last year the u.s. navy conducted the first submarine tendered maintenance in australian waters when uss hawaii underwent maintenance. this marks a significant step forward in developing australia's sovereign capability. nnsa continues to partner with the navy on developing and delivering cutting-edge naval nuclear proposing technology that maintains the american strategic advantage in submarine and aircraft carrier capabilities. now i want to move on to accomplishments. while shifts in the global environment present challenges for nnsa, we have also hit multiple milestones in the past year that demonstrate our ability to deliver while overcoming many challenges in our capacity to adapt to rapidly changing circumstances. let me start with our weapons modernization activities. last year, nnsa made 100% of its planned deliverables to the department of defense and the pan text plan which represents the performance of the entire enterprise met or exceeded baseline weapon program deliveries for the year. this is

last year the u.s. navy conducted the first submarine tendered maintenance in australian waters when uss hawaii underwent maintenance. this marks a significant step forward in developing australia's sovereign capability. nnsa continues to partner with the navy on developing and delivering cutting-edge naval nuclear proposing technology that maintains the american strategic advantage in submarine and aircraft carrier capabilities. now i want to move on to accomplishments. while shifts in the global environment present challenges for nnsa, we have also hit multiple milestones in the past year that demonstrate our ability to deliver while overcoming many challenges in our capacity to adapt to rapidly changing circumstances. let me start with our weapons modernization activities. last year, nnsa made 100% of its planned deliverables to the department of defense and the pan text plan which represents the performance of the entire enterprise met or exceeded baseline weapon program deliveries for the year. this is

canal that treaty obligation not to be enforced by the armed forces of the united states and the u.s. navyat is on that we are obligated to protect and a time of conflict. >> meadow ceo is mark zuckerberg visited the white house they said he was there to discuss the role in helping the trump administration strength in the tech leadership on the world stage of white house officials confirmed without providing more detail, it's unclear if mark zuckerberg did meet with president trump yesterday the white house meeting weeks after he attended the trump inauguration and it follows recent corporate changes made to make matter more aligned with pro trump policies. >> very interesting the change we sing with these executives. >> mark zuckerberg's open source model he did a podcast on january 10 with joe rogan this is before everybody was talking about deepseek and he said china has is really great model. it's called deepseek in the government and the u.s. this is why he's pushing them administration should make it easier and open access and make it easier for the u.s. to win knowing how good china

. >> reporter: today panama's president called the state department's claims that u.s. navye canal for free a falsehood. this comes just days after president trump vowed to take back the canal. >> how far do you think panamanians like yourself would go to fight for the canal? [ speaking in a global language ] to the maximum. defending your home because this is your home. >> that was lilia luciano in panama. and this is >>> the white house says its immigration crackdown has resulted in more than 8,000 arrests since president trump took the oath of office. but there are fears that these immigration raids will soon break up american families. nearly 4.5 million american children live with at least one parent without legal status. and they'd be subject to deportation. katie weis reports. >> reporter: it's 5:30 in the morning just outside new orleans. this group of i.c.e. and d.e.a. agents have just pulled over and arrested a man in an operation to detain and deport three different immigrants they say are undocumented and who recently were charged with a variety of crimes. i.c.e.

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he'll be thinking about his late grandfather, who was among the first black men to integrate the u.s. navywho have represented what i believe this song is about and should be about at its highest aspirational level. >> reporter: contemporary christian artist lauren daigle and trombone shorty are set to perform "america the beautiful, "all before the big kickoff. >> "lift every voice" will be song with tiktok influencer otis jones. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> thank you. >>> the end of the rain is finally in sight, but the dangers still aren't. >> we have had at least ten swift water rescues over the last 48 hours. >> emergency crews across the bay area flooded with calls as this series of storms turns deadly. >> it's very hazardous. >> we obviously don't want people going in there. >>> plus, fears of crime keeping people away from downtown san francisco. >> it's not enough for us to see the data that crime is dropping. people have to feel safe. that's about your perception. >> the new police task force aimed at stopping t

. >> reporter: today, panama's president called the state department's claims that u.s. navythrough the canal for free a falsehood. this comes just days after president trump vowed to take back the canal. how far do you think panamanians like yourself would go to fight for the canal? >> [speaking spanish] >> reporter: to the maximum. >> [speaking spanish] >> reporter: defending your home because this is your home. >> [speaking spanish] >> john: and lilia joins us now. lilia, secretary of state marco rubio actually traveled to panama to talk about this. what came of that meeting? >> reporter: it was his first official visit. one important thing was that panama will pull out of the belt and road initiative. we are talking about billions of dollars in infrastructure that now the president of panama hopes will provide an opportunity, perhaps for american investors who have not paid a whole lot of attention in the region to go and invest. second thing is expand collaboration on immigration. this is a president that he says because of his own crackdown on immigration through the da

it would fly between hawaii and the pacific islands to support the u.s. navy. at one point it was based in alameda after it retired. it was used in canada as a water bomber capable of caring more than 7,000 gallons of water. >> he is the lucky winner of this year's lombarky trophy. >> talking about deebo samuel took home the title of most popular. i can go all day at this year's puppy bowl. he was part of team ruff representing the sacramento spca in puppy bowl. 21 look at the boat people as a winner winner chicken dinner. he paid out nearly 150 other dogs in an online voting contest. after all that action on the turf. the bone was tired you got plenty of rest and treats. congrats the hopefully he's not traded now. well, you might be holding out for more bones. >> all right. why is known for its beautiful beaches and breathtaking landscapes? but more recently it is being called the rainbow capital of the world. the island's regular sunshine short, rain showers and clean air. it makes for the perfect conditions for the optical phenomenon and the point people app

the world war two era martin mars plane anchored there yesterday where once served with the u.s. navyook off this afternoon for a final flight to tucson, where it will be housed at the pima air and space museum. the martin mars cargo transport flying boat lands and takes off from water, and is the only remaining plane of its type still in operation. only seven were ever built. the philippine mars hadn't been flown since its last firefighting mission in 2012. with valentine's day on friday, it can be a tough time for some singles, but new research says more and more people are choosing to stay single, embracing their independence despite societal pressures to couple up. abc news reporter perry russom has a look at society's changing expectations. >> according to a study conducted by the survey center on american life, 41% of single people say they are not looking for a date. among the reasons cited personal freedom, unsuitable candidates and higher priorities. >> most often, if you ask people what they like about being single, it's their freedom. you get to decide when to get up, when

flying boat flew cargo between hawaii and the pacific islands to support the u.s. navy during world war two. wow. that is that that is really, really cool, i love it. i can't believe they have to take it all apart. i guess probably to get it in somewhere. can you imagine there's a little kid taking it out? well, for me, taking it all apart and then putting it back together again. hope that's right. all right, well, new developments out of the middle east just ahead this midday. the all new setback when it comes to more hostages being released this weekend and excitement week. well, it is an exciting week over in the city because it's ramping up. the start of nba all star weekend is quickly approaching. at the same time, the lunar new year parade. we're moving you forward with everything you need to k (vo) struggling with moderate to severe crohn's disease or uerative colitis? talk to your doctor about #1 prescribed entyvio, offering two maintenance options, including the entyvio pen. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio m

the corps of engineers, together with the coast guard, the u.s. navy's supervisor of salvage and diving or soup south. you know, we're leading the effort to clear the wreckage from the potomac river as part of a larger interagency effort. before i can explain how this wreckage removal will work, i just want to make sure that everyone is crystal clear understanding that all salvage operations will be completed in close coordination with the unified command. all of our partners, just really to ensure strict adherence to our central priority, that the dignified recovery of missing flight passengers and personnel take precedence. right. and should any remains be found during our process, an automatic work stoppage happens and we will definitely begin to begin the proper coordination with the appropriate authorities. so reuniting those lost in the tragic incident is really what keeps us all going. we've got teams that have been working this effort since the beginning and we're committed to making this happen. so our teams over the past couple of days have bee

the u.s. navywed a photo of a warship firing a high powered weapon, it's first target, removing her mustache. [laughter] in iran, and naked woman jumped on a police car to protest the country's treatment of women, in a related story, gaza just moved to iran. [laughter] -- guess who. joe bondy! walmart has announced plans to cut hundreds of jobs, the second time in a year he is out of work. [laughter] randy weingart, the teachers unions boss who makes over 500 grand a year is worried trump will cut her salary forcing her to return to her old line of work. [laughter] i do not know if that is a real photo. trump publicly considering sending criminal to foreign jails, sounds cool but it is part of a bigger effort to keep hillary clinton from murdering them. and according to a new study, apes would be able to read mi minds, some apes are able to host a nightly cable news show. [laughter] all right. since we are turning to office, president trump has been signing executive orders faster than larry probab

the original people who 20 years ago invented facial recognition technologies and he worked for u.s. navy and he this amazing optimism about, how it was going to, you know, catch criminals and find children. and he felt he was really contributing to society with this technology. but he also knew it was flawed and he never expected it to be mainstream thing. it was it was a sort of in his lab. the other thing about was that he's african-american and, you know, always of, you know, he lived with that and had and knew what it was like to be misidentified. he'd been often pulled, you know, pulled up by police for even just for driving around in neighborhoods that he worked in. and he watched through his career how the technology moved from something in his lab, something flawed into being a tool by police for surveillance and also wielded against people from his own community. and when i met him, he was for the first time sort of reckoning with this this moral that he had of like whether he'd actually invented something good or something evil. and i found that really fascinating i'd never met

. >> this social media posting last night from the state department saying that u.s. navy ships. u.s. military ships would no longer have to pay to go through the panama canal, >> and policy of the united states under the president of the united states face on a false hood that is intolerable. >> simply and plainly intolerable and today, panama expresses through you and to the world my absolute rejection of continuing to explore the path of managing the bilateral relationship on the basis of lies and falsehoods. >> and the really remarkable thing about this board is that, according to the panama canal authority, which is an independent body, they set the the tolls, not not panama's government. the u.s. only pays, you know, sort of between 1 and $10 million any given year in the entire year to go through the panama canal for their ships to go through the panama canal. so we are not talking about a significant amount of money, certainly not enough when it comes to, you know, possibly blowing up an entire relationship, potentially, though, things could be mending. panama's president

defense for drone manufacturers and then of course lockheed martin for the work they do with the u.s. navy. >> first quarter season kicking off. charles: the earnings and you know you say that the small banks will come up as well. >> yeah, there's less regulatory oversight that leads for more consolidation and mna activities and playing the regional banks is a positive for them in this new environment. charles: not concerned that the rates are too high still for the smaller bank s? jazz a >> >> as long as they don't go higher but lower. charles: expect more short term volatility and get it like this and every every now and then headlines and coming right back. we haven't had a long period of extreme volatility for a long time. are we getting too comfortable? >> we are absolutely getting too comfortable and in 2024, the days that moved lower and 57% record closing and trading above the 5 and 10 year averages and shouldn't be expected to continue and short term bouts of volatility and attractive entry and revisit their asset strategies and build them downside protection and going to stay inv

the u.s. navyccessfully tested a laser weapon on one of its warships. >> the so-called hilo system was able to hit an aerial drone during a testing exercise last year. this is an image from that test. the 60-plus kilowatt laser was delivered to the navy in august of 2022 when it became the first tackle laser system installed in existing ships. speaking of ships. iran has inaugurated its first drone carrier warship. it says the vessel is capable of operating oceans far from its mainland. the report says the vessel will be manned by the paramilitary revolutionary guard's navy. says the ship can carry several squadrons of drones as well as helicopters and cruise missiles. panama's president is denying the state department's claim that his country has reached a deal allowing american warships to panama canal for free. merlino told pete hegseth he could neither set the fees to transit the canal nor exempt anyone from. they mullin know says he is talking with president trump tomorrow we having to wait a

he's a retired u.s. navy captain and a navy pilot of 28 years. again, we have this conversation, my friend, where we're trying to unpack a devastating circumstance. but there are a number of factors that i think you and i can discuss among them, weather and it possible loss of control, especially given how far off course they seem to have been. armin. >> absolutely, kevin. good evening. yet here we are again. this accident happened about 15 miles away from the airport, i might add. it was just a couple of miles away from a naval support activity where i used to work when i retired out of the navy. when you look at an accident like this, one factor hits another, hits another. it's a domino effect. and eventually you have this thing called the swiss cheese effect, where all the holes line up, all the faults happen all at the wrong time to cause an incident like this. let's say, for example, they lost electrical power in the aircraft. well, if it was a clear and sunny day, it wouldn't be necessarily a problem. they could probably self control and co

the philippine mars is a cargo plane fly between hawaii and the pacific islands to support the u.s. navyne point it was based in alameda after a retired. it was used in canada as a water bomber capable of caring more than 7,000 gallons of water. now it's on its way to an aviation museum in arizona. >> san jose is partnering with milpitas and a private company to trying to deal with this issue. so many abandoned shopping carts. the city council voted to hire retrieval service to recover an estimated 2000 carts every year. the program could be integrated into the city's 3, 1, one app allowing people to report abandoned carts. concerns were raised about the potential strain on city resources. the proposal for a pilot program will be reviewed by the city council sometime before may. >> new scam warning from sonoma county officials. they say that scammers are sending out e-mails claiming to be from costco offering a free ice cream maker. the scan. it gives him access to credit card information and money. scammers give victims deadlines to pressure them into acting quickly. so if you see that

the world war two era water bomber was one of only seven built for the u.s. navy. area was the halfway point between its former home in british columbia and its future place at the pima air and space museum. that's where it will go on static display. and look at this now, just really an incredible view of the flying boats final trip out of the golden gate, as she has done so many times before, flying troops and supplies across the pacific. the philippine mars overnighted at alameda's seaplane lagoon. it's the former naval air base where this very airplane called home during the 1940s. we're told the plane has safely arrived in arizona. staying climate ready often means keeping an eye on our environment all around us. but now, a team of young researchers believes there's an easier way to do that, and they're hoping it will help us better understand the behavior of sharks and other marine life. abc seven news meteorologist drew tuma has the story. >> if you're lucky enough to score a diving trip to costa rica, who wouldn't snap a few pictures or take a few videos? bu

and joining us now, he's a retired u.s. navy captain and navy pilot with 28 years on the job. good to have you with us again. i just want to sort of walk us ahead now, if you'll allow me. arman. we typically think of when there's a debris field like this. you want to you want to obviously assess the circumstance. you want to control, contain. and then we wait for daybreak. as we move into daybreak, people often talk about the three c's there. now it's coordinate. collect and categorize. walk me through, if you would, with respect to the process, especially when you're considering arming. the ntsb has a lot of agencies to coordinate with. >> certainly. absolutely. besides just the faa and local authorities, you've got, you know, the first responders you have to coordinate with who actually pulled all that debris together and putting it all together. they're going to find a warehouse and try to reassemble that aircraft as best as they possibly can. but you're also going to talk to the airline. you're going to talk to the training of those pilots. you're going to talk to the orga

it would fly between hawaii in the pacific island to support the u.s. navy. and the one point it was based in alameda after getting placed into retirement, the plane was used in canada as a water bomber capable of caring more than 7,000 gallons of water. the plane is now on its way to an aviation museum in arizona. san francisco is very own east spirit park in the dogpatch has received a makeover officials from the san francisco rec and park department say that last week marked the first major renovation for the 43 year-old park. the park features some new picnic areas. new seeding, lots of new trees. there's also an adult exercise station. key features include an off-leash dog play area in the north meadow and a dog free lawn in the south meant out that they're connected by a path. san jose partnering with milpitas and a private company to tackle the city's abandoned shopping cart issue. the city council voted to hire a retrieval service to recover an estimated 2000 carts each year. the program could be integrated into the city's 3, 1, one app allowing resid

the u.s. navy base, which president trump says will also house a massive detention center as part of his administration's immigration crackdown. also this morning, we are seeing new video of what the border patrol chief is calling, quote, the farthest deportation flight yet using military planes. it shows 100 deportees from india in shackles, boarding a plane for a 40 hour flight. one deportee says they were treated like criminals. joining me now, cnn international correspondent mark stewart and cnn havana bureau chief patrick oppmann. first to you, patrick, what is happening there at guantanamo bay at this hour? >> well. >> this is the highest level visit that guantanamo navy. >> base has seen. >> in years. and we have observed. the last few days that a lot of work is taking place at this very isolated u.s. military base here in cuba, re-editing the base for potentially thousands and thousands, up to 30,000 migrants. and, you know, already there have been about 23 or so that have been brought in t

right now, the corps of engineers, together with the coast guard, the u.s. navy's supervisor of salvage and diving, or super salve, you know, we're leading the effort to clear the wreckage from the potomac river as part of a larger interagency effort. um, before i can explain how this wreckage removal will work, i just want to make sure that everyone is crystal clear, understanding that all salvage operations will be completed in close coordination with the unified command. all of our partners, just really to ensure strict adherence to our central priority, that the dignified recovery of missing flight passengers and personnel take precedence. right. and should any remains be found during our process and automatic work stoppage happens and we will definitely begin to begin the proper coordination with the appropriate authorities. so reuniting those lost in the tragic incident is really what keeps us all going. we've got teams that have been working this effort since the beginning, and we're committed to making this happen. so our teams over the past couple of days

and joining us now, he's a retired u.s. navy captain and navy pilot with 28 years on the job. good to have you with us again. i just want to sort of walk us ahead. now, if you'll allow me. arman. we typically think of when there's a debris field like this. you want to you want to obviously assess the circumstance. you want to control, contain. and then we wait for daybreak. as we move into daybreak, people often talk about the three c's there. now it's coordinate. collect and categorize. walk me through, if you would, with respect to the process, especially when you're considering arming. the ntsb has a lot of agencies to coordinate with. >> certainly. absolutely. besides just the faa and local authorities, you've got, you know, the first responders you have to coordinate with who actually pulled all that debris together and putting it all together. they're going to find a warehouse and try to reassemble that aircraft as best as they possibly can. but you're also going to talk to the airline. you're going to talk to the training of those pilots. you're going to talk to the org

he's a retired u.s. navy captain and a navy pilot of 28 years. again, we have this conversation, my friend, where we're trying to unpack a devastating circumstance. but there are a number of factors that i think you and i can discuss among them, weather and a possible loss of control, especially given how far off course they seem to have been. armin. >> absolutely, kevin. good evening. yet here we are again. this accident happened about 15 miles away from the airport, i might add. it was just a couple of miles away from a naval support activity where i used to work. when i retired out of the navy. when you look at an accident like this, one factor hits another, hits another. it's a domino effect. and eventually you have this thing called the swiss cheese effect, where all the holes line up, all the faults happen all at the wrong time to cause an incident like this. let's say, for example, they lost electrical power in the aircraft. well, if it was a clear and sunny day wouldn't be necessarily a problem. they could probably self control and come b

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. >> after it was retired from the u.s. navy was ferried from alameda right here, where it was based. it was ferried and flown to coulson aviation in sproat lake in british columbia, where they had their operations. then a private contractor converted it to a water bomber for fighting fires. >> it's a lot of history. now, tomorrow, the sea plane will stop in san diego before it heads to its final stop in tucson, arizona. time is now 527. a car slammed into a police vehicle on the bay bridge. the reason for the high speed pursuit, and the video of the police officers chasing down that suspect. also, a major high tech conference begins today in san francisco. the big name entrepreneur, who's delivering one of the main speeche sometimes it takes a different approach to see the possibilities all around you. ♪ with capella university's flexpath format, you can earn a degree on your schedule... thanks so much. ...and get the support you need to pursue your goals. a different future is closer than you think with capella university. ♪ ♪

migrants to guantanamo bay on tuesday after trump announced plans to expand migrant detention at the u.s. navy base in cuba. it was yesterday on cnn's state of the union that homeland security secretary kristi noem was questioned about the legality of those efforts and how long they would be detained. >> undocumented immigrants detained in the united states, as you know too much, have a right to legal counsel and due process. but one of the questions is about whether or not guantanamo, you have the law on your side to actually use guantanamo for this purpose. we have seen, at least we know about the 9/11 detainees there. we also know that when somebody who was trying to get into the united states illegally is interdict at sea, they've been brought to guantanamo. i don't believe that people who are already on u.s. soil have been brought to guantanamo. >> well, guantanamo bay has been used for migrants in the past, you're right, when they've been coming to the united states -- >> do you have a legal basis? are you comfortable that it is legal to bring people who are already on u.s. soil to guant

u.s. army and navy in world war ii. has the experience of your family, your great grandfather, your mother , what has it taught you about the american experience? norman wong: i say, if you're here we're all americans, and that it should be a dream, not a nightmare. i think we're turning this country into one side, gets the dream. the other side gets gets just fear. i think the american experience is what we create. and that creation wasn't fixed in stone stephanie: the bedrock has been shaken before-and the fight over what it means to be american is not over. for the pbs news hour, i'm stephanie sy. geoff: and that is the news hour for tonight. i'm geoff bennett. amna: and i'm amna nawaz. on behalf of the entire newshour team, thank you for joining us. >> major funding for the pbs news hour has been provided by the corporation of new york, working to reduce political polarization, for education, democracy, and peace. more information at carnegie.org. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is

commissioned as an active duty aviation officer, chief warrant officer andrew eve served in the u.s. navyinning in 2007, then transitioned to the regular army in 2017. he received several awards, including army and navy commendation medals, as well as a national defense service. >> and, from some reports, some reading that and that we're reading, he officer eaves was the pilot, but this was a training mission, and he he may have been may have been training rebecca laubach for this and we'll get we'll get further details on that. >> and staff sergeant ryan o'hara had been in the army since 2014. he was deployed to afghanistan and received several awards, all serving this country. meanwhile, investigators are hoping to learn more about how a medical transport jet carrying a child patient, her mother and four others crashed into a philadelphia neighborhood only about 30s after taking off on friday night. authorities have recovered the plane's voice recorder, located at the site of the impact, along with the enhanced group proximity warning system, which could contain flight data. the ntsb an

u.s. are also growing with nasa, the navy, and texas state government workers blocked from using the chinese-owned it out, right, in the privacy policy, that they are tracking user keystrokes and they are saving that data on chinese servers. what does that mean for users? >> where is that data going? is to companies we trust? and are those privacy policies reflective of that. >> reporter: now cybersecurity firm says it found evidence users' data is going to china with the ability to send that data to state-owned china mobile, a telecom company blked in the u.s. with the pentagon citing ties to the chinese military. still users don't steam to be scared off with more than 16 million downloads since the launch. this as openai is investigating whether deepseek used its models inappropriately to build competing app. with so much buzz around deepseek, we wanted to use the app against the u.s.'s most popular a.i. charter bus, chatgpt. starting with concerns deepseek censors the answers. let's see what happens when n i ask both deepseek and chatgpt about chinese leadership. what do you think of president

u.s. are also growing, with nasa, the navy and texas state government workers blocked from using the chinesel citing national security concerns. >> deep sea. >> spells it. >> out right. >> in its. >> privacy policy that they. are tracking. >> user keystrokes. >> and they. >> are saving that. >> data on chinese servers. >> what does that mean. for users? >> where is that data going? is it to companies we trust? and are those privacy policies reflective of that? >> now, cybersecurity firm fruit says it's found evidence that users data is going to china with the ability. >> to. >> send that data to state owned china mobile, a telecom company already blocked in the u.s, with the pentagon citing ties to the chinese military. still, users don't seem to be scared off, with more than 16 million downloads since its launch. this, as openai is investigating whether. >> deep sea. >> used its models inappropriately to build a competing app. with so much buzz around deep sea, we wanted to use the app ourselves against the us's most popular ai chatbot, chatgpt. starting with concerns deep sea censors its a

u.s. are also growing with nasa, the navy, and texas state government workers blocked from using the chinese-ownedseek spells it out in its privacy policy that they are tracking user key strokes and they are saving that data on chinese servers. what does that mean for users? >> where is that data going? is it to companies we trust, and are those privacy policies reflective of that? >> reporter: now a cyber security firm says it's found evidence data is going to china with the ability to send that data to state-owned china mobile, a telecom company already blocked in the u.s. with the pentagon citing ties to the chinese military. still, users don't seem to be scared off with more than 16 million downloads since its launch. this as open a.i. is trying to find out if they used its models inappropriately building the competing app. we wanted to use the app ourselves against the u.s.' most popular chatbot, chatgpt, that deepseek sensors its -- sdren censors its answers. let's see when i ask deepseek and chatgpt about chinese leadership. what do you think of president xi? deepseek just started an answer

u.s. ships are up there in terms of how much they pay, not the navy. the navy always pays the same.s according to the treaty. they do not get overcharged, but commercial ships, they bid there's an auction every day during the drought because during the drought the lake was down. so it takes longer to fill the locks. therefore, they they had a daily auction. and if you wanted to bid high and pay that premium, the u.s. ships were more, you know, eager to do that. 70% of the goods that go through this canal are ending up in the u.s, and the fact is that the canal is 51 miles long. it takes just hours to go through. it would take a month or more to go through. if you went all the way around, it would be 9200 miles to go all the way around. so it is in their interest to pay that surcharge. and other than that, you know, ships pay the same other than they get charged more for weight or the kind of cargo they're carrying. put that aside. and that's a completely false assertion. and it was in the inaugural address, which is another whole issue. the fact is that panama is, as you know, it's

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u.s. troops. the army and the navy, the air force, they chase chinese influence.hey try to protect us from russia. but so does usaid. china's power in the world is not just military power. every nation's power is multifaceted. china, frankly, gets more influence in the world from its nonmilitary tools than it gets from its military tools. china doesn't have the number of military p partnerships the united states does. it has very few. it's partnerships are information partnerships, technology precipitation, economic development partnerships. those are the tools usaid has. when usaid vanishes from the playing field, china wins, russia wins. one of the things usaid was doing in lebanon was running programming trying to suppress hezbollah's influence and trying to help stand up a government independent and free of terrorist influence. what was usaid doing in mexico? trying to build up the capability of law enforcement so the drug gangs that send fentanyl to the united states didn't control areas of mexico which allow them, without interruption or harassment to be abl

u.s. was asserting enormous amounts of pressure on cape verde to hand over this guy. at one point, even diverts a navyuesta condición de diplomático. >> he's now almost a revolutionary martyr in the eyes of the maduro government. there's graffiti, there's posters, there's documentaries, there's poetry. there's all kinds of homages paid to alex saab, which, you know, show how critically important he is to maduro's survival. >> ♪ free alex saab ♪ ♪ free alex saab ♪ ♪ me enamoré de venezuela y su revolución ♪ ♪ en el 2015 me puse a importar ♪ ♪ alimentos para con la crisis acabar... ♪ >> el crimen del hermano alex fue que salió a buscar comida. >> alex, we are with you. and we are solidly with you, and we will stay with you until you are out of prison. ♪ ♪ >> and then it also had this darker side where they attacked the journalists who were actually doing real reporting about alex saab, people like roberto deniz. >> deniz: "¡para seguir mintiendo sobre el caso saab! sepa cómo entró a cabo verde el delincuente roberto deniz con la ayuda de la cia", y es un artículo. y hay toda una serie de ataques vía red

u.s. troops, potentially in a situation like this. plus air cover plus intelligence assets, plus logistical assets of various types. we'd have to bring in navy assets. so it would be a very large undertaking undertaking, and it would be one of the things that, you know, would really force us to take the eye off the ball in other areas such as ukraine, such as taiwan, such as other parts of the world, where the president has also expressed some interest. so this is a a major area that would require a recalibration of u.s. military resources as well as intelligence resources. and it's something that i don't think has been thought out very carefully. >> now, that raises a particularly ominous point, david. the idea of taking one's resources and reallocating them across or focusing on a particular area. what would that portend for other controversies and potential conflicts? but i want to hone in on a point that was earlier raised. trump said that jordan, that egypt, they would, quote, give us the land we need, unquote, to house palestinians. now, i recall that both countries have already publicly said that they would never do that. so what woul

u.s. are also growing, with nasa, the navy and. >> texas state. >> government workers blocked. >> from usingcy that they. are tracking. >> user keystrokes. >> and they are saving. >> that data. >> on chinese servers. >> what does that mean for users? >> where is that data going? is it to companies we trust, and are those privacy policies reflective of that? >> now, cybersecurity firm ferut says it's found evidence. >> users data is. >> going to chin with. >> the ability to send that. >> data to state owned china mobile, a telecom company already blocked in the u.s, with the. pentagon citing. >> ties to the. >> chinese military. still. users don't seem to be scared off, with more than 16 million downloads since its launch. this, as openai. >> is. investigating whether deep sea. >> used its models inappropriately. >> to build. >> a. competing app. with so much buzz around deep. >> sea. we wanted. >> to use the app ourselves. against the us's most popular. >> ai. >> ctbot, chatgpt. starting with concerns, deep sea censors. >> its answers. >> let's see what. >> happens when i ask both. >> deep.

navy seal who served in both iraq and afghanistan. congressman, good to see you. do you agree with trump on on gaza on the u.s.g over, and if so, how are palestinians already displaced from their homes? how are they supposed to leave? >> i think there's a lot of questions. >> on what. >> it means. >> to take over. >> there's there's a few things we know for sure. okay. so the third phase of this peace plan. nobody actually knows how it's going to get implemented. does that mean israel takes over? israelis don't want that. people live in gaza certainly don't want that. that's not really possible. i think what trump's announcement. >> did. >> again, whether. >> he intended it this way or not, what it's really done. >> is expose this massive hypocrisy in the arab. >> world, which is showing that nobody in the arab world wants. >> to take responsibility. >> they want to they want to claim. >> like they care. >> for for gazans. they want to claim like they support this, this, this palestinian state, but they don't want to do anything about it. they don't want to take any refugees. they don't want to take any any ow