she knows the livingston family well.i'm so sorry for your loss and that we were talking under these circumstances. i know you and your daughter flew to reagan national on a slightly earlier flight. um, when did you realize what what happened last night. >> yeah. thanks, anderson. we, um, arrived into reagan a few minutes before the crash. unaware of what happened. left the airport. and it wasn't until we had arrived home that my daughter had come running in with a notification of the crash, and we immediately knew friends of ours that were on that particular flight. >> you. i mean, you knew the livingston family. your daughters skated together, as you said. you were at the same camp. can you tell us about them? what were they like? >> the livingston's were just. they were just a big personality family. they were. they were loving. they were thoughtful. donna and peter were extraordinarily supportive parents. they were loving parents. they were doing anything for their children. lydia and everly were like bright children,

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livingston says his office follows the california values act enacted in 2018. it mandates no state or local resources can be used to assist federal immigration enforcement and that schools, hospitals in court houses are safe spaces. it also means local enforcement cannot ask about immigration status share personal info or tell federal agents when suspects are released, they can notify ice or border protection if haney has felony convictions, warranting prison sentences within the last 15 years. and they can notify immigration officers of really state if it has already been made public. a former san jose police union manager will avoid jail time prison time after illegally importing drugs from foreign suppliers. joanne suh govia was sentenced to 3 years probation and 100 hours community service. we've reported on this in the past last october. so go be a confessed to running an illegal drug smuggling operation out of her home. she was smuggling for a supplier in india. so go via was an office manager for the san jose police officer's association who plans social

and sure enough, bob livingston had an issue on the personal side that got exposed. and with a with a little bit of fanfare, livingston took himself out of the running and all of a sudden we ended up with denny hastert, a guy who, when he went to the office that morning on january 6th, had no idea that all of a sudden he'd be second in line to the presidency. when we had the vote later that afternoon. so there's a lot of drama today. we'll see how it happens. it's going to be a really razor thin, as we all know. as harry pointed out. >> what do you think that mike johnson should be wary about promising or giving up or deal making? where do you think he'll draw that line on deal making? >> well, i think most 99% of my my colleagues, their republican colleagues don't want to go through this again. there was a big black eye on the republican house conference two years ago, 15 ballots. i mean, we went, what, two weeks? almost. it seems. but january 6th, monday is the day that they count the votes for the the electoral college. they don't want to have that screwed up. not

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livingston says his office follows the california values act enacted in 2018. it mandates no state or local resources can be used to assist federal immigration enforcement and that schools, hospitals in court houses are safe spaces. it also means local enforcement cannot ask about immigration status share personal info or tell federal agents when suspects or released, however they can notify ice or border protection. if it's a teeny has felony convictions, warranting prison sentences within the last 15 years and notifying immigration offices and officers of really state if it has already been made public. all right. still ahead on kron for news at 4 lawmakers gather in sacramento for a special legislative session. what the group focusing on. plus. >> a group of democrats senators are working together to protect a part of former president joe biden's legacy. >> medicare drug price negotiations. i'm basil, john, reporting in washington. why they are calling on the trump administration to continue this work. >> today members of the legislature held their first com

well, 6.34 is the time turn our attention to contra costa county where the sheriff there, david livingstonresponding to the authorization. >> on arrests given to ice saying, quote, i don't anticipate changes from our roll or from state law. >> the reason is that we follow the law here in california, which limits our interaction with any federal official about immigration and quote, now livingston says his office follows the california values act which was enacted back in 2018 and it mandates no state or local resources can be used to assist federal immigration enforcement and that schools, hospitals and court houses are considered safe spaces. it also means that local enforcement can't ask about immigration status, share personal information or tell federal agents when suspects or released. however they can notify ice or border protection if a detainee has felony convictions, warranting prison sentences within the last 15 years and notifying immigration officers of a release date. if it has already been made public. >> bought 10 dive hot fall by and i thought so everybody know. >> several

we're seeing similar responses to coming from the east bay were contra costa county sheriff david livingston is responding to this authorization of arrests. >> that's been given to ice. he said in part, quote, i don't anticipate changes from our roll or from state law. the reason is that we follow the law here in california, which limits our interaction with any federal official about immigration and quote, now livingston went on to say that his office follows the california values act, which was put into law back in 2018 and it mandates that no state or local resource can be used to assist federal immigration enforcement and that schools and hospitals and court houses are considered safe spaces. it also means that local law enforcement can't ask about immigration status, share personal information or tell federal agents when suspects are released with the exception that they can notify ice or border protection. if a detainee has felony convictions that resulted in prison sentences in the last 15 years, they can also notify immigration officers of a release date of somebody who's in custody

livingston said his office allows state law or follows state law rather, which mandates that no state or local resources can be used to assist federal immigration enforcement. law enforcement officers are not allowed to ask about immigration status or arrest someone for a deportation order alone. >> california now joining 21 other states, the district of columbia and the city of san francisco in trying to block president trump's executive order seeking to end birthright citizenship. the president signed the executive order yesterday. it would prevent children born in the united states to migrant parents, the right of citizenship. that right is guaranteed in the u.s. constitution under the 14th amendment. legal scholars and the state attorneys general say it's not something the president can just eliminate with his signature. >> stands to impact more than 20,000 babies born each year in california. birthright citizenship is foundational to our nation's history. it's not new. not at all radical. >> the white house press team releasing a statement saying it is ready to face the states in

meantime, contra costa county sheriff david livingston is also responding to the arrest.is given to i saying, quote, i don't anticipate changes from hour roll or from state law. the reason is that we follow the law here in california, which limits our interaction with any federal official about immigration and quote, now livingston went on to say his office follows the california values act which was enacted back in 2018 and it mandates no state or local resources can be used to assist federal immigration enforcement and that schools, hospitals and court houses are still considered safe spaces. it also means local enforcement cannot ask about immigration status, share personal information or tell federal agents when suspects are released. there is a caveat, however, and that's a they can notify ice or border protection if a detainee has felony convictions, which warrant prison sentences within the last 15 years and also notifying immigration officers over really state if it's already been made public. >> with the directive from the department of homeland security about ic

meantime, contra costa county sheriff david livingston is responding as well too. >> the authorizationsts given to ice saying in part, quote, i don't anticipate changes from our role or from state law. the reason is that we follow the law here in california, which limits our interaction with any federal official regarding are about immigration and quote, now, livingston says his office follows the california values act which was enacted back in 2018 and it mandates no state or local resources can be used to assist federal immigration enforcement and that schools, hospitals and court houses are considered safe spaces. it also means that local enforcement cannot ask about immigration status, share personal information or tell federal agents when suspects are released. however, they can notify ice or border protection if the detainee has felony convictions warranty prison sentences within the last 15 years and also notifying immigration officers of a release date. it has already been made public. >> 5 thoughts and hot fall by and i thought so everybody know. >> several democratic lawmaker

peter and donna livingston, along with their daughters, 14 year old everly and 11 year old olivia, weren their way home from the u.s. figure skating championships. the girls instagram handle was ice skating. sisters. a family friend tells cnn they were talented and super bubbly, and remembered the livingstons as loving and filled with big personalities. and the national association of biology teachers says that it is devastated after learning its president elect, lindsay fields, was aboard that flight. the group calls fields death, quote, a tremendous loss. cnn's eva mccann joins us now. and you've learned a little bit more about two other teen skaters involved in their crash. in this crash. spencer lane and jinna han. >> yes, pam, we are getting to learn more about these disciplined and dedicated young athletes from the skating club of boston. hahn and her mother were killed along with spencer and his mother, christine lane. and when the community was just hearing about this, just processing this and what this all meant for all of them, they described it as like having your heart start

meantime, in contra costa county sheriff david livingston is responding to these. >> reports of ice being authorized to make arrests saying, quote, i don't anticipate changes. >> from our role or from state law. the reason is that we follow the law here in california, which limits our interaction with any federal official about immigration and quote, livingston went on to say that his office follows the california values act which was put in place back in 2018 and mandates, no state or local resources can be used to assist federal immigration enforcement and that schools and hospitals and court houses are to be safe spaces. it's also meetings. it also means that local law enforcement can't ask about immigration status or share personal information or tell federal agents when suspects are released except in cases the person that's being detained has a felony conviction that warranted prison sentences within the last 15 years or if they're notifying immigration officers of a really state that's already been made public. >> meantime, with this new directive from the department of homeland se

the last post reading, "is usa figure skating ready for all of this livingston?" they'd gone to the national development camp in wichita, which they were flying back from. we will be hearing from and expect to hear from this ice rink for the first time later today, kate. >> 67 people no in total we thi are lost. they're not all in the ice skating community. tell us about some of the others. >> reporter: yeah, well, as you were mentioning, there are attorneys, soldiers, college students. also, we're learning a little bit more about the final moments for some of the victims' lives and their loved ones' lives and how they're learning about it. raza went to pick up his wife and realized something was wrong. listen here. >> i was waiting, and i started seeing a bunch of ems vehicles speeding past me, like way too many than normal. my texts weren't going through. those were the two things that made me pull out twitter. she was the kindest person i've ever met. she went above and beyond and then took a giant leap over that. you know, when it came to doing things for othe

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their mother, donna, was very active in the girls lives, and the father, peter livingston, played hockey. and that's according to loved ones such a tight knit community. so much loss. there all around the world of figure skating. with us now, melissa gregory and denis petukhov. they lost several friends this week, including former russian world figure skating champions zhenya shishkova and vadim naumov. melissa and denis. first of all, it's nice to see you again. i so wish it were not under these circumstances. melissa. you first. just just tell us about your two friends here, your fellow coaches, zhenya and vadim. >> um. >> they were just. >> truly remarkable. >> individuals, is what i. can say. >> they were. >> wonderful people. they were beautiful skaters themselves. >> world champions. >> excellent coaches. >> great friends and amazing parents to their son, maksim. we have known them for quite a few years now. we participated in many events competitions, shows, spent holidays together. um, when we competed ourselves and then later after we retired and became coaches ourselves. we wer

olivia livingston. >> died alongside their parents, donna and peter. >> livingston. >> and their coacha, a. >> loss expressed by figure skating legends dorothy hamill and scott hamilton. >> these youngsters were in their teens and. >> they're the future. they were the ones that. >> were supposed to be, you know, the next. >> national olympic champions. >> to think that. >> they're gone is it's. i can't. wrap my head around the last 36 hours. it's just been devastating. and the loss is just beyond description. and i just my heart is shattered. >> joining us now, olympic ice dancers melissa gregory and denis petukhov. they knew three of the. >> crash victims. >> the skating coaches. >> vadim naumov. >> evgenia shishkova and alexander kirsanov. first of all, i'm very. >> sorry for your loss and. >> i thank you for being. >> with us, melissa. >> you just heard what scott had. >> to say. >> he can't wrap his. >> head around this. >> how do you even begin to try? i don't think that there's a way that we can. >> you know. >> wrap our head around it. you know, we all are shook by this. i know

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. >> reporter: 14-year-old everly livingston and her 11-year-old sister were bright rising stars in the world of figure skating. our washington, d.c. affiliate wjla spoke with the sisters in 2022. >> you get older, what do you want to do with skating? >> go to disney on ice. >> how about you? >> i want to be in the olympics. >> reporter: both lost their lives on their way home from a national skating camp in wichita, along with their parents, donna and peter. 12-year-old brianna beat cancer when she was 4 months old. she died with her mom. breel's mother telling me she was so proud to skate at that coveted camp just days before. what do you want the world to know about her and her competitive spirit? >> she was just such a fighter in everything she did, and she just lived life to the fullest with everything. >> reporter: kia duggens was a harvard law school graduate. she was flying to d.c. to start as a law professor at howard university in the fall. elizabeth keys died on her 33rd birthday. heading home early from a business trip to celebrate with her longtime partner, david sideman. >

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let me ask i mean, you talked about the life expectancy gap specifically between livingston, newark. can you share your thoughts on kind of how you think about life expectancy in relation to the quality of housing perhaps even the needs that people are going to have with respect to their housing? and how do you connect the dots there? sure. and i said the social determinants of health really dictate life access to food, access, quality health care, you know, access to a good education, access to housing, housing and housing costs, because that's really a funder mental need when people are spending almost half their income on housing and where they live. and if they have a crisis, it makes it difficult for them. get quality health care makes them difficult for them to get quality food they're eating a lot of food that they can afford. a rung, cheap and highly processed foods right, access and not high quality access to health or childcare, for that matter. so they're in these communities around all these negative social determinants that are wearing down on their life, right? that mak

and building a new livingston avenue bridge right here in albany.ntire package to help build of the great city of albany. this year, i'm backing an mta capital plan. and we must end decades of failure, to make the hard but necessary investments in this critical infrastructure. because if we come up short, the future of our transit system and the economic strength of our state could be jeopardized. and we can't talk about the future without talking about education. it is the great equalizer unlocking opportunity for all. [applause] while he worked at the steel plant, my dad's college degree lifted my family out of poverty and opened doors to better paying jobs. and working with the legislature -- again i thank you -- over the last two years, we've more than doubled tuition assistance at suny and cuny and expanded eligibility. and now, we're going even bolder, we're going to make community college completely free for students ages 25-55, completely free, everything, books, transportation, for those who enter high-demand fields like advanced manufactur

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then later, from livingston, new jersey, his album "return to zero" comes out march 14th. neal francis. tomorrow night, we'll be joined by tim allen and nicole byer, with music from maggie rose. please join us. our first guest is just the man we need at a time like this. he's one of the funniest guys in the whole world, with a new stand-up comedy special. "drop dead years" premieres march 14th on hulu, and on march 10th, he makes his broadway debut in "glengarry glen ross." please welcome bill burr. >> thank you. >> jimmy: good to see you, you had to evacuate your home? >> yes, like most people. i got lucky and winds moved, but the fire was coming. i got lucky and i think everybody did a great job, unlike the internet. >> jimmy: right? >> all these fire experts, why didn't you fly a helicopter into the ocean? i don't know, it was ones [ bleep ] winds, you want to do that, you lunatic? this was mismanaged. >> jimmy: the big word. >> like some idiot on the internet knows how to manage the worst fire in l.a., sitting in his underwear. looking at footage on the internet, i hav

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livingston said his office follows state law, which mandates that no state or local resources can be used to assist federal immigration enforcement. law enforcement officers are not allowed to ask about immigration status or arrest someone for deportation order alone. >> time now. 505 will state lawmakers and activists gathered at the capitol in sacramento for what they call a solidarity healing circle? they talked about the fear and the confusion that they say is caused by president trump's executive actions on immigration. some state lawmakers said they will fight to preserve the rights of the migrant community. >> we are doing everything we can as policymakers to making sure that we fortify california. >> there's no reason to be afraid. we have rights. we have programs that cover everybody. reach out. just know who to call and know your rights. >> also, state leaders talked about the president's executive order to end birthright citizenship. they hope that that aimed at aimed at blocking that order is a step in the right direction to protect migrant communities. now, you can get a

. >> and now the contra costa county sheriff david livingston responded to the authorization on arrests given to i saying i don't anticipate changes from our role or from state law. the reason is that we follow the law here in california, which limits our interaction with any federal official about immigration and to the quote. he also says his office follows the california values act enacted back in 2018 mandates, no state or local resources can be used to assist federal immigration enforcement and that schools, hospitals, courthouses our safe spaces. it also means local enforcement cannot ask about immigration status, share personal information or tell federal agents where suspects are released. however, they can notify ice or border protection if a detainee has felony convictions, warranting prison sentences within the last 15 years and notifying immigration officers a fairly of a release date. if it has already been made public. the justice department is directing federal prosecutors to investigate cities and states that obstruct immigration enforcement. the doj released a memo to e

don't giants livingston and her husband, peter were on the flight. >> as were their 2 daughters everly and olivia, the family had been living most recently in virginia and were members at the icehouse able operate can like. >> it's devastating like. to a call discover they can happen like a comic ahead. how? >> cassandra atkins lives and works in australia, designing skating outfits for her business frozen could tore she first met the family back in 2020 when she began making competition outfits for the girls and quickly became friends with the family. donald is just like big really was like, i think before those deals with it. the thing to do center of whole although she never met them in person. atkins made everly and olivia brand ambassadors and would routinely send them free gear as the 2 girls pursue their passion, getting pictures and videos sent to her from dawna all the time, like says, love skating. so i'm >> and when they went skating, they were roller skating. all of you know, when the ice was unavailable, jane, they what they had wheels on on dates like the in lawns, though

to rebuild the country and to improve the infrastructure and to look off to and to improve the livingston. those are the people. and this is why they're looking forward to see those trips bring about some support for the country. it's along with the positivity that seems to be the with syrians. there's been a lot of changes for the last month. the people concerned at all about losing some aspects of the culture under this new administration. the, for example, is a decision by the mid assume in education to change some aspects of the, the, the education curriculum which triggered a backlash for many people. think that this is not the time to do it and that this new kid take a government does not have the full authority to introduce for changes until that is a national conference and youth institution and a transitional government. so we're getting the sense that many people to and so you can see that this new administration could just further expand, is influenced as we're going to see in this report. this is a score for syria as most talented many have not returned since the full of asset

so the system to be able to improve the livingston, the ultimate, they were talking to the boss and administration, which when it came to paula found most of the state coffers impressive by the former regime. now the only hope for the time being is financial assistance from the international community and from countries of the space. the trip by the, the upcoming trip by the same is a for enough as a side, let's say, but i need to saudi arabia is looking forward to more financial support and political support of the same time that could be conducive to a better situation here in city of thought me or i will leave it that has them on the bottle and as late as gather and told focus on the future of syria, many people still try to find out what's happened to them. missing loved ones was i'm going to buy it is live for us outside to night presented damascus, with thousands of people were imprisoned during the asset regime and assignment for full van. it's hard for them to start a new chapter in 2025 without accounting full. they're missing loved ones, right? the absolutely send me in here and sit near

. >> the livingstons were just they. >> were just. >> a big. >> personality family.hey were. >> they. >> were loving. they were thoughtful. donna and peter were extraordinarily supportive parents. they were loving parents. they were doing anything for their children. lydia and everly were like bright children, very talented skaters and super bubbly, just loving, talented. and it's just a tragic loss to our community. >> those beautiful faces. that's a friend. remembering the family of four, including 11 and 14 year old figure skating sisters, all killed in the dc plane collision. of the 67 people who died in that tragedy, 14 were members of the figure skating world and were returning from championships and an elite skating camp in kansas when this happened. now this leaving a community that just devastated this morning and paying tribute to these athletes, coaches and parents. cnn's ed lavandera has more we just wanted to be here with each other. >> six members of the skating club. >> of boston. >> died wednesday. olympic medalist nancy kerrigan. >> came together wit

. >> the livingston. >> family was returning to their home in virginia. >> the family of four. >> wasita for the u.s. figure skating championships last weekend. lindsay fields, a community college biology teacher from kansas. promising youth skaters angela yang and sean kay and their coach, alexander sasha kurzanov and luciano and franco aparicio. >> a father and. >> son from chile. >> skating champion lorenzo. arellano lost. four friends in the crash. >> it's just really sad. they all have so much potential. >> sadness has reached every corner of the country. young skaters in california. their coach knew many of the victims. practiced in silence. >> as a tribute to. those that died. in detroit. >> other skaters mourn their friends. >> it's difficult. >> to describe. >> that kind of loss. >> it's really. >> brought the skating world to its knees. >> victims young and old and in the prime of their lives. kiah duggins. >> a civil rights attorney from wichita. who dedicated her life to helping others. she gave a ted talk in 2017 on helping underrepresented students. >> by reaching. >> ou

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harold is in livingston, tennessee on the line for democrats. go ahead, harold. caller: yes, ma'am. i think they should look at policy that taxes the wealthy more. in time, they need to look at churches and other nonprofit organizations, as they call them , to pay taxes on things. because they just get all this money and never pay taxes on it. it's to help the people that they are supposed to be helping, but churches are just building massive churches with that money. i think it should be taxed and i really don't like the thing that musk, two people of non-american nationality, they are ruining our economy. host: musk and ramaswamy are american citizens. caller: they are, ramaswamy was born here, i understand that completely, but you know it's like becoming a chinese citizen or whatever with this big job. my dedication and loyalty would always be to my home country. i don't like that part of it. not that they aren't smart, they are very capable of doing the job. but i think that when you get around, here in tennessee we have a runaway system where people here, they take a job that p

harold is in livingston, tennessee on the line for democrats. go ahead, harold. caller: yes, ma'am. think they should look at policy that taxes the wealthy more. in time, they need to look at churches and other nonprofit organizations, as they call them , to pay taxes on things. because they just get all this money and never pay taxes on it. it's to help the people that they are supposed to be helping, but churches are just building massive churches with that money. i think it should be taxed and i really don't like the thing that musk, two people of non-american nationality, they are ruining our economy. host: musk and ramaswamy are american citizens. caller: they are, ramaswamy was born here, i understand that completely, but you know it's like becoming a chinese citizen or whatever with this big job. my dedication and loyalty would always be to my home country. i don't like that part of it. not that they aren't smart, they are very capable of doing the job. but i think that when you get around, here in tennessee we have a runaway system where people here, they take a job that pay

and also, listening to senator livingston -- no, langston of oklahoma, and he brought up this "sportscenterbarrel spending. we're actually spending money on the stupidest things and he said in his speech, if we reduce this "sportscenter" barrel spending, we could be saving over $1 billion per year for our country. so why don't we look at "sportscenter" barrel spending? thank you. host: let's go to mary. mary in nevada. the democrats' line. caller: good morning. this connection between musk and trump is very dangerous, rallying all these right wing extremists. and music, he has no -- he was not elected to hold office. why he has space in the white house is beyond me. now he's out there trying to erase history in germany like trump wants to erase history from january 6. you saw it on tv. there were videos. they're not hostages, they were domestic terrorists and others were charged for sedition and they pled guilty and had their day in court. they were guilty. as far as money goes, what he's doing is a photo-op using military assets to round up immigrants, immigrants he's hired his whole life.

otros 10 patinadores entre ellos las hermanas livingston estÁn en la fatÍdica lista que incluyÓ trescluir o no el petrÓleo. vamos a ciudad de mÉxico para contarnos si hay nueva reacciones y ademÁs si habrÍa alternativas para el paÍs vecino al sur. buenos dÍas. adelante. eric: buenos dÍas. efectivamente, un dÍa de gran expectativa en mÉxico porque no se sabe si efectivamente luego del anuncio que hizo ayer donald trump donde insiste en aplicar los aranceles 25% a mÉxico y canadÁ, no se sabe si va a presentar hoy un plan de respuesta mÉxico ante lo que se anunciado en estados unidos. toda la semana y en dÍas recientes la presidenta claudia sheinbaum dice que hay confianza que se llegue a buen tÉrmino con las plÁticas que tiene con la cancillerÍa y secretarÍa de economÍa. seÑala que cree que no se llegarÍa a la aplicaciÓn de los aranceles porque han habido conversaciones en todos los temas que han tenido tambiÉn incluso con empresarios. vamos a escucharla. claudia sheinbaum: no creemos que vaya a ocurrir la verdad. si ocurre tambiÉn tenemos nuestro plan. ya lo vamos a informar en su mom

i'm grateful my former national guard unit served for a year under general bob livingston and they developed a real fondness for their afghan brothers. and finally, i'm really grateful, my number four son, first lieutenant hunter wilson, served for a year as an engineer in afghanistan. so i would just really want to let you know that i am just so disappointed. hey, i really get trouble at home. i said i wanted biden to succeed. but this has not occurred, and we have just got to address this. with that, i yield back my time. rep. mccaul: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes mr. connolly. rep. connolly: thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you for your tenure and friendship and decency, serving as chairman. i would like to put a picture up, which seems to suggest, mr. secretary, that the republican narrative is correct about you. there you are with a prominent taliban negotiator. do our tech people have that picture? well, i have it here. isn't that you with a taliban negotiator, mr. secretary? sec. blinken: i'm afraid i can't see the picture, but i'm not aware of having spent any time wit