griffin the right to rhose types of arguments at his trial.legislation from congress. t' oice barrett: okay. argument, so section iii covers president trump. let's say that congress enacts a quo warranto provision that it doesn't really matter this purpose, even -- even a deral prosecutor, to bring remove him froce -- mr. mitchell: mm-hmm. justice barrett: -- in a quo warranto way. wouldn't that be in some tension with impeachment? office outside of the proc impeachment. couldn't then president trump simply say, well, ly way to get me out of office is the impeachment s and not this quo warranto action? mr. mi: so i don't know how that would play out because o warranto actions that were brought that i'm aw under the 1870 enforcement act were brought against s officials. and your honor's impeachment hypothetical would apply not only to the president but any federal -- justice barrett: i know. mr. mitchell: -- officer of the united states. justicett: i know. mr. mitchell: so i don't know how that playein the courts and whether anyone ever to argh

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shares are down 1.1%. >>> griffin has a warning. thing the fed could end up doing is cutting, pausing, and changing direction back toward higher rates. >>> coinbase announces a $1 billion debt deal. shares of coinbase are up almost half a percent. coinbase benefiting from renewed optimism of bitcoin which is hitting an all-time fresh high, on this show. take a look at bitcoin right now trading at basically 73,260. >>> stocks, they're looking to keep the records rolling after the s&p 500 hit its 17th record close of the year yesterday. hard to believe. 17, wow. but it's not just the markets in the u.s. that are climbing to record or near record-highs so far in 2024. in addition to the msci indexes. they have all touched fresh highs. those six markets, they account for more than 75% of the market cap for the msci's all-country world index. also for the first time since 2021, nearly one third of the 47 markets included in that index, they're trading within 5% of the record-highs. for much more on this, let's bring in victoria greene. s

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doctor alterovitz and miss stephania griffin from vha. it va is committed to protect thing veteran's privacy while harnessing ai to better serve veterans. while ai can be a powerful tool we must adopt it with proper controls, oversight and effectively. we want to make sure we are safely adopting these tools. is the largest healthcare benefits provider in the nation and adopter of an electronic record years ago, we have a complex ecosystem including one of the largest health record repositories. we are enthusiastic about the vast potential of ai and the va is concerned about privacy, ethical use and effectiveness of the use of ai. evidence plays an important part of that given the technology unique risk and challenges. we will continue to invest in governance to make sure our use of ai comports with security and privacy policies and within the trustworthy ai framework that was launched under the leadership of doctor alterovitz. regarding privacy, securing veteran data is a top priority as my colleagues john oswalt and stephania griffin can

that's how they get to griffin.that was part of the argument, look, since this a uniquely federal issue, states can't ban me as a candidate for state office because only congress, that's the reading he took out of it. only congress through section 3 can enforce this section 3 of the 14th amendment. >> ryan reilly, thank you as well. >>> the double haters in battle ground states, voters who are not exactly thrilled for a trump/biden rematch. does that mean a third-party candidate could get their support? >>> if somebody steps up to the plate other than these two, i would consider it. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now, get max strength topical pain relief precisely where you need it. with new tylenol precise. smile! you found it. the feeling of finding psoriasis can't filter out the real you. so go ahead, live unfiltered with the one and only sotyktu, a once-daily pill for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, and the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding you're s

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and nick griffin? were you happy to have nick griffin's endorsement? a no, or you happy? no. from this evening to the early hours of this morning, and this moment... i do hereby declare that— george galloway is duly elected... ..he'd done it again. the fourth town or city in his third party that has led mr galloway to parliament. keir starmer, this is for gaza. from crowd: george galloway, you want to burn our future! - punctuated by protest — he's used to that. a climate campaigner is led away. keir starmer and rishi sunak are two cheeks of the same backside. and they both got well and truly spanked tonight here in rochdale. george galloway isn't an overnight success, but a politician with decades of controversial heritage. a labour mp, until he wasn't. a tormentor of america's political establishment. now, i know that standards have slipped over the last few years in washington... he met and praised the then iraqi president saddam hussein. oh, and was an early reality tv star. pussycat, yes. what was it about george galloway that made you think, you

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city saw the image of a griffin on the facade. the griffin is a symbol of hersanes, a creature that connects everything earthly with the heavenly. residents landscape their own yards, that is, there are so many flower beds everywhere, and people take care of it themselves, it’s not something that someone forces them to do, it’s a tendency to love the place where you live, and i know that sevastopol, it has another name, it is the city of tulips, and this is the future, or rather already real. well, it’s true, our city back in soviet times was famous precisely for its tulips, because they were always planted in all the squares in the city center on ushakov square, these are very beautiful, they are very beautiful, they are multi-colored and they are also planted in various forms there are anchors or something, well, that is, a pan on the square of joy, look at what a huge bubble, this is such a gathering center for all the children, this is the square. holland, here is the building of the university in sevgu, this hall is like my h

dana griffin, nbc news. >>> turning now to the turmoil in the middle east. secretary of state antony blinken had travel from egypt to israel this morning to meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and war cabinet officials. this as the u.s. is calling for a vote on the newly-revised u.n. resolution calling for an immediate cease-fire in gaza. it comes after vetoing three previous cease-fire resolutions. let's bring in josh letterman, and a warning, some of the video may be disturbing. josh, good morning, what could we expect today? >> reporter: good morning, frances. we can expect a vote in the security council on that resolution put forward by the u.s. that calls for immediate and sustained cease-fire. it describes a pause in the hostilities of at least six weeks. and this is really a step up by the u.s. in terms of putting pressure on israel at the u.n., where the u.s. has long worked to protect israel from many of these resolutions. now the u.s. using that forum of the security council to really make clear that it wants to see a stop in the fi

it's not what we want to represent. >> reporter: dana griffin, nbc news. >>> up next, the fight over affordable housing. we go to a town where not even the doctors can afford a home. >>> new york city has approved the nation's first congestion pricing program. the controversial plan would charge cars $15 to drive into the heart of manhattan while trucks could be charged between $24 and $36. officials say it's aimed at reducing traffic and pollution and could take effect as early as june. >>> now, to our series, "priced out" and the ski resort city where so many people with good jobs say they've been locked out of the housing market, so the city took a vote on whether to make a big change. shannon pettypiece has the results. >> i know we're a little overbooked. >> reporter: this cancer nurse in steamboat springs, colorado, has spent more than three years in housing limbo. >> how many offers have you put in total? >> about a dozen. >> how many have you gotten? >> none. >> reporter: as remote workers and home buyers flock to resort communities since the start of the pandemic, realtors h

here's dana griffin. >> reporter: tonight, the urgent manhunt under way for an escaped inmate and an armed accomplice who ambushed officers at this idaho hospital. >> they are dangerous. they are armed, and they have shown a propensity for violence >> reporter: police say 31-year-old skylar meade shown here handcuffed and bloody was taken to st. alphonsus medical center for self-inflicted injuries then just after 2:00 a.m. this morning as meade was about to be transported back to prison, the accomplice, nicholas umphenour, opened fire shooting two officers, a third caught in the cross fire police say the suspect and inmate then fled in this gray honda civic. >> we believe that this was a coordinated attack, certainly a planned endeavor to free him from custody. >> reporter: all three officers expected to survive. >> they could be anywhere at this point. >> reporter: investigators releasing these photos of meade's tattoos and say he's a member of a white supremacist gang he had been in prison for eight years after shooting at a deputy during a high-speed chase. he was eligible for par

there's dana griffin. >> reporter: escaped inmate schuyler mead and an accomplice arrested after a vehicle pursuit with police, nearly 36 hours after their brazen ambush on corrections officers outside a boise hospital. the men may now be tied to two homicides during this time on ttheir time on the road. >> the motive and why they did what they did, i don't know. >> reporter: the men taken into custody in twin falls, idaho, nearly 130 miles from the hospital where three officers were shot during the initial escape. >> the patient had a driver with the shooter. >> reporter: the two are members of the white supremacist gang the arian knights. it was formed in the 1990s in the prison system. they often use initials ak. they also use violence to target inmates of color. >> the fact that they did basically a movie-type shootout to free him from prison is just really bold, and it means that they've been planning it for a while. >> reporter: authorities now turning their investigation into how they pulled off the coordinated attack and escaped. >> with near certainty, this was not an accident. th

sonali: can griffin said earlier this week that pausing then changing direction towards higher rates quickly would, in my opinion, be the most devastating course of action to pursue. i think they will be a bit slower than people were expecting. carissa, when you think about what can griffin is saying, the idea of what causes the fed to cut, do you think it will be meaningful progress on inflation or to the point collin is making, the idea that the data, the economic data is getting weaker and potentially could get much weaker? karissa: excellent set up for sure. it is not just one or two data points. it's not just inflation. though, certainly the 2% target is their primary target. they are walking a tightrope between making sure they bring inflation down to a normalized long-term level that we can live with economically while making sure we are not setting the -- sending the economy into recession. we are not sure if we will see a slowdown or outright recession. but that is the tightrope the fed is looking at. they are just like -- just looking at inflation data. they were looking at

griffin had to say to sara eisen. >> none of us know where we are on this journey.hat i will tell you is the team at nvidia looks like they're really on top of their game right now. >> yeah. >> they have done just incredible job. it's like the gold mining in california. those that sold the picks made a lot of money. and it's very clear that nvidia, right now, sells one of the most important ingredients in the a.i. story, and they've done an incredible job of capitalizing on it. what's really interesting to see is that the large language models, the barriers to the production of a world-class model appear to be somewhat lower than what we thought they were nine months ago or 12 months ago. if you look at recent events, anthropic's most recent model release is a real competitor to what's been done at openai and that's one hell of a statement. and in fact, i think you could argue -- >> you're not an investor in anthropic, right? >> no. just to see if i'm talking my book? >> yes. >> sorry. >> that's fair. go on. so, they're competitors. we want to find out who the next

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. >>> we're back with an outrageous incident of racism, and dana griffin reports. >> racism is real,t happens, and it's awful. >> reporter: what was supposed to be a thrilling start to the ncaa tournament -- >> young, dynamic off the bench. >> reporter: -- turned a shocking racist experience for the utah women's basketball team thursday as they walked from their hotel to a nearby restaurant >> the vehicle d by, and several racial slurs were yelled by the occupants of the vehicles. >> reporter: the team made up of black, white, and latina athletes was staying in coeur d'alene, idaho, 35 minutes from the spokane, washington, arena. surveillance video shows the team inside the restaurant and later leaving but not the actual incident. after dinner, it happened again. according to the police report, the drivers of two trucks revved their engines and yelled the "n" word. coach lynne roberts addressed the incident monday night following their loss to gonzaga. >> for our players and staff to not feel safe in an ncaa tournament environment is messed up. >> reporter: the ncaa and gonzaga helpe

dana griffin has late developments for us. dana, still a lot of questions to be answered tonight. >> absolutely, lester. these dangerous suspects were arrested in idaho without further gunfire after investigators say they may have killed two people while on the lam. they managed to ditch their first getaway car and hop into another. investigators now piecing together their movements over the last day and a half. tonig inmate skylamplice nicholas umphenour arrested after a vehicle pursuit with police, nearly 36 hours after their brazen shooting ambush on corrections officers outside a boise, idaho hospital. investigators say the men may now be tied to two homicides during their time on the run. >> we did find the shackles at the scene of one of the homicides. the motive and why they did what they did, i don't know. >> reporter: the men taken into custody in twin falls, idaho, nearly 130 miles from the hospital where three officers were shot during the initial escape. >> the patient had a driver who was a shooter. >> reporter: a

can griffin.hat the fed is missing some of the heat and the cpi that people are dismissing assembly one offs. if that is the case, what is the risk of keeping rates higher for longer? this is one of the key question to hear fed officials asking as well. if there is no risk, why cut? jonathan: it is the question. cutting too soon, holding too long? i would imagine they change that risk just a little bit. i'm not sure it has changed the base case, but it has change the probability around the story. >> which is why i think it will be very interesting to see whether they change any of the ballots, but whether they hear a slightly different tone from fed chair powell. jonathan: that meeting a week away today, pushing up the first rate cut. warning the next goal is reducing qt, writing the final plan should be in place by the middle of the year. whatever happens, the destination matters a lot more than the speed. pleased to say that bill dudley joined us now for more. what kind of considerations go into

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griffin?of the commentary surrounding the rochdale by—election has been somewhat simplistic. now, what i mean by that is rochdale. the constituents, 30% are muslim. that means 7 in 10 constituents are not muslim. and the reality is that george galloway, he's not only he's not only able to be competitive in palestine, focussed muslim communities, he's giving labour a headache, especially with white british working class voters who may be pro—brexit and protectionist as well. if you see some of the things that you talked about in his electoral messaging, he talked about the open air market being of the town. um, being the heart of the town. um, the long tum future of rochdale association club, association football club, talking about how local businesses are the lifeblood of local communities. so so. and then say, oh, but he's then people say, oh, but he's microtargeting tailoring microtargeting he's tailoring his different his messaging for different communities. listen, labour have been for a

national security correspondent jennifer griffin joins us with e her take right after the break. ♪ ♪lcome to fox news live, i'm ashley strohmier and today is the deadline for former donald trump to post half-million dollar bond and new york civil fraud trial case. if he doesn't, new york's attorney general's family she will start seizing his assets to pay the bill. that can include trump's prized properties. told the board it has been impossible to get the money and asked the court to waive the bond or reduce it. tomorrow, in trump's hush money case, it he will address thousands newly turned over documents at the justice department and trump's motion to drop the case. if not to dismiss, he may set a trial date and the earliest is april 15th. i am ashley strohmier and back to "sunday night in america." ♪ ♪ >> trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america." war and rumors of war anddomi conflict continue to dominatevl the news.at's a vladimir putin was reelected, if that was the right word, and russia. eight in ukraine remain soldd in congress. senate majority leader chuck schumer cal

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we go to dana griffin who is in snowy bolder, colorado, and thank you for being there for us, and howare the people dealing with the storm? >> yeah, ellison, happy to be with you, and glad to be here right now. it has been constantly snowing when we woke up, and rain that quickly switched over to snow. this is the result of several hours of the continuous snowfall, and we have still got several more hours. this is going to last until friday morning, and the concern is the type of snow that is falling. i want to take and and that is what is happening here, it is impacted with so much moisture, and it is impacting the power lines. crews don't like that, because it could create power outages in denver area, and some 50,000 customers without power. they are out and take a listen. >> get out early, and do it multiple times, because trying to do this. >> reporter: how long have you been at this? >> just the sidewalk, an hour, 1:20. >> we are seeing the constant proof that they are trying to keep it clean. >> bill, that looks like some thick springs. aspen springs is up to 38 inches, and con

jennifer griffin reporting live from the pentagon. a house armed services subcommittee is holding a meeting on hypersonic capabilities. those weapons can move a mile per second and can evade traditional defenses. china and russia have more hypersonic weapons than the u.s. right now. they move through the atmosphere after an initial ballistic launch phase. beijing is developing cruise missiles that use air-breathing engines like scram jets to reach high speeds and maneuver according to defense news. the army's multibillion dollar dark eagle program is an effort to advance hypersonic capabilities. strato launch says they suc successfully completed the reusable system. the first time a hypersonic engine was made by ersa major. because it's reusable, this makes testing hypersonic weapons cheap ebber and faster. china and russia are feeling conventional long range weapons, president biden's fiscal 2025 budget requests 9.8 billion to deliver a mix of hypersonic and long range subson anything mess sills. this year's pentagon budget request i

annabelle: the citadel founder ken griffin says the fed should move slowly in lowering interest ratesfin says pausing and changing back to higher rates quickly would be the most devastating course of action. he thinks rate cuts would be slower than expected. last week we heard fed chair jay powell san policymakers are nearing the confidence needed to start lowering rates. haidi: a few interesting calls out there and it shows how precarious perhaps expectations are as to how central banks are going to proceed from here. and a lot of focus when it comes to what we are expecting from the bank of japan as well. here in the first 40 minutes or so of trading in australian we have seen the asx two higher gains. we are seeing some outperformance in these thematic names. australian vintage, some of the winery names are doing particularly well today. as we see these expectations build that the most three year long punitive tariffs on australian wines from china might be eased in the coming weeks. we are seeing broad downside when it comes to trading in kiwi stocks. singapore nikkei futures sett

nbc ace dana griffin is reporting from boulder, colorado.en several others right-hand side trying to get this heavy snow from the tree branchs. what makes this snow so different this is really compact, dense, heavy with water snow the concern is they way down the power lines and trees. a lot of state workers are also taking a snow day. there'sle other dangerous weather happening out of colorado several airlines are off free rebooks for people who booked travel to colorado, also, kansas city had hail the size of golf balls overnight. a lot of people are being advised to stay home especially here in colorado. >> dana griffin, thank you so much. stay safe. >>> residents are trying to oust a white nationalist after they elected them. >>> cord roomy former is trying to get his documents case dismissed. we're live outside the courthouse. snowe 0e courthouse snowe 0e a force to be reckon with. no, not you saquon. hm? you! your business bank account with quickbooks money, now earns 5% apy. 5% apy? that's new! yup, that's how you business differently

stephanie griffin, within the va. while ai can be a powerful tool we must adopt it with proper controls, oversight and control. the department is taking a measured approach as we scale ai solutions to make sure we are adopting these powerful tools safely. as the largest healthcare and benefits provider in the nation, va has a complex technical ecosystem including one of the world's largest health record repositories. the va is concerned about the effectiveness of ai. governance plays a key role in how va has approached ai given its unique risks and challenges. we will ensure the use of ai goes with public and private policies. regarding privacy, securing better and data is a top priority as my colleagues can attest to. va uses the national institute of standards to manage and report on privacy and security risks. this framework requires independent privacy reviews which prevent conflicts and audits. furthermore, va security controls reduce the risk and impact of potential incidents by deploying a diverse set of techno

jennifer griffin, fox news. gillian: thank you, jennifer.l will return to the table for ceasefire talks for hamas and another major push to try and pause the war in gaza at least temporarily in exchange of release for ziti really hostages and hamas suggesting that fazed release of remaining 100 hostages in captivity in return asking idf to withdraw from gaza and release hundreds of palestinians and they've called these proposed conditions delusional. bring in middle east program and chair and former ambassador to iraq, turkey and envoy to the global coalition to defeat isis, james jeffrey. sir, two days ago the president held a star studded fundraiser at radio city music hall in new york and raisedded all kinds of money, $26 plus million. he faced dissent inside and out of the venue from pro palestinian protesters that disagree with his support for israel. it seems that more and more this is the singular foreign policy issue the president cannot get away from. there's no winning -- there's no winning position for him to hold when it comes to

>> all right, dana griffin starting us off.ana, thank you. >>> now to that breaking news overnight on the israel-hamas war. the secretary of state, antony blinken, is now back in the middle east, pushing to secure an immediate cease-fire. nbc's raf sanchez is in jerusalem for us. raf, good morning. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, laura, this new resolution, according to secretary blinken, would call for an immediate cease-fire, tied to the release of the hostages. now, the u.s. has previously vetoed three u.n. security council resolutions. that's a position that has left it looking pretty isolated, internationally, but as the humanitarian crisis in gaza deepens and with children now dying of hunger, you are seeing new urgency is from the united states about trying to bring about at least a pause in the fighting. >> that would bring immediate relief to so many people who are suffering in gaza, the children, the women, the men. it would allow a much greater expansion of humanitarian assistance getting to them and it coul

jennifer griffin spoke with the prime minister. >> bret, i'm joined by estonia's prime minister kaja can a columbus who at age 46 is her country's first prime minister. thank you for joining us on "special report." >> thank you for having me. >> your critics sayou are too tough on vladimir putin. they joke you eat russians for christmas. is that true? >> i even showed my breast to prove that i don't eat russians for breakfast. can you be tough enough. we should have been tougher and tougher before so to prevent this from happening. >> your critics do say that you are too confrontational to be nato secretary general for instance. what's your response to that? are you too hawk kish? if we say because of our attitudes towards russia we are prevented from, you know, taking top positions, then we can actually give too much posh to putin to decide how we run our alliances. >> estonia became independent after the soviet union fell apart. you joined nato in 2004. you share 210-mile border with russia. russia's interior minister recently is

our political analyst larry griffin is here to explain what's going on. the news at 530 starts now. thank you for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. now mechanical issues on a flight headed from australia to san francisco. is the sixth united flight in the past two weeks to encounter problems. next we have nbc bay area owes sergio quintana. >> reporter: just seconds after the flight took to the air video biplane spotter new york aviation got clear images of fluid spewing from the plane. it looks as if it is coming from the rear right landing gear. the crew of the bowling 777 300 jet continued over the ocean before turning around. video for my passenger shows the crew dumping fuel before landing. the plane landed safely back at the airport in sydney and no one was injured. united airlines have been dealing with a series of issues with its flights over the last couple of weeks but this incident in sydney is now the third involving a technical issue with one of its planes in just the last few days. last thursday a wheel fell off a rear landing gear just as a united 77

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>> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. thank you.e will go to the touch screen to look at the political landscape following super tuesday. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york as new york governor kathy hochul announces plans to send 750 national guard troops to the new york city susubway system to help police search passenger's bags for weapons. she is also sending 250 state troopers and police officers to the state transportation agency. fox 4 in dallas as texas governor greg abbott offers his condolences to the family of a fire chief who died fighting a structure fire in the texas panhandle tuesday. fritsche volunteer fire chief zeb smith collapsed inside the home, suffering from a reported heart attack. officials say the structure fire was not directly related to the ongoing wildfires but the cause is still under investigation. this is a live look at nashville. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 17, our affiliate, tennessee state lawmakers consider a b

so, kathy griffin, as we see, posted the pickup truck with joe biden, would have had the secret serviceit her, but donald trump seem to get off the hook. >> that's the point i wanted to ask you about, that crux, david, the difference between the two. as a civil rights attorney, i want your thoughts on where that line is drawn between free- speech and violent and simon. i get that donald trump's history with attacking his political foes -- with this most recent post -- would see any kind of protection under his first amendment rights, especially given the fact that the target of that is also the president and the secret service has to respond to any threat that comes? i can't imagine that somebody of a secret service office sees that post from trump and says, hey, you are really make my life your little bit easier. in fact, you are making my life harder. >> i'm going to take a step back, because i wanted to say, i find myself realizing, i find so many reasons to take offense to what we saw in the video. before even stop to think about the fact that he relates to a sitting president, imag

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nbc's dana griffin is following this for us. dana, what happened?igators say the inmate, skylar meade caused injuries that forced them to take him to the hospital in a coordinated and brazen attack, after he was treated and released, an accomplice opened fire on two corrections officers, shooting two of them, a third officer injured during the cross fire. now two men are on the run. they have been on the run for more than 24 hours, and investigators say they are armed and considered dangerous. listen to what else authorities have said about these two men. >> we believe that this was a coordinated attack, an ambush on the department of corrections officers, and certainly a planned endeavor to free him from custody. they are dangerous. they are armed, and they have shown a propensity for violence. >> every investigative tool is pointed at trying to find out how this happened, and the apprehension of anybody who was involved. >> reporter: the concerning thing about all of this is investigators have no idea where these two may be or where they're even h

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jennifer griffin, fox news coming up tonight at 11, a close call right outside an east bay elementarychool after an attempted kidnaping of a student. >> and now the search for the person responsible. >> and we are tracking a few scattered showers out there. or what areas that are trying to drop a shower or two, i'll have the forecast that includes more of that, and something for the weekend as well, but first, more changes are coming to san francisco's downtown mall. >> the latest stores closing their doors did my legs shrink? i can move them. i mean, i knew alaska airlines' premium class had extra legroom but this... this feels different. okay. crazy idea. on the count of 3... i'm going to try and cross my... ohhhhhhhhhhh boyy that's nice. woooooo! ( ♪ ) control issues at boeing and one of its key suppliers. >> the faa says the audit looked at production of the boeing 737 max and identified not compliance issues, in boeing's manufacturing process. control parts handling and storage, and product control. the faa initiated the audit after a door plug came off of a 737 max jet shortly a

>> bret: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you.ecretary of state tony blinken meeting with leaders in jamaica part of a urgent push haiti growing crisis. pressure growing on aerial hen troy resign or agree to transition council. attacks began in late nebraska across haiti's capital of port-au-prince, scores of people have been killed. up next, national guard troops in the u.s. in public transportation facilities. we'll tell you about the latest big city considering that move. ] before advil: advil dual action fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at the source, acetaminophen blocks pain signals. advil dual action. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. j.p. morgan wealth management knows it's easy to get lost in investment research. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and he

right now, i want to bring in our political commentator, alyssa farah griffin. are senior political commentator, van jones and cnn his, political correspondent, dana bash. you and i covered joe lieberman for many years, talk a little bit about his legacy as far as our country is concerned >> well, he certainly was one of the most maybe the most pious politician that i ever covered. ever met and he was well-known as very important jewish figure. but it's not just that he was jewish wealth. it's that he was an observant jew, very open and proud of his judaism and has traditions. and that no question gen. led him through a very long career of politics and he started out in the connecticut state house, then he became attorney general in connecticut. and then of course was a senator and the us senate for almost a quarter century. >> and we'll he was very well known as pretty hawkish on defense issues and on some domestic issues some of his positions when it came to international relations certainly set him apart from his party. and that led to some brian with the dem

our feelings but a line of the senate and a legendary figure for sure >> let me get alyssa farah griffin into this conversation. alyssa jolie rieman was very, very, very independent minded. he joined with the republicans from time-to-time is, as we all know, how do you see as legacy >> well, first i just want to say condolences to senator lieberman, his family, his wife, hidatsa, he was truly a consummate statesman and hearing this news, i couldn't help but feel like this isn't some ways the end of an era he really encapsulated the idea of bipartisanship and championing the idea of working across it's the aisle he sought is a virtue. he didn't feel like he had to fit into one box or only play for one t. he truly focused on the priorities of the american people >> and he is so he's, >> he's such an interesting person to reflect on in this political moment because he's so strongly decried toxic partisanship. i mean, a remarkable legacy to vance the point that he was on a democratic presidential ticket and was very seriously considered years later to be on a republican presidential ticket.