senator hassan. sen. hassan: thank you, mr. chair. congratulations on your nomination, and thank you for your willingness to serve. i appreciate the time you took in my office yesterday, and i just want to follow-up on a couple of those issues. so, i will start with a question i'm asking every nominee, if directed by the president of the united states to take action that would break the law, would you follow the law or follow the president's direction? mr. faulkender: thank you, senator. i enjoyed talking with you yesterday, and i will follow the law. sen. hassan: thank you. dr. faulkender, if the president instructed you to force the irs to provide the white house with the personal financial information of his political opponents, would you comply? mr. faulkender: senator, as you discussed, i would consult with our general counsel to understand with the law is and i would follow the law. sen. hassan: thank you. just a reminder to folks, president nixon's white house counsel once complained in an internal memo that we've been unable t

chair cassidy: now, senator hassan. sen. hassan: thank you. good morning and congratulations to you and your family on your nomination. president trump has promised to help lower cost but prescription drugs are skyrocketing for granite staters and all americans. in 2025, drugmakers have increased the list prices of over 500 common medications. dr. makary, you and i discussed the importance of increasing generic drug competition. if confirmed, will you work with me to speed the approval of generic drugs and fda to lower drug costs? dr. makary: first of all, i enjoyed our meeting together. the answer to your question is an emphatic yes. i would add to that that i would love to work with congress to address a way that patent law has enabled patent thickening which makes it difficult for bio similars and even drugs to come to market because they have the navigate so many lawsuits and the letter of the patent law. sen. hassan: this is something senator paul and i have been working on and we have a bill called increasing transparency drug act which

. >> abc seven news reporter anser hassan has more. >> just after 10:30 a.m.day, chp shut down southbound 8-80 near downtown oakland to look for shell casings. chp confirmed to abc seven news that at around 7:30 a.m, a suspect fired off one round at a victim driving on the freeway. the victim was not injured and was able to safely exit the freeway. chp tells abc seven news that there is no known motive, but that it will likely use cameras on the freeway to help in the investigation. >> and what this represents is, finally, the requests of oaklanders have been heard. >> justin burton is a media and political strategist. he believes freeway cameras are needed in cash strapped cities like oakland. >> in oakland, where you have a understaffed police department and you're stretched thin on resources, you need all the help you can get. >> caltrans confirmed to abc seven news that 200 cameras are now operational and recording on state route four, 13, 24, 112 and 123 and on interstate 80. 238, five 8880 and 980. but some critics say there isn't enough data to support

"guidelines which are "publicly available. " thanks to mehdi hassan for speaking with us. bye— bye.o hear a longer version of today's hello there, good evening. and it's also st david's day, of course. but it's always cloudier and breezier here, for tomorrow morning. like a stone underneath those clear skies. also, some mist and fog developing mostly across parts morning. north wales. high cloud than we saw today. of north—west scotland, but it should stay largely dry. here's our frontal, the remnants of it, the cloud outbreaks of rain into north west scotland, but again, we're starting to see these temperatures creep up. here's the outlook for our capital cities. so more sunshine for many of us, as we head you're not in a good position. with us, you start having cards. i am not playing cards. you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. a meeting between the leaders of the us and ukraine hello, i'm carl nasman. after what was meant to be a meeting to discuss peace efforts devolved into a tense, angry exchange. peace talks,and the future of us support for bring an end to th

. >> abc seven news reporter anser hassan has been following the story since the beginning and has the latest. >> new details emerged in the antioch police department's racist texting scandal, as officers took the stand in the federal trial that began this week in oakland. >> if we were to just take the common sense interpretation of the language that was used by the witness, we can conclude that he was being completely honest and above board. >> criminal justice professor greg woods is talking about officer eric rombough, who, instead of standing trial, is serving as a witness for the prosecution. he took a plea deal in january. rombough described how he and officer morteza amiri knowingly used excessive force, falsified police reports, and made sure their actions weren't caught on body cameras, sometimes rewarding each other with fancy dinners. >> those racial epithets reducing those individuals whom they encountered to be targets for rubber bullets to be incentivized through the reward of cookies and filet mignon. >> the defense tried to argue that some of the text messages were off

reporting live anser hassan abc seven news. >> a high stakes deal. thanks very much, sir.head. it was a wet start to the day for parts of the south bay. maybe where you live. here's a live look at conditions out there right now. coming up, you'll hear from abc7 news meteorologist i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] input on proposed fare increases for 2026. they want to hear from you. an increase of 6.2% is scheduled for january 1st. bart says this proposed hike will help minimize the risk of service cuts. while the transit system explores a long term funding solution to restore financial stability. riders can fill out the survey on bart's website until march 18th, or in p

hassan: thank you.lier this year, elon musk gained access to the treasury department system that processes all federal payments, giving elon musk the ability to block any payment by the federal government. a federal district court judge has temporarily blocked his illegal access. if this court order were lifted, would you allow elon musk access to treasury's payment system? mr. faulkender: senator, elon musk does not have access to the payment system. only people who are authorized treasury employees do have access to the information. sen. hassan: elon musk has enormous conflicts of interests, right? i think he has something like $38 billion in federal contracts. his visibility in these systems that he happens to not have access to, -- if elon musk and i can hear president trump say it, president trump says anyone is authorized if i say for security clearance. let's say president trump says elon is authorized, what are you going to do? mr. faulkender: i would make sure only people who are authorized hav

hassan:. discriminate firings? mr. edgar: i will see what the data is that we are looking at and act like i would in any situation whether it would be federal government. sen. hassan: i would just note into a couple of other points, i'm a former governor who has worked with fema closely and i've had this discussion with the secretary, his nomination i supported. it is really important to understand that when you say a local government should do it, i have 234 towns in new hampshire, some of them fewer than 1000 people. they don't have the staff or the budget to handle major disasters, so it is going to be really important that if you are all talking about rightsizing fema and making sure that it can do its work, that investments in resilience continue so we don't have the same natural disasters impacting the same infrastructure over and over again, and it's going to be important that we have people on the ground who can do the mission of working hand-in-hand, as they do, with local governments. so i look forward to try

here's abc seven news reporter anser hassan. >> who's going westbound for the. >> newly released video shows possible police misconduct and a fatal officer involved shooting that left one man dead, such as this scene. as the two men tried to drive away. >> officers fired into the car as the cars. as the car was driving away from the police officers and was not posing a danger to anyone. >> adante pointer is a lawyer for the wilson family. in august of 2023, tahman and tommy wilson were shot at by martinez police, who were responding to a burglary at a cannabis dispensary. tahman died on scene. >> one officer, you know, came to the scene and was abusing these gunshot victims despite the fact that they were handcuffed, despite the fact they were compliant, despite the fact they were in need of medical aid and treatment and care, an officer decided to exact what i call street justice. >> newly released documents by the police department described how officer johnny aroni need tommy several times in the head, while he was already handcuffed, and how the three responding officers tried to h

here's abc seven news reporter anser hassan. >> who's going uh- westbound. >> the newly released video shows possible police misconduct and a fatal officer involved shooting that left one man dead, such as this scene. as the two men tried to drive away. >> officers fired into the car as the cars. as the car was driving away from the police officers and was not posing a danger to anyone. >> adante pointer is a lawyer for the wilson family. in august of 2023, tahman and tommy wilson were shot at by martinez police, who were responding to a burglary at a cannabis dispensary. tahman died on scene. >> one officer, you know, came to the scene and was abusing these gunshot victims, despite the fact that they were handcuffed, despite the fact they were compliant, despite the fact they were in need of medical aid and treatment and care, and officers decided to exact what i call street justice. >> newly released documents by the police department described how officer johnny aroney kneed tommy several times in the head, while he was already handcuffed, and how the three responding officers tried

abc seven news reporter anser hassan catches up on the shocking testimony. >> new details emerge in the antioch police department's racist texting scandal, as officers took the stand in the federal trial that began this week in oakland. >> if we were to just take the common sense interpretation of the language that was used by the witness, we can conclude that he was being completely honest and above board. >> criminal justice professor greg woods is talking about officer eric rombo, who, instead of standing trial, is serving as a witness for the prosecution. he took a plea deal in january. rombo described how he and officer morteza amiri knowingly used excessive force, falsified police reports, and made sure their actions weren't caught on body cameras, sometimes rewarding each other with fancy dinners. >> those racial epithets reducing those individuals whom they encountered to be targets for rubber bullets to be incentivized through the reward of cookies and filet mignon. >> the defense tried to argue that some of the text messages were offensive, but that they were cherry picked or

abc seven news reporter anser hassan is following this story. >> after an almost hour and a half closedon meeting. alameda county board of supervisors came back with no deal. supervisor nate mileyno assured investors that he wants the deal to be done. county negotiators say there's two documents that are outstanding one, a quitclaim deed. second is a release document dismissing a lawsuit filed by an environmental group, which has since been resolved with the african american sports and entertainment group. he believes that investors will still hang on and remains optimistic. >> i mean, i think everybody is still obviously committed to the process. we're too far. i mean, we've waited five years. why would somebody i mean, you know, we feel good about the commitment. and i appreciate supervisor miley speaking directly to investors. and you know, so that's important because the delay you know those kind of delays are tough. >> negotiations will continue on friday. the county board of supervisors will hold another meeting on tuesday for a vote in oakland, anser hassan abc seven news. >> rep

. >> abc seven news reporter anser hassan explains that housing advocates say it is still not enough.61 vote tuesday night, fremont city council resolved to amend a controversial camping ordinance passed in february to clear homeless encampments. the revision seeks to remove the section around aiding and abetting.round aiding and >> our intention was aiding and abetting would be if you build large structures like tree houses or large wooden structures. but people were saying that it was if we give water or food or we help somebody, and that was never our intention. >> newly elected fremont mayor rod sullivan says the city has gone on record to clarify this, but thought it's important to revise the language to remove any ambiguity in the law. >> remove this because we want people to feel confident that they can help their neighbors, and they can provide food, water services to everyone. >> fremont is estimated to have 800 homeless people. 700 of whom are unsheltered. the ordinance, passed in february, bans camping on any public property like sidewalks, parks and open space. the city co

abc seven news reporter anser hassan tells us that housing advocates say that is still not enough. >> in a61 vote tuesday night, fremont city council resolved to amend a controversial camping ordinance passed in february to clear homeless encampments. the revision seeks to remove the section around aiding and abetting. >> our intention was aiding and abetting would be if you build large structures like tree houses or large wooden structures. but people were saying that it was if we give water or food or we help somebody, and that was never our intention. >> newly elected fremont mayor rod sullivan says the city has gone on record to clarify this, but thought it's important to revise the language to remove any ambiguity in the law. >> remove this because we want people to feel confident that they can help their neighbors, and they can provide food, water services to everyone. >> fremont is estimated to have 800 homeless people. 700 of whom are unsheltered. the ordinance, passed in february, bans camping on any public property like sidewalks, parks and open space. the city could also cr

abc seven news reporter anser hassan has more. >> just after 10:30 a.m. on tuesday, chp shut down southbound 8-80 near downtown oakland to look for shell casings. chp confirmed to abc seven news that at around 7:30 a.m, a suspect fired off one round at a victim driving on the freeway. the victim was not injured and was able to safely exit the freeway. chp tells abc seven news that there is no known motive, but that it will likely use cameras on the freeway to help in the investigation. >> and what this represents is, finally, the requests of oaklanders have been heard. >> justin burton is a media and political strategist. he believes freeway cameras are needed in cash strapped cities like oakland. >> in oakland, where you have a understaffed police department and you're stretched thin on resources, you need all the help you can get. >> caltrans confirmed to abc seven news that 200 cameras are now operational and recording on state route four, 13, 24, 112 and 123 and on interstate 82, 38, five 8880 and 980. but some critics say there isn't enough data to s

here's abc seven news reporter anser hassan. >> he's going westbound for the. >> newly released video shows. possible police misconduct and a fatal officer involved shooting that left one man dead, such as this scene. as the two men tried to drive away. >> officers fired into the car as the cars. as the car was driving away from the police officers and was not posing a danger to anyone. >> adante pointer is a lawyer for the wilson family. in august of 2023, tahman and tommy wilson were shot at by martinez police, who were responding to a burglary at a cannabis dispensary. tahman died on scene. >> one officer, you know, came to the scene and was abusing these gunshot victims, despite the fact that they were handcuffed, despite the fact they were compliant, despite the fact they were in need of medical aid and treatment and care, an officer decided to exact what i call street justice. >> newly released documents by the police department described how officer johnny aroney kneed tommy several times in the head while he was already handcuffed, and how the three responding officers tried t

here's abc seven news reporter anser hassan. >> who's going westbound for the. >> newly released video shows possible police misconduct and a fatal officer involved shooting that left one man dead, such as this scene. as the two men tried to drive away. >> officers fired into the car as the cars. as the car was driving away from the police officers and was not posing a danger to anyone. >> adante pointer is a lawyer for the wilson family. in august of 2023, tahman and tommy wilson were shot at by martinez police, who were responding to a burglary at a cannabis dispensary. tahman died on scene. >> one officer, you know, came to the scene and was abusing these gunshot victims despite the fact that they were handcuffed, despite the fact they were compliant, despite the fact they were in need of medical aid and treatment and care, and officers decided to exact what i call street justice. >> newly released documents by the police department described how officer johnny aroney kneed tommy several times in the head, while he was already handcuffed, and how the three responding officers tried

hassan. mr. hawley. mr. heinrich. mr. hickenlooper. ms. hirono. mr. hoeven. mr. husted. mrs.e-smith. mr. johnson. mr. justice. mr. kaine. mr. kelly. mr. kennedy. mr. kim. the clerk: mr. king. ms. klobuchar. mr. lankford. mr. lee. mr. lujan. ms. lummis. mr. markey. mr. marshall. mr. mcconnell. mr. mccormick. mr. merkley. mrs. moody. mr. moran. mr. moreno. mr. mullin. ms. murkowski. mr. murphy. mrs. murray. mr. ossoff. mr. padilla. mr. paul. mr. peters. mr. reed. mr. ricketts. mr. risch. ms. rosen. mr. rounds. mr. sanders. mr. schatz. mr. schiff. mr. schmitt. mr. schumer. is a mr. scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. mr. sheehy. ms. slotkin. ms. smith. mr. sullivan. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. vote: the clerk: senators voting in the affirmative -- barrasso, blackburn, boozman, britt, cornyn, cotton, cramer, crapo, daines, grassley, hyde-smith, justice, lankford, marshall, moody, murkowski, paul, ricketts, scott of florida, scott of

uh, what do you want pack hassan to be in such a symbiotic relationship with any other nation? i have no dogs throughout the there's a symbolic relationship between bucks on on. i was so again, a squared exceptional dec, 17 tribes are actually on the border. this is not the tiers, so with the one, some other 5 neighbors we should we have a different box on that one. so the and then coming up industries to and more sol firestone, they have projects, those books and for commons. but the culturally don't identify themselves with the projects, projects on those books on our took them to sun because there's the culture of the gap which has come and the more comes over to here and the project goes like some the to come as well. you may know, but in some, so do the subsea or situation tasting. it is a special case. i mean, that cannot be ruled ultimately by the international law. because what you're describing seems to be a very peculiar situation and dealing with the, you know, very traditional culture that is very different from even the pakistan's culture. i mean, the urban pakista

about ice creepy people who have done did our tax in the commodity trying it on in moscow and buck hassan? so the, so you have to actually address these issues and like on this you and then you can automate send the sovereignty comes when the other side also respects the sovereignty of others. now my question is not to criticize a practice done by any measure. i'm not an expert on that, but i wonder if perhaps the current framework of international law not only by the fact that they and many countries seem to be ignoring it, but, but by the fact that it doesn't seem to solve the issues that you have just raised whether the framework needs to be updated, revise brought in touch with reality some how well those uh you are offering to i can understand that those, those are the movers and shakers in the water. when you in good bucks on into that, then can you're thinking that that was last like analogy, drawing on back to huge situation as i said in the beginning is difficult, different so. so when the do you do talk about iceland? no, for the metro next thing. uh, mexico and canada. so that'

the guest of the us led down very natural forces, enough con hassan for over 20 years. and they cannot simply go after them and any of them. and they fear that if they do so, these people, these fight is called joining the dyess, your eyes k b. and the 2nd reason is the incapacity because the country has the most from long years of war, civil war. and i personally also believe that the bond don't have the capacity to go off to these people and more so even if they had the capacity, the problem would be that's 20 years of the us there to force it. and i want his time to go to break the tale bond to non state active. so how can a small army of people, which is strange, see because gosh, strapped, which has a little the resources be able to basically get to hand to get a grip on people who get disenfranchised this, this engendered and, and walk over to the enemy. that is the escape po dyess, which the us and other intelligence agencies have sounded as the the biggest threat, including of course, that they didn't get valuable and focused on, which is the prime enemy of focu

as sylvia has rebuilt their nation, made to hassan, case head to head to inform us for like in president, went in for missing. china sets out its vision for its future as thousands of delegates, java for john hill, so called to sessions some much on alex's era the, the, the, again, you're watching out is there a has reminder about top stories, the sour. i'm also subject to is an extension to phase one of the cease font de la garza instead accusing israel of blackmail if it's a month to really small cap tends to be controlled 0. the protestant in group confirmed further captures will only be released onto the agreed phased deal. that is the 1st phase of the den expires as well blokes the entry of late into gone so pretty desperate needed food. fuel shelter and med center for trucks coming essentially humanitarian agents in queueing off. but the roster border crossing in egypt drive is hoping to deliver food supplies, so they've been prompts and the condemning and u. k prime is the cast on that has met your a pen need is on defense pump, isn't supposed of ukraine. the purchase lead us base

the fall of the asset regime has ushered in a new era as serious as we build their nation. met to hassan guys had to had with for much, for like in president when in, from a single china it sets out a vision for its future as far as, as a delegate schiavo for daniel, so called to sessions some much on alex's era, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the you're watching, i'll just say a reminder of our top story is this our how most the house rejected israel's demand for an extension to phase one of the goals and fees via accusing it or blackmail, or they're releasing more captives permit us to benjamin netanyahu has a low, long saving age into the strip, storing global condemnation, u. k. appointment. as the case tom has hosted european leaders and the defense partners and supports if you crane the purchase. we just spoke about a combination of the winning, which could defend ukraine of a peace deal with russia is agrees ukraine has been following sing russia for 3 years now with almost provided locally by the united states and europe. bonds, the public spots between the president bel

down to some unpack, hassan is costing the 2 countries a combined $3000000.00 in losses every day is what i'm about to accuse is asked on security forces of building a new full job postal hits tower trait of his shots. the tool come crossing in process. the telephone government has refuted the allegations how high you have reports from the tool come crossing a door to farmers close for business or no. normally they're destroyed would be full of people and trucks. crossing the border between focused on that and i've run this done, but now it did that gate and the closure is hurting traders from both countries. 5, so i'll talk you still in afghanistan. trade has 3 categories to ask on, transit trade, bi, lateral, afraid, and import from afghanistan. this 14 day closure is disastrous with business. thousands of trucks are stuck at the border or, or the on their way to the border. and that means the losses of millions of dollars are go to the advantage of a dispute that began last. yeah, budget gone, said the one that's on the board. the board within 500 meters of the international bound

to medi hassan goes head to head with so much for like in presidents when in with, from a single china, it sets out its vision for its future as thousands of delegates gather for john hills, so called to sessions some much on al jazeera. the israel says it will adopt a us back proposal for a c spy in guys that swat ramadan and pass of the play. you're watching l g 0. live from bill. how with me for the back. people also ahead a 12 year old boy, a shot and killed by is really forces in the occupied westbank, bringing the number of children killed at s c a to 40 week after a public showdown with donald trump, ukraine's president receives a warm welcome in the u. k and dozens of rescue from a powerful avalanche deep in the himalayas by 5 people. we may miss the thank you for joining us. israel says it will implement a new temporary cease fire in gaza over the ramadan and pass over periods. the announcement came just minutes after the 1st phase of the original sci fi deal with him. us had formerly ended. israel says, a new sci fi was proposed by the us presidents and boy, steve with cough.

her work focuses on the effects of spatial apartheid in post apartheid south africa. hassan with selma, and associate professor in human geography at oxford university and a senior fellow at the institute for pow as time studies. shenika simpson, a community activist, and one of the founding members of the north omaha redlining commission and jacob faber and associate professor of sociology and public service at new york university and co founder of its red lining lab. thanks you all so much for your time. thank you for being part of the stream today. jacob, can you start us off here with a definition? what is spatial segregation? exactly? sure, so 1st, thank you very much for having me. and you know, when i talk about segregation, i'm typically referring to the fact that people of different racial or ethnic are class groups often live in different areas. so in the united states, for example, the white people are the most segregated group, the typical white person in america lives in a neighborhood that's about 70 percent white. and typical black person lives in a neighborhood that's a

as sylvia has rebuilt their nation, made to hassan goes head to head to inform us for like in president, went in for missing. china sets out its vision for its future as far as the delegates gather for daniel, so called to sessions. some much analogies era from across asia and the pacific is multi award winning program and to stories from the world's most dynamic region one and one east. on which is the era the the post office for now his far tom thank you so much. south africa is cricketers of cruised into the semi finals of the champions trophy. that's after they inflicted england's 3rd street last. david stokes has the action, the shop all, it's gone straight out and you went into this much incorrect sheet and they were already on the way home after 2 defeats the chose to back 1st and started totally losing 2 wickets in almost exactly the same fashion. surely time again, this time they don't care. ruth did his best to study things with a few boundaries, but he was out for 37. not a thing about his reach 50 and that was in pop down to south africa, sharpness in the field to safely. oh

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this final is taking place in dubai and you have refused to play any matches and host nation park hassan citing security concerns you know about the junk of it says it's a struggle for him to play tennis at the moment he lost his opening match at the indian wells, mazda is $24.00 time a grand slam champion, was beaten in $0.03 by boot. take event design slot, who only got into the tournaments off to another player who's out of it, hit $37.00 on force as as he slipped to assess consecutive loss. it follows he's opening round defeats and car last month and he's retired and it's from the same open semi final in january. but it's only the 2nd time since 2008 that due off of it has last 3 straight matches. his last title victory was more than 7 months ago, and he took the gold medal at the past with infix. he hasn't won a grand slam since 2023. when he won the 3 of the full majors, they'll straight in front and us opens. of course that had an incredible career and being consistent so many years of you. so you have high expectations of yourself and things are different obviously for me, the la

oh, this is that 10 level. hassan has been following developments from last year for the studio. i thought about that on the syrian defense ministry forces a heated to would civil locations on the outskirts of job to, to reinforce security in areas where there was security tension. in the past hours, the syrian defense forces are using heavy weapons, including tanks, to destroy the ambush is sit up by loyalists of the former regime on the highway between tattoos and logic. here the eye does come out in my thoughts. i filled out a so hot and the hot and i did. several and bushes were carried out during the day, leading to many injuries among the security forces. they would take him to hospitals, and that's a key which authority say has been brought back under control. security forces continue to comb areas and the outskirts of job law and civil neighborhoods in front of us and totters. according to a source in the defense ministry, the security forces fully controlled the city of tattoos. methods that obviously by god, what's the middle? jorge, the more help them i think, i don't

this final is taking place in dubai, and you have refused to play any matches in host nation park hassan sites in security concerns. a short time ago, india had 371 without loss and reply. a lot of junk of it says it's a struggle for him to play tennis. at the moment he lost his opening match at the indian wells. and mazda is you 24 time grass. lamb champion was pacing and reset by baltic bundles on sla, only goes into this on to officer, not the player who doubts brokovich hit 37 unforced errors as he slipped to said, consecutive law. it follows he's opening wrong. defeating costs are last month and he's with time from bill street in open semi final. in january. it's only the 2nd time since 2008 that duel coverage has last 3 straight matches. his last title victory was more than 7 months ago when he took the gold medal at the piracy lympics. he hasn't won a grand slam since 2023 when he 13 of the full majors the australian front. and us opens. of course that had an incredible career and being consistent so many years of you. so you have high expectations of yourself and things that diff

maggie hassan from new hampshire. doesn't look like they are doing the d and the r thing like they had that in the past. >> i would love to see some of these dynamics we get down to the last w bit. it's almost like being picked, last. [laughter] for basketball game. [laughter] some people are naturally very compatible and sometimes you get stuck with somebody who you cannot imagine ever having 20 take a photo with. [laughter] you're going please don't film it we just saw katy bri

hassan, no. the clerk: mrs. gillibrand, no. the clerk: mr. welch, no. mr. young, aye. the clerk: mr. husted, aye. the clerk: mr. cornyn, aye. the clerk: mr. risch, aye. the clerk: ms. warren, no. the clerk: mr. booker, no. mr. ernst, aye. the clerk: ms. klobuchar, no. mr. sheehy, aye. the clerk: mr. tillis, aye. ms. collins, aye. ms. collins, aye. the democrats for americans and troops and priorities that they did for the country of ukraine and they are working very hard too and that work so democrats should be applauding him. >> behind the scenes and the are treating the biden treated this respectfully. >> it's an interesting question, i don't know if anybody asked about that but there was a report from nbc news president biden president zelenskyy when he was standing up and president zelenskyy checked for more joe biden was frustrated. this administration has had those store negotiations and ukrainians. president zelenskyy did star and national security advisor has been talking to his counterparts so we are in the midst of this. >> these three automakers in mexico, h

well now one of these illegals hassan has reportedly been arrested by ice agents again.ar what he is accused of this time. i would like to know. now, would this meet the aoc definition of a problem or not? joining us now missouri senator josh hawley. senator, thanks for stopping by. like, again, at the time i think you might have been even on the show. apparently approaching quantico and they ended up getting let go. >> yeah, it's unbelievable. laura, this goes to show you what the chaos we had under joe biden, president trump is now bringing an end to this. is he closing the border. is he cracking down. is he carrying out these deportations. the democrats resist, resist, resist. they have got nothing to offer. i think listen, already this country is safer because of his 35 days in office and is he just getting started. >> laura: now, the problem for the trump team it seems to me on the immigration front isn't the border. they have locked that down, it's awesome news on the border. it's the deportations, we were at gitmo last week. amazing people doing their very best, i

mustache, right behind him is rand paul, walking in with the senator from washington state, then maggie hassanrom new hampshire. so it looks like they are doing what they have done in the past here, the d and the r thing. jason: i would love to see some of these dynamics, when you get down to the last bit, you know, it's almost like being picked last for a basketball game. [laughter] some people are naturally very compatible, and then sometimes you get stuck with somebody and then someone you cannot imagine taking a photo with. jasmine: yeah. please don't feel me for it just all senator katie britt go past. that was frankly not a good moment for her. people did not receive it well. it felt a little bit odd, her speaking, the way she was speaking. peter: if you can hold that thought, jasmine, let's listen to speaker johnson. [laughter] you can see the two senate leaders, john thune and chuck schumer just snuck by, amy klobuchar of minnesota, democrat, jd vance, the vice president, is in that mix. shaking hands on the side. john barrasso. republicans, dick durbin, the gentleman with the gray hai

abc seven news reporter anser hassan. tracking the meeting as we speak, and we'll have an update coming up at 5:00. new developments with the california state university budget cuts. san francisco state announcing today it is going to eliminate three athletics teams. the school president says men's soccer, baseball and women's indoor track and field will be dropped in july. there are 44 students who were affected by this decision. csu schools, as you know, grappling with big budget deficits and funding for the system, is being slashed by nearly 8%. >> the white house says president trump will not sign an executive order today to dismantle the department of education. sources tell abc news that a draft executive order directs the secretary of education to facilitate a department closure. president trump says he wants to give education back to the states, though educational curriculum is pretty much handled locally, district by district. abc news has learned behind the scenes, there was concern among administration official

now her six month old twins, hassan and hussein, are malnourished, and she's worried they might die tooe's been coming here for plumpy'nut. her son is six months old but weighs 7 pounds. that's really what a newborn should weigh, right? >> in the past week, since she started plumpy'nut, she's gained a pound. so she's gained 15%. >> that's amazing. >> yeah. >> while she waited, sophia asked me to hold one of her twins. >> okay. >> but little hussein didn't seem to think that was such a good idea. children are. weighed and measured at the distribution sites. they're also examined to make sure they don't have any serious infections. malnutrition destroys a child's immune system, so they're more susceptible to diseases and less capable of recovering from them. >> often these kids. >> aren't even hungry. >> it's the opposite. >> they are anorexic because of the deficiencies. >> they have. >> they don't. they lose their appetite. >> that's what happened to monsoor mchugh and maroofi mizzou less than a year old. they'd stopped eating and become listless and weak. so weak that when their mother

on with our good friend maggie hassan. quite incredible. how are you doing? doing it all? >> i'm in the gym. i'm not in washington. that's what it is. >> that explains why it. >> looks so good. >> thank you. good to see you, congressman. >> really appreciate it. absolutely. >> quick break right afterwards. how you can fight back against trump and musk's. assault on american institutions. stay with us. >> consumer cellular ranked number one in network. >> coverage and customer satisfaction. hi. >> my friend linda has you guys and gets way better coverage than i do. >> sounds like. >> linda has you. >> beat only. >> in. >> coverage and. plans start at $20. >> okay. >> price to call or visit consumer cellular to switch today. my eyes. >> they're dry. >> uncomfortable. looking for extra hydration. now there's blink nutri tears. it works differently than drops. blink nutri tears is a once daily supplement clinically proven to hydrate from within, helping your eyes produce more of their own tears to promote lasting, continuous relief. you'll feel day after day. try

senator hassan. >> thank you, mr. chairman. congratulations on your nomination, sir, thank you for your willingness to serve. i appreciate the time you took with me and my office yesterday and the time we had to talk about your priorities at treasury if you are confirm. i want to follow up on a couple of those issues. i'll start with the question i'm asking every nominee. if directed by the president to take action that would break the law would you follow the law or follow the president directed? >> thank you. i enjoyed talking with you yesterday and i will follow the law. >> thank you. if the president instructed you to force the irs to provide the white house with the personal financial information of his political opponents would you comply? >> senator, as we discussed i would consult with our general counsel to understand what the law is and i would follow the law. >> thank you. just reminder to folks, resident nixons white house counsel once complaint in the internal memo that we've been unable to obtain information in th

maggie hassan from new hampshire. it doesn't look like they are doing the d and the r thing like they had that in the past. >> i would love to see some of these dynamics we get down to the last w bit. it's almost like being picked, last. [laughter] for basketball game. [laughter] some people are naturally very compatible and sometimes you get stuck with somebody who you cannot imagine ever having 20 take a photo with. [laughter] you're going please don't film it we just saw katy britt, senator katy britt of alabama go past she obviously gave the rum rebuttal last year. that was frankly not a great moment for her. people did not receive it well. i felt really odd her speaking and the way she was speaking during it. >> if you can just hold that thought for just a few moments jasmine wright. let's listen to speaker johnson. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> you can see the two senate leaders there, jon noon and chuck schumer just snapped by a comment date events the vice president's in that mix he is shaking people's h

hassan: are -- sen. huster : your nomination is a victory for the scientific method.t how we solve complex problems. that is what science is supposed to be about so thank you for being a champion of that during difficult circumstances. i want to talk briefly about something we talked about, we've heard a lot of talk about inflation in america but in this century, the number one inflationary cost that affects americans, american business, quality of life has been health care inflation. the idea that we can think differently about how we address healthy living, our diets, how we improve the quality of life, drive down costs and improve outcomes is something i think is sorely missing today in the conversation about health care and thinking differently about it is critical to doing that. give some thoughts about how you think your role as director could help advance that conversation. dr. bhattacharya: i enjoyed our conversation that we had in your office about this. the chronic disease problem, let's take obesity. it seems almost intractable. for decades we've had body w