >> we were at hotels. >> yeah. >> and we don't have to talk about the sketchiness of hotels. >> we spent many nights crying, praying. >> did it feel helpless? >> i felt completely helpless. i felt like i failed. we felt like we failed as parents. >> reporter: but then they were accepted into a rental assistance program and now live in a housing project almost entirely funded by federal money from hud. >> it literally shows th there are programs to help people who just need just a little leg up. >> just need help. >> there is

here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: tonight, two u.s. officials tell nbc news the trump administration is pausing u.s. military aid to ukraine, a seismic policy shift towards a u.s. ally and a win for russia. a white house official telling nbc news "the president has been clear that he is focused on peace and needs our partners to be committed to that goal as well." more than three years into russia's war on ukraine president trump says potential peace talks are not dead but the next move is up to ukraine's president zelenskyy. >> i just think he should be more appreciative because this country has stuck with them through thick and thin. >> reporter: president trump today firing back after zelenskyy said overnight a peace deal was still very, very far away. >> he said he thinks the war's going to go on for a long time. and he better not be right about that. >> reporter: negotiations with ukrae on a deal to share the country's mineral wealth as payback for u.s. aid seen as a first step in the broader peace process collapsed following frid

our gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: two u.s. officials tell nbc news the trump administration is pausing u.s. military aid to ukraine, a seismic policy shift towards the u.s. ally and a win for russia. white house official telling nbc news the president has been clear that he is focussed on peace. and we need our partners to be committed to that goal as well. more than three years into russia's war on ukraine, president trump says potential peace talks are not dead, but the next move is up to ukraine's president zelenskyy. >> i just think he should be more appreciative, because this country has stuck with him through thick and thin. [speaking in a global language] >> reporter: president trump firing back after zelenskyy said a peace deal was still very, very far away. >> he said he thinks the war's going to go on for a long time. and he better not be right about that. >> reporter: negotiations with ukraine on a deal to share the country's mineral wealth as pay back for u.s. aid seen as a first step in the broader peace process,

but i will turn it over to gabe to let him tell his story. >> thank you chairwoman, gabe evans from colorado's eighth congressional district. i was a police officer in the denver area and today i'm still wearing my police boots and they are on my third set of soles and that is what keeps me grounded and reminds me why i'm here. here in congress i'm focused on serving the victim of these crimes that you heard the chairwoman talk about. let's talk about what happened in colorado as a result of these policies. when i started my law enforcement career colorado was 34 in the nation for crime rate. we're now 4. colorado is once again has the highest rate of motor vehicle theft out of all of the 50 states. as a police officer for over a decade in the denver metro area i saw first hand what was contributing to these problems and the blame lace on sanctuary policies that allows criminal organizations and cartels to come into our community and find safe harbor. the recent headline news in colorado showed that violent gangs have looked at denver colorado to be their national headquarters as a result of t

and try to salvage this. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. i want to bring in nbc's chief international correspondent, keir simmons, who is in moscow for us. keir on sunday, the kremlin spokesman said, and i'm quoting the new administration is rapidly changing all foreign policy configurations. this largely aligns with our vision. can you explain what that means from president putin's perspective and the potential implications of it? >> well, the kremlin is watching, and what it sees is that it is now a major crisis for nato and for europe. just what gabe was reporting there, that there is, again, a conflict between president trump and president zelensky, a split while president trump was posting that message, the british prime minister was in parliament trying to reassure his parliamentarians. he was being praised for bringing the two sides together. at one point he said, well, we don't know anything about plans by the trump administration to pull away from ukraine. extraordinary. now look here in moscow, they see all this. so we had dmitry

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our gabe gutierrez has the story. >> reporter: tonight, ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy leaving white house empty handed after an explosive confrontation in the oval office. >> gambling with the lives of millions of people, world war iii. >> reporter: nearly an hour before, the visit started with a cordial handshake and a joke. >> all dressed up today. >> reporter: and kind words. >> it's an honor to have president zelenskyy of ukraine. we've been working very hard, very close. >> reporter: both leaders had planned to sign a deal giving the u.s. access to ukraine's rare earth minerals, designed to pay back the u.s. for billions of dollars in aid, seen as a crucial step for a possible broader peace deal between ukraine and russia. >> i think president trump is on our side. >> reporter: but zelenskyy disagreed with trump, arguing the u.s. must offer security guarantees in any ceasefire deal. >> we will never accept just ceasefire, it will not work without security guarantees. >> reporter: the meeting took a sharp turn when vice president vance mentioned talks with russian presiden

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but i'll turn it over now to gabe to let him tell his story. >> thank you, chairwoman. i'm from the eighth congressional district. i was a police officer for over a decade. today i'm still wearing my police booths. they're on their third set of soles, because that is what keeps me ground and had reminds me why i'm here. my morning routine hasn't changed in 14 years, because here in congress, i'm focused on serving the victims of these crimes that you just heard the chairwoman talk about. let's talk some of the statistics that have happened in colorado as a result of these sanctuary policies. when i started my law enforcement career, colorado was 31st in the nation for our crime rate. we're now number four. colorado is number two in the nation for teenagers overdosing and dying on illegal drugs, predominantly fentanyl. colorado is once again got the highest rate of motor vehicle theft out of all of the 50 states. as a police officer for over a decade in the denver metro area, i saw firsthand what was contributing to these problems in a significant percentage of the blame

we expect to see more cuts in the coming weeks and months. >> gabe, it's monday. mondays are hard enough, going to work, but there's video that shows at the department of housing and urban development, a long line. staff having to wait for up to an hour just to get into their offices. what's going on there? >> reporter: workers received an e-mail friday saying this might be happening. essentially, they're now being required to go through metal detectors as they go into work. some of the workers there at hud told us they waited in line for 40 to 60 minutes. this comes not just logistical changes, but this all comes as the trump administration not only cutting the federal workforce, but also changing security protocols. i should mention by the way that hud last week was the site where there was that fake video, a prank, ofa fake video of elon musk and donald trump that somehow was able to be shown on tv monitors inside hud. we don't have confirmation that this has anything to do with that, but the workers had a lot of change this morning. >> gabe, there has been rea

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gabe, thanks so much. be sure to join nbc news for complete coverage of president trump's address to congress and the democratic response. our special coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern. 5:00 p.m. pacific on nbc news now and continues at 6 9:00 on your local nbc news station. >>> parts of the u.s. are bracing for severe weather and the possibility of tornados. >> texas and new mexico are also dealing with a fire threat and parts of the rockies and upper midwest, blizzard conditions are possible. this all comes as new orleans celebrates mardi gras today while the official closely monitor the storm that's closing in. bill karins is tracking that storm system. bill, what should folks around it had south be bracing for tonight? >> i know all eyes are on new orleans. so many people are there for the festivities. we had the line of storms that will move in about two to three hours from now. this morning, it was over dallas and we had a lot of problems with high winds. so far today, about 133 severe weather rep

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. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> now to richard engel who has reaction to the stunning moment in ukraine and europe. what are you hearing? >> reporter: the world just watched as president trump humiliated volodymyr zelenskyy in the white house. zelenskyy was there to sign this mineral agreement, going there after having been insulted by president trump for a week, nonetheless, he went there and was ready to sign and things quickly devolved, the white house saying it was because of zelenskyy's attitude. he's getting some support in europe, but russia is celebrating, a senior official saying finally zelenskyy got a slapdown. in interviews tonight, zelenskyy still wants security guarantees from washington. president trump has made it clear he does not want to give them. asking them is overplaying his hand. lester. >> richard engel, thank you. >>> now to details just in about the death of gene hackman and his wife. investigators say hackman's pacemaker is revealing a key clue as they rule out one theory in the case. liz kreutz from santa fe. >> reporter: tonight, new clues into the mysteriou

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