marie? >> marie: the trump team has said that the worst go for a spirit. >> harris: there's a lot of transparency, we see. >> marie: i've been on this network many times, i support convicted criminals being deported. we said from the early flights took columba lim at columbia and included pregnant women, and children. >> harris: did they come over illegally? >> marie: they did not commit crimes. a spin on first is that. >> marie: speaking with people that's convicted violent crimes. let me finish, are we okay deporting pregnant women that have not committed a crime except for coming here, then the donald trump team should say that. freedom of expression and protest is still legal in this country, we may not like it, and to brian's point, i think you make a good point about who are they trying to convince here, who are are they trying to convince. i think that some of the most effective arguments i've seen made are for example people in the restaurant industry. people in the home health care

the audience. >> go ahead, mary. but apparently. >> go ahead, mary.n. so you go. >> ahead and better audio. okay. that's what that's that's that's what i'm asking for. >> go ahead. >> mary 2025. >> go ahead. continue. >> go ahead mary. >> so can you hear me now? >> america can. >> okay okay. >> so there are multiple cases and some are brought like our case, by actual pregnant women whose babies would be affected by this birthright citizenship order. others are brought by the states. right. two different groups of states who who would be affected because if a number of their residents are no longer considered citizens and the federal government doesn't provide certain benefits, that means those states are going to have to take over providing those benefits. now, obviously, the legal issues are the same. in all, there's just different plaintiffs and that those legals have to do with sorry, i was getting re hearing myself. so we still have audio issues. apologies if it's making me sound very stilted. so the legal issues are about what does the 14th amend

mary lincoln, mrs. and abraham lincoln. never mary todd lincoln. what's interesting is william herndon, who lincoln's law partner and had tried to court mary and did not like her and liked when she rejected him and even less so later when he she married abraham lincoln, his law partner. he you said this name after lincoln died and he did speaking tour and he was also a part of this sort of cabal. lincoln's eldest son and only living son at that time to have mary lincoln institutionalized, because her son wanted to run for office. and there was the belief that she was embarrassed. and so a sort of kangaroo court was conducted. she was found guilty, given as evidence was testimony by many people who had never met or had not interviewed her at all for these purposes, had met her in passing, had met her when husband was dying, when her children had died. so it was not a fair and just trial. and of course, she was out a year later and her son was ruined. yet what remains is this idea that mary lincoln was crazy. and so i try address that. there are cert

saint mary's up five.nd half gonzaga is down three ryan nembhard drills the three from the top of the key. game tied at 58. and then we have one minute left. gonzaga down two. ike a layup but is rejected by harry wessels. wessels gets the block and he is fired up about it. saint mary's still up two. final seconds of regulation. gonzaga down eight. airballs three from the corner. saint mary's wins 6258. well. university of san francisco men's basketball team handled business on their home court. marcus williams had 17 points, helping the dons defeat washington state, 7551. usf took the lead with four minutes left in the first half. they held on to that lead throughout the game. the dons will host saint mary's on thursday night. santa clara men's basketball dominated pacific from start to finish. the broncos went on a 22 to 5 run two minutes into the game, and they never looked back. they blew out the tigers 8349. christoph tilly scored a team high 19 points to log his team leading 19th double digit scoring

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so it it appears to be a loss of control situation. >> mary. >> mary, it sounds like the the, the data that pete was sharing, at least initially here, is that it was airborne for less than 50s. so you were talking about seconds with a fully fueled up jet. uh, a lear 55, again, more comparable in size to the american airlines regional jet than it would have been to a sort of single engine, small, um, you know, recreational aircraft. >> right. and and pete also mentioned it was mexican registry. so if it was going, say, someplace in mexico, it would have had to have sufficient fuel on board to get to its destination to get to another emergency, a second location, in case it had to do a missed approach. and then 30 minutes beyond that. so this plane could have had an awful lot of fuel, depending, of course, on where it was going. but that explains the huge fireball. the, the the just the incredible fires that we're seeing online. but those are the fuel requirements. obviously, we don't know where this plane was going. that information will probably come out fairly quickly because there's

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gary and mary, thank you so much for for joining us. i'm so sorry that we're talking under these circumstances. gary, can you just talk a little bit about about ryan, because my understanding is he was such a good crew chief that he was the guy called upon to train other crew chiefs in everything about the blackhawk. >> yeah. >> that's correct. he had. >> been doing this for ten years. um, he was a natural. >> born teacher. uh, loved working with people. loved working in the blackhawk. so, uh, part of his mission is to, you know, not only train other crew chiefs, but to work with the pilots when they go on different missions and when they go on an actual assignment in the field. the crew chief doubles as the door gunner. so that would that was his responsibility as well. when he was in afghanistan. >> mary, you must have been so concerned about him when he was in afghanistan as the crew chief, as gary was saying, he was the the door gunner on those missions. >> yes. >> absolutely. um. >> i was. >> worried the entire. >> time he was over

mary. the other question, of course, is what was happening with the plane itself, with the american airlines jet. and there were some questions from the ntsb over the weekend about a potential upward pitch. let's watch a little bit of what those ntsb investigators told reporters, and we'll talk about it on the other side. take a look. >> fdr data showed. >> the airplane beginning to increase its. >> pitch. >> sounds of impact. >> were audible. >> about one second later. >> was it trying to pull. >> up before the collision? is that what you were saying? >> i can tell you at one point, very close. >> to the impact. >> there was a slight. >> change in pitch. >> an increase in pitch. that is something that we will get you more detail on. >> mary, what does that tell you? that increase in pitch. >> well, it increase. >> in pitch is. >> you know, in layman's terms is pointing the nose higher in the sky. but with one second you don't really have time to get away from a rapidly approaching collisio

i'm an adjunct history professor at the college of william and mary. and today you find my class era of jamestown here in some special collections. that's our library on campus where they have pulled for us array of items relating to history of jamestown and my lecture for the day is also detailing how jamestown was lost and i mean that a physical geographical sense. i also wanted to examine how jamestown was, quote, lost too to memory and the ways in which especially in the 19th century virginia, anne's and americans more broadly sought to to find jamestown reclaim jamestown in on the assumption that the physical location was gone. so that's the context and off we go so all semester we've been progressing through the of jamestown approximate one decade per week with some extra attention given to setting the scene for the contact and conflict that followed. we've learned, philip levy, that the palisade constructed in 1634 to demand kate to the bounds english territory became backbone for english settlement patterns, drawing well-to-do planters such the

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paul: barrio -- ma-mary let's to marco rubio tripped.americas and wrote about it for us this week. what do you think his goal is there? >> partly i think marco rubio is controlled the americas. he has parents are from cuba and he speaks spanish but the main objective in making this trip was to exert hegemony over the region as it once was. china has made huge incursions onto the western howitzer with the u.s. almost doing nothing about it. so, he was sort of trying to lay down a marker to say we are back. we are the hedge men in this part of the region in china needs to get out. paul: using that is the overriding goal? you've written for years about chinese and venezuelan elsewhere elsewhere. china with its investments a lot of countries have welcomed china in, how are you going to get them out? works you can tell the countries you can be friends with us or you can be on the other side is going to more comfortable for you to be friends with us. paul: you like that kind of diplomacy? >> i think that's okay for that the difference between

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so as mary pointed out. so i think that that, uh, it looks to me like there was some kind of, um, failure that caused the stall of the aircraft. it wasn't. it's going straight in, uh, just horrific to watch that, isn't it? >> you said prone to stalling. what? why would why would something be prone to stalling? >> well, because of the critical weight and balance. so it's a swept wing aircraft. it comes back. it has winglets that go straight up on the sides. so what happens is that that as the fuel is burned off of that airplane, it changes the direction. it changes the center of gravity of the airplane. so it's important that you fuel it properly, that you have the right fuel in the wings, that you don't do the tail first or burn off everything in the in the wings before the tail. so if it's loaded up in the tail, it would cause the weight and balance to make the aircraft go like this. so that's what you want to make sure is that that that that is fueled that the fuel three different fuel cells are balanced p

our mary lee introduces us to the st.y's high school college, serena griffin, who was recently honored at the white house as a young. who leader making change in her community. >>> serena griffin is a published author, activist, singer, leader, and mentor. >> i'm 17 and going to college. >> reporter: will she's a senior at st. mary's college high school, not only looking forward to her own future, but also the future of other young girls of color. every thursday after school, you can find serena here at her old elementary school, oxford elementary. >> hi. >> hi. >> how are you? >> reporter: serena meets with fourth and fifth grade girls for the young poet's program she founded. she created the program to empower girls of color to express themselves through poetry, song writing, and story telling. building their confidence, and developing a strong sense of sister hood. fourth grader, dallas, read the poem the girls wrote together. >> the light inside of me, lights the sky. you can see it in my eyes. no need to fight. i can

the idea of several of us allies in the region, including saudi arabia, egypt, and to okay, what a mary ellen o'connell as a professor of law and of international peace that is the university of notre dame and the united states. she joins us from south bend in the state of indiana. welcome to the w. do you see any way that the us could do this? legally? it, yes, it could do what president trump has suggested legally with the consent of the palestinian people. but i've seen no indication that there's any interest pest, pest, and even people in transferring their sovereignty in their territory to united states as president trump calls in ownership. it would be great. it was a conceptual agreement in which the us provide substantial a to rebuild godsa and to even rebuild the west bank and create the riviera and the least. i'm sure everyone would like that. as long as it's under the wishes under the control of the casting people, right? so they could be a carrot and all stick in this. couldn't that could be, well, if you don't let us do this, we'll just let you live with the rubble around y

mary's will finally be ranked after beating them for their 10th straight win.season. st marys jumped to a 14 point lead in the first half but it was a back and forth down the stretch. the freshman lewis got a couple big shots. it pushed it back to five. lewis had 16 off the bench. the final minute, they were down two. they went to their big guy, and harris held his ground for the block. each minutes after mitchell filed out. five seconds left and they go to ek for the win and he throws up an airball. st marys hangs on to beat them 60-58 and they have a three-game lead in the wcc. get non-his team and the bears made only four field goals in the first half against syracuse. the orange were a little efficient at putting the ball on the who. starling with a three-point play. syracuse won . stanford lost by 24 at smu. also winners, . they put down washington state and the broncos got the best. the annual 50th -- the 50th annual charlie rita meyer all-star game had a dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five

mary katharine ham.an williams, and josh kraushaar, editor in chief of the "jewish inside it." you know the deal on the table, there's millions impacted. here's the fork in the road, the designation that has come out in an email but is also on the obm government website. the federal workforce is expected to undergo significant near-term changes. as a result, you may wish to depart the federal government on terms that provide you with sufficient time and economic security to plan for your future. and they added open could have a nice vacation." >> josh: very kind. i think you are looking at a trump a administration that, think about what they want to do differently. they are trying to reduce the federal footprint and they figure out how to do it. 6% of the federal workforce shows up for work on a day-to-day basis. there is not an american taxpayer anywhere in this country that thinks that is susceptible. this is one way to remedy all of that. >> shannon: senator tim kaine have a democrat out of virginia,

she won the race by 39 seconds ahead of marie schreiber. — he's joint leader with england's justin rose and lowry. suffered a shock defeat at the world masters. dimitri van de bergh tonight, hoping to add another. littler will now turn his attention to the premier title next week. he's into the semi—finals with a 4—1 win against australia's damon heta. form as he averaged 104. he'll face danny noppert for a place in the final. to beat championship side bedford blues a3—26 in the premiership rugby cup. bath dominated the first half with a 31—12 scoreline at half time. the game and secure the win. bath's bonus—point win puts them four points clear were refusing to go away. cross world cup campaign off to the best possible start. in fact she won every round, from qualification through to the big finals, which puts her at the top it's great. yeah, it is a big trip over here, and really last year was a struggle at the start and, yeah, to be able to start on top and, yeah, with some good racing i am really happy to have started today with my ridi

>> david: mary bruce at the white house again tonight. thank you, mary. >>> tonight, the chaotic moment on capitol hill, when democrats called for elon musk to testify to explain to the american people what he's doing, after being given access to the personal information of millions of federal workers. tonight, the cia, the newest agency affected, and millions of federal workers now have 24 hours to respond, will they take the buyout? and late today at the white house, president trump signing an executive order banning transgender women from competing in women's sports. how many players does this affect? and what the ncaa is saying about this, just moments ago. here's our senior political correspondent rachel scott tonight. >> reporter: tonight on capitol hill, democrats calling on elon musk to testify before congress, demanding to know what he's really up to, now with access to millions of federal workers' personal information. >> i move that the committee subpoena elon musk to come report as a witness at the earliest possible moment. >>

mary: the president has identified two problems of the border.y has on occasion talked about the trade deficit that we have but it's hard to know what weight he places on these factors. for today's announcement, it looks like it was on the border. >> when he talks about canada, he complains about the trade imbalance, which has existed for decades. canada sells more goods and services to the u.s. than advise from us. does that justify tariffs? >> there's no reason we should have balance bilaterally. there's no reason that the grocery store should buy as much for me as i buy from it. there is no reason why canada should not sell to us and then use those resources to produce things to sell to the rest of the world. there's really no reason or welfare implication of us having a trade deficit with canada or any other country for that matter. geoff: he's also acknowledging now that if these tariffs take effect it will hurt american consumers, at least in the short term. he said it's a little bit of pain but people understand that. so much depends on wh

>> david: mary bruce with us again tonight. mary, thank you. >>> we turn now to a deadly plane crash overseas. a u.s. marine and three contractors onboard have been killed. the plane contracted by the pentagon flying an intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance mission when it went down in the philippines. witnesses reportedly saw smoke coming from the plane and an explosion right here before the crash. >>> back here in the u.s. tonight, we have disturbing video showing the attack of a priest during a mass in spokane, washington. police say the suspect charging the altar. here's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: tonight, frightening moments during a mass inside this spokane, washington, cathedral. with hundreds of worshippers gathered, a man suddenly standing up and charging the altar, then attacking one of the priests. trying to punch him in the face. >> aah! >> it's all right, just calm down. it's okay. it's all right. it's okay. it's okay. it's all right. >> someone get the security guard. >> i thought it was kind of that s

mary bruce at the white house. our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell flying over gaza tonight. >>> this evening, the fbi has now turned over to the justice department a list of thousands of fbi agents and employees who worked on january 6th cases, involving the people who attacked the capitol and police. and tonight, fbi agents now filing at least two lawsuits against the justice department, claiming their own department is now targeting thousands of agents and employees who were doing their jobs investigating the horrific attack. >>> tonight, two of president trump's most controversial cabinet picks clearing major hurdles now. tulsi gabbard and robert f. kennedy jr. and the republican senator, also a doctor, who had reservations about rfk jr. on why he's now supporting him. he's also up for re-election. >>> we're tracking that dangerous ice storm set to bring treacherous driving from the midwest to the northeast. multiple states. and in the east, as well, multiple major cities in the path of this storm. d.c.

david p >> david: mary bruce leading us off the at the white house. mary, thank you. >>> the other developing headline at this hour we have learned the fbi has followed an order to turn over to the justice department a list of thousands of fbi agents and employees who worked on january 6th cases involving people who attacked the capitol and police. tonight, fbi agents now filing at least two lawsuits against the justice department, claiming the agents are now being targeted by their own department for doing their jobs investigating the horrific attack on the capitol and on officers. let's get right to our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas with us live. pierre, what have you learned? >> reporter: david, the fbi has just turned over information about thousands of its employees to doj headquarters, and it's causing an outcry. they say they simply acted on assignments given by their bosses and were following on court orders to investigate trump's handling of classified documents and to investigate and arrest those who participated in the violent a

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so there's a lot, you know, to mary's point. there's a lot that goes into an investigation.a very methodical, um, sadly, we've had a couple of these in close order. right. but if you go back and look at the, you know, over, over time, we've gotten progressively safer. why? because what we are seeing is that. operators, operators, airlines part 135 are required to have safety management system. the net result of that has made us somewhat safer. but going back to your point, just quickly on the debris field, you look at things, you know, is it is it a narrow field? is it a wide field? those can be signs that investigators can use to to help determine the crash itself. >> you know, i hear that councilman's voice in my head when i asked what his community needed. and he said answers, he described the skepticism and concern that people have about aviation safety. and i know you touched on this, but what is your response when people are wondering, how could this have happened? a plane blows up in the sky, 40s into takeoff. >> well, and the one gentleman and i was quite impressed,

mary katharine ham. columnist for outkick.yron york, chief political correspondent of "the washington examiner." and sabrina singh, former pentagon deputy press secretary. thank you all for being here. mary katharine this is a big meeting today first foreign dignitary to visit the white house in president trump's second term. a lot to talk about the cease-fire as well as iran. >> yeah. it's an important that this is the first meeting. it's important, you know, the way that trump has talked about it leading up to it. i know their personal relationship can be maybe slightly complicated in the past. but the idea that trump is going to probably reverse our deference during the biden and obama administrations to iran policy which i think has led us to far too close inevitability of nuclear weapon at some point. the fact that he has given authorization for weapons to israel that biden was unwilling to give, i think that's his default sort of gut position on israel and one that the israeli people and netanyahu, of course, appreciate

i'd like to introduce civic art collection and public art program director mary to thank you. thank you, commissioner and happy lunar new year to you all. i just have one announcement which is an rfp, an rfq that we have open. it's for artists or artist teams to submit qualification ins for a mural a temporary mural project for the san francisco main library. as a reminder, we're going to commission an artist partner with the association at the rama touche. aloni to create a temporary vinyl mural that conveys the importance of intergenerational knowledge and wisdom sharing from an indigenous perspective . the application closes on march 3rd and that concludes my report. >> thank you so much mary and i'm sure you guys will be blasting out the rfq and yeah and we have yeah but we can do so again. >> thank you and here here to happy lunar new year to everyone i was going to mention that in the new business and announcements but now seems like an appropriate time as well so happy new year to everybody. >> all right then checking any public i'm sorry any commissioner comments or qu

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there is a certain point in the play where i go down to my mom mary, and hug. it is like this is my son, i know him. it was a beautiful moment, just very emotional and affirmative. if you look at the disciples before that, they are scared and hiding in the upper rom. after they encounter jesus risen, they are ready to go to the ends of the world. they have that intense zeal which wasn't had before the bodily presence of christ could affirm them and they were so convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt because they had been with him 40 days like that and now they are ready to roll. >> you work with young people, chaplain at a state college, university t. are they interested in this? do they find the resurrection more difficult doctrine than they might expect? >> i think it is a challenge. it is easy to believe he suffered and died, you know. that is pretty much a historical point. but the risen part, yeah. there is a movement among the young people to meditate on it or be in the presence of the blezed sacrament, the host who conseerate during mass which we believe i

host: connecticut, republican line, anne-marie is next. caller: yes, good morning. i'm going to be addressing this for my spiritual point of view, i don't know who president trump's spiritual advisors are right now, but they have either all gone woke or they are not communicating with our president. i voted for president trump three times. i attended his inauguration in 2017. i love this man, but this is totally preposterous. first of all, you don't divide the land, and when the palestinians are crying out from the river to the sea, they would like to push israel into the sea, you cannot negotiate with demons. hamas is demon possessed terrorists, ok, and israel has every right to eradicate that land of these terrorists. host: but the idea of rebuilding the land, what is wrong with that proposal? caller: well, first of all, what is the united states doing going over to israel? i mean, that is totally preposterous. i and this is not a lock. -- luck. most of the middle east countries hate israel. just read the bible. they are all going to come against them. and the onl

>> steve: okay, mary, we're gonna go to you. you can't reach. >> oh. >> steve: okay, let's see. >> yeah, yeah, that's a a great -- >> steve: let's see upper back. [ chime ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: whoa! >> steve: okay, gianni, it's up to you. >> okay. all right, yes. i'm going to say the eye, because you don't want to go scratching around in your cornea. it's bad. >> steve: that's true. >> okay. [ light laughter ] >> steve: might go blind. >> you think the reason why -- >> steve: can we see eye? >> tariq: good answer, good answer. [ negative chime ] >> no! >> steve: oh. [ sad tuba ] >> steve: back to tariq. >> oh, shoot. >> steve: yeah, one more back -- if you -- they get a chance to steal if you don't get this right. >> tariq: oh, my goodness. i'm gonna say foot. >> steve: foot. let's see foot. [ drumroll ] [ chime ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: what? that's insane. oh, my gosh. ♪ okay, foot. >> steve: time for round three. xolo, mary, you guys are up. >> jimmy: he said that -- he said that with a question. ♪

mary schiavo, thank you so much for speaking with us. >> thank you. >> all right. we have breaking news right now in gaza city. we're waiting for hamas to release an israeli american man. he has been held hostage since the october 7th attacks. we're looking at live pictures right now of what's taking place in gaza city. we see the red cross there. they're expected to take signal from hamas and take him to israeli officials now. a short time ago, hamas handed two other hostages to the red cross. israel says calderon and the other released hostage, yarden bibas, are now back in israel. so as we look at these live pictures of what we're expecting momentarily to be the release of keith siegel. i want to go now to cnn correspondent jomana karadsheh, who's watching from amman, jordan. again, the contrast with this scene that we're seeing right now compared to what we saw thursday, is absolutely striking. take us through what you're seeing. >> well, as you mentioned there, kim, what we're seeing now appears to be a preparations for the imminent handover of american israel