kendra, if you are governor hochul, what would you advise her to do?essure her as much as she can to leave, because look, at the end of the day, none of this is good for the new york city people who live in manhattan. and you can't govern. the mayor can't govern when he has a knife to his neck. trump, at the end of the day, has a lot of power and a lot of leverage over the mayor. and fundamentally speaking, this is not good for the city. and this is not good for the people who live there. and so, as you've seen, more and more people are calling for him to resign, i do think it's time for him to go. based on everything we've seen. >> and you think she should be the one? >> i think she should continue to pressure him to do that as much as she can. >> eliot, what are some of the legal developments that we could still see here? >> okay. number one, it's highly unlikely that he ends up getting prosecuted just because the justice department would have to be the body to prosecute him. and the folks in washington have already said that that's that's likely not

just the way the court chain of command is supposed to go, they'll appeal to the supreme court. >> kendra, do you hear them abiding by just the way the court. >> it doesn't seem like that. they're trying to abide by the courts. it seems what they're trying to do is obviously defy what the courts are telling them to do. but i think this is going to play out in the real world. and what's going to happen is grandma is going to stop getting some of her checks. you saw it with the omb freeze. they got >> and these jobs will actually affect people in their day-to-day lives. >> there, the kt britain example is good because here's alabama and about was saying, actually, we need that federal money that's going to impact things like cancer research. >> a lot of these places are in these red states where there are big institutions, where there are big research institutions that need these funding. >> elliott williams, can i ask you to respond to brad's, which which has become a talking point now that biden did the same thing? is that true? >> i think there's a big difference. and you were getting at

kendra drysdale was one of the women who brought a lawsuit against the bureau of prisons and thought the closure was the end of fci dublin. >> we believed we had reached that point being that they determined it needed to be permanently closed. so sort of horrified to find out they're now thinking of using it for non-citizens. to know that they are thinking of using this prison for non-citizens is just something that i cannot tell you the level of dismay that we all feel about this. >> reporter: kendra says those who suffer at the hands of their keepers will not be satisfied until they see the prison torn down. >> as an advocate of working with so many women that have gone through abuse there. i can say that it would mean a lot to us to have that whole system destroyed. the facility destroyed. >> do you think that's going to happen? or does this put that off? >> yeah, this will put that off. >> reporter: i.c.e. responded to our statement saying their arrests is a greater capacity. and while we cannot confirm individual predecisional conversations, we can confirm i.c.e. is exploring al

seven jail officials were convicted of sexual abuse including the former warden: kendra was one of dozen of victims who brought class action lawsuits against the bureau of prisons and thought the closure signaled the end of fci dublin. >> we believed that we had reached that point, being that they had determined that it needed to be permanently closed horrified to find out they are now thinking of using it for non-citizens. >> reporter: those who suffered at the hands of their keepers will not be satisfied until they see it torn down. >> as an advocate of so many women who have gone through abuse there, it would mean a lot to us to have that whole system destroyed. >> you think that will happen? or does this put that off? >> this definitely puts that off. >> reporter: i.c.e. responded to our request for an interview saying their arrests are requiring greater detention capacity and i.c.e. is exploring all options to meet its current and future detention requirements. >>> meantime, the trump administration fired about 10% of u.s. forest service workers. this comes as some people in the sie

. >> kendra. >> i my kids are going to school today. i'm just very excited. >> i've ruined it. you asked a sincere question about the news, and i'm sorry. i but i'm just talking babies. >> it's as good a place as any to leave it. >> morning television. >> kendra. brad, we appreciate all of you this morning. thank you again to the team and for casey for having me. i'm kayla tausche. cnn news starts right now. >> america's top diplomat face to face with russia. the highest level talks between the two countries since before the war in ukraine began. and the first serious discussions over ending that war on ukraine. now nearly three years old. >> we have brand new reporting. >> on the terrifying landing at toronto pearson international airport upside down in burning a delta flight completely flips over on the runway. all 80 people on board survived. and we're standing by for an update from the vatican on the condition of pope francis in the hospital for what appears to be an extended stay in the most serious health threat of his papacy, sarah worked a double on the night shift. i'm

the prize of the win is included kendra to them off of his truck. not mike, always back in a minute. stay with us. the connecting communities adoption with never a benevolent effort. my family didn't need to be separated. my family needed to be supported. this isn't just about korea, this is a global industry. opening up the conversations. would you say a conferences are? do people have less stress? because there won't be this out. the forget for people who are actually facing the brunt of climate change with fresh perspectives from lesser heard voices. the stream explores the key issues of our times on i'll just sierra fox, my bush year, s came a strikes gunfire and enjoyed a dangerous journey from my home for late. and so don, now disease is catching up with her mother is worried. the pain back home came and dropped. it killed my mabel with school had children. i saw it. this is joe opened up with a town that many refugees are traveling through before the influx. there are about 7000 local residents. now we have more than $40000.00, displaced the

thank you very much, kendra. >> you're welcome. thank you. just in terms of timing, when will we expect this the next action to take place for the tco is expected december 2027. so once the the building is built we do our hq less inspection and we will enter into a half contract and that's when residents can lease up into that building. >> i just want to say thank you to the housing authority staff and all the conversations that have been happening with the city to ensure that we're providing support for affordable housing for seniors and especially working on a side that's taking many, many years to stabilize. and it's wonderful to see the housing authority be part of a solution in helping to realize the affordable housing portfolio especially in an area as important to us as a western addition. >> thank you. thank you. if there's no additional commissioners comment on this item we can open for public comment and seeing any we can close public comment ask for our motion for approval i move to approve and a second second roll call vote commis

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but the lead researcher, kendra dahmer, says she worries that the funding may be pulled because it waslify for the diversity supplement across these different categories outlined by the nih, and that includes, you know, i grew up in a very poor family. my parents didn't have undergraduate degrees, bachelor's degrees. i'm a first generation college student, and as a woman that falls into these categories, i qualify for this merit based diversity supplement. >> the university of california said in a statement, saying, quote, we're evaluating recent executive orders issued by president trump and the subsequent agency guidance to understand their potential impact on our communities. >> our time now. 646 boeing now sending an urgent message to its employees who are working on the moon rocket program. boeing says as many as 400 of those workers could lose their jobs if the trump administration moves ahead with a plan to cancel that program. its main goal is to take u.s. astronauts to the moon for the first time since the apollo missions. but the white house is reportedly concerned about the

fortunate that we've worked closely with ibm's over the last two years in particular my colleague kendra crawford has worked very closely to get ibm's c and send down patrol and territories and annex up to really standard performing properties as developments. and so we have regular contractors that are performing . and so the idea now is that the vendors we have would be transitioned over to bell properties they already have and they already have the bell properties was more than open to taking on employees upon interviewing they've actually started interviewing already this week. they started group sessions on wednesday and they've been interviewing thursday, friday and on monday they have a translator coming in to interview all employees who don't speak english. so the transition is happening quickly. president torres and it seems to be moving seamlessly. we have a daily check in every day and every week we're going to focus on different areas to make sure that there's a very smooth transition. >> so does this mean that as bell begins your contract on february 3rd which is monday, cor

the lead researcher, kendra dahmer, says she worries that funding may be pulled because she was awarded the money, in part because of her background. >> i qualify for the diversity supplement across these different categories outlined by the nih, and that includes, you know, i grew up in a very poor family. my parents didn't have undergraduate degrees, bachelor's degrees. i'm a first generation college student, and as a woman that falls into these categories, i qualify for this merit based diversity supplement. >> the university of california said in a statement it is evaluating recent executive orders issued by president trump and the subsequent agency guidance to understand their potential impact on the community. coming up. a series of layoffs this morning at meta. the reasons behind the cuts, and how workers are finding out whether or not they still have a job. >> we're already looking ahead to super bowl 60 at levi's stadium. a look at the niners odds of making it, a social me a r ctio [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like t

. >> kendra drysdale spent two years as an inmate there, and says those awaiting civil immigration proceedingsd not be housed in dublin. >> to put people that are not even criminals, by the way, in in to a prison environment is absolutely horrific and a huge violation of human rights. >> there deep structural environmental issues with the facility. >> susan beatty is an attorney representing inmates who reached a settlement with the bureau of prisons over the inmate abuse. she says the prison is filled with asbestos and black mold. >> the prison was closed because the facilities are unsafe, but also because of a long standing culture of abuse, retaliation, medical neglect and ice has a well-documented history of those same issues. >> bureau of prisons, ice and other federal officials have not responded to ktvu inquiries as to what's in store for the prison. it's not known if the bureau of prisons would house detainees on behalf of ice, or if ice would take over the facility themselves, or through a private prison contractor. >> so no matter who is running the facility, bop ice, a private priso

but the lead researcher, kendra dahmer, from uc berkeley, says she worries that funding may be pulledause it was given to her for her diverse background. >> i qualify for the diversity supplement across these different categories outlined by the nih. and that includes, you know, i grew up in a very poor family. my parents didn't have undergraduate degrees, bachelor's degrees. i'm a first generation college student, and as a woman that falls into these categories, i qualify for this merit based diversity supplement. >> the university of california said in a statement, quote, we're evaluating recent executive orders issued by president trump and the subsequent agency guidance to understand their potential impact on our communities. >> a freeze on foreign aid by the trump administration continues to cause confusion and spread fear among humanitarian workers, as aid programs across the globe are shutting down. fox's lucas tomlinson has more from the white house on the effects of the pause. >> the trump administration has halted nearly all foreign aid, with the u.s. agency for internationa

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the lead researcher, kendra dahmer, says she worries that funding may be pulled because she was awarded that money, in part because of her background. >> i qualify for the diversity supplement across these different categories outlined by the nih, and that includes, you know, i grew up in a very poor family. my parents didn't have undergraduate degrees, bachelor's degrees. i'm a first generation college student, and as a woman that falls into these categories, i qualify for this merit based diversity supplement. >> the university of california said in a statement it is evaluating recent executive orders issued by president trump and the subsequent agency guidance to understand their potential impact on our communities. >> times now 726 massive layoffs start this morning at meta, the silicon valley giant. we'll tell you the reasons behind these cuts and how the employees are finding out if they still have a job. >> and how some workers are taking advantage of their company's sick day policies today, and hoping they're not going to be asked for a doctor's note or proof of illness. why? it

. >> kendra drysdale spent two years as an inmate there, and says those awaiting civil immigration proceedings by the way, in in to a prison environment is absolutely horrific and a huge violation of human rights. >> there are deep structural environmental issues with the facility. >> susan beatty is an attorney representing inmates who reached a settlement with the bureau of prisons over the inmate abuse. she says the prison is filled with asbestos and black mold. >> the prison was closed because the facilities are unsafe, but also because of a long standing culture of abuse, retaliation, medical neglect and ice has a well-documented history of those same issues. >> bureau of prisons, ice and other federal officials have not responded to ktvu inquiries as to what's in store for the prison. it's not known if the bureau of prisons would house detainees on behalf of ice, or if ice would take over the facility themselves, or through a private prison contractor. >> so no matter who is running the facility, bop ice, a private prison company, people will not be safe if fci dublin is reopened. >> a t

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