(laughs) ♪ ♪ narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation, the judy and peter blumdation, upholding freedom by strengthening democracies at home and abroad. announcer: and now, bbc news. jeffrey: -- host: this is bbc world news america. pres. trump: i don't have the cards right now. with us you start having cards. you are gambling with the lives of millions of people. helena: a meeting between the leaders of u.s. in ukraine gets heated before it properly begins. the trump administration tells a lot years when ski to leave the white house -- tells volodymyr zelenskyy to leave the white house before talks of a bilateral peace deal with russia. ♪ welcome to world news america. i'm helena humphrey. it was billed as a meeting which would spur efforts to end russia's invasion of ukraine. on friday, talks between u.s. president donald trump and ukraine president volodymyr zelenskyy instead turned into anger in front of reporters and the swift exit of the ukrainian leader from the white house. during the meeting, mr. zelenskyy pushed for u.s. security guarantees against rus

(laughs) ♪ ♪ narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation, the judy and peter blumdation, upholding freedom by strengthening democracies at home and abroad. announcer: and now, bbc news. >> hello. i'm caitriona perry live at the white house, and this is "the context." >> you don't have the cards right now. with us, you start having cards. >> right now, you don't. you're playing cards-you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you are, to world war iii. >> mr. president, with respect, i think it is disrespectful for you to come into the olufsen title litigate this in front of the media. you should be thanking the president. >> there is an understatement to say that this was, for mr. zelenskyy coming here today, the most critical diplomatic and political moment. and as of now, there is still nothing going the other way for ukraine in terms of security guarantees. an american guarantee of military assistance if war was to break out again. ♪ katrina: extraordinary scenes in the oval office as president donald trump and president zelenskyy class in front of th

once again, the lensky was really the white house by donald trump and judy bands. on friday, his militants attempted to attack the infrastructure of the russian compressors stationed in cross that region in russia, which supplies gas for the 3rd stream pipeline, the european countries. now, the key of has she used the aircraft side drones to attack the facility. and according to the russian defense ministry, all 3 ukrainian, u, a, these were shut down at a safe distance from the compressor station which continues to run its operation in regular modes. despite this a terrorist attack, mind you, it was, it cranes 1st attempt to disrupt the gas pump supplies to the european countries. it back in january, the key regime deployed 9 aircraft side drones to attack the same compressor station in the across in the region and rushes air defense intercepted olga. these, that's, i'm around as well. rushes for administer. certainly a lab robin for me is that just can't afford the, for administer of the 30th of what is happening. he urged him to pay closer attention to ukraine's

i think yes, but slowly and i think judy debt, judy vince has done a great service to freedom and liberty when he lectured to europeans with something i normally don't like. telling them we are not sharing values anymore. look at what you're doing. you're suppressing the desires of your people, the expression of your people. i think that will go down in history is one of america's finest moments. well, we'll hope so. and i hope that somehow will end this conflict in ukraine because even on this program, we don't see the roadmap just yet. here. it's all the time we have gentlemen, i want to thank my guests in cornwall room and, and like jackson. and of course i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz. see you next time. remember, press stop, rules the the, i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except we're so shorter is that conflict with the 1st law show alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to create a trust rat

is there an engine speaking just a, a from israel, and let's take this on now here and this judy with the time i committed, she's an associate professor of public policy at the institute for graduate studies . come at welcome again. and so as we just heard, nothing, you know, whose desire for this, the spot to, to continue is minimal to say the least. so, do we lose all hope that it's going to happen? i mean, we should not lose hope. i mean, if you lose hope, then i mean there is no point even if of discussing this, i mean, but i think what probably is me more is, is, i mean, a scenario for the dental, it might not be actually let's stick one. but what, what really also, what is me is that i don't, was listening to your guest from the u. n. u. and also, this is what these lane is. apple personally propose, not which is creating the human activity and hubs. and that is that a to control on the vetting process, sees signaling that is what it wants to retain its presence. and it has uh for a long time or a sustaining gets occupation. and then how must motor this because it has no capacit

yeah, god of a non v as if q a, all of nigeria on that todd of judy has become better outgoing your area. and of course i mean the brand of united be so on. would duplicate of molly. and this is what the energized and one of the things that patrice image of the moon bussey's annoyed him, the most was the money in which king leopold or the belgians had controller on the published candle. it is not stored as of now it should be, but the mind and many people on many occasions that leopold of the belgians killed the no less than $15000000.00 combo lees, a muscle of gigantic proportions. so any joined the trade union movement in 1955 through 219-0156 of cause. he was jailed for our not to vision of having invest those some funds on the jail for 12 months late of cause it was released and was one of the individuals that why invited by plumbing, put them in a crowd gun not in 1958, when he went to after you had the opportunity of meeting of the african freedom fighters who had been involved in this fraud before duco nys issue. and they came back check, a signed and founded on organization, the

and judy becker, the reel who deserves to be up here as well. i'm wrapping up.o. i will be brief. i promise. i'm oddly -- i have to thank my mom and dad who are here as well. [ applause ] they have given me -- they have created a strong foundation of respect and of kindness and a wonderful spirit. they have given me -- they have given me the strength to pursue this dream. i'm here once again to represent the lingering traumas and the repercussions of war and systematic oppression and of anti-semitism and racism and believe that -- i pray for a healthier and happier and more inclusive world. i believe if the past can teach us anything, it's a reminder to not let hate go unchecked. [ applause ] i will get out of here. i love you. i appreciate you all. let's fight for what's right. keep smiling, keep loving one another. let's rebuild together. thank you. [ applause ] >> i don't have a joke here, because this is one of my favorite filmmakers of all time. please welcome two-time oscar winner, quentin tarantino. ♪ >> hello, everybody. great directors don't just call t

so is this is judy and multiple. israel also is, is a little bit of the item. this is uh, uh, goals. uh if we are taking a saw. so syria will out a t, a fire. a solution between living on a cd out they can take is a can over as opposed to self level. see that i files they can have more. busy information about the any, the weapons and money smuggling between us here. but it's a great to go as real as the weight of these are the biggest for you from you. so it just doesn't lie back with our news or on our to international in half an hour by the know? yes clip i did it. yes, it was a credit plus the another of if this then you'd have to brush. if you have no problem, go away, girl was, is there and they're going to pretty busy with this machine. so i think i said that a pretty, i'm pretty me see what there's too much for that now. and yes, so the key to to is gonna say yes and whatever is that lovely ballpark? i don't know what to do. you guys know what to do guys. what do you think of, you know, for deal it's in your and you said you were doing was kind of custod

residents to impose tyrus on this mexico impulse or she just didn't take action on drug smuggling. judy, i got, you all know, has moved from mexico, se se, the us government waited 40 years for this moment, the mexican drug, lord stuff, i got, the data arriving on us soil was part of an extradition. that included 28 other high ranking cartel members, kato had his 1st court appearance. on fridays, he's accused in the killing of a d. a agent in 1985 officials described his arrival as historic of these arrests and a clear message. the justice department will find and hold accountable the leaders of deadly transnational criminal organizations that harm the american people no matter where they are in the world. and no matter how long it takes news to mexico by surprise, especially as several of the prisoners said, had legal injunctions that in theory, protected them from being extradited to the united states. say they are there, but it should be, this should have been done long ago. i think it's very positive so that the us really values what mexico is doing to come back from now to, to the

found himself that's deep and they're trying to debates with president dental trump and was president judy vance. but, you know, it'll probably began as soon as the lensky arrived at the white house on friday, along with a greeting. donald trump, a common search on this his appearance, and noting that the ukrainian politician dressed off for this particular occasion of to you of course, an ascii is the story as for wearing t shirts instead of the official suits. now, following your opening remarks to lensky began his usual june of allies and a double speed, but that was a quickly stopped by trump and j events. lensky was told several times that nothing but a peaceful settlement which ends of the conflict. now the crating and politicians seem to have the death to any same frump was say, and repeated that the ends of the war is out of the question. your country is in big trouble. i know you're not. i know you're not winning this type. you have a damn your chair, so we only okay, because we're staying in our country, staying strong from the very beginning of the war. we've been alone and we h

now, wasn't lensky was read at the white house by donald trump at judy bands. on friday, his militants attempted to attack the infrastructure of the russian compressor station in cross country region in russia, which supplies gas for the 3rd stream firefly and the european countries. now, the key of routine use the aircraft side drones to attack the facility. and according to the russian defense ministry, all 3 ukrainian, u, a. these were shot down at a safe distance from the compressor station which continues to run its operation in regular modes. despite this a terrorist attack, mind you, it was in your cranes 1st attempt to disrupt the gas, but supplies to the european countries it back in january, the key regime deployed 9. the aircraft 5 draws to attack the same compressor station in the trust in the region and rushes air defense intercepted all you these that's i'm around as well. now rushes for a minute for surgery, a lab robin for me is that produce can afford the for administer of turkey alpha. what is happening here seems to pay closer tension. so ukr

the lensky begins to express hostility telling to or judy vast as call for diplomacy. at least the plurality of americans and majority of republicans have concluded that the united states has given too much to ukraine for too little, because it's losing on the battlefield. any acknowledgements are coming in every day on the pages of the papers that have been the biggest cheerleaders for the war . lensky had to keep the war going indefinitely. and he was entitled left to the state of entitlement by the, by the administration, which had been fueling this from the beginning. and so he was unable to grasp the, the reality that he was in, or the fact that his trump accurately said he had no cards left to play. and therefore, the lensky is now left whimpering in europe, where he's actually being lectured by the europeans on some kind of alternative solution. we'll see what they come up with. israel's foreign minister is not missing his words when i comes to neighboring syria. in the recent statement, the official referred to the country's new government as a bunch of on elec

so is this is judy, a multiple is room also is, is a little bit of the item. this is uh, uh, goals. uh, we are taking a saw so syria will out a t a fire i solution between living on a studio they can take is a can over as opposed to self level. see that i files they can have more. busy information about the weapons and money smuggling between us here. but it's a great to go as real as the weight of these are the biggest views from you. so it just doesn't like that is going to do it for me for now here on archie international. but do stay with us, my colleague, you know, neil is in next and less than half an hour. now with more news, by the time afternoon, routes and seeing welcome to going under the broadcasting well around the world from the heart of the middle east. this week i defeated european union, scrambles it to lead us together for an extraordinary summit to double down on the proxy war in russia, 3 grain fresh from forwarding trips to washington. france has been a good macro and the u. k. stop. i went to violate the russian red lines and sent soldiers to dia against russia

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all correspondent hinge who judy in. call newness and southern golf. thank you very much. now comes a sol hertz has the view from a mom that she's reporting from the jordanian capital due to in his re the government on the palestinian authority bound on i'll just say right in his route on the occupied westbank. these really prime minister's office released a statement saying that israel has agreed to extend phase one of the deal following a proposal by the americans. during this phase, the fighting would stop, threw out the most of them holy month of ramadan and the jewish holiday of passover . and i'm a gone ends at the end of march early april. and passover begins mid april, ending on the 20th of that month. during this extension, half of these really captives will be released on the 1st day of it. there are 59 left. these really military says that a route half are deceased and during this time as well, there would be negotiations for phase 2. there has been quite an interesting impact because there are heavy sticking points from both sides from us has said that they do

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so is this is judy and multiple israel also this elizabeth of the item. this is, is uh, uh, goals, uh, it'd be deemed as also syria. we have a t, a fire or a solution between living on a studio they can take is a can over as opposed to self level c i files they can have more. busy information about the weapons and money smuggling between us here. but it's a great to go as real as the weight of those are the biggest from you for you, just as a nice piece love dialogue and the cooperation that is the message of moscow music festival is trying to promote the voice of saint nicholas is supported by the italian, russian, that chamber of commerce and his vice president says, no matter how difficult things got there was always cooperation between the 2 countries. since i am primarily responsible for industrial and investment areas in the russian chamber of commerce and industry and quite regularly having been in various regions under the enterprises, in a variety of industries, i must say that there has not been a single case, not a single enterprise where i did

but i know he's supposed to, judy west, the chief executive of global cyber risk. she says russia has repeatedly attacked americans, side to infrastructure. since they've means to attacking is certainly russia is one of the leading countries known in globally to be a cyber threat. they specialize in cyber crime, cyber intelligence, and interference and elections. they attack critical infrastructure, but they're especially known now for ransomware attacks that have caused us companies so much. and it's really to me and comprehensible why the us would make this decision with rush it with you. what we know about it as a cyber actor offensive, it doesn't necessarily mean that we're attacking russia offensively. it means that we just aren't monitoring. we are not engaging and looking at what they're doing and we have to remember that half of the d o d, our defense department is the national security agency, and i say it sits between defense and intelligence. and so, to me, the only thing that makes any sense is we want to have plausible deniability that way, no rush, yo

[laughter] [applause] >> greg: like a really good episode of judge judy.e guy who did not pay his car insurance or something i don't know. but what if russia breaks the cease fire? >> if russia breaks cease fire. what if russia breaks talks? >> what are you saying? >> she is asking what approach it brings to the cease-fire? >> what if anything? what if a bomb drops on your head right now? okay? i don't know they broke it with biden because biden they didn't respect him they didn't respect obama. they respect to me. >> greg: i don't think trump has ever answered a hypothetical. finally, i wonder what the problem is. >> the problem is i have empowered you to be a tough guy and i don't think he would be a tough guy without the united states. people are very brief but you either make a deal or we are out. and if we are out you will find it out. i don't think it will be pretty. you will fight it out. but you don't have the cards. once we signed that deal that you are in a much better position. but you were not acting at all thankful. that is not a nice thing. i

how about sharon, judy, barb, bonnie, and denise in orlando on a sisters trip.ah. wow, is that a great shot. check out jodie and paul visiting the galapagos islands in ecuador. thanks for bringing us along, guys. this one is really special, allison, richard, diana, andrea at a global health workshop in ghana where their team performed 20 complex neurological surgeries on local children in desperate need of care. just incredible work. bravo to all all of you. send us a picture of your mug. you might see yourself next week. remember, you can get that big old "sunday today" mug online at today.com/shop. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we'll see you right back here next week on "sunday today." good

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. >> it's like a really good episode of judge judy zelensky's the guy who didn't pay his car insurancesomething. i don't know, but what if russia breaks the ceasefire? >> what if. >> russia breaks ceasefire? what if russia breaks these talks? what do you do then? understand that it's a heated conversation, right? >> what are you saying? >> she's asking, what if russia breaks the ceasefire? >> what if they. what, if anything? what if a bomb drops on your head right now? okay, what if they broke it? i don't know, they broke it with biden because biden, they didn't respect him. they didn't respect obama. they respect me. >> i don't think trump has ever answered a hypothetical. finally, i wonder what the problem is. >> the problem is i've empowered you to be a tough guy, and i don't think you'd be a tough guy without the united states. and your people are very brave, but you're either going to make a deal or we're out. and if we're out, you'll fight it out. i don't think it's going to be pretty, but you'll fight it out. but you don't have the cards. but once we sign that deal, you're in a

dollars, but what about her personal eyeshadow or elvis presley's gas card or a simple plaque from judyfor less than $11,000. now, that's not cheap, but it's not the price of fine art either. said one collector -- >> he said that it's a lot sexier to have john lennon's guitar on the wall than a picasso. >> he did have picassos. >> yeah, because he was buying his youth. >> reporter: the inowe vision, if a celebrity was big enough, they didn't need to be pushing up daisies to be pushing items up for auction. >> i remember cher when we were trying to talk her into an auction, she goes, guys, i am not dead yet. >> reporter: julien's has auctioned off plenty of cher's belongings. ♪ it had to be you ♪ >> reporter: that bob mackie dress she wore on the sonny and cher show went for more than $100,000, they also sold this. her armadillo lamp. as unfortunate looking as it is, scher revealed it was given to her by kiss bassist gene simmons. >> no wonder that relationship didn't last. you know, it took it from probably 20, $50 piece to a $6,000 armadillo lamp because it has a great story. >> you go

thank you, judy. well, good. okay. thank you. >> mr. ballester, thank you very much for your comment. director jones is here. would you would you would you like to. director jones, would you like to address mr. ballesteros comment? thank you so much for your comment. yes, thank you. i would like to address that. i'm currently we are in the process of meeting with the unions to discuss our proposal for a procedure for a vacation sign up. the mta is not proposing a cap on use of vacation time. we're just proposing a process . yes. in which case everyone per the city charter is able to get their annual accrual so that is fair and equitable. we've also been working with their union through consistent meetings through the mba process to hear their concerns about what our proposed process is. we've provided answers. we provided data and we're ongoing in our communications with them. the key to remember of all of this is we're continuing to talk and find solutions for any concerns that are being brought to our attention. so while i understand

as your clerk said my name is fiona he's usually here for judy but she is out this morning so you'll be hearing from me. i good to be before you we have a very brief report with just some updates from my new heard mostly last month and as always we start by letting you know what happened at our last membership meeting and what to expect at our next one. >> we had a continuation of spotlighting seven of our member agencies that are going to be wearing meetings. we did this in november to great success so we have a few more. we had we spotlighted cody from town high and joined care and presented about the bionic hand. according to center they presented about their programs etc. it's it was sort of like hearing from your your employee of the month and your previous item where we kind of spotlighted their work at our next february meeting we have the center from work who are there going to be presenting on their services and sort of what services they can offer providers and who our i think we'd like to thank mike for this this referral and and encourage staff to keep referring puzzle pr

judy lin is the best resource as she lives only a few blocks away. and then it goes on to also mention brandi keys from 129 and then as dr. scott said, i don't want to take up too much time reading the email but as that email suggests this has been a longstanding issue and if we've been issuing contracts for this type of cleanup and we haven't been seeing the type of repair and things that we want, what is going to be different with this contract so that we can ensure the residents of that area are actually properly attended to. so that's why i'm asking all of these questions. i mean we've reviewed them and we think they've scored the highest. i also i mean it's nice to see that this letter talks about marie munson quickly addressing problems when they come and i think oci will continue to do that. >> i mean parks get used sometimes perks get abused. you know, i'm happy to report that right now all the graffiti is being addressed. the current contractors will be there until march 1st if approved, you know, addressed the graffiti right away is once we

i also want to end on a note where i really need to thank my budget staff this year tiffany wong, judy evelyn i have tiffany swords. i have a whole crew of people michelle del mike they know who they are. if i'm neglecting them. alex chang on the capital side if you haven't noticed i have been working with a little bit of a disability going to the doctor's office, going to physical therapy and not only that, this is probably the most influx budget we've ever submitted. and so while i am the one speaking, they're the ones really doing the work this year not saying to blame them blame me. i'm just saying they're the ones who have really done the work this year and i really need to thank them so i just want to share my thanks publicly with all the rest of the great staff as well as our key leadership team members. and i just want to remind everyone i know this budget was a. we do have a plan as a general manager said in his general manager report. >> spring is on the way we can feel spring. i'm trying to end on a slightly positive note so with that well because we've been tag teaming just

host: judy in virginia on the line for independents. caller: i have a question.ld we believe trump when he says he is not against using the military to invade canada or mexico, maybe even greenland? guest: no, i don't think so. he speaks in hyperbolic words sometimes like making canada the 51st state, going to take over greenland, and that sort of thing. i do not put a lot of stock in that. host: a headline, white house strikes back at a.p., takes press pool coverage from reporter group. the article says for the first time in a century, the white house, not the independent white house correspondents association, will determine which news outlet are part of the press tour. as someone in media who has reported over 50 years, your thoughts? guest: the white house correspondents association is kind of an old organization around a long time. they hold dinners every year and usually have a left-wing comedian who comes in and attacks whatever republican president happens to be in office or support any democrat president in office. this is an old model. they get to pick

host: judy in virginia on the line for independents. caller: i have a question. we believe trump when he says he is not against using the military to invade canada or mexico, maybe even greenland? guest: no, i don't think so. he speaks in hyperbolic words sometimes like making canada the 51st state, going to take over greenland, and that sort of thing. i do not put a lot of stock in that. host: a headline, white house strikes back at a.p., takes press pool coverage from reporter group. the article says for the first time in a century, the white house, not the independent white house correspondents association, will determine which news outlet are part of the press tour. as someone in media who has reported over 50 years, your thoughts? guest: the white house correspondents association is kind of an old organization around a long time. they hold dinners every year and usually have a left-wing comedian who comes in and attacks whatever republican president happens to be in office or support any democrat president in office. this is an old model. they get to pick th