it's sarah.tick, it cleans up fast. >> with dual. >> temperature settings, you can cook. >> heat, and reheat. >> sarah max is the portable anytime, anywhere kitchen in a pot. call or go online now to get the complete sarah max pot for the special tv discount price of just 39.99. it comes with a 90 day money back guarantee. for everyone who orders today, we'll. include the multifunction. steaming tray. absolutely free. and because you deserve even more, we'll give you six sarah max razor sharp nonstick knives. a $30 value absolutely free, and even ship your entire order fast and free. order now. to order, call 1-800-272-8147 or go online at 1-800-272-8147 or go online at sarah yet another toothpaste that does not whiten. girl, this one werks! ♪♪ basic toothpaste stops at the top. crest goes deeper to dissolve the bonds that hold stains to teeth. for whiter teeth in one day. speaker: my little miracle is beckett. [christina perri, "a thousand years"] i have died every day waiting for you. we wouldn

sarah says she and her father hope other elderly bay area residents heed the warnings.just does not want this to happen to anyone else. and you know, i'm doing the best i can to spread the word. thom jensen reporting from san jose there. police say if you see something. send tips or videos so it could help them build stronger cases. well, a troubling discovery coming to light after those devastating la wildfires reports say the la fire department knew months before those fires erupted that more than 1000 hydrants needed repairs. according to the los angeles times, fire officials did not notify the city's department of water and power at that point. the dwp is responsible for fixing the hydrants, and the task of inspecting them falls to la fire instead. dwp learned about the fire hydrants in february, when a local news station broke that news. only then did the fire department share findings about the damaged hydrants with dwp. during the fires, firefighters struggled with low water pressure, but it is unclear if the damaged hydrants played a role. the la fire department

sarah says she and her father hope other elderly bay area residents heed the warnings. he just does not want this to happen to anyone else. and you know i'm doing the best i can to spread the word. police encourage anyone who has been approached in these scams to report the crimes because they say the added evidence can help them when these cases go to court in san jose. thom jensen, nbc bay area news. oakland city leleaders sa the impending closure of four fire stations is on pause for now. three other oakland fire stations have already closed and are expected to reopen in june. it's all because of a massive budget deficit. in response, the city has implemented a hiring freeze, canceled two police academies, and introduced the brownouts of multiple fire stations. now, city leaders say those policies have reduced the projected budget shortfall and opened up new funding to keep the four fire stations open. looks like last week's email from elon musk to federal employees was more than just a one time pulse check. sources tell nbc news that some federal employees have gott

sarah max is the portable anytime, anywhere kitchen in a pot.t the complete sarah max pot for the special tv discount price of just 39.99. it comes with a 90 day money back guarantee for everyone who orders today will include the multifunction steaming tray. absolutely free. and because you deserve even more, we'll give you six sarah max razor sharp nonstick knives, a $30 value absolutely free, and even ship your entire order fast and free order now to order, call 1-800-272-8147 or go onl dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. get this deal. it's friday plans pills.com. >> tuesday president trump addresses both chambers of

our north america editor sarah smith has this report.

sarah fisher and ed luce, our thanks to both of you tonight. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> breaking news. israel has agreed to an extension of the ceasefire deal that has paused fighting in gaza for weeks. hamas has not said they're on board yet. what will it take to change that? that's next. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper returns sunday, march 9th on cnn. >> life doesn't come with an owner's manual. freedom is getting to write your own. so get 10% off a jeep wrangler, or get into a jeep grand cherokee where freedom is on road or off where it's a front row seat to the city, or a second row seat, maybe even a third. life doesn't come with an owner's manual, so get out there and write your own. >> during the jeep president's. >> day sales. >> event, get $7,500. >> total bonus cash allowance on 2024. >> jeep, grand cherokee, overland, and summit models. see your local jeep grand dealer today. >> say the word and i'll lift you up. i. i'm incredible, incredible, incredible. >> move my next meeting to tomorrow. >> at. >> noo

run. >> oh, god. >> my green light. >> that was sarah hyland. sarah, you can sing. oh my gosh.ew york public library's centennial celebration of the f scott fitzgerald novel the great gatsby. last year, the book was turned into a broadway musical that has become a smash hit. hyland and mccartan recently started their run as daisy buchanan and jay gatsby in the stage adaptation of the all american classic, and sarah and ryan join us now. also with us for the conversation, special correspondent at vanity fair, molly jong-fast. amazing. amazing to have you guys here. congratulations on this. >> thank you. >> you sound amazing. and, sarah, this isn't your first. you're like a broadway veteran. little shop of horrors, and now this. do you love it? i mean, we know her from modern family. yes. but how is how is bringing the great gatsby to life on stage for you? >> oh. >> my gosh. >> a dream. a dream come true. >> i love the theater so much. it's like a second home to me. and it's so wonderful to be back and to be with this amazing group of people, and to be able to have the opportuni

kron 4 sarah stinson has her side of the story. >> no, they expected me to give in. >> so they offered me a million dollars and offered me 4 years of health insurance. if i were just a given and i'm not haven't done anything wrong for them, too. you know, demean in no way that they have to drag my name through the mud to be so salacious with unverified report and then for me just to give up. i'm here for the residents of san mateo county have not faltered. >> we will have much more on sarah's interview with sheriff corpus coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 6. new at 5. the city of oakland has averted its plan. temporary closures of more fire stations. city officials say that the expected closures of 4 additional fire stations will not be necessary this fiscal year, 3 stations that were temporarily closed last year. those are going to remain closed through june but are expected to reopen the closure of those 3 stations had sparked criticism from the firefighters union about delayed response times. the city closed those 3 stations in an effort to help 130 million dollar budget shortfal

sarah says she and her father hope other elderly bay area residents heed the warnings. he just does not want this to happen to anyone else. and you know i'm doing the best i can to spread the word. police encourage anyone who has been approached in these scams to report the crimes because they say the added evidence can help them when these cases go to court. thom jensen. today in the bay area, some federal employees who received emails last week from elon musk demanding bullet points of what they've accomplished, have now received a second email from the so-called department of government efficiency. this is a screenshot of that second email. sources tell nbc news that employees at the department of education, the office of personnel management, and the federal bureau of prisons all got that second message from musk's department. the email directs employees to send five bullet points of what they accomplished by monday, and to complete this task weekly. sources say the email will be sent to hundreds of thousands more employees today. yeah, and speaking of elon musk, ye

i'm the palestinian authority of buying now to sarah, from reporting from inside israel and the occupied west bank. good to see you home to say what else has prime interest. and this now have to say about why israel is blocking a once again to gaza as well . there hasn't really been a comment from these really is as to why they're blocking this age, but it can be talked about. it is really media. it's what actually is being discuss largely this morning and this afternoon that it's a way of putting pressure on from us to try and get to where these really is want the meaning that there is going to be another pause in the fighting for 50 days. but in the meantime, israel says they are gearing up militarily for a possible resumption in the fighting. but also that they want him us to meet them where they're at. they don't want to meet in the middle, meaning that they don't want to discuss space to they'd certainly don't want to discuss space 3. this is a ceasefire deal that came in 3 phases. it was signed with the understanding that after phase one, there would be negotiations for a 2nd and 3

sarah rainsford there in rome.t a reminder that we are keeping an eye out on downing street because we are expecting president zelensky to arrive there this afternoon for a ahead of a summit that that is ahead of a summit that is going to be held tomorrow here in london with european leaders, a security summit which takes on a whole load of importance now after meeting at the white house with president zelensky and president trump. we will say right across that. there is plenty more on our website. there is also a live page with all the updates and analysis from our various correspondence around the world. stay with us here on bbc news. thank you for watching. hello. beautiful weather across the vast majority of the uk. blue skies, sparkling sunshine. of course it was cold, frosty in many areas, and we had that persistent fog in the south and the southeast of england. more of that tonight. let's have a look at the satellite picture. can't miss this band of cloud. that's the weather front. it's been over northern ir

our north america editor sarah smith has this report. and i do like your clothing. really?m america that donald trump says are not on offer. why don't you wear a suit? and you refuse to wear a suit. do you own a suit? and in his attitude. for refusing to agree to what donald trump thinks fears for his country. office of the united states of america and attack let's start from the beginning. sure. a full—blown fight. leaders start angrily talking over each other, fingers we're trying to solve a problem. going to feel. we're going to feel very good and very strong. from the war- in the beginning... you're playing cards. with world war iii. for american military assistance so far. have you said thank you once this entire meeting? a lot of times. in october. he's not speaking loudly. your country's in big trouble. can i answer? no, no. i know! you're not winning. you have a damn good chance of coming out ok because of us. mr president, we are stayingl in our country, staying strong from the very beginning of the war. _ our military equipment. have our military equipment, this w

sarah rainsford there in rome.ye out on downing street because we are expecting president zelensky to arrive there this afternoon for a ahead of a summit that that is ahead of a summit that is going to be held tomorrow here in london with european leaders, a security summit which takes on a whole load of importance now after meeting at the white house with president zelensky and president trump. we will say right across that. there is plenty more on our website. there is also a live page with all the updates and analysis from our various correspondence around the world. stay with us here on bbc news. thank you for watching. hello. beautiful weather across the vast majority of the uk. blue skies, sparkling sunshine. of course it was cold, frosty in many areas, and we had that persistent fog in the south and the southeast of england. more of that tonight. let's have a look at the satellite picture. can't miss this band of cloud. that's the weather front. it's been over northern ireland, scotland too. the skies have b

i'm sarah stinson kron four's. lindsey ford spoke with the owner of that storm says they're still very much shaken up. >> so what might the door one guy? he's holding the door open. and they're guns. i don't think. fact, just latest last orange him. >> security video captures a terrifying smash-and-grab burglary at hilton house co sign and design in orinda. the owners cindy says in 25 years of business, this has never happened. she says around 11:00am saturday morning 5 men came in rushing into the store, pepper spraying her employees and customers. they're doing fine. >> they did. they're doing fine. no, they didn't have to go. the hospital. which i thought because use older lady, one of and the customers were fine. so i had >> staff go home. thieves can be seen smashing multiple glass displays with hammers causing more than $20,000 in damages and $100,000 in jewelry was stolen or not. john. >> yeah, they were in mom in and our staff was crying. it was very, very, very upsetting for us in the small community. >> t

and kron 4 sarah stinson. spoke with the sheriff about the efforts to remove her. >> first of all, just want to thank you for sitting down with us. it's been hard to cover this for months and we just haven't heard your voice enough. it feels like because there's so many other voices talking about sheriff christina corpus. yes, and you're are you >> i am feeling you know, i have >> then a dedicated public servant for 30 years. you know, 2023, you know what the sheriff's office. >> and then giving him the first latina, the first woman to be a sheriff of this county. i mean, a huge accomplishment. but then the turn of events, you're forced to defend yourself for all of these months. defend your character, your title, why you should be there. what has that been like? you know, it's been very degrading. i have been doing my job >> and so for, you know, them to come after me because very flawed report. yeah, let's just start there back in november when they released this report, 400 page scathing report, pirate tent

officials say off duty trooper sarah klassen was driving her personal vehicle in the city of richland. the trooper reportedly hit and killed a motorcyclist and was arrested for suspicion of vehicular homicide while driving under the influence. state patrol says the richland police department is independently investigating the crash. a five year old boy had the opportunity to meet the man who gave him a life changing liver transplant five years after the initial surgery in 2020. 68 year old mike speck flew from ohio to los angeles to donate part of his liver to jacob, who was ten months old at the time. the families had met virtually once before, but their first in person introduction took place at the world premiere of abundant just last night, a film that highlights multiple transplant stories, including theirs. mike speck and jacob's family were overcome with emotion. >> i'm overwhelmed. i mean, this is like the best thing ever happened to me. to see what came of this. >> as a mother, there's no words that can fully express how thankful and grateful i am. >> speck says he became an

oh no, just what we do and all just sarah is trying to follow this story and he's the people who allow us into their lives, dignity and democracy. the ma, some assistance on housing talks on face 2 of the agreed gone to cease find a way of saying it won't accept an extension of phase one. the hello on elizabeth put on and this is alj a 0 life. and uh huh. so i'm coming up fee as of hunger and move hardship across garza as well as the blocking of food medicine and fuel into this trip to stay.

and kron 4 sarah stinson.h the sheriff about the efforts to remove her. >> first of all, just want to thank you for sitting down

and so it has hit all the algae, sarah, braving the rain crowds gathering volumes. the price of pipe farms has remained critically ill in hospital the when delusion from the truth, the fact hanging the balance. he's going after the media in a way that's unprecedented. the narrative is being rewritten, these choosing to the amplify when voices of silence agendas prevail, the tax on the press aren't ex, they're part of a broader effort to suppress the story. systemic emissions lean control. what has this discussion looked like? you know, right. wing media circles again, assistance being labeled with the situation. the listening post, decoding the media on houses era. china is experiencing a use unemployment crisis. millions of university graduates are unable to find jobs for meet the families, expectations. 101 east for those young jobs seeking sustain, navigate, china is challenging. labor market. china is unemployed. on out to 0 for rosa, to use human appeal has been making the most of your mfc, our team successfully deliver your charity to those who need it most. a

watch us fairly as detailed as play and the opening match is supposed to former australia striker sarah walsh, who is the chief operating officer of the local organizing committee. we know that there's going to be a high demand for them into it as much as but what am i just interested in is kind of a like a multi cultural australia. we have the 2015 man sizing top here, and really the communities come to life, i think was it was one of my favorite tournaments to, to go as a fan and we're expecting much of the same news. the very big following for some of the top 10 nations as it made to nations. and we are one of the most loading cultural countries, particularly nice and so, you know, we will, that represented in, in the stadiums in the precincts. i just never forget going to a man sergeant cup match in camera. ron was playing rock and i just, i didn't even know, you know, the large majority of these communities actually lives here. and so that, that's what a date of broad astray is on the ability of multiculturalism prior to life as an intimate. it was quite out of ironing. and i think

still head on allison, sarah. i'm rob reynolds in santa paula, california with a look at how the trump administrations and slashing of the federal workforce is affecting the us course sir. the months on pouches era from slide was to size big shifting us policy on gaza and ukraine. president donald trump is shaking a global forwarding stay updated with the latest development. rigorous debate, unflinching question. up front cuts through the headlines to challenge conventional wisdom. on the 14th anniversary of the city and revolutions, the fall of the asset regime has ushered in a new era as city and as we build the nation, made to his hand goes head to head to its former storyline. can president run it from a single china? it sets out its vision for its future as thousands of delegates gather for daniel, so called to sessions on march. on alex's era of the there's no limit to have a dream container, stuff in your own adventure, no counter and things the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the watching i'll just say are out o

and sarah has remind you of our top stories this our britain is lending $2800000000.00 to ukraine, so that keith, convulsed with defenses against russian, the tax credit and present to them is meant the kids being hosted by pushes prime is the kids stomach on sunday, they'll meet your pin leaders to discuss the ongoing support. the 1st phase of the goal is to cease fire has now ended with a 2nd phase. yet we confirmed, amid the assessments the protestant. in since the 1st day of ramadan, breaking the foss, surrounded by buffalo, bought a city in homes have been destroyed by is really forces in the north shelves. refugee come from the bank as well as continuing is mitsy operation. the as is this place more than $40000.00 people and just over a month a new transitional government facility is expected to be announced in the coming days. as far as last week's national dialogue conference with 6 committees were announced to address the issues including justice, unconstitutional reform, and then the 3 month syria has been run by an interim government that by athlete l . shara, following the

just sarah from reporting from inside israel as well as the occupied with bank. i'm the can you just to cut through as well as reluctance to, to move on from phase one and, and what's happening the, what response we've heard from is ralph recently. well this our, the prime minister is actually holding a security consultation with many members of his security cabinet to try and see exactly how is real is going to move forward here. israel was pushing to extend phase one of the deal in order to secure the release of more hostages, but without committing to an end of the war. now how much has been privately publicly and ruling this message through mediators saying that they're not going to accept this as a red line for them. but they want to move forward to face to they want to move forward with the agreement that was signed by both parties back in january. but israel is hoping for a different outcome. so it's actually still unclear at this point exactly where we're headed in terms of the ceasefire deal, which we are in the last day of. but nonetheless, the family m

keith are off of the full of a sod regime in syria last december, thousands of sarah. and so for tons of the homes, many of which have been destroyed, but even in the midst of the ruins, families are observing ramadan and upholding their traditions. a full set of reports from damascus. it's been a bit too sweet. homecoming for many cities, fill out the violence and tell us of the civil war. what they found up in the return has been heartbreaking. here in the neighborhood of damascus, the restitution is overwhelmed. these children have come back to the home, which is barely standing. the father of what i'm just says, he knows living here, he's dead just busted, but if that'd be another feature. so what else? his oldest son was killed in 2013 by a battle bomb dropped by the savages family den. so that's the area for more than a decade. oh, well let me know and i'm local. we try to stay here while being struck by every kind of weapon imaginable. they were experimenting on us with weapons that we had no idea of what they were using. they even use chemical weapons surface t

i'll just sarah and he's right in the occupied with back these rarely prime minister's office released a statement saying that israel has agreed to extend phase one of the deal following a proposal by the americans. during this phase, the fighting would stop, threw out the muslim holy month of ramadan and the jewish holiday of passover. amazon ends at the end of march or early april. and passover begins mid april, ending on the 20th of that month. during this extension, half of these really capt is would be released on the 1st day of it. there are 59 left. these really military says that are out half are deceased and during this time as well, there would be negotiations for phase 2. there has been quite an interesting impact because there are heavy sticking points from both sides. chemist has said that they do not want an extension of phase one, but rather want to move on to phase 2 in which they are prepared to release. all of the remaining is really captives. however, there still hasn't been a response from us, but these really say that they're prepared to go back to the fighting at

and g o sarah sloan does said her take on the deepening risk between west and military allies. you a little are falling apart and sold different ways. and that's been very true. you can see this whole, they can have a conference in munich in a meeting in paris and, and puffy each other up. but not one of them came forth with any plan of how to survive. they have been under us really corporate political, economic, military. ready in for 75 years, nato has a meeting coming up in june. what on earth are they going to say? no, they're, they're coming apart and all kinds of ways. i think we should be extremely cautious of. and of course, in europe it's going to take a real mobilization to push back these you know, political figures of storm or every 31 of them. so we want to make things threats and they know they can pack it up at all. once they know they can put a big tax on the population there by talking so. so with where do they go from here? their effort to bring down or impose a regime change or russia to this member. that was a purpose of nato. and in that nato has failed, so

sarah, the benjamin netanyahu breaks the goal is to cease fire agreement by stopping food, food, and medicine from entering this trip, the hello on a visit to put on them. and this is all just the online from door ha. also coming up ukraine's president secures nearly $3000000000.00 and military support from the u. k. head of talks with european leaders, unemployment crisis in senegal. more than 300000 people compete for a handful of phases to work on spanish funds. and protest is in california and graham the truck. the ministrations cut off at national parks and fox news of mazda, of choosing. israel of blackmail also, benjamin netanyahu announced he is blocking a going into gaza. that decision came off with the 1st phase of the seas. 5 deal ended without agreement on continuing into a 2nd. onto that deal. israel had been allowing much needed medicine food and all the supplies into the strip. but it hadn't allowed and tens of thousands of mobile homes needed by palestinians whose houses have been destroyed. load all day is standing by 4 eyes and the jewel damian, captain amman. but 1

we'll be keeping across all the latest political developments from london here on out to sarah. that's tons. and we're on con, he's like for us in key and we're on level this political maneuvering is going on and rushes still keeping up the pressure with its attacks on ukraine even of nights . what can you tell us? well i can tell you that there were a series of dry strikes that took place across the eastern new crane in cub a tall sky, one boy was killed and 2 people that were injured inside for egypt. one person was injured and 2 people were rescued from the rubble and they're in fact still looking for people trapped under the rubble in that particular area. in the pool city of desa to work is what engine an infrastructure was it which included a ship that was flying a panama flag. now in total. as the current insight, 63 drawings were infected by a defensive 79 drains. in total it was launched. now, in the ukrainian occupied costs region, the russians, us all set to be making gains in that particular region. this is very important for ukraine because it was territory that the

new york magazine's sarah jones explores how the covid 19 pandemic impacted racial minorities and the working class. the book profiles some of the 1.2 million americans who died from the virus. it's titled disposable america's contempt for the underclass. also, republican senator tom cotton of arkansas argues that while china is america's greatest adversary. media gatekeepers and academics won't discuss that threat. the center's book, his third since 2019, is titled seven things you can't say about china. and one additional posthumous publication after the russian invasion of ukraine in 2022. ukrainian writer victoria malina turned her attention from novels to documenting the war and chronicling the lives of the women who fought in it. it was a project that she was still working on when on june 27th, 2023, she was wounded while having dinner at a restaurant that was targeted in a russian missile attack. she died days later. her unfinished work, which began as a diary, was published by her colleagues. it's titled looking at women looking at war. well, this week on book tv's after words

i'll just sarah from reporting from inside as well. the occupied westbank is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke several times on sunday, justifying israel's decision to block critical humanitarian aid from entering gaza . israel wants to pressure him us to try and get them to meet israel demands when it comes to the extension of the ceasefire. deal. israel says they want to extend phase one in order to bring about the release of as many captives as possible without committing to face to a video which would mean an end to the war. and is to be on who also said that how much is demands and vision for and into the war or quote, unrealistic and not in line with what israel wants, but none the less, the family members of is really captive. have been taking to the streets night after night, protesting against these really government accusing benjamin netanyahu of prolonging the war for personal and political game, calling on him to bring about the remainder of this deal and see it in its entirety . take a listen. i still report i

what we do in all just sarah, is try to balance the stories, the good, the bad, the id tell. it says it was, and he's the people allow us into their lives, dignity into minus. he asked me to tell this story. the the the us presidents doubles down off to, for racing, ukraine's visa in front of the world's press. the new ways of helping this is al jazeera life from terry hall, also coming up. busy the 1st prize of ramadan now held in garza as negotiations about the future of the sci fi.

kron 4, sarah since and sat down one-on-one with her about the efforts to remove her from office. first of all, just want thank you for sitting down with us. it's been hard to cover this for months and we just haven't heard your voice enough. it feels like because there's so many other voices talking about. >> sheriff christina corpus yes, and you're her. are you >> i am feeling you know, i have on. >> a dedicated public servant for 30 years. you know, 2023, you know what the sheriff's office. >> and then giving him the first latina, the first woman to be a sheriff of this county. i mean, a huge accomplishment. but at the turn of events, you're forced to defend yourself for all of these months. defend your character, your title, why you should be there. what has that been like? you know, it's been very degrading. i have been doing my job >> and so for, you know, them to come after me because of very flawed report. yeah, let's just start there back in november when they released this report, 400 page scathing report, pirate tent, retired judge doors have you read it at this point?

i'm joey jones along with lisa boothe, sarah carter and jason chaffetz and this is a brand-new hour of the "big weekend show". authorities have will out foul play and now and say there were no visible signs of trauma to the body's. santa fe sheriff will out one potential cause of death. >> i spoke to doctor durell pathologist from the office of medical investigator at 2:00 p.m. today. she revealed the following information. both individuals negative for carbon monoxide. >> police are waiting the toxicology reports which could take up to three months. they believe he may have died nine days before his body was found. struggling to put together a timeline of events is that surveillance cameras. we will discuss this jason, i'll come to you first. this entire narrative on fox earlier today i guess had plausible and i guess what everyone is struggling with if it wasn't nefarious and it wasn't foul play, how did two people 30 years apart in age passed away seemingly minutes apart? >> people can understand he was 95 years old but when you simultaneously at least in close proximity also have t

lastly sarah from georgia wants to know how you keep up with all the news from today?et my ands on and cross exam what i can read and bias is not only what's written but written about. the media chooses which stories to cover and then decides which spin to put on them and it's reading it all and while you're reading and asking questions about the sources and incredit card and will corroboration and going for them to be skeptical what i read and cross examine in my own mind and e-mail us if you have a question and thank you for spend part of your sunday with us. hope you have a great week ahead. till next week, find us on the trey gowdy podcast. good night from south carolina

i, reporting with my colleague sarah ferris and lauren fox, highlights how the doge cuts in particular are raising shutdown fears. a major question will trump allow congress to fund federal agencies that he and elon musk want to dismantle? and for democrats who have leverage because their votes will be needed, they want to force trump to spend money appropriated by congress. but the gop chairwoman, chairwoman of a key senate committee, susan collins, tells me that the democratic demands won't fly in the gop led congress. what are you going to do? democrats who say that they should force the administration to spend money here? is that feasible in this effort? >> well, you know, manu. >> who controls both. >> chambers. and who's in the white house. >> my excellent panel is back. just a reminder about the shutdowns that occurred over the last several presidencies. there were two that happened with donald trump. none that happened with joe biden. the one when trump, of course, was the longest shutdown in the history of the united states. about 35 days or so. that was after trump seemed to

and joining me now, a democratic congressman from california, sarah jacobs. is a member of the house armed services and foreign affairs committees. welcome. it's always good to see you. so donald trump canceled that joint press conference and had vladimir zelensky escorted out of the white house, accusing the ukrainian president of not being ready for peace. is that how you see it? >> not at all. >> i think. what we saw in the oval office was a shameful display of. >> the supposed leader. >> of. >> the free world, siding with an authoritarian over a democracy. >> and honestly, i. >> think ronald reagan. >> and john mccain are turning in their grave. >> right now to see. >> that this is. >> what has. >> come of the republican party. we know that negotiations. >> are important. >> and i think. >> we all want to get to a just and. lasting peace. but to do that, we need to make sure the ukrainians are in the best possible position to be able to negotiate a peace that will actually last. instead of what i'm concerned this will be, which will be a giveaway to vladi

sarah dorsey, to come and live in a guest cottage on her estate, beauvoir, which is on the golf of mississippi outside of biloxi. jefferson davis did that. he begins work on his memoir. this is dorsey is helping him the one thing that jefferson davis does not do is tell his wife what he's doing and when varina found out about this, she was livid. she was certainly jealous. this other woman taking over this role that she had always had. remember all the letters that she wrote for her husband during war. prior to the war, she helped write speeches for him. so varina, when she did return to the u.s., refused to move at beauvoir. she ended up going to memphis, where by this point, maggie, their eldest, had married a banker, gladys and hays. so she moved and stayed with her daughter for a little while. and it wasn't july of 1878, about year and eight months of living from her husband. that finally moved in at. so this is an image of kind of the reunited davis on the porch of beauvoir maggie their eldest daughter and mrs. dorsey ended up dying and leaving estate to jefferson. there are still more tr

the way you treat sarah huckabee is horrible, and the way you treat other people are horrible. way. go ahead and go ahead. go ahead. >> in jim's defense, i've traveled with him and watched him. he's a diligent reporter who busted. >> i'm not a big fan of yours either, so i understand, to be honest. >> so let me ask you a question if i can. you repeatedly. >> said you are the best. >> mr. president. you repeatedly over the course of. >> just sit down, please. mike pompeo. well, when you when you report fake news. no. when you report fake news, which cnn does a lot, you are the enemy of the people. >> now, you said it all there. there's donald trump throwing peter alexander under the bus. that's what happened in trump's first term when he was confronted with questions he didn't like from people like jim acosta. this time, he appears poised to eliminate the tough questions altogether by banishing reporters from his presence. who might dare to ask one the man you just saw in that clip, jim acosta, joins me now. he's the former chief white house correspondent for cnn these days. he'

kron sarah stinson shut down with the sheriff of that on the effort to boot her from office. >> first just want to thank you for sitting down with us. it's been hard to cover this for months and we just haven't heard your voice enough. it feels like because there's so many other voices talking about sheriff christina corpus. yes, and you're are you feeling i am feeling you know, i have >> then a dedicated public servant for 30 years. you know, 2023, you know what the sheriff's office. >> and then giving him the first latina, the first woman to be a sheriff of this county. i mean, a huge accomplishment. but then at the turn of events, you're forced to defend yourself for all of these months. defend your character, your title, why you should be there. what has that been like? you know, it's been very degrading. i have been doing my job >> and so you know, them to come after me because very flawed report. yeah, let's just start there back in november when they released this report, 400 page scathing report, pirate tent, retired judge doris have you read it at this point? i have. you firs

thanks to sarah for — make a recovery. thanks to sarah for that _ make a recovery.s to sarah for that update. - the santa fe county sheriff has ruled out carbon monoxide poisoning as a cause of the deaths of the double oscar—winning actor gene hackman and his wife, betsy arakawa. he said the actor had been dead for around ten days when his body was found, but that investigators were not sure whether he or his wife had died first. both individuals tested negative for carbon monoxide. an initial interrogation was conducted of mr hackman�*s pacemaker, this revealed that his last event was recorded on a february 17, 2025. iwas advised that a more thorough investigation will be completed. pop stars charli xcx, dua lipa and jazz quintet ezra collective are just some of the artists leading the nominations at tonight's brit awards. the ceremony is a chance for the music industry here's more from our music correspondent mark savage. # when you're in the mirror, do you like what you see? this could be the year the brits go brat. but with five nominations this year, it could a

our north america editor sarah smith explains the repercussions of that seismic shift in us—ukraine relationsow serious what happened here at the white house earlier today is for him and for the future of the peace process in ukraine. we know donald trump can be loud and brash and bombastic, but he doesn't get angry like this in public. i can't recall ever having seen him so furious. especially in a meeting that started out really quite civilly, as daniel was saying. there are reports tonight that donald trump is actually into the stalks, “3-5 high—stakes. this wasn't into the stalks, “33 about -stakes. this wasn't into the stalks, “33 about the (es. this wasn't into the stalks, “33 about the (es. thi. deal n't into the stalks, “33 about the (es. thi. deal for just about the mineratdeet fer a just about the mineratdeet fur a hope ukraine. this was ebeute huge ,, , , . . might america uhreihe. this was uguutu huge ,, , , . . might america to e“ with this on a §§-=: i i �* level when it comes rgiliturye suggurte guihg furiururu a post—war world, even. in a post—war world, even. over �* rush inv