and we are grateful to the people of the united states as women of i'm on this, i speak to mike kind of in washington and like, what are you hearing from washington? as the white house watches europe, strong show of support as a landscape well, the secretary of state market rubio has been talking about it. he says he has had no contact with these landscape ministration since the incident in the white house on friday. however, he says he has been in touch with both the foreign ministers of france and the united kingdom in the past 24 hours. clearly discussing this embryonic peace plan that the europeans are attempting to pull together, which they say will be run past the united states and growing up in consultation with united states. so very clearly, uh, the us remains engaged in the ukraine situation despite what happened on friday and the secretary of state, monica rubio has this to say, and we're trying to end the war. you cannot end the war unless both sides come to the table starting with the russians. and that, that is the point the president has made. and we have to do whatever w

have committed an absolute support for president trump in his a both in position on ukraine as mike kind of joining us from washington dc. many thanks, mike. a silly head head on alex's era. we're turning it to ruins of basis. we time coming to the syrians deflect the violence and chaos of the civil war. president donald trump makes english the official language of the united states in an executive order. it was false on a semi final lineup of crickets, champions, trophy is that the details coming up the the had a lot of there is feeling very spring like across the western and central parts of europe at the moment. we'll see those conditions stretch that way further, east has high pressure, pushes its way across much of the constant around the edges of that the we all seen some weather systems. one of those is going to bring more wind, so weather across scandinavia. so that snow falling in western parts of new wasting blustery winds across denmark, on woods to the baltics, and another line of snow and winter weather working its way across the western parts of russia. the wind continues to b

oh no, you've got to have one, mike-- that kind of thing. yeah, you gotta to keep doing it. t to do something. and be like-- you know what? i'll do it. keith morrison: mike took his party to a club in detroit. the investigation, however, was stalled. and so it was out of desperation really that in june 2016, they gave the media photos of this guy, captured from video shot at the party. what was that all about? so we had received a tip very early on investigation about a white male with a mustache that had showed up around 3 o'clock in the morning at a residence on war road. this was about a quarter mile or so-- not even-- from where chelsea's shoe was found. this guy shows up at 3:00 in the morning, pounding on this guy's door. says he's coming from the party-- he's looking for a place to stay. the gentleman says, you know, you can't stay here. you-- you have to get going. keith morrison: the party goer took a snooze on the man's front porch. but then he left, and the homeowner found the guy's vest the next morning, and called the tip line. the vest had a pocket knife and som

mike. thank you very much for not my kind of in washington dc for us. let's get the view now from guys and speak to honey, my motors on the line from guys a cd. i know it's pretty late at night. the and, and palestinians has been on edge as the 1st phase of the sci fi deal with is rad expired. how do you think this announcement by israel, of this temporary si, fi during ramadan, going to be received as well for a lot of people in across the gall, this trip, the just the hope was by the end a to there as already been, was shaking and going on per page to and what we're seeing right now is a continuous dis rarely attempts and persistence to extend phase one and a portion of the store by the very prime minister just in phase one rather than moving forward to what i agreed upon on page 2, and this is just the start of what people have expressed over the past few days. at the beginning, i've been passed between the release of, of the palestinians. the policies badges. some is really here that maybe one extra credit score is about ability of phase one or the

of grievance, they need to take responsibility for our own record. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my constituent mike addison was one of a kind a physical disability rugby league world champion with england and warrington wolves, and an avid volunteer for the club and foundation. he was a friend to everyone who knew him. tragically, he died at age 45, having taken his own life. one death by suicide is too many, and every suicide is preventable, but ons data puts the rate in the northwest at over double the rate of london and with a 17% increase last year. so can the prime minister outline what more can be done working across government to help warrington meet our target of eliminating suicide? >> i thank her for raising this tragic case and my thoughts, i'm sure the thoughts of the house are with the family, friends and teammates of mike at warrington wolves. i mean, she's right, mr. speaker, that one death by suicide is one too many, and reducing number is a vital part of our health mission. we are recruiting an additional 8500 mental health workers specially trained to support people at risk of suicide. we're committed to t

of grievance, they need to take responsibility for our own record. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my constituent mike addison was one of a kind a physical disability rugby league world champion with england and warrington wolves, and an avid volunteer for the club and foundation. he was a friend to everyone who knew him. tragically, he died at age 45, having taken his own life. one death by suicide is too many, and every suicide is preventable, but ons data puts the rate in the northwest at over double the rate of london and with a 17% increase last year. so can the prime minister outline what more can be done working across government to help warrington meet our target of eliminating suicide? >> i thank her for raising this tragic case and my thoughts, i'm sure the thoughts of the house are with the family, friends and teammates of mike at warrington wolves. i mean, she's right, mr. speaker, that one death by suicide is one too many, and reducing number is a vital part of our health mission. we are recruiting an additional 8500 mental health workers specially trained to support people at risk of suicide. we're committed to t

big mike: yeah, they did. they kind of like-- this was like their base for a little bit.tent or something? put up a tent, had a generator, porta potty. and i talked to my attorney and what we should-- how we should handle it. and he said, let's leave him alone for now, and eventually they'll go away. and we took that advice and we just kind of let them do their thing. and-- did they say, do you mind if we set up here? or did-- actually, i don't think they even asked. i think they just did. yeah. because they sort of suspected you? yeah, they kind of suspected me, and i don't think they really-- maybe they were trying to put heat on me, or something. maybe. you know, i don't know. keith morrison: meanwhile, a few sheriff's deputies joined the family and searched the fields behind mike's house with their atvs and a search dog and found nothing, but suspicion was in the air. that monday evening, at least as mike saw it, chelsea's mom, understandably very worried, took on an accusing tone. is she in your basement? is she in your trailer? do you have her-- like i have her lock

. >> santa fe deputies recovered two cell phones, three kinds of medicine mike waltz, medical records and a 2025 monthly planner from the home. right now. >> the manner and cause of death has not been determined. >> i'm maribel gonzalez reporting. >> an explosive white house meeting for the world to see. we're going to take a look at president trump's contentious relationship with volodymyr zelenskyy. plus, russia and china are looking to exploit the chaos in washington. the pitch they're making to disgruntled federal workers. >> on twitter, breaking the bird premieres march 9th on cnn. >> you're on. >> personal. jesus. someone to hear your prayers. someone who's there. reach out and touch faith. >> if you take or have taken humira for moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis and still have symptoms, you don't have to settle. ask your gastroenterologist to. switching to rinvoq is right for you. it's one of the latest treatments from the makers of humira. rinvoq works differently than humira and may help. rinvoq is a once daily pill that can deliver rapid symptom relief

for all the reasons i just listed and then that just kind of approach, i think we need a different type of leadership in the pentagon. representative mike walsh, author of the new book hard truths, coming up right before the the big election. thank you so much for doing this. it was it was i enjoyed reading the book kind of tracing, tying together your time as a green beret ceo of a company and then in government was was was a very

for all the reasons i just listed and then that just kind of approach, i think we need a different type of leadership in the pentagon. representative mike walsh, author of the new book hard truths, coming up right before the the big election. thank you so much for doing this. it was it was i enjoyed reading the book kind of tracing, tying together your time as a green beret ceo of a company and then in government was was was a very interesting journey to go on in the book. so thank you for for well, thank you. and if i can throw one more thing out there and none of the royalties are coming to me, they're going to the matthew pitino foundation as a foundation for one of my green berets that i lost and their family, and to the green beret foundation. so all the veterans charities and thanks so much to everybody who who buy it and take a look. it's great guys thank y

for all the reasons i just listed and then that just kind of approach, i think we need a different type of leadership in the pentagon. representative mike walsh, author of the new book hard truths, coming up right before the the big election. thank you so much for doing this. it was it was i enjoyed reading the book kind of tracing, tying together your time as a green beret ceo of a company and then in government was was was a very interesting journey to go on in the book. so thank you for for well, thank you. and if i can throw one more thing out there and none of the royalties are coming to me, they're going to the matthew pitino foundation as a foundation for one of my green berets that i lost and their family, and to the green beret foundation. so all the veterans charities and thanks so much to everybody who who buy it and take a look. it's great guys thank yhi, ever. welcome. thanks for joining us. my is i am i do events here at mcnally and we're thrilled to have these illustrious writers and translators and. all of you with us to help celebrate this translation of capital, the first new english translation 50 years. um, capital f

kind of stage was wrong. it makes us look weaker as a nation. it makes us less safe. >> you have been to ukraine a number of times. our last guest mikeurner has been in ukraine a number of times as well. neither the president nor the vice president have at all. j.d. vance, the vice president, said to zelenskyy, those are propaganda tours. is that what you did? did you go on propaganda tours? >> no. i went into patriot batteries and talked to the troops. every night they are defending themselves from missiles, trying to keep their population alive. i met with soldiers, some of which are amputees at this point. soldiers that just came from the frontlines to talk to me in person about what the situation on the ground is. i met with pilots there who were about to get their f-16s. we talked specifically about, how can you use this airplane in combat? i think j.d. vance, the vice president, it sounds like he is watching videos on the internet. to say to zelenskyy, you are not being thankful enough, i mean, zelenskyy thanks the american people all the time. i got to say, margaret, if we can end this -- i want this to end as much as anybody.

kind of alluded. >> to something similar. mike waltz these are supposed to be the, the. >> the adults. >> in the second administration. i mean, they're all, you know. sycophants to a certain extent. they knew when they were signing. up they. >> would have. >> to bend over backwards. >> to not. >> just do what the president wants. >> but kind. >> of, you know, suck. >> up to him. >> so they're there. >> in order to. >> do that, they need to go ahead and and. >> the person that somehow. >> slighted him, zelenskyy, who. >> is in. >> that room to. >> sign a. >> deal. >> a deal that. >> both he and president trump wanted but was. not in a position to look weak. >> why? >> because he's a leader of. >> a nation. >> at war. he is talking to his own troops. >> on the. >> on the ground. don't think he had any choice but to push back. >> he had no choice to. >> push back on the. >> most egregious developments that occurred in that meeting. >> it wasn't just. >> the fact that, you know, president trump was looking for a thank you. >> it wasn'

kind of a problem with a still a system of these 3. i mean one of the main targets was children. historical sources say the gosh, killed over 72000 children business it mike at the up, down of all of the knows up that of course i say you print down by may have done one of the done with gentle to go a b. c on, on that, and that is not even the germans themselves were horrified by the atrocities committed by the stash reflection of that. so the one that i mean, there's a lot to deal with global mistakes. theme is at least our structure. possibly it could be decided not to allow me just a little research on the in 1960, the americans launch the huge bellwether operation. documents smote the of the reading, found their way online. the us army chemical, coal research and development combined in june 1960, directed the dugway proving ground utah to investigate and develop into more logical field testing techniques designed to permit the quantity of evaluation of into a logical munitions. these tests form the basis for developing offensive biological weapons. no withstanding that in april 1972 the us britain and the so.

kind of a problem with a still a system of these 3. i mean one of the main targets was children. historical sources say the gosh, killed over 72000 children business it, mike and you have done a roll of nose up that of course i say of course a brand down by may have done one up front that they have just done with general goal a b, c on that and even the germans themselves were horrified by the atrocities committed by the stash reflection of that. so there's a lot from bill staying now. a theme is at least our structure. possibly it can be precise and not to allow me to say this a little research on the the priest. then please feel free to take notes of just good lloyd. those are right in the order to limit the more of the church, as i mentioned, that enough for 3 wisdom and maybe even the but i to even i still have an order for no worries at all and resort to tell us right click on especially here number one is our list, any sub list, the room that is on key out of my breast mistress to rescue the way number or the one that sure. and then for example, that patients of the, the, the coalition of the war and gas, the u. k. um from the pit to fall such plans

kind. >> of thing. >> now, we should remind people that mike wallace was one of the officials who specifically told went out and directly told president zelensky that he needed to leave the white house. after that contentious and personal and testy exchange in the oval office. now the president, president trump, has left the door open to zelensky having negotiations with him again. but we just aren't clear what the timeline is going to be. we also don't know if this rare earth minerals deal that was going to give the u.s. valuable rights to ukrainian minerals, whether that's even going to be on the table anymore. so a lot of questions here, alex. >> okay. thank you so much from the white house. we appreciate you, yamiche, for that. let's go to breaking news now from overseas where ukrainian president zelenskyy just wrapped up a much different meeting with uk prime minister keir starmer. joining me once again and nbc's megan fitzgerald in london. megan, how different was the mood at ten downing street today compared to yesterday's meeting with trump? and did that contrast seem intentional? >> you know, i

kind of checked out. >> yeah. >> a month ago they were kind of stunned and depressed. i think people are getting angry. >> and starting to reengage. mikeou so much. great to have you on the show. really appreciate it. after the break, cashing in on cruelty. why trump's plans for mass. deportations sound really good to people like the former blackwater ceo erik prince. next hour, i'll be talking to professor jeffrey sachs about what's next for russia's war in ukraine. after his rather explosive address to the eu explosive address to the eu parliament. if you take or have taken humira for moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis and still have symptoms... you don't have to settle. ask your gastroenterologist if switching to rinvoq is right for you. it's one of the latest treatments from the makers of humira. rinvoq works differently than humira and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can deliver rapid symptom relief, lasting steroid-free remission, and helps visibly reduce damage of the intestinal lining. rinvoq can lower ability to fight infections. before treatment, test for tb and do bloodwork. serious infection

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kind of means we're getting into spring almost. but i think anyone is trying to do a bonfire tomorrow night might be certainly disappointed if you do marshmallows, mike, a little soggy. yeah. there is that we're going to see. would write a lot of would cause it's gonna get a lot colder. i mean, these temperatures really going to take a hit here as we head through the weekend. of course, we snuck in one last day. >> of some fantastic weather outside many spots showing up in the 70's. in fact, temperatures go again up to 71 degrees. well above the average. 74 today in oakland, 77 in san jose. 78 live more and almost 90 or 80 degrees in concord and santa rosa. 79 and 68 degrees in half moon bay. so really nice weather out there now. but boy, things have changed. look at the golden gate bridge, all that fog that is rolling in through the golden gate right now that seabreeze has kicked back in. that can really help to cool things down. the same time we still have some storms up the coastline that are generating some large swells. so we have a high surf advisory go into effect tomorrow morning and continuing all the way until monday. be careful out at the

mike waltz blamed zelenskyy. found every opportunity to try to ukraine splaine on every issue. then he confronts the vice president at the body language. the shaking of head that, you know, that kind of the arms crossed. we just we found it incredibly disrespectful. democrats blame president trump and vice president jd vance either it was an ambush that out or they just got so hot head and we are getting closer and closer to russia. brutal dictatorship and oklahoma senator james lankford responded to calls from some in his own party for zelensky to step down for frank. i think that would spiral ukraine into chaos right now before that meetings, abrupt and president trump and president zelensky were supposed to sign a minerals deal. >> that president trump says would have helped repay the u.s. for its support for ukraine and also moved russia and ukraine closer toward a peace deal. now president zelenskyy says he's still willing to sign that deal in washington. i'm today some lot back to you. >> the u.s. could to support ukraine and even from the geopolitical considerations makes a lot of sense for the u.s. to support ukraine. so the hope that this message comes and you hope the un

mike waltz blamed zelenskyy. he found every opportunity to try to ukraine splaine on every issue that he confronts the vice president. but the body language, the shaking of head that, you know, that kind of the arms crossed, we just we found it incredibly disrespectful. democrats blame president trump and vice president jd vance either it was an ambush that up or they just got so hot headed. we're getting closer and closer to russia. brutal dictatorship and oklahoma senator james lankford responded to calls from some in his own party for zelenskyy to step down for frank. i think that would spiral ukraine into chaos right now before that meetings, abrupt and president trump and president zelensky were supposed to sign a minerals deal. >> that president trump says would have helped repay the u.s. for its support for ukraine and also moved russia and ukraine closer toward a peace deal. now president zelenskyy says he's still willing to sign that deal in washington. i'm today some lot back to you. >> the u.s. could to support ukraine and even from the geopolitical considerations. it makes a lot of sense for the u.s. to support ukraine. so the hope that this message comes through and you h

mike, you have a crash in san jose. i do. no major injuries reported. that's the good news. there is some unexpected slowing that showed up north. 101 the first burst of traffic actually kind of eased up over the last couple of seconds here. but north 87 approaching that merge with 101. that's where we have unusual slowing. the transition as far as i understand, is at least seeing this crash as folks come past the airport and the two freeways, 87 and 101 merge, that might be an unexpected slowdown. watch for that as you're heading up past the airport. we do have a new crash report at 880, heading south, just off of 238 and just shy of 92. we'll check on the status once chp gets there. i'll let you know about lanes. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. where there is breaking news to tell you about right now out of germany. that's where at least one person is dead, several others injured after a car rammed into a group of pedestrians. it happened in the city of mannheim. this is about 20 miles south of frankfurt. now, police did make an arrest, but so far they're not commenting on the severity of the victim's injuries or the status of that driver. the news comes 18 days after

mike. yeah. in addition to mikey madison, any major surprises of the night for you? >> you know what i have to say? everything was extremely predictable. there was one that was kind of up in the air. which was best international film. and it would have been emilia pÉrez, which was my favorite movie of the year, a really thrillingly original movie about a trans character, a musical. uh, but once the old tweets of the star carla gascon came out and they were very toxic tweets, we knew that that star was fading. and i'm still here. brazilian film was going to win that category, and it did. other than that, you really could have bet on your pool with your friends and won a lot of money. everything was just exactly the way they said it was going to be. >> how about zoe saldana and her speech? i mean, so heartfelt, so moving. um, just i think one of the highlights, i mean, you're seeing in the reviews this morning, it's just one of the moments that so many people are talking about. >> she won best supporting actress for amelia perez, and the controversy about the movie didn't hurt her chances of winning. and i knew it wouldn't, because her performance is that strong. s