the world revolved around jennifer. we didn't do anything if jennifer didn't want to do it. ed says his mother shirley doted on jennifer, the family's first born grandchild. they was very, very close. there was nothing that jennifer could ask for that she didn't get. she lived as a princess, treated as a princess. when she went to church, she looked like a little doll that had just stepped out of a magazine. dressed fit to kill. rob stafford: as she grew up, he says, jennifer could be sweet, but her dark side was something else. it's a monster that comes out of a closet. it's very, very ugly. very ugly. she just thinks that she can control anybody that she comes along with. when jennifer doesn't get her way, what happen? she throws a fit, and life is miserable for everybody around. do you believe that jennifer was just using steven to get a child, and now she had what she wanted, she wanted to get out? i think at the time she was probably hoping that it would work, hoping that he would knuckle under and obey her. but i think later on, she saw that that wasn't going to work,

jennifer calling talk about the u.s.d showing encouraging signs, what about the markets in china? >> across the luxury sector in china demand has declined as chinese economic growth has faltered. we see that is a rather longer-term issue. so the first thing we see a stabilization of chinese demand which is coming through at the moment, that's an important factor to build on. but we see the growth, the regrowth of chinese demand being a longer-term story. the good news is that india has taken over where china was in india is now the second largest market in the world for diamonds and that is growing at double-digit rates. jennifer: that's more important than china? >> it has. the amounts of diamonds purchased is no greater. jennifer: thus the ceo joining us at the africa mining conference off the back of that agreement with the beers botswana. tom: great conversation. the line about ready-made diamonds, fabricated diamonds and microwaves in china versus the real thing dug up from the ground. our chief africa correspondent

jennifer, appreciate you joining us today. jennifer with bloomberg intelligence in princeton.oming up on bloomberg markets, of course, this is the story of the day. the threat of a trade war is chilling the outlook on u.s. relations in the global economy. why is that? we want to break down the anti-tariff thesis. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ -what've you got there, larry? -time machine. you gonna go back and see how the pyramids were built or something? nope. ellen and i want to go on vacation, so i'm going to go back to last week and buy a winning lottery ticket. -can i come? -only room for one. how am i getting home? sittin' on my lap like last time, ronald. fine, but i'm bringing this. [ whirring ] alright. or...you could try one of these savings options. the right money moves aren't as far-fetched as you think. there it is. see? told you it was going to all work out. thanks, future me. >> it's the countdown to the market open. >> the most important stories and what will drive the big investment decisions throughout the morning. i am guy. >> i am kriti gupta. >> i am

jenna visit -- jennifer joins us. explain what is driving this decision. what is behind his animus when it comes to these recent policies. >> it's fascinating and the timing of this as well because this was something signed by the president just two weeks ago and it caused division depending on who you spoke to and in particular we have this government of national unity some of which saying this was just an update to a law back in 1975 but other people are saying this is going against what this country stands for so this is expropriation without compensation by the deep details are important here and a lot of these lands if they are to be seized by the government will largely be abandoned buildings so we are now hearing president trump taking aim at this. we should note one of his closest advisers was born in south africa and potentially that is something he's thought about but this could be significant for the country. we have seen the rand weekend against the dollar and notches that but we are looking at aid over the past two decades so this could be sig

he got here like half an hour ago, and five minutes later we saw jennifer hermoso also getting insidehe court. it is important to highlight rosemary that hermoso is going to be the very first to testify on this. trial, a testimony, a witness that is going to speak in front of the judge in a matter of 15 minutes of. so and this i can also tell you that it's going to be a long trial because it's going to last at least for 11 days during the forthcoming days here, we're going to see many different members from the spanish soccer federation, teammates from hermoso, and from the 12th of february here are going to declare in front of the church of the judge, the four defendants who are accused at least rubiales of sexual assault and coercion. three other former officials from the federation are accused of coercion. and that's why the prosecutors are asking for them. one year and a half of prison now, there is a lot of interest on what may come out of this trial, and it's important to highlight, rosemary, that the verdict will will come like one week or two weeks after it gets to an end. the

we have jennifer johnson. control, unmute. hi of jennifer. hi. i'm sorry can you hear me? >> yes. >> i'ms -- i'm having can you hear me? >> yes, we can hear you. >> okay. sorry i'm having difficulty technical difficulties. unmute. [inaudible]. a pol gees. there is an echo hard to hear her. jennifer can you try one more time talking? this is jennifer can you hear me >> yes, we can now. okay. i apologize i don't know the system or my [inaudible]. you are breaking up, jennifer. i'm here i can hear the system. if you want me to responds on something specific? you can you don't have to. i appreciate the space -- [inaudible]. just this i'm experiencing technical difficulties with the system. >> all right. cannot hear if you -- switch your technical difficulties... hi, can you hear me? >> yes this is eli, your new director i'm wondering if it would be valuable to pause and see if we can address some of technical stuff or is is this a systemic issue in terms of -- >> i believe actually the microphone was the problem was another one and i turn off every other we can try i see the d

. >> cnn's state department producer, jennifer hansler is here.ennifer, what else are you hearing about secretary rubio's meeting with panamanian officials? >> well, boris rubio said today that his conversation with the panamanian president was frank, but it was also respectful, and he pushed this issue yet again. what has become a priority for the trump administration? he said it is clear to the administration that they need to do something in panama to deter this chinese influence that they accuse of being over the panama canal. they say it is an issue of national security. and i want you to just take a listen to what rubio said today about his conversation yesterday. >> after president. >> has articulated when we turned over the canal, we turned it over to panama. we didn't turn it over to china. so you get there and the chinese control both entries to the port, both entries to the port. we have a treaty obligation to protect the canal if it comes under attack. but our navy is paying fees to go through there. so i express frustration about thos

with me now is doctor jennifer nuzzo. she's a professor of epidemiology at brown university and the director of the pandemic center at brown university's school of public health. doctor, good morning to you. let me start with some of these web pages. a page entitled facts about lgbt youth suicide. another page about creating safer schools for lgbtq+ youth. both of those are gone. you can eliminate the pages. you can't eliminate the people. what are the consequences of what's implied by the elimination of these pages on these public health websites? >> yeah. >> so these have been deeply. >> disturbing developments. >> what we're seeing is sort of widespread tampering and dismantling of really critical public health data. this is happening at the direction of politicos, not scientists. there's a reason why these data were collected. they're critically important for health agencies, particularly in our communities, to know how to protect us, to know where in our communities needs are greatest and how to direct the very limit

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and if you're wondering, jennifer lopez will not be making an appearance in the ad like she did lastrised about that. along with the anticipation for super bowl commercials, there's also of course a lot of hype for the game itself. players and coaches for the philadelphia eagles and kansas city chiefs took part in the traditional mead unight last night in los angeles. it's considered the opening event for super bowl week. they answered questions from reporters ranging from planned touch down passes to preparing for the game. >> you've got to go out there and unfortunately it's the last game of the season. and you always want to keep them all. you always want to win them all. >> the biggest lesson i've learned is don't let the hype get you. don't let the magnitude of the game around you get to you. >> and there's a massive unprecedented security operations taking shape in new orleans following the new year's day terror attack on bourbon street that killed 14 people. more than 2,000 federal agents are working alongside the new orleans police department, national guard, and law enforcem

. >> jennifer homendy jonathan kersley. >> from. channel nine australia. you touched on it briefly before. you're dealing. >> with two major. >> accidents now. >> two. >> major collisions in the space of a couple of days. how do you deal with that? >> well, the question is, how do we deal with two major collisions in a span of days? we are a very small federal agency. most people aren't aware that we only have 436 employees at the ntsb, and that spans all modes of transportation for aviation safety. we have a number of investigators because our mandate is to do quite more than the other modes of transportation, where we're doing every civil aviation accident in the united states. we also do serve as accredited representative for foreign investigations as well. so in this case, we had to have a highly skilled team focused on certain areas that are at dca for that plane crash. and then we have a number of other investigators that are not on call for that crash that we can deploy here. >> just as a follow up to that, to. are you adequately resourced as an org

jennifer hansler, for us at the state department, we'll have much more ahead. also on usaid and and who depends on that funding and those workers. thank you so much for your reporting on this. this morning. wreckage is being removed from the potomac, and investigators have begun to examine the data recorder from the black hawk helicopter, an expanded mission for marines at guantanamo bay. troops arrived to handle tens of thousands of deported migrants. so what does this mission mean? and an aquatic mystery. this is like immaculate conception for sharks, right? seriously, there was a baby shark born in an aquarium, but there were no male sharks around. >> have i got. >> news for. >> you. is back for a new season. whether you like it or not. >> are those the. >> only two choices? >> yes. you like. >> it or you don't? >> i'm on the fence. >> this is going to be a. >> long season. >> have i got news for you returns february 15th on honey. >> but the gains are pumping. >> dad, is mommy a finance pro? >> she switched. >> careers to make money for your weddings. >> oh

jennifer hansler and i were told by multiple sources. that these doge personnel wanted access to security systems, to personnel information, and to areas where classified information is held. of course, highly restricted areas. and and i want to remind our viewers, of course, you need a security clearance to to get into those areas. eventually we are told the doge personnel were able to get in, and then the top two officials in charge of security for usaid, john voorhees, who is the director, and his deputy, were put on administrative leave. they join dozens of other top career officials from usaid who are on leave. we're also told that much, if not all, of the public affairs office was put on leave as well. and jessica, this comes at a time when so many at usaid fear that the agency is in the process of being gutted. >> right. and so to that end, alex, we see that a lot of indications there's major changes underway there. >> well. >> usaid could be going away as we know it. i mean, not long after our reporting came out, we saw a post on

shortly after jennifer foster, who lives in the neighborhood says barrera alerted her is crazy. hit all the black smoke fire everywhere and >> guys tell you, there's been a couple of weird things happening from their site. actually. wasn't that shocked that something like that happened? >> it's a tight-knit community in the mountain view neighborhood, foster and barrera say everyone looks out for each other. everyone kinda let each other know what happened. looks out for each other's homes. so that's why messaged me. i knew he'd help. >> get my son out and pets needed to. that's it's a great neighborhood. you know, i understand that the refineries here. >> it's concerning. >> it wasn't until 04:10pm, barrera says when the refinery started sounding their emergency alarm, which he says was way too late. >> and 2 hours later, i think somebody. >> dropped the ball, you know, not alerting people because i'm pretty sure through social media. there's a lot of people have been sending messages and pictures and videos of what's going on erin foster's say this isn't the first time the sho

chairman, went to bid farewell to jennifer who is our chief counsel on the subcommittee. she's leaving the committee after six years of service. during that time she's played an instrumental role on the historic broadband investments made in the bipartisan infrastructure law. the creation of affordable connectivity program bipartisan rip and replace legislation that i mentioned. we have accomplished a lot in the subcommittee much of it bipartisan throughout that's our time i want to thank jennifer for helping to make that happen. i wish her nothing but the best of course i do not want her to leave but that's the way it goes. i want to thank jennifer for all of her contributions free thank you i yelled out the balance of my time. [applause] [applause] cliques think that ranking mentor i join them and thanking for your service on the committee wish you all the best in the future. we've now quickly remember opening statements which are to jeremiah'smembers pursuant te rules all members opening statements will be made part of the record. we like to thank our witnesses for bei

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pete, you just interviewed ntsb chair jennifer homendy, who's investigating, obviously. what happened? what more do we know about what happened? well, the. >> salvage and recovery. >> effort will be. >> key to the ntsb investigation. we just heard from salvage and recovery crews, and they made two major finds. >> today using. >> the floating crane equipment behind me. not only a fully intact jet. engine from american airlines flight 5342, but they also recovered a large, jagged piece of fuselage. we know that those parts will go from here to a hangar on reagan national airport, where investigators will essentially begin laying those parts out to essentially try and find blind spots to the pilots of american flight 5342 and the pilots of the black hawk helicopter. we did not get a briefing from the ntsb today, although i did speak exclusively with ntsb chair jennifer homendy, and she tells me investigators right now are not only going through the flight data recorder. data from american flight 5342 and the cockpit voice recorder, but they have recovered a cockpit and data

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my sister gently, nothing but sort of to you use a should be able to assist you that jennifer bundrum for muscle and triple exchanges. and so there's the 1st case to go in. this room was changing the subject openness. it was a rush to share. so there was a jump to maurice questions on some issues the middle, if she was thing it will be a see much to us trust knowing the seal the hosting you and you put the right and you could teach less to use. just use some middle one of those cushions. the slough was too busy and you were speaking about the new position of the young you soup session. that was my mom's side, and i will just look to, you know, the book showing a real x student either through flushed or because it was going to. so she'll shuttle the shuttle window and what's the deal item, the scope of the budget on scope. of course, because i was told to other sports which from the up to a little push it as of the push, the start of the stuff i searched for the shop. the shop for how long it was for many years. because i think you're the 1st, i'm shocked to do your request plus clause

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jennifer? >> on the trip to venezuela to meet with maduro, anything you can share about the timing on that, what the agenda is? sec. leavitt: i can confirm that ric grenell is in venezuela. ric grenell is going to venezuela or is in venezuela with two immediate directives from the president. one, ric grenell has been instructed to identify, place, and ensure that repatriation flights of nicaraguan members of nationals who have broken our laws will land in venezuela. as i said at the podium a few days ago, we expect every nation on the planet to cooperate with the repatriation of our citizens. ric grenell is in venezuela to ensure that all u.s. detainees in venezuela are returned home. that is his mission and i will provide a read out the trip. >> can you tell us if anyone has approached the white house or the president about pardon or commutation? sec. leavitt: i have not been a part of those discussions and i won't speculate on potential pardons that might happen. to my awareness, the answer i

jennifer crumbly says she was not informed about a deal reached between two school employees and prosecutorsd to ten years in prison for buying their 15-year-old son ethan the gun used in the mass shooting at oxford high school. turning to business news costco workers will soon get a pay hike. the company planning to give many workers $30 an hour after union members threatened to strike according to a memo. this will happen over the next three years, this will include a $0.50 increase for lower paid employees. here's a first person view of a daring helicopter rescue off of a snow-covered mountain in washington state. ice climber had fallen one hundred feet in the cascade mountains northeast of seattle. rescuers finding the kleiner and two others on a ledge at an elevation of 6600 feet. that ice climber flown to a nearby hospital. his condition is not yet known and to those are your headlines. let's turn to rick reichmuth who has our fox weather forecast. harmeet dhillon's >> reporter: temperatures are warming up compared to where we were through much of the month of january, 70 in dallas, 50

ntsb chair jennifer demanding help in 2023 saying quote we need action, do something but unfortunately biden administration was too busy to put unqualified nominee in charge of the faa. remember this? >> what airspace requires transponder tax. >> thank you for the question. i'm not sure i can answer that right now. >> one of the six six types that protect national security that appear on church? quickly please. >> i cannot answer that. >> one of the limitations of a pilot flying basic med? >> thank you for the question. i'm not a pilot. >> tell me the minimum separation for landing airliners during the daytime. >> i don't want to guess. >> do you know between those t two? do know the difference? >> i cannot. >> you don't need to know a lot about planes to know that did not go well for that individual so why is he in charge? >> watching that is upsetting and it was at the time and watching the hearings this week, kash patel, pull together, they are so strong in the answers to answer the questions and providing more which then left the senators dumbfounded. watching that and knowing the

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here's the ntsb chair, jennifer 40 manty. >> the debris is scattered, it is very dangerous.bly extending into weeks, we will be collecting that debris, loading it onto a truck and moving it to a secure location so that we can begin to do our evaluation. i do want to mention we are still looking for the cockpit if voice recorder. >> reporter: yeah. and that voice recorder will show pilot communications as the plane went down less than a minute after it took off, can and that will go a long way to determine what happened. the explosion from the crash resulted in five home fires and destroyed several cars. at least one person in their car a was killed in addition to the six people onboard the medical jet. that included a young girl who received life-saving medical call care at shriner's children's hospital. a hospital spokesperson tells "the new york post," quote: she'd been with us four months and had formed some deep bonds with a lot of people here. we also learned that hospital staff held a sendoff party for her just hours before she got onboard that medical jet to go home t

shortly after jennifer foster, who lives in the neighborhood says barrera alerted her is crazy. the black smoke fire everywhere and >> guys tell you, there's been a couple of weird things happening from their site. actually. wasn't that shocked that something like that happened? >> it's a tight-knit community in the mountain view neighborhood, foster and barrera say everyone looks out for each other. everyone kinda let each other know what happened. looks out for each other's homes. so that's why messaged me. i knew he'd help. >> get my son out pets needed to. that's it's a great neighborhood. you know, i understand that the refineries here. >> it's concerning. >> it wasn't until 04:10pm, barrera says when the refinery started sounding their emergency alarm, which he says was way too late. >> and 2 hours later, i think somebody. >> drop the ball in a not alerting people because i'm pretty sure through social media. there's a lot of people have been sending messages and pictures and videos of what's going on erin foster's say this isn't the first time the show martinez refinery h

reporter: thank you, jennifer with the office of finance. he said you want further progress on inflation. given that households appear unhappy with the elevated level of prices, do you believe the committee should wait until inflation has fallen back a target to cut rates again? chair powell: we have never said we need to be all the way a target to reduce rates. at any time we are looking at the economy and asking whether our policy stance is the right one to achieve maximum employment and price stability. he would want to see further progress, but re-think our policy stance is restrictive, meaningfully restrictive. not highly restrictive. we need further progress. i wouldn't say all the way back down to 2% on a sustainable basis. we would love to see that. and we will. reporter: separate question for you, on tariffs, curious whether the threat of tariffs and whether or not they could stick, creates uncertainty for businesses here in the united states and cause them to pull back ultimately waiting on growth -- does that threat of tariffs cau

thank you so much for being here, jennifer.ou are dealing with two different tragedies, one in d.c. and the other in the northeast philadelphia. i want to talk about that plane crash as well. first on the d.c. you heard alexandria talking about thpancy between the airplane and helicopter and what the black box said. is that where your investigation is pointed? >> well, right now our investigation is very broad. we are not ruling out any information or any issue. we are taking in everything we can and not really focused in any particular area in order to collect everything we need to evaluate this particular accident. i will say on that particular issue with respect to the helicopter, it's important to understand that d.c. radar picked up that it was at 200 feet but that radar doesn't update again for a full five seconds. what we've done is pulled additional data to get better, more granular information to understand the altitude and we'll have that later today for release. >> bret: you think you have the data you need as far as

congresswoman jennifer mcclellan said talking about that right now it is irresponsible to blame anythingr anyone that does a disservice to the lives that were lost. in the middle of this whole thing? >> so shannon, the mission of dot and faa is safety per that's the historic commission of this agency part of the last four years they're having a conversation the last administration on changing names from cockpit to flight deck or notice to air men to error mission meet student gender specific they are focused on social justice in the environment, racist roads and ev's. they've lost the sig sight of te mission of this department. and so we have no place for anything about the best and the brightest. when you look at what went wrong look at the people you have in place at the dot and faa and leadership in the direction of leadership gives them. it's been misplace of the last four years. we are back on admission were focused on safety have in the best people delivering that safety i don't care your race, your religion, your, sexual preference that does not matter just the best in the brighte

10 minutes for representatives of the planning department worse i believe we have lisa gibson and jennifer worse >> thank you worse good afternoon acting president walton worse and members of board worse i'm jennifer mc keller. >> speak in that microphone as much as you can worse >> okay worse if you can bends the end it could reach taller worse there you go worse >> all right. is this better? thank you worse why sorry. good afternoon, acting president walon and members i'm jennifer mc keller worse i'm a senior environmental plan weir planingly department. with me is lisa gibson vipiral review officer worse slide, please. next slide. our presentation will include a summary of the project and our key responses to the appeal worse which include, firming department's fining the project qualifies for an exemption worse explaining the difference with an exemption and categorical exemption worse legal standard of review for a statute ory exemption met all local notification and conclude width department's recommendation to the board regarding the appeal worse the project site consists of 8 block

shortly after jennifer foster, who lives in the neighborhood says barrera alerted her is crazy. hit all the black smoke fire everywhere and >> guys tell you, there's been a couple of weird things happening from their site. actually. wasn't that shocked that something like that happened? >> it's a tight-knit community in the mountain view neighborhood, foster and barrera say everyone looks out for each other. everyone kinda let each other know what happened. looks out for each other's homes. so that's why messaged me. i knew he'd help. >> get my son out and pets needed to. that's it's a great neighborhood. you know, i understand that the refineries here. >> it's concerning. >> it wasn't until 04:10pm, barrera says when the refirery started sounding their emergency alarm, which he says was way too late. >> and 2 hours later, i think somebody. >> dropped the ball in a not alerting people because i'm pretty sure through social media. there's a lot of people have been sending messages and pictures and videos of what's going on erin foster's say this isn't the first time the show mart

jennifer crumbley, the mother of oxford high school shooter ethan crumbley, is asking a michigan judgenew trial for her, saying prosecutors failed to disclose details about two witnesses. she was convicted last year of involuntary manslaughter after her son killed four students with a gun his parents had given him. she and her husband are the first parents of a school shooter to stand trial and to be convicted. gio. >> gio: gentleman nan, now to head injuries in the nfl as the league announces a significant drop in concussions during the 2024 season. abc's ike ejiochi joins us with more. >> good morning. this represents a record low for the 2024 season, and the nfl is pointing to recently implemented safety measures. the league says there have been 182 concussions this season, down 17% from 2023. these stats go back to 2015 and they include all practices and games in both the preseason and the regular season. now, the nfl is pointing to several factors, improved helmet quality and the mandatory use of guardian caps for most players during training camp and regular season practices. the

congressman jennifer mcclellan, a democrat out of virginia, she says it is irresponsible to blame anythingight now that does a disservice to the lives that were lost. has this conversation about dei become a distraction in the middle of this whole thing? >> secretary duffy: shannon, the mission of d.o.t. and faa is safety. when they having a conversation in the last demonstration about changing names from cockpit to flight deck, or notice to airmen to notice to air mission because it is too gender specific, the focus on social justice and environment, racist roads, and evs, they lost sight of the mission of this department. so we have no place for anything other than the best and the brightest. when you look at what went wrong, you have to look at the people you have in place at the d.o.t. and the faa and the leadership and direction that leadership gives them. it's been misplaced over the last four years. we are back on mission and focused on safety and having the best people delivering that safety. i don't know about your race, religion, sexual preference, that doesn't matter. just the b

the sonoma county sheriff's office says jennifer griffith, also known as li mary, was last seen around morning on lawndale road in the community of kenwood. she is believed to be on foot. if you have any information about her whereabouts, you're asked to contact the sonoma county sheriff's department. >> tonight, a man is now in custody after richmond police say they caught him sexually assaulting a ten year old girl. police say someone flagged down an officer tuesday and said they wanted to report a possible crime. officers then went to a residence where investigators say they found 22 year old marlon alexander. maravilla martinez, sexually assaulting the ten year old girl. the contra costa county da's office filed a 16 count felony complaint against him on friday. he is still in custody tonight. bail was set at $7 million. >> a new homicide investigation is underway in the city of oakland after a man was shoan killed this morning. according to the bay area news group, officers were called to 50th avenue and ciseuway just after30 and found a man from san leandro dead in his vehicle. t

reporter jennifer mcgraw has the latest. >> 100 seen taking over the freeway and marching in the streets of downtown la protesting president donald trump's policies regarding immigration and deportations. >> i as not being all that doesn't panic. >> and now we don't know the since his first day back in office, trump has signed a flurry of executive orders giving the military a greater presence at the u.s. mexico border and the reduction of restrictions previously levied against immigration and customs enforcement. many immigrants fear for the deportation of families and children. the president says he's targeting dangerous and heinous individuals that the administration is removing from the american communities. but we've seen nearly 1000 deportations daily, a fear for many we've are ready a bunch of times all over. so. >> if he doesn't care. my parents came here at the age of 18 and i feel like it's only right for my family and i to take advantage of their. their struggles. and i feel like that's for everyone here. we have a voice. i think it's only right. we use it for our parents and

we get started, i want to express my deep gratitude for the budget team led by bruce robertson, jennifer marquez, donna lee and sylvia as well as others on the team. >> they have put a tremendous amount of thought and time into crafting this budget plan. it has not been easy and many hard decisions have had to be made to get us to that point. as deputy director robertson will detail later this hearing today is the first public airing of our recommendations with a long way to go before the mayor submits the overall city budget to the board of supervisors for consideration. >> we look forward commissioners to getting your input and and hearing from the public. thank you. thank you. director short. i have no questions for director short. does anyone joe hartnett shulman any questions for director shaw? i know they look great. commissioner turner thank you. director short. i want to also know we want to get on to the budget and this is somewhat related to the budget. i want to thank our staff for an amazing first neighborhood beautification event. >> it happened over mlk weekend half of this

. >> ntsb chair jennifer homendy tells me she has launched 100 investigators to this crash. their latest focus downloading data from the black box recorder on the army blackhawk helicopter and lining it up with what investigators already recovered from american flight 5342. that data shows the pilots tried to climb one second before the crash. >> every piece of information is critical to the investigation. so when we can provide that, i think that will be helpful to provide some additional context. and what we're looking at in this investigation. >> crews armed with cranes made more grim discoveries monday, spending hours removing a jagged portion of fuselage from the water. slow salvage work that could take more than a week to complete. >> tomorrow our goal is going to be the cockpit. that goal may be impacted tomorrow by a couple of environmental. >> conditions, notably. >> the wind. >> the ntsb says parts from the potomac will be brought to a hangar here and laid out to evaluate the angle of the collision. investigators are also looking at whether air traffic controllers

jennifer has supervised visitation rights. meanwhile, steven's parents have spoken to sidney about what happened to her dad. from my viewpoint, he gave his life for her. that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [music playing] sunday. >>> this sunday, trump tariffs. president trump issues tariffs on america's largest trading partner, threatening to drive up prices for american consumers. mexico and canada swiftly vowing to retaliate. >> tariffs against canada will put your jobs at risk. it will raise costs for you. >> is this the start of a global trade war? >>> plus, searching for answers. >> we are going to conduct a thorough investigation of this entire tragedy, looking at the facts. facts. >> as federal investigators hunt for answers in the deadly plane crash over the potomac river, president trump shifts to blaming diversity policies, air traffic erscontrollers, and hi political rivals. >> i put safety first. obama, biden, and the democrats put politics first. >> we can only accep

i asked ntsb chair jennifer homendy an exclusive interview today whether or not that route should remainrmanently. and this is what she told me. >> at any. >> time, the ntsb can issue an urgent safety recommendation. we don't have to wait till the end. and if we see there's a need, we'll do it. >> do you think there will be an urgent recommendation out of this? >> i don't know, i think it's too early right now for me to say that. my hope is we don't have to issue an urgent safety recommendation because we could get voluntary action. >> american airlines 5342. that flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder is being reviewed by the ntsb. also, the ntsb is reviewing a data and voice recorder of combined function from the black hawk helicopter. they say it is water logged. they have not been able to download all the video yet, and they are manually lining up the timestamps from that data recorder with the timestamps from on board. american 5342. they say they could have some of the early findings from that black hawk data tomorrow. phil. >> very important exclusive interview. pete munt

. >> i'm just having trouble imaging it without jennifer coolige. >> spoiler alert if you haven't watchedthe screen again. netflix shared this photo of the pair. and you can see it that facial hair is flowing. it is a crime thriller called "rip." ben affleck called the movie an engaging ride that takes a look at things people will do for money. it's due out in the fall. nothing like seeing those two together. >> how about them apples? good stuff. >>> still to come, our saturday morning boost an with dupixent, stay ahead of moderate-to-severe eczema. as you welcome the feeling of touch with clearer skin and less itch. the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, helps heal your skin from within. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing. like eye pain, vision changes, or blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma or other medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. >>> still to come here on "today," we are ge

jennifer romer to share more about guides values. evening and evening glide. good evening. we are so honored to celebrate city attorney david chu's inauguration here at glide. >> when i got the call when my staff and you want we were so happy we were so happy like yes we're going to do this. we want to do this for san francisco. we want to do this for you. david he has done so much to help bring glides values to life in our beautiful diverse city just to make sure you remember our glides values our radical inclusivity anchored mission of love and hope truth telling being for the people and celebration which we're doing right now. >> yes, today we hit all five of those values today. over the course of his career, david chu has fought for the people stepped up as a truth teller and taken a stand so many times for love, hope and inclusivity. and i will say and for justice and for justice. >> later on you will hear david share his story of how he came to know glide. but first let's remember that david and glide were both involved in a civil rights movement glide founders janice

hello, my name is jennifer jacob wagner and i'm the president of the eureka valley neighborhood association. so i feel like a lot of these presentations here in fancy city hall can feel kind of formal and stiff. so i'm going to try and be very personal about this. so as president of the neighborhood association i refuse to join my neighborhood association for many years because i had concerns about the way they behaved in the neighborhood and there's a lot of wonderful things about the chess report and about the cultural district. >> but the thing that i think is very unique and i want to stress with you and encourage you to promote what you're hearing here today because i think it would be wonderful citywide to see what has been happening as part of this report and the cultural district is the education and the cultural awareness, the cultural humility that can come from having a leader that has research, that has analysis that then can be put into a chess report that then neighborhood associations can go through sometimes painful and difficult workshops to appreciate. >> well these people

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