not everyone in the west is on board with this? well, the tradition of the willing yes, a number of punctures indicated today that they want to be part of the plan that we are developing. i'll leave for them to make their own statements about exactly how they want to make that contribution. but we've, i've been able to move that forward. i accept without criticism and with respect to the position of other countries that may not feel that they will contribute in that way. but i strongly feel that unless something move forward, we will stay in a position where we're in and not be able to move forward, and therefore it is a deliverance. a plan to show that we get some momentum of pace here. now henry's prime minister, victor, oregon, is especially unhappy with this news because to him, i mean, it looks like the european union just wants to keep seeing this war go on and on, despite the fact that russian, the us are right now providing a real possibility of establishing peace and ending the bloodshed medical yeah. and the american pres

that point, that doesn't sound like a good plan to me and it certainly is not a plan the presidents on board with as his allies in europe court, the ukrainian liter 8 on must coast to another job his way from the us asking how many more people have to die in the military complex before vladimir zelinski agrees to make peace, and while the and elected official is leading on shoulders in europe, his country citizens are being forcibly dried to the front lines. the . it looks like, based on that previous footage, we just saw that so lensky is really been able to put the moves on storm or so much so that the you case prime minister is talking about leading the so called coalition of the willing to continue to provide the key of regime with military aid and this is going to involve some seriously provocative actions. according to the comments we've heard from storm or like sending british troops and military equipment to ukraine after some sort of peace deal was reached with russia, and the number of european western leaders in general have jumped on this bandwagon with both canada and france alr

and a lot of us wanting put the drug cartels on our board. so this is the, this is, this is a crime. what's happening or until agencies are fully aware of this, you tell me they're not profiting from this. what do you think ca is not profiting from us? yes they are. we can't prove that. but i believe that what they don't know is i know this, but they don't know this. they notice. and notice saying like no american seems aware of this, we're sending these arms to crane billions with hundreds of millions of dollars. and it's being stolen and sold to our actual enemies. like what the, turn up the square. what is this? yes, it turns out that shipping nice. so the goal is to 0, the site to the country that tops most tots on criminal activity. and corruption wasn't enough to select the game plan with a substantial stockpile of weapons. few barriers to accessing millions of small arms and light weapons on the black market. ukraine is believed to have one of the largest arms trafficking markets in europe. while it has long been a key link in the glob

everyone on board survived.'s engine fire is the latest in a string of frightening high-profile aviation incidents. nbc news senior correspondent tom costello spoke with transportation secretary sean duffy, he assured the american public it still safe to fly. >> it's the safest mode of transportation. there is 1 billion people, 1 billion passengers who fly a year in the u.s., 35 million flights, and very few incidents, and it's very safe. >> you were just saying that bird strikes are actually more commonhan a lot of people realize? >> reporter: yeah, josi■ that's right, they seem to be happening more frequently according to the faa, in 2023 alone, there were some 19,000 bird strikes with more than half happening during takeoff or landing. josi? >> thank you. >>> growing fallout from the office clash between president trump and ukrainian president zelenskyy. new concerns over russia's war with ukraine. >> what is your message to donald trump? >> president zelenskyy, the high-stakes meeting, -- >> we are happy tha

what i do for living this is preposterous and here's what trump has to do he has to bring americans on boardthe media is so intent on undermining everything that he does that he has to explain to the american people why this is helping them. by the way obviously the border is a huge win for the trump administration he will certainly talk about that. he also has to talk about tariffs and doge and make it make sense to the people in the audience. >> you probably also talk about the senate continuing to confirm his cabinet, has 19 out of 22 cabinet positions already confirmed at this point doing really well in terms of getting the cabinet confirmed. give me a break one day and don't spend money this is what they've come up with to resist president trump's agenda, don't spend money for a day. >> this is an object disaster for the democrats, they've never been in the worship. as far as i know in the history of the country, rasmussen does daily tracking right track run track and last week it took positive for the first time since pre-2008 financial crisis. if you look at the harvard harris poll wh

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the battle is fast, approaching the reflections on board during the war have been put on hold on. one of the reflections can that be now all the thoughts about the hated nazi stronghold that must be taken or destroyed the big guys already and themselves to begin this dominga tags. russians of different nationalities with the 5th rifles and machine guns. ready to fight the good fight against evil. the lord knows how much for time bruce along with those just over the t listed. look, i mean, so see, so it is everyone is probably the best and keep up for. the 2nd thing is throughout this send that beautiful restore them. they go to the you post the the, the meal. and i'm going to listen to the condition of the world on the street of known sparkling. we should like the little new stuff just hit the little the the coalition of the war. and as the u. k. and france pitched a far fetched plan to put boots on the ground, the new crane, while admitting they can't do it without the us, which isn't exactly rushing to get on board. i've asked every foreign minister i meet with. tell me your ide

the presidents on board, the u. s. president national security, he advised us to just sit on, hold the legacy to step aside and let someone else make peace off of the ukrainian leaders diplomatic dissolves, to have a trip to washington. this of him kicked out of the white glove as well. block c monetary and age from entering dawes up because it pushes to extend the 1st phase of as these 5 that expired on saturday. we are exclusively on that for me. i have not political view room that was the issue because we haven't received any uh offer show off on the 1st 2nd to negotiate on a new office because we have a certain deed the it's 9 am here in most go and you're watching all the international with the latest, well news, updating very well. welcome to you. our top story, this, our a coalition, all of the willing gets in on had off since the us led invasion of iraq of a 2 decades ago. right now which the u. k. armstrong, leading the charge is based propose a bombshell plan to deploy your pin troops to ukraine. is an idea

the presidents on board with it. was rubio, a low, and then the us administration with dispense no us national security advisor. my quotes also trained on what was so i think stunning to all of us in the oval office was that it was not clear. zalinski was going to go to negotiations at all that he would ever be able to negotiate with bruton. i'm whether he shared our goal of ending this war. are you suggesting that president trump wants the landscape to resign? we need a leader that can deal with us adventure. we deal with the russians and in this war . and if it becomes apparent that presidents the lens, he's either personal motivations or political motivations or divergence from ending to fighting in his country. and then, then i think we have a real issue on our hands. and you know, michaels also stated that the americans do not have an infinite patience for the end, the support of the ukraine, which runs into billions of us dollars. i think the concessions of territory will have to be made to end the conflict to n

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last, as, as the vessel was carrying 3 tons of food and fuel for the crew on board, american astronauts, butch will more as soon as the williams have remained on the station, long cost to ship over $10.00. they arrived in june a success crew of boeing's new style on a capsule and the technical problems that i would use to ride home on board a space x cross laced this yet. and finally, this bulletin, the aurora borealis has an illuminated skies above canadas, northwest territories, delighting views in the arctic region. scientists have attributes of the light show to a g. o magnetic storm. sure. good by a how full solar flare would that sit for me? elizabeth put on them for this half hour of news. boy cost is coming up next time. i'll just say era the when to induce in from the truth, the fact tag in the balance. he's going after the media in a way that's unprecedented. the narrative is being re, re these, choosing to the amplify when voices of silence agendas prevailed. attacks on the press, our next part of a broader effort to suppress the story. systemic emissions lean control. what h

guest: here i am not on board with that. you know, i like tax cuts like anybody else. i have no problem. but i do think -- if we are giving tax cuts to businesses or individuals certainly in the context of the large budget deficit and debt we need to pay for them. i do not think the corporate tax cuts put into place under president trump were paid for. you know the caller called out the congressional budget office, the cbo. the partisan group that does the budgeting for the government. and if you go take a look at their work, it is not consistent with the idea that the tax cuts were paid for, just the opposite. you know, i am all for lower tax rates and i think they are key. but we need to figure out for weight -- ways to pay for them if we are providing that. host: jesse in milwaukee, making under 100,000. your turn. caller: i have one question and goes back to what he was talking about before, that the tech stocks, the ones that are really hot and making a lot of money, but it also sounds like he was going to say that there is no diversity within this. could you elab

so let's get on board and let's go san francisco. >> sorry thank you, mr. mayor. next i want to bring up one of our unsung heroes who's had the ms.. mr. rodriguez who the ceo of the union square alliance and who has it's been a rough few years for union square, but i'm optimistic about this neighborhood's future and i just want to thank marissa so much for your incredible work and perseverance. >> so mr. rodriguez. >> all right. union square, how are we feeling? i want to hear you. we just came off of an incredible weekend. that's what san francisco is about and that's what union square is about. the billboards are still up and what do they say? we don't play. >> we don't play san francisco. i'm so excited about this great opportunity that we are talking about today. why? because san francisco's lifeblood is right here where you are standing. >> the hospitality zone is where we put our best foot forward. it's where we greet our guests, where we welcome visitors not only locally our san franciscans, our bay area residents, our northern californians but international

they're on board becaey see something useful in what' happening and they're on board because there's a lot of public support for what's happening. and they don't necessarily to be seen as the bad guys who are slowing down this effort at getting the economy going again now that will come. and it was it was clear the campaign that business was not on roosevelt side that you had maybe like one big corporate donor. and that was that was about. but in these first hundred days businesses too, were giving roosevelt some leewayfter the 100 days, they start organizing in order to pushagainst new deal that they'reappy with. but he gets a little bit of a breather when he first comes into office. nicole hemmer did any of these pieces of legislation end up in the courts? a lot of them did. now don't end up in the courts in a big or in the supreme court in these first hundred days. but there are a number of court challenges as at the federal level that are going in the first hundred days. there are 99 court cases. and the roosevelt administration wins three quarters of them. so to the extent that

they're on board because they see something useful in what's happening and they're on board because there's a lot of public support for what's happening. and they don't necessarily to be seen as the bad guys who are slowing down this effort at getting the economy going again now that will come. and it was it was clear the campaign that business was not on roosevelt side that you had maybe like one big corporate donor. and that was that was about. but in these first hundred days businesses too, were giving roosevelt some leeway after the 100 days, they start organizing new deal that they're not happy with. but he gets a little bit of a breather when he first comes into office. nicole hemmer did any of these piec o legislation end up in the courts? a lot of them did. now don't end up in the courts in a big or in the supreme court in these first hundred days. but there are a number of court challenges as at the federal level that are going in the first hundred days. there are 99 court cases. and the roosevelt administration wins three quarters of them. so to the extent that they're in court, t

we know that not every country in the age you is going to be on board with this plan hungry being the number one, as we heard from out different medicaid is a james buys a little earlier. who else could be very hesitant to go ahead with a plan along these lines? well, there's, there's a whole host of countries, and this is the problem. as soon as you start to get warm and split hungry or flip, i keep being the obvious, obvious ones. it becomes easier and easier um for, for, for the russians and even the white house to, to pay a lot of the countries as well. where in coalition folks now in germany. but what that coalition will look like, what they'll be prepared to do is, you know, it remains to be seen. so as i said before, when it comes down to it, you have to be prepared to deploy troops for those troops to be prepared to engage . and i think they'll be many countries, but while generally are supportive of ukraine will not want to put the troops in harm's way. that might, that might be a step to fight so many. we also had stuff to say that he did not accept the the us as an unreliab

international space station master says the vessel was carrying 3 tons of and still so the crew on board american astronauts butcher, wilmore and cynita volumes have remained on the station long past the schedule return they arrived in june as the 1st crew buildings new style on a capsule of technical problems. they used to ride home on board a space ex craft laser this year. finally, this bulletin, the aurora borealis has illuminated skies above canada as northwest territories. the lice in view is in the austic region. scientists have attributes of the light show to a g o. magnetic storm, triggered by a powerful solar flare that sits in the elizabeth put on the inside story is coming up next. thank you for watching the had allowed after a spell of low mild weather across east asia, things of ton west to add more wintry things to will weather system that's pushed its way from the korean peninsula. on woods to japan. that's knocked temperatures down. facilities like tucked behind it. we what the development of another system hot on its hills, bringing a wintry mix to central parts of chin

can you say how many authors you have on board at this point? yeah, we have a number out there, but it's growing really nicely. as i said, we're we're we're adding a new book every 5 minutes. you kind of roughly back into it how big we are given that that metric and and yeah, we're we're growing really nicely. i mean i think we're exactly where we need to be at this stage of the company. and where do you need to be a year from now? um, well, i hope we have, you know, we've grown our library significantly and i hope where we're further along and working out with these deals are going with the companies and know it's all going to evolve over the next over next year. tripp adler is the co-founder of the company created by humans. and we appreciate your time on book tv. thanks so much. it's great to be here today. and this is about books, a program produced by c-span booktv. well, each week, dozens of new books are published. here's a few. new york magazine's sarah jones explores how the covid 19 pandemic impacted racial minorities and the working c

international space station master says the vessel was carrying 3 tons of food and fuel for the crew on board american astronauts, which will more. and so these of williams have remained on the station long past this scheduled for 10. they arrived in june as the 1st crew is bowlens in new style on a capsule. and the technical problems. valid use ride home on board a space x crossed laser this? yeah, i am finding this news out of the aurora borealis has illuminated skies above canada as northwest territories. july, same view was in the arctic region. celeste hill display, painted the night. sky was vibrant shades of green. scientists have attributes of the light show to a g o. magnetic storm, triggered by a powerful soul, a flare that set for the muse out. but stay with us. we're back in just a few minutes before the latest developments. thank you for watching the the impact of shifting power dynamics. all you have to do is flip the switch and he has an authoritarian state divided opinion. can listen to a person's words, but you should judge that by the international conflict. is there a split

can you say how many authors you have on board at this point? yeah, we have a number out there, but it's growing really nicely. as i said, we're we're we're adding a new book every 5 minutes. you kind of roughly back into it how big we are given that that metric and and yeah, we're we're growing really nicely. i mean i think we're exactly where we need to be at this stage of the company. and where do you need to be a year from now? um, well, i hope we have, you know, we've grown our library significantly and i hope where we're further along and working out with these deals are going with the companies and know it's all going to evolve over the next over next year. tripp adler is the co-founder of the company created by humans. and we appreciate your time on book tv. thanks so much. it's great to be here today. and this is about books, a program produced by c-span booktv. well, each week, dozens of new books are published. here's a few. new york magazine's sarah jones explores how the covid 19 pandemic impacted racial minorities and the working c

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i wish i had known the realities of the intelligence business, back in 1980, when i came on board with the cia. i was blind. i didn't really know what reality was. i knew it wasn't hollywood. if you're trying to protect your country, you have to play by the rules of the neighborhood. and those are dirty. what i know now, if i knew it then, i would never have joined the intelligence business. reporter: pan am flight 103 crashed into the scottish village of lockerbie. two hundred and seventy people, most of them americans, dead. it was the worst terrorist attack on an airline ever. reagan: we have no knowledge of how this happened. we're trying to find out. man 1: it was an attack on america. man 2: the largest crime scene in history. man 3: two-hundred-thousand pieces of evidence. man 4: my daughter hadn't just died in an accident, but had been brutally murdered. man 5: they killed our children. man 6: to be lied to for 30 years. man 7: i think the us government had an agenda. reagan is the biggest terrorist in the world. woman 1: if it's up to our government, we might not ever know the

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this mission, the blue ghost mission, they've got a number of nasa payloads on board. uh, some of the highlights. they've got a drill. they're going to take a drill and drill down about one meter around three feet, and they're going to see about manipulating. they have some mechanisms. they're going to manipulate the regolith, which is the the dirt, if you will, uh, on on the surface of the moon, uh, they've got some experiments to how to mitigate dust. that's always a concern. that dust, you know, the moon dust can can interfere with operating of mechanisms, can cover solar solar arrays and keep them from generating electricity. so a number of different experiments, and i expect that they'll, uh, you know, they've done the hard part. they've gotten there. and so i expect that we'll get some interesting data from that over the next two weeks from this vehicle. >> on the commercial program you mentioned with nasa, and you talk about a rover, which will be the first commercial rover if everything goes as planned. uh, pretty soon. is that the trend of space exploration is

i'm also on the sheriff's oversight board. i by no means am speaking on behalf of that board. speaking specifically as a citizen myself i think carolyn gossip from the public defender's office mentioned this earlier about how collaborative max overseeing was and i just wanted to add to that in support of him he came along with the human rights commission and the somewhat community development center to speak on behalf of to speak to the pacific islander community which is where i'm from and i thought it was very helpful to to kind of share out the pretextual policy and i just wanted to add my support on behalf of keeping max on the board to the commission. >> thank you. thank you for your comments before the next speaker you're welcome to come up sir. >> before you begin though, just want to invite any other members of the public who are here to address this item the consideration of the removal of commissioner obra stone please come on up if you're ready to speak otherwise this may be our last speaker welcome sir. i am lord justice and i want to give all praise and glory to m

they got on board the queen elizabeth in september 1952, one day out of new york he got a telegram informing him his reentry permit had been revoked and that if you wanted to get back into the united states, he would have two face an investigation upon return in new york city. this was a shock he did not see coming. everything he owned was in america, california, his stocks and bonds, studio, his film library, which was the most valuable thing he owned, his house, everything. and he was in the middle of the atlantic. so it was a logistical crisis, a political crisis, emotional crisis for chaplin. so that basically is what happened. it took 10 years to come to fruition for the precedent that was established before they finally made a move to revoke reentry. peter: we will get into details in a minute but the fbi had opened a file on him 30 years earlier, in 1922. why? scott: he was regarded as insufficiently friendly, he had attended socialist meetings and ath world war i and w very good friends wi excellent writer, max eastman who was a socialist. he gradually migrated to the center and then

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that's all on board for this as opposed to the last time around where where jim mattis and h.r. mcmaster weren't masterminding this, they were saying, absolutely not. so your friend. >> and one other thing is that as this thing was going downhill, jd vance was happy to push it, right? >> yes. >> he did not step back. mark rubio didn't say a thing. jd vance didn't didn't help us. >> he was. very performative, almost felt contrived, and he was provoking zelensky. i don't think. >> he was getting donald trump's approval. donald trump called him in saying, you're going to do the beat up. and marco. >> said nothing. >> and i know nothing. hold on one second, david. >> and it's. just again. >> it's this, like it or not, this sort of brilliant messaging. you haven't thanked us and. >> it's not. even close. >> to true. it's a lie. i know it's a lie. we'll talk more about lies and the deficit and all this stuff, but it's this. it's trumpism, right? tell this whopping lie. it's a really dramatic narrative. how can this insolent little country do this in the oval office? >> hagar i just i d

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and i was on the board once on the white house correspondents association board for three years whenwith the president. you know, there was a give and take, but i need to see this white house work with the association. they have not worked with them at the beginning when they said, we're going to change how we call on folks, they didn't talk to them about that, and they didn't talk to them about how they're going to do the pool. now, the white house needs to work with us and stop this. what is it? state one media type of atmosphere. it's got to change. >> this is what you call a slippery slope. thanks to both of you. it's great to see you both. april. ryan, always a pleasure to have you on the show. symone sanders, my colleague, the host of the weekend here on msnbc. thanks for staying late, symone. i know you've already had a long day. all right, another hour of velshi begins right now.

this efforts must have strong us back take we're working with the us on this board. often mind meeting with president trump last week. let me be clear that we agree with the president of the urgent need for a durable piece. now we need to deliver together boats on the ground. i wonder what does russia think about european boots on the ground? you know, ross has repeatedly stated that nature contingent, even this piece, keep us as unacceptable. but, you know, europe's move on growing rest to read just carries on something russian for a minister. so again, love of actually talked about as well. just following biden's term. there are now people who want to lead with common sense. they say directly that they want to end all wars, they want peace, you who demands a continuation of the gravy train with that war. europe, french president, my crohn is running around with some ideas just like british p. m. cure storm or they say that so many thousands of peacekeepers are being trained and they will provide them with air cover. that is arrogance. this plan to introduce peacekeepers into ukraine

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we regret that our proposals making these points clear were not taken on board and as such we could notrt this resolution. but we share the ambition to find a lasting end to this war supported by robust security arrangements that ensure ukraine never gain has to face russia's attack. as my prime minister has made clear the uk remains ready to play its part . we will continue to provide ukraine with the support it needs to protect and defend itself and its people. we remind the council that russia could achieve this tomorrow by seizing aggression and withdrawing its forces from all of ukraine . i thank you.

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has to be on board. we heard from the british prime minister over the weekend really trying to still keep the u.s. involved, saying he does not believe that the u.s. is an unreliable ally and that whatever agreements they might reach out on the european front, they're planning to coordinate with the u.s. and try to keep them on board. and we know you'll follow it for us. alice barr in washington, thanks so much. well, democrats are blasting the decision by defense secretary pete hegseth to halt u.s. cyber command operations against russia. now, according to an inside source familiar with the matter. heads up gave that order last week prior to president trump's meeting with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. and it comes as president trump seeks to reestablish diplomatic ties with russia, seemingly aligning with russian interests in their war against ukraine. u.s. cyber command did not respond to cnbc's request for comment. but the defense department states that there is no greater priority to secret

included as part of the fire should be submitted to the clerk i just acted upon today are to appear on the board of supervisors agenda of march 4th, 2025 unless otherwise stated. that completes my initial announcements. >> thank you mr. clerk would you please call item number one? item number one is the audience. many of the campaign and will conduct to update the conflict of interest code form 700 finally requirements by adding deleting and changing the titles of certain designated officials and employees to reflect organized and staffing changes and by refining disclosure requirements for certain designated officials and employees. thank you so much supervisor melman thank you, mr. chair. and we've had this in front of us a few times now this item is a little bit of a basic form 700 conflict of interest hygiene a thing that we have to do every few years or and we had to continue it last time because there was some more meet and confer obligations that needed to be met. i think that those have been met and i guess i would just ask our deputy city attorney brad russi if there's anything more we