the phone call between the us and russian presidents and now followed final announce meeting in new nick would be a security conference that due to start today, take us through how the stakes are rapidly being raised over here. right, right. well, things are looking very serious and i'd have to say that the base with which events are unfolding is quite impressive. the 2 presidents spoke just on wednesday of less than 2 days ago. and it seems that we're already looking at high level negotiations, which are rapidly being prepared. and this has also been confirmed by the kremlin. are you ready to add tungsten? they talked and agreed that even the most difficult problems should be solved through peaceful negotiations. in this case, the president putin agreed with this thesis of president trump. putin has repeatedly said that we are ready to enter into such peaceful negotiations and achieve our goals, specifically through peaceful negotiations. this has been confirmed through political and diplomatic means. and in fact, this is how the heads of state expressed their political will towards thi

all right, let's cross live now to our to correspond to charlotte davinsky, who is in new nick charlotte, tell us what's going on there? yeah. what unexplored you save the opening gambit the from the us vice president j . the vault suit was so for to calling what he said about europe. it seemed that those in the origins would sure if they should even applaud at the end of that speech. an awkward moment before of course we changed his some hands clapping for him, but with laughing slow, you'd say, hey, we don't like this guy. oh no, it's unclear, but yes, you heard a little bit about fiery speech and we, he basically said your opinions are being would freaking for mess. the mental value seems to be what things like freedom of speech. he also paid tribute to those who were injured in an attack in munich just less than 24 hours ago when a call plowed into a crowd of individuals up to 30 people in. you did not in what has been described as being a tire attack by some individuals. so he also went on say there's a new sheriff in town. he's talking about the white house administration and donal

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fox weather nick kosir is alive in new haven, connecticut. hi nick. >> hey guys. bout 10:00 p.m. last night in new haven, connecticut. you can see we have picked up anywhere from 3 -- 6 inches of some very pocketable snow. and that's a little bit of an issue as i think we go forward. tonight, temperatures are going to fall below freezing. the potential for a refreeze is certainly going to be there here across new haven, connecticut read the storm system, largely over. it's 1 of about 4 impacting the east coast in the mid atlantic as we go through the next couple of weeks. this is a bit of a precursor of things to come. as you can see here the flakes of piled up and people are out and about enjoying the conditions here at a church in a park this is what it has looks like here for quite some time now. super bowl sunday obviously. the good news is, the snow came in early on. it is ending so poked folks being out and about for the super bowl later on today should have a fairly easy go of it. the good news is, this is not happening on it monday or tuesday morning when e

nick parrott, bbc news. the position we just played, the result considering the position we not justecial, and a lot of have to go 7 have to go your 7 7 have to go your way. did things have to go your way. did that really well, scored the goal, and they are so good that force you to be deeper and they force you to be deeper and to be you to be in situations that you don't want be in, and after don't want to be in, and after that you sometimes need a bit of luck you have to be of luck then you have to be very efficient, and we played with a lot of good intentions, we were very in. last in last 20—25 minutes we for-ot in . last 20—25 minutes we forgot to_ in . last 20—25 minutes we forgot to do_ in last 20—25 minutes we forgot to do what we should do, what _ forgot to do what we should do, what we — forgot to do what we should do, what we have done during 60, 65, 70 — what we have done during 60, 65, 70 minutes. course it is 65, 70 minutes. of course it is a difficult _ 65, 70 minutes. of course it is a difficult game. the first minute, _ a difficult game. the first minute, and it was

nick: hatred and hurt but also hope to create a new future.s hour, i'm nick schifrin. ♪ amna: today, the american civil liberties union sued the trump administration over the president's executive order targeting gender-affirming care for minors. the lawsuit says trump's actions, quote, "unconstitutionally usurp congressional authority by withholding lawfully appropriated federal funds and violate the rights of trans youth" by, quote, "depriving them of necessary medical care solely on the basis of their sex and transgender status." our white house correspondent laura barron-lopez has been covering this and joins me now. lay out the scope for us of the president's executive order. what has happened since it was signed? laura: last week, president trump signed an executive order targeting gender-affirming care for minors. that action states that the federal government will not fund, sponsor, or support the so-called transition of a child from one sex to another. that order defines "child" is anyone under the age of 19, which includes legal adul

for the "pbs news hour," i'm nick schifrin. stephanie: here are the latest headlines.erican teacher is heading home after 3.5 years in russian detention. the u.s. envoy for hostages posted this photo today of marc fogel enjoying his newfound freedom. officials say fogel was handed over in an exchange that they described as a diplomatic thaw with moscow. a lighthizer stole the newshour he was exchanged for an unnamed russian. fogel's arrest in 2021 sparked calls for his release. he was serving a 14-year prison sentence after being found with a small amount of medically prescribed marijuana. at the white house today, president trump celebrated fogel's release, saying it bodes well for future talks on ending the war in ukraine. pres. trump: we were treated very nicely by russia, actually. i hope that's the beginning of a relationship where we can end that war and millions of people can stop being killed. stephanie: those comments came during an extended joint appearance by trump and elon musk in the oval office. the billionaire businessman defended the efforts of his depa

nick beake, bbc news, 0rebro, in central sweden. and displace its palestinian population provokes ont on the site for at least a decade. plus, we take you to kew gardens for this year's orchid festival. when mount vesuvius erupted. what is written inside. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle has been given exclusive access it feels like it's just floating. good to see you. there it is. accelerator called a synchrotron. we've come inside to take a closer look at the heart of this machine. in this metal pipe, electrons, charged particles are whizzed around and around. digital reconstruction, but opening it needs more work. there's two big steps. the first one is unrolling digitally that scroll in a computer. at what's written on it. some greek letters are clearly visible, but it's not hundreds of scrolls were recovered from the roman town of herculaneum, this scroll now gives us the chance, using a mix of computing and decipher every word, providing a direct link to the classical age. rebecca morelle, bbc news. once that's segmented, then one is... the reading is a whole other step, as w

tonight is nicholas kristof, pulitzer prize winning journalist and opinion columnist for the new york times. nick, you have been following the work of usaid throughout your career. you've written brilliantly on i. recently, i have been struggling to emphasize to people enough what is at stake right now. we have the reports coming in of people dying. 71 year old woman denied her oxygen treatments at a hospital run by usaid, which was closed down. she's now dead. these we had doctor atul gawande on here last night who worked for usaid saying, yes, people have died already because of what elon musk has done. >> and they're dying every day. you know, i was talking today. to an aid worker. about a program in northwestern nigeria where there's an emergency feeding center that is run out of the emergency peanut paste that keeps these kids alive. and meanwhile, in the warehouse, there are stacks of it. there are pallets of it. but to get that from the warehouse to this emergency feeding center to keep these kids alive, they need a waiver from usaid. and because nobody's at work at usaid, they can't get t

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nick ackerman. he's a former assistant special watergate prosecutor and a former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. and, nick, this is, in my view, and maybe you agree with me how the system is supposed to work. and it seems like trump gets it. >> well, he does at least his statement. he gets it. but what he doesn't get is in the execution of it. that's why he's got so many lawsuits. i mean, he's basically out there taking over the article one. um, job of funding agencies. he's taking away programs and he's taking away what congress has funded. and essentially making himself the legislature and the executive. and that's why there are 12 lawsuits out there right now. i mean, he's he may talk the talk about appealing things, but he's taking it over the edge. what he's doing is unconstitutional. >> they're testing the boundaries of what is. >> well, it's not just the boundaries. he's just testing what is basic american law. >> yeah. >> and civics. and if you went to. >> which only. >> works grade and took, you know, government. >> classes. >> this is what. >> you learned. >> the whole system of

new york. >> when nick dunn wakes up on his fifth wedding anniversary, his wife amy is already downstairs.ery year, amy organizes an elaborate game of puzzles and riddles for nick to solve on their anniversary. quote. my wife loves games, mostly mind games, but also actual games of amusement. and for our anniversary, she always set up an elaborate treasure hunt, with each clue leading to the hiding place of the next clue. until i reach the end and my present. the problem with amy's treasure hunts i never figured out the clues. end quote. an outsider might think this is a beautiful tradition. part of a lovely day. things for amy and nick, though, are not what they seem. in fact, nothing in this book is what it seems. later that day, amy is gone, disappeared. their unloved rental house in western missouri in shambles with obvious signs of a struggle, and nick is starting to look extremely guilty. and so begins gillian flynn's cultural phenomenon critical success. beloved longtime bestseller box office hit hit and today's banned book club feature gone girl. the trouble with trying to explain

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nick: today, the u.s. reduced what ukraine would help to expect as negotiations to end the war began. for the pbs newsr, i am nick schifrin. amna: for perspective on all this now we get two views. , evelyn farkas is the executive director of the mccain institute at arizona state university. during the obama administration, she served as deputy assistant secretary of defense for eurasia. and john mearsheimer is a political science professor at the university of chicago. he's written extensively about u.s. national security. welcome to you both and thanks for joining us. evelyn, start us off here. i want to get your reaction to the secretary of defense class remarks, particularly this reversal of u.s. policy, saying the u.s. does not believe nato membership for ukraine is realistic or a return to the pre-2014 borders. what do you make of that and who does that benefit? evelyn: first of all, it is tactically not really a move that helps the president in terms of achieving his overall objective which is peace in ukraine because by telegraphing that our position is now closer to the russian position, it ap

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i've been a correspondent with nick news. i've been a radio with tech talk radio. i was radio host with them for about three years. so social media profession has taken me to so many different places, but for me, the end goal would just be to continue creating both on tiktok and on other platforms that evoke joy. i really, really want to be a as i said, i'm in school filmmaking. i love writing stories, especially just as i said before, that pertain to telling more stories where people can feel more light hearted as we go through things in this world that fight against that. so what will fast black history be focusing on in early 25, 2025? what's your upcoming tiktoks that you're doing well, you will have to watch, to find out and where do people go to find it. you can go on my tik tok in other social media handle at taylor cassidy j fast black history is the name of the tik tok taylor cassidy. thanks for your time on american history tv thank you so much. well matt beat, a teacher and video producer with over a million followers on his youtube channel, mr. beat. he

reporting for fox weather in new haven, connecticut, i'm nick kosir. kevin: nod bad.ere winter storm making a real mess of things in the midwest, but these furry friends are making the most of it. snow is a real welcome treat for a lot of an molls over the minnesota zoo and some drive in cold climates like tigers and leopards and wolfs and marking largest snow for the season for the twin cities and some places in land of 10,000 lakes getting up to 8 inches of snow. animal having a real icy frond time in a different way and zoo animals in chile given ice pops for the summer heat and chilen zoo and ice pops to keep them cool. that look as lot of fun. president trump revoking security clearance for more members of previous administration as well as new york ag letitia james. that story and more coming right up. the itch and rash of moderate to severe eczema disrupts my skin, night and day. despite treatment, it's still not under control. but now, i have rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill... that reduces the itch... and helps clear the rash of eczema— ...fast. some takin

what the real economy is and the current economic team of president trump knows better than nick and the new treasury secretary scott bessent put it in very sharp focus with an interview with larry. roll that tape. >> as i've said, wall street where you and i came from has had it great. wall street can continue to do just fine and now under this administration, it's main street's turn. david: that i think will hit americans on the target. they know that's true and if they're able to prove it to middle class americans and main street america that now there's more opportunity and more money in our pocks, that's going to guarantee successful midterm election; right? >> that's right. by doing the tax cuts very important and getting the cuts made permanent and continue to cut taxes and even further, deregulate. this will increase the supply side of the economy, which will combat inflation. one of the most important things scott bessent said in that interview with larry, they're not pushing for a rate cut from the fed right now. that was misreported and a lot of people saying oh, trump is demandin

new york times columnist nick kristof wrote about the effort to dismantle usaid. he wrote, quote, the world's richest man, elon musk, is boasting about destroying the united states agency for international development, which saves the lives of the world's poorest children, saying he shoved it into the wood chipper. it's true. i mean, the doge in the doge world and extends beyond. they're characterizing usaid as just a, you know, just a pot of wasted money that denies a broad part of its message, of its mission here. are democrats getting that point across, in your view? >> i don't. >> know, but i. >> tell you, it's. >> beyond cruel. there are. people who are going to die in. >> very large numbers. because they were counting that the united states made promises. >> we won't let your. children die. >> we won't let your children die of hiv. we won't let your children die of malaria. >> you can. >> count on us. we have refrigerators. >> that. >> are keeping that medicine cold for your child. those refrigerators are in danger of being unplugged all across the world. an

nick. >> yeah. breaking news here from the russian customs service, who, according to state media, are saying a 28 year old u.s. citizen was arrested at vnukovo airport in moscow for possession of a cannabis laced marmalade. this is on february the 7th. this arrest occurred of a 28 year old american who had these cannabinoids found in his luggage. it seems that it was some sort of medicinal marmalade style candies, which a sniffer dog found in a ziploc bag in his luggage. now, the same service goes on to suggest that a criminal case has been opened, and potentially the penalties are 5 to 10 years in prison or just over $10,000 fine. i should point out the timing of this. this was literally in the days ahead of marc fogel, another american who the state department classified as being wrongfully detained while he was on the edge of being released to steve witkoff a trump adviser and u.s. billionaire who turned up in moscow in one of his own jets to take fogel home. fogel, also to, was detained for possession of a s

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. >> we have a lot to discuss with republican congressman nick lalota of new york. he's a member of the house appropriations committee and the small business committee. congressman, thanks so much for being with us. i want to start there with small businesses. the small business administration is apparently being hit by these layoffs. did you hav opportunity to advise doge on that process? and what do you think might come from cutting staff at the sba? >> yeah, so. >> no, i haven't had any direct conversations with doge about this. it doesn't come to anybody's surprise that the trump administration is looking to downsize the size and scope of our federal government. of course, now we're spending more money, 25% or so, more than we spent as a federal government than we did before the pandemic. the president campaigned on and got overwhelmingly elected on a number of things border security being at the top of the list, but also reducing the size and scope of government and i. expect he'll do more of this. >> we did learn that some of the staff at sba accidentally rece

nick foles brought championship new england quarterback tom brady. >> lawrence: fans so dedicated i seerom when i was there a few years ago. they get a little rowdy in philadelphia. >> brian: a little? a little rowdy in philadelphia? >> lawrence: i was being polite, bry. >> brian: yesterday was one of the big days where nfl did season-ending awards. nfl honors. red carpet the most exciting tyrus be with us later. exciting night in new orleans before super bowl lix. snoop dogg the emcee joined on stage by jelly roll losing so much weight by the day. showed up in full uniform. cracked a joke at his own expense. >> don't even look like he plays football; i, on the other hand, peak athleticism, music superstar. one could say i'm travis and taylor in the same pair of britches. >> lawrence: that was good. >> brian: now to the awards themselves. quarterback josh allen who could argue with them taking home first mvp award edging out large jackson by just a few votes. eagles superstar saquon barkley signed as a free agent. earning the offensive player of the year award there he is. jayden daniel

little bit separate and you will have to talk to soon to be secretary let nick -- lutnick about that. >> thank you all. >> nbc news and others are reporting the trump administration is preparing an executive order for president trp that would abolish the education department. the article goes on to notthe president must get congressional approval for such a move. during mr. trump's campgn he promised her to get rid of the federal department and posted a video message in 2023 at said "one thing i will be doing early in t administration is closing the depament in washington, d.c. and extending all education and education work and needs back to the states." the department of education was created in 1979 by president jimmy carter. today israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu becomes the first foreign leader to meet with president trump at the white house since last month's inauguration. the two are expected to discuss the next phase of the cease-fire and hostage release deal between israel and hamas and hold a joint news conference today live on c-span3 between -- starting just after 5:00 p.m. eastern. watch on th

. >> nick yeah i like the way he says don't follow it. don't follow the news >> not the news strictly. >> not the news strictly. >> i know he's the. >> i know he's the. >> guy. >> guy. >> i know he's put his. >> i know he's put his. >> hand on a woman's. >> hand on a woman's. >> waist and everyone's. >> waist and everyone's. >> very upset. >> very upset. >> it's celeb gossip. there's been a recording emerged and i'm very sympathetic because let's face it, we say a lot of stuff. sometimes stuff, ben says in the break is horrific and it gets recorded and they can use that against you. and this is the guy who did the strictly adverts. he used to play the character gio compario compario. i didn't know he was called that. i just thought he was the singing guy. i found out today and actually i think it's i don't know, i don't i don't want to speak too soon in case bad things come out, but i think it's probably quite harsh. the only thing i like about it, i was actually, i hate to sound like louis schaefer. i was in a gocompare advert when they went against this guy.

new orleans saints. and i gone to miami and had an unbelievable visit. nicking to new orleans, six months post-katrina, the city still completely destroyed, destroyed, some unknown head coach that they brought in from the dallas cowboys named sean payton. who is this guy? i had the most unbelievable time with my wife where everything was great, i love the coaching staff. he takes us to emeril's. this is awesome, these people are so great and he's driving us devastation there are places to live and raise a family. you're a young couple thinking about all these things. and everything could not have gone better until the way home when all of a sudden detour, detour, sean doesn't know where he is. he's new to the city. he gets lost. next thing i know we are in the lakeview neighborhood which had been completely wiped out from the flood of the 17th street canal. houses off foundations and the truck upside down in the living room and all of a sudden the call pulled around the corner and stops and i'm saying, are you seeing what we're seeing and we look up and there

news in philadelphia. that medical flight crashing near a mall, setting several buildings on fire. we'll be joined by an aviation expert. also, a special shout out from music legend stevie nickso bay area firefighters. those stories and more. those stories and more coming up on our 7:00 news. but right now, lester holt with nightly >>> tonight, new details over the black boxes. what we are learning moments before the deadly accident. one air traffic controller allowed to leave early. flights near the airport restricted and the close call involving similar aircraft just the day before. >>> plus, the truggle with air traffic recruitment. >> it is a 30 year low in staffing. >> the lives lost, the young skaters and their parents and th

nick valencia, cnn. >> since its new ceo took over last year, starbucks has tried to raise its flagging profits by cutting down on discounts and giveaways. but today, stores in the u.s. will be offering free 12 ounce hot or iced coffees only to members of the starbucks reward loyalty program. the coffee chain tying the event to the super bowl, saying people who stayed up late may need some caffeine. probably true. as part of the new changes at starbucks, ceo brian niccol is encouraging baristas to write messages on the paper cups for customers. although some employees worry it might slow them down on a busy day. there's also some confusion and some misreading of some of those messages, particularly the hearts. apparently, when the baristas leave them on, there might get a bit mixed message from that. but slowing things down, as i say as well. that wraps up our coverage this hour. i am max foster in london. i'll be back with more cnn newsroom after this short break. >> nothing is what it seems in the lockerbie story. >> lockerbie. >> the bombing. of pan am flight 103. >> premieres next s

jake and nick, just yesterday, the brand new secretary of defense, pete hegseth, said ukraine's membership in nato is, quote, unrealistic. so that wouldn't happen today. hegseth appeared to walk that back saying, quote, everything's on the table. this, of course, after he got criticized for basically giving everything up before any negotiations began. former obama national security spokesman tommy vietor characterized this as a, quote, huge mess up by hegseth. he wrote putin a big check that's already been cashed. maybe don't make an unqualified fox news host. secretary of defense deleters in europe also feel that damage has been done with announcing ahead of time ukraine won't be a member of nato, and it's going to have to cede territory beyond what it had lost in 2014. >> yeah, look, however realistic that perception was in those comments. yeah. look, ukraine isn't going to join nato on a practical level and isn't going to take back territory to its 2014 borders. the concept of this, the idea, the threat of this was part of the negotiating stance here. and hegseth called his boss, donald

which given the factional fighting within the ruling party, is a news where the story, i'll be a dangerous one to cover the listening posts. nick, me your head now with producer, blaze young from the camera. rooney in capital you one day on the editorial red lines around the coverage of the world's oldest lead. one thing that strikes you when you woke around cameras capital that one day is just dominant images, that of the presence of the billboards created to him with any hints of progress or development in the country. they are curated snapshots. it has presidents sketches around the top painting it picture of a view their respective and engage. the irony is that both came rooney and so bump bought and with these images every day, they very rarely get to see the president in this city. so possible couple of these type of presence of the image even to himself is opposite, is not wholly arrow. next, is an irony including the tragedy because he's an absent precedent option in decision making. option in the management of the country. simply put, this is a colleague, catch all of which data shifts. i've probably got, you've got to

new orleans. joining us live from the superdome, the fox nfl sunday team celebrating their 31st year and a 11th super bowl. thanks for joining us. hi, everybody. kirk, can you start us off? >> what's up, nick>> hey, everybody. what makes a super bowl in new orleans so special to you guys? >> you know, i think that you got to remember the city's been around since the 1800s. it was vegas before vegas was vegas. people came here to have a good time. you can walk around this city, and it still does that. that's what makes it such a great place to have a super bowl, because you can walk, you can eat, you can drink, you can have a good time. >> it has food in the entire world. and i enjoy food. >> you, food, i'm just still tripping that kurt's talking about the parties. how are you living, curt? >> i heard from people that say that you can do that. >> wink, wink. >> we did the super bowl down here after 9/11 too, which was pretty amazing. you two at halftime was maybe the most memorable halftime i've ever seen. >> my first super bowl was here at the old tulane stadium, which is the old sugar bowl. >> 50 years ago this year. >> and tom brady's first victory was here and i was able to present him

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new hampshire. and he says that like massachusetts. and i said, yeah, it's like massachusetts. nick they got an ocean up there. and i said, well, the atlantic is on is on. you know, next new hampshire goes lanark. i heard the one we got. and i said, yeah, that's like the one one we got. i said, look, do you want to go in and get some pizza and catch up? because, no, eric, i can't do that because me and anthony knocked out that security guard over there and took those stereos. we got to go and. so the other kid, anthony, recognized me. eric, how do you do your stereo? and i was like, no, no, i'm good. well, a few years later, i'm 22 years old and i'm working in the reagan white house and my boss asked me, you know, so you're from cherry hill, new jersey. there was a big mob war going on at the time. biggest mob war since prohibition. and cherry hill was in the news because of the gambino's and what was called the pizza connection, which was the largest heroin operation in the country. not that i ever saw heroin. i did not ever see heroin, but this was management level in the suburbs.

nick timiraos, thank you both. congressman, you're staying with me. in the meantime, we're following some breaking news out of the white house announcing that an american citizen and two other detainees have been released by belarus. nbc's gabe gutierrez is in washington now. we're waiting for the white house press briefing to start. but in the meantime, what do we know about this? gabe. >> hi there. chris. >> good. >> well, we're just hearing from president trump's. envoy for hostages. just a short time ago. saying that three. detainees have been released. >> one of them being an. >> american citizen. >> they were. >> released from belarus. and as we understand. >> it, they are currently at the american embassy in lithuania. again. >> that's breaking news. >> just a few. >> moments ago. that official just. >> spoke with. >> reporters at the white house north lawn. >> let's take a listen. the smartest countries are unilaterally stepping forward, and we don't even ask or we say, this would be interesting and they come up with it. and so some of these things i know, you know, everybody thinks about deals