. - [hoover] a heavy hitter on the left being introduced to the white house press corp is kevin hassett, the newly appointed director of the white house national economic council. his job is to advise the president on economic policy. - the president has told us to prioritize fighting inflation, and he had to do that because, as you know, president biden let inflation get completely out of control. - hassett also served in the first trump administration as chairman of the white house council of economic advisers. i interviewed him in september, before the election, when he was being considered for a bigger role in a possible second trump administration. when you talk to trump next, what will you tell him? - i'll answer his questions. (laughs) you know, he's a very inquisitive person who loves to talk about the economy. he might say, you know, how are things going? are we in a recession? that's the kind of conversation i would have with him. - are we in a recession? - i think it's close. i think it's close. - [hoover] a phd known for his traditional free-market approach, hassett is now w

kevin mcmahon. great thing about kevin, he's a retired colonel from the national guard and he was my commander. he was my task force commander. i was battalion commander. i worked on his staff and i knew he could put this plan together. >> thank you. kevin mcmahon. within my portfolio i have the privilege of supporting elections, cybersecurity, strategic messaging. i will be talking about our efforts to mitigate the impacts of incendiary device placed on a dropbox in clark county, washington, vancouver, washington, across the river from portland. the device burned through the metal and destroyed an undetermined number of ballots, we have some pictures we will show you as to the impact it had. i would like to remind everybody washington is all mail-in state. 2024, 60 6% ballots were returned via drop boxes. our concern was if a copycat attempted to emulate it elsewhere it would have a significant impact on our ability to successfully host and run the election. to compound the issue, the third distric

and and by the way, kevin is here. no, he's not kevin is not here. kevin's not here. kevin is not here. thank goodness. i. but that's all literary fiction is. it's dinner with kevin and. and kids are good at this stuff. there's a passage by a writer i love named margaret wise brown who wrote picture books most famously goodnight moon. and she describes what it's like write for very young kids younger than you are year olds. this is an essay wrote called writing for five year olds and and i just want to read this this short passage from me right here when a child reaches the age of five, he is the sum total of all his younger experiences and discoveries in a brand new world. he carries with him the two year old's delight in sheer sound, pounding rhythms and glamor of the two year old's own small self. the three year old's humor and, love of pattern and his pleasure in the familiar sights of his own world. the four year olds further joining of sound and pattern with rhythm and content and the four year old's first playful flights into the humor of the incongruous things

see themselves. >> kevin, um, this was canceled. this partnership with equity arc as a result of the order, uh, purging anything related to dei. and the president has cast dei as the opposite of meritocracy. describe for us, i mean, these students are the best and competed. and this was a process of meritocracy. was it not to even get to participate with the u.s. marine band? >> well, i think that. merit is. something that is. really that really needs to. >> be highlighted here. >> i think that. as someone who's. only 21, only. >> about four years out of high school, um, i. share this connection. >> with them of i know what. >> it took. >> i was only in their shoes. >> four years ago, playing clarinet in bands. >> and doing the honor band cycle in southern california. so slightly. >> different geographical. >> location. but i know. >> what it took, and i know what it took for me to get on this. >> program. >> as a very young. >> composer at 21 and a senior in undergrad. currently. i know. >> that we. were on this program, carlos. >>

that's great for america. >> trace: kevin corke. >> i agree.but i still think on balance it's a very good idea. >> trace: chanley painter. >> i agree. i think the american people appreciate the transparency of the trump administration and maybe the white house could make available official oval office boxing gloves since so many jabs were landed today. >> trace: something. christina. >> i think it was great for the american people and world leaders, everyone to see their dynamic. it was so good to see the president be firm. he's always firm but it was much better than hearing biden say don't. >> trace: put it out there and let us decide. >> i love it and i think everybody who watched it loves it. there's no secret sauce, these are human beings that are negotiating. this was a negotiation. i think it should happen at every one of these meetings, win, lose or draw. >> trace: glenn says it had to be public or trump would have been blamed for the failure. christopher, all such meetings should be public. tammy says they should have been private, som

it's kevin frey, i knew it, i was like, kevin's mom is going to come for me.kay, so i feel like, what a difference five years makes, right? post pandemic. here we are coming up on that anniversary in march. um, and i feel like the cuomo name became a household name in particular as a result of that time. but the fall was pretty dramatic. related. well, let's just call the metoo allegations, right? sexual harassment. so is it really fertile ground for him to return? what's the opening? he sees? >> right. so i mean, it's like which. >> version of andrew cuomo do people remember? is it the cuomo that during the pandemic, when everyone was in chaos and the white house was providing a lot of mixed messaging, to put it delicately? andrew cuomo provided a lot of, shall we say, reassurance with his daily press conferences that were flooded the zone across the entire country to air here on cnn. or other major networks, or do they remember the one that fell in disgrace with the various allegations of sexual harassment, with various questions about how he handled particu

kevin liptak at the white house, thank you for that. and joining us now is cnn political commentator sochi. sochi, hokosa and cnn senior political commentator scott jennings. good to see both of you on this sunday evening. scott, i want to start with you kind of where kevin left off there with some of this new polling. and look, he's at 48%. that is, to be fair, higher than where he was in 2017 when he made his first address to a joint session of congress. but what i'm kind of struck by is he so many people are concerned about the economy. it was the leading issue that they thought he would bring down prices. cbs's new poll shows 66% of people don't think he's doing enough tgho lower prices. it wa similar in the cnn polling. how can he turn that around? >> well. >> number one. >> i think his job approval overall is actually pretty good. when you look at where joe biden left office and you look at where congressional democrats are and the quinnipiac survey last week, they were sitting at 21% approval. so as a matter of public opinion, do

including a 2—1victory for hibs in the edinburgh in the other game, aberdeen came from 2—nil down to get kevint getting both the goals, with the equaliser points forjust the second time this season. but laurenjames came through with the equaliser. world—record signing naomi girma also made her before the hour mark. five points off the top, after they beat leicester city 2—nil. find a way to win, and we've done that. i think that's our seventh in a row. i think it's our tenth clean sheet out of 15 games, to go, than we did last season. ten—man real sociedad. and kept up the pressure in the second half, wrapping barcelona's sixth straight league win moves them to cricket now, and india have beaten new zealand by 44 runs performance from india's spinners, with varun adam cottier reports. out to be a convincing win over new zealand. one—handed screamer! spearheaded india's recovery. at the dubai international stadium. by va run chakravarthy. the first of five wickets he was to take raising the noise levels of a partisan crowd. was with india. india finished top of group a, and their quartet of spi

. >>> i'm kevin ko in san francisco. was flipped upside down when their home was destroyed in a fire, but from looters to health issues, the problems have only grown since the flames were put out. >>> hey, it's jonny moseley. before you pack up your boards and load up your toyota, let's glance at conditions in the sierra. the toyota tahoe report is dialed. let's get over to the map. >> it's still winter, but saturday will bring spring-like conditions to the sierra. look at these high temperatures, even higher elevations reaching 40s and 50s the first half of the weekend. however, the second half of the weekend is a different story. a weak storm system will bring colder temperatures and light snow showers to the mountains sunday and monday. temperatures will hover around 30 degrees most of sunday. we're expecting about 4 to 8 inches of snow above 7,000 feet. only an inch or two at lake level. a winter weather advisory is in effect from 10:00 p.m. saturday through 4:00 p.m. monday. be prepared for slow travel on your way b

. >> where steph curry currently plays, where kevin durant, klay thompson played, andre iguodala. chase center served itself up tonight. lincoln cheer squad performed. washington and lincoln in white play, triple-a title on the line. the mustangs galloped away. caleb bond linked in on the run and cayenne lott laid it in. lincoln won it 55-40, their fourth straight city section title. >>> to the nba, the warriors play the second leg of their five-game road trip. that will be tomorrow in philadelphia, on saturday. golden state will be coming off steph curry's 56-point performance thursday in orlando, but rookie quinten post, impressed? >> how many points did he have? 56. is that his career high or -- then i guess he could have been better, but okay. >> hey, 62 against the magic. steph dropped 56 on 12 three's, second career 50-point game in orlando, one of his favorite arenas. probably because curry made the crowd sound like a dubs home game. >> i know the home team never likes that, but it's just good energy in here and the fans seem to be into it and they love when a show starts t

. >> where steph curry currently plays, where kevin durant, klay thompson played, andre iguodala. i could go on. chase center served itself up tonight. lincoln cheer squad performed. washington and lincoln in white play, triple-a title on the line. the mustangs galloped away. caleb bond linked in on the run and cayenne lott laid it in. lincoln won it 55-40, their fourth straight city section title. >>> to the nba, the warriors play the second leg of their five-game road trip. that will be tomorrow in philadelphia, on saturday. golden state will be coming off steph curry's 56-point performance thursday in orlando, but rookie quinten post, impressed? >> how many points did he have? 56. is that his career high or -- then i guess he could have been better, but okay. >> hey, 62 against the magic. steph dropped 56 on 12 three's, second career 50-point game in orlando, one of his favorite arenas. probably because curry made the crowd sound like a dubs home game. >> i know the home team never likes that, but it's just good energy in here and the fans seem to be into it and they love when

host: hi, kevin go ahead.ler: hi, i just want to say, if people really watched what happened yesterday, they would have an agreement to sign the deal, and once zelenskyy got in there, he started to try to add to the deal by asking for security, but that was not part of the original deal. thank you. host: that was kevin in connecticut. tom is in san jose, california, line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. i think it is so funny that trump can accuse zelenskyy of being a dictator and invading ukraine when we all saul russia invaded ukraine, but yet his followers, they believe him, whatever he says. i think it is so funny. and now republicans are such cowards that they are not even doing town halls, because so many people are upset with what is going on with trump. even after they gave praise, these republicans praising, we have these shots of them shaking hands with zelenskyy, after trump and vance ambushed him, they took all those down. what a bunch of cowards republicans are! they are going to

host: kevin in connecticut.t was president zelenskyy who also responded after yesterday's meeting on social media posting this on x. "thank you america. thank you for your support. thank you for the visit. thank you potus, congress, and the american people. ukraine needs just and lasting peace, and we are working for exactly that." president zelenskyy also spoke yesterday after the meeting on fox news. during the interview he reflected on the meeting and what it means for the future of u.s.-ukraine relations. [video clip] >> the public spat in the oval office in front of the media, you think it served ukrainians well today? pres. zelenskyy: i think that this kind of spat is not good for both sides and -- both sides in any way. i cannot change our ukrainian attitude towards russia. they are killers for us. this is very clear that americans are the best of our friends. europeans are the best of our friends. putin with russian, they are our enemies. it doesn't mean we don't want peace, we just want to recognize the

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and kevin o'leary of shark tank fame and chairman of o'leary ventures, is joining us now.evin, thanks so much for being here. >> thank you. >> so i want to start first on tuesday. we both have the president's address. but before that those tariffs he says on mexico and canada are going to kick in. there has been polling out that americans are nervous that this is going to drive up prices for them. um, do you have an argument that says that it won't in the short term? >> i don't think. >> the short term really matters. you know what i think it's not just canada and mexico. >> trump has. >> put on notice the entire world looking at trade tariffs that have been put in place since the second world war. all of these schedules are being examined now and every country, and they were considered subsidies for countries in europe and other places for a long time. he wants, in the case of canada, it's unique. he's spoken multiple times about the opportunity while he puts on the pressure of tariffs, the opportunity of being the economic union that would create a behemoth economy. and

with us now, washington correspondent for spectrum news, kevin frei. kevin, good morning to you. let's start with these emails. because the last time these went out there were several departments and agencies who said, don't respond to that pause or ignore it. there was a lot of confusion about what they'd be used for. is it any clearer now the purpose of these these emails? >> i think we have to watch over the next few hours to see if we once again repeat this sort of scenario where some of the agencies come out and say, actually, you don't need to do this, which set up this sort of friction between elon musk and particularly some of those that deal with national security, where you saw even trump allies that that have basically pledged to work for trump at the fbi, the nsa, the list goes on, advising the employees to slow walk this and don't necessarily engage. it seems there might be a call for the employees to essentially say, i deal with national security matters, so we're going to leave it at that. but even that raises new questions. and keep in mind, the employees in the m

cnn's senior white house reporter, kevin liptak, is joining us now. kevin, ukraine, of course, likely to be a topic that trump addresses. what else can we expect? >> yeah, very much so. and remember, it was only a year ago that the biden administration tried to get zelenskyy's wife to washington to attend his state of the union address. and i think that only illustrates the complete 180 that trump has orchestrated on policy toward ukraine. and certainly his his speechwriters finalized his address for tuesday night. this will be an area where i think they're probably still writing. it's completely unclear at this point how president trump's goal of ending the war will proceed. after that fracas we saw in the oval office last week. but certainly that's just one aspect that he will want to talk about in this speech. this is coming after, you know, a 42 day whirlwind as president trump really puts his stamp on washington. and certainly what you hear from republicans is the hope that trump will be able to explain what he's been doing in kind of a cogent wa

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so, so kevin, i think we're coming close to the end here. i just want to return for a moment on a personal note, you say in the book that hope the book is a public service and the reporting that you've done. i want to say as a former public servant, it is absolutely a public service. but you've been doing this for decades. this is an enormously problem. you describe painful detail like losing folks who have become on the street and that you can't save everyone. how do you maintain hope? and you're a dad. you describe coming home, having slept on the streets, and maybe there might or other things. how do you and your family keep it together and? how do you maintain a balance about about this work, which can be so devastating at times it's? and how do you stay inspired about it and it can be tough? i stay inspired. i for some reason i, i love this work. my mom, who threw me out when i was 16, was navy journalist and had told me that journalism was the best thing you do in your life. and told me from the time i was young and i she was right i h

where kevin durant. claytonson played. draymond green and andre iguodala.lf up friday for the city chip. lincoln cheer squad performed. washington and lincoln in white played. aaa title on the line. mccabe. would have made curry proud with this three. broke a 25 all tie. mustangs galloped away. mark purdy. lincoln on the run. and lutt laid it in. part of a 20-0 mustangs arun. lincoln won it 55-40. their fourth straight city section title. >>> nba. the warriors play the second leg of their five game road trip tonight in philadelphia. golden state, coming off steph curry's 56 point performance thursday at orlando. rookie quinnton post was he impressed? >> how many points have you had? 56. is that -- a career-high or -- then i guess he could have been better. but okay. [ laughter ] >> curry's career-high is 62. against the magic, steph dropped 56 with 12 threes his second career 50 point game in orlando. probably because he made the crowd sound like a dubs' home game. >> home team never likes that, but it's just -- good energy in here. and the fans seem to be

kevin nisbet getting both goals with the equaliser coming in the 90th minute.covery. of the dubai international stadium. step forward india's spinners and reply read by, fall for just 72 runs. south africa on wednesday for a place in next sunday's final. they to the conditions and the challenge beautifully and the challenge for us and here and ter as and :emrfie ficreafle .. the ter as and amine ficreafle w the front line spinners playing the front line spinners and out of the gate there, tonight if they board obviously tonight if they board beautifully. they read the bgaglifully. they. read the and conditions well across the line. to golf and home favourite dylan naidoo torrential rain in durban meant the final a play—off deciding the winner. that left naidoo with a golden opportunity and that's all the sport for now. on the red carpet. as emma vardy reports. cancelled since the wildfires. it was clear this show must go on. cynthia erivo has been appearing at a string of award the best till last. i'm very excited. it's definitely the right dress to wear at the end.

cnn senior white house reporter kevin liptak explains what president trump's supporters hope his address will accomplish. >> the speech president trump is planning to deliver on tuesday to a joint session of congress is typically one of the biggest audiences for any president in any given year. the dynamics, of course, with trump are somewhat different. he has completely dominated the nation's attention since taking office 41 days ago. but certainly this will still be a moment for him to deliver kind of a cogent explanation of everything he has been doing since taking office. this slash and burn attitude towards the federal government, gutting certain agencies, laying off tens of thousands of federal workers. what you hear from republicans is this hope that the president will be able to explain what he has been doing to an audience that has been growing somewhat skeptical, and certainly in a new cnn poll, you do see for president trump, the negatives now outweighing the positives on the question of how americans approve of the president. 48%, percent say that they approve, compared to 52

lost and found kevin fagan. thank you so much. hello everyone, thank you for. being here tonight, my name is lila. and on behalf of bookstore, i'm pleased to introduce tonight's with pagan kennedy presenting new book the secret history of the rape kit a true crime story in conversation with alicia abbott. before we get started, i'd like to invite you to visit us online and sign up for our weekly email newsletter to learn more about our event series. we host fantastic authors here in the store just about every weeknight, and we have some fantastic ticketed events coming up as well with imani perry, chris hayes and alton brown, respectively, to name just a few. you can learn more at harvard dot com slash events at the end of tonight's reading will have some time for questions from the audience. and after we conclude we'll have a book signing right here at this table, we have copies of the book available for purchase at the register's just in the room. so please do pick a copy for yourself or a friend and back in here to get it signed after the event ends. briefly

john: as you say the canadian , fentanyl czar, kevin brousseau, was on your delegation.ntment is one of the things that helped president trump decide to delay these tariffs at the beginning of february. how was he received and what was he able to tell them about what he's done since he's been in that job and how was it received? david: i think it was very well received in the sense that the the administration and politicians and others understand that this fentanyl crisis is a whole of society problem. it is not just law enforcement, not just chemistry and tracking and tracing precursors, for example, from other parts of the world. it's many, many factors, many players together. and the fentanyl czar's job in canada is to help integrate all of those responses so we can really wrestle this to the ground. last week we convened six of canada's top banks to strike a new agreement on tracking and tracing money flows. finding out how folks are money laundering through our banks, engaging the private sector. when we listed these cartels as terrorist organizations, we've given o

lost and found kevin fagan. thank you so much. high representative was. thanks for that. thanks for joining us here today to talk about your book, hard truths. which is out on october 22nd, just before the presidential and congressional elections, which everyone is everyone is eager to test to see what happens there. thanks for and thanks for joining us to talk about the book. yeah, no, thanks. thanks so much. and you know, obviously, a being a member of congress always tuned in to c-span. sure. so what i wanted to start with here, as i mentioned, is an election coming up. you obviously are very well aware of that. so what? so with the book, i mean, is this time to the election? is this something that you've been thinking about for a while? and this is just happenstance that it comes out now. so why now? with this book, i know you had written a book previously, so what was the impetus for this and why does it take place now? well, 21 for moore. moore, broadly speaking, i've been thinking about it for some time as i engage various high school groups, rotc and and even kind

the phone number attached to the listing calls interim oakland mayor kevin jenkins office. >> and there you have it. the iconic king to come roller coaster at 6 flags. great adventure in jackson, new jersey has been officially retired. there goes the bride was imploded this morning after bringing joy to countless writers for nearly 2 decades. remember when they built this was once the tallest fastest roller coaster in the world. but it's out with the old in with the noon as the saying goes 6 flags says it will be launching the country's first super boomerang coaster in 20. 26, what is the king to cot? no, absolutely not. i think by buddy send you like straight up right yeah, i can see that. and if you had like a cell phone or something in your pocket and it wasn't hook that, yeah, yeah. yeah. see you later on down like there either by. >> all right. still ahead in sports, major league baseball spring training in full swing sports director scott reese sports director scott reese says more coming. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there

it's it's been it's been a great night and a long kevin shoal tees is one of the hundreds of firefly aerospace employees behind the project. you can imagine feeling every possible motion all at once. that's about what it felt like, you know, somewhere somewhere picking the spectrum extreme anxiety and extreme joy. >> all all in one moment. i feel incredible. i think the team feels incredible. it's it's been years of work and to just see it go so well. ray allensworth was among those in the control room. she said that one the most surprising things about the event, how smooth it all went. we had several different scenarios ready to go. you know, if we had to do another lunar orbit, if you had to do a recycle of an engine. >> and we didn't have to do any of that over the next 2 weeks. blue ghost one will conduct several experiments. don't get to take a break. i we just roll right into it. 10 experiments developed by nasa, which will help pave the way for humans returning to the moon. these include drilling into the surface and even photographing an eclipse in lunar sunset. and this mis

good afternoon. >> my name is kevin flanagan. i'm the general manager for recology golden gate. and as anthony mentioned there are several different enhancements in our rate application. i'm going to highlight four of the more significant ones. for the collection side. so we are proposing to add cameras to our commercial routes that utilize air accompanied with human review to identify overloaded containers. this enhancement would streamline the daily processes our drivers currently perform to capture and document overloaded containers. this is an industry wide standard process that in recent years has started to utilize camera technology to capture instances of overloaded containers and extra material that's placed next to the container for service. this enhancement creates equitable customer treatment by streamlining the process. it reduces distractions for our drivers and helps ensure customers who overload their containers are charged the level for the level of service that they require. this enhancement will also assist in right sizing a customer service level and improve c

. >> reporter: kevin epps, an independent filmmaker, documented roy clay along with john templeton foramericans who paved the way in the tech industry. epps says from the very start he was fascinated by the man who helped create the very first hp computer and wrote the software for the hp 2116. >> his contributions in terms of being a pioneer in the world of technology in a time where we didn't see a lot of brothers of color, people that looked like us. >> reporter: a 2021 report from the computing technology industry association shows the industry still lacks diversity. only 3,000 african american tech workers are in the silicon valley in contrast to 45,000 white and some 100,000 asian americans. templeton, a historian who has focused on technology leaders, says there has been improvement these past few years. >> those who have come later are trying to say that we don't have a technical competence when we started the industry. >> reporter: as black history month comes to an end this year, we're reminded how a technical genius credited for putting the silicon valley on the map made eve

the phone number attached to the listing calls interim oakland mayor kevin jenkins office. developing news tonight on the death of legendary actor gene hackman and his wife. authorities now believe that hackman was dead for more than a week before he was discovered. chip yost reports. >> hello there. we're outside the santa fe county sheriff's department where a little earlier the sheriff came out and gave an update into the investigation of the deaths of a gene hackman and his wife, betsy arakawa. and there were really 2 big headlines that came out of that news conference. one of the headlines could provide a clue as to when the couple died. that clue courtesy of gene hackman. ys pacemaker. here's some video of the home hackman and our lived in here in santa fe. their bodies were found on wednesday afternoon along with a dog that was also dead. 65 year-old arakawa was found on a bathroom floor with some prescription pills on a counter above her scattered about a german shepherd was found dead in a closet inside a kennel in that bathroom. 95 year-old happens. body. >> was f

. >> concuerda con el de kevin rodriguez, quien tambien estuvo en guantanamo.nfred explica que estuvo retenido en una celda de nueve por seis pies por dos semanas, incomunicado.>> todo el dia encerrado. no se si era de dia, si era de noche. >> incluso sostiene que intento hacerse dano.>> yo tenia en mi posesion. tenia tres tornillos. tres tornillos de de una p pulgada. y los amenace y les dije que si no me daban una llamada, pues me lo iba a tomar. me dijeron que hiciera lo que yo quisiera. entonces me tome el tobillo y me sacaron de e emergencia al hospital. >> ese episodio no paso a mayores, pero alega que fue castigado en varias ocasiones. >> me sentaron como como 14 veces en la silla amarrado. o sea, no me podia mover. no movia nada. nada. ninguna parte del cuerpo, cabeza, todo amarrado. me dejaban dos horas. >> contactamos a ti varias veces sobre estas acusaciones del trato de detenidos en guantanamo y no hemos recibido respuesta. el pasado 20 de febrero, manfred fuuno de casi 180 venezolanos deportados a su pais. su madre se entero al verlo por television

y como kevin orellana fue identificado, el joven que murió mientras conducía un coche marca tesla ale de nueva york, en donde compareció por primera vez rafael caro quintero. el narco mexicano fue extraditado junto con otros 28 miembros de grupos criminales y tendremos las reacciones a la orden ejecutiva del presidente trump, que impone el inglés como lengua oficial de estados unidos. de ahora en adelante, las agencias federales ya no están obligadas a dar información en otros idiomas. vamos a hablar de esto y mucho más esta tarde en noticias telemundo. aquí nos vemos. gracias, julio. en los deportes continúa la acción de los juegos de primavera. vamos repasar de primavera. vamos repasar acómo yo quiero a su hija so munch. ¿dijiste munch? ¡pues sí! Él piensa so munch en mi nueva big smashed jack, con más del doble de carne que una big mac. la amo... pide mi nueva big smashed jack y so munch more. ¡bienvenidos a jack in the box! ¿saben qué voy a hacer esta noche? ¡voy a bañar en chocolate... ...mis nuevos banana french toast sticks! esponjosos y crujientes, por $3.49. ¿qué creyeron qu

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well, this week on book tv's after words program, journalist kevin fagan looks at the underlying issues of homelessness in america, tracing the experiences of two unhoused persons in san francisco. he was interviewed by former obama administration housing and urban development secretary shaun donovan. here's a look. i'm a reporter. i like being open to just about anything. and i've covered just about everything. the homelessness spoke to me because of the injustice of it. most of all, over. over all these years of covering it, it's become clear to me that we have a system that creates homelessness in this country. it's the way we're constructed. when i lived in england, australia, new zealand, they don't have this kind of problem. we have people in the streets who should not be in the streets. and so as a reporter, i got into it because i like to write. i like to meet people and talk with them. and i like to try to do good in the world and doing good in the world to me means writing about this issue and other issues that i've written about and trying to illuminate things that could work

this round as high as the it's yet stadium, 2 goals from city, teenager nico o'reilly. presidio has kevin drawing wrapped up a 31 city or 3 to the 4. not surprised what they had done. again, super pool is difficult to to challenge them because they haven't called a lot of them as offensive leave. i tied them to forward on to how would you have done many, many, many things. i have the feeling that every step is getting better. but a, a magic is kenya had an eventful game for walls, as in their cup contests with one of the brazilian squared his team's equalizer and was then sent off in extra time. the match finished $11.00, and was born to 154 on penalties. progress from this old community. crystal palace striker is on see lisa tate has said he's doing well and hopes to be back playing soon french forward, post about update on social media. i'm following this hor challenge by milwaukee for liam roberts and their cup. ty roberts was sent off while message i was taken to hospital for surgery on his here. tell us when on the, when the match against the 2nd tier side, 31 secure their spots and

interim government is designed to reflect the serious, ethnic and religious diversity is choosing kevin for a transitional period of 3 to 5 years until elections are held in parallel to the government. they will be to keep bodies. a constitutional committee will define a legal framework and the legislative committee will be serious top legal body and will provide advice on laws and policies that both committees will be appointed by the president and hold significant power with no external. oh, besides, one of the biggest challenges ahead is there is economy which has been blasted by use of wool and international sanctions. holland owen is a senior advisor at the atlantic council. he said the us should temporarily relieve most sanctions to help syria and it's reconstruction if it's syria is in the mid place of a huge crow. ready and among geostrategic issues, russia, israel, turkey, east, and west iran terrorism. it is a mess, rebuilding it, trying to bring back the people so that they are one after the are as of a side is going to be usually difficult. there are bands of unemployed for

two games in the scottish premiership, they're third in the league kevin nisbet getting both goals withhillips extraordinary catch had been removed. 0ne handed screamer. momentum and at the stand of 98 between the two, spearheaded india's recovery. they set their opponents a target of 250 step forward india's spinners and reply, the first of five wit wickets. control and rhythm was with india. for just 72 runs. india finished top of group a and the south africa on wednesday for a place in next sunday's final. cottier, news. more details on those stories the details on those stories on the bbc sport website that's it bbc sport website but that's it now. the month. for now. the month. let's return the day in central return to the day in central london. immediately after the summit, president zelensky left the president flew by helicopter to the royal estate of sandringham in norfolk. and the president at sandringham. for him to come here to the sandringham estate. they saw our camera and they asked what was going on, and a lot of them were actually ukrainian. community here. at about 5:15

and given the job, including kevin, as well as van and cool new jersey along with the missouri. you on hold on the know for sure it'll by just little and if it sure no way you most concerned. i know. yeah. let on, hold on. you know, your body's jerusalem, is there any forces have rated and destroyed a farm? it happened in the town of us the way i would have had a city and finally was be forced out. they've had to move their livestock elsewhere, palestinians, their city is very ami, has been forcibly evicting people from their homes and restricting the movement. israel's armies for somebody displaced, 90 percent of the palestinian population in the janine refugee county, and the $500.00 houses and facilities have been destroyed since israel began its military rates across the north of the occupied west by that of food shortages for those whose name is rarely forces of also cast off as a tricity of water supplies on the thoughts live for us in jordan's capital a mine. and she's the because the is very government and the palestinian authority of bundle just data from reporting from

kevin colton was among the 1st when is he received an oscar for best supporting actor for his work in the film, a real pain. and zoe saldonya is the money, the latest receive and accolade for best supporting actress and the media perez. let's go to roberto su, slide for us and most on these california. so rob, um i gave a rough outline of some of the windows a content. is that a little more? can you add to that? but i just want to mention the, with the respect to goes, always held down the need, but she gave a kind of a, an emotional speech. she is the 1st dominican american to win an oscar. it's you spoke movingly about the migrants and their dreams in coming to america, a very important point at this particular time in, in political affairs in this country. if we look at the best picture contenders, we see that a nora is in a good position there. it's director sean baker wrote one both the best of the original screenplay award a few minutes ago and the best film editing award. so apparently a lot of people in the academy are high on a nor a, but the brutal is the more than 2 hour lo

kevin, how can the world grapple with the situation that it finds itself and when israel, as being supported by the united states very difficult, i'm, you know, the only thing you can use here is that you need the united nations really, united nations, united front by all nations particularly to end up in wisdom, what they have a resolution that they pass. both ill november 11th, 2023 and november 11th 2024 in which they insisted that date. but his financial gets older age, they need, they need to enforce this, and that's not very difficult to do if they really have the work to do it. they think for now that the sci fi has collapsed. it's not, yes, i mean, this is 1st in that what's happening here is that all the terms of this agreement have been breached by is red and death is a pretty good. so the resumption of the war, they trying to get what they couldn't get, settled with it to the means they want to get back there. hostages, the captives without paying the prices, which is the thought that withdrawal from guys and the stoppage of the word construction plans, as well as the massive aid

well, this week on book tv's after words program, journalist kevin fagan looks at the underlying issues of homelessness in america, tracing the experiences of two unhoused persons in san francisco. he was interviewed by former obama administration housing and urban development secretary shaun donovan. here's a look. i'm a reporter. i like being open to just about anything. and i've covered just about everything. the homelessness spoke to me because of the injustice of it. most of all, over. over all these years of covering it, it's become clear to me that we have a system that creates homelessness in this country. it's the way we're constructed. when i lived in england, australia, new zealand, they don't have this kind of problem. we have people in the streets who should not be in the streets. and so as a reporter, i got into it because i like to write. i like to meet people and talk with them. and i like to try to do good in the world and doing good in the world to me means writing about this issue and other issues that i've written about and trying to illuminate things that could work