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there's always the eventuality that we could have hardened criminals, hardened gang members with violentl pasts in transit. if that is the case, we're preparing options for the actual detention facilities, the defense -- defense tension facilities that are basically supermax prisons to temporarily house them. we don't want to put to our personnel if at a risk in transit, so if you have those existing facilities, let's use them. and we will use them to serve the interests of the american people who have been suffering under an open border and an invasion under joe biden. and we've said enough is enough, they're going home. guantanamo bay is a perfect transit point to temporarily house the worst of the worst until we move them back to their home countries who, as president trump has made very clear, better be prepared to take them robustly and soon. charlie: it's real simple. i mean, you know, you go from one administration to the next, and the previous administration if had a door mat laid out at the borders letting anyone if come in, allowing millions of illegals into the country. and no

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the major reasons he seems so aggrieved these last couple of days, and his tone about zelensky has hardened and this issue, as well, of the treasury secretary and at the end of it, president zelensky wouldn't sign this deal to give over some of the rare earth minerals." and i think he's viewing that as a slight on the treasury president trump, as well. and if you read the art of the deal, it's the same type of language definitely with biden, we heard the national biden's major argument was that an investment in ukraine was that administration's argument. i mean, this is a very transactional sort of conversation he seems to be expansion into ukraine, or the defence of nato's eastern flank, or anything like that. as a way to try to build a relationship with president trump, reporting, the actual agreement that donald trump and his administration and its future that they didn't feel that they could sign it. you know, i think what'll be really interesting to watch is how various particularly calling volodymyr zelensky a "dictator", "volodymyr zelensky is not a dictator" — but we have sort of pe

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terms that basically amount to ukraine's capitulation. 23469, today, the day of these talks, russia hardenedt only saying that ukraine mustn't join natea, it's demanding that nateo disavow the promise it made to ukraine in 2008 that it could one day join the alines of scrimmage. >> income comes a day after european leaders met in paris to have their own meetings about the war in ukraine. now there are reports that france will host a second meeting on wednesday, in time with a wilder guest list, including european countries like norway, the czech republic and sweden, countries who didn't attend on monday. one country which did attend was spain and i'm joined by the country's former foreign minister. he's now the dean of the paris school of international affairs. welcome tonight program. it's been a busy week in diplomacy, hasn't it? i wanted to get your take on how strongly you think this european coalition, if you can call it that, is given that europe's been left on the sidelines? >> well, i think europe has demonstrated against all odds that it stands united. it has stooped united for thre

absorbed into nato and the fact that ukraine would effectively be nato's front line of defense, battle hardenedld still be the case if it allows ukraine still to keep a sizable army, something that putin doesn't want and then that army can be build up and equipped by europe and the quiet. but, of course, europeans have to find a way to get themselves into the talks and this offer of being willing to contribute to some kind of security guarantee force in you crepe, which the united kingdom is championing at the moment is the way there but the europeans haven't shone a great deal of unity on this thus far and if you're not united, you're not going to influence either trump or putin. >> thank you very much, professor shae, who used to work at nato. here in the u.k., inflation has jumped to itself highest level in 10 months, rising to 3% in the year to january compared to a rate of 2.5% in december. the higher than expected rise was fueled by increasing food prices, airfares and an increase in private school fees. the treasury's warned of a butchy roamed ahead to get inflation back down to the 2% t

we have a hardened criminal, horrible people, we see them pushing people into subways when a train isund and see someone waiting for the train, train is coming 40 miles per hour and he gets pushed into the subway. and that happens all the time. these are sick people. if we could get them out of our country, we have other countries that would take them. no different than a prison system except it would be less expensive. and it would be a great deterrent. send them to other countries. if we could go a step further and we are talking about getting criminals out of our country that come in through other countries illegally, the illegal migrants as i call them. we have people that are just as bad as them in our country. if we could get them out i would be very happy. [simultaneous talking] >> reporter: he wanted you to pay a fee for that, would you pay it? >> president donald trump: it is a small fee compared to what we pay to private prisons. we will have to find that out. if we had the legal right, i would do it in a heartbeat. i don't know if we do or not. we are looking at that right

to maintain defensible space around structures, reduce flammable material, reduce fire risk, and hardenion routes. in his veto message governor newsom exposed his moral corruption by stating any efforts to fireproof california could not take precedence over his plan to replace single-family homes with affordable housing and multifamily units. i could spend hours regaling you with many ways in which radical environmentalism and fear mongering surrounding our ever and healthy climate has destroyed our natural and human environment, but i think you get the gist. in short in the name of climate change, and our environment, to burnish elitist bona fides, they have destroyed the things they claim to hold dear with policies and actions responsible for spewing more carbon and pollutants into the atmosphere than our collective humanity could in hundreds of years. [applause] that is why we must expose them for the frauds they are. charlatans who prove they know nothing about the environment, climate, resource management, how to build strong and resilient communities, or human nature. like so many

add about 1.4 million acres of land onto its fire prone map, which will subject homeowners to home hardening rules. and governor newsom seems optimistic after meeting with the president yesterday. while we don't know exactly what was discussed, both the governor and the white house are signaling they are working together to help fire victims. newsom spoke with cnn about that partnership. >>the president wants to do something that's never been done, and that is address this crisis with a degree of sophistication and focus to get the job done and get people's lives back. >ryan>and while governor newsom and president trump have had a very tense relationship over the years, newsom emphasized yesterday meeting meetings was focused on common goals instead of their disagreements. this afternoon, a federal judge has put on hold a midnight deadline for more than 2 million federal employees to decide whether to take a buyout offer from the trump administration. a hearing has been set on monday to further consider the issue. federal workers were given a deferred resignation offer, granting them pay thr

the saudi position as a result of public opinion is only hardening.dnight statement, 4:00 statement from saudi arabia very much rejecting the proposal trump put on the table. >> great to get your thoughts on those questions. thank you for your time. let's focus on the country trump sees as one of the u.s. main enemies in the region, iran. amidst the chaos of tuesday's remarks on gaza, the president signed an executive order to revive the maximum pressure campaign against iran. which implemented during his last term in office. including efforts to drive oil exports 20 to stop tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. but iran has been making progress on that front. the new york times reported on new intelligence iran's nuclear scientists are working on fast tracking a nuclear weapon, searching for shortcuts should tehran's new leadership of the plan the green light. let's discuss it with senior fellow at the foundation for defense of democracies. thank you for your time. bring us up-to-date on the status of iran's nuclear program to the best of your know

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the black smoke contained petroleum products and hazardous chemicals that could cause cancer and hardened lung disease. >> if it's a smaller scale incident, i think something like this could help us hunker down for the day, but for the larger incidents, i think it's still kind of a -- i don't know if a little air filter would keep us, you know, in town for the night. >> reporter: they're extremely thankful to the two nonprofits that organized the giveaway, healthy martinez and 350 bay area. -- add the taxes, it's about 100 bucks each. that's $100,000 worth of units. >> it's up to us to take care of our community. i mean, the refinery obviously doesn't care, and so we got to take care of each other. >> reporter: heidi taylor and a handful of volunteers handed out one purifier and one filter to each household. she also lives near the refinery and is still angry with the refinery which has had a number of incidents in recent years. >> this is a result of a refinery that doesn't put safety first. if they put safety fist, the workers would be safe, and the community would be safe. >> reporter:

you call them hardened criminals. they've been in jail 40 times. there's 142 times. and every time the person gets out, it's a he. every time he gets out, he commits another crime within 24 hours. and it's a heinous crime. it's a rough crime. we don't want these people in our country either. we don't want them in our country. we had the option. if we had the option to get them out and let them be based in some other country at a fraction of the cost. and frankly, they could keep them because these people are never going to be any good. that person that has been arrested 42 times or 22 times or 17 times and is all in for manslaughter and everything else and only gets out because of a very weak judicial system that only goes after people like trump. they don't go after the criminals, they don't go after people like this, and they laugh at our law. if that took place, you would have a lot less crime automatically. >> so mr. president, whether bashar al-assad o on guantanamo bay is, is there enough space there to accommodate. >> there's a lot of space to accommodate a lo

you know, those those data systems are really hardened against outside attacks. they're not really hardened against inside attacks. and these are all new people to government. many of them are special government employees. they have private sector work. they're still doing on the outside, are allowed to do. um, and they haven't they haven't fully joined the federal workforce. >> jim, i presume that you support winnowing the federal workforce, but do you have any issues with how this is being done? >> no. >> look. >> i think any. >> business and look, government is not business. >> but any business. >> that looks. >> at it. >> and it needs to. >> downsize. >> needs to rightsize. >> its business. >> it has to. >> and when. >> it's as massive as the federal government. >> you have to take some. >> drastic measures. >> if you. >> want to have real impact. >> and yeah. >> they're. >> going to break some glass. and yes. >> you're seeing some. >> of. >> the. >> it's not. >> a very popular. >> thing to do. it's not popular. >> to do in business either. >> but the way the

looking at the truck attack from new orleans, the truck attack in germany this morning as a way to harden our defenses here in the city and prepare for that kind of a random answer to the first question no, no non-credible threats. but look, you know, most of these events you know, there's sometimes it's known, sometimes it's not. we have to be prepared for everything. so new orleans was a wake up call for for all of us in terms of seeing kind of what some of the issues were there i think across the nation including here in san francisco, we pay close attention to things that we could do better and we need to do better to do everything that we can to ensure a safe event and that's what we have done and we believe that we have we have the correct measures. >> you know, these these types of attacks where people are using cars to kill people, it's a real thing. but we're we're prepared for that as well. so i mean when you when you get to the parade route and even some of the venues that are associated with the all-star game, you will see a high level of security and fortification of the rout

we need to harden our electric utilities so they are less vulnerable to extreme. whether there's all sorts of things that we can do. and again, it's mundane, but it's going to make people's lives better and it's going to reduce large economic losses associated with it whether faster. so when they do occur, okay, well, professor curry, we have to leave it there. but thank you very much for highlighting that though we get into the future by attending to the present. no. the other way around and i think that's very important to to keep in mind. okay, good. thank you. i'm thank you for watching hope this there again on was a part of the release of come to the russian states. never as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best ingles, all sense and up the in the system must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will ben in the european union the kremlin mission, the state on the rush to day and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for what question did you say from stephen twist, whic

changes that would bring sweeping impacts to consumers dropped by insurers, plus some new incentives to harden your home. then, from the court to the big screen, the warriors one and only dj dee sharp joins us. a sneak peek at some of the new beats coming to chase center for the nba all star games this weekend. join us for these stories and more at 530 on abc7 bay area streaming tv. dana. >> all right. stephanie, thanks. >> and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc7 news.com and join stephanie in two minutes. >> and if you're watching us here on tv. world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel. all of us, we appreciate your time. i'm dan. >> ashley california's trusted credit union. for nearly a century, we've taken every chance to empower our members, serve our communities, and build brighter futures. because we believe that every single one of us is on a journey. but it's when we come together, that we become the unstoppable that we become the unstoppable one. join us. golden 1 credit union. life is a journey best lived together. >>> tonight, we have breaking news

community hardening and forest management. part of the money will be used to update fire hazard maps. that could change building and planning requirements for communities that are at higher risk for fires. the requirements would include building homes with fire resistant material and creating defensible space. now, los angeles power company socal edison is under the microscope for potentially starting at least two of those l.a. wildfires. one was small and didn't damage any homes, but the second was that deadly eaton fire that destroyed altadena and killed at least 17 people. tonight, our investigative unit has obtained new cell phone video that captures the early moments of the eaton canyon fire. and it shows flames around the base of a hillside electrical tower. here's the thing. that power line had been decommissioned, meaning the tower was out of service and with no power. we took the video to bay area electrical engineer ken buske, who investigated more than a thousand wildfires. one would not expect an energized line to

we need to harden our electric utilities so they are less vulnerable to extreme. whether there's all sorts of things that we can do . and again, it's mundane, but it's going to make people's lives better and it's going to reduce the large economic loss of associated with it whether faster. so when they do occur, ok, well, professor curry, we have to leave it there. but thank you very much for highlighting that though we get into the future by attending to the present. no. and the other way around. and i think that's very important to, to keep in mind. okay, good. thank you. i'm thank you for watching hope to share again on was a part of the the, the most go on washington's top. diplomats speak over the phone, a written kids zalinski is coming to terms of the facts. the p. o is part of the trunk gain time. did the data duty in such a large manner? which demonstrates united states to ration badging? yes, so we're not very happy with it. to be honest with this is, this is life insurance in question. having their own type of hat this week. trump and appear to not. and

governor newsom signing an executive order that will invest in firefighters, community hardening andgement. part of the money will be used to update fire hazard maps. that could change building and planning requirements for communities at higher risk of fires. the requirements would include building homes with fire resistant material and creating defensible space. san francisco's mayor is rolling out a new task force that he believes will help improve public safety and bring more visitors to the city. it's called the hospitality task force. it will be led by san francisco police. the plan is to increase patrols in the city's retail and hotel areas. that includes near the moscone center, yerba buena gardens and, of course, union square. downtown's public safety challenges have hurt our economy, our businesses and our workers. it has also hurt the morale of our city. but it is a new day in san francisco. hospitality task force is expected to be up and running next week for the nba all star and lunar new year events. speaking of the nba, we are meeting the warriors new star. we'll hear

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and we need to harden our electric utilities. so they're less vulnerable to extreme. whether there's all sorts of things that we can do, and again, it's mundane, but it's going to make people's lives better and it's going to reduce the large economic losses associated with it, whether faster. so when they do occur, ok, well, professor curry, we have to leave it there. but thank you very much for highlighting that though we get into the future by attending to the present and on the other way around. and i think that's very important to, to keep in mind. okay, good. thank you. and thank you for watching hope to share again on was a part of the the media posts, again is a display. yes. we shouldn't have that us while usually to hans google bush, just simple boys names, i left them with me and i will extend it. you know about this book when they fitted curious to electronic signature. so those are what are you that you live in? the do what, just anything you could with this name with general store when, when les leslie use of game is a couple of really features to interes

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include strengthening our armed forces, implementing advanced technology for biometric identification, hardening measures against criminals, and strengthening our legislation to go against drugs and transnational crime. we also have international legal cooperation that is high level with robust cooperation and extraditions and enforcing the law. the d.r.'s commitment to regional stability is firm this regard we discussed the situation in haiti which requires a coordinated, solid response from the entire international community. we have reiterated there is no dominican solution for the haitian crisis and asked we have multilateral support ledly kenya to ensure the capacity and ensure effective actions. we highlighted the importance of re-establishing humanitarian assistance to stop a migration wave that would affect both the dominican republic and the units. and the united states. we agree there is no time to lose, mr. secretary. the haitian situation threatens the security in the entire region, including that of the united states. every day that passes is a day of fire and blood. haiti is drowni

but he finally he finally says i do it i will harden i will approve. i will go. and what does winston churchill do? he says to eisenhower i want to be on a ship in the channel on d-day. and dwight goes, you what? you want to be on ship and? finally, the king george, the six intervened and says, if he's going to be the ship, i want to be on the ship, too. and so they decide that winston churchill, who finally had agreed, will not be there on d-day. and we thank you for here tonight. and a round of applause for professor robert small.and now'o introduce the author featured in this session, angela beecham is a film and television historian who teaches courses in film history and serves as the film and digital arts department administrator at the university of new mexico in albuquerque. she's a ph.d. candidate in film and television studies. the university of east anglia in the united kingdom and has been a lifelong roosevelt i'm sorry, eleanor roosevelt enthusiast. eleanor roosevelt on screen. her first book, please join me in welcoming ms. beachum to the roosevelt

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and bratton, whose job is it to harden targets like the french quarter says the city has to get the security right. >> if they were to have another incident, it would be extraordinarily damaging to the economy of this community. >> reporter: and there will be another level of security added. the secret service, as we mentioned, the president is expected to come to the game. and dhs officials on the ground tell me that just makes everyone that much more vigilant. >> that was omar villafranca in new orleans. >>> president trump's plan to have the united states take ownership of gaza, remove all its palestinian residents and turn the beachfront enclave into the riviera of the middle east has shocked some of the people who voted for him, especially the palestinians living in dearborn, michigan. the city has the highest percentage of arab-americans in the entire country, and they flipped to trump in 2024, partly to protest president biden's handling of the crisis in gaza. nikki battiste asked people there how they're feeling now. >> reporter: what do you think your headline will be this week? >>