we cannot go on like this, omar, just one final thoughts on this particular point. you just mentioned that trends are normally time bound. would you say this particular one is here to stay? is this a movement? are we going to see a consistent shift towards something a little bit more mindful when it comes to how we close you? it depends. so i will tell you what it depends on. uh, kathy, i have some news for you that we may need to think about so, so there's the idea and sustainable consumption known as the green gap or behavior and pension gap. so we say we want to do stuff that, that we do. and the literature shows us now that we want to be more sustainable. we want to do more good, slow fashion to hold it. ok? now when it comes to action, however, that action is lacking, and there is a significant gap. so it depends if we can close this gap. well, what does it depend on when a financial literacy being able to build budget, strong budgets? being mindful that this idea of under consumption is not necessarily about depriving one self of everything. rather, it's have

i'm omar jimenez in for victor blackwell, 99 pages. and a pitch is one we're talking to pitch to keep the government funded through september 30th. house speaker mike johnson formally unveiled the funding plan, and it's got president donald trump's seal of approval. but it may not win over any democrats. cnn's julia benbrook breaks down the chances of that stopgap measure making it to the senate. >> omar. house speaker mike johnson is outlining his plans for a stopgap measure, known as a continuing resolution, that would keep the government funded until september 30th. but he is facing a fast approaching deadline with a potential government shutdown looming this next week. president donald trump has expressed his support for johnson's plan, and he is calling on republicans to rally around it. taking to social media to write, quote, the house and senate have put together under the circumstances, a very good funding bill. all republicans should vote in parentheses, please, in all caps. yes. next week. but johnson leads with a very slim m

>> good morning, omar. thank you so much for having me.h, the talks tomorrow are pretty significant in doha. so, as you know, as you just stated, the ceasefire negotiations have been blocked for some time now after initial talks over phase two negotiations, which were supposed to happen around february 3rd, actually ended up not happening. israel, instead, prime minister netanyahu had been pushing for an extension of phase one and refusing to enter into those phase two talks. when hamas refused to go along with the extension of phase one. that's when prime minister netanyahu ordered the halt of humanitarian assistance going into the gaza strip, effectively collectively punishing all civilians, all people in gaza, for the impasse between hamas and israel. and that's where the americans entered, omar. so we've heard now, we now know that the u.s. government and hamas have been in direct talks over the fate of the hostages and the cease fire negotiations, which is a pretty significant development, a development because it basically upends lon

>> thanks, omar. >> and coming up later today, our fredricka whitfield speaks with texas democratic representative al green, who was censured for his protest during president donald trump's address to congress. that's on cnn newsroom with fredricka whitfield coming up later today. also this morning, new details in the investigation into the deaths of actor gene hackman and his wife, betsy arakawa. now, investigators say the two died of natural causes, ruling out any foul play. officials say hackman likely died of complications from heart disease. as for his wife, betsy arakawa, investigators believe she likely died a few days before hackman from hantavirus, a rare infectious disease. cnn's josh campbell has more the manner of death is natural. >> a mystery solved, revealing tragic circumstances as the new mexico chief medical examiner released autopsy conclusions in the deaths of gene hackman and his wife, betsy arakawa hackman. >> based on the circumstances, it is reasonable to conclude that miss hac

but omar torres was in the courtroom briefly this morning. his beard was shaved off, his hair was buzzed off, and he was wearing a brown prison or jail jumpsuit. so that's what he looked like this morning. he was in court to enter a plea to those charges that he faces. he entered a plea of not guilty to those three felony counts of child sexual assault. he is now scheduled to appepear in court april 28th for a preliminary hearing. that's the hearing where a judge determines whether there is enough evidence to move the case forward to trial. now, this is torres. in a prior court appearance in november, he requested to be released on bail, but the judge said he continued to be a danger to the community, especially to minors, and denied bail, so torres remains in custody. torres was under investigation for sexual misconduct with a man who was a minor when that relationship began. torres admits to that relationship, but claims that the man is now trying to blackmail him, and that investigation went public. a lative came forward to say he was mole

[applause] i thank the members seriously especially congresswoman omar. all of the advocates and to help my push back. we will not stop elevating the stories of those who have been impacted. thank you. [applause] i'm louise. i have four boys, i served as a unions navy seabee and i urge congress to put families first and prevent cuts to the programs that familiar lies like mine rely. after i left the navy, i felt abandoned. the one i have worked so hard to serve. in the navy they don't teach you to live life as a civilian and i don't know how to keep me and my children afloat without these programs. during the difficult times that i have lived through, medicaid, sthap and w.i.c. i needed these and still do. i don't understand why republicans are trying to destroy these programs. they allow me to take kids to the doctor and put food on the table. and allow millions of veterans who don't fall file. my grocery bills are going up. my infant son, a carton of eggs was $3, now it's 8:00. if i lose medicaid, my children won't be able to see a doctor. republicans w

but, omar, just buckle up. you know, everybody watching at home back in the united states, we could be without this president in the next few days. south korea's top court is ruling whether or not to kick him out of office or to keep him in office. so a lot going on here, a lot of political upheaval in this key u.s. ally. >> omar, we will see mike valerio minute report. thank you so much, man. all right. elsewhere this morning, russia launched another wave of deadly strikes across ukraine, killing at least 23 people. and this latest attack follows yesterday's deadly assault and comes as president donald trump sends conflicting signals warning of possible sanctions against russia, while also suggesting vladimir putin's actions are justified. >> do you, mr. president, think that vladimir. >> putin is taking advantage of the u.s. pause right now on. >> intelligence and. >> military aid. >> to ukraine? >> i actually think he's doing what anybody else would do. i think he's a i think he wants to get it stopped and s

el ex concejal de san josé, omar torres, quien enfrenta cargos de abuso a menores de edad.s próximos pasos legales que él podría enfrentar con esto y más. así comenzamos. al mediodía. este es tu noticiero? telemundo, california al mediodía. qué tal? les saluda flavio lacayo. gracias por acompañarnos hoy lunes tres de marzo en su noticiero telemundo california. miles de inmigrantes necesitan asesoría sobre su estado migratorio en este país y damos inicio precisamente con información que ofrecen los consulados de méxico sobre este y otros temas. estas entidades diplomáticas realizan un evento para brindar mucha más información a sus connacionales. andrés brender se encuentra en el consulado de méxico en san francisco andrés. muchos desean saber qué tipo de ayuda en específico están ofreciendo. cuéntanos. así es que también nosotros estamos con nuestra aplicación móvil. estamos en el consulado mexicano de san francisco, donde ustedes pueden ver, pues hay gente acá, pero lo más importante es que comenzó ahora la semana de asesoría legal en el consulado y es algo muy importante

irene smith, who ran against omar torres in 2022, is an attorney and pro tem judge. anthony diaz is the city's planning commission chair and tyrone wade, a former councilor who unsuccessfully ran for mayor multiple times. >> homelessness and public safety. >> d three resident richard al-julani wants a candidate who has lived in the district for a long time. >> who understands the needs, who's been a community member, you know, a spouse, a partner, a parent, whatever, somebody who's lived in the district for a long time, not somebody who moved here 15 minutes ago because i saw an opportunity to run. >> if no candidate receives a majority vote, the two highest vote getters will then face off in a run off election in downtown san jose. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> how could california take care of both the environment and our roads? that's the question. lawmakers in sacramento are grappling with this week. the growing use of hybrid and electric cars means californians are using less gasoline, so the state is not getting as much money from the gas tax. that means

[cantan] raÚl: don omar. me encanta la mÚsica de don omar.one nervioso. yo siempre me pongo nervioso cuando voy en aviÓn. >>un amuleto quÉ lleves? omar: voy a confesar esto. va en mi maleta. en septiembre del aÑo pasado una fanÁtica mexicana fue a la catedral y yo estaba reciÉn, reciÉn diagnosticado con cÁncer. me dijo cuando vayas a mÉxico llÉvala. voy con ella. voy con mi rosario bendecido, voy a dar gracias a la virgencita por lo que hizo y aquÍ voy. >> este aviÓn y todo el equipo el cantante don omar va a regresar a la ciudad de mÉxico para presentarse en el estadio azteca el dÍa 21 y 22 con su gira. ♪ ♪ jessica: muchas gracias. quÉ lujoy que bonito lo que hizo. jomari: que bueno el amuleto, que se haya curado y que estÉ bien. raÚl: mi abuela en paz descanse siempre decÍa que si haces una promesa cÚmplela. eso habla muy bien de ti el hecho de que digas algo y lo cumplas. en este caso la relaciÓn con la virgencita de guadalupe que hace el milagro de su sanaciÓn. testimonios de fe que pienso que tambiÉn es importante. jessica: creo que todo

irene smith, who ran against omar torres in 2022, is an attorney and pro tem judge. anthony diaz is the city's planning commission chair and tyrone wade, a former councilor who unsuccessfully ran for mayor multiple times. >> homelessness and public safety. >> d three resident richard al-julani wants a candidate who has lived in the district for a long time. >> who understands the needs, who's been a community member, you know, a spouse, a partner, a parent, whatever, somebody who's lived in the district for a long time, not somebody who moved here 15 minutes ago because i saw an opportunity to run. >> if no candidate receives a majority vote, the two highest vote getters will then face off in a run off election in downtown san jose. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> how could california take care of both the environment and our roads? that's the question. lawmakers in sacramento are grappling with this week. the growing use of hybrid and electric cars means californians are using less gasoline, so the state is not getting as much money from the gas tax. that means

omar: there is a big difference here.see inflation going on the right direction, going, economic growth in the right place, that tends to be very supportive for risky assets. what we are talking about here, the fed will not change their view, reducing rates not because of inflation going down but really because they see the economic deterioration, which is not the best case for risky assets. risky assets to better when the fed does that more so because the economy is going in an expansionary way as opposed to providing liquidity and stimulus to an economy deteriorating. lisa: we have seen this huge shift in fed rate cut expectations, what the policy will be from the white house. how much have you shifted your allocations, specifically within stocks? omar: we have gone with what we call a more risk off, reduction of risk strategy. we believe for the next, especially in the short and medium-term, a significant level of volatility in risky assets as well as bond yields. that is not necessarily the worth the risk to take big

joining me now is democratic congresswoman ilhan omar of minnesota.peech tomorrow. and she's bringing one of those fired workers as her guests. let me just start. i can't wait to hear about your guest. i want to start just by asking you about your decision to attend tomorrow. >> yeah. >> i believe. >> we are entitled to be in the room. >> i think it. >> is important for us to be unified in. >> whatever. >> decision that we make. and it's important for some of us to be there in defiance of the lies that he is going to tell, but also make sure. >> that we have guests. >> every day, americans who are truly being impacted by the disastrous second term of the trump administration. >> so your guest and this is something i think people sometimes forget that members of congress can do, is bring a guest with them as well. your guest is a person who was a federal worker who was fired by the doge team of interns, whomever they are. tell us about him. >> so my guest. >> my constituent. >> chris, is a veteran air force veteran. he was working. >> as the deputy. >>

cnn's omar jimenez is here following this for us. omar, what's the latest? >> yeah. >> so these. >> are all mayors of. >> so-called sanctuary. >> cities, even though. >> there's. >> not necessarily a single definition of. >> a. >> sanctuary city. >> but generally they're. >> jurisdictions that might. >> limit local. >> law enforcement cooperation with. >> federal law. >> enforcement in. >> certain circumstances. >> overall, these mayors have talked about honoring. ice coordination when warrants. >> are. >> issued. >> but not necessarily, for example, keeping someone who is arrested. >> in. >> local custody. past their. >> release date because of an ice detainer. again, a detainer, not a warrant. as the denver mayor explained at one point during an. exchange with congressman jim jordan that said, all of these cities have seen examples of undocumented immigrants at one point or another commit crimes, some of them violent, some of them coming after having been in local police custody at one point or another. and that's a lot of what the republicans in this comm

reporter omar lewis has more. >> city leaders calling this a major step forward for residents here in the pacific palisades with that, do not drink water notice being lifted tomorrow, allowing these residents to safely drink water once again. la mayor karen bass calling this a major historic step in this recovery effort. and one she says is moving at rapid speed. >> just to give you a comparison in the tragic campfire. it took 18 months it was done here in 2 last month, we restored power this month. we restored water. officials say crews have been working around the clock to flush and test water pipes, ensuring safety before lifting the notice. residents are being told to follow flushing guidelines before using their water once again. >> by removing fossett error, raiders running taps for 10 to 15 minutes and clearing out appliances like dishwashers and ice makers. la dwp will be giving pacific palisades residents a $50 credit on their next bill. the timeline for recovery has been quicker than previous disasters, according to city leaders. and now 60 families have been moved into phas

we'll tell you what, omar torres told a judge in court today. also, not what you want to hear with more rain on the way this week. a key radar is down in the bay area. our ian cull shows us how it will impact meteorologists ability to track storms, and his shift began with a life saving move. the hayward police officer that jumped into action to rescue an 11 month old baby who was choking. let's begin with what is believed to be the final deadline for people living in san francisco's only safe parking site. the city says it's shutting down because it's too expensive to run. let's bring in our sergio quintana live in san francisco. and, sergio, you talked to one man who is being forced out, right? yeah. this man says he's actually kind of confused by a letter that he got earlier today, telling him that he needs to leave that rv park by 5:00. and the reason why he's confused is because he was told last week, and we reported last friday that some residents would be allowed to stay at that rv park if they were offered housing, and they accepted thos

5 con información local y luego directamente con noticias nacionales y posnteteriorme de san josé omarramada para el 28 de abril en san josé. precisamente los votantes del distrito 3 se preparan para votar en las elecciones especiales del 8 de abril con el fin de elegir a un concejal permanente en el puesto que dejó vacante omar torres. se encuentra en la cárcel. como ya mencionamos, bajo cargos de abuso sexual a un menor de edad. hablamos con una representante de la oficina del registro del condado de santa clara, quien nos explica cómo puede votar. los votantes registrados en el distrito 3 de san josé. tendrán la oportunidad de participar en una elección especial para elegir al nuevo concejal que los represente. bueno, pues que nos apoye, verdad? porque muchas veces dicen que van a hacer esto y lo otro y no hacen nada. otros buscan soluciones a problemas en el comercio y entre la comunidad. tiene que ganarse la confianza con el voto latino, que ese es el punto número 1. lo más importante. en la boleta electoral aparecerán los nombres de los 7 candidatos y una representante de la ofic

in 1931, omar l moved star was captured and sentenced the hanging type of trial. the hero of the libyan people behaved very bravely and rejected. pardon. pursuing a policy of genocide, italy was only able to temporarily suppress libya, 18th of the entire population. more than 100000 people fell victim to their. however, just a few years later, the entail you enroll, collapsed. in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. the the, the one with the approval was normal and stuff like that. so let me put in what is on. so the crown squared amount on the slide will do. you show ups the dealer with the which isn't it is a, it's a nice one of the windshield and liberal stuff. you assume the function is still bucking able of near when you push of an issue of the guys even warming up. so i need to make sure they get the most they might done. i'm overriding the store, not the us. and we nimble is i don't know little but not based on the on the site east that i yes.

also, former san jose city councilman omar torres returns to court. the plea he entered today answering to child sexual assault charges. and we're just over 24 hours away om president trump speaking to congress and the nation. political analyst larry gerston. he is here to talk about the main issues he needs to address. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm candice nguyen. and i'm gia vang. will they stay or will they go? that is the question for struggling residents and san francisco's city run safe rv parking site at candlestick point. everyone is being moved out, but last week, some of the park's residents had been told they could stay on site until they are able to move into more permanent city housing. today, they're getting a different story being told they have to get out now. nbc bay area's sergio quintana tried to sort through the confusion that has some wondering where they'll live tonight at the city run bayview rv park. it's moving day, but aaron wilson is one of a handful of residents here who had expected to stay j

irene smith, who ran against omar torres in 2022, is an attorney and pro tem judge. anthony dios is the city's planning commission chair and tyrone wade, a former councilor who unsuccessfully ran for mayor multiple times. >> homelessness and public safety. >> d three resident richard al-julani wants a candidate who has lived in the district for a long time. >> who understands the needs, who's been a community member, you know, a spouse, a partner, a parent, whatever, somebody who's lived in the district for a long time, not somebody who moved here 15 minutes ago because i saw an opportunity to run. >> if no candidate receives a majority vote, the two highest vote getters will then face off in a run off election in downtown san jose. lauren martinez abc seven news. >> thanks, lauren. time now approaching 510. we're looking at live doppler sevn along with satellite. we have a cold front essentially on top of us this morning. low pressure nearby. you can see that counterclockwise spin in the atmosphere. so it's supplying us with isolated showers this morning. we do have

omar torres is appearance was brief and no cameras were allowed.ell you he looked different. his beard was shaved off, his hair was buzzcut, and he was wearing a brown prison jumpsuit. he entered a plea of not guilty to those three felony counts of child sexual assault, and is due to appear in court once again on april 28th for a preliminary hearing. that's the hearing in which a judge determines whether there is enough evidence to move forward to trial. this is torres in a prior court appearance. in november, he requested to be released on bail, but the judge said he continued to be a danger to the community, to minors in particular, and denied bail. so torres remains in custody. torres was under investigation for sexual misconduct with a man who was a minor when that relationship began. torres told police that that man is now trying to blackmail him. but when that investigation became public, a relative came forward to say he was molested by torres in the 1990s when he was a child. now, if convicted of these three felony counts, omar torres could

omar torres, el ex concejal de la ciudad que renunciÓ el otoÑo pasado de puede ser acusado de abusarinocente hoy. se fijÓ una audiencia que decidieras ir a juicio. torres aparece brevemente en la sala del tribunal superior, donde fijaron como fecha el 28 de abril para su interrogatorio preliminar. la policÍa investiga un accidente automovilÍstico esta maÑana y que enviÓ una personal hospital en estado crÍtico. el choque contra un poste de luz ocurriÓ a las 4:00 de la maÑana. en el accidente, estuvo involucradoun ciudadano negro. la vÍctima fue llevado al hospital y se trata de una mujer que trabajaba en la zona. una mujer demanda san francisco tras ser arrestada por supuestamente cruzar la calle de manera imprudente. alegÓ que fue detenida sin motivo y con uso excesivo de fuerza. >> buenas tardes. en 2023, california aprobÓ una ley para evitar arrestos por cruzar la calle de forma indebida pero ella alega que esto no la protegiÓ. dice que fue detenida sin motivo y con violencia. hablÉ con ella, su abogada y las autoridades sobre este caso. es el momento en el que cristiana es detenid

up fierce resistance. dividers against colonialism were led by the seats of the senate side order. omar l move star, who was nick named the lion of the desert for his incredible courage. despite the violent, bombardments and voice and gas usage, mass deportations, and the imprisonment of the local population in concentration camps, the invaders could not cope with the arrow patriots for a decade. in 1931, omar l move star was captured and sentenced a hanging at the trial, the hero of the libyan people behaved very bravely and rejected. pardon. pursuing a policy of genocide, italy was only able to temporarily suppress libya, 18th of the entire population. more than 100000 people fell victim to their. however, just a few years later, the entail you enroll, collapsed. in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. the welcome back across stock were all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle to manual discussing zalinski the ok. now we're joined by patrick headings and in plymouth. he is the editor in founder of 21st century wire. com. welcome to the progra

it will also be my profound honor to welcome a mother of omar nutri, and a father, both killed by vicious hamas thugs on october 7th. his son owe omir was taken and it wasn't until over a year later the family learned that he was murdered on october 7th. >> ruby's son was also taken tragic and tragically murdered by hamas on the border of gaza on october 7th. after months of fighting for his return, the family learned that he was also killed by hamas on october 7th. i spoke to to them and many times between october 7th and when they were notified at that their children had been murdered. it was vicious, cruelty of hamas, whose viciousness seems to be part of their way, not to let the families know what had happened. over and over again, especially ruby chen, he -- who i got to know well and brooklyn roots together, is he aleve? is he dead? and hamas kept them dangling, as i said, viciously and cruelly. but the family have endured is beyond comprehension, but i'm inspired by their perseverance, by their resolve to call for the safe return of the remaining hostages and the return of the bod

eastern on afterwards, omar el akkad if the u.s. is forsaking its core values after social unrest in his book. he is followed by -- he is interviewed by eugene rogan of university of oxford. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2 and china. on the program guide or watch online anytime met but to be.org -- at book tv.org. >> c-span, democracy unfiltered, funded by these television companies and more, including wow. >> the world has changed, today, a fast, reliable internet connection is something no one can live without, so wow is there for our customers with speed, reality, value -- real -- reliability, value and choice. >> wow supports c-span as a public service, along with these r

. >> cnn's omar jimenez is here with details on what happened. tell us about this.. >> yeah. >> so, look, obviously, this. >> is a hearing over. >> so-called sanctuary cities. >> a lot. >> of the. >> tension that we've seen to this point has come between the four democratic mayors that we have seen and some of the republican members of congress who, of course, make up this committee. but this moment in particular came between a republican member of congress, chair, jim comer, and democratic member of congress ayanna pressley, as she tried to enter into the record. an article noting the crime rates of immigrants versus those of citizens. and this is what happened. >> mr. chair. >> i have several. >> articles. >> i need to enter them. let me just go ahead with the what the articles are, what. >> they. >> speak to, what's the next? article? >> let me proceed. data from texas shows that u.s. born americans commit more rape and murder than immigrants. >> this trend of you all trying to get thrown out of committee so you can get on msnbc is going to end. we're not going t

i'll explain that in a second, but there was a guy named omar khadr who was the last.e was a canadian kid. he was captured at the age of 15 and he was accused of killing us special forces medic. and because he had canadian citizenship, canadian newspapers were still interested in the story. so that's how i ended going to get moe all those times. but when i was in afghanistan, i a sort of front row education to physical layer of violence in wartime, but violence, that kind of physical violence can't exist in a vacuum. it has to be supported by other kinds of violence. and in guantanamo i saw all those other layers of violence, euphemistic violence, linguistic violence, the violence of censorship all of that was at play. this bizarre ad hoc military trial system that was being sort of dreamed up on the fly to get convictions that it ultimately almost overwhelmingly failed to get. but you get there, for example, you know, we're walking around the prison camps and i ask the soldier giving us a tour. i say, so when do the prisoners. and he stops me and he says we have no pr

omar el akkad. it is such a pleasure to be meeting you and sharing this hour talking about your amazing new book. well, the pleasure's all mine. thank you so much for doing this. well, i mean i'm not new to your work. i have been a fan since american war came, but you know it's in reading this latest book that i kind of realized that we share some common trajectories here. you know you were born in egypt, you grew up in qatar. and moved to canada. and ultimately the states. whereas i was born in california, moved to europe, beirut finished high school in cairo, and then back to the states for university and just a lot in the overlap in the former with influences in your life to leave you sit back and go i actually i relate this guy's coming from but tell us how that personal trajectory you has kind of shaped own personal politics i mean it's it's really quite a mixture of worlds that you've been through. yeah, it's interesting. the first time we spoke, i knew immediately that we had at least a passi

[laughter] of course, like many democrats, ilhan omar held up a protest paddle.this case he relayed very personal messages. very close family. also during trump's address, democrats failed to stand for laken riley's family or a child with brain cancer. not standing for a child with brain cancer? that's like not standing for a child with brain cancer! but i guess they only stand for people who are brain dead. and finally, many democrat women wore pink suits to protest for women's rights after having just opposed a measure to keep men out of women's locker rooms. many suggest it is because that may be the only opportunity they will ever get to see on the... [laughter] [laughter] [applause] so last night the pirate ship sailed into d.c. and sacked the place. you know that ship, it's the one all of washington has been fearing. and weldon they yelled land it wasn't because they spotted jasmine crockett. trump and his merry band took over the u.s. capitol and planted their flag right in the center of liz warren's but. and cleaned it in the name of common sense. now the

now at 10:00 eastern on "after words" journalist omar el akhat worries that the united states is sacrificing its values in his book one day, everyone will always bet against us. he's interviewed by middle eastern history professor eugene rogan. watch booktv every sunday on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online on booktv.org. >> texas senator john cornyn discusses elon musk's rolling policy creation, commented on efforts to reduce government waste. mr. musk was on capitol hill for a lunch meeting with republican senators on wednesday. >> there is a lot going on in washington dc. that is an understatement but i want to highlight the meeting i attended with many senate colleagues last week with elon musk and the department of government efficiency team. a topic that has gotten a fair amount of information, visibility in the press and much of it has been misinformation and i wanted to discuss the important of this effort in the next few minutes. we had an informative meeting with mr. musk and his team on behalf of the american people. i first met elon musk 15 yea

i'll ask rep ilhan omar what she plans to do. i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> we do start with that breaking news here in washington. as cnn has now confirmed, the u.s. is pausing all military aid to ukraine. without a doubt, the biggest aftershock yet from that oval office blowup between president trump and ukrainian president zelenskyy last friday. a white house official tells cnn tonight that the aid to ukraine is being reviewed to make sure it is contributing to a solution. that is what we were told by an official tonight, confirming this pause. this aid, including anti-tank weapons, artillery rounds, rockets. it's been critical in ukraine's fight to keep its sovereign territory out of putin's grip. i'm told this decision was made late today, and it comes as u.s. officials are looking for an acknowledgment from president zelenskyy about the breakdown in relations, to say the least, following that blowup in the oval office on friday, potentially an acknowledgment in the form of a p

like yelling out omar's coming. well, there's two they are coming. >> two big lists. i mean, whenever you're giving a speech, right? i'm terrible at giving speeches. but the one thing that i know about giving a speech is don't have a list of numbers. >> oh my god. >> like, it's really hard. it's really painful to do. >> i was mad at his staff on his behalf for him, putting him in that situation. >> because you're just reading numbers, and it sounded great when you saw them on the page, but nobody else can see them. >> is for point. >> and so he's reading all these numbers, but he did it twice. yeah, he did it on social security, exactly as you're saying. and on the other place he did it was on usaid. yeah. talking about what he has already illegally stopped altogether. >> right. so it's like. exactly. so why is he listing it? >> why is he listing it? he's listing it in the same way that he listed it for usaid to justify getting rid of it. they are justifying getting rid of social security by calling it a criminal enterprise. >> but the usaid list. >> was perfect. >> f

el martes durante la conferencia matutina en palacio nacional, omar garcÍa harfuch, secretario de seguridadntanilo. reportera: dijo que del 1 de octubre de 2024 al 24 de febrero de este aÑo han sido detenidas 13.139 personas por delitos de alto impacto en el territorio mexicano. >> se aseguraron 112.8 toneladas de droga, incluyendo 1270 kilos. estos aseguramientos representan una representaciÓn econÓmica. reportera: se suman los 29 narcotraficantes que fueron enviados desde mÉxico a diferentes cÁrceles en estados unidos. fÉlix: en los deportes, el inter miami sin la presencia de leo messi goleÓ al houston dynamo en calidad de visitante. antonio gÓmez con toda la informaciÓn deportiva. antonio: saludos, bienvenidos. es momento de la informaciÓn mÁs importante en el mundo de los deportes. el genoa de johan vÁsquez rescatÓ el empate. sin embargo, el mexicano johan vÁsquez de esta manera aprovechÓ el error del portero, lo empatÓ el genoa 1 a 1. actividad de la major league soccer. el inter miami goleo al dynamo. segovia. tadeo allende y con esto miami gano y goleo. veljko paunovic ya no es un m

eastern on after words, journalist omar el akkad talks about his book. he's interviewed by author and university of oxford modern middle eastern history professor, eugene rogan. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online any tim at bktv.org. announcer: c-span, democracy unfiltered. we're funded by these television companies and more. including sparklight. >> what is great

omar el akkad.is such a pleasure to be meeting you and sharing this hour talking about your amazing new book. well, the pleasure's all mine. thank you so much for doing this. well, i mean i'm not new to your worki have been a fan since amen war came, but you know it's in reading this latest book that i kind of realized that we share some common trajectories

. >> well, former san jose city council member omar torres pleaded not guilty to three felony countsual abuse. torres was arrested on election night in november on allegations that he sexually assaulted a relative when they were both children. investigators said the crime started in 1990, when the victim was four years old and torres was nine, and continued until the victim was 13 and torres was 18. torres has been held without bail since his arrest. he resigned from the city council shortly before being taken into custody, and a preliminary hearing is scheduled for april 28th. >> coming up tonight at 11 oakland high school students making their voices heard in support of the immigrant community. >> and i'm tracking several days of unsettled weather. i'll have a timeline of what we can expect for the extended forecast coming up. >> but first, the battle to buy tiktok. the new group of investors interested in the app in an effort to keep for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the

reporter omar lewis has more. >> city leaders calling this a major step forward for residents here in the pacific palisades with that, do not drink water notice being lifted tomorrow, allowing these residents to safely drink water once again. la mayor karen bass calling this a major historic step in this recovery effort. and one she says is moving at rapid speed. just to give you a comparison in the tragic campfire. >> it took 18 months. it was done here in 2 last month, we restored power this month. we restored water. officials say crews have been working around the clock to flush and test water pipes, ensuring safety before lifting the notice. residents are being told to follow flushing guidelines before using their water once again. >> by removing fossett error, raiders running taps for 10 to 15 minutes and clearing out appliances like dishwashers and ice makers. la dwp will be giving pacific palisades residents a $50 credit on their next bill. the timeline for recovery has been quicker than previous disasters, according to city leaders. and now 60 families have been moved into pha

but as omar jimenez reports, it's sparking fresh fears within the state's immigrant community. >> you have to write a whole sentence. >> ashley chavarria was born in the united states. she's an american citizen. >> her parents. >> are undocumented. >> i would probably. >> never be able to repay them everything they've done for me. >> she now. >> lives near. >> jefferson city, missouri, where she works with a hispanic social service agency, often with the undocumented community in the area. you've seen what's in this bill that they're trying to pass. what was your reaction when you saw it? >> i feel like it's really hateful. it's actually going to put more fear into people and turn people against each other. >> the bill in question is missouri senate bill 72. among what it would do develop a statewide system, including a tip line, to report undocumented immigrants give $1,000 to anyone who makes a tip that leads to an arrest and create a certified bounty hunter program, where licensed bond agents can apply for the purpose of finding and detaining undocumented immigrants in the state. a