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escalating more of words between the white house and key of this is the total destruction of all relationship right now. the presidents, legal president of ukraine is the last d is basically had a chance to be part of the negotiations and bring peace to this country. again, the starting from the mason grace the assembled rooms and today was the new administration of washington. the total this part of his voice or what from which he didn't have before already. his relationship was already saturn. it was from south 19th when he promised prompt to investigations the vice prime time of the corruption. the great now was there that room where you're my call, who did choose young age as promised them that they would do that. unfortunately, they didn't see why they liked the presence of them. they like to present problems now. so the house actually has no credibility, whatsoever is an illegitimate president. and the relationship between you pay let's face, are falling apart. and that's what i'm talking to understand and get things understood that somebody just to confirm that he cannot trust the key.

single, openly criticizes his successor, the sanctions were imposed shortly after the white house urged key of to hold elections last year. no, i don't think so as long as he's there, but you know, at some point you're gonna have to have elections to. you're gonna have to have an election. meanwhile, ukrainian parliament has descended into chaos. kit or pershing coast party members are blocking their colleagues from the tribune and peace from the european solidarity party also brought posters, which read no 2 political repressions from or ukrainian diplomat. andre intelligent goes, says pershing to has just fallen into his own trap. as i say 1st shades, the 1st of all of our 6 is only a dictatorship worksheet. another meeting brain after the 2014, if you're going to get the sort of opponent. wow, he has installed the top political opponents to a slide about. people get in science and they need freight. i pushed the section by the last few reviews and he, he was fine about all the stuff for years and years. and that was flying into the tv and into the section. that's a lot of things. he got his

thank you for the suspension of, for an a to buy the trump white house has riled officials and key of farmers unless he is demanding even more money. however, when asked by american journalists where all the cash dished out during the, by the presidency has gone, the printing later claimed he hasn't actually seen most of the reported amount. a chuckle, it's julia, i hear i'd have heard before. would you mind today we hear from the us on that america gave ukraine hundreds of billions, allow a 177000000000 to be precise. this was the exact figure that was supported or voted on by congress in various organizations, not look as the president of a war in country. i tell you, so we have received more than 75. that is, we never received 100000000000 out of these ones and 77 for them, or even 200 and some people say, this is important to get the, i don't know where will that money is? it may be true on paper, it may be hundreds of different programs that maybe we don't talk to you or are we are very grateful forever, things of what as president we received. i'm noting this down of a 700000000

housing grew less than 7%. with more people moving to montana and not enough homes being built, the price of housing has skyrocketed, putting a keylement of the american dream beyond the reach of many. facing the problem, we launched our housing task force, which included legislators, stakeholders, and experts. they developed substantial recommendations, some of which we enacted together in 2023. now montana leads the nation in pro housing policy. as a result of our work in 2023, counties and cities are reworking their growth plans with a keen eye on increasing housing supply and housing costs. another element of our pro housing reforms is delivering immediate results. the homes program. the board of investments reports that the homes program has led to the construction of nearly 1000 new homes in montana. let me be clear about this, it's not a handout. the money that the state invests comes back to us so we can reinvest it. given the success of this program, we should strengthen it , investing an additional $100 million in one-time only funding. [applause] by boosting the program, the increased proceeds of the fund can lead to t

of following students in san francisco without being arrested. he's now facing charges. we've got the update from the d.a. and a shakeup at the white house. a keyember of elon musk's task force is out after a report uncovered a history of racist social media posts. the news at six starts right now. good evening, and thanks for being with us on this thursday. i'm raj mathai. and i'm jessica aguirre. the storms that hit the bay area have unfortunately proven deadly in the north bay. the floodwaters killed two people, and a third person narrowly survived thanks to the quick work of a first responder. watch. what you're looking at is body cam video that captured the dramatic rescue of a marin county woman trapped in her water filled car after she hit a puddle and then slid into a creek. what you're seeing is a marin county sheriff's deputy pulling her out just in time. now farther north, the news tragic sonoma county first responders recovered a man's body in unincorporated santa rosa this morning. now, they believe that that man entered the water either on foot or on a bicycle, and lost his life. and another man in unincorporated calistoga was fou

of houses. these have been keyed to bonds that thomas has acute as well, completely obstructing from entering the gaza strip and which has led lights up to the decision to a free is the release of the is very tough, just was initially expected to be released next. so that today we can uh, confirm that yes, today, 80200 terminate trucks in said guys as of selling the of a rate that surpassed the expectations of what was promised based on the terms of the agreements. but since the implementation of the 1st initial phase of the agreements, we had differentiate key deliver rates of issue monetary and a talks to the strip. but we are still waiting for the entry able to be machinery and who bought houses that are lined up for this house to be fully inspected by is ready to send lights out. they will access the strip as we are still closely monitoring the arrival to the gaza strip. but we're expecting that not close numbers of at do without a complete mobile houses will be allowed to access because we are talking about dozens of them will enter this trip. um 12 because this trip is still in a very despe

of the officials there seems to be a little boy and to the fact that the reactions of the key of re g bar actually housing europeans themselves after all the latest attack does indeed hurt european interest as well. oh, no, immediate. and the direct reaction from zalinski is european fans at this point in time. but so we should hardly be expecting of any reaction any time soon. because for the e. u. officials very darling can do absolutely anything, as long as it hurts russia to live in on big over here on the program on a t where a senior must come on to his report, leaving killed by an id f and drove and striking the nation itself. it comes as the very fragile ceasefire is still seemingly holding between his role and has blah all the thing the details are correspond remaining. there is steve a round 11 o'clock this morning. it is writing, but instruct struck a call here in the city of seat on a southern level tony river. now you can see the remnants of the call behind me completely destroyed. we know that there are a number of casualties according to some media. one of the people that was killed in the

key component of the currency. a grievance is the delivery of humanitarian aids, including shows that material suggest settings and a lot of houses that will accommodate thousands of display. some of these will have lost the houses and right now live uh, living on the remnants of the shots, its neighborhoods. basically this has been a key to mind, but have muscle has accused is made of deliberately some drink, the delivery of a temple ro schultz is including more about houses, car events, and the entry of heavy machinery. and then you have interest size that this will do per dies, the stability of the ceasefire agreement. but since that, the early hours of this day we tennessee more humanitarian, a truck coming into the gaza strip as we are expecting today, the industry of heavy machinery and mobile houses into the cause of the trip as a part of the negotiations made. and the diplomatic effects that had been taking place behind the scenes when original mediators and conflicting policies. but i can barely see that the situation is still very sweet child as the entry of the human machinery and the small bob house as well. absolutel

of the white house. another part of the mission has been to try to help the white house diversify its collection so two of the key acquisitions were funded. the first piece of art acquired by the white house, and it was acquired in 2014. and the final call out here. in 2022, the floor frame in the white house rose garden, the first piece of art by asian american artist white house collection so we use these objects to tell the story of the mission of the white house historical association, the acquisition brought back into the white house but also to make people aware this is part of our mission and supporting acquisitions. we are happy to work with of them and try to achieve this. >> we are back at the people's house, a new exhibit at the white house historical association giving an immersive experience with the white house and this is what the ceiling of the oval office looks like him. our final couple of minutes, you heard about jacqueline kennedy who was the impetus behind the white house historical association and the realization the history of the white house had to be preserved for future generations. what

our attention to this week, another key house republican -- another key issue house republicans are focused on is making america secure. the house will honor the life of fallen border patrol officer raul gonzalez. the bill, named after him, would prevent illegal immigrants who flee border patrol from ever being admitted into the united states. officer gonzalez lost his life in a high speed chase near the border. he was chasing fleeing illegal immigrants. let me be clear, illegal immigrants who flee border patrol should never get a green card. it is unfortunate that 154 democrats disagreed when they voted against a similar bill last congress. they are voting against america's security. but they have another chance. because this week we will pass the agent raul gonzalez officer safety act with or without their support. it is a shame that democrats want to reward these illegal criminals. but while republicans want to detain, deport, and keep them from threatening our communities, we will do just that. this is commonsense legislation. and if you cross the border illegally and cause harm during a high speed chase, you should never be admitted to the united

of envoy who actually negotiated a deal to bring america's monks. so go back to the country earlier this week for the last key housing 5 to put his $0.02 in full of the saying that he's not happy about the polite nature of this dialogue between most kind in washington. this is, if the dialect will be in such a large mental wish now demonstrated united states to russia. i think yes. so we are not very happy with it. be honest, but this is, this is live. it's actually, i wanted to see this kind of reaction from zalesky to the on folding relations between most garden washington. because from what we've heard on multiple occasions, lensky himself, he was actually opening rude and engaged in name courting a guess. vladimir putin. you might remember those moments as well, but overall from what we see now, the relations between russia and the us a somewhat increasing, but of course we'll have to wait and see. so the laughter off rubio fund goal followed donald trump's historic chat was not important. that was on wednesday at the hour and a half told breaking the ice stuff. the years of 7 contact between the russian and american leadership. a tron shed his t

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not only has the white house stated publicly that several of ukraine's key demands for peace negotiations are, quote, unrealistic but also that ukraine will not be present for today's talks. this in itself marks a significant departure from previous u.s. policy, namely the commitment from the west that nothing will be done concerning ukraine without ukraine. president volodymyr zelenskyy in an exclusive interview with "meet the press" over the weekend said that ukraine would not recognize any u.s.-russia deal that does not include ukraine in the process. western allies are also looking at these talks in riyadh with great skepticism and concern. president macron convened a meeting with leaders in europe. he did talk with president trump before the call but no read out of the call was made public. kier starmer is ready to send troops to ukraine as part of an agreement. the mood in europe is that the u.s. has already entered negotiations from a position of weakness. >> we know that the world will be watching that. matt, thank you. >>> new this morning, new york governor kathy hochul will con

not only has the white house stated publicly that several of ukraine's key demands for peace negotiations are, quote, unrealistic, but also that ukraine will not be present for today's talks. this in itself marks a departure from previous policy, mainly from the west, that nothing will be done concerning ukraine without ukraine. president volodymyr zelenskyy in an exclusive interview with "meet the press" over the weekend said ukraine would not recognize any u.s.-russia deal that does not include ukraine in the process. western allies are also looking at these talks in riyadh with great skepticism and great concern. french president macron convened a meeting in paris to discuss trump's surprising moves with russia. macron did speak with trump before those meetings began, but no read out of that call or statement detailing its specifics were published. uk prime minister keir starmer, who attended the paris meeting yesterday said the uk was prepared to send troops to ukraine as a security guarantee for kiev as part of any potential cease-fire agreement. we're going to have to see what comes

that's as the suspension of foreign aid by the true white house as officials, worried in key plus, despite destroying most of jobs and internally displacing as people is really prime minister places to keep pushing the palestinians as he arrive for talks with his us ally, president trump our decisions and the courage of our soldiers to redraw on the map. but i believe that working closely with president trump, which and redrawn even further and for the better the from our headquarters in moscow you're watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble. we begin in south africa where an ongoing disagreement over land reform policy has washington and for toria, facing off, south africa's foreign ministry has firmly defended a new expropriation act, claiming it aligns with the country's constitutional democracy. while us president donald trump has threatened to cut off funding to the nation, trump has concerns over our lives, land confiscation, that echo his past administrations criticisms, and is demanding the south african policies be looked into. in south africa is confiscating land and treating

as the dynamics of the war shift through a ton of donald trump, to the white house, and west and late as their in key of initial support and the 3rd anniversary of the war. meanwhile, the you is approving another round of sanctions against russia. they target moscow's primary, alimony, and the impulse i'm buying the sale of gaming consoles. brussels is also blacklisted. 73 vessels used to buy a pos, previous sanctions. as we have also put forward a new defense initiative to, to support the ukraine with the munition capabilities in the short term. no d without this can work as so, so that is very clear. you can discuss the whatever you want to with the, with food thing, but the, if it comes to europe or ukraine, and then ukraine and europe also have to agree to the states. and that's why we, we need to be discussed, the whatever. there is a lot of correspondence following these developments in russia and ukraine. and the moments here, the issue of, of all of will join us from moscow. but 1st, let's go to and mom connie joins us from the ukrainian capital k of so a painful tolliver on, in terms of deat

of pressure is that seemingly the us administration has put on it with respect to this deal. and we wait for further confirmation and details from ukraine in the coming hours. child stuff, houses 0 keys, at least $63.00 soldiers from the democratic republic of congo is all male being tried in the ministry course charged with this. the thing that positions they allegedly fled in the face of the m 23 level groups involved in the barry territory in north key the provence. i'm like on a report this a complaint is government store this in the middle territory of people pro is being played by military court for this is on the closing funding and looking for part of this fluid from unforeseen entered 2 levels of misleading. so just yeah, and the government wants to show that there is a little feasible for me. it's the crime wouldn't be punished. victory exec today, the actions the of clicking this credit army and provide on the nation told the enemy, justice must speak. the law is clear, we do not want this happening again in the armed forces of the democratic republic of congo. this is the estimate of the little things place. it will be the point to buy this thing. sonya is more than such

it is this bed bought by mary >> it is this bed and probably most well piece of the house that holds the keye lincoln family's time here. >> the famoust bed, one of mary lincoln many extravagant purchases to redecorate the building. >> they held the building back so lincoln wouldn't see it because she spent so much money. soldiers needed blanket and she was buying lincoln's middle son willie died after a bout with typhoid fever. after that, mary would never go into willie's room again. she never looked at the bed again. she never was able to absorb the son's death, willie's death in the white house in lincoln finally said to her once he took her to the window and he let her look across the river at saint elizabeth's, the mental hospital. and he said, mother, if you don't get a hold of yourself, you're going to have to be put there. you know, now's the time to absorb it. the president, by contrast, would hole up in willie's room, often on a thursday, which is today, the week he died, just to grieve how the lincolns handled their grief goes to how we see them today. in the case of mary, it rea

and do member education in the senate, something within the house, we have the benefit, obviously, of two congress is working on that. a key element is now education and technical assistance which can be provided to members both in the house and senate from the executive branch now as president trump's leadership posts are confirmed and key among them is his ai i and crypto advisor. when you want to speak to the issue of helping members >> absolutely. this is what we are here for. i did a session before the start of congress with speaker johnson. we did a great open dialogue with members, the house in that case. part of what we are here to do is provide resources on education. some of them can be outside advisors, luminaries in the industry. we are talking to a lot of those people. and i am also available any time to talk to members about this. crypto can be an easter terrorist subject. it's good to explain it to demystify it. once you understand that, you have the cryptocurrency of itself, like bitcoin, but what it really runs on our block chains, distributed ledgers. it's really a new type of decentralized computing plat

house correspondents association is a long-standing organization that has been going for more than a century, and basically it is made up of journalists to cover the white house and the president. the keyhe association is that it is independent, and they have long picked the people that are in the press pool. this is the pool that follows the president everywhere he goes, whether it is in d.c., outside of d.c., abroad. i've been in that pool, where i follow president trump around, and you get to ask questions. caroline levitt has announced that moving forward, the association will no longer decide who goes into that pool. they want to expand the pool and include nontraditional media. this includes podcasters. instead of letting the association decide that, the white house is going to do that. the big concern was that if that it will not be the president, and the white house will potentially include people that are favorable to donald trump. yesterday, for example, at the press conference with donald trump and emmanuelle omicron, one of the first questions went to a journalist who works at a news network who is very favorable to donald trump. the question was a very favorable question.

the largest package since the early days of the ukraine conflict. british premier care storm or meanwhile is urging us to stand with key of but the trump white house has not announced any new sanctions. we do get reaction to the latest developments from former senior british diplomat in proud lots of decisions that you've been policy make is tight, seem to have more harm on the economy than on, on russia itself. and i see now is the time to think about a new plan, a new way for the impulse find the bringing piece to ukraine. most sanctions, you know, really what make it make a difference of the stage of the game. well, 5 is the 16th round of sections from you, so as long as it gets less, as it can be, seems to be before we move above the compared to a set the in the design. so sanctions have worked and they've been in place for over 10 years now, not just instances of the will. it feels like a loss task. effort to just trying to sanction for more donald trump is trying to do on the stoops to bring this war to an end. pretty sanctions kind of relief has to be part of the, the kind of piece plan, new comp, just because you know, uh expect to wash it

of national intelligence. it's a key test of support for one of president trump's most controversial cabinet picks. we're joined now by democratic congressman jason crow of colorado. he serves on the house intelligence committee. congressman, thanks so much for joining us. it looks like tulsi gabbard appears to to be passing this procedural vote, setting the stage potentially for her to be the director of national intelligence. what's your assessment? >> well. >> wolf, you said that this was one of the. most controversial picks that that. >> is only half. >> true because there are two different worlds in washington right now. there's one world of people who are interested. >> in maintaining. >> standards for those who are in the most sensitive. >> positions of american. >> national security, making sure people. >> are. >> vetted, that they have. >> the. >> experience. >> that they. >> have. >> the competency that they can be trusted. >> for those folks, this is controversial. then there's the whole world of people who are. >> interested only. >> in appeasing donald. >> trump and or. preventing him. >> from being angry at them. >> for them. >> it is not controversial. so we're really in

of at an impasse between the senate and the house. the senate, obviously, as you mentioned, got through a key step yesterday. sion of a budget resolution. now, the house will come in next week and do the same, they hope, as long as they can keep their members in line, their tax, their package is much broader, as you mentioned also, but it includes the tax renewal of trump's taxes from 2017. and that's the key part. and i imagine that is why the administration has, you know, thrown their support behind it, because it's going to be very difficult once they pass a border bill to get something like taxes across the line. when you have budget hawks in the house who don't want to pay for it or want to make sure that there are enough cuts to pay for it. it's going to be a fight to the end, and it's unclear where what that final resolution looks like. >> yeah, a fight to the end. and for speaker johnson, a true test in herding cats within his conference who have very wide range of views on how best to go about a proposal like this one. kadia goba, thank you for joining us. thank you. that was way too early for this f

the top level talks with the white house of the art of world unites to support the intake plus the following russian troops. securing a key don't about the city that ts forces help for a decade. we hear 1st time the accountants of civilian survivors during their time under ukrainian control. but a lot show have to house shop, no one's mind, and my on was raised. thanks to on the the, we evacuated, we would lucky, there was fault. so we went through it and then we met the soldiers. they showed us the way and we walked slowly without any rush, the, you're watching our teacher now. still welcome to the news drop. let's get straight to our top story on our team in the social media account on ex has been suspended for allegedly violating platform rules and somehow impersonating the challenge. it happened just hours before the independent u e. base interview show going under abroad, which ers, on our tea was also suspended. our correspondence, charlotte duban sky can take us through the development. this isn't the main account for all to india. this is one of the links to counts has around 40000 photos or at least that is until

of presidential descendants. and every year on presidents day, this fraternity links up in key west, florida, at a historic spot called the little white house for a reunion of first families. so much of america's history is part of their family history. >> susan ford, i think, was said, i wasn't sure, but that the job was sort of twofold, one to, you know, keep up with the legacy, your ancestors legacy, to preserve that, promote it and defend it. but the second part of the job is to do something with it on your own, make it your own in some way. >> part of the preservation is sharing stories with eager audiences. at harry truman's second home, the little white house is a museum now, but clifton used to come here with his grandparents in the 60s. >> people ask, what was your grandfather? what were your grandfather's great decision? was it the marshall plan? was it point four? was it the truman doctrine? no. picking key west for a vacation spot. there you go. his grandchildren can still come down here. >> their names carry a lot of benefits and a lot of responsibility. tweed recounted being held to a higher standard in school, all because of

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of the conflict in ukraine is actually key of fault. well, the trump administration now admit that the 2022 russian military operation was provoked, blaming bite and ends the landscape. has the new white house actually address the root causes of the conflict? well, of course, the key change there is that said, the united states suddenly. so one of the, a roof problems like you said, and that is that ukraine's aspirations to join nasal over the last decade or sole voices in the key of brussels and washington were repeating like mon fraud, that's ukraine's destined to be in need. so hands with the arrival of trump seemed the perception completely flipped. and the key of regina, the nasal aspirations are now viewed, perhaps in the different take a lesson. we will continue to being ukraine ever closer to and they thought membership. so that's when the time is right. ukraine controlling without delay, president has said that he believes that nato is in ukraine's future. and there's, there's a lot of things that have to be done before they can join the alliance like any member has to do before they can join the alliance. but the president believes firmly that nato is in ukraine's future at some p

of the white house. this order would bring them directly under white house control. now, a key thing, of course, is that this order is likely to face significant legal challenges, similar to the other orders that the president has signed. so stay tuned for that. but just to get a little bit more into this, the order suggests that the president's power has direct control over the country's major trade, communications, financial regulatory regulators, including the federal trade commission, the federal communications commission and the securities and exchange commission, among other agencies that you can see up there on the board, all of these, again, that were designed to operate separately from the white house. and just to give you a little context as well, what some of these agencies do, i mean, they were designed to protect american consumers. they regulate banks, stocks. wall street more broadly, but also have the power to impose fines on companies that don't follow suit with some of these laws. now, i do want to read for you just a line from this order that i think kind of

are now are expecting the entry of heavy machinery on mobile houses. pods of the dealers, especially following the release of fingers rarely cap says which has been keyed to months. that's promising. you inspection stuff completely. huffman coding for up to now. no sort to pay the machine to remove that house is up into the gaza strip. and this is the real, my best buy, of course. best move out of houses and make some sense along side with the. 5 affordability on pavement machinery will in a the man just started because focusing on having to borrow the we generally try to wrap it up for the next hour or so. but thanks for that. in the meantime, just want to just catch him because he just want to bring you this before we go for the masses. uh, just to recap his release 3 posts just from gallagher, including the american citizen. that they seem to be in good shape. this is this difference from the statement last week that they would not release any hostages. israel will now have to decide what they do about the 12 o'clock today deadline that's according to donald trump, the us president who has said at the trump, us will back any decision. israel makes t

and tel aviv renamed off to the of over 7 attacks, where families don't have the keys, but also ordinary israelis. housing, gathering things early morning with pictures of the hostages dead or alive with flags, and flowers and balloons. in the show of unity but also of deep sorrow. the people here have one big question. why did this take so long? why it wasn't a deal struck months ago to prevent all the data from both sides of the 15 months of war. over $48000.00 thousands killed. hundreds of ideas, soldiers lost, and hostages died in captivity. here still, they still came far too late. take listen to some of the people we have been able to speak to and they will like a symbol. maybe there is mercy, some kind of mercy, but there is and we just want everybody to dead because it's on bearable unbearable. these are just innocent people and we want this word to and truly i said moments for us that the countries i'm actually filled with rage against the government. that blog based on these governments and literally on the hands basically permanent dates. the do you feel it's a, it's you to just kill me. it's g

by the british government for ukraine has gone as, as the suspension of foreign aid by the true white house. as officials were in key at south africa firmly dismissed. as donald trump threats to cut off, he was funding to pretoria and defense of new land expropriation act and panama backs out of renewing its participation in china. sell and wrote initiative following threats from the us secretary of state on his 1st trip overseas the from our headquarters in moscow. i'm rachel room. all this is archie international as questions grow over where us tax per money is going head of the newly established department of government efficiency, eli mos, besides the us agency of international development must be shut down because it's impossible to fix. and you're savvy is a bowl of words. mm hm. right? there is no apple and when there is no apple that this you've just got to basically get rid of the whole thing. well, sparkle us a id, one's one of washington's most feared foreign policy tools are now hardly in need of age itself. why? because it's found itself in the process of both the u. s. president honest, we just had the

i expect that this will be one of the key topics of the white house briefing coming up this afternoon. but there is no doubt the president at least, is standing by elon musk, even as some members of his cabinet and others are wondering if they can run their own agencies. pamela. >> yeah, a fascinating dynamic at play right now, as you just laid out. jeff zeleny. so, i mean, just just help us understand, because there's been so much happening. um, where do things stand right now? will these federal workers have to reply to this email? >> look, that really depends. agency by agency. again, the national security connected agencies like doj and fbi are being told not to respond. others. yesterday, the commerce department responded, interior department employees responded, by and large, but it is transportation as well. but it is sort of a patchwork approach, if you will. but it really is underscoring all the questions here about if this is actually a an appropriate email or if it simply to keep some of the federal workers off balance, if you will. but there's actually the first cabinet me

. >> julie, if we talk about the fundamentals of the housing market, this is a key point in the overall scheme of the year and maybe even this market. right now, it's the spring selling season. we're almost into it. how worrying is toll brothers and how worrying is the homebuilders trade. if you look at it from that standpoint? >> well. >> i think. >> for sure. >> it's. >> pretty critical that. >> right now they get out there and be able to make up for the mistakes that they had. they reaffirmed. >> their guidance. >> and so i. >> think they have a. >> certain amount. >> of confidence. they have a certain amount of their inventory that's already bought and paid for and sold. so i think that their visibility is probably better than the average home builder. and also, demographically speaking, they're better positioned because they're. >> a higher. >> end builder. i'm much more worried about, you know, the lower end entry level building. companies because i think they're even more economically sensitive. exactly. to guy's point, the employment picture is what's really going to drive them

facilitate the production of 82,000 units of housing by 2031 and the arena is the regional housing needs allocation. this is why office to housing conversions are a key element of our downtown recovery efforts. they not only contribute to our housing goals but also reduce the supply of vacant offices which helps to stabilize the office market and by extension our property and business tax base that supports everything we do in the city. however, we are not currently seeing those projects move forward at the scale or the pace that we need. from the beginning of my time here my office has worked with the office of economic and workforce development and the department of planning or planning department to identify policy options to support these projects and we have identified three main city imposed costs that are holding them back. the city's real estate transfer tax which was waived by proposition c last march. property taxes which the city can now begin to address under the recent state legislation ab 242 2488 by our own assemblymember ting. and the city's inclusionary housing requirements and impact fees which is what this ordinance seeks to addres

of uncertainty. former house speaker nancy pelosi played a key role in securing the funds to revitalize the presidio. she says she will do what she can to protect the park, but also called the order a distraction from the trump administration's attempts to cut funding to critical services. >> don't let anything they're doing out there with their shiny objects distract you from the fact what they want to do is to cut department of education, title 1 for the poorest children, head start, nutrition programs in the farm bill. >> our kevin ko joins us live from the presidio now. >> reporter: it's part park, part office complex, part neighborhood. the presidio is one of those places where everyone here in the bay area, you can find a connection to it. so when president trump honed in on the trust, well, it caused a very strong reaction from people here trying to protect their park. >> i went to the presidio when the 6th army pulled out and taps were blown to close this historic part of the united states military and wondered what the future would be like. i guess nothing is shocking these days. >> reporter

region and the national security advisor of the white house, mike robbs and sitting across the table from them, sergei lavrov, the russian foreign minister and a key to president putin. of course, just as important is who was not there. the ukrainians had not been invited. that was a question i shouted to marco rubio. >> the ukraine going to be involved? >> he didn't answer those. it was clear at that point i think the meeting was going to take some hours and take up best part of the day before both sides gave their own accounts, narratives of the way the meeting had gone. >> tom bait martin -- bateman, who was traveling with the u.s. secretary of state. steve rosenberg is in moscow and our u.k. correspondent is in kyiv. >> president zelensky looked i were at a timed. he looked tired, giving a press conference of his own when he said, look, how can you have a negotiation about the security of europe, the security of ukraine without either parrot being represent senate there is a likelihood that mistakes could be made with kyiv's absence. what he wants is he wants a large ukrainian military in the absence of likely nato memphis supported by western

house. as you look at the film of the white house shot by president truman the south portico is missing one keytoday. something controversial during its time but cherished by all first families extends. located just off the yellow oval omroom truman balconies we first families can come to relax while looking out of the south along without having to go through the public part of the house downstairs. something president truman deems essential. >> about the need for convenience living in a cage is not terribly appealing to him please let their loved it. they have you and watching the fireworks in the 200 and history of the nation the germans loved it and queen elizabeth everybody in the world enjoyed it. >> is just a pemagnificent plac to spend time our family uses that balcony often it seems to be no matter what the weather as we know the weather can get pretty timpressive here in the summer it feels like there is always a beautiful cool breeze blowing through that balcony that makes it a ejoy to sit out especially as you watch the sun go down and lights on the monument start, it's breathtaking.

of water and key. what is those? don't see. so many houses that have don't see much in just actually due to this one. so home to one that have been made of a species like line daily mccook. and i'm all about gray homes. for there are just a few 100 was quick low me does of these bio diversity hot spots no less. much of the area has been degraded or destroyed to make we've got like a break out and that's the lung patients. the village of course is relies on one of the remaining motorist. it goes to one border bodies, but it is what is applied pharma, stupid but often picks is a ground truth and into the forms. he hopes that they like him for develop a phone. but this one's but sleep out but has another special goal here. he takes care of the trains, in spite of the for this, the strains of mazda ford is as a sacred place. and that puts people off from funding please. you know, the one thing i've got an icon on the bottom of the photos you no longer see any large or trees. they have been cut down for the smuggling and construction. but here the temples. i'm trying to protect the land, also protect the t

of their constituents rely upon. another key question is what influence is donald trump going to have? we expect that a group of house republicans are going to be headed to the white house. but it's really interesting because a couple of hours ago, one of the key things that emerged was that perhaps donald trump is not in the position where he supports steep medicaid cuts. in fact, i. >> talked to. >> representative van drew last night. he said he had a conversation with donald trump about how he was leaning against voting for this budget blueprint because of concerns about what it could do to medicare and medicaid. and when i asked him, what did donald trump tell you? he said that donald trump understood his concerns. so it's going to be really interesting. is this going to be an opportunity for trump to whip members? is this more of an opportunity for trump to listen to members when they all leave the room? is donald trump going to be asking for their support, or is donald trump going to be convinced that perhaps he doesn't want to move forward with this house budget plan? so despite the fact that speaker johnson h

house tonight. what are system of your key take peaaways after hearing from president trump in. >> by the way, i heardreal close between him and the governor from maine -- [laughter] she had to be bold to take that on that a little discussion. i've been wanting to do in this in terms of right-sizing the federal government. talked about it along with a few other real fiscal keys in the senate, can and it's such -- conservatives in the senate, and it's the such a pleasure to see it now finally taking place. all i can tell you is if you think borrowing 30 cent on every dollar that to you spend, a lot of it right out the tailpipe, it was 20 cents back six and a half if years ago when i got here -- mike: right. >> $2 trillion you're borrowing annually, that's a bad business plan. and this, hopefully, will just be the start of it. guys line rand paul if i would put the penny if plan out there. i even put a budget on the floor if that that we could balance over ten years, a third in my own party wouldn't vote for it due to the defense end of it. if something's got to to give, because we all run efficient ope

of my neighbors have come back to me. nothing. come on one. and when did he show? the 1st time i entered the house, where was the window because when we fled, i lost the keys to the door with the people, rubbing the white house, broken through the window, and demolished part of the house to go. so when i arrived there, i was forced to use the same entry as the criminal, a united welcome up. we have not come back here of our own free will. we have come back still fearing for our lives. but we are now here yet, and it's better to die in our own homes. then in the come guns, one bow did i hear this time of like a have serious fighting. it was the center of all the fight thing that happened. and there is ordinance left behind and they are dangerous to us, knowing that there is no rule for it to have to do a clean up, makes us more fearful. one know 5 feet down to those who are fighting columbia. we are citizens of suffering so much under we don't know why they are fighting, but we are the ones bearing the brunt and we don't know what this fight is about, but we don't have issues with any want to go. no, we can only charge them to, to and resolve it. well, thousands of peo

orders and that's 32, it's for the face of a military is sort of williams, betsy, the palestinian kids and the window, the keys in the house look that they put fences into the windows to be protected from the sick lot anatomy by in a sort of very on sort of the military is up dead. and this is the variance of that is what it is that list. so imagine that as late as it does, they have their own systems here. the check point. so way, the latest frictionless technology is tested, including this a, i enable remotely controlled gun which 5 done grenades t a guess and spends 2 bullets. it's made by, he's rarely company smart shooter. these check points also, both these roles, most comprehensive data gathering tool. nice pack from 10 to 15 kilometers the chick, but this is where the they use. that was untrue was there's a name and utility was simply invented to system. so it was untrue was 2 of the soldiers, phones they take your photo, then they know all the details about you. where do you being where doable? what do you like, what you don't like the private? it's then there is another system that it was. it sits up and went and

of any trump white house chief of staff in the pre-trump era of american government. a treasury secretary would be impeached and removed from office for giving the richest person in the world the keys to the treasury. but the republicans in the house of representatives controlling the impeachment process. and so everyone in the trump administration knows anyone can get away with anything and never be in impeached. standing against donald trump and elon musk. now, our democratic members of the senate and the house were today democrats and the government oversight committee tried to subpoena elon musk. >> mr. chairman, i think it's outrageous that this committee will not even entertain a motion. >> no, you state your chairman. that's not a point of order. >> i. >> lord. point of. >> order. >> are federal. >> agents demagoguery. >> you're. >> out of order. >> no, we don't listen to demagogues. >> out of order. not out of order and out of order. >> a motion. >> to move out. when this is. >> demagoguery. >> this is as are. >> in favor of tabling. >> yes. >> let's have. >> order in this country. >> you're out. >> of order. you know you're out of order. you know the rules of this committe

congressman darrell issa was part of today's house affairs committee hearing and joins us now. one of your keyrote in part in a heritage.org op-ed, used to disperse tens of millions of dollars of taxpayer funded foreign aid is a troubling tale of a government agency going off the rails, ideologically, and losing both bipartisan political support in congress and the trust of the american people. after today's hearings would you agree or disagree with that assessment? >> i would completely agree although all of the witnesses argued that some of $40 million was well spent, none of them could argue that all of it was well spent, john. >> john: yeah, kind of like president trump said, you used to look at mine item spending and find waste, fraud, and abuse in two or three items, now it is the other way around. the chairman of the committee did not hold back in his criticism of usaid, listen to what he said here. >> the programs that usaid and the state department have spent money on are indefensible. they hurt america's standing around the globe. and i think the fact is clear, that america would hav