it's not russell. it's not russell? it's not russell. you could not have shocked me anymore. my whole life was just gone. this whole time i thought this guy had done it, and it wasn't him. it wasn't him. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): dna, as we now know, does not lie. the sample taken from angie samota's body did not match russell buchanan. do you feel guilty for having done everything you-- to put somebody behind bars? well, yeah. yeah, done everything you could to convict russell and send him to death row. yes, absolutely. of course i did. you know, i thought this guy was it. and absolutely, i was going to get him. and he wanted the guy. so everything that i thought was truth was not truth anymore. and yes, i felt very guilty. still do. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): she felt guilty. russell felt anything but. all those years, he'd been unaware of how hard sheila had worked to convict him. all he'd known was the intense heat police had applied. but even now, russell just can't seem to get the words "i told you so" out of his mouth. it doesn't change anything. angie's life hasn

russell: no.r position is tha can. it doesn't always. chieice roberts: ok. well, it -- it can. mr. russell: yes. chief justice roberts: but, i mean, with respect to certainly some but maybe most, a ilistic statement will do the exact opposite. for example, if you're leaving my house and i say, you might slip on the steps, you wouldn't say, well, that's never happened before mr. russell: that's right. chief justice roberts: your -- your inference would be that has ha and that's why i'm giving you the warning. seems to me, if you're saying it -- it can go one way in some cases, igo another way in the other cases, it's a real expansion of the disclosure obligation. in other words, it's not somethat is narrow because, whet's happened or not, you have to disclose it. mr. russell: no. that's not our -- ief justice roberts: well, how are we supposed to parse whether it's slipping on my steps or, you know, what you say is actionable in this case? mr. russell: i think you simply have to do whacourt says yo

when i began doing my program here at msnbc 14 years ago, it was karen russell who delivered the russell she asked, what are you going to do with the show? and i started talking about the guests. i hoped to get on the show like reverend jackson, and she stopped me and she said she wasn't asking about a tv show. she explained that her father always asked newly arrived nba stars, what are you going to do with it? meaning, what are you going to do with all the attention you can now command? what are you going to do with it? what bill russell did with it was march with his friend martin luther king jr, and so much more. for the rest of his long life, i understood exactly what karen russell was asking me, but i didn't have an answer and i didn't look for an answer. but an answer came to me. a few weeks later, another dear friend, meg campbell, a schoolteacher in boston, told me about her recent trip to malawi, where she visited her niece, a doctor who was working in malawi as an educator. meg visited as many schools in malawi as she could. she asked teachers what they needed and they all said

ian russell, the father of 14—year—old molly russell from london who took her own life almost four, almostimages online promoting suicide and self—harm, and he has become one of the most prominent, one of the most well respected, i think, campaigners in this whole world of trying to improve online safety for children. yes, and you have an interview with him. and not only that, i've read that he's written a letter — as a dad — to keir starmer, as a dad. so he's written an incredibly powerful letter to keir starmer. we're recording this at 2:30 on saturday. it was sent to downing street this morning and he's doing two things, i think. ian russell is imploring keir starmer to fix what he sees as the very important loopholes in what's known as the 0nline safety act. we've discussed it many times, but the government introduced what looked like groundbreaking legislation to try to combat this problem and stop, particularly young people, but notjust young people, but particularly to stop young people seeing content that was harmful. that was the tories. yeah. and ian russell and other safety camp

anyway, having russell vought at omb with his power is just frightening. not to us, although we are going to fight this tooth and nail. but to average people who depend on this. and what does vought want to do? you saw it in 2025. -- project 2025. eradicate investments that help tens of millions of americans also they can pay for the tax cuts for the altar rich. it is hard to overstate how destructive this decision is for the country. he has a lot of bad decisions for which the american people will rebel and politically is going to be unpopular. this is the worst of the worst. the worst of the worst. in our states we have talked to people, everyone of us. people are scrambling to figure out what it means to them. we are getting panicked calls. how are people going to make mortgage payments? how are small businesses going to keep their staff? if there federal funding is shut off? virtually any organization, school, police office, county, or community depends on federal grant money to run its day-to-day operations, and they are all now in danger. nonprofits

and critics like russell question how green that process really is. the problem wasas with artificial turf is it's plastic and chemicals and it it is, it is, you know, basically once you create it, then you have it for a lifetime. some santa clara county supervisors share doctor russell's concerns and are considering banning artificial turf on county owned land, following similar efforts in other places around the country. i think that it would be devastating to youth sports, all sports. sean blakeman is a former pro soccer player and the sporting director for the los gatos united soccer club. he's among the youth sports professionals taking a hard stand against the proposed artificial turf ban. everyone would love to play on a beautiful natural grass field. however, that's not the reality because many of them that are existing aren't safe to play on because they're not properly maintained, blakeman says. he's played on these fields alallis life, and he has never worried about health concerns. and i really feel if it was that unsafe, would professiona

bill russell died in 2022.88 years old. >> homewood mountain resort in tahoe is moving forward with a redevelopment project that's been in the works for 14 years. this is after homewood closed for the winter season, still needing approvals for redevelopment modifications. regulators also made homewood add language to its master plan this week to guarantee the public will have access once homewood reopens, and that it won't become a members only resort. leadership hopes to have homewood reopen next winter. >> san francisco's chinatown is bustling as it prepares to ring in the year of the snake. organizers of lunar new year celebrations say excitement is building, and merchants are eager for the economic boost that usually comes with the influx of visitors. >> finally getting back to that pre-pandemic energy that we had. i think the parade this year is going to be unbelievable. >> city leaders note the chinese new year parade is on the same weekend as the nba all star game. they're advising people who want to att

the father of molly russell, the teenager who took her own life after seeing harmful content online,n online safety rules to protect children. fourteen—year—old molly russell died in november 2017 after being exposed to a stream of dark, depressing content on social media sites pinterest and instagram. her father ian russell is now warning more children are at risk due to the implementation of the government�*s online safety bill by regulator 0fcom, claiming it�*s been a "disaster". ian russell�*s letter to the prime minister is also in response to meta�*s announcement that it will end third party fact—checking on its media platforms in the us as big tech prepares for the incoming trump administration. this week, 1544 00:

mr russells letter to sir keir starmer also came in response to meta's announcement that it will endr father ian russell is now warning more children are at risk due to the implementation of the government's 0nline safety act by regulator 0fcom — claiming it's been a "disaster". mr russells letter to sir keir starmer also came i'm sure kier, as a father, protects his children from online dangers as much as any individual can. but as a prime minister, he needs to really back online safety and move forward so that the uk is the safest place in the world to be online. and children, when they're there in the future, don't face the dangers they're facing today. but there's been a complete u—turn. and one announcement this week, the announcement that mark zuckerberg made in particular, just leads me to believe that meta is turning its platforms back towards the platforms that molly saw in the last months of her life. back towards the way that they were run, back towards the harmful content that molly was exposed to and therefore more children would be exposed to in the future. and by turni

well, in response to ian russell's letter calling for action on online safety, a number 10 spokesperson biggest rape trial in french history. gisele pelicot waived her right to anonymity and became a global icon. dominique pelicot was found guilty of drugging and raping his wife, and inviting 50 men into their home to abuse her while she slept. gisele's daughter caroline darian stood alongside her mother in court and told her father that he would "die alone like a dog." caroline believes that her father also drugged and abused her. she's spoken to the bbc in herfirst broadcast interview since the trial. anna collinson has more. i don't really remember the father that i thought he was. i looked straight to the criminal, to the sexual criminal he is. caroline darian�*s life change further in november 2020. she's been speaking to the bbc�*s emma barnett. i was so close from my father, you can't imagine how her to tears. it was a nightmare. that nightmare _ tears. it was a nightmare. that nightmare became _ tears. it was a nightmare. that nightmare became even - tears. it was a nightmare. t

and until russell's tie off with us, they will come on. those religious old policy leaders, or tribal chiefs, they all became known as the warlords. for very good reasons. women became spoils of the thoughtful title was the, is the word huge body. you know, being a boy that's, you know, he the shade on democrats on with my that makoto next me it was sam. but the one democrat, really on a c was last the key. yeah. group restaurant that joe is going to need to embrace the better and well that's more that's i don't, i meant to call that federal expressed to the way the sense assessments of that settles for that. and those, do i ask my doctor to learn? yeah, so to show little that have sex with customer, i think that of those center as well. let me get to the the 0 to the federal law. so you have from us and michael, somebody to an affordable any. yeah, we should have pushed in the sense of i've got this done, a whole raft of minor tribal chiefs now forgotten flint in terms of did surrounding areas. it was from this stage of chaos, but the tel

the russell leading the declines, financials getting hit as well. there is the russell down more than 2% today. tech not far behind either. several megacap stocks are seeing see ing big losses today. cold water, more of it, on the iphone upgrade cycle. that's the talk of the tape. for that stock, hit with a big downgrade this week, now these appreciate concerns. let's bring in our tech reporter steve kovach who is here with more. when this particular analyst speaks, you listen. >> i always listen. and this is, scott, this is a dreary note from that analyst. he's over at tf international securities, what i consider the best analyst out there covering apple. he often predicts what apple is going to do months or years before apple does it. here's what he's saying about iphone. iphone shipments, he says, are expected to decline 6% for the first half of this year, even with the expected launch of the new entry level iphone se, the cheaper iphone that apple puts out every few years or so. iphone shipments, it gets worse, though, in china, down 10% to 12%

so in the syrian capital, it is correspondent russell said russell. we've seen some aspects of normal life or time pretty quickly. so schools, universities, if we open some international flights of attending among, from the how fragile does this new reality and see, we are a few to many syrians. well, so relatively the teams have good back to norma says, so could you please order was restored so quickly after the full of every gene that lasted more than half a century and a good a over the country was quite a small little bit of a corner of seemed a provence northwest and province of the syria. and it was quite unexpected that disease will collapse in 11 days. so that will not preparations in place. however, that happened. and now the whole comp hold celia is in the hands of a physician and they need to take care of it between major or minor from the market economy policies to the society. so 2 sides to say to the constitution, better to mend. this demand is challenges the sides of the bank is that the money? so the company much of the company is dest

ben tapscott is a former mcclymonds coach and good friend of bill russell.d he was talking about just what an amazing career and man he was. and what a nice honor. the mcclymonds high school named after him. >> let's look behind us. >> this is a. >> major traffic backup. sal is all over this. a deadly crash on bart. >> yeah, the red arrows i put here on the screen. guys, between antioch and north concord. there's no service there. so the first place you can get service is concord. and that's because of a deadly crash. as you mentioned, on highway four near bailey. the car left the freeway, ended up on the bart tracks. so that bart station you see out there in the distance is not active right now. that's putting a lot more people on the road. and i also think it's because people can see the rescue operation or actually it's a recovery operation right now. this was a deadly crash, so give yourself plenty of time. the rest of contra costa county traffic is okay. we haven't seen a lot of slow traffic so far in most commutes. the bay bridge does have a backup now

bill russell died in 2022.> the oakland roots and soul soccer club are changing their strategy, as both teams look for a new, permanent home. the roots say they plan to make the coliseum their short term home beyond 2025. they're abandoning plans for a temporary site near the coliseum that was proposed in the nine acre malibu parking lot. even if it's approved, it would not be built for several years. >> this morning. this year's oscars nominations are in. emilio perez led all films with 13 nominations. musical. the wicked musical brought in ten nominations, including for best picture, best actress and best supporting actress. other films pulling in a large number of nominations include the brutalist conclave and a complete unknown. oscar nominations were supposed to be announced last week, but were delayed due to the l.a. fires. the awards ceremony, hosted by conan o'brien, will be sunday, march 2nd. >> even though the queen of rock n roll, tina turner, is no longer with us. there's a new song of hers being re

ben tapscott is a former mcclymonds coach and a good friend of russell.story about how russell came back to support the team at a tournament, as they were training for a championship game. >> he walked in and the guy said, oh, bill russell. bill russell. he said, hey fellas, how are you doing? just laid back and everything relaxed. he said, see that trophy over there? it's got my name on it. he said, after this game tonight, it better be mcclymonds high school. so needless to say, i didn't have to do a lot of coaching. >> well, russell is known for his humanitarian work and for breaking barriers. he was the first black nba coach to win a championship. >> tonight, the warriors are making the trip up to sactown to take on those kings. second quarter 26 all warriors on the move. andrew wiggins bringing the ball up. the left side. gets the screen. pops the three. good and the foul. and he'd make that free throw. warriors up four. just about a minute later. curry would take the handoff and eventually roll the baseline here where he would dish to santos. corner

see this happening. domestic is very active right now. russell, thanks very much. i. as the south korean investigators have failed to arrest, impeach, president units of kill laughter and as long stand off at his residence, the anti corruption team says making the rest was quite effectively impossible with you and security to preventing their entry. mcbride has this report now from so the early morning arrival of thousands of police in the street surrounding the official residence of impeach president june. so kil signalled the starts of an attempt to arrest him. but his continued protection by the presidential security service always meant this would be a highly contentious operation. for hours, investigators faced off with bodyguards and what would describe does sometimes physical confrontations to the condemnation of you and critics. unique is by witnessing today's events. the people of south korea would have a from the patio self use of your but the security service has accused the investigate has of breaking into high security areas and injuring gets offices. mea

you were on with russell vought, my suggestion is that it default. you guys keep playing around, putting people in hostage situations and you know the outcome. number one. you can't trust these guys in the republican situation because you have kushner who came away with a $2 billion. also we are not questioning the validity of some of these congresspeople. george santos was arrested, and somebody paid his bail, he says let it default. >> guest: no one wants that. the argument which is going to let that happen to have implications. we are here to say what is default in what is not? and it is not the position that i support to suggest we are going to not pay what has been a hallmark of our country and our economy to have treasuries that always paid in full. .. and i find it very social security check in june joe biden revenue line a lot. but holly balances where 30 you talking pa budget was here -- putting somebody in jail on the land. housing is a process of so of along the office and. department of health and human services will prevent the cost and

again, you can't be pro-worker and be for russell vought. he has spent years, years pushing for trillions in cuts to america's social safety net, something that would cause immediate, severe harm to tens of millions of american citizens. we all know mr. vought's history very well. we know his awful and radical record from the first trump admini administration. even after leaving government, mr. vought was the go-to authority for the most radical elements of the house gop, advising them on budget that punished america's families, seniors, kids, law enforcement and others with draconian, draconian budget cuts. his budget cuts weren't just snipping at the edges. they cut to the keep. tomorrow, when vought testifies before the committee, americans will be reintroduced to his outl outlandishly extreme agenda. if project 2025 caused your stomach to turn during the election, mr. vought would be a nightmare scenario. if you're among america's works class or from low-income families or middle-class families working marred to make -- hard to make ends

and also in the syrian capital is russell, set up russell lo, we've seen, of course, some aspects of normal life started to return tentatively. but still, of course, a lot of uncertainties on that. i'm on the phone. how from joel does this new reality and see we have feel for many serious these now is that the did the 50 years off that were gene just has collapse. it was called the but it was extremely unexpected. tier to position was still not ready to take over the country. they were hoping that still there will be maximum in, in the most optimistic scenario, one in house year or fighting to be able to reach to damascus. what has happened just in 11 days? so now they're called fighting the whole city. yes, with the mind this tremendous challenge. sound through bank is left with with no money that the nation's gather. families are shadow so that, that, that, that, that the justice system is, is collab spend also the security issues. so in the south, so far, the position has not submitted the weapons to the south of the government here in the northeast of the company. good. these fig

mr russell's letter to sir keir starmer also came in response to meta's announcement that it will endeir starmer as a father protects his children from online dangers as much as any individual can, but as prime minister, he needs to really back online safety and move forward so that the uk is the safest place in the world to be a minor and children when they are there in the future don't face the danger they are facing today. the announcement that mark zuckerberg made comment in particular, just leads me to believe that meta is turning its platforms back towards the platforms that molly saw in the last months of her life. back towards the way that they were run, back towards the harmful content that molly was exposed to and therefore no —— more children will be exposed to in the future. meta says it's committed to promoting safety on its platforms. there have been celebrations in parts of sudan — after the army captured the eastern city of wad madani from the paramilitary rapid support forces. the leader of the rsf acknowledged the loss, but vowed to continue fighting the sudanese arm

okay, that's a picture from damascus at russell said, reporting thanks russell. it's still a head or not 0 the commission to protect you unless condemns the palestinian authority from shutting down downstairs operations in the occupied with the and once again, a circulation of coal applied is attempting to form off the coast of viet nam, it jump started, weren't former complete circulation, but it's certainly indicates heavy ray just catching the case, cutting ryan to the south as well. now that's unusual if there's times a year you'd expect channels elsewhere for this happened to be easy. and so the way i see an east java property body, they are focuses so kind of, if you like of what could be fresh flooding from big thunderstorms, same eastern shopping australia, particularly in queensland. but for the most part, i'm just going to watch the temperatures the time being because not much else is happening here. the shows we're getting warm and natalie getting woman in melbourne, we have got to a woman pass. but that's going to cool down. i suspect the tongue of ha

s. military, russell and jordan elders. era washington. hey, miss concealer hesitant about the spending 14 months held captive by evans who teased. he was welcome, good celebrations and better crews that hold. he's, he's released altura as a god less meza and to southern crew members a couple of days ago saying that they were freed in support of the sci fi data in gaza throughout as well as will to phase of a piece of they attack ships in the red sea in what they described as an act of solidarity with palestinians to be the low low scale police operation targeting junk traffic. is this resulted in 5 people being killed and 9 others wounded amongst the dead or a god who was struck by a stray bullet to the minus suspected of involvement is a drug trade. a minute replacement, sustained serious injuries as a resident with shotwell, lying in bed next to her child. the operation was trying to stop the expansion of criminal factions, but traffic has responded by sending cars and motorcycles on fire, russian president to repeat. it says that he's

so, laura, remind us of who russell vought is and what the omb does across the federal government.pez: the head of the office of management and budget, geoff, is not usually a household name, but it is an incredibly important position in the white house. and the head of the omb oversees spending and can review all regulations across agencies that agencies write, is in charge of the president's budget policy, and is often involved in hill negotiations. now, when it comes to russell vought, vought served in this role, as you noted, geoff, during the first trump administration. and he wrote a project 2025 chapter specifically on transforming the presidency and expanding its powers. and in the time between the first trump administration and now this incoming one, he was head of a conservative think tank center for renewing america. and at that think tank, he drafted hundreds of potential executive orders and memos in preparation for a second trump administration. geoff: and you were, of course, tracking his confirmation hearing today. what stood out to you? laura barron-lopez: geoff, t

and the trucks are ruling in on russell lying drugs. it's almost impossible to comprehend the level of devastation here on well, food, medical supplies, and building materials offloading into the gaza strip view and says that must have needs remain. the survival of millions of palestinians hangs in the pallets dependent on the free trial ceasefire. tarry cup as the o. d 0 rough palestine. it was still a steady stream of 8 on this day. 5 of the seas far you and says more than $3258.00 trunks events of the strip since the cx 5 went into effect. you an official site that run pickup food distribution, reopening bakeries, ad restarting hospitals, with much needed medical supplies. over to darrow butler and central gaza to speak to tamika, i believe assume that a so tire could. as i mentioned that day, 5 of the c spa a trucks would be arriving pretty consistently. haven't they over the past few days, but still announce at least suffering on a huge scale? well, we understand that the consistent in to arrive of a trucks is a crucial lifeline, b

nobody can claim to be pro-worker and then vote for russell vought. on the e.o.'s in the agenda. no golden age is coming to america unless of course you're very rich, well-connected or own a drug or oil company. if thor have rossive a bull -- with the ferocity of a bulldozer donald trump has spent his first few days dismantling things permit he has halted leasing for wind energy projects in the outercontinent shelf putting at risk investments and killing good-paying jobs in my state of new york, out on long island particularly. he can just -- he thinks he can cut them off. of course we're going to fight that and people will fight it in the courts. but president trump yesterday was out there touting a new program, a new proposal by some foreign -- a foreign investor to create more energy because we need it. but he says no clean energy, no offshore wind. is that ridiculous? it's robbing peter to pay paul. it is talking out of both sides is of your mouth. it is one hand doing one thing, the other hand doing the opposite. it is devastating and we're going to fight that proposal tooth

wall street on pace with the russell 2000 trading lower dow down .25%. s&p down .50%.the biggest laggard, down 1.5% the selloff in quantum computing stocks putting pressure on the small cap index. ionq and d-wave fell after comments from ceo jensen huang sparking a selloff in the stocks this ek. for the week, ionq down 39%. rigetti down 46% we are seeing fresh pressure on nvidia this morning as well following a new report on new export curbs coming from the white house. nvidia off 9% from it's all-time high more on that in a moment you see the downside moves from nvidia big declines you see the moves on the week-to-date chart right now, down 1% week-to-date down more than 4% >>> let's turn back to the markets on the sector basis. 8 of 11 were positive. healthcare was up .50% healthcare is a defensive sector we will have more about the sector coming up in the show we have seen tech under continued pressure communication services was the laggard falling ..75%. now we want to check the bond market yields a major reason for pressure on equities ten-year hitting the highest

and that's where you'll be laid to rest next to his wife russell and his wife of 77 years. oh and for sure, i'll just see that at the national cathedral in washington, serious national museum has officially reopened off. that was close last month and i saw the machine was purple. and my husband has more than this now from damascus. a lot of them on for cd and dyslexia i from the reopening of the nations oldest and largest museum is a welcome relief.

occupied westbank, but the law, just as by the presence is in the city of jeanine, the un special russell to francesco. the daisies warning if his plan is alt falls to stall it's genocide of palestinians will not be confined to garza. the united nations has also will that as well as actions of janitta closing widespread destruction which are warranted. the ongoing operation by israeli forces engineering is putting people, safety and welfare at risk. while destroying infrastructure is basic is roads, electricity, and water pipes. 10 people have reportedly been killed with dozens more injured, which are warranted since yesterday. did you need government hospital has been disconnected from the water grid and electricity network relies and dwindling waterways years from emergency tags that were installed just weeks ago in preparation for such just situations. the 630 trucks, if you buy this, have related to the columns and strip on sunday old the false davis is fine. what to retrieve bodies under the ruins of destroyed homes is still ongoing. with $163.00 bodies recovered on sunday, but full

russell says that he is ext the support he'sn getting from family and friends.undme has been set up to help him. you can find that on our website, abc. >> now. most schools in los angeles unified will reopen tomorrow after the fires shut them down for days last week. a handful of campuses that were damaged in the fires or under evacuation orders will stay closed. though the district is preparing new classroom spaces for those displaced students. school leaders say they're replacing air filters in schools to make sure the air is safe. now, speaking of, the smoke will be leaving a lasting impact in southern california as health experts say air pollution is hazardous and even deadly. los angeles had several days of poor air quality last week, even far from the fires, and it poses ar health risk even if you don't smell the smoke. >> the particles are so tiny that they actually may not have an odor, but they can go deep into your lungs and cause inflammation of the lungs. when you're inside your home, make sure that air is recirculating. do not bring in air in from t

russell served as the head of the agricultural sciences department. dr. russell has truly been a leader in the purdue community and thanks to his expertise, he has judged over 1,100 horse shows for national breeder associations in 14 countries. dr. russell has also established and expanded the multiple exchange programs around the world. growing the university's global presence and relationships. he has been a stalwart professor at purdue university's ag department and his loss will be felt by the purdue community and beyond. we wish him the very best as he begins this next chapter in his well-earned retirement. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair now recognizes the gentlelady from nevada, ms. lee, for five minutes. ms. lee: thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise to honor the life of retired chief officer daniel peterson. a champion for southern nevada's veteran community. chief peterson was a highly decorated army veteran and unrelenting advocate for those around him. after flying helicopters in the army for more than 20 years, he cage home to

and it's from lizzie's friend, alice russell. now, we brought this up last. you recall the night the murders lizzie had gone over to alice russell's house and said, my dad's got enemies and i think somebody is trying to poison our family. well, the day of the murders, alice says, i'll stay over at the house because she's concerned with lizzie's mental. and what she is there. she walks into the kitchen and finds lizzie burning a dress out in the family stove and she says, what are you doing? and lizzie says, oh, that old thing. it's covered in paint. and she's like, you're going to regret that. and the grand jury hearing that in particular, that is burning the dress. and the question be, is there a bloody dress somewhere in the house? and the police had to search the entire house? the grand jury is going to vote a true bill. lizzie will, be indicted and taken to trial. and this is going to be a sensational trial the family due to the pinkerton detective that they hired when. he learns of the dress burning, says, i'm out, i quit. this is not my client. now, liz

and we're talking about russell vought wanting to.trillion. >> in. >> giveaways, where almost all of it goes to the. >> richest americans. >> and how is he going to pay for that? well, he's going to cut a whole lot of programs. and his last budget with trump. >> he proceeded. >> to say we should get rid of community development block grants for housing. >> we should. >> make student loans for. students for college much more expensive. we should cut about $1 trillion out of health care for families. >> that are. >> struggling to get on. >> their feet. >> and they need that health care to be able to go. get a job. it's just attack one. program after the other. and this is the great betrayal. trump ran on being. a champion for families. and russell vought represents the real trump agenda, which is to attack the programs for families and deliver massive wealth to the already wealthiest. i think it's fairly easy when we're thinking about which trump nominee will will, may break the law or break the law the most. one candidate is the one wh

russell. >> may well. be the most dangerous. >> nominee that trump has. >> been put forward.attention as many others. but why do i say that? major architect of project 2025. >> he has. >> he's whip smart. he has vast experience. >> he was the director. >> of the office of management. >> and budget. >> at the end of the last trump. >> administration. >> and he is ideologically driven, and what he wants to do. is cut the basic. programs that support health care, housing, education and good paying jobs. >> and things. >> like child. >> tax credit. >> he wants to cut. >> those. >> and he wants to drive through massive new tax cuts for the very. >> richest americans. >> that's what he's all about. and he has made it very clear. that he's willing to break the law to do so. in fact, gao found he broke the law eight times by keeping agencies open that he wasn't supposed to. >> keep open. >> and in. >> addition, he. >> has his theory about impoundments. in which the president can decide how much is spent on. >> programs. >> rather than congress deciding it's. >> been adjudicated. >> t

russell and mr. ba can explain if i'm incorrect about this, i understand their position to be that whenever you an if then statement of this variety, which is a pretty paradigmatic form of statement in a risk disclosut the if carries with it an implied represon that the specified triggering event has not previousurred subject only to the caveat that to be al. now, let me explain why i think an't be right with a tangible example. ou take a look at meta's 10-k and the risk disclosures in that 10-k whe voluminous on page 441 the risk disclosure statesunfavorable media coverage could negatively affect our business. and s the one of an if then statement, if we suffer unfavorable media coverage that uld negatively affect our business, i don't thyone would infer from that, that meta has never previously suffered unfavorable media coverage. and if youthe entirety of the risk disclosures, it's sort of r with examples like, -- >> but mr. shanmugam, i guess what concerns me a little bit is, i don't knowur posit

when i went to see my house and russell, i found it completely destroyed. i wants to go to my house, but how am i supposed to do that? if i go back i live in attend. the problem is that there's no life, uh no water, no electricity, no infrastructure or food. there's nothing left for us. removing the rubble and gauze as not just removing the brakes and it slaps of concrete. it's a symbol of resilience and hold for a community determined to rebuild. but the pos ahead is long and will much depend on the international support for this recovery effort. honey, my more i was just the euro from defend from area of the gaza strip. palestine wound rabbani is a non resident fellow at the middle east. coastal globalist as he sends us pressure on these right. and government is essential for the stability of the ceasefire. of all indications are that the 2nd change of captives this weekend will take place. and then there are of course, supposed to be several more during the 1st stage of disagreements and at the same time, negotiations are expected to be ongoing for a 2nd

when i went to see my house and russell, i found it completely destroyed. i wants to go to my house, but how am i supposed to do that? if i go back i live in attend. the problem is that there's no life, uh no water, no electricity, no infrastructure or food. there's nothing left for us. removing the rumbling gauze, it's not just removing the brakes and it slaps of concrete. it's a symbol of resilience and hold for a community determined to rebuild. but the pos ahead is long and will much depend on the international support for this recovery effort. a honeymoon mode. i was just the euro from the central area of the gaza strip palestine. it is ready, drones dry, cold. his vehicle net comes here and the okay pod westbank has killed 2 people. the tech comes as a large scale. a sold on the nearby. janine refugee camp is only going these where the army has killed at least 10 palestinians. there since she's day attacks of also being carried out in various other parts of the occupied westbank. i'm the son who has more from the job, daniel capital, not a month becau

the russell border crossing with egypt is set to reopen to allow in more convoys of desperately needed. humanitarian aid so far away does into the strip divided, cut them up with solemn crossing. he's ready for us. he's, i'm not expected to withdraw from the philadelphia card or on the roof or border until day 50 at the deal negotiations on that operation or on going meanwhile, palestinians in northern goals are making preparations for the families returning from the south. hundreds of thousands are expected, but it all depends on whether this project uncomplicated ceasefire holes. charles langford, which is here. now the deceased is in place many hundreds of thousands of people forced to be displaced from little hyping to a ton of charles mentioned the nose and cause that has been decimated. spine is why the sees it slices move and 90 days every mile. kelly lever poster from kansas city . i'm here. why is this far to be in this drawing home? and the civilian is trying to just paint the walls as you can see, the pain in the process is a continue when he is crying just to paint and fix.

russell, what else should 105 statement to comply with 10 b? >> so i they could have said what they said and then improper disclosure or misuse of user data has occurrthe past, including recently on a substantial scale. i think that would have removed any misimpression that an event like what happened in cambridge analytica hadn't occurred. and the reason that it is reasonable for someb think that this statement implies that it hadn't occurred is because an investor, a reasonable investo hearing a company describe factors that are relevant factors that make the inve risky wopect that something like this had happened. 30 m users, private data released eventually causing a $100 billion ron in the market capitalization of the company. the company who is intent on telling the whole truth about the factors that make the investment risky would not speak about such things. hypothetical terms. i'm sorry. >> yeah, your basic submission is that a probabilistic statement about something carries the inference that that something has not occurred. >> no, ou

anyway, having russell vought at omb with his power is just frightening. not to us, although we are going to fight this tooth and nail. but to average people who depend on this. and what does vought want to do? you saw it in 2025. -- project 2025. eradicate investments that help tens of millions of americans also they can pay for the tax cuts for the altar rich. it is hard to overstate how destructive this decision is for the country. he has a lot of bad decisions for which the american people will rebel and politically is going to be unpopular. this is the worst of the worst. the worst of the worst. in our states we have talked to people, everyone of us. people are scrambling to figure out what it means to them. we are getting panicked calls. how are people going to make mortgage payments? how are small businesses going to keep their staff? if there federal funding is shut off? virtually any organization, school, police office, county, or community depends on federal grant money to run its day-to-day operations, and they are all now in danger. nonprofits

and russell vought is determined.ition to do everything. >> he can. >> to deregulate and let the looters loot and. >> the. >> polluters pollute. >> one of the strange things here is that he also, and this is based on lots of reporting, and i think interviews has the position that he doesn't have to follow the law, and the president doesn't have to follow the law about what congress appropriates for funds. and this is strange. the constitution is very clear on this. and in case there's any question, there's a federal law called the impoundment control act, which basically says the executive branch has to spend the money that is appropriated by congress. today, there is an exchange between your colleague, senator murray and him on this law, which all indications are they just think they can violate, like it doesn't apply to them. i want to play that exchange and get your reaction to it. take a listen. >> the president ran. >> on the. >> notion that the. >> impoundment control act is unconstitutional. >> i agree with tha

against justice jackson that russell vought signed, but it. >> looks like it was actually written byark paoletta. >> so this whole thing is just so strongly intertwined. >> yeah. senator sheldon whitehouse, thank you for your time tonight. appreciate it. coming up, trouble in paradise, the co-president undercuts donald trump's big new infrastructure announcement that's ahead. >> to avoid digital threats, just turn on nordvpn, improve. your protection against. >> trackers, malicious. websites and malware. >> ridden downloads. get the deal now. >> kitchen science skincare is. >> doing very well. >> so what i'm going to do is i'm. >> going. >> to offer people a deal, and. >> then. >> i'm going to call it the degeneres deal. clever. michael, hand me my phone, please. i have to call kind science headquarters. thank you. you know, we got rid of the cords a long time ago. >> hello? >> yeah. >> it's ellen degeneres. listen, i'm trying to give. >> the people. >> a deal. >> i'm going to call it the degeneres deal. >> yes. >> that's funny, i know. >> so i'm going. >> to do four products. and th

my mom prays the rosary get this father -- with russell brand online she's 80 -- a grandmother so myand told them that i want to get your reaction on the other side. >> hail mary from the grace of lord blessed the fruit holy father of god pray for us now at the hour of our death amen. thank you so much. you're your beautiful granddaughter explained you've listened to me playing the holy rosary of our devine mother sending you all of my love and respect and i hope one day we get to meet on this path. in jesus name i pray, amen. >> rosary bringing russell brangd and brand and pilar back together. >> it does show that -- so even one of the origins of the rosary is that here's the monks were praying songs again and again every days and you know kind of normal people couldn't read the psalms they didn't have access because they weren't literate or have a bible it cost so much back in the day so -- they scdz monks how do i pray let's make it down what prayers do you know, hail mary both are script churl so pray those prayers and you have access to meditating on scenes of the life of jesus