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maria: welcome back.e's a look where markets ended the week. and also the month as we closed out the month of february with declines. we got a fresh read on inflation with the latest pce index showing prices holding ted from december. they dipped slightly year-over-year but till above 2 president. investors are anxiously awaiting the start of new tariffs, 25% on canada and mexico, 10% on canadian energy and an additional 10% on china, all of which president trump says will take effect this tuesday. china, meanwhile, is vowing retaliation. joining me now is mark matson. mark, you say you're9 not concerned about the tariffs coming. >> no, i'm not really concerned about the tariffs because i think that donald trump is holding all the cards when you look at the trade between these countries. for example, over 60% of the gdp from canada comes from america. for mexico it's 70%. and from china it's 30%. so i think it's -- i think he's really leveraging this, he's trying to help shut down the borders, he's helpin

reportero: los agentes federales entregaron a la seÑora marÍa lo comento que aparentemente es una ordenla es por quÉ hicieron los destrozos dentro de su casa. >> mi error fue que yo no me detuve. ellos ya estaban adentro. reportero: en esta otra casa tambiÉn se hizo otro operativo similar. >> ellos echaron gases dentro de la casa donde habÍa mujeres y niÑos. reportero: Él es uno de los trovadores para la protecciÓn de familias migrantes. >> venimos para darle una alerta a la comunidad y la policÍa me sacÓ mÍ para proteger el operativo. reportera: una acciÓn que puede ser una violaciÓn a la ley santuario de california. >> quiero que la alcaldesa nos explique por quÉ la policÍa esta colaborando con migraciÓn. reportero: la alcaldesa indicÓ que sus agentes no ayudaban a control de trÁfico y aclarÓ que los agentes no participan en la vigilancia de migraciÓn y la unidad de respuesta rÁpida se recibieron seis reportes confirmados de operativo de inmigraciÓn esta maÑana. >> esos seis todavÍa parecen que son familias que ya buscaba migraciÓn o que estaban en una lista. reportero: jaime garcÍa,

maria: we will begin our q&a. moderators privilege, mostly out of curiosity, i would love to hear each of your first calls internally and your first calls externally when experiencing crisis. secretary schmidt? sec. schmidt: i notice when people come to my office or call me, if the first word they say is "so" -- that is a red alert that there is a problem. [laughter] when a conversation begins with "so" -- you go from there. a lot of it is making sure you are keeping everything in perspective. when you encounter crises, you don't overreact or ignore them but that you communicate in a way accurate and only about what you know and not about what you might assume. sec. simon: my first internal is to our communications director, peter gallagher, because he will present me with a menu. the first external call, i defer to him. he might say in the brain just, which includes our press secretary and others, well in this situation it's important the local folks know about this or a particular outlet, because they have been

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jaime: la casa de marÍa, fue irrumpido por los agentes quienes rompieron el candado de la puerta paraa a ella y a otra persona. >> llevaron a un muchachito que vivÍa conmigo que tenÍa 18 aÑos. jaime: que entregaron este documento que supuestamente es una orden de cateo la pregunta pero ya es por quÉ realizaron los destrozos dentro de su casa? >> mi error fue dejarlos entrar, pero ya estaban adentro. jaime: en esta otra casa tambiÉn se realizÓ otro operativo similar. >> entraron a la fuerza, no enseÑaron nada y echaron gases dentro de la casa donde habÍa mujeres y niÑos adentro. jaime: es una de las organizadores de las patrullas para la protecciÓn de familias migrantes quienes acudiÓ al auxilio. >> venimos con megÁfono para alertar a la comunidad que no saliera y la policÍa me sacÓ a mi para proteger el operativo. >> una acciÓn de la policÍa que pudiera considerarse como violaciÓn a la ley santoro de california. >> quiero que la alcaldesa expliquÉ pÚblicamente porque la policÍa estÁ colaborando con la migraciÓn. jaime: los agentes ayudaban al control de trÁfico mientras que seguridad

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we see russia is also responding to the exchange foreign ministry spokeswoman maria cut out of us as the us. preston showed restraints by not hitting the ultimate. so let's see. the former russian president, dimitri method of says so lensky gosh, a brutal dressing down defense analyst pabo, and how i says ukraine needs us support, defend the russian aggression. as your teams will be trying to support your brain, maybe try to step up what it's going to be rather hard for your brain to resist the rush of militarily without americans to pour. which right now is very questionable, even if you are, is ready a for american weapon supplied to play. and that was a suggestion that appeared some time ago because the public around right now in the washington begins and ends the end of trump theme a has of course, a seriously impacted of the crate in experts. but well, that's how the situation is right now. does plan to drop so right now being saying that the landscape doesn't want bees but puts in one space of that's the there is a possibility. the sky link will be a switch though, for your bra

asked in the oval office a russia is also responding to the exchange of foreign ministry spokesman, maria, that cut all of us said the us president showed restraints by not hitting but ultimate. so then the skate and foam or russian to present to meet treatment, but it, as it says, savanski gosh, a brutal dressing down defense on the list people. so i'm good how i says ukraine needs us support defend of russian aggression of the your team to be trying to support your brain. maybe try to step up what it's going to be rather hard for your brain to resist the rush of militarily without american support. which right now is very questionable, even if you are is ready, 8 for american weapons supplied to play. and that was a suggestion that appeared some time ago because the public around right now in the washington begins and ends the end of trump theme a has of course, a seriously impacted of the crate and efforts of but well, that's how the situation is right now. the split to drop. so right now being saying that the landscape doesn't want these but puts in one space of that's the, there's a

oval office. prussia is also support of responding to the exchange of foreign ministry. spokeswoman maria, the secretary of us, said the us president showed restraints by not hitting the ultimate so then ski and foam or russian president. dmitri mens with the says the licensee got a brutal dressing down defense on the pedal fund. how says ukraine needs us support to offend off russian, russian or your teams will be trying to support your brain. maybe trying to stepping up what it's going to be rather hard for your brain to resist the rush of militarily without americans to pour. wish right now is very questionable, even if you are is ready a for american weapon supplied to your brain. that was a suggestion that a b or some time ago because the public around right now in the washington begins and ends, the end of trump theme has of course, a seriously impacted of the crate and efforts of but well, that's how the situation is right now. to split the drums, so right now being saying that the landscape doesn't want bees but puts in one space of that's the there is a possibility that this kind

maria secretary says the us president showed restraints by not publishing ultimate, so then ski foam or russian president to meet 3 methods of says that landscape got a brutal dressing down in the oval office defense on the list pulse and get how it looks, the potential consequences of ukraine's route way through washington to your teams will be trying to support your brain. maybe try to step up what it's going to be rather hard for your brain to resist the rush of militarily without american support. which right now is very questionable, even if you are, is ready, a for american weapons supplied to play. and that was a suggestion that appeared some time ago because the public around right now in the washington begins and ends the end of trump theme a has of course, a seriously impacted of the crate and efforts of but well, that's how the situation is right now. it's clear to drop so right now being saying that the landscape doesn't want these but puts in one space of that's the there is a possibility that the sky link will be a switched off for your brain, which would, could be a th

reaction to the whitehouse exchange as being to uphold the us presidents. foreign ministry spokesman, maria's power less as the us president showed restrained by not punching below demands and then ski. and most of the former president dmitri med vetted, wrote on twitter, saying the incident peg finally gosh, a proper slap down in the oval office. and donald trump is right, the key regime is gambling with world war 3. that's bringing julia shop a lot of why she's standing by for us and moscow. and that has been as much cautious as it moves the landscape in russia, usually as they have support from europe. tell us about the reaction there of the. that's right, although we haven't had from the countries told police to ship, there were many opinions expressed by russia's, of the officials and the opinion makers. you mentioned form a russian presence, meet truman, nevada, and he called trump's rhetoric tools that landscape fee us review kind of a slap. i think that it was not enough and judge to stop miniature age to kids. while marie is a harbor for administrative foreign ministry spokesman and

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maria to one out in particular agrees to underwrite his costs to the middle east. and so michaux spends three years traveling throughout the middle east. he travels all the way up to the caspian sea, and then he returns to paris and he returns ladened with all of these treasures he carries back with him. he can. he's the person that's believed to be the first person to create a french to persian dictionary. he carries back something called the stone and. i read about this michaux stone and was described as 50 pounds. and it had this this kind of ancient hieroglyphics on it that nobody could interpret. actually, nobody could actually crack it until the mid-19th century, but everybody knew it was valuable because it had some sort of data on it. well, i went to paris to conduct research and to kind of walk in shows footsteps, and they had the stone out. the stone was only about this big, but was 50 pounds, which is pretty incredible. and he has hundreds new specimens and seeds. he arrives back at the court of france. they're blown away by him. and king louis, the 16th

um, you've had the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman, maria zakharova, saying that how trump and vance restrained themselves and didn't hit this scoundrel, it is a miracle of self-control. there has been a lot of public statements in that regard. you mentioned the the russian official kirill dmitriev, who's a key russian sort of envoy and has taken part in the us-russian talks that have been underway. he just sort of tweeted out the whole scene with the word historic. and i think that's pretty interesting as well, because it just shows you how this switch, this sea change in the attitude of washington under president trump is being perceived here in russia. it's being seen as a seismic change, um, which will have historical implications, uh, for europe and for the relationship between moscow and washington. and so, look, the kremlin have remained tight lipped. you know, vladimir putin hasn't said anything about this, but then he doesn't really have to. he can just sit back and watch his rivals, essentially, you know, tear themselves to shreds. and i think that's what's probably happeni

>> take maria, a health care worker i once represented. she works at the mission neighborhood health center. when i first met her 30 years ago, she lived in the mission close to the center. after several waves of gentrification through the mission she now lives in contra costa county commuting hours away and paying costly fares on bart to work in the neighborhood of her birth. to see residents who are strangers to her, the state's housing push wasn't designed for her. >> it's feeling market rate development that has left her and working families behind. we need a transformational a and comprehensive approach to address the housing affordability crisis. two years ago we did that with water with a water department in san francisco. we can do that with housing here in san francisco. >> people talk about new day in san francisco, the new day of collaboration and collaboration means working together actually understanding our differences and finding diplomacy to bring our ideas together for everyone to be served and not just the wealthy interes