lindsay is still healing from two spinal fractures. the couple says they may take further action against dublin police to prevent another person from having the same experience. everyone says you're innocent until proven guilty, but it's really not. you're guilty until proven innocent. people need to be held accountable for their wrongdoing and what they put people through. dublin police have not responded to our request for an explanation or comment. velena jones, nbc bay area news. still ahead, get ready for your pg&e bill to go up even more. the rate hike you'll likely see starting tomorrow, and why pg&e claims there is some good news for you. and not all heroes wear capes. spider-man bringing joy to patients at a local children's hospital. and we'll have updated looks at that rain chance coming in for the weekend. as concerns over president trump's tariffs plan grew. that's according to a report by the commerce department. consumer spending wasxpected to drop in january after the holiday shopping rush, but consumers spent far less

lindsay, do you agree that you could see three and what is that implying? is that consistent with the soft landing scenario? lindsay: we should take a step back on february 10. there was 30 basis points of cuts. so one cut priced in. we've had a tremendous move. and what you have to evaluate is did we actually see so much change in terms of policy that that is in fact warranted? what's getting priced into the market is that there's going to be more of a drag on growth. but the fed told us in their last dots. that's something that we have to look for in the next stocks but we're not seeing growth really being impacted that much. what we do know which everybody else knows is that there's a lot of uncertainty. and something to highlight is in the ism feedback, tariffs were mentioned 20 times. earnings calls, tariffs were mentioned 50% on the call. this uncertainty out there. we don't feel at this point in time that the economic growth has first of all fallen off or were worried about it becoming a problem. but this is something that we're worrying about, looki

the lindsay group, can doge induce a recession? are any of these moves worrying you that we're actually going to see see it cut into over the near term negatively in. >> no. no, no. so is let's -- the commerce department runs the a statistics of gdp. you know, the governments historically have messed with gdp. they count government spending as part of gdp. that lore government spending, it's one thing -- it goes like this: if the government buys a tank, that's gdp. but paying a thousand people to think about buying a tank is not gdp. it is a wasted inefficiency, wasted money, and cutting that while it shows in gdp, we're going to get rid of that, eau you how that is. but remember this, when we balance the budget of the united states of america, interest rates are going do come smashing down. when he produces the energy that is necessary, energy prices are going to come smashing down. maria: okay. >> inflation is going to come smashing down, and our economy is going to explode. this is going to be the best economy anybody's ever see

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lindsay believes of i believe you can do all that time want to think. >> thinking so much of i thinks a sacrifice to the problem in the. >> i think that has money making america's number the state department norms to $50000 to. his. asking the questions, are better about the went to the floor we have to pull those two. the $700.2 problems the most but is not a market for approximately i think eliminating base? but the making the system important life-saving programs is bizarre and it week and every minute there to continue. given the chance to look at the expansion of thousand dollars. many that, thank cap you documents led directly to face. he tried it with do it. it's not like that 20 million charter change the lives that will do don't try to just this they have doing each day. thing that people are dying, what the again and again. elderly is austin she, but still the bow of the ngo providing oxygen many of their ceo is a salary of about $1.29 a year. that's that larceny going on what you are paying for highs not listed in the british. i slept stating dedication to signature deal t

pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house >> lindsay, good to see you. speaking of tariffs, they are ready for any kind of war with the u.s. because of these tariffs that have been placed on them and the chinese spokes person said it would the not lead to fentanyl originating in china and could you speak to how the administration is responding to that? >> secretary hegseth has responded. he said america will be prepared to defend itself especially under the leadership of this president in the oval office and that remains true when it comes to tariffs. the president has been tough on china with 20% and more that will hit on april 2. look at what he did in his first term. there are billions of tariffs he implemented on china and the previous administration did not rescind those tariffs because they realized and raising revenue here in the united states. >> two quick followups on tariffs. the c.e.o. of target said prices will go up from strawberries to bananas and avocados. how long should americans expect to see higher prices, days, weeks or months? >> i h

zelenskyy before the white house, lindsay graham was also one of them.uper frustrated after this meeting that the way he had talked with mr. zelenskyy about how to approach him had not may be gone in 18 year and out the other. here's a bit of that reaction. >> i busted my [bleep] to help ukraine and make sure we help them win a war to get this war over in a way that we don't have further aggression and donald trump's said he'll do it. i told him this morning, don't take the bait. don't let the media or anybody else get you into a argument with president trump. resetting the relat relationshi. you should be grateful. >> shannon: lindsay graham has been incredibly supportive of zelenskyy, you may be in trouble. >> first, it was general kelly and marine corps general who made that statement about what trump had said about u.s. service people. i chose to believe general kelly. senator graham has been a big supporter of the ukrainian people. this was clearly an example where he decided to preserve his relationship. with president trump. >> shannon: you were p

john would be ashamed of you, lindsay. i doubt he'd ever speak to you again. you've betrayed everything he believed in. so that's the reaction from somebody who knew those two men who were once very good friends. reena ninan. alexander vindman, thank you both very much for joining us. lieutenant colonel vindman new book, the folly of realism how the west deceived itself about russia and betrayed ukraine. it is out right now, and everyone else stick with me, because coming up next, we have so much more to talk about on this topic, including how a wardrobe choice apparently started this meeting off on the very wrong foot. that's next. >> welcome back. >> have i got news for you? new tomorrow on cnn. >> if you have heart failure or chronic kidney disease, vasica can help you keep living life because there are places you'd like to be. serious side effects include increased ketones and blood or you're in, and bacterial infection between the and genitals, both which may be fatal. severe allergic reactions. dehydration. urinary tract or genital yeast infections, and

. >> reporter: when we met 28-year-old zach lindsay last year he told us he was embarrassed by his 2020 vote for president biden. >> because i'm not too happy with what's going on. >> reporter: he says he stands by his choice so far. >> he's trying to get the promises that he said. trump is already doing what he said he's going to do. >> reporter: realtor jeff skrima was once mayor here and said this is what he voted for. what are the things that excite you the most. >> i love that he's securing the border, i love what doge is doing, and i'm happy to see that we're no longer going to be funding ukraine. completely needless war. >> love him or hate him, you need to give him a chance. >> reporter: still, laurie questions the president's pace. >> i don't want to have to regret voting for him later on because he jumped into something too fast. >> reporter: and in the swing state that president trump flipped, we found broader support for his tougher immigration policies, even among some who didn't vote for him. >>> major developments after the trump administration dropped a lawsuit against p

there was a report from the if lindsay group which asked the question, can doge induce a recession. do you see that in terms of the reason behind these yields have movedded lower? >> yeah. well, i think inflation has come down, you mentioned that earlier in the show. interest rates largely move with inflation. inflation has cooled a lot over the last couple of years. and i think this idea that reducing corporate, government bloat, rather, cutting out all this waste is somehow going to cause a recession, i think that's just insanity. if. maria: okay. >> interest rates, lower interest rates point to the fact that investors should be looking even more to equities because historically equities have beaten short-term fixed income by about a 9-10% per year. look, interest rates are coming down -- global interest rates are coming down not just in the united states, i don't think it signals a slowing of i our economy. maria: all right. mark, great to catch up. thanks so much. >> pleasure. thanks a lot, maria. maria: mark if matteson. doling out the doge dough, should americans get a refund

alternative settings and we did this work, we did work, it was representative jason smith and senator lindsay graham who are two ways and means and budget and at the time they both ranking members of the budget committees in the house and senate they asked us to look at the legislation that passed the house. and it never passed the senate. that had a number of pieces of the legislation that were temporary, and they asked us to look at what impact, if some of these provisions were perm nenltd. -- permanent they specified and we gave them the information and the timing of that release was important to them. and we released it at the time it was important to them. that is the kind of scenario al nail analysiswe can do. if you want a scenario for a long lasting policy we can do that for members. >> so you mentioned the 50 basis point two trillion dollars. i look at this chart. you look at the primary deficit the darker colour. that net interest out lay looks a little terrifying maybe. what can be done about that? obviously interest rates are a big part of it. do you guys when you are assessing di

the home was commissioned by lindsay howard, whose father, charles, owned the famous horse seabiscuit, a friend of the howards, eventually bought the home. the hope now is that the next buyer will cherish its legacy. >> i think that it could be someone local from hillsborough that is looking for a compound, looking for privacy. it could be someone that wants to be in the heart of the peninsula, close to silicon valley, close to san francisco. this could be an international buyer that is looking for a trophy property, because there is so much legacy here. so i think we will attract several different types of buyer profiles. >> if you're interested. the home is on sale for the record breaking asking price of $40 million. in hillsborough, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> it is a beautiful home. well, the san francisco museum of modern art is planning the first posthumous full career exhibition of ruth asawa's art. she's known for her for her abstract looped wire sculptures as well as fountains around the city. google donated $1.5 million to sfmoma to make the exhibit possible. that's the

we have work horses and we have show horses, and lindsay graham is a show horse. so when you've lost lindsey grant, you've lost to the war. it's over. lindsey graham, now bowing down before donald trump is a message to the trigger zelinski that it's time to just stop a full video of that, he didn't say anything from m, as in nancy as well as a transcript of that discussion is on our website. honestly, they'll come move on air, i don't line. they've got, you covered the well, i mean, the keys and visit to washington key of forces attempted to attack a part of the same pipeline in southern russia office as 3 in cleaning guns or shut down the bar, minnesota, the russia and tenants here discuss this in a phone call a says about including using is influence on key of to prevent such attacks. as the minister honestly asked his, took his account about to use encores capabilities in working with kids to stop such attempts by the key of regime to carry out terrorist attacks against civilian infrastructure feed and assured that the necessary measures would be taken. the len

we have work horses and we have show horses, and lindsay graham is a show horse. so when you've lost lindsey grant, you've lost to the war. it's over. you haven't lindsey graham. now bowing down before donald trump is a message to the bigger zalinski that it's time to just stop. i mean the full out from of the i will office calling fantasia in washington the highest who pulls the hold f as a rebuild the clean damage and then see if the structure. meanwhile, solving at usa i, these, you create office has been dressed. certainly cops. i'm 60 full employees down to just 8, many in the us all welcoming the shift in policy. zalinski destroyed himself in the eyes of the american people. thank you, president trump, for standing up for the american people in our nation on the global stage. thank you for standing up for america in a way that no president has ever had the courage to do before. thank you for putting america 1st. america is with you. is this the end of the landscape of presidency? he hitched his wagon to biden in the deep state. they lost a now he doesn't see

we have work horses and we have show horses and lindsay graham is a show horse. so when you've lost losing grant, you've lost to the war. it's over. lizzie graham, now bowing down before donald trump, is a message to the triggers the landscape that it's time to just stop. all right, the, i'm a, i'm a, you pop the problem. i didn't spend defense of, of the last key said that the for you. well, now needs a new be to what you're seeing, a collective west splitting into house right now. you know, i don't think so and, and i come to that conclusion for a couple of reasons. first of all, donald trump is already a lame duck, which means he cannot run for re election. he's not going to be president and for years and the, the deep state, the c i a at the f, b i the n s a as well as nato, the european union. they can just wait for 4 years until he's not the president and just hope that a democrat is elected president, i suppose. but no, i think that i think that much of the rest of the world is come around to, to this point of view, i think that much of being the american

we have work horses and we have show horses, and lindsay graham is a show horse. so when you've lost lindsey grant, you've lost to the war. it's over. you haven't lindsey graham. now bowing down before donald trump is a message to the trigger zelinski that it's time to just stop the product. so video all that he didn't say between 12 by amazon ski as well as a transcript. so that discussion is on our website. i see them both on and on line to go because the major is there as he's visit to washington key as fools isn't time to, to attack a pause. i've been to the same pipeline in southern russia. i'll see this as a 3 you planning and going to shut down before minutes is a rush on to kid. discuss the incident in a phone cool. they suppose about incorrect using is input on key of to prevent such attacks. as the minister honestly asked his, took his account about to use anchor as capabilities in working with kids to stop such attempts by the key of regime to carry out terrorist attacks against civilian infrastructure feed and assured that the necessary measures would

let's have a think, lindsay gray gay, i'm sorry, gay nick, great. lindsey lindsey gay. anyway, lindsey graham, he's probably one vander lawyer. yeah, a giver hoff stats burrell mccall, you maybe not. so much schultz but stupid. yeah. but the king of the mall. par, probably po joe, the butcher. right. i'll give you something interesting as a merged back in 2022 bulk of the butcher was a you know, in very serious trouble politically. back in the u. k, and of course, the destruction technique, the destruction strategy of all western politicians is we're all going to save. you kind of star war strategy. you know, forget what's happening here. housing, healthcare, immigration, forget all of us. we're going to go and save the world by slight fighting vladimir pool too, and he's gonna eat your babies. and you know, have a bath and your grandmother is low in reality. bo joe is. i'm, i'm responsible for the blood doctor. back in 2022. we took a stroll just before at ukraine and russia sat down in his stumble and very serious peace talks. yeah, this war could have ended back in 2

business, as we call on the war to stick serious actions to stop the injustice, to stop the pick lindsay angle. but to see that people are the documentary which was produced over a 4 year period from 2019, focuses on secular violence in the territory directed by collective old, palestinian. and these really filmmakers including the mom, we just sold the reactive as possible address. it follows the idea of actions which turned his westbank hometown into the military trainings. the wind marked the 1st time the public opinion has raised the last, last western main stream. media though, are looking at the fillum under a slightly different lands. some headlines open the front of the film country 1st, so there's blame. that's political messaging for the documentary limited us distribution. more article is this sector, the oscar audiences live form reaction to the wind. fully some of the los angeles cried applauding at 1st. over in israel, critics took a much firmer line with the country's culture and sports minister, calling the film, quote, sabotage the oscar winning for the film. no other la

we have work horses and we have show horses and lindsay graham is a show horse. so when you've lost lindsey grant, a huge loss to the war. it's over. lizzie graham, now bowing down before donald trump, is a message to the zalinski that it's time to just stop. i've asked the cameras were rolling, the ukrainian, i pass that are right, the to america was front and the sound. good us here at all. you don't need to take notes on this. probably not fit to print and key for her anyway. look at that face spawn right there. it kind of says it all set on ski and one fell swoop. managing to the rail relations with what was as t allied. but earlier i was speaking with right now and economist jeffrey sachs about the complex relations between ukraine, america, the you also of goals with roster, and this new multi polar world have i listened to your so he's got trapped by following the united states getting a blind to kind of way, guy, and just trying to be the great cheer leader of us a gemini. i obviously, the whole us approach. the unit polar approach was delusional. what ha

we have work horses and we have show horses and lindsay graham is a show horse. so when you've lost lindsey grant, you've lost to the war. it's over. lizzie graham, now bowing down before donald trump, is a message to the trigger zalinski that it's time to just stop. let me pull it out from the fireworks inside the oval office, washington has repeatedly put the brakes on rebuilding ukraine's damaged energy infrastructure. i mean, time saw, so the usa id, deep state agency in ukraine, reportedly being slashed as well. the headcount shop from 64 down to 8, and there's plenty of chairs coming from mca supporters of what is now a new state of offense. zalinski destroyed himself in the eyes of the american people. thank you. president trump for standing up for the american people in our nation on the global stage. thank you for standing up for america in a way that no president has ever had the courage to do before. thank you for putting america 1st. america is with you. is this the end of the landscape of presidency? he hitched his wagon to biden and the deep state t

maria: the lindsay group has a report out in february, last month, they write this, cutting federal spendingly reduce gdp by 3%. of the resources liberated by the cuts do not find productive use elsewhere, the $55 billion in cuts found so far is realized in terms of savings is a bit under 0. 2% of gdp. do you agree with those numbers, one trillion in cuts could actually cut gdp by 3%? >> i think depending on the model they use, that is possible, that is a bit much but i do think over time we are going to have to see the economy slow whether it is that much i don't know but i do think we are going to see a slowing economy if we continue down this road and the united states for decades now has consumed more than it has produced and run huge deficits to increase demand, we have excess demand which made the trade deficit worse. to correct this problem we can't do it overnight. we are going to have a period of slower demand in the us and that is going to be painful. maria: and of course it is happening at a time things are about to get more expensive with these tariffs, 25% on mexico and canada,

lindsay from cincinnati says planning to wake the grateful dead. you got me.m steamboat springs, colorado,, great town i have been there, did the little ski shot, shame on you for sending johnny in without a paddle. i'm not a proper guy. johnny has to make those himself. he should have brought that from sink or swim. nancy from harbor beach florida i think we should wear johnny's search for -- shirt from floozy on tomorrow night's show that is how we will know. i apologize. want me to get on my knees and beg? pandora from mchenry illinois it is tesla not tesla. ♪ ♪

and then we have a number of ceremonial proclamations that lindsay is going to -- >> so, two very special proclamations. the first of which is a proclamation that proclaims march 2025 as women's history month in honor of all the wonderful women in your administration, all the wonderful women in america, and in honor of everything you've done for women in this administration, has done for women in just what a month and a half. pres. trump: yeah, we've done a lot. and women have done a lot for us, right? this is an honor. we have a wonderful woman here, maria bartiromo. nice to have you. >> thanks very much, mr. president, and thanks for all that you're doing for women. >> she is going to interview me later. maybe i shouldn't do this interview. i should be like biden, not doing any interviews. [laughter] that's great. women, we love you. >> [laughter] we love you too, sir. pres. trump: thank you. >> the second one is a proclamation proclaiming march 2025 as irish-american heritage month in honor of, well, to commemorate, our amazing friendship between america and ireland, and to honor all t

the lindsay group came out with a report the other day, can doge induce a recession? saying cutting federal spending by $1 trillion would reject lee reduce gdp if those resources liberated by the cuts do not find productive use elsewhere. there's reason to believe that we are watching an economy that is slowing. that slow down, president trump inherited. he's got answers to it and one of the most important answers i think is what he says about oil and energy capacity. drill baby drill is the way he says it. but if you drill for more oil, you put more product on the market, this is a global market as we all know. that you are going to push prices lower. if you get oil prices lower, and you get interest rates lower, that's the beginning of reining in inflation. >> bill: as you say, doesn't happen overnight. >> it doesn't happen overnight and that's why the president is going to probably give grace time for some companies, and countries. i been talking with president from on sunday. we've got an exclusive. i will ask him about this as well as. >> bill: good luck. thank y

. >> my message to ukrainians and present zelenskyy is win you've lost lindsay graham that means need to come to the negotiating table and recognize donald trump is the only game in town. he's the only person who i think has a meaningful plan to save that country. here's the problem with the europeans. a lot of these guys are our friends and allies. we -- the president has a great relationship with a lot of european heads of state and so do i. but the need to be realistic. the craziest part about this is that sometimes you have european heads of state who in public will pop up their chest and say we are in it with president zelenskyy for the next 10 years and then in private they will pick up the phone and say this can't go on forever. he has to come to the negotiating table. i don't care whether europeans say in public. what i care is what they say in private and what they need to be saying to president zelenskyy is this can't go on forever. the bloodshed, the killing, the economic devastation, it's making everyone worse off. the only pathway back to peace and prosperity is what the

the home was commissioned by lindsay howard, whose father, charles, owned the famous horse seabiscuit, a friend of the howards, eventually bought the home. the hope now is that even when the physical mementos are gone, the next buyer will still cherish the home's legacy. >> i think that it could be someone local from hillsborough that is looking for a compound, looking for privacy. it could be someone that wants to be in the heart of the peninsula, close to silicon valley, close to san francisco. this could be an international buyer that is looking for a trophy property because there is so much legacy here. so i think we will attract several different types of buyer profiles. >> if you're interested. the home is on sale for the record breaking asking price of $40 million in hillsborough. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> stunning property. >> it's nice to see the inside, right? >> it is right. and he was such an icon. what a star. he was cool. >> well, the next doctor fauci could be this doctor from stanford. coming up, the promises he's making during his confirmation hearing to lead t

director lindsay is reminded that she must appear on camera throughout the meeting and in order to speak or vote on any items places you want. item number three the ringing and use of cell phones and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting the chair may order the removal from the meeting room. any person responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone or other device places you on item for discussion and vote pursuant to admin code section 67. 10b and d as to whether to invoke the attorney client privilege and conduct a closed session conference with legal counsel government code section 54957.6 and american section 67. 10e as to whether to invoke the attorney client privilege and conduct a closed session conference with a labor negotiator and or designated representatives we will now open public comment for item number four. members of the public wishing to provide comment will have two minutes each. there will be a warning sound at 30s and a chime when the time is up. >> i do have two speaker cards alito, dupri and theory you've been throughout ms.

we have kron four's lindsay fortune spoke to the business owner and spoke to community members who sayough. >> and when i called the police, they treated it completely differently and they called it a hate crime targeted for the 4th time. >> these pictures shared with kron 4 show saturdays, vandalism and assad's health clinic. >> berkeley community, phasical therapy, pro palestine posters were scratched out with black ink and islam. a phobic language was painted on the wall. sheen is iranian american and says her business was attacked because of her stance on the gaza-israel conflict and her cultural background. and this time we were like on high alert and i was definitely my mind. >> that this was a hate crime directed against palestinians and middle eastern people and of course, the other that is going on in our community to justify a genocide. called the palestine exception. >> and you're doors are always wide open. just like your heart beloved sister. >> monday night and anti hate vigil held in south berkeley. someone doesn't randomly vandalize a story out of the boots because of a

andrew social president trump blasted the lindsay calling it the worst statement he could have made adding, quote, america will not put up with it for much longer. when i just think you should be more appreciative because this country is stuck with them through thick and thin. echoing the president. national security adviser mike waltz told reporters nato allies must step up if they want to keep ukraine and europe say they have to invest in the capabilities they're certainly shown no will. we must proceed with uk prime minister keir starmer says europe is prepared to increase support and help map out a peace plan to succeed. >> this effort must also have strong u.s. backed democrats accuse president trump of siding with putin. americans leadership's was so hurt by what happened in the white house and urged the white house not to abandon u.s. allies. >> republicans are expressing frustration over president zelenskyy's behavior over the weekend. speaker of the house mike johnson suggested zelensky also resign. secretary of state marco rubio who was in the oval office the day of that fiery ex

and crawford's lindsay for talked to the owner about what happened. >> stuff can be replaced. that's not important to me. people can't be replaced. >> shocking surveillance footage shows an employee at opta metric practice tess lane with not one but with 2 suspected thieves. the video from february shows 4 people rushing into an optical illusions in san ramon. 2 of them get into an all-out brawl with the staff member. he actually takes a crop mccaw classes twice a week. so he's probably the worst person for them to mess with doctor william toe is the owner of optical illusions. he says while his staff was dealing with 2 of the suspects, he was fighting off the other to you. we were protecting each other and you're protecting our patients. that that's that makes me proud that that's the decision that we made in that split second tow says a patient and another employee was inside the store at the time that patient ran to the back of the store to the other employee for safety get it happened really fast >> the motion more so than it was just kind of like staten island thinking li

>> well, that's lindsay's feeling because he feels very passionately you know, he's been a very strongporter of ukraine. lindsey graham has been what is the strongest voices for ukraine? well, the united states president is taking no position on that. what he said today is let him come back when he's ready to do peace. that's what he said. let him come back when he's ready to do peace. so i can't speak for what anybody else said. i can only go off the words from the president of the united states, and that is today. we're not this is not going to be productive any further. when zelenskyy is ready to make peace and he's serious about peace, let him come back then. and that's when we'll reengage with them. and what he means by that is when how will you measure that? well, i think it's everything i've said already, and that is, how are you going to get vladimir putin and the russian federation to a table to discuss even the opportunity, whether even to explore whether there's an opportunity for peace? you're not going to do it by calling them names. that makes everybody feel very good. yo

kron four's lindsay sport forward spoke to the business owner and community members who say there's nom for hate in their city. >> when i called the police, they treated it completely differently. and they called it hate crime targeted for the 4th time. >> these pictures shared with kron 4 show saturdays, vandalism and a assad's health clinic. berkeley community, physical therapy, pro palestine posters were scratched out with black ink and islam. a phobic language was painted on the wall. sheen is iranian american and says her business was attacked because of her stance on the gaza-israel conflict and her cultural background. and this time we were like on high alert and i was definitely my mind. >> that this was a hate crime directed against palestinians and middle eastern people. and of course, the other that is going on in our community to justify a genocide. called the palestine exception. >> and you're doors are always wide open. just like your heart beloved sister. >> monday night and anti hate vigil held in south berkeley. someone doesn't randomly vandalize a story out of the boo

lindsay, good to see you. >> reporter: thank you, karoline, good to see you.with the u.s. because of these tariffs placed on them, and a chinese put the spokesperson said the tears would not lead to a resolution of u.s. concerns at fentanyl originating in china. can you speak to how the administration is planning on responding to that? >> secretary leavitt: i think secretary hegseth has responded to that this morning. he said that america will always be prepared to defend itself, especially under the leadership of this president in the oval office, and that certainly remains true. again, when it comes to tariffs, the president has been very tough on china, not just now with 20%, and more with the reciprocal tariffs that will hit on april 2nd, but look at what he did in his first term. there were billions of dollars worth of tariffs that he implement it on china, and it is quite telling that the previous administration did not rescind those tariffs because they realize the value that they had in not only to deterring china but also raising revenue here in the u

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

sarah's cousins, lauren and lindsay.tening to him nonchalantly, like it's no big deal. it's somebody's life. it was sick. it was just sick. keith morrison (voiceover): it took a while for carly and sam to process what they'd heard from the boy they knew as sarah's good friend. it was disgusting. how can you take someone's life for their money and then not be happy with the money that you killed them for? he also wasn't happy that he didn't feel more, that he felt the same after as he did before. it really ticked me when he said sometimes you try new things and expect to feel something, and he said he didn't feel anything. but he said to try new things, like just killing someone, trying new things. keith morrison (voiceover): sarah's father had kept his steady composure throughout the trial, but hearing that tape, he broke into quiet sobs. keith morrison: i was there the day when they played that tape. and i kept thinking, what is this like for that poor man? you hadn't heard that before. no. i knew some of the content, b

and in his first term, president trump tapped lindsay mcmahon to lead the small business administration where she was known for listening to small businesses to make the sba a more effective agency. she will bring valuable experience and incredible work ethic, and a passion for education, to her new role leading the department of education. mr. president, she has a big task ahead of her. let's acknowledge that. in january, the nation's report card revealed american students are still struggling to make up ground lost during the pandemic. reading scores among fourth and eighth graders declined again. after falling in 2022 and 2019. one third of eighth graders are reading below a basic level, the highest proportion ever recorded. math scores showed modest improvement, but still remain below pre-pandemic levels. and there's a widening gap in student performance. mr. president, this should concern all of us. as the son of two public school educators and father of two daughters who went to public schools, i know this problem isn't going to be fixed by washington bureaucrats. it's going to be

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