molly: great point. a lot of concerns about all sorts of different entities potentially grabbing power there across syria. thank you so much, general. we really appreciate your insights. thank you for joining us on this saturday. >> no problem. have a great day. molly: to some new developments now in the other major war that is happening. hamas rejecting israel's request to extend phase one of the cease-fire deal, which ends today. meanwhile, hamas is also saying there has been no progress on phase two talks. so what is israel saying about this? israeli ambassador to the united nations, danny danon is here to talk about it and it seems like a difficult day, a challenging day. your thoughts. >> good morning, molly, thank you for having me. it's a difficult day, a difficult week. last week we buried the bibas family. the entire nation stood by them, the father and we received four bodies of hostages, and it was a difficult week for us in israel. we're willing to extend phase one as mentioned earlier, unfor

molly. molly: c.b. our gratitude to you. >>> president trump taking more action to tackle illegal immigration this week, creating a registry for undocumented migrants and pitching a gold card visa, two different things. the crackdown continues as dhs secretary kristi noem says single-day border apprehensions have hit a 5-year low this week -- 15-year low this week. is this proof that all of these things together, the president's policies, are working? if we bring in former acting homeland security secretary chad wolf. thank you, sir is, we appreciate your insights over the course of this weekend. i want to get your thoughts on all of these things and the results we're seeing, if the numbers we're seeing. your thoughts. >> yeah. well, the numbers and the results and the pace at which the trump administration is making change along that border, i think, is really unprecedented. and, you know, you've got to give them a lot of credit. they've taken a lot of decisions, they're overturned a lot of decisions f

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. >> molly jong-fast. >> special correspondent. >> for. vanity fair and msnbc contributor. >> and pulitzer prize winning david rohde. >> he's an nbc national security editor and author of the book. >> where tyranny begins. >> the justice. >> department. >> the fbi. >> and the war. on democracy. >> david, you have. >> been covering. >> foreign. affairs for a long, long time. >> i want. >> your reaction. six hours after watching what you saw in the. >> white house. >> but i. want to. >> understand. >> how did you feel. >> watching it in. >> the moment? what went. >> through your mind? >> shock. you know, it was extraordinary. unprecedented. >> and it was. a role. >> reversal in. >> that you have an american president. >> you know. >> normally the american president is like defending. >> the democracy. >> the nascent. >> democracy. >> this this young. president of ukraine. and as you know, the danger is the autocrat, often russia. >> so it. >> was. this sort of stunning role. reversal and it just amazed me. but the tone was what was so unusua

david, molly, hagar and my dear friend steve. friday night.o, ty and david, ever the nerd and the tie. thank you all for being here. this is a huge, huge day in news and i'm glad to have spent the night with you. on that note, i wish you all a very good night and good news for you. you can catch the nightcap again on saturdays at 11 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. but for now, we are signing off from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news. thanks for staying up late. i'll see you at the end up late. i'll see you at the end of monday. erin house: robin's mom is calling me, asked if i'd seen robin. six hours later, i pick up the phone, all i say is, did you find her? she said, they found her body. denny hargrove: and i saw three girls running towards me hollering, she's dead,

and icap is still here, molly.ld trump voters that doge would be the biggest story of the month in the trump and the biggest story of the month and the trump administration, do you think they would believe it? because let me be really clear. clear, right. most americans like the idea of shaking up the government, of cleaning it up. not that we don't normally have audits because we do. but they feel like the government is bloated. not enough happens. so the spirit of doge, lots of people appreciate. but how about the way it's being executed? do you really believe across the board, all those voters are like, i'm down with this. >> right. well, and again, remember what? >> they're trying to find. >> a. >> waste and fraud. but what. >> elon considers to be. >> fraud is any policy he doesn't. >> agree with, right? >> i mean, it's not actually fraud. it's things like, you know. >> he was on joe rogan. >> today saying. >> that. >> social security is a, you know, ponzi scheme or something. the effect of that. right. social

molly line follows that story in boston. what happened, molly? >> good morning, bill.is getting smashed on social media for her reaction in this case after expressing her condolences to the man according to investigators was attempting to stab several people at a chick-fil-a prompting an off duty police officer to shoot the suspect leading to the accused attacker's death. here is the mayor saturday night near the scene. >> my condolences and all of our thoughts are with the family of the individual whose life has been lost. and i many also thinking of all the people impacted here today in one of the busier parts of the city with this tragedy. i'm glad the officer is safe and very grateful for a quick response from all of our first responders here. >> the local d.a. and boston police commissioner offered their condolences. the commissioner described out it started with two people running into chick-fil-a being chased with a man by the night. the man told the attacker to drop the weapon. the officer fired his gun to stop the threat. the suspect was hit and later died. >>

and let's remind our viewers, molly and this weapon ization of humanitarian assistance, is exactly why the international criminal court issued arrest warrants for these really prime minister and his foreign minister of defense. because it is a war crime at 2 to withhold food, water, and other vital a aid. this is also why we're one of the reasons why the international court of justice found the genocide was plausible in gaza. and this is why also the families of israeli captives are expressing concern. they are condemning what, nothing yahoo and his cabinets have reached in terms of these kinds of decisions because they believe they've accused publicly nothing yahoo that he is sacrificing these really captives in order to keep his government coalition. even with these accusations, molly and we're hearing reports that the is really the government is getting ready to call up 400000 reserve us to, to active duty because 2025. and their estimation will be a year of war and that there are plans being drawn up for the resumption of war not sending you a whole once more is really captives rel

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i'm molly line. stay right here for your latest news. fox news live continues. we have griff jenkins coming next. ♪ >> a fed ex cargo plane was forced to make an emergency landing in newark, new jersey after the engine burst into flames. they believe a bird flew into the engine. no one was hurt and air travel in and out of newark was back to normal within an hour of the incident. there are no reported injuries. we'll bring you more on this story as we get it. and preliminary autopsy results have ruled out carbon monoxide in the deaths of oscar winner gene hackman and his wife betsy as investigators continue pour over evidence found around their partially mummified bodies. elon musk appearing on joe rogan's podcast for a marathon three-hour sit-down, the two men coming to agreement on u.s. spending and doge and more. welcome to fox news live. i'm griff jenkins. we'll have more on those stories coming up. we begin with a fox news alert. ukrainian president is meeting in the u.k. with prime minister keir starmer after the dispute with president trump in the oval of

molly, was fdr his closest, most intimate advisor. time magazine. according to a popular vote, roosevelt was so powerful he could get you a meeting with raymond moley. so that's moley. then there's louis douglas, the director of the budget. douglas did have an ideology free market capitalism. he was born into a family of wealthy arizona copper barons with a record of mistreating their workers. douglas, his father and were responsible for the notorious. bisbee deportation, in which 1000 union activists rounded up in bisbee, arizona forced onto railroad cars at gunpoint and abandoned the middle of the desert as congressman. douglas was the strongest voice in washington for slashing government spending. douglas, whose conservatism made him a surprising choice to play such prominent role in the new deal. but he appealed to roosevelt's fiscally cautious side. douglas was the star of the first few months of the roosevelt administration. the second major law that was passed during new deal after the emergency banking act was douglas's own economy act, whic

molly, was fdr his closest, most intimate advisor. time magazine. according to a popular vote, roosevelt was so powerful he could get you a meeting with raymond moley. so that's moley. then there's louis douglas, the director of the budget. douglas did have an ideology free market capitalism. he was born into a family of wealthy arizona copper barons with a record of mistreating their workers. douglas, his father and were responsible for the notorious. bisbee deportation, in which 1000 union activists rounded up in bisbee, arizona forced onto railroad cars at gunpoint and abandoned the middle of the desert as congressman. douglas was the strongest voice in washington for slashing government spending. douglas, whose conservatism made him a surprising choice to play such prominent role in the new deal. but he appealed to roosevelt's fiscally cautious side. douglas was the star of the first few months of the roosevelt administration. the second major law that was passed during new deal after the emergency banking act was douglas's own economy act, whic

. >> molly williams, known as volunteer 11, was the first known black firefighter in the united statesve of a new york city merchant. today, only 7% of firefighters are black. another 7% biracial. 4% are women and 80% are white. by sheer population, there should be twice as many black firefighters in at least 12 times as many women. that's why chief is my belief has gone from one classroom of 30 students 12 years ago in emeryville to hundreds on friday. chief is my belief is all about inspiring belief in oneself. >> it really is. looking at making sure that our youth knows how important they are to the future of this, this country and this community. >> i grew up in a neighborhood that wasn't so promising, and it's good to come to come back and give back to the community. so one day they might look at one of our firefighters and be like, you know what? i remember him or i remember her for what they did, for what they told me. >> famed east bay artist shomari smith donates art to the program. >> i know that the kids for sure with chief is my belief. you see inspiration all around, and t

aid once again to gaza is well, it's not really giving reasons, but it is trying to frame the events molly and in the context of how not accepting the woodcock proposal, which is really what the is really proposal was the brushing aside of the ceasefire agreement as it was announced that 3 phases of those ceasefire agreements is, is now something the is really government doesn't talk about nothing. yeah. hole in that statement as well. also try to answer is really reports that talk about israel's continuing violations of the cease fire agreement. what is real wants right now is to use the leverage it has on the one hand, it has a support at iron clad support, if you will, from the trump administration. a bridging proposal that really answers everything that nothing you all whole wants and needs, including not talking about ending the war and, and at the same time, using those needs over whelming needs for humanitarian assistance as a weapon. and let's remind our viewers, the weapon ization of humanitarian is this assistance is what led the prosecutor of the international criminal court to

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. >> molly williams, known as volunteer 11, was the first known black in the united states and a slavew york city merchant. today, only 7% of firefighters are black. another 7% by racial, 4% are women, and 80% are white. by sheer population, there should be twice as many black firefighters in at least 12 times as many women. that's why chief is my belief has gone from one classroom of 30 students 12 years ago and emeryville to hundreds on friday. chief is my belief is all about inspiring belief in oneself. >> it really is looking at making sure that our youth knows how important they are to the future of this, this country and this community. >> i grew up in a neighborhood that wasn't so promising, and it's good to come to come back and give back to the community. so one day they might look at one hour firefighters and be like, you know what? i remember him or i remember her for what they did, for what they told me. >> famed east bay artist shomari smith donates art to the program. >> i know that the kids for sure, which is my belief, you see inspiration all around, and these are peopl

so this one i have to give a shout out molly wagner at the station. she let me borrow this. >> oh yeah, she's got style. >> was wondering who the mystery guest was. >> yeah. thanks, amanda. all right. >> so the oscar fun continues tonight with 8:00 robin roberts hosting a special edition of 2020 countdown to the oscars with robin roberts. includes interviews with some of the biggest nominees. that's tonight at eight right here on abc seven. >> yeah. all right, turn to the forecast now driving in and look, you know the car has a thermometer on it. and it's 81 in the east bay. and i was like what? >> right. >> no this can't be right. >> and it can't last. >> sorry. yeah. you know it's not going to last. all right. but i hope you enjoyed it. larry and kristen, let me show you a live picture right now from our mount tam cam. yeah, it was definitely a mild to warm day. we have some high clouds moving in. these are harmless filtering the sunshine. you can see them here on live doppler seven. these are all in association with a cut off low that is heading to

david, molly, hagar and my dear friend steve. friday night. no, ty and david, ever the nerd and the tie. thank you all for being here. this is a huge, huge day in news and i'm glad to have spent the night with you. on that note, i wish you all a very good night and good news for you. you can catch the nightcap again on saturdays at 11 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. but for now, we are signing off from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news. thank you for staying up late. i'll see you at the end of monday. >> thanks for joining us this hour. senator cory booker is here with us tonight live. i'm really looking forward to speaking with him. former us ambassador to russia michael mcfaul is here with us live. we've got eyes on potentially some developing court proceedings live tonight. it's just a really busy friday night. there's a lot to get to. i am really glad you are here and i will be honest. i'm feeling a little fired up tonight. i'm. what's that phrase i'm feeling? i feel like i'm loaded for bear. right? so we're just. i'm

know but the whole issue of like people collecting it themselves and taking it in is so like hutt to molly here and it's i think it would be great to discuss you know i'm not going to like but basically you know like how how how to center the experience of the people who've been through the assault, you know, how to understand where they're at and to have who is qualified to walk them through it. yes. empathetic to walk through it, because so many people who have gone and obviously depends on hospitals and who they're dealing with. but it can be a very traumatic experience. so certainly if somebody want know wants that yeah they should you know they yeah. fantastic and that is the ideal circumstance. but there's just so many people who can't get there, get to it and whose the system isn't reaching. there has been, you know, some some studies, but you know, what really is amazing is just little anybody investigating this, like just little few questions are being asked. how little is being done. and i, you know, getting the sense, you know, when you talk about how could we make it better, co

david, molly, hagar and my dear friend steve. friday night. no, ty and david, ever the nerd and the tie. thank you all for being here. this is a huge, huge day in news and i'm glad to have spent the night with you. on that note, i wish you all a very good night and good news for you. you can catch the nightcap again on saturdays at 11 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. but for now, we are signing off from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news. thanks for staying up late. i'll see you at the end up late. i'll see you at the end of monday. erin house: robin's mom is calling me, asked if i'd seen robin. six hours later, i pick up the phone, all i say is, did you find her? she said, they found her body. denny hargrove: and i saw three girls running towards me hollering, she's dead, she's dead. allan mongold: something horrible has happened here. it's a homicide. we knew he was lying to us. erin house: once she suspected something, katie's claws came out. she certainly had the means, and she certainly had the motive. allan mongold: w

also with us for the conversation, special correspondent at vanity fair, molly jong-fast. amazing.s on this. >> thank you. >> you sound amazing. and, sarah, this isn't your first. you're like a broadway veteran. little shop of horrors, and now this. do you love it? i mean, we know her from modern family. yes. but how is how is bringing the great gatsby to life on stage for you? >> oh. >> my gosh. >> a dream. a dream come true. >> i love the theater so much. it's like a second home to me. and it's so wonderful to be back and to be with this amazing group of people, and to be able to have the opportunity and honor and privilege to play. >> such an iconic. >> character as daisy buchanan is just daunting and terrifying and delightful and exhilarating all at once. >> amazing. and ryan, you guys have great chemistry offstage, the two of them finishing each other's sentences, making crazy. >> sounds. and so. >> the read. >> you picked. >> up on our. >> very major vibe. >> yeah, it's. >> a little. >> cray, right? >> absolutely. >> definitely. >> well. >> jay gatsby and. >> daisy. >> buchan

. >> molly, hagar. >> and my dear friend steve. >> friday night. >> no. >> ty and david, ever the nerd and the tie. >> thank you. >> all for being here. >> this is a. >> huge, huge day in news and i'm. >> glad to have spent. >> the night. >> with you. on that note. >> i wish. >> you. >> all a very. >> good night and good news for you. >> you can catch. >> the. >> nightcap again. >> on saturdays at 11 p.m. >> eastern, right here on msnbc. but for now, we are signing off from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news. thanks for staying up late. i'll see you at the end of monday. >> diplomatic disaster. direct negotiations between the united states and ukraine are now on hold after president trump and vice president fans berated the ukrainian president in the oval office while defending vladimir putin. congressman gregory meeks, ranking democrat on the house foreign affairs committee, joins me on set to talk about what trump's gangster like tactics mean for ukraine and america's allies in europe. cuomo's comeback. i'll ask basil smikle and susan del percio about andrew cuomo

. >> molly williams, known as volunteer 11, was the first known black firefighter in the united statesave of a new york city merchant. today, only 7% of firefighters are black. another 7% biracial, 4% are women, and 80% are white. by sheer population, there should be twice as many black firefighters in at least 12 times as many women. that's why chief is my belief has gone from one classroom of 30 students 12 years ago in emeryville to hundreds on friday. chief is my belief is all about inspiring belief in oneself. >> it really is. looking at making sure that our youth knows how important they are to the future of this, this country and this community. >> i grew up in a neighborhood that wasn't so promising, and it's good to come to come back and give back to the community. so one day they might look at what our firefighters be like. you know what? i remember him or i remember her for what they did, for what they told me. >> famed east bay artist shomari smith donates art to the program. >> i know that the kids for sure with chief is my belief. you see inspiration all around, and these

rachel zukerman say a corella and angela yip as well as molly peterson and on torn on the gov ops team. i want to thank our drafting attorney gus schreiber and thank the many departments and stakeholders with whom we've conferred along the way and who've been generous in sharing their time. finally i want to thank henry de ruff and melanie matheson in my office as well as our choral fellow mave skelly for all of their work. and i want to thank my early co-sponsors matt dorsey and bilal mahmood. >> all right. the drafting request that i am submitting to the city attorney to raise the threshold for board approval of acceptance and expenditure of grants from $100,000 to $1 million and and the letter of inquiry i am sending is to the comptroller to request that he prepare and provide within 90 days suggested accounting protocols and procedures to make this change without compromising necessary financial controls by the comptroller's office. securing board approval of grant accepted expense is time consuming although at almost invariably results in the board's approval of the grant. and whi