paul jones. i wonder the economic agreement. i wonder if you could each provide your assessment of the importance of that agreement for ukraine's economy, for reconstruction, is it significant, is it realistic, what time frame, quite apart from the issues we spoke about this morning, security guarantee or political impacts. how do you assess that agreement thank you. >> i wrote about this before anyone actually talked about ukraine. i think that with the trump administration absolutely the shared economic security is the way other than trump would see as the ultimate guarantee of national security. the devil is in the details in terms of the term sheet or the framework. whatever it is ukraine being asked to sign, but the assets that are underground over the long term. the infrastructure that is related on the table right now from the last version that i thought. there is a shared economic development element to this that really binds the u.s. and particularly this administration to open the channels so that they can actually mov

my name is starla jones and i've been at paul revere school for 37 years as a student advisor i got cut and i'm now i'm the attendance clerk slash para. far too long this district has mismanaged funds. when will they prioritize school students and educators who work tirelessly to prepare them for success in this challenging world? again, i have dedicated 37 years to one school because i love my students. yet instead of investing in what truly matters, budget cuts continue to target essential school programs and critical positions. meanwhile, district employees receive high salaries yet they remain inaccessible. you can't even reach them by phone without submitting a ticket. instead of cutting paraprofessionals

my name is starla jones and i've been at paul revere school for 37 years as a student advisor i got cut and i'm now i'm the attendance clerk slash para. far too long this district has mismanaged funds. when will they prioritize school students and educators who work tirelessly to prepare them for success in this challenging world? again, i have dedicated 37 years to one school because i love my students. yet instead of investing in what truly matters, budget cuts continue to target essential school programs and critical positions. meanwhile, district employees receive high salaries yet they remain inaccessible. you can't even reach them by phone without submitting a ticket. instead of cutting paraprofessionals we need to be hiring more parents play a vital role in ensuring classrooms run effectively and efficiently. without us teachers struggle to provide the level of support students deserve. i have seen this firsthand and i am not alone. no more layoffs invest in our schools and people who make them work. >> thank you. >> greetings my name is benjamin cole menendez. i am a student at

jones. >> ease on down. ease on down the road. >> first time oscars host conan o'brien honoring la's firefighters and in a history making win. >> wicked. >> wicked costume designer paul> i'm the first black man. >> to receive a. >> costume design award. >> i love that kieran culkin call out to his wife. we're going to have a fourth. you said we could have a fourth if i won an oscar. if i win an oscar, i'm going to tell tony that we're going to have a fifth. good thing that's never going to happen. all right, we have some sad news to end with. so we're going to make a hard turn. before we go. we want to send our heartfelt condolences to our friend and colleague, jose diaz-balart. after the passing of his brother this morning. lincoln diaz-balart was an attorney, former member of the florida house of representatives, and served the constituents of florida's 21st congressional district for 18 years. count them 18. our thoughts are with his wife of 48 years, christina. his son daniel, his brothers jose, mario and rafael, and the entire extended diaz-balart family. may lincoln's memory be a blessing. that will wrap up this hour of msnbc live. i'm katie. i'll be back here

jones. >> he's on down, he's on down. he's on. >> first time oscars host conan o'brien honoring la's firefighters and in a history making win. >> wicked. >> wicked costume designer paulthe first black man. >> to receive a. >> costume design award. >> very special. >> moment there. but one. >> of. >> the most. >> talked about. >> moments of. >> oscars night. >> happened before. >> the show even began. during a. red carpet interview. halle berry joking. >> that she finally got some payback on adrien brody. for planting that. infamous kiss. >> on her back. >> in 2003, when he. won his first best. >> actor oscar. >> perhaps some luck. >> in that liplock. back to you. >> all right. i got my list of movies i need to watch now. kaylee hartung, thanks so much. and that does it for us today. thank you so much for joining us. we'll see you back here tomorrow. same time, same place. for now i'm ana cabrera, reporting from new york. jose diaz balart picks up our coverage right now. >> good morning. 11 a.m. eastern, 8 a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz balart. we begin this morning with new fallout about that historic clash in the oval office between president trump and ukraine's presid

jones. ♪♪ >> reporter: first-time oscars host conan o'brien honoring l.a.'s firefighters, and in a history-making win, "wicked" costume designer paul audience to their feet. >> i'm the first black man to receive a costume design award. >> reporter: such a special moment there. one of the most talked about moments of the night came before the show even began. during an interview on the red carpet, halle berry finally getting back at adrien brody, planting a shocking kiss just like he did after he won his first oscar for best actor back in 2003. maybe there's some luck in that lip lock. >> man, adrien brody had a heck of a night. kiss from halle, oscar. last night was the annual reminder for me, how old and uncool i've gotten. >> because you haven't seen any of the movies? >> i saw maybe three of them. >> that's two more than i did. i saw "wicked." >> "wicked," "conclave" and "sing sing." >> that's pretty good. >> by the way, conan o'brien did a spectacular job as host. >> i agree with you. >> it reminded me of how whacky he is and he brought sensibility. fantastic. let's show you what we've got as far as your weather is concerned. c