. >> secretary healey, what does it mean for the u.k. that his closest ally is voicing the same narrative that russia was voicing [indiscernible] sec. healey: first of all i don't believe as numbers of government and decision-makers to comment on every twist and turn in the process. i am fixed on the historic opportunity the president created to bring a lasting and secure peace to ukraine. that is what he and the prime minister dedicated themselves to do last week. you have seen since then the british prime minister pulled together in london 18 leaders of 18 nations to discuss the details of a path to peace. the president also has asked europe to step up, and we are. the u.k. is ready to take on a leadership in that task. you so that from keir starmer at the weekend and the way that he is pulling the parties together, ensuring we take ukraine with us, and we work closely alongside the united states. it is the detail of those discussions which are vitally and the scenes. the defense secretary and i will pursue that this afternoon. >> last

applause ] >> seth: governor healey, how are you?ot born in massachusetts. you were born in maryland, correct? >> that's correct, bethesda. my dad was in the service. >> seth: you dad was in the service. >> yeah. >> seth: but it was so important to your grandmother, for you to be born on massachusetts soil, that she did something very novel. >> yeah. i mean, statute of limitations long expired. but my grandmother was so upset that i wasn't going to be born over new england soil. so, she went out to the woods and she dug up some dirt. and then, she got on a plane and -- she was a nurse. >> seth: okay. >> and at the time, nurses used to wear, like, the full cap and starch, you know, outfit there. she gets on a plane, goes right to bethesda naval hospital. like, walks into the delivery room. sticks a bag of dirt under the hospital bed. [ laughter ] and i was born over new england soil. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. >> seth: i mean, i -- it's almost like she knew you might be governor. [ laughter ] >> well, i didn't. >> seth: yeah. but i

do you think donald trump is going to see that and think, wow, well, maura healey doesn't like homan, home? -- so keep him home? charlie: these clashes help trump. rachel: was it that that they were not going to get federal funding if today remained a sanctuary city? what happened to that? peter: we'll see in boston. rachel: yeah. peter: but the whole plan, in the beginning it seems like they wanted this shock and awe, and they got off to the start that they wanted to. but when they would coordinate with local partners, minute was tipping off the local media. rachel: right. peter: i know some of our guys were on a ride-along, i believe it was in denver is, and when they got -- there was, like, an i.c.e. swath9 team and -- s.w.a.t. team, and there was a local news truck and activists screaming into the apartment complex where tren de aragua guys were, don't come out, you don't have to come out. they've had to rethink things a little bit -- charlie: meanwhile, trump actually able to point to real, concrete numbers showing an improvement situation is. on truth social, the month of februa

yeah. judy has come bragg, and yet it for to solve very graphically, healey mind. it is audience that when you say is that us spelling this dude see from campbell, are you expelling them to get the, with the land on the, gave an example. i didn't thought the example you said in can yeah, the must size. and in terms of near the i must size on the tons on the on must size . i've tons and, and then can must size of canyons if that then if they accept a debate that is the context in which we must on the fund on see the current conflict. that one that has already said that our presence in d r c is on the defensive pause, in order to ensure that we protect ourselves. of course, the western press has now made this the done thing to say that rhonda is assisting the m 2323 and is therefore this thought be lies in the democratic republic of congo. the eastern part of it on this has come with the complete revision of the activities belk jim belk, jim, i've done so the united kingdom i've done so again. so the one is also instructive that what has happened is that they have be

. >> sadie healey and her business partner have been tracking the ripple effect of the individual u.s. job losses. organizations and workers are messaging them directly. they use that data and publicly post on their usaid stop work website. walk me through some of the hardest hit states. >> you have florida. >> you have north carolina. >> south carolina. >> in your perspective, especially having the messaging and the phone calls that you're getting. is this very much an american problem? >> this is. >> 13,000 americans. >> that just. >> suddenly lost their job, who didn't have a plan and didn't know this was coming. so maybe they. >> have some savings. >> but like, you make cuts and that's going to affect your local economy. >> yeah, i can chat with somebody. >> healey and her partner, meg mcclure, forecast that if all active usaid contracts and grants are cut, the groups based just in north carolina could lose more than $2 billion. but it's already having an impact. now. >> i'd like them to know that they are harming ordinary people, and it's really. short sighted and. frankly, cruel

so i think this is a good healey doing all due to the well invested, or we have to take a very short break right now, but we will be back in just a few moments. station the hello and welcome to across the full board. here we discussed some real in the welcome back to it was a part with a seam dirani, former pakistan's special representative. and i've got to stand on currently a senior research fellow and the is i'm about the policy research institute investigator. and just before the break or started talking about, i've gotten this done and you mentioned in addition to pakistan and it's other neighbors. and i think it's through the intervention a solid and formal intervention of a 1000 neighbors that the guy has done is sort of kept afloat. knows such a thing the flourishing. but i think was the russian central asian republics. i'm going to need contacts and trying to make sure perhaps for their own good. the packet i've done is done, does not regress into k is now. is it good enough for now? do you see any opportunities for something more inspiring, i guess, or economically viable?

or was almost like paying homage to bush and blair, under healey go more, which saw $1000000.00 iraqis kills and saw sort of destruction of the country. it's sort of tells you where these people are going and we also hear them repeating the nation. yahoo slogan, piece, truth strength on them. you know, this is, this is the direction that these people are clearly going. i mean, the truth is, they've been on a military band for a long number of years now, and they seem to be joining down dollars. it's interesting that the figures that they're talking about is but $800.00 b and on defense. they can even come as and said that you're a cost to get used to trimming. it's welfare apologize because we obviously haven't got the money for paying for all of this. if we want to become a warfare stage, and of course nobody asked the people of your, of a bank that quite clearly people would much prefer to see that money spent on things that would actually make them say, like there room forward or has no food on the table to deal with the devastating cost of living crisis. these people costs in the 1

[ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i want to thank my guests mindy kaling, governor maura healey. thank you all for watching, everybody! we love you! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ on the radar. we're tracking rain tonight and tomorrow. weather that could impact your drive into work or your walk to school with the kids. and as that storm moves through snow falling in the sierra, you can see it right there. tough conditions on the roads. this is a stretch of i-80 shut down for hours because of a crash. chain controls in effect along i-80 and also highway 50. it's going to be active here. let's get right to our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. this is this is the weather we need first of all. it really is. we still could use quite a bit more. most of the bay area running a rain deficit right now of two to about five inches. you can see this system is dropping down the northern california coastline and it is cold. not only that, but the chance here of some thunderstorms. so let's get it into storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar and the other radars. and you can see some of tha

or was almost like paying homage to bush and blair, under healey. go more, which saw one meeting in the rockies and kills and sloss or down to destruction of the country. it's sort of tells you where these people are going. and we also hear them are teasing the nation. yahoo! slogan, piece, true strength on them. you know, this is, this is the direction that these people are clearly going. i mean, the truth, a estate's been on a military bench for a long number of years now, and they seem to be coming down dollars. it's interesting that the figures that they're talking about as but 800000000000 on design stage, even comparison said that your costs are getting used to trimming its welfare bullshit. because the obviously haven't got the money for paying for all of this. if we want to become a warfare stage, and of course nobody asked the people of your a bank that quite clearly people would much prefer to see that money spent on things that would actually make them say, like there room forward or has no food on the table to deal with the devastating c

republicans need to move quickly and is codify what doge is doing to say there is no question about this healey? >> yes, absolutely. they need -- legally? time's wasting. they only have four years. look, to the point people understand, right, unfortunately, layoffs and this type of thing is a fact of life. in the private sector almost everyone either has been laid off themselves or knows someone who has. government contracts are not lifetime contracts. that's the key here. people understand it. making that case in relatable ways helps republicans. rich: thank you both for joining us, appreciate it. >> thank you. rich: new york governor kathy hochul -- actually, it's been 60 years since activists marched for voting rights in selma, alabama, facing alabama state troop are theres who tear gassed and beat them with clubs. right now you're watching hundreds of people marching across the edmund pettis bridge to mark bloody sunday. madison scarpino will join us on this later this hour. >>> new york governor kathy hochul will declare a state of emergency in response to long island brush fires. of we'll

. >> sadie healey and her business partner have been tracking the ripple effect of the individual u.s. job losses. organizations and workers are messaging them directly. then they use that data and publicly post on their usaid stop work website. walk me through some of the hardest hit states. >> you have florida. you have north. >> carolina. >> south carolina. >> in your perspective, especially having the messaging and the phone calls that you're getting, is this very much an american problem? >> this is. >> 13,000 americans that just suddenly lost their job, who didn't have a plan and didn't know this was coming. so maybe they have some savings, but like, you make cuts and that's going to affect your local economy. >> yeah, i can. >> chat with somebody. >> healy and her partner, meg mcclure, forecast that if all active usaid contracts and grants are cut, the groups based just in north carolina could lose more than $2 billion. but it's already having an impact. now. >> i'd like them to know that they are harming ordinary people, and it's really. shortsighted. and. frankly, cruel. >> i

. >> sadie healey and her business partner have been tracking the ripple effect of the individual u.s. job losses. organizations and workers are messaging them directly. they use that data and publicly post on their usaid stop work website. walk me through some of the hardest hit states. >> you have florida. >> you have north carolina.

any sort of barrier or friction of learning to use a new system to i think to your point, president healey about just you know, how easy is it how seamless is it for someone who doesn't know very well to just hop on board and we want to make it as easy as possible? >> yeah, i have my clipper card on my apple wallet so and it like makes it almost feel like apple pay. yeah i guess. >> right. okay. mm yeah yeah right right. um one of the things one of the thoughts that i had this is just maybe separate but was in terms of our wayfinding yeah i feel like you know there's some little gaps that that i've experienced where you know, if i was to meet commissioner benitez at you know powell street station i would love to be able to say meet me by door a or meet me by door 24 versus like on the south side of my i don't know i don't even know my directions but like you know i think trying to have like really seamless like wayfinding inside a station and making the stations also more inviting like i think you know you go to other cities and there are shops and things in the stations not that we necess

. >> meant healey was. >> meant healey was. >> was was there as well.the uk defence secretary meeting with pete hegseth. >> and comparing tattoos. >> and comparing tattoos. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> so that would have been an interesting meeting of minds and inks. >> there's a there was an interesting douglas murray piece today. i don't know if you read it about how some of the right are just totally captured by this anti zelenskyy rhetoric propaganda. yes. >> yes, possibly. >> yes, possibly. >> so you was you one of the people he was talking about? well. >> possibly, i don't know. i think it's very difficult at the moment. there's an awful lot of mind reading going on, people who think that three years of stalemate is enough and they would like to see the meat gnnder would like to see the meat grinder slow down now, are accused of appeasement, but there are several problems with that. one is, i think, that the relentless go to example of hitler and the late 30s is the only analogy through which to understand the lens of modern current affairs. foreign affai

. >> well, this all comes as the defence secretary, john healey, arrives in washington to meet his u.s. counterpart. it's in a bid to bridge the gap between the two nations. >> also today, a clash with the french after they refused to rescue migrants in their waters and demand britain steps in. >> accusations of two tiered justice shock the public. judges are asked to consider a criminal's ethnicity and faith before sentencing. >> is trust in our trains about to go off the rails.7 from today, the public can see that you and me. how often are trains are delayed or cancelled? >> is it ever okay to smack your child when they're misbehaving while science says it does out? no good for parents or children? we're debating that in just a moment. >> i feel a lawsuit coming on. >> i feel a lawsuit coming on. >> yes. >> yes. >> in the sport this morning, liverpool stage a smash and grab in paris with alisson. will do most of the grabbing as they beat psg one nil in the champions league. britain are to bid for the first world cup to be held here in 69 years, and in the game of football that goes t

. >> meant healey was. >> meant healey was. >> was was there as well.the uk defence secretary meeting with pete hegseth. >> and comparing tattoos. >> and comparing tattoos. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> so that would have been an interesting meeting of minds and inks. >> there's a there was an interesting douglas murray piece today. i don't know if you read it about how some of the right are just totally captured by this anti zelenskyy rhetoric propaganda. yes. >> yes, possibly. >> yes, possibly. >> so you was you one of the people he was talking about? well. >> possibly, i don't know. i think it's very difficult at the moment. there's an awful lot of mind reading going on, people who think that three years of stalemate is enough and they would like to see the meat gnnder would like to see the meat grinder slow down now, are accused of appeasement, but there are several problems with that. one is, i think, that the relentless go to example of hitler and the late 30s is the only analogy through which to understand the lens of modern current affairs. foreign affai

well, that all comes as defence secretary john healey has met with his us counterpart, pete hegseth,short time ago. earlier on, the white house said that they had made no decision at this time on the legal status for ukrainians in the us. the trump administration confirmed that they had stopped intelligence sharing with ukraine last night. triple killer kyle clifford has been found guilty at cambridge crown court of raping his ex—partner, louise hunt, in an attack which saw him murder her and her sister with a crossbow and her sister with a crossbow and their mother with a butcher's knife. the 26 year old was found guilty by a jury at cambridge crown court after around 45 minutes. clifford had previously denied rape. he previously denied rape. he previously admitted murdering louise hannah and carole hunt at their home in bushey in july last year. clifford was tried in his absence after refusing to leave his cell at hmp belmarsh. and, just briefly, some breaking news this evening. president donald trump announced a short while ago that mexican and canadian goods will be exempted from

well, that comes as defence secretary john healey has met with his us counterpart pete hegseth, a shorttime ago. earlier on, the white house said that they had made no decision at this time on the legal status for ukrainians in the us. the trump administration confirmed that they had stopped intelligence sharing with ukraine last night. a brief breaking update this evening. pope francis has sent his first audio message since being hospitalised for double pneumonia nearly three weeks ago. speaking in spanish for the message, the pope expressed his thanks from the bottom of my heart to well—wishers around the world who have offered their support. the brief two line message was played during a nightly prayer service for the popein nightly prayer service for the pope in saint peter's square at the vatican. i thank you from the vatican. i thank you from the bottom of my heart for your prayers, for my health from the square. i am with you from here. may god bless you and the virgin protect you. thank you. and just briefly back to the us president donald trump announced a short while ago this

well, those developments come as the defence secretary, john healey, is in washington today for talkswith his us counterpart, pete hegseth. that meeting comes as the prime minister will also meet the irish taoiseach as part of the first annual summit between the two nations. minister for industry sarah jones spoke to gb news earlier on. >> i think the role that keir starmer is playing as the honest broker with our eu allies, with our us allies who are so important and working with ukraine, supporting president zelenskyy, making sure we get a peace through strength. so the summit today is important. it's important for the economy. we're announcing investment that will deliver 2500 jobs, which is good news for the uk. we're also announcing further work together on clean energy that we were just talking about. but look, security of course will be front and centre. and the taoiseach is meeting trump next week. we are all working towards giving ukraine the support they need and making sure we secure a peace through strength. >> elsewhere. shadow justice secretary robert jenrick has branded

the developments come as the defence secretary, john healey, is in washington today for talks with his counterpart, pete hegseth. irish taoiseach micheal martin said his country will help sir keir starmer do anything to reset the uk's relationship with the european union. the prime minister has met with the taoiseach as part of the first annual summit between the two nations, with sir keir starmer saying the uk and ireland are opening the next chapter in their relationship. the leaders were in the north west with senior government members to discuss defence and the economy. minister for industry sarah jones spoke to gb news earlier ahead of the meeting. >> i think the role that keir starmer is playing as the honest broker with our eu allies, with our us allies who are so important and working with ukraine, supporting president zelenskyy, making sure we get a peace through strength. so the summit today is important. it's important for the economy. we're announcing investment that will deliver 2500 jobs, which is good news for the uk. we're also announcing further work together on clean

. >> well, that comes as defence secretary john healey has met with his us counterpart, pete hegseth, a short time ago. earlier on, the white house said that they had made no decision at this time on the legal status for ukrainians in the us. the trump administration confirmed that they had stopped intelligence sharing with ukraine last night. triple killer kyle clifford has been found guilty at cambridge crown court of raping his ex—partner, louise hunt, in an attack which saw him murder her and her sister with a crossbow and their mother with a butcher's knife. the 26 year old was found guilty by a jury at cambridge crown court after around 45 minutes. clifford had previously denied rape. he previously admitted murdering louise hannah and carol hunt at their home in bushey in july last year. clifford was tried in his absence after refusing to leave his cell at hmp belmarsh. and the prince of wales has spoken in detail for the first time today about his first session as a crisis helpline volunteer for young people, describing the experience as terrifying. prince william made the comm

. >> it comes as defence secretary john healey will travel to washington this week in an effort to bridge the transatlantic gap on ukraine's peace plan. meanwhile, the men onune peace plan. meanwhile, the men online are reporting that the united states has banned britain from sharing intelligence from washington with ukraine. it's also reported the president is planning to relinquish leadership of nato. instead urging britain and france to take more responsibility, gb news can reveal that more than 1300 migrants have crossed the engush 1300 migrants have crossed the english channel illegally over the past five days. the surge in migrant arrivals follows a break in the storms that have gripped the english channel for most of the english channel for most of the last two weeks. at least 180 migrants have made it to the uk waters again today, while 326 arrived in six small boats yesterday. now two men who groomed and raped girls in rotherham, who were described as vulnerable in the extreme, have been jailed at sheffield crown court today. remoulade stefan hewlett and absalom zigi have been ha

. >> well, that comes as defence secretary john healey has met with his us counterpart, pete hegseth,a short time ago. earlier on, the white house said that they had made no decision at this time on the legal status for ukrainians in the us. the trump administration confirmed that they had stopped intelligence sharing with ukraine last night. triple killer kyle clifford has been found guilty at cambridge crown court of raping his ex—partner, louise hunt, in an attack which saw him murder her and her sister with a crossbow and their mother with a butcher's knife. the 26 year old was found guilty by a jury at cambridge crown court after around 45 minutes. clifford had previously denied rape. he previously admitted murdering louise hannah and carol hunt at their home in bushey in july last year. clifford was tried in his absence after refusing to leave his cell at hmp belmarsh. and the prince of wales has spoken in detail for the first time today about his first session as a crisis helpline volunteer for young people, describing the experience as terrifying. prince william made the comme

defence secretary john healey is meeting his counterpart, pete hegseth, today in washington. that brief breaking update, as you've been heanng breaking update, as you've been hearing now, justice secretary shabana mahmood has urged the sentencing council to reconsider its new guidance forjudges sentencing council to reconsider its new guidance for judges to take account of a criminal's ethnicity before deciding their punishment as soon as possible, adding that she will review its powers and change the law if necessary. that comes as conservative leader kemi badenoch also said her party would back a change in the law to overrule the sentencing council. the changes, due in april would place more emphasis on pre—sentence reports, particularly for offenders from ethnic or faith minorities, young adults, abuse survivors and pregnant women. the sentencing council says its reforms aim to ensure consistency and avoid bias in the justice system. robert jenrick told gb news earlier on that the government needs to intervene. >> it's completely outrageous and ludicrous and it needs to st

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well, that comes as defence secretary john healey has met with his us counterpart pete hegseth, a shorttime ago. earlier on, the white house said that they had made no decision at this time on the legal status for ukrainians in the us. the trump administration confirmed that they had stopped intelligence sharing with ukraine last night. a brief breaking update this evening. pope francis has sent his first audio message since being hospitalised for double pneumonia nearly three weeks ago. speaking in spanish for the message, the pope expressed his thanks from the bottom of my heart to well—wishers around the world who have offered their support. the brief two line message was played during a nightly prayer service for the popein nightly prayer service for the pope in saint peter's square at the vatican. i thank you from the vatican. i thank you from the bottom of my heart for your prayers, for my health from the square. i am with you from here. may god bless you and the virgin protect you. thank you. and just briefly back to the us president donald trump announced a short while ago this

. >> it comes as defence secretary john healey will travel to washington this week in an effort to bridge the transatlantic gap on ukraine's peace plan. meanwhile, the mailonline are reporting that the united states has banned britain from sharing intelligence from washington with ukraine. it's also reported the president is planning to relinquish leadership of nato, instead urging britain and france to take more responsibility for several billion pounds in spending cuts, including from the welfare budget, are expected in the chancellor's spring statement later this month. the treasury will put the proposed cuts to the government's official forecaster today, amid concerns that rachel reeves financial buffer has been wiped out. it's understood sources say the world has changed since the chancellor's budget last october, when the obr indicated she had £9.9 billion available to spend. in other news, a manhunt is underway after a teenage boy was shot dead in broad daylight in south london in what police called an enormously shocking incident. the 16 year old was found with gunshot wounds in c