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so we're getting a point worth about 2, i think we 290 officers are supposed be transferred from usaa the over to the state department. but if you say that usa, the roughly has a budget of say, $40000000000.00 in a given year. and then site 10 to 14000 thing on account of employees working there over saying that if you're just transferring 300 people over to the state department to oversee ongoing a programs, there have the capacity to oversee a fraction of that for team building. and so we're talking about using our, the total humanitarian and developing a going down to a couple of $1000000000.00. if we're lucky in the interim. what's also happening here is, while we're waiting for congress and the course to really kick in, to exercise our oversight. which of having is the destruction of the agency through the cutting of contracts, through the fire and of employees, and following through the software orders to the entire eco system munoz and support the system. so the goal here i think, is to push humpty dumpty off the wall having been shipped and crash on the ground, the shutter, no

an allen, even if the cuts, the usaa idea going to be successfully challenged. and the quote says, how much damage do you think this has already done? not just in terms of all of the people that a has been cut off from thought to him now, cuz reputation as a reliable partner. a sure, well, i don't think you it is even as a reliable partner. um, uh, that is not only because of the way usa was was, you know, put through the, the winter for uh, as it was said, um, when you know the trouble administration coming in for a 2nd term is seen by most of the countries in the world. as a signal that there is no continuity from the us and many of these major issues. he's obviously a huge disruptor. and this is obviously a case in point. and there's a huge amount of uncertainty about what to expect from the us, from here on, on almost every single and almost every single file. so i think this is another example of it. um, there's already been, you know, in the african side, you know, which is why i'm, there's already been a lot of calls actually for leaders or former leaders

big thanks to usaa and w wp for help and you happen. i can't wait to show you all new orleans." point out is you are a cheap span so how are excited are you to get the tickets and number two coco joe collect your team in person? >> i am so excited and just like you said, i am so shocked. but for that chiefs to be there for hopefully a repeat, we are so excited to. >> todd: it is going to be awesome. jonathan, you got your surprise and let's face it, jaden daniels of the commanders, here is what you posted, "blessed in season one as a grandson that runs i'm teaming with usaa and marines to pass, one more blessing this year perhaps saint jonathan. nfl fan the thirty-year u.s. marines that don't make in a super bowl trip." how cool to get a surprise from someone who comes from big military family? >> of course, in a special and obviously thank him for reaching out to take this time to go to the super bowl, super stoked. the fact he came from a family who served in the military is awesome he's giving back to the military community. i'm looking forward to get down there in new orlean

the states established on those foundations has been fully affirmed by the vatican, the usaa and the u. countries whose institutions even today. bulk strikes, attacks, attempt to blackmail and impose conditions on the sub young people in the state. because during the civil war to somebody and people organized themselves and resisted and refused to submit to slaughter. as they had half a century before. they would demonize to see a dresser and some trying to declare them as genocidal. white in the name of democratic principles and new york at the end values. nothing is done to address n t sub sentiment. the claim is level that this'll be a nation which itself suffered genocide to justify the crimes perpetrated against it, by croats and muslims. not any during world war 2, but during the 1990 civil war, the well being and crimes to committed in comfortable and mentor. and the seizure of part of the republic of serbia and ultimately the crime which the u. s. and nathan member states committed by bombing this, it'd be, and people in 1999. it was with the helps of correlation managed to a

our voice would not speak with such a bigger, you know, way usaa id was the successor of the marshall plan, under which the us funded the rebuilding of western europe after the 2nd world war, which succeeded in keeping those countries from turning communist over the decades . the agency ship hundreds of millions of tons of food medicine and medical equip. analysts say with us a cut off china will benefit for china. a pretty good is a good number one priority. it is west strategic members live. it is where major, you know what a ways these ways come out the rate see they've got a full vision. notable us a id efforts over the years included fam and relief in ethiopia, and the 1980s in somalia in the 19 ninety's and to war ravaged countries including sudan, bosnia and afghanistan, as well as natural disaster zones. among the most significant and successful humanitarian programs administered in large part by u. s. a. d is the president's emergency plan for aids. really, for pep, far the brainchild of president george w bush. it manages prevention, treatment, and health care system strengt

but this assistance also helps the usaa chief it's foreign policy goals. so how will they be affected along with other countries and communities around the world? this is inside story, the hello welcome to the show. i'm sammy's. a time for decades, the united states has been the largest single donor of a globally. and last year it provided more than 40 percent of you and see a monetary and a budget. and now most fall in the systems through the state department has been frozen for 90 days. we'd only emergency food programs and ministry a to israel and egypt exempted the aid suppose initiatives ranging from health and education to security and conflict. so what could be the effects of america's freeze on a, both for itself and all the nations, and how it re shape washington is relations with the world. we'll discuss all of this without panel shortly. first, that's listened into jo evans report. the aid has long helped us achieve as foreign policy goals. president donald trump's decision to freeze almost all foreign assistance, but 90 days as part of his amer

news agency as our frontline corresponded and reported from january 28th to february the 17th the usaa aggressive us warplanes, systematically dispos stover, korea on all true positions and in the rear large quantities of bacteria and various poisonous insects on january the 28th, se davinci own enemy aircraft dispos, 3 species of insects never before observed on the korean peninsula. but to me, if it's on the see new stuff here, i need it because they read at those tiny pennsylvania. and i'm going to put those in a moment. can you please watch the company in the companion village? florida was in the south side of this group as to emotional credit. each to no, no we should have, which is do you need from us, you know, most of these just the seduce, the supplemental know that i'm going to do it. so it's good for, for the new f as is coming in from the degree i'm. so you might on, if someone, cisco was up to more from the embassy me calling this for them to complete the vision for time, the gym and journalist on this road, this started for districts history. and the experiments carried o

miss gwinnett, it must really is not missing words when he does his discussing usaa. you've talked in broad terms about criminality and corruption. do you have any specifics? well, the one who's talking a detailed provide to the notice he's been watching on teeth. the last couple of years as relates to us, a i d 's involvement in and i'm going to these are generous here. global health initiatives. did you know that us aid using your tax dollars funded by a weapon research, including cobit 19 that killed millions of people? well, this is significant, why it's significant because often tool now from the us it has been denied deny to not most famously, but for a new lens, denied at the pentagon, then it denied defending yes. okay. we do support system lives in ukraine and africa for example. personal for the good of mankind were developing vaccines with ensuring that there's no outbreak of infectious diseases. whereas most was point to something much more sinister. he's saying, but that research was about creating weapons, overall of mass destruction. this is something t

it would be bad for the usaa in bed. for europe, one thing is clear is a strong, we can know much area, we can shape our own policies and also respond to town of policies with power of policies that you can decide for the. for now, the you hopes they might be able to prevent a crisis by negotiating a div withdrawn. which of the americans insist overlay these to balance of $300000000000.00 deficit with euro brussels has found is we likely retard the age. these are delicate times for euro water. ukraine is entering, it's the, the, the you need is i get to agree on raising spending on defense, false fronts. we'll double this defense budget by the end of the, by launching major project. we're going to invite old partners to do the same. we also need more european funding with the next budgetary framework. you need to put, we need more public funding, more private sunday. the needs $500000000000.00 over the next decade to boost is the defense capabilities. but it's countries i get to agree on how to fund the project to the da

it would be bad for the usaa in bed for europe. one thing is clear is a strong economic area. we can shape our own policies and also respond to town of policies with power policies that you can decide for. for now, the u. hopes they might be able to prevent a crisis by negotiating a div withdrawn. which of the americans insist overlay these to balance of $300000000000.00 deficit was 0. brussels has found it's we likely retard the age. european union is prepared for robust, but constructive dialogue with the united states. but we also recognize potential challenges and the relationship with the united states. and we are ready for that. when targeted or uncertainty or arbitrary lead, the european union will respond from me. that is main focus now is to figure out how to deal with trump in his 2nd time as us president without risking a major crisis. but if drum decides one day to disengage from you or your latest think they should rely on the block itself. white also expands in partnership with the u. k. end of the online. to cope with grow into a political challenges. how she mi

but this assistance also helps the usaa chief it's foreign policy goals. so how will they be affected along with other countries and communities around the world? this is inside story, the .

when it comes to made reports that senior usaa security officials were put on leave. and after attempting to at refuse those access to agency systems personnel from the musk created office tried to enter usaid hits to in washington dc. but where stop there were eventually light into the building. and the incident is the latest. and the showdown between the trump administration on federal government. but the president seeking to slush spending, including a new crane, which has in recent years become the top recipient of us economic and military support. what was the american funding cutoff? ukrainian media outlets of funded the alarm just getting subscribers to donates. while some are warning their content may soon only be available for a fee. key of has admitted over 80 percent of like this are funded by new usaid. leaders across the world have long ways concerns over the agencies transparency. you have repeatedly said that organizations such as us a i d, and any d with the former being a state agency and the latter supposedly a non governmental organization, but are

and i'm just wondering the fact that you know, you talk about usaa being cut fitted on. so the idea of the avenue of revenue would be investor confidence, and that's why you might say the money will come in because without a stable civilian government international, the international community and the international finance is required to bring saddam back up on its feet is going to be difficult to get, isn't it? i think saddam will be turning to middle eastern countries, particularly the gulf states and chucky to china and some of the asian investors and the history of the investment, and particularly to don's anger cultural set up from those cortez is rob, a disturbing what you see is because you don't have such wonderful title and ideally suited to large scale commercial farming and for export crowds banker cultural investment that comes in with a line to benefit those foreign investors. and, and the nations behind the, to the detriment of, of the student. these people, the sydney's need to be very of the, to the possibilities, but in just as they have lost in war in p

back in 2014 years late to a representative from usaa id was at an appropriations subcommittee being rules about this involvement in keeping twist and he was like not us folk, not us as all lives. we support civil society, we support and implement the f y 14 appropriations language that directs us to improve access to information and internet freedom in many parts of the world. we do a transparently and with public notifications, the fact that we're discussing it in this briefing highlights the reality that these are publicly notified or some of these. what are some other countries redoing open to like a, i mean i, there's a right literally around the world and we've had efforts in kenya to support the yes you have already been done with the motives is always been done with full knowledge and supported by us and passer in those countries in every instance, that's the aspiration. talked about transparency, i think. yeah, that's the last word many would now use to describe us a id. you know, when this whole story kicked off, for trump, it only seemed like this possible open data where

the usaa aggressive us warplanes systematically dispos stove, a korea on 2 positions and in the rear large quantities of bacteria and various poisonous insects. on january the 28th south east of ancient enemy aircraft dispos, 3 species of insects never before observed on the korean peninsula. but to me, if it's on the way to see new stuff here, i need it because the read at those tiny pinnacle 19 around with the port. how does that i'm with you please was still in the company in your company in the village square. it was in the south side of the screen for us to the virtual college to no, no, we should include, which is do you need from us, you know, most of these just the one to seduce the digits and as for, for the new s, as is coming in from today. yeah. and obviously you might on, if someone, cisco most optimal from our mission, we quoted this for them to complete the vision. winter time, the gentleman journalist on this road started for districts history and the experiments carried out by its specialist in guatemala avenue west uh, d. i a newborn and i have one and it's differen

. >> usaa does so much -- pres. trump: i love the concept of it. i love the concept. but it turned out to be radical left lunatics. the concept is good come of it is all about the people. >> [inaudible] pres. trump: we have massive deficits with the european union, nasa, like 350 billion dollars, if you can believe it. they don't take our farm products, they don't take our cars, they don't take anything come of that we take their cars appeared we have millions of cars coming in, bmw, mercedes-benz, volkswagen, just so many different cars. we don't do anything about that, and we don't charge them tariffs . they make it impossible to sell them in the european union. they make it very difficult. the agricultural product. they have a lot of excuses. some of the different pesticides, and bobby kennedy actually is looking at that very seriously. maybe it is not necessary to use all of that. we want to be the healthiest country, and we are not. we spend more money on food than anybody else in terms of its creation, but we are not the healthiest country. so maybe there is som

have dropped out of the market or restricted issuing new policies, including state farm, allstate, usaas and nationwide. the list goes on. and this is why we're seeing the highest demand yet for the california fair plan. the fair plan has doubled in recent years, now accounting for roughly half a million policyholders across the state. >> the fair plan was never intended to pick up that much. >> a seven on your side analysis of the most recent data available from 2023 found the pope valley zip code in napa has roughly 65% of policyholders forced to the california fair plan, the highest of any other neighborhood in the bay area. other zip codes surrounded by dense forests like loma mar, inverness, angwin trailed behin, with a third of the population also stuck with the fair plan. but even coastal towns like pescadero and san mateo county and jenner up in sonoma made the top ten list. >> it's a little tiny, small place, and it's at the mouth of the russian river, so i don't know. i don't get the logic there. >> but as quirk explains, is it logic or just weighing the risk? >> insurance age

but yesterday he was teaming up with his friends at usaa to show some love and give hugs to our militaryns, giving them meet and greets, spending some quality time and tickets to the big game. here he is on what it was like to show that love to give a little bit. >> excitement. >> give a little bit. >> of happiness for them to smile and to be excited to meet me and to. >> be right here in front of me. so. and even this. >> to. give super bowl tickets. >> to, you know, somebody. that's very well deserving. it's an honor. >> it's a blessing to be in this position. >> our military. folks think about the nfl players. >> as heroes. and our. >> nfl players. >> think about the military as heroes. >> and that. >> connection is really powerful. and i know so many of these players want to give back, do the right thing and help our country in such a powerful way. >> awesome of justin jefferson, one of the biggest stars in the league, to to light up some hearts and minds yesterday and showing off that grill and those chains he taught me how to do the grill. caught my eye. i think i learned it really

the nfl and usaa has named 49ers tight end george kittle as the winner of this year's salute to service award. the award recognizes kittle's efforts to honor and support the military community. during the season, kittle hosted military service members at each game, created an app offering free mental health services to veterans, and donated more than $250,000 to military nonprofits. kittle will be officially recognized at the nfl honors award show tomorrow night in new orleans. >> time is 817. we do have slow traffic this morning. if you are driving in the east bay, let's start there with 580 and also 880. you can see traffic is slow and 80 as well. getting out to the bay bridge toll plaza backed up to the maze. we still have slow traffic on 880, as i saw as i mentioned. so want to show it to you near the coliseum. san mateo bridge is slow. there was an earlier crash northbound 101, in san mateo, near third. that's why it's so slow. and the south bay is pretty jam packed. now it looks clear out there. we're getting a break here, steve. >> we are indeed so cold this morning. but yes, we

when it comes to make reports that senior usaa security officials were put on leave and after attempting to at refuse, don't lose access to agency systems personnel from the musk created office, tried to enter usaid hits to in washington dc, but we're stop there. we're eventually light into the building, and the incident is the latest. and the showdown between the trump administration and federal government. but the president seeking to slash spending, including on ukraine, which as in recent years, become the top recipient of us economic and military support. well, with the american funding cutoff, ukrainian media outlets of sun to the alarm i was getting subscribers to donates. while some warning, their content may soon only be available for a fee key and has admitted over 80 percent of art that are funded by usaid, leaders across the world have long raised concerns over the agencies transporting se. have repeatedly said that organizations such as us a id and any d with the former, being a state agency and the latter supposedly a non governmental organization. but are both finance from