jamal, your reaction to this celebration at the white house today? >> and where the president is having a celebration for black history month. listen, just to be fair, if he was not having a celebration for black history month, i think a lot of people would be upset about that. so you got to give him credit for doing it. the challenge for us all, though, is who is he celebrating? i mean, some of the folks who he has up there are folks that haven't really been at the forefront of advancing rights for african americans. but, you know, the president is having a celebration. let him do it. there are far more troubling things happening today, like some of the confirmations on the hill that matter a lot more than a party for a few friends. >> i also wonder, coleman, what you make of the disparity between trump having this event at the white house and then this executive order that let dod declare that identity months were dead. i wonder how you balance those two facts. >> yeah, well, i think. >> he's made clear. >> what his. >> intentions were today. the r

also, cnn political commentator jamal simmons.cott, as somebody who's been close to mcconnell for a long time, it. what is that like to hear? >> yeah, i mean i don't love it. i mean, these guys obviously aren't friends and they're not going to be friends. and, um, you know, they represent different wings of the republican party. i've been friends with senator mcconnell since i was 17 years old, and he served the country well and served our nation well. and he's obviously coming down to the end of his career here on this vote today. look, i don't think he cast it based on any grudges. i think he had a personal story regarding his polio. experience that led him to cast this vote. i would note he did vote to put the nomination on the floor, as he did the other people that he voted against. he didn't try to obstruct the trump cabinet here, but he cast his personal opinion, which all the senators do. my anticipation is 90 plus percent of the time he's going to be with donald trump on the issues of the day, whether it's energy or immigr

scott jennings ana navarro jamal simmons, emily austin and sarah matthews. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do. good evening. i'm abby phillip in new york. the u.s. wants out of the ukraine business tonight. the clearest direction yet for the fate of russia's invasion. and how america sees the world. president trump says he chatted with vladimir putin and what he called the start of peace negotiations. trump even invited the russian autocrat to visit the united states. now remember, u.s. missiles are currently being used by ukraine in its war against russia. but what is notable about this call is who came second, not first. >> but we had a great call and it lasted for a long time, over an hour this morning i also had with president zelenskyy a very good call after that. and i think we're on the way to getting peace. i think president putin wants peace. and president zelenskyy wants peace, and i want peace. i just want to see people stop getting killed. >> the chats come on the same day that defense secretary p

lance trover jamal simmons, thank you both so much. thank you. still ahead, he has spent years attacking the fbi. well, tonight he's leading it. newly confirmed fbi director kash patel set to take over one of the most powerful agencies in the country, if not the world, as democrats are warning their republican colleagues. this is one pick they say they'll regret. >> kash patel. mark. my words will cause evil in this building behind us. and republicans who vote for him will rue that day. >> our restaurant's been in business for 17 years. american technology and innovation are a part of everything we do from helping us attract new customers to facilitating deliveries through websites and apps. i'm really excited about what artificial intelligence can do for small businesses like ours. this game changing technology can make us smarter and more efficient. advancing open source a.i. will make our economy and main streets stronger. our leaders in washington need to protect our competitive edge. >> dry, tired, itchy. burning. my dry eye. symptoms got wo

we have jamal simmons. so i wonder, jamal, does it seem to you that elon musk is in charge of doge? >> of course. >> elon musk. >> is in charge of doge. the president. >> said it. elon musk. has said it. it's walking. >> like a duck. it's talking like a duck. he's in charge. >> of doge. the question that's happening, though right now is they're trying to dodge responsibility. i'm missing like a letter, right? doge doge. but they're trying to dodge responsibility for elon musk being there. here's the question. is he operating on behalf of his companies, or is he operating on behalf of the american public? is he taking advantage of his government position for his own personal enrichment? we don't know. is he using personal and private data from americans to marry up with the private data that he has, or public data that he has from those companies? we don't know. there are all sorts of things. when you're at the white house, you have to be able to report back on your conflicts and adhere to ethical constraints. it just doesn't seem like he's doing that. >> matt mowers, let's look agai

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julie roginsky, abel maldonado, jamal hill, t.w. arregui, and solomon jones. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do. good evening. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. doge remorse. tonight, president trump and his allies are treating their firings inside the government like a game, a show even they are creating memes, throwing celebrations. and the man in charge is using props to dance on professional graves. >> this is. >> the chainsaw for bureaucracy. >> chainsaw. >> would. >> everything's fine. even if you agree with shrinking the government or rooting out wasteful spending. it's safe to say that this process has been utter chaos, with zero oversight and very little care. and we're talking about people's lives here. tonight alone, thousands of irs employees have been fired, and sources are describing emotional scenes playing out in the workplaces across the country. employees are crying, managers are crying, and many are angry. kicking chairs and throwing books over ho

cupp jamal simmons, great to have you both here. up next, speaking of elon musk, he is not stopping just at government efficiency. a u.s. prosecutor says that he has given the doj a list of people to investigate this inquiry, that we are trying to figure out more about today. also today at that press conference, i asked trump about his intentions for the fbi and the agents who were assigned to work on the january 6th cases. are you planning to fire the fbi agents who worked on those investigations? >> it's the news. welcome back. but it's also kind of not the news. >> ten dana bash do. >> that. you know, there's three lesbians. >> on this panel. >> am i one of them? >> if you drink tap water and your balls still work, please. >> clap. >> no, michael. we don't fact check it. we don't care, man., once. >> all. >> the information on this show. >> so terrible. >> have i got news for you returns february 15th on cnn and stream next day on max. >> ontario, canada. stable and secure. when the world around us isn't. you can rely on us for e

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joining me now to talk about it, pastor jamal bryant, who is leading a boycott effort. good to have you in studio. >> glad to be. >> with you. so first, you and the national black chamber of commerce, you are teaming up for this fast of target. tell me what it is. >> it's a really. >> a spiritual journey. the black church historically has always been on the front line of civil rights. and so lent is the season that leads from ash wednesday to resurrection. so it is not just a withholding of dollars, but a pushing forward of prayer. a lot in america is shifting, and the church is going to have to be more active and vocal. >> so let me talk here about four of the demands that you all have for target. i think we can put them up on the screen. honor the $2 billion pledge to black business community, which they made in 2021. to spend that through the end of this year. >> let me pause and say to you the reason why that's significant. they made that pledge after the killing of george floyd. yeah. target is headquartered in minneapolis, where george floyd was killed. and it was

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jamal, let me start with you. you served in the george w bush administration as associate counsel to the president. so most of the 2 million people living in gaza would not want to leave. i think that's fair to say. if trump or someone were to try to forcefully remove them, is there anyone who could or would stop them, and would that even be legal under international law? >> well. >> you. >> know, jake, this is a difficult question. >> as you. >> know, we've seen what happens when even the israelis try to remove their. >> own settlers from gaza. >> when the settlements. >> were dismantled eight, ten. >> years ago. and so. >> this is a hard process. trying to physically remove. >> people will come at a huge cost. >> it will take a huge amount of u.s. troops and other troops to come in and do this. it will be a forced removal. it will not be pretty. it's hard to imagine this going anything but poorly. >> and arwa, after your time as a cnn correspondent, as i'm sure our viewers know, you did a lot of humanitarian wor

. >> so, jamal, this is just in this sense. right? okay. so this was a halt. this was a loss. but it's just for a few days. there's another hearing on monday. yeah. right. so does this does this then i mean do you think the courts will really stop trump at this or other issues. birthright citizenship, as i mentioned, among others. >> there are responsible judges inside the judiciary who i think are taking on the trump administration. look, as you know, i sat here night after night arguing for a very different political outcome in the last election, the american people chose donald trump to be president. they did not choose elon musk. they also did not choose a level of chaos that it is that we're seeing. and so while we can always make the epa more. regulatory efficient, make sure that people can get their get their laws passed in a way and get the budgets to work in a way that that works better. what we now know, though, is that's not what's happening. they're not trying to fix the epa. they're not trying to fix usaid. they're trying to destroy them in some way. the chaos tha

live at the table, jamal hill, chuck rocha, malik abdul, katie frost and joanna coles. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> good evening. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to the breaking news tonight. donald trump escalates his purge. the president and his defense secretary have fired the nation's top general, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. the president thanked cq brown for his service. but remember, pete hegseth said this about brown just three months ago. >> well, first of all, you got to fire, um, you know, you got to fire the chairman of the joint chiefs and you got to fire this. i mean, we're going to bring in a new secretary of defense, but any general that was involved, general, admiral, whatever that was involved in, any of the die woke has got to go. like, either you're in for war fighting and that's it. and that's the only litmus test we care about. >> one prominent retired four star general tells cnn that the firing is, quote, sadly political and tragic

according to peace in russia and the united states hope to begin working on it cannot make issues and the jamal cases pace and many, many other areas. ad payton has also said that's just an hour ago. he was informed about the crossing of the buddha with ukraine by a russian armed forces in the russian border. cruise region. it has been occupied by ukraine since august, and the now the russian on forces are advancing along the entire line of home tax. so as we understand that russia's von c, but to crane is denying that. and you, the, are we seeing signs of preparation is getting underway in moscow for up to 10 from summit yes, because we're seeing these preparations and so many totes we're hearing as well. and sources also say the full attorney piece in this meeting is very important that he's preparing. but quite fairly recently, it was reveals that he had to postpone his annual address to the federal assembly, which usually takes place at the end of february, as he's now developing. and a lot of questions to, to be honest. and that the devising a lot of time to these preparations just recentl

the vatican, the 88 year old head of the roman catholic church as spending his full stay in rooms jamal a hospital or a respiratory tract infection. he had been suffering from bronchitis for more than a week before being admitted on friday. following an audience with the slovak in prime minister, the vatican says he will require more time in the hospital, but he is stable and doesn't have a fever. thousands of people in bangladesh of raleigh by a river that flows through india, they say that being denied that fash, uh, if we were to convert chapter pools, a thousands of people have gathered in the bank of river say stuff and a lot of money to hard this is one of the several other gathering and the 5 different and all then this thinking bangladesh there protesting about that in this diversion, and holding of water by building them in 30 of the 54 shared rivers. most people and organizers want india to come to the table and negotiate to a pro time of sharing to pay funding by water as well as the gauges river water. bank of those has been in dispute with india for a long period since its

believe it pool ac body size of my how are you son jamal level pool? the 1st knockout meeting in almost 3 decades. the israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has accused of violating the gaza cease fire and captive exchange deal after his really forensic testing found the body of a captive handed over on thursday. is not that of sherry bus come out, says it's investigating the possibility her remains. could have been mixed with other bodies buried under rubble after and is really strike in the strip. it's feared the controversy could up and, and already fragile c fire in less than 24 hours. how much is due to free 6 is really kept as an exchange for $602.00 palestinians from israeli jails and 3 bus explosions in tel aviv are being treated as a suspected terrorist attack biased really, authorities. as an yahoo, as responded by ordering an intensification of military rage and they occupied westbank, our correspondents are following the story and a moment will speak with it. what are they in mind? but 1st, let's go to tar couple. i assume he joins us

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they had people of all ages, as you can see, are they doing drills with former warriors player jamalheld this in the moscow knee center on saturday and also a game between children from the junior worries program and the special olympics of northern california. >> and the fun continues because sunday was the last day of the nba fan experience at the moscone center. when a lot of people enjoyed. >> all of the games and the merch. let's get a closer look with less a good. >> we're here. let's go neo center where they have transformed entire area for that for nba all-star weekend. and they have bangor's and experience like line. check it in the all-star weekend is here. and fans from all across the country made their way to the many making a stop to the muskogee center to live out their nba dreams like these fans who won tickets to the nba all-star game. >> you know, it's great. i mean, he made almost every single basket amazing out there right yeah. the fan experience at something for everyone hoops, photo booths and of course the games like players from the g league summit. your name

olympics event that happened where people of all ages were in drills led by former warriors player jamaloscow knee center on saturday and there was a game between children from the junior warriors program and the special olympics of northern california. so that was a lot of fun. >> and on sunday, that was the last day of the nba fan experience at the moscow knee center. and you can see all the different things that they offered their games and merchandise concours lezla gooden has more on that. >> we're here. let's go center where they have transformed entire area for that for nba all-star weekend. and they have bangor and experience like line. check it nba all-star weekend is here and fans from all across the country made their way to the many making a stop to the muskogee center to live out their nba dreams like these fans who won tickets to the nba all-star game. >> you know, it's great. i mean, he made almost every single basket amazing out right yeah. the fan experience at something for everyone photo bose and of course the games like players from the g summit. your name as part of

just a few years ago, he was considered a pariah for his role in the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. sitting with the secretary of state, mbs, as he's known, is a statesman. hosting the peace talks. and what is zelensky? well, he's not there, he told the kyiv post. he thinks president trump wants a quick win, no matter the cost to ukraine, that a cease fire, he says that's not a win. the ceasefire in israel and gaza continues to hold. hamas released more hostages over the weekend. visiting u.s. senator lindsey graham warned israel and maybe his own u.s. government. they have got to have a better plan for palestinians in the arab world. israel's won the war on the ground, but they've lost it on television. you go anywhere in the arab world, and all they see is morning, noon and night. attacks on the palestinian people. my promise to the people of israel and to this region is not to give up. i am very optimistic. we will break through. and let me tell you why. there's no other solution. you can destroy hamas, and we will. but they will come back unless the palestinians have something

olympics event and people of all ages enjoyed having all of the nba star's their former warriors players, jamals goni center on saturday. there was a game between the kids from the junior warriors program and special olympics of northern california. so everybody had a lot of fun. what a basketball weekend we had. yeah. all about it. >> all right. it is 7.56. we're going to take a break. but up next on the kron, 4 morning news, talk more basketball in the all-star weekend that just wrapped up. there was a big honor for steph curry explain in a minute. plus, officials have called off the search for a man who fell off a san francisco pier over the weekend. so what we know about that and police investigate stabbing deaths in san francisco on valentine's day. what we know about the victim in a live report. for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon

people of all ages during drills led by former warriors player jamal crawford. >> and there was a gamehildren from the junior warriors program and the special olympics of northern california. >> all right, time for a look at the forecast. the transamerica pyramid, you probably notice has been let up for all-star weekend kron. 4 meteorologist gayle ong is here with mixed week ahead. yes, we have some changes on the way. we'll start off the week on a quiet note. and next comes, the rain looks to beat middle of the week before a slight warm up next weekend's you want to mark that on your calendars because we could see some 70's might feel like spring. >> so let's take a live look outside. we have sfo. it's pretty quiet out there. and here is the satellite and radar. high pressure is building in the sides. that slight disturbance we're expecting on wednesday. but other than that pretty quiet here in the bay area. we saw some light rain this morning and maybe some drizzle winds are light right now as well in the single digits. and we are warming up just a bit this time yesterday we were dow

joining us now live is doctor jamal rana, a cardiologist with kaiser permanente east bay.tor, always a pleasure to see you here. so let's talk about wildfires, whether they're in southern california or here in northern california, we know that they can affect the body. explain how. >> yeah. first of all, i would just say that my heart goes out to all the people who are affected. los angeles used to be my home. i trainedv5 for cardiology there. so it has personally affected me as well. so as we know that it's a known fact that pollution can have bad effects on on the heart and the body and stuff. with wildfires, what we have seen is that the air pollution, what we call particulate matter, especially the fine particles, their levels go up high. so if you look at the air quality index, which tells us how bad the pollution is, we have seen that during the wildfires that aqi or air quality index goes up. and that could have effect on your lungs, on your heart, on coughing and all this other, othe things. >> yeah, i know when i've covered wildfires and people are evacuating or i

my sources tonight are former communications director for vp harris, jamal simmons, former trump whitehouse communications director alyssa farah griffin, and retired u.s. district court judge shira scheindlin. and it's great to to have you here, judge, when you see that quote, which i should note was not a one off, he posted it on twitter. he also pinned it to his profile. what does it say to you about how trump is viewing what the supreme court could soon be deciding on? >> well, i think what he's saying is that anything i do because i'm trying to save the country can't violate the law. but the problem with that is that's rather subjective. he decides that he's saving the country. and that's not the way the rule of law works. the problem is that any of us could say it, i can i can violate the law because i think i'm doing the right thing. but we don't do it that way, not in this country. we have we have a rule of law, which means if you don't like the law, get a new law passed by congress. if you don't like the law, go to court and challenge the law. there are ways to attack the law t

i want to give a lot of love to my friend jamal hill, who went to see the concert, and she said she loved it. you're lying friend. >> i have to give a disclaimer. i have to give a disclaimer. >> you love. >> you love. >> reviews of carey champion. >> act not. >> endorsed by. >> champion with abby phillip me. find me. >> headlands. >> this one struck a nerve with me. i am a dog owner. um. agnes, two year old english lab that i have at home. there she is on the screen. she is a cutie. like any good, you know, dog walker. you know, everybody knows you have to go and clean up and pick up the poop after them. for some reason, where i live in washington, d.c., not everybody likes to do that. i don't know if this is a crime. not picking up dog poop. >> it is a crime in new york. >> it absolutely. >> should be. i would argue, punishment like, you know, hard labor camp out in the desert somewhere i think would be nice. but since we're going petty crime, i think if you do not clean up your dog's poop, you should, uh, have to go around the neighborhood, your community, and pick up whether it's backy

and then over to denver, where jamal murray went off for a career high 55 points last night, leadingsecutive victory, 132 to 121, winning over the portland trail blazers. philadelphia eagles star running back saquon barkley is defending pop star taylor swift after she was booed at the super bowl. here's what barkley told howard stern yesterday about sunday's scene at the superdome. >> they showed her on the jumbotron and she got booed. i don't get it. i don't get why she was getting hate there. >> i didn't. >> like that either. >> yeah, she was just there supporting her significant other. and she's made the game bigger. you know, we're all about how can we expand the game and make it more internationally. and we're traveling to brazil and we're traveling to mexico. and her being a part of it is only helping us. so i don't get the fact that she's getting. >> for what it's worth, i don't get it either. and not just because i'm a swiftie. i think everything that saquon said there is, right? you want more attention on the nfl. she's the biggest pop star in the world. just let her go. she

after jamal. khashoggi was killed in.e was such an outcry and saudi. >> arabia was. >> condemned as a pariah state by republicans and democrats alike in in this city in washington, dc. similarly with ukraine, when ukraine was invaded, there was a huge amount of support for vladimir zelenskyy. >> he came. >> here and was a rock star who was giving standing ovations. now, in saudi arabia, the future of his country seems to be carved up in what, you know, in my country would be looked like sort of, you know, colonial times where you go out and you draw rulers with very little thinking about the people who are actually living there. add to that the huge amount of money that gets sloshed around in these deals, whether it's the gulf deal or whether it's the carving up of ukraine, there's going to be a huge amount of money being passed around and both the opportunity for corruption, but also the undermining of our belief, our belief in what is permanent and is right and is, you know, is saudi arabia a pariah for what they did? i