joining me now, california democratic congressman ro khanna, who visited michigan this week to speakarab american leaders in the community about what they are worried about. congressman, it's great to have you back on the show, thanks for making time for us. so let me start there with the conversation you had with michigan voters. and aside from a cease-fire, tell us a little bit about what the leaders, the community leaders, the voters are asking for, and what will it take to get back on board with president biden? >> ayman, the first thing you realize is the deep hurt, the deep sense of anger, the deep sense of grief and loss that is present in dearborn's ethnic communities. some people talked about knowing family members, intergenerational, three generations of family members that have been killed. someone talked about how -- went to unrest schools, and unrwa provided food for her mother to survive. this is a deeply emotional issue, and first, we need to half an end to the war, and then a period of healing, before we can even make a political case. >> governor gretchen whitmer, an

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joining me is congressman ro khanna of california who serves in the house armed services committee.arly out there calling for a cease-fire. were you surprised by president biden's tone last night? it did seem to be markedly different in that he did center the suffering of palestinian women and children in a way that i had not heard him do before. >> joy, i was pleased by what the president has said in private, he has expressed to some of us his concern about what netanyahu is doing, and i'm glad that he made that statement publicly. the reality is, what netanyahu is planning in rafah is unconscionable. you have 1.4 million people who are living in that city. they have been told to go there, that's one of the only places they could escape the bombing. they're facing possible starvation, facing a lack of drinking water. the united states is saying do not attack rafah. our country is saying that the international community is saying that, and netanyahu in blatant defiance of the united states of america, of our president, our military, is considering going in, launching strikes which c

and ro khanna, on the move in michigan, and the call for a cease-fire while holding an ice-cream coneo khanna busting the president's chops saying he only cares about politics and that he's avoiding a basement in michigan. i will finish with a thought. think of that moment where there are americans all of the country skipping their ice cream because they can't afford it right now. the president's own u.s. department of agriculture just came out with spending prices. the american people right now are spending more of their disposable income on food, whether it's the groceries are at the restaurant, then they have in 30 years. >> greg: that is our c-black. don't jump ahead. >> sandra: i digress! go ahead, greg. >> greg: go ahead. >> sandra: i think it is a really real thought you are hearing from democrat start to say it loud. thank you, greg. >> greg: you are quite welcome. you look great, by the way. >> sandra: you look great, too. >> greg: coming up, the media is upset for republicans seizing on a border crisis that is gettg americans killed. ♪ ♪ jorge has always put the ones he love

republicans are playing more politics with the situation. >> all right, california congressman, roll khanna, thank you for joining me today. appreciate it. it's the kind of breaking news has not really breaking if you already know it's going to happen, right? we're going to tell you about some not-so-breaking breaking news. plus, president joe biden heading to a place where he is expected to make more breaking not-so-breaking news. stay tuned. me not-so-breaking news. stay tuned. me everyday, more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh food from the farmer's dog. made by vets and delivered right to your door precisely portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. ♪♪ (man) mm, hey, honey. it's an idea whose time has come. looks like my to-do list grew. "paint the bathroom, give baxter a bath, get life insurance," hm. i have a few minutes. i can do that now. oh, that fast? remember that colonial penn ad? i called and i got information. they sent the simple form i need to apply. all i do is fill it out and send it back. well, that sou

but i want to talk more about that moment there with democratic congressman ro khanna of california, who is now been calling for a ceasefire and also campaigning for the president, congressman beyond the way that this was announced, which i think was a little bizarre to everyone, obviously staying next to seth meyers with an ice cream cone in his hand on the actual substance of what he said what do you make of the timing of this >> well, i appreciate the president saying that it's big news. i don't think it's a coincidence that it's on monday before the michigan primary and it shows that the president is listening to his coalition. i give mayor hammoud the mayor of dearborn credit. i get the majority leader in michigan representative. a volley gosh, credit and all the activists and progressive saying this war needs to end in many progressive speaking out, i think the president has heard that message and he's telling jake sullivan now let's get it done. let's have a ceasefire with the release of all hostages you personally have changed your stance on calling for a ceasefire. our viewe

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i'm joined now by california democratic congressman ro khanna. he recently we met with arab american leaders and members of the muslim community in michigan. that's the site of the primary there today, congressman, thanks so much for joining us. it seems that president biden was talking about a temporary pause in the fight against part of a hostage deal. what do you make of the timing of the president's remarks? and his specific use of the word cease fire right before the michigan primary well, >> it shows that the president is listening to the broader democratic coalition many voters, arab american, muslim american voters of color, the ame black church, young progressives won a permanent ceasefire and release of all the hostages is that they want aid resumed into gaza. and i'm hopeful that the president is moving to call for that. >> we mentioned congressman that you recently spent some time in michigan meeting with arab american and muslim american community members. so some of whom plan to vote uncommitted, as you know, in the primary today, t

fue cuando una patrulla de la unidad khanna conducido por un oficial fue chocado por otro auto que hacíaque estaban parados en el semáforo que dejó de funcionar tras el accidente. el conductor del vehículo saltó y abandonó la escena. pero hoy la oficina del alguacil del condado sacramento dice que ese hombre se entregó en la cárcel principal del condado. sacramento fue identificado como daniel, de 23 años. la policía de sacramento sigue investigando. y les cuento que hasta ahora no se ha dado a conocer la condición de salud del niño o más detalles de este incidente, pero estaremos muy pendientes en sacramento lupita baltazar telemundo en el condado placer el departamento de bomberos respondió a un incendio de una estructura comercial en el grill smokehouse. ocurrió esta mañana en la zona norte de hopper, junto a la autopista 49. la estructura se encontraba vacía y los bomberos batallaron agresivamente el fuego en la parte trasera y en la cocina. el incidente está bajo investigación. a las 2 y 11 hacemos nuestra primera pausa de regresar. familiares de los marines que fallecieron en un ac

hoy república dominica khanna celebra 180 años de su independencia.ública dominicana hubo desfile militar y tedeum en la catedral, pero cuando el presidente luis abinader iba a hablar con el congreso, los legisladores opositores se retiraron. esta noticia, esta noticia de verdad que nos alegra a todos. una facultad en el bronx anunció que sus estudiantes no tendrán que pagar la matrícula. y es que hubo una donación de 1.000.000.000 de dólares. rogelio mora-tagle nos cuenta. in this year, el albert einstein college of medicine tuition free . con mucho asombro, pero con más felicidad. así reaccionaron los estudiantes de la facultad de medicina albert einstein. después de que la señora ruth guzmán les informó que ya no pagarán por sus estudios porque ella donó 1.000.000.000 de dólares. si 1.000.000.000 de dólares a muchos estudiantes les quita un peso de encima. me siento más relajada porque ahora no tengo que llegar con más préstamos, con más clones. alison, hija de una inmigrante colombiana, estaba en el auditorio cuando les dieron la noticia. la sorpr

es decir, hoy chicago estará en 77 grados en la tarde más khanna. la máxima.en cuanto a temperaturas ya no es algo que podamos ignorar, lo estamos viendo en nuestro día a día. ese cambio climático. definitivamente. los científicos hablaban del 2030 como en el momento donde se iban a estar dando estos cambios significativos en los patrones meteorológicos, pero ya lo estamos viviendo así y de forma muy acelerada y como lo mencionábamos también a ver qué nos espera este verano con esas olas de calor que ya las estamos viviendo terribles. el año pasado iban a ser guiadas mayormente por el alto contenido de calor que existe en el océano atlántico y en el océano pacífico, que van a ayudar a que sea un verano sumamente cálido. en texas dicen febrero loco marzo. otro poco. y tú siempre nos vas a estar guiando. así que muchas gracias. aquí en noticias telemundo. bueno, y qué motivó? qué motivo hubo para que el príncipe de gales no estuviera en el funeral del difunto rey constantino de grecia en el castillo de windsor? lo analizamos al regresar, el padre de taylor swift

gracias alejandra y usted en casa khanna el código qr que aparece ahora con la cámara de su teléfonocha de hoy, 20 de febrero o de antes. si no lo logra, aún podrá votar, pero debe registrarse en persona el día de las elecciones. en otra información, el supervisor matt dorsey, representante del distrito 6, presentó una propuesta legisla que busca distribuir libros gratuitos sobre la recuperación de adicciones. estos serán las 27 bibliotecas públicas de la ciudad si se aprueba san francisco sería la primera ciudad del país en implementar esta iniciativa. la medida surge después de que las autoridades de salud de la ciudad revelara que el año 2023 a su al 2020, como el año más mortífero registrado por muertes por sobredosis, hace pocos días se anunció el cierre indefinido de la biblioteca de antioch, algo que causó preocupación entre líderes y también miembros de la comunidad. la razón, dicen, es el peligro que representa operar y trabajar en ese lugar. sin embargo, hoy revirtieron la decisión y reabrió sus puertas. andrés brender nos dice qué fue lo que cambió, sabiendo lo esencial e

en el interior se khanna la bahía al norte.ndiciones del tiempo? no va a ser un cambio agresivo, sino más bien traerá lluvias de forma leve y o ligera a la región, más bien lluvias beneficiosas, lo que se esperaría para el domingo y el lunes de la semana entrante. en términos de la acumulación de lluvias asociadas a ese débil sistema que se acercaría. estaremos viendo acumulaciones de bien por debajo de la pulgada. sacramento apenas punto 67 la zona de stockton apenas punto 54 y el resto de la región en la bahía, bien por debajo de la media pulgada. así que realmente bien mínima esa acumulación de lluvia para el martes. esta noche en la ciudad de fresno. veremos a ver esas temperaturas. mantenerse en el rango de los 50 grados 52 a eso de las 22:00 de la noche. ya en la más tarde estaría disminuyen esas temperaturas hacia los 48 grados con unos cielos mayormente nublados en la zona. las mínimas para la ciudad de sacramento en 42 en el termómetro manteca con 43. san francisco con 47 bay area con 42 y madera con 40 y que temperatu

clovis marín, khanna, gregorio romero. alfredo decide con tu voto quién se quedará en la casa.cias telemundo en la noche las cosas como son. el humor latino de la mano de comediante nacidos fuera de estados unidos y de hijos de inmigrantes está conquistando a los hispanos que conectan con sus raíces en estos espectáculos de stand up comedy. así es. nicole sulema salazar conversó con un grupo de humoristas que están haciendo reír a las personas, pero en español. cuánto tiempo llevan juntos ustedes 2? siete meses ha y por eso están tan feliz. es elena torres, actriz de telenovelas en méxico. cambió el drama por la comedia cuando se mudó a estados unidos. utiliza las diferencias culturales, el tema migratorio y el idioma para conectar con la audiencia. mi nombre es brooks. yo soy columpiaban, aunque perfecto inglés. elena dice que su éxito y futuro va de la mano del español. esa es mi cultura, eso es lo que conozco. y con la comedia en inglés no tenía esa oportunidad. nelson es un agente de bienes raíces en la región capitalina, si bien de habla de casas. me despidieron ya cuando

el equipo de kansas city y entrenar en el centro de entrenamiento de las vegas raiders y el equipo khannaien lo apuntaba carlos yustis, hoy fue día de medios y el jugador del momento en los niners es su berg perry, quien disfruta de su primera experiencia en el super bowl. y si bien no estuvo en la edición de la temporada 2019, él también muestra sed de revancha. >> yeah, i mean, obviously, it was something that was tough to get to the super ball group. i think then with eight minutes or six minutes left in the game and then the chiefs came back and one so for all those guys that have been in that super bowl. nineteen they they've been hurt. you know they've been want to get back. they've been a multiple ns championship games and falling short and so now we got a skygate again. but when you hear those guys speak they're like man. we had it. and you just never know you gotta finish the four quarters. and, um, it's their pressure. i don't think so i mean for everyone here. it's every season is so now you got to such you got a new team. every year. um, we've had opportunities to go the last

so bob khanna in your book you talk about a conundrum for roosevelt. he obviously enjoyed train travel and traveled extensively. is also the first president to fly an airplane. and of course that was after his administration. when he traveled for campaign for vice president with mckinley in 1900, he traveled 21000 miles during that campaign on a train and made 673 speeches according to your book. here we have a picture of him making a speech from the rear platform of an observation car. can you talk a little bit about what that speech was like and how it unfolded when the train arrived? >> when the train got to a certain city would come out on the private car like you see in the picture there. he would talk directly to the people. this was a lot better the way presidents are today 35000 feet up in the air of heard of truman why do you do this? why do you go all over the country speaking to people from the rear of the train? the people got to know the presidents that way. they got to know the candidates, they got to know what they believed in, with a pr

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being used to steal the voices of khanna west and drake to create new song.s already a big supporter of the first in the nation bill to protect musicians by criminalizing cloning the artist's voice or likeness. congress needs to federalize some standards so there isn't a patchwork of laws state by state. >> some states protect only people living, not those deceased. other states protect those deceased. so a lot of what the industry has been focused on and will probably come up in the hearing tomorrow are federal bills to make a nationwide standard to protect the name, image and likeness of performers. >> as you know, this hearing is part of a series of different hearings and work that both chambers are doing to figure out how to tackle a.i. >> dana: before we go. >> bill: roll it. >> dana: a toddler got stuck inside a hello kitty claw machine in australia. his dad says he turned his back for a second and he was trapped for 15 minutes. he didn't seem to mind too much. police had him cover his eyes to smash the glass and pull him to safety. they told him he cou

bay area congressman ro khanna says action is critical. >> i strongly support the ukraine funding, and so frustrated that the senate has passed it, and our house speaker refuses to bring it for a vote. >> reporter: a senior nato official tells nbc news russia is likely to carry out a series of attacks, including air strikes, to mark the two-year anniversary. marianne favro, "today in the bay." >>> in kansas city yesterday, hundreds of people packed into a church to honor the life of deejay lisa lopez-galvan, the 43-year-old mother and wife lost her life on valentine's day when she was hit by gunfire at the chiefs super bowl parade and rally. two men have been charged in connection with her death. two juveniles face charges of the shooting that left 22 others injured. lopez-galvan was wearing the jersey of the chiefs kicker at the celebration. he gifted her family one of his jerseys. kansas city governor laura kelly ordered flags to be lowered to half staff. >>> back in the bay area, a 16-year-old was killed in an early morning shooting in contra costa county in antioch just after 5:00

. >> bill: so taylor swift can't seem to shake it off after being the infamous feud with khanna west.s suggest that she had kanye kicked out of the super bowl seats. i ask you, do you believe this story? >> dana: not really. >> bill: i'm dubious. the former nfl player brendan marshall claims swift made a call to get kanye booted. he bought seats in front of the pop star to shade her spotlight and photo bomb. you might remember 2009 when he upstaged the singer at the music awards. she was so young then, right? just on the scene. there is breaking news on this now. kanye's rep came out and said it is not true. >> dana: okay, kanye's rep and i agree. >> bill: if you saw t. swifty in the both with her friends they were in the front row. >> dana: yeah. >> bill: how would kanye have the seat in front of her? how would that happen? listen -- >> dana: i think she is more popular than he is. >> bill: we're working to get to the bottom of this and we shall, miss perino. >> dana: here we go. how do blue collar voters view the economy and what it means for 2024. our blue collar panel will tell us

when ro khanna showed up in michigan i'm here for joe biden, he couldn't believe the anti-biden angerp in his face. listen, if-whatever you do, if you support israel in certain areas they are not going to be happy. if you show up and explain the support. historic support, what october 7th meant, you could say at least i respected you enough to show up and listen. >> steve: so far 1 million absentee ballots have been cast. polls close 8:00 p.m. eastern. switching gears michigan to georgia. a vigil was held in athens, georgia for laken riley that nursing student who was murdered for out for a jog on the campus ever the university of georgia. >> brian: court documents now reveal details of the killing is aexpiring nurse hands at the hands allegedly illegal immigrant. >> ainsley: madison is there on the campus. good morning, madison. >> good morning, guys. new arrest affidavits say that the suspect used a weapon toe, quote: cause bodily harm to another by seriously disfiguring her body or disfiguring her skull. it and the local d.a. here says that her office has not yet received the case.

this is democrat ro khanna busting the president's chops over the ceasefire, were the comments whileding an ice cream cone. >> i don't think it's a coincidence that it's on monday before the michigan primary and it shows that the president is listening to his coalition. >> sandra: is this just a reaction by the president considering he said that just yesterday? i mean, james carville is now going on the record, fretting about the uncommitted protest votes against biden in michigan. calling it a huge problem. a democrat strategist and the president makes the comments a day before the primary. so, is this just politics from the president? >> so i'm going to say that it is not the first time the president has talked to this community about trying to get a temporary ceasefire. we need a permanent ceasefire. i know he has had some very important conversations with other leaders. i myself have been talking to the white house regularly. what he needs to do is talk and listen to this community. that's what i know he's been doing. i think he's been trying to do it more. his people are trying

elizabeth: that was democrat ro khanna. you know, kellyanne, both israel and hamas downplaided the idea that a breakthrough was imminent. the other thing that happened, is happening to conservative foreign policy pro ifs feel the president is abandoning u.s. allies, israel, and john kirby today said, quote, we are willing to adjust the way we're approaching the cities reel-a maas war and the way we're taibt. what do you think of this? >> well, i think they have no choice. elizabeth, if you look at president biden's approval rating by issue, the worst one now is his handling of the israel-hamas war. second only to the border. the border is number two. but think about that. and here he's taken his worst issues -- issue in terms of handling and goes and either leaks, previews or gets ahead of israel and the palestinians by talking about a cease fire. so, and, look, it's so funny because you know they were saying, his handlers -- i think his communication staff, wow. that needs to be changed up. i think we're going to find out

we're all for that here, but it's interesting to see ea that congressman ro khanna of california introduced that. jason, another problem is in the housing market these high home sales fees that realtors have almost gotten together as a cabal and organized. and that, that's certainly gotten the attention of the law. >> well, to be clear, commission rates are set by sellers, not b- liz: right. >> -- brokers or agents in the real estate community. that's how it is. now, there are changes coming in the industry as you see as a result of the lawsuits and with department of justice. if look, it's one of the reasons why mauricio and i started the american real estate association as a new trade association for the industry, because we need a new voice and new leadership for this new era. so agents know how to have these conversations with their sellers and with their buyers and understand how the landscape going to change. liz: jason, mauricio, i'm deciding, do i want to be in the palm beach where jason are is or aspen where mauricio -- i'm kind of going with aspen right now. it's great to see you

khanna. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. khanna: i will vote no on the $17 billion aid package that provides a blank check to netanyahu and the extreme right-wing government in israel. how dare israel's national security minister have the gal to -- the gall to criticize america while calling for the mass extinction of palestine yays. i will vote no because this happen whiles 400,000 gazans face famine. i will vote no because they're ignoring the icej decision for israel to do more. i will vote no because it is painfully obvious what is needed to the world is a permanent cease fiver and release of all hostages. there come moments in a nation's history that our actions reveal our values. this is the moment. we smus stand for stopping the bombing, ending the brutal war and for justice in the middle east with a palestinian state with equal rights living side-by-side with israel. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from connecticut reserves. the gentleman is recognized. re. mr. calvert: i reserve the plans of my time. the spe

ro khanna would like to learn more. >> about what happened. >> right. >>> you're back? >> i am. >> i can ask you this. needles. would you prefer forehead, lips or stomach? i could never been a drug addict. >> i have given myself shots in the stomach. >> you have? >> yeah. my face? >> people get them in the forehead all the time and lips. you would choose stomach? >> yeah. >> i can't believe you would give it to yourself. it comes pre-ready to go. >> i haven't done ozempic or anything. i don't know. >> i'm not saying that. you naturally look like this. >> this is the result of not eating for three days. >> you weren't eating for three days? andrew? she hasn't been eating for three days. >> i have eaten the last day. not saturday. >>> coming up, frank luntz. we talk politics as president biden and former president trump visit the u.s. and mexico border. frank will join us next. biden is going to a place where they get one person per day. it looks good here. i don't know what people are complaining about. >>> as we head to break, shchec out okta. guidance came in stronger

and so ro khanna, a congressman who's been in michigan stumping for biden, who previously had not called for a ceasefire, is now calling for one. he said he he did believe that that was intended to try to blunt this momentum towards the uncommitted vote tonight. >> but i mean, i just think about, i mean, you talked about a snapshot in time and i nina was talking about the process playing out and we still have 89 months. yeah. and so i mean, >> if this president is able to continue to work towards humanitarian aid for gaza, we know that donald trump has cut $200 million in aid aid to palestine at this presence, able to secure the hostages if he's able to actually land a cessation of a fire in the middle east and still continuously advocate for a two-state solution. then you have a different playing phil between now and then what these voters are doing is raising their voices and saying this is an issue that matters to us tonight. this there's an issue that matters to us tomorrow, and the white house needs to listen and i think the white house is listening to that message. but, you know, t