the sunday express has. lians won't ditch monarchy, and the daily star on sunday says blokes were well and truly in the doghouse. let's have a look at the sunday times. nick, what have. >> the defence secretary's warning to trump and that's john healey. in case you forgot, these labour people are quite sort of forgettable aren't they. and he says that an insecure peace deal for ukraine only risks more war. it's a bit like what you were just saying there to be fair. and that has been the worry. i actually spoke to a ukrainian who had had to temporarily flee, and he was saying his concern was that trump would only pause the war. i think that's a it's a reasonable concern because. but but can can anyone really end the war if putin doesn't want it? if putin wants to go back in, he will. i don't think anyone can ever stop him, really, can they? so i don't know what how you how you actually do that gone. >> there's actually a picture there of a ukrainian i assume it's a ukrainian refugee. and you can see she's much

and they always come out on sunday and expressions special respect and directed you to dispense of the people of the south of the because of the display settings that they can see. i see from these people it's i'm grateful. i'm faithful because every time i feel of jumping, the sticky, they said that the a jim, any braces for it's not federal elections. the country's political to write is in bold. for the 1st time since the 19 thirty's, the hard drive is poised for a national election breaks, pushing it's increasingly popular, more nationalistic, less open invest color. it's such a lot of resistance still possible. the populace, a of the party is expected to take 2nd place. people in power investigate the fall rights, reckoning on a jersey to the latest news. as it breaks, president zalinski has guides the international guarantee to step up on this deliveries to ukraine. signee and defensive with detailed coverage people with must department of government efficiency showed up here at the us is headquarters demanding access to the building from around the world for the people of what ma

sunday show. first, your reaction to president zelensky expressing his willingness to step down from leadership ifmeant ending the war? >> well, he's trying to disarm this incredibly stupid attack from president trump and his associates, that he's a dictator, that he's an illegitimate leader, and that they have to have elections in ukraine before he can negotiate with vladimir putin. just to underscore the facts. he was the democratically elected president of ukraine in 2019. he won almost all regions of the country, by the way, not just one region. then there was martial law in the constitution, supported by the democratically elected parliament. and vladimir putin has been in power for 25 years. he is the dictator. so he wants to undermine that and say, if that's the condition for us to get into nato, if that's a condition for peace, i'm happy to step aside. >> today, u.s. treasury secretary scott bessent was on fox news, and he said that the this trump backed deal with ukraine for access to that country's rare earth minerals was a, quote, win win for both nations. one would love your your respo

nation sunday, maryland democratic senator chris van hollen must do zoltan made up and we need to shut down illegal operation. even some republicans like new york's nicole malliotakis are expressing doubts binding that you can fire people on twitter. house speaker mike johnson, however, is all in the line is he's in the middle east, got in the belly of the beast. now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> and while the office of personnel management is now saying that responding to the email is voluntary, it's still not clear what could happen to those employees who choose not to respond. 3 years after being treated for an aggressive form of brain cancer. longtime san francisco symphony music director. >> michael tilson thomas says his tumor has returned. that's forcing him to step away from performing thomas served as music director of the buffalo philharmonic from 1971. to 1979 and music director of the san francisco symphony from 1995, to 2020, his final performance for the san francisco symphony is set for april 26th. it will also be a blatant 80th birthday ce >> well, frances remains in critical condition tonight in a hospital in rome, despite some good news on the po

expressed an interest in ending this conflict. i imagine there will be follow-up conversations to figure out what a process to talk about that would look like. >> reporter: on sunday, rubio met with israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, in jerusalem. the secretary of state reiterated that hamas cannot remain in power in a post-war gaza. >> as long as it stands, there is a force that could govern and administer or a force that could threaten by use of violence. peace becomes impossible. >> the support of the united states on gaza will help us achieve these objectives faster and set us on a path for a different future. >> reporter: he wants the u.s. to take control of the palestinian territory with residents leaving for egypt and jordan. an idea both countries have rejected. they are set to meet in cairo focused on the cease-fire agreement. >>> and now for a live look at chase center, where the all-star game will tip off in a moment. it is the main event bringing thousands to the bay area for all-star weekend. but those who didn't have tickets to go inside still were treated to an all-star experience. >> and they showed up. john ramos had a look. >> the all-st

nation sunday, maryland democratic senator chris van hollen slam must do zoltan made up and we need to shut down illegal operation. even some republicans like new york's nicole malliotakis are expressing doubts binding that you can fire people on twitter. house speaker mike johnson, however, is all on is is in the middle east. got in the belly of the beast. now in washington, raquel martin, back to well, the office of personnel management is now saying that responding to the email is voluntary. >> still not clear what could happen to the employees who choose not to respond. >> the u.s. postal service could be facing a huge shakeup because a recent report says the trump administration is considering an executive order to disband the governing board and would put the postal service under the control of the commerce department. a representative for the national association of letter carriers claims that would affect a lot of people in rural communities. some might not have any form of service right now. federal law does mandate 6 state mail delivery to every address in america. a group of staffers at yosemite national park. they putting the american flag upside down on the side of el cap

. >> mourners laid flowers in moscow on sunday, one year after the death of russian opposition leader alexei navalny. supporters filed by his gravesite expressing sadness not only for themselves but for the country. navalny died last february after collapsing and losing consciousness in a russian penal colony. his mother also visited the grave and praised the bravery of his followers, who could risk possible reprisals by honoring her son. >> i know how hard it is. i understand the fears of those who come here no matter what. i sincerely believe that those who come here are for me the best people in russia, because that's patriotism. when you love your country and want to make it a little better, russia should be happy. >> navalny's widow, yulia navalnaya, encouraged people to continue fighting for a free and peaceful russia to make her husband's dream come true. she said she spent the past year trying to continue his work, and says he's still an inspiration to russians. navalny has accused russian president vladimir putin of being responsible for navalny's death, but the kremlin has denied this. i want to thank you so much for joining us. i'm r

expressed an interest in ending this conflict. i imagine that there will be a follow up process. >> reporter: and on sunday, rubio met with the primeinister in jerusalem. >> and as long as it stands, there is a force that can threaten by use of violence, where it becomes impossible. >> reporter: and the support on gaza will help us achieve these objectives faster and set us on a path for a different future. >> reporter: he wants the u.s. to take control with res dents leaving. an idea that both countries have rejected. and they are set to focus on the cease-fire agreement. >>> and a look at stories around the bay area now. people gathered outside a tesla dealership. they're calling out ceo, elon musk, and his leadership role in the trump administration. they are frustrated with musk and his role with the department of efficiency. the cuts are hurting the u.s. targeted agencies are happening next week, expected to slash their budget. >>> had tonight, with the san francisco fire department are suspending their search for a person along the embarcadero. two people fell inside the water by the bay bridge. one person was rescued after c

express support for the far right alternative for germany party. the a of the while europe is looking for leadership. germany's political landscape goods and the preference is also sundays election. the fall right emboldened by the endorsement of trumps white house, is expected to make its most expensive game since the 19 thirty's and all the other parties say they won't allow them to govern the impact of the party on the domestic . i'm following policies could be significant interest in a city and former east germany. the a of these as it once less interfere with, from the u. v. you wants to dictate the country. so there are conflicts and we have no common foreign policy. we want to change as it is anti immigration campaign, d a s d has managed to take away photos from mainstream part is like the social democrats is a good. how of money just disappears. my pension is so small after a long walk in life inside, that's all money is being spent for all this fish. i don't like them and they all sound good, but what they really want, and i just say it is very similar to what happened in 1933. they have published a message, but it is the same thing. with a quarter of nearly 6

after after i expressed my grief with her being snubbed from this podium this year and the first to take it home this century and the first black artist to win best country album. last sunday is for the grammys and this sunday for kdot. i won't be rooting for the chiefs or eagles but won't turn the tv off for kendrick either. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. tonko: thank you, mr. speaker. in the past two weeks a series of executive actions have directly targeted the lbgtq+ community, attacking fundamental rights, fueling vision and ignoring reality. lbgtq+ including transindividuals are part of every community, they serve in congress, lead businesses, defend our nation and care for others as doctors, first responders and educators. ... they will face fierce opposition. but their immediate harm is threatening jobs and restricting access to accurate identification and weakening protections and exposing pe

expressing positive blood of as lensky says. he's willing to step down and exchange for nato membership. the project gemini, is conservative of positioning definitely does not says one that sunday's general election, but he'll need to form a coalition to government. as chancellor mass has ruled out joining the phone like joining with the fluoride f. d h one. the 2nd largest share of the bytes. this is where the military has deployed tanks to janine and the occupied westbank for the 1st time and more than 20 years. it's a major escalation and it's offensive north of the territory comfortable than a month into as well as a soul that's full. so think displacement moving $40000.00 palestinians from that homes as well as defense minister says is out of simmons will not be allowed to attend and the districts will remain in several refugee comes for the next. yeah, nor day is in the do it any in capsule, a man. she's that because he is really government on the policy. you know, 30 of funds out is there from reporting inside israel and the occupied west banks. i know what's the situation in these areas where the times have been deployed by israel for the 1st time and 2 decades as well. i

expressed relief that 3 hostages appeared to be in better condition. then aca did hostages freed last week. >> he has system received tree more returnees came back to israel after full 100 nike 8 sunday. you and sasha of united, we stand families in the sheba in the speeches. >> since the cease-fire began, hamas militants have freed. 24 israeli hostages. israel has released nearly 1100 palestinian prisoners, including 3 more are 300 today. 2 food delivery competitors are set to square off in court. uber technologies. the parent company of uber eats is suing doordash over what it says are anti-competitive practices in the lawsuit. doordash is accused of threatening to force higher costs and restaurants which also offer uber eats. uber reportedly filed that lawsuit after haaring from restaurant owners who claim they feeling pressured by doordash doordash argues the lawsuit has no merit and the competitors on able to offer merchants are consumers better delivery choices. still ahead, the impact a local black history impact a local black history museum this had on community. did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries for life? imagine never payin

sunday. >> one of the san francisco giants top prospects is looking to build his confidence this season. giants outfielder marco luciano expressedn't feel like himself last year. he was expected to succeed brandon crawford, but his play was just inconsistent at shortstop, so he was forced to learn second base. on offense, he didn't have a lot of hits. however, bob melvin is not ready to adjust luciano's game. >> he tracks the ball. he hits the ball hard the opposite way. there's probably some more pull in his game when he's playing every day, but he never really had the opportunity with us. so i don't know that we tweak his swing or anything like that. i mean, obviously we'd like to see a little bit more power, but when you're not playing very often, it's tough to do that at the big leagues. >> moving out to college hoops san jose state hosted nevada. former spartans caleb simmons and omari moore in attendance in the second half. wolfpack up 11. off the block xavier duncil passes to justin mcbride for this slam. on the other end. check it out. nevada won 7358. and that does it for sports on this friday night. the 11:00 news with

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nation sunday, maryland democratic senator chris van hollen slam must do zoltan made up and we need to shut down illegal operation. even some republicans like new york's nicole malliotakis are expressing doubts binding that you can fire people on twitter. house speaker mike johnson, however, is all in the line is he's in the middle east. got in the belly of the beast, the office personnel management. in a statement this afternoon says the trump administration is committed to an efficient and accountable federal workforce. >> they say the agency's, however, will determine next steps. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> within roughly the last half hour or so, we've now learned the trump administration has dropped the mandatory requirement that federal employees respond to that email. they're now calling it voluntary staffers at yosemite national park hanging the american flag upside down on the side of el cap. a 10 over the weekend. >> the move is in protest of recent layoffs as part of the trump administration's cost-cutting initiatives. some of those workers say they wanted to peacefully protest and make people aware that public lands in the u.s. are under attack, a

nation sunday, maryland democratic senator chris van hollen slam must do zoltan made up and we need to shut down illegal operation. even some republicans like new york's nicole malliotakis are expressing doubts binding that you can fire people on twitter. house speaker mike johnson, however, is all in the line is he's in the middle east. got in the belly of the beast. in the office of personnel management also clarifying that a non reply is not in fact. >> a resignation. they say each agency will have to determine next steps around washington. raquel martin, that you just raquel, thank you. >> and look at this photo here as staffers that you some of national park are hanging the american flag upside down on the side of el cap. a 10 this was from over the weekend. the move is in protest of recent layoffs as part of the trump administration's cost-cutting initiatives. some of those workers telling the san francisco chronicle they wanted to peacefully protest and make people aware the public lands are under attack. according to the u.s. flag code, an upside down. american flag is seen as a sign of distress or a threat to the country nationwide. more than 1000 national park service employ

nation sunday, maryland democratic senator chris van hollen slam must do zoltan made up and we need to shut down illegal operation. even some republicans like new york's nicole malliotakis are expressing doubts binding that you can fire people on twitter. house speaker mike johnson, however, is all in the line is he's in the middle east. got in the belly of the beast. the office of personnel management also clarifying in a statement this afternoon that a non reply to this email does not equate to a resignation. >> for now washington, raquel martin, back to you. and rick hawaii, are we seeing so many different responses from these different agencies? well, according to the office of personnel management, they're saying that the agencies are going to be a determining next steps. and this afternoon, the president also weighing in thing that we're seeing different responses is because there are employees that actually oversee some secure or sensitive information, as you can imagine, people that work at the pentagon, for instance, or the state department, their information could pose a national security threat. so there are some agencies saying that they're going reply on behalf of some of

sunday." ♪ ♪ hello from fox news in washington. we begin with a look at some of today's top headlines. the vatican says pope francis spent a restful night after expressingratory crisis saturday. he's been struggling with double pneumonia and a lung infection. we are going to take you live to rome with an update on that later this hour. germans going to the poll to decide whether to keep the social democratic party in power or take a turn in any election being closely watched in europe and by the white house. french president emmanuel macron and british prime minister keir starmer i headed to washington this week to meet with president trump. they are working on a plan to deploy up to 30,000 european peacekeepers in ukraine if the pco between kyiv and moscow can be reached. much more from defense secretary pete hegseth, but first we begin with another busy week for the trump administration. lucas tomlinson is talking at the white house. >> shannon, president trump is here at the white house after addressing a throng of supporters at cpac to mark his first month back in office. >> reporter: an enthusiastic crofd president donald trump outside the nation's

sunday, looking great by monday. couple clouds sneak in and then the middle of next week. well, here we go. we're going to see another area of low pressure, another atmospheric river event pineapple express really the south half of the bay area all the way down. los angeles are going to be some very heavy rainfall. i'm somewhat concerned. southern california may see excessive rain call fall and that could add some to problems with debris flows, mudslides in some of those burn scar areas. rain likely to move a little bit further north as we head in toward the following weekend. but overall, the long-range forecast shows a bay area and above normal preset mode. as we head through the middle of the month. and that looks like overall the rain. yeah. it's gonna give us a break this weekend that start to fill in and then you get all those colors moving in as we head toward the end of next week, we're talking more than 4 inches of rain downtown los angeles of that happens. they're gonna have some issues down there. temperatures will be cool by day only 50's by day, of course, 30's overnight, very cold in spots. that'll be the big story. cold temperatures around the bay area. many spots pretty c

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and then look at sunday how it lifts up a little bit and then comes right back down that atmospheric river is really impressive. coming from hawaii. it's really a pineapple express we're going to see some off again on again. rain throughout the week. so it's gonna be a wet week and goodness knows we need that rain. stephanie. >> all right, kathy, thank you. and we're also keeping you updated any flight impacts that you might be seeing today because of that wet weather. you're taking a live look at a soggy san francisco international airport right now. flood aware is reporting 127 delays into cancellations here. we're also updating you on flights in the east and south bays. flightaware reporting 3 delays and one cancellation at oakland international, 3 delays and no cancellations at san jose. we'll keep you updated on those numbers throughout the day. we use as they prepared for the rain by stockpiling equipment such as transformers wires and power poles that tend to get damaged during wet, windy weather. they're asking if anyone sees downed power poles are power lines to please stay clear. those lines could still be energized and dangerous and stay with kron on

the sunday express has tories call for reform pact to save uk and the sunday telegraph has minister sacked for saying pensioners should die.7 that's that same story again. but let's look at the mail steve, with that, that story about the labour health minister who made some jokes. i didn't know labour ministers could do that. >> the. >> the. >> well they can't because he's gone. >> for exactly. >> for exactly. >> that. >> that. >> minister sacked. >> minister sacked. >> for. >> for. >> hope you die. >> hope you die. >> jibe about pensioners. >> jibe about pensioners. >> which is unfair because that is their. >> policy about. >> policy about. >> winter fuel allowance. >> winter fuel allowance. >> so i'm not sure why he loses. >> so i'm not sure why he loses. >> his gig for this. >> his gig for this. >> minister for public health wishing. >> someone's dead. >> someone's dead. >> there's an irony there, isn't there? so this is this. andrew gwynne guy. >> who's gone. >> who's gone. >> to be fair. >> to be fair. >> pretty quick. this wasn't one of those like, we'll. >> think about it. >> think

but first, lewis, what do you make of this sunday express story? just had the fifth anniversary of brexit. now it almost looks as if keir is rolling it back. >> he's edging. he's edging. >> he's edging. he's edging. >> i never heard that. is that an english term? >> yeah. it means when you when you trim the edge of your lawn, it's the only other lawn. >> an english. >> an english. >> term. >> term. >> i think. i think they're talking about we're just sort of, you know, gradually easing our way back into the balmy waters of brexit. well, europe. >> well, let me just say something is that i don't think he needs to call up donald trump before he does anything. yeah. >> i don't think donald trump will be happy about this at all. >> i don't think he'll be happy. this looks like a 25%. what do we call it, a tariff. tariff. and that's the thing about kyrees. he has no idea. and this is in the express. so he might not he is planning on it because it's all one team europe england team world evil. >> but but nick, it does seem like you know keir was had a ch

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sunday express front page warning that keir is edging us back into the eu. d then we've got it mixed in with the sunday telegraph's page one. pm eases rules for illegal migrants. all of this does. i know, he said. we're not going to go back into the eu, we're not having a second referendum, we're not going to rejoin the customs union or anything like that. but the signs do look as if he wants to align. we've got olaf scholz at chequers today. we've got this brussels meeting, i think tomorrow he's very much eu focused. shouldn't he be aligning himself more with trump in america? >> rydon. >> rydon. >> i think that is the danger, isn't it? which is that, you know, britain left the european union just at a time, of course, when it seems like the rules based order is sort of coming apart. what are our alliances going to be now from the pro—european side? they look at some of them make the argument to me, which is that, hang on a sec. if we're being so ambitious with china, you know, going to sending over rachel reeves, that's 600 million deal a few weeks ago. why

the sunday express has britain's living in fear for economy and the daily star on sunday has tv. alan evil spirit called my mother a many asterisks which we don't know what they are, but let's have a look at the sunday telegraph. telegraph and that chagos story. corruption in mauritius. i would never have thought it. >> yeah. architect of chagos deal raided over cash scam. the former prime minister of mauritius had his house raided for three hours. they'd already raided his associates house and found tens of thousands in cash, in some suitcases and some rolexes and cartier watches and some uk visas. basically, it's like they raided andrew tate's house. just kidding andrew. he knows. he knows where bros. but i mean, come on, this is madness. and so yeah, the visas, the watches and cash in over a dozen currencies. and obviously chris philp, who now is sort of apparently obliged to pop up and comment on every single news story. he's saying, well, how can we, you know, britain, give them money when. yeah, it's going to end up in some suitcase somewhere. i'm paraphrasing. >> yeah. app

we've got page seven of the sunday express.enskyy has been advised to relocate to france by advised to relocate to france by a white house source. i don't think this is helpful. >> no it's not. why quite why they've taken i mean, on the one hand, trump said, didn't he overnight, he was brave in standing up to russia. but on the other hand, he's saying he's got no cards to play in this. in this game of poker he has. it's his country. yes. invade. and what did the west do when ukraine invaded the first time in 2014? nothing. >> no. >> no. >> absolutely nothing. and somehow we've got to i think we've got to make sure that the peace isn't all defeat for zelenskyy. >> no, of course not. i mean, we can't make it look like victory for putin or defeat for ukraine. this is the trouble. talking of trump, i love this this idea. now that labour politicians are so welcoming of the big orange blonde , because if they had been blonde, because if they had been in opposition right now, they will speaks to both houses, he will approve it. >> if

were the ones with the now ex—government minister andrew gwynne�*s offensive comments and the sunday expressleading tories are calling for a pact with reform. lots of different stories around this morning. let's start with a minister having to quit. it is never moment for government. why a good moment for a government. why keep on getting do politicians keep on getting themselves into trouble like this m essa 9 es “messages pinging messages pinging backwards and with messages pinging backwards and forwards? i with messages pinging backwards and forwards? ., ., ., ., , ., forwards? i have no idea, it has to be more male _ forwards? i have no idea, it has to be more male politicians - forwards? i have no idea, it has to be more male politicians than - be more male politicians than female, i have to say but i've no idea. when you look at all those messages, what goes through your mm i don't even idon't even think 77 idont zjseeeisk ge? 1 idont zjseeeisk 61:55? head? i don't even think like that so why would say those things so why would you say those things when you shouldn't be thinking them?

expression. and the sunday telegraph has got an article about the number of people getting prosecuted, either for threatening communications or misleading, i.e. fake news ones under the online. i think it's the online safety legislation. >> absolute waste of police time. >> and it all links into things like the non—crime hate incidents that allison pearson. >> got shoplifters going free. yeah, costing grocers and other shopkeepers thousands of pounds. yeah. nothing happens. there was a story last week about a man who literally identified his own burglar, took the details to the police. they didn't investigate yet. our thoughts are being policed on a regular basis. >> absolutely. and we're now braced for new islamophobia definitions and blasphemy penalties. yeah, absolutely. >> moderate muslims actually been very vocal in their condemnation. absolutely. it will just allow fundamentalists and segregationists to prosper, complete madness. but also, i just thought i'd pick out that story in the sunday times about scientists weighing the musk problem. this is scientists at the royal society saying tha