host: tell us about ken stewart. guest: ah. ken is, he is a little firecracker. he is a visionary. he is an incredible human being. from new york, but moved to tennessee where he lives now. he is 80 years young right now. host: still diving? guest: yes, still diving, and still standing for other people diving. but ken was the southern representative for the national association of black scuba divers. and there was an archaeologist working in the biscayne bay national park in florida, and she thought that she had found a slave ship there. but she was the loan archaeologist in that park. -- she was the lone archaeologist in that park. i don't know if you are a scuba diver or not, but you can't dive alone, you need to have a buddy. she didn't have a buddy. she found out about the national association of black scuba divers, she found out about ken, and invited him to come down and take a look at the work. and when ken got down there, he said, you know what we need to know, but you need divers. we've got the divers. so, he went back to the national association of black scuba divers and

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i'm just ken opposite white. ken on the oscar stage.ee you singing and dancing on broadway someday? >> yeah, i would say never say never. you know, i think growing up, theater never quite felt entirely accessible to me. but i think that's changing. and i think it's really, really encouraging when i see now more, more, you know, asian faces or just faces from all sorts of different cultures and walks of life on stage. i'm a big musical nerd and musical buff. so yeah, it's definitely been a dream of mine. >> you're going to. >> i'm sure you will. >> and i know you have lots more in your future. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> when we come back, remembering dolly parton's husband, the inspiration for her hit jolene. >> jolene, jolene, jolene, jolene, jolene, i'm begging of jolene, jolene, i'm begging of you, please don't takeng coffee at farmers markets. i did that for about five years with no real traction, and i decided i needed to pivot. so i personalized the outer packaging of the coffee and i made a tikto

this really is ken ken, ken condemn. i can come them it's, i mean it's, it's the right to do so. but, but i think that they would be very unhappy with the fact that for the 1st time and many years old autumn leaders have come forth and agreed on a future that the philistines also want for themselves. right? so it doesn't matter who the weapons are with in palestine as long as the root cause of the motto, which is the occupation that remains. people would always want to seek freedom. and at the end, they all want a political solution. they want to ensure that they live free for the occupation to and they have a free palestine would do to send them as the copy to them. okay, let's bring an audi, as i mentioned already, as well as rejected the plan. does that ultimately mean this plan is the rail don't maybe not do well that is it's a non stop to before it gets on track. oh, i would say it's quite the opposite, i think is well, has very little influence on the course of events at the moment. and while white house officials may have said that the president stands by his vision, i rea

ken martin is the newly elected chair of the democratic national committee, and he joins me now. mr. chairman, you heard my conversation with the congresswoman. i want to pick up where she left off. there are actually there are real, real issues confronting the american people because of what the president and elon musk and all the folks that work for him are doing to dismantle the federal government. you have been on a tour across the country, a listening tour, talking to voters, democrats, republicans and independents. what are you hearing? what's bubbling up to the top? >> well, what. >> i'm hearing is exactly what congresswoman jayapal said is deep frustration. amongst the american people. you know, donald trump promised them that he was going to actually make their lives easier to live, and he broke that promise. in fact, he sold out working class people. also, he could give big tax breaks to fat cat billionaires who don't deserve them, like his his buddy elon musk. the reality is, is, look, i was in la meeting with first responders and victims of the fire. >> i was. >> in p

ken wolf was on his bike in mlo park when he spotted a coyote.e captured this video showing the coyote feeling right at home, walking down the street in broad daylight, even jumping onto the sidewalk at one point. and then he's trotting along and like, looking into people's yards like he's, you know, wants to go check it out. but this guy was more like a almost a dog type of coyote personality. so that's a little bit scary because then they're kind of semi-tame. a lot of ken's neighbors have been posting pictures and videos on nextdoor in the past few weeks. of all the coyotes they've come across, mostly in menlo park. one resident sending us two videos of separate coyote sightings in the last two weeks. another resident spotted this coyote last week in downtown menlo park in the middle of the day. and tonight, as we were walking on santa cruz avenue, several neighbors telling us they're seeing coyotes in the neighborhood too, including tom leap, who showed us this picture of a coyote looking right at him. it's been a busy month at the peninsula

in ken. yeah. if you look at the walk that was done by jermel kinyata on facing mount, kara. yeah. is what a den, what's the value of quail of kenya? ah, laws that govern as the well being among the newest can you re up the quantity will of volume boil so that essentially when one looks, oh or no one sees that off, it's on countries, had 3 additions that well, well stop relies on that these wide disrupted when the cut on it is came into the continent of africa with the rent of corner, nice vision, a number of things happen. number one that they put under this came in with the administrators. they also came in with the missionaries and they also came in with on sort of part of this. and when they came in for purposes of the donation of african peoples, one of the things that they did was to him impose the legal regime. the country that was corner lies by the british pod, what was described, does diploma know this on 3 is that was a corner nice by the die. and of course, the guardians, i, a system of law which was characterized as the judge rowman low countries that was going on eyes

thanks for the latest reporting, ken dilanian.era reports mardi gras celebrations scaled back over severe weather. we're in new orleans as the city braces for dangerously high winds. and speaking of wind, look at this wild dust storm that swept parts across parts of new mexico. this was just yesterday. roaring at 45mph. you can see near zero visibility. the conditions had to shut down the conditions had to shut down local highways. we'll be speaker: my little miracle is beckett. [christina perri, "a thousand years"] i have died every day waiting for you. we wouldn't be where we are without saint jude. and in turn, we wouldn't be where we are without those people that have donated. yep. as many butterfly shrimp as i want. you got it. kate. >> you can take home everything. >> those tongs, ice cream machines, dessert bar tray, that guy's hat. guy's hat. >> we're gonna -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

nbc's ken dilanian is reporting in dc. so what exactly does this latest ruling mean, ken? >> chris. it means that this. >> case goes back to the district judge that ordered the. >> unfreezing. >> because the supreme court has said he was within his power to do that. but this. >> is a. >> judge that has expressed frustration that. >> the. >> trump administration did not appear to be complying with his orders previously. now, what's at issue in this case. >> is $2. >> billion worth of contracts for work that's already. >> been. >> completed, at least according to the contractors who are suing usaid. so this is stuff that's happened in other countries. irrigation ditches in ukraine, for example, usaid contracts with companies, many of. >> them based. >> in the united states. they send people out, they do the work, they invoice the government, and they expect to be paid. in this case, the work was done, but the money wasn't paid. and so now the judge is ordering that this money be paid immediately. and now the drama is going to be does the trump administration comply with this order, wh

anna. >> all right, ken dilanian, thanks for that. that very latest.'t even a year into his five year term. are you surprised an appeals court allowed this firing to happen? >> i mean, i'm. >> not as. >> surprised with his specific case. his was a little bit weaker as far as some of these firing cases. go than others, such as the. wilcox case, which deals with the national labor relations board. at the heart of all of these cases is the question about, you know, can the president, as the head of the executive branch, run the branch as ever he wants? right. can he fire and hire people without limitation, from congress? so none of the courts have actually gone to the ultimate issue. the supreme court will have to rule on that. and, you know, that's if they say that the president has sort of this unfettered ability to fire people at will without regard to the guardrails that were set up by congress. that's going. >> to be a major legal sea change. and there was a ruling as well that had the opposite outcome here. and you mentioned it. the national labor r

and that's the riff mow it's my great pleasure to bring in louisiana senator john ken difficult haven't seen governor kennedy in a while. sharp as a tack, pro growth and he's a mainstay going for the trump cabinet. what do you think? what's your view of him? >> what i think treasury secretary understands well. when moms and dads lie down to sleep at night and can't, the thing they're most worried about is high prices. it's not to say they're not worried about other things, but it's high prices and we can't lose sight of that. i think scott understands it. number one, reduce spending, number two we've got to deregulate the economy so goods and services cost less. number three, we've got to re-design the tax codes to look like somebody designed it on purpose. you pointed out since 2010, gdp growth averaged a little over 2%. that's not enough. it's got to be 3% or better. that will stimulate the economy and grow wages, if we do those three things as treasury secretary understands, people will be able to deal with the high prices and products and services will go down. but we're not talking

nbc's ken dilanian is reporting on this. what's the argument here? ken? >> well, as many as 90% of all the guns in mexico come from the united states. and the central issue before the court today is whether a 2005 federal law prevents. it's called the so-called protection of lawful arms and commerce act. that law bars this lawsuit from even being brought. now, a district judge in boston ruled that it did, but an appeals court reversed him because the lawsuit by mexico argues that the gun makers aided and abetted violations of law, which was their burden. now, a lawyer for the mexican government said today before the supreme court that the gun maker is deliberately supplying the illegal mexican market by selling guns to a small number of dealers that they know sell a large number of crime guns, and then repeatedly sell in bulk to the cartel traffickers. but a lawyer for the gun manufacturers responded that his clients were just selling lawful products. and he said, if mexico is right, then every law enforcement organization in america has missed the larges

nbc's ken dilanian is reporting from washington, d.c.re do we know about this alleged scheme? >> chris. >> the two. >> active duty soldiers. worked on the. >> same base, although. >> there's no allegation these two. >> cases are related. but both. >> men are accused of. >> bribery and theft in connection with alleged schemes to steal and sell sensitive military information, in. >> one case, to people in china. >> the two soldiers are. >> not charged. >> with spying, which. >> suggests the. >> government at the moment can't prove. >> they knew they were helping a foreign government. but attorney general pam bondi. said the. >> two were, quote. >> actively working. >> to weaken america's defense capabilities. >> and empowering our adversaries. >> in china. >> take a listen to the fbi special. >> agent in charge. >> in los angeles. >> the information that is at risk here is information that identifies the united states military's capabilities, plans and intentions and could really put us at a severe disadvantage if that were to fall in the

jeremy paw ken yea taught in l crystal elementary school in decimal allen elementary school in san bruno. he is charged with 22 counts of assault and is currently out of custody on one more than a million dollars in bonn. he is due back in court on wednesday for his 5th day of trial, a teacher from cesar chavez language academy in saint rose has been arrested for sexually abusing a minor. he's been identified as 34 year-old police are right now working to determine korea hurt other students as well. >> ice has responded to what they're calling inaccurate. reports of an arrest in sunnyvale last week. the arrest of lecy said pena lopez stirred up controversy after he was hospitalized. his family claims officers smashed his car window, pulled him out and violently restrained him while he suffered a panic attack. but according to ice lopez got out of his car peacefully and was fully cooperative. they say lopez then had a medical emergency and was assisted by an agent until paramedics arrived and took him to the hospital. ice, however, did not provide us with any body cam video of the arrest.

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thank you for covering it with us, as always, ken thomas. thank you. and still ahead this morning, as republicans face backlash over the trump administration's sweeping federal cuts, some members of the party claim protesters are being paid by democrats. plus, a look at where things stand on capitol hill as congress barrels towards another possible government shutdown in less than two weeks. those stories and a check on sports and weather when we come right back. >> tonight, president. >> trump addresses both chambers. >> of congress. rachel maddow and team will. >> break down the speech and its impact at home and abroad. >> the joint address to congress. special coverage tonight at eight on. >> msnbc. msnbc presents a new podcast hosted. >> by jen psaki. >> each week, she talks to. >> some of the biggest. >> names in democratic. >> politics. >> with the biggest ideas for how democrats can. how democrats can. >> win [fighting scene] ugh! here we go again. —wait there's a red hulk now? —i know he's red. he seems very angry. —why is he so mad?! —sorry to

ken dirks kennedy, the founder of an group, has linked them.e defended his views. >> new reports have claimed i'm antivaccine or antiindustry. i'm neither. i'm pro safety. >> reporter: amid a growing measles outbreak, health officials reported an vaccinated adult died. how ed are you this could harm the public? >> it already has, if the government is studying it, all the doctors who told me there was no link must be lying, that's how misinformation starts. >> reporter: the trump administration not responding to questions. but for all health department employees, a new detailed offer. resign by 5:00 p.m. friday, march 14th, walk away with a $25,000 lump sum payment. according to one who received the email and an administration official. >> we should note the nominee for cdc director has his confirmation hearing next week. >> reporter: that's right, dave weldon, a physician and former congressman rida. he, too, has promoted false claims about autism and vaccines. >>> tomorrow on "meet the press," kristen welker interviews elissa slotkin and howar

lastly, i would like to express my gratitude to the leland merchants circle especially ken and kelly mccord of mission blue. wilbur moye with the greenway as well as creative ideas, good chocolate and so many of our lilley merchants for their leadership in this process. i also want to thank the office of small business executive director katie tang and her staff member carrie bernbach, deputy city attorney heather goodman and of course my chief of staff natalie g for their work together on this legislation. and so thank you so much chair miller and i would love for this to be sent to the full board of supervisors with the recommendation as a committee report. thank you very much. supervisor walton. again, we have veronica flores thank you chair malkia. >> just to reiterate the planning commission heard this item on february 6th. just a few weeks ago and during that time they adopted a recommendation for approval. >> and that concludes the commission report. thank you. okay. >> nathan sweet. thank you. mr. carroll let's go to public comment on this item. >> i don't see any comments or

ken and barbara martin vanished with their three daughters while drives to get a christmas tree in 1958o of the girls' bodies washed up months later, but the other family members were never found. a diver discovered what's blieved to be their car buried in mud about 50 feet below the surface. authorities hope to pull the car out today. >>> coming up, dolly parton's loving tribute. what she said about her late husband carl dean. te husband carl dean. (♪♪) (phone dings) for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura in adults, nurtec odt can provide relief in 2 hours which can last up to 2 days. (♪♪) don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. allergic reactions can occur even days after use, like trouble breathing and rash. get help if you have trouble breathing, swelling of the face, mouth, tongue, or throat. common side effect is nausea. when migraine takes your time, take nurtec. ask your doctor about nurtec odt. ah mornings! cough? congestion? i'm feeling better. all in one and done... with mucinex kickstart. aaaaaaaaaaaaa. - headache? - better now. mucinex kickstart gives all-in

the other thing i know we're about to talk to ken martin is that the backdrop of this is also the head of the house republican congressional campaign committee. they basically confirmed today that they're telling members not to hold town hall meetings because they've been going so poorly across the country, and polling has moved downward for trump. so that is what is happening out there in the country as people are watching the speech, regardless of what the response is in the chamber. >> yeah. as you say, you've been through a lot of them. and that's sort of really relevant to where we're going. we have a lot of great guests to hear from. so jen and i are here, but let's bring in, as mentioned, the brand new chair of the democratic national committee, ken martin. welcome. >> thank you. thanks for having. >> me, ari. thank you. >> dan. >> great. what do you see as the challenge and opportunity for the democratic party tonight? >> well. >> look, if the. >> past is any prelude. >> to what we'll. >> see tonight. >> donald trump will do. >> everything he can do to distract. >> from his. >>

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the old sweets when it comes to percentage, one of 5 camps were run by the s s, one of which was in ken i shot the camp was originally supposed to have 400 slaves . only 111. survive of the city guy cardoso. pod it's feed type, so mean a live faulty corner shop, home side of his good keeps forgetting that hinted stupid for it, he's going to because i to see them. then staples of you see limited, and so we have a glow off what i thought that extended illegal to think about the audience not spring volume. that'd be good to all men. let's go to some well substitute. well, so it is good. and the 2 box. yeah. there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case of the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also absurd. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing as for so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deal. so what should be living on that you have a very good propaganda. you know a price here in new york. i think we don't know

whatever the cause, oakland city council member ken houston says driver behavior is certainly a factor. >> driving culture is this we have no respect for the law. things like this happen when the law does not have a certain amount of respect. people drive down wild and crazy. >> it's the latest serious wreck along busy international boulevard, where one lane in each direction is designated as bus only for ac transit. whether that is increased safety or not depends on who you talk to. houston is firmly against it. >> see how this all was redone? that shouldn't have happened from the beginning. this, this this is a hazard for the businesses and the residents for this to even be made like this. >> the people speeding. clearly some don't even have a driver's license or know what the rules are. >> noel gallo is interim oakland city council president and chair of the public safety committee, who was among those who voted for the bus lanes. >> one of the areas to slacken here in oakland, we're not putting creating the enforcement that we already have the laws in terms of now, you cannot go ov

interim mayor kevin jenkins joined council members rowena brown and ken houston in taking some swings in the cage there. maybe, though unsurprisingly, they will not be suiting up for the team. >> things went wonderful, coach said. i made the team not because of my talent, but what i can do for them. maybe extra calls from the umpires and everything. but no. it was a wonderful time out. >> having the ballers being rooted here in the community, that's what matters. and so what we're doing is helping to bring oakland really together. and this is this is a great this is a great thing for the city. >> we're giving spirit to the city of oakland, right. we're back. we're back. the a's are gone. but the ballers are here. >> could you imagine if one of them actually made the team? the ballers regular season starts on may 20th. much more news ahead today on abc seven news at 430. some encouraging news from the vatican on pope francis, who has been hospitalized for the past three weeks. and consumers won't be happy about this. with egg prices at historic highs, the country's largest egg producer

ken, who was you trying to foreign minister from 2014 to 2019. welcome to dw and lots of won't. busy from us you'll have funds a line for ukraine that today's meeting in brussels. what concrete action would you like to see? come from this meeting? not just the good discussions we share happens there, but the samsung page because uh the on statements deeds, the concrete plans, uh, samson. uh we share will to define ukrainian security as part of a or b and security. but not samson. uh, reach is, uh, just uh, north part of your 2nd the decision about, uh you are a b and deterrence. and i believe, uh, as the fixture being uh, discussions about european new goods insurance may have been the problem, but still say i should have been in discussions about your b and the me style. uh, and a defense shield. they have 6, you have been discussions about the step in app uh with the we phone i m d and productions and fundamental they use this role to your shift. you rely on itself and type views that here you green should be dead girl by the fewer. okay. not to be as cold as holloway shelves

ken buskey, a veteran electrical engineer and fire investigator, says a live and dead line don't even have to touch to create a surge that in a chain reaction can cause overheating and sparks at a nearby tower. utilities like edison have resorted to shutting off power in advance of windstorms to keep their systems from sparking fires. edison's failure to do that before the eaton fire, however, has called its weather tracking methods and real time decision making into question. the center here allows us to monitor the weather at an unprecedented level. at the urging of state officials back in 202 both pg&e and san diego gas and electric began tracking weather conditions in near real time, getting updates once every 30s while committing to improve tracking. edison's official response was that for now, it would continue tracking weather conditions every ten minutes. following the world meteorological organization's guidance. those winds were very, very high. with the worsening santa ana threat, stevens says the ten minute threshold may now be outdated. a lot of times you're just going to

one thing that ben's absolutely right and again in a past life are working with city bill director ken nym i was the city's director workforce development for five and a half years and the last most recent report of the six different agencies that put out contract subject to the city is local hire ordinance. it also now includes affordable housing developments and even private sector developments that are on city land and those as well as those who opt into this framework as a way to deliver guaranteed job opportunities that communities out of 4.2 million hours covered in the most recent report issued in 2024 which covered calendar year 2020 34. 2,000,000 hours total 1.5 were puc projects and while the city averaged 33 local 33% local participation across all those projects the puc averaged 41% on our projects and out of 49% local apprentices citywide the puc averaged 60%. so the agency really continues to lead the way in that regard and i think what we're seeing too is the same holds true with respect to local business enterprise the fact that you're working with wendy in the in the i

joining me now with his reaction to president trump's address, democratic national committee chair ken martin, thank you so much for being here. you've got a huge smile on your face, but i don't think that you or democrats were smiling when you listened to that speech, which was extremely partisan. the longest in history. what do you think, though, that democrats accomplished last night with their signs, with walking out, turning their back to the president and the outburst from the congressman from texas? >> well. >> let me just start by saying thanks for having me on this morning, sarah. unfortunately, what we saw last night by president trump is he used his speech instead of focusing on the issues that americans actually cared about. he did everything. but, you know, the americans have already lost confidence in his presidency. after six weeks, consumer confidence is low. inflation is high. you know, he focused more on joe biden, which he mentioned 13 times compared to talking about the economy nine times and health care. he mentioned not once in his speech last night, his long, ram

he says, is way the soldiers and settlers regularly carry out kennings with impunity in the occupied westbank. it was back is going to the back of the but it's in the provider that is and it's subject to the machine. the material know is that i as indigo bankable, they have, they have applied to been really investigation for each case. if a children being killed or injure is i as a go bank about what is it as opposed to a bit of a funding or the attempted in the end of the vibratory to enjoy their rights have gone to the chart that has convention on to the international know in they've gone through idea what the haven't, isn't that going today? nothing know, again about that life over there, but as engineering. now we, i live under what 'cause board a c o 3 had started getting stuck level scan short adkins and didn't get any better thing in including children without any accountability. so this is, that is of such a board as it will see that the number of the children in one and 2 months, 17 children dealt with out and if it is a, so this is the result of the c concerning the life of

we look at how buckets tons, decision to the port of f, ken migrants could thief and weak surprise and cross forward attentions. and a little later on in sort of big crash comp stopped writing fluid from champion from climbing and other victory. far as here with that story, the handler that was not in southern africa and there's some very unsettled weather to come for eastern areas of the region. thanks to tropical psych loan, jude and moved across the north of madagascar. it's working its way to northern areas of mozambique says it's expected to make a land full sunday night into monday, bringing drenching rains up to $400.00 millimeters in places. we are expecting some flooding from that. it will push its way further west, bringing those wrenching reins to southern parts of malawi is scenarios of as in bob where we are expecting those thunder, we down paused to roll into her right by tuesday. and it is looking very unsettled across the north west of africa. we have had some thunderstorm warning is off the southern pots of algeria, the noise as well. those do go away by tuesday, but t

they do that kind of the present that this inc constitution of the both as a governor ken and next the laws. and this is something that, that they did a violating the both of the vacant piece equipment and the constitution of both of them. and i am saying that there is a possibility to meet in the future to uh for the 2 entities. and we also invite the entity to negotiations. okay, reviews the visiting division, you know, we want to discuss and we wants to negotiate a cause. you make that as long as the right saying to them, let me just give a chance. 44. you asked me to briefly as well. yes, me and then we want to move on from this point, but i know you have yes. i'll come to you in a minute code. go ahead. yes, me for sure. so 1st and foremost, the important thing to upsize here is that there is no dialogue between the entities. this is like saying that we need to have a constitutional dialogue between kentucky and a higher right. there are state institutions and bothering her to the mean that amendments to the constitutional more than i heard, it's gonna be not can be inactive exclu

ken wu is an environmental activist. he has dedicated his life to the preservation of old growth forests, especially western red cedars, the old growth western red cedar. it looks good, it smells good, and it has rotten resistant properties, antifungal, and anti bacterial properties. that means that it doesn't rock if you clad your houses with it for outdoor uses, it's very resistance. it doesn't get affected by mold and end up decomposing so quickly compared to other woods. so it is a big demand for west or red cedar in a lot of europe and in the united states. and in japan. like showing wells far meets, or you know, a slaughtering herds of elephants for their ivory don't buy it. ancient red cedar is you're basically buying the blood of endangered species on your would there the fact that these all go for us, which are very special systems are being destroyed for no good reason. there's no reason why we need to make houses or make toilet paper out of old growth forest of 11 meters and 98 centimeters. so this trees huge,

shutting down program to prevent teenage pregnancy and removing the word fitness side, which is the kenning of women from the piano told. this is an extremely complicated situation. i was just talking to some of the relatives of women who have been killed in argentina in the past year. they say that they are terrified that if this word is removed from the, you know, told that many of the perpetrators could be released from prison in some cases. so it's uh, some of these have very, very sensitive data for people here. they're saying that they have a struggle to continue struggling on the streets because the government is attacking many of the basic rights that women have in this country. the government has said that feminism in argentina has been used, for example, for political reasons, or an excuse for over spending. and corruption for the women here are telling us that they've been fighting for many years for their rights. and what they're saying now is that they won't be silence and that they won't bug down back to you. there is a very why that protest this, thank you as well. so i'm a s

domestic is that being carried out in 2018 in the city of data in the south of the country, he's no ken of the on the american side shalise and he's known if he's close ties with iran. so he's the most prominent the most senior name among those rebels. and he's seen that he has formed, admitted to the coastal, to liberate quote unquote, the coastal areas of, of, of syria. the 2nd name that is coming out is mr. there, who was also a senior member or commander in the 4th division of the previous regime. the 4th division was an attorney, is the reason because it was the rick under the i'm the responsibility off my head and i sat, the brother of the shuttle set. and it was the guy was the goddess as the most powerful vision in syria. but that the vision has also been involved in several messages, and of course it is the last 14 years. however, one thing is clear so far, this elements of the remnants of the elements of the old regime, the old no, could be moved to have a kind of freed area in the coastal area of, of syria, i guess a new government. and so it seems that that has been a kind o

he says he's really soldiers and settlers regularly carry out kennings with impunity in the occupied west. mike was back is going to the back of the but it's in the provider that is and it's subject to the mission elementary. i know is i as indigo bankable. they have, they have applied to been investigation for each case. if a children being killed or injure is i as a go bank about what is it as opposed to a bit of funding or that you entered into in depth by 330 to enjoy their rights. are going to to the dr convention on to the mission and know in the context of you, what happened is in the country. nothing know, again about that life over there, but as engineering. now we, i live under what's called the seal free. had started getting stuck level scan, should adkins and didn't get any better thing in including children without any comfortability. so this is that is of such importance. we see that the number of the children in one and 2 months. 17 just didn't get without and it is a. so this is the result of that is what i really want to see concerning the life of the students in par

there were several other i'm groups as well and i'm in depth care was this unfortunately, that'd be kennings and violations of the civilians. so far to grab the images that are coming out the pictures that they're coming out quite on the subject. so be easily can see the hundreds of people have be killed since they do seem to conflicts is thursday, and majority of them possibly is now, the government is blocking all that. it was meeting until the course of areas and trying to make sure the doors were going to that areas on an official and made it to the assignment. not the people who are just getting the opposite going that and 5, the, so the gotten, see it a very pleasing the measures they are, they're sending a more reinforcement off the security forces to protect the fijians. how big are these are they can see that so far home that as of sweden's, how being killed in despite through the last 3 days 1st. so thank you very much for the update that sounds as here as a result of dollar holding the line from damascus. let's discuss the situation in syria for the now with bob case penfold, who'

now this doesn't come as a huge surprise of course these persecutions and these kind of kennings i'll be happening soon as a phone of us out in december. but these are a, by far the worst that we do that we see. and now those top of the, of both i zation the potential balkanized ation of the country, dividing it into 3 parts of holes in the north is dominated by turkey. and the city of romeo is a basement mission groups in the east of the country. we have the syrian democratic policies, the code, the sled forces of already to class a sent me. oh, some of the state that i have very fond of 5 washington. and then in the south, we're seeing this uh for the territorial games by uh, is which uh, offices the photo last time it took control of that the minute tries zone in the goat on heights and on saturday is all caught. see, is there any defense minister or he cooled on the is right, the forces to be prepared to enter the suburbs of damascus under the pretext of defending the intruders community. that which is also coming under the top by is in this policy that costs the driest community

hand, the, the, the, the images that they're coming out of the picture of the tragic pictures of kennings also needs to be as austin, coming out. and the government is saying that i mean the cows of the, the, the, the deployment of the reinforcement that has been violations against the civilians . bussey's towards the own home that as of people have been killed in this fighting and a significant number of them to be there is no government said that they are taking measures. they are quoting on the spice is to be extremely careful about about the civilians and the government has blocked all the rules that are leading to the course of areas to make sure that those were getting in and out of the area on the, on an official duty assigned officially, this was to have the, i'll just here to damascus. the, a high level high mazda allegation is in the direction capital for talks on extending the gaza cease fire and move it into a 2nd phase. that comes out to the organization of islamic corporation endorsed a proposal by have leaders for rebuilding gaza at an emergency meeting in saudi arabia. the

the 1st 3 months of ramadan. israel has carried out attacks and guys, and for the 2nd day kenning, at least to 3 people on amazon has more from gaza. city. this has, has a created a wave of us concern among people, particularly this place palestinians either is still in enforce evacuation sites in southern partners. typically those will return to their homes in northern garza and god, the city is particularly right now we were talking in the drawings are clearly in our sight. above the in disguise of the gods is driven by the fear. now these are drones when they are in the side, they're not only here for a surveillance, but also for marketing targets. then the possibility of carrying more attacks is quite fine. now just scaring a lot of people who just happened to walk in the past a few minutes, a nearby area. that is the popular market here, but what we found out, anything but a market, it's almost empty from people. and when we talk to people, they said they are concerned about the presence of all the drones. at least one person has been killed and a stabbing attack in northern isra

ken wolff estaba en su bicicleta en la ciudad de menlo park cuando vio a un coyote.lo park. un residente nos mandó 2 videos que son de 2 ocasiones diferentes, en donde vio a un coyote. otra residente dice también miro 1 hace una semana en el centro de menlo park, a plena luz del día y esta noche, mientras caminábamos en la avenida santa cruz, en esa misma ciudad, varios vecinos nos dijeron que habían visto coyotes recientemente, incluyendo a tom leaf, quien nos mandó esta foto que tomó de un coyote mirando hacia el. la península. humane society dice que en el último mes han estado recibiendo más llamadas de personas que han visto un coyote en su vecindario. may winter. early spring right. colin crawley con la península humane society dice que afin del invierno y al principio de la primavera, los coyotes están buscando madrigueras. y después, en agosto, quizás empezaremos a verlos con sus cachorros. para algunos residentes del área, dicen estar sorprendidos porque es la primera vez que han visto a un coyote en su vecindario. dice que el coyote que vio parecía estar tr

and then maybe my favorite business person of my life, ken langone, which is fantastic.ngs and everyone's going. to be glued, i think, to what he says. he's been he's been right as rain for so long. it's amazing. and his book is so great of capitalism. it's just jim capitalism. >> dying to. >> know what he thinks of everything. >> oh, my. >> but he thinks the tariffs and i do. ken asked. my wife said, listen, you're on the board of bucknell from now on. i was like. he's the most powerful and deservedly powerful, fabulous business person i've ever had the privilege of meeting him to get. i sat next to him in a couple of things. he's like, he's brilliant and tough and humble and great. >> well, said jim, that's a show tonight. we'll see you at six. mad money, 6 p.m. eastern time after the break. don't miss the commerce secretary, howard lutnick, as we monitor these latest developments around tariffs when we come right back. >> modern advisors need modern solutions. explore modern alpha, enhance your portfolios, and empower your practice all without taking your hands off th