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i'm willie geist.wo days after a stunning oval office confrontation that signaled the trump administration may be ready to turn its back on ukraine, president volodymyr zelenskyy, is looking elsewhere for support in his country's fight against russia. an emergency summit underway in europe right now. president zelenskyy, meeting with more than a dozen leaders who are promising to hold up their pledges of security for ukraine. three years after vladimir putin's army invaded. we'll have the latest in a pair of live reports and talk to kristen welker just ahead. >>> and later, our "sunday focus" is a viewer's guide to the oscars. timothee chalamet. and "wicked" and demi moore getting her oscar nod. >>> as basketball enters its season of march madness, our "sunday spotlight" is on the high school coach making history, with his team that includes one player who also calls coach mom. >>> then, a "sunday sitdown" with angela bassett, staring withobert de niro in the netflix thriller "zero day." and a long car

on sunday, today with willie geist. hey, willie. good morning kyra.rrow morning. on sunday today. my new conversation with e talented and prolific angela bassett on playing the president of the united states in the buzzed about new robert de niro series, zero day, and starring as the queen in the blockbuster black panther movies. what was it like to be in the middle of that phenomenon as it grew and grew and grew? oh, you can't make sense of magic. i would go to church and little old ladies would come up to me and say, i love that black panther. i love that movie a sunday sit down with angela bassett. plus the morning's latest headlines, a preview of the oscars, and another life well lived all win. sunday today airs at 6 a.m. in the bay area. if you are not up at that hour on a sunday, set the dvr and we will see you whenever you're ready for us. kyra. all right, willie, thanks. we hope you're awake to catch willie at six tomorrow morning. and then just stick right here for your local news with us on today in the bay at seven. it's a great show. if yo

willie james, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, jericka.sident trump spent much of the day at his nearby golf course out of public view, and so far no indication from the white house as to whether or not or if relations with ukraine will be repaired. in jeopardy tonight, nearly $4 billion worth of new u.s. military aid for ukraine. >> you're gambling with world war iii. >> we -- >> and what you are doing is very disrespectful to the country, this country. >> reporter: one senior u.s. official telling cbs news, they are fortunate it is not off already. cbs national security analyst, sam vinograd, says u.s. support is critical to defend against the russian invasion. >> the europeans have also provided a significant amount of weaponry to ukraine. at the same time, it will be hard to one-for-one backfill a void in u.s. security assistance. >> reporter: president trump's actions on ukraine have rattled america's allies. >> do you still think that mr. zelenskyy is a dictator? >> did i say that? i can't believe i said that. next question? >> repor

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sat down with willie to discuss working with another acting icon, robber de niro. >> you have workedof your careers? >> it was wonderful. a little nervous because the legend and the man. it was great to meet a sitting former president. >> you can catch willie's sunday sit down with angela basset tomorrow morning on "sunday today." and that's your "pop start." >> that show was very good. >> she never lost her groove, but the groove was definitely back. >> didn't know you were a fan of stella got her groove back. >>> still to come our saturday morning ost and the awesome reason for this ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ (alarm beeping) ♪ rise ♪ ♪ and thrive! ♪ (♪♪) belvita! >>> still to come right here on "today," it all comes down to this. we have a red carpet worthy look at the biggest story lines that will come ahead of this year's academy awards, and how art is imitating life. >>> plus the importance of gabbing with grandma even if she gabbing with grandma even if she isn't your own [dog whimpering] sorry bud, not while i weed. [loud splash] ♪ who let the dogs out? ♪ ♪ spruce! spruce, spr

paul: the doge process, some people are losing their jobs and some programs are being cut willy-nilly the trump work, explaining this with tweets or brief comments, never been a systematic attempt by either to explain and say here's why we are doing this to usaid, the consumer financial protection bureau, is there a risk of a back lash because the press is playing up every single bit of discomfort. >> when you fire the people in charge of the nuclear weapons program and have to rehire them it doesn't make it look like you've got your act together. the press won't be there ally in this, the president of the united states is the commander-in-chief and also the explainer in chief and if one thing is missing on this it is a sense of why are you doing this and what are the benefits of it and we need the president to be engaged in that to convey this message otherwise it's just people pointing to the chaotic effort that is undertaken and it is chaotic. we are not walking in and saying i have a clear understanding of what the priorities are that we want to apply as we reduce the workforce or

taken willy nilly.with mortgages and children and house payments and all kinds of things. griff: ari, what do you make of that and will this ultimately, elon musk and doge cuts, become a problem when real people are losing real jobs? >> elon might have given a lot of money to the trump campaign, he got a nice little cushy appointment even though it's not an official appointment, but he's going to do a lot to help elect speaker of the house hakeem jeffries. that's what he's doing. griff: why? >> in less than two years, the midterms coming up. a third of the senate and entire house of representatives getting reelected and they have to stand reelection. there's a reason members elected members article one members the people who are protectors of the purse are worried about this. you've got 6,000 veterans and veterans families losing their jobs. you've got charge numbers of americans who don't live in the beltway, about 80% of federal programs and these employees are outside the washington district, the was

turns out, firing a bunch of people big willy-nilly style is also pissing off the people that they wantep working. earlier this week, to protest the layoffs of 80 workers, the fda's food safety chief resigned. great! we lost the guy in charge of food! that's one of my favorite things to put in my mouth! the fda official in question is jim jones, not the kool-aid one, and his title is -- and we're not making this up -- deputy commissioner of human foods. not to be confused with the "commissioner of humans who are food," who is, of course... >> the late, great hannibal lecter. >> stephen: there you go. all these cuts are the work of d.o.g.e., but it's not exactly clear what d.o.g.e. is. we know it's not an official government department, 'cause that would have to be established by an act of congress, and we know the guy in charge of it has not been elected to any office or confirmed to any cabinet position. up to this point, all we knew for certain about d.o.g.e. is who that guy in charge is, which trump made clear right before his inauguration. >> we will create the new department of gov

host: this is willy in arkansas, democrat. you are next. caller: my question is all the stuff he says we have learned through the books and social studies and stuff, now we learned all of that back in the day. now they have -- they have somebody doing something different lately to what we learned. the same stuff we learned back in the day it does not associate with us today. host: a question about education again. guest: it is that same point that civics is different than history and civics is different than government. one is an active participation requirement or knowledge and one is knowing the theory behind it. theory and practice are very different thing and to expect people to know the theory and go out and be a good player, it does not work like that. we should get people involved, and the younger the better. how to read a ballot. we in the united states have an incredible number of elections which means we are constantly facing this high-stakes emotion of showing up and deciding to get out, knowing what our city council does versus

opener on the road, all eyes will inevitably be on the new and familiar stars in justin verlander, willyand logan webb. >> but there is one name that you may not be familiar with who is making a big impact in the clubhouse. and he's not a player, not a coach, but rather an interpreter. ktvu bailey o'carroll has the story from giants spring training in scottsdale, arizona. >> can you make an impact on a major league baseball team without being on the roster or the coaching staff? the answer is yes. just ask anyone with the san francisco giants about justin horne. >> when he first showed up, he was like the most happy, smiley guy you could possibly be around, and he just brings that every day. >> he served a star outfielder young interpreter since he arrived in the u.s. from korea last february, knowing very little english. >> i did actually dream about coming to the major leagues and translating, but there aren't many korean players coming over here, and it's actually really even hard to see one player coming over to the major leagues every season. but i was really, really lucky. >> for h

know that this. >> is a matter. >> of a friendship, but also be. >> business. >> willie. >> that you.and yet you also hear from that same minister that you're talking about, that he talks to republicans and republicans say, yeah, i'm with you. this isn't a good idea. there's plenty of governors who look at the way that their states do business, who say, i'm with you, too. this doesn't work for my bottom line. >> yeah. >> and in fact. >> it's. >> pretty easy to find senators, governors. >> of. >> both parties who are deeply. uneasy about the idea of a trade war with canada, in part because of the retaliatory tariffs. let's take, for example, andy beshear, the governor of kentucky. mitch mcconnell, rand paul, the two senators, they're deeply concerned about the. canadians slapping tariffs on bourbon. and that is already become a sort of subplot in this is the canadian effort to block us booze and to sort of, you know, tariff it. that would be. devastating for the economy in parts of kentucky. so we're already hearing about the kind of pushback that the canadians could inflict. on us by

analysis to be sure what it's doing is the right thing in the name of efficiency, or is it just cutting willye errors raise a lot of questions about that. >> and more pressure is mounting, with the federal judge ordering at least one dose staffer to testify in court. is one staffer enough to give a detailed, comprehensive and correct picture of what's happening? and do you think musk could be called to testify at some point? >> well, it does seem like that's the next frontier in these legal battles is trying to bring dodge itself, which is set up in a way to avoid accountability. right? musk isn't technically in charge of it. it isn't technically its own department. it's just part of the white house. there's been these legal efforts to try to impose some accountability and just transparency on it, like things like who runs dodge? we didn't even know that till a few days ago. to try to get inside that and figure out what they're doing. i'll be interested to see how that plays out, because as i said, it's set up in a way that would be deliberately slippery and hard to pin down and hard to under

and he can't just throw that out the window willy nilly and have just, you know, fawning propagandistsce with them. i mean, imagine if you just had a bunch of people in the oval office with him asking questions like the guy the other day who was saying to president zelensky, why didn't you wear a suit? yeah. imagine. yeah. imagine if you just had a handful of people doing that sort of thing. what would be the reaction from the american people? they would think this is like the muppet show or something. they would just find it to be sheer lunacy. it just wouldn't make any sense. >> they get used to it over time. that's the danger, right? because because there are governments who do this, and then you get used to the idea that the these press conferences, not press conferences, they're a parade of the, you know, the achievements and accomplishments of the dear leader. stay right where you are, my friend. i'm going to take a quick break, pay the take a quick break, pay the bills, and we'll if you're frustrated with occasional bloating or gas, your body's giving you signs. it's time to try

. >> and the won a number i published and the also ended edited another newspaper wells fargo willied dr. good had a close relationship in the early 90s several groups got together to his own dr. good and put together petitions and worked very, very hard to have the official address changed. >> dr. king's day of the celebration is in january, i got to call from mayor brown which i've known for in many, many years to ask me to change the street sign this is remarkable. okay. >> in january of 1999 right after the building reopened, mayor brown and i went outside at that moment it was still cold street we shut down the word on the sign that read polk. >> put up the sign that said number one, dr. carlson carlton b goodlett white. >> i think that he earned a certain place in respect of all poem he was just a remarkable individual. unfortunately, we didn't live long enough here to see the street sign . >> (music). >> the ferry building one of san francisco most famous that as many of 15 thousand commuters pass through that each gay. >> one of the things that one has to keep in mind regardi

descendant if you all remember some supervisor willie kennedy and the wonderful work she did and eliseis also part of our staff and she is here's another woman in the community that did great things ms.. doris vinson well, elise is one of her relatives and so she and a young woman by the name of de make up our our staff. i want to talk to you about housing matters, please. i like to state the most relevant and recent accomplishment and that would be sb 593 senate bill is one of the most innovative in california legislative history. it was authorized by senator wiener and it frankly would not have passed without the thorough hard work and brilliance of oci executive director thor koslowski. yours truly ron. >> dr. veronica honeycutt was involved in that. i madie scott from the west. in addition, reverend sisk the whole bethel ame church. and by the way, commissioner brackett, you did attend a couple of those hearings in sacramento and we thank you for that. and other people also played a major role in lobbying at the california legislature in sacramento for this bill. the bill was a suc

all eyes will inevitably be on the new and familiar stars in justin verlander, willy adames and logan yeah, they are kind of loaded now, but there's one name you may not be familiar with who is making a big impact in the clubhouse. he's not a player or a coach, but rather an interpreter. ktvu bailey o'carroll has the story from giants spring training down in arizona. >> can you make an impact on a major league baseball team without being on the roster or the coaching staff? the answer is yes. just ask anyone with the san francisco giants about justin horne. >> when he first showed up, he was like the most happy, smiley guy you could possibly be around, and he just brings that every day. >> he served a star outfielder interpreter since he arrived in the u.s. from korea last february, knowing very little english. >> i did actually dream about coming to the major leagues and translating, but there aren't many korean players coming over here, and it's actually really even hard to see one player coming over to the major leagues every season. but i was really, really lucky. >> for horne, a

vice president gil gilman present commissioner willie adams. commissioner steven ingram here. commissioner steven lee here. item two is the approval of minutes for the february 11th, 2025 port commission meeting. >> so moved. circuit we have a motion and a second all in favor. all right. any opposed motion passes? item three is the land acknowledgment for san francisco port commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the raw material owning who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions the raw materials we have never ceded lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives of the raw material only community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. item four is announcements. please

premiums because, much like when willie sutton replayed when he was asked why he robbed banks, becausehat's where the money is the $880 billion has to come from medicaid because that's the only place you can find $880 billion. don't be food by their rhetorical tricks. with that, i yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from new jersey, a distinguished member of the budget committee, mrs. watson coleman. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. mrs. watson coleman: standing in opposition. during your campaigns, donald trump and my republican colleagues promised to get to work to lowering prices for the american people. this budget is a betrayal of that promise. it's a betrayal of millions of our children, our parents, and our seniors. it's a betrayal of the one third of new jersey children who rely on medicaid. it's a betrayal of the one third of new mothers who count on medicaid for their prenatal care. it's a betrayal of six in 10 new jersey seniors living in nursing homes. it's a ripoff of new jersey taxpayers as republicans have prioritized tax cuts for their billionai

or willie springs up into chaos. 0r willie springs up into the studio to kerb his fear of missing outy night news with sophie reaper. >> thank you, darren, and a very good evening to you. we'll start with some breaking news from the last hour. now, as ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy has arrived for his visit at downing street. just a warning. the following footage contains some flashing images. sir keir starmer was there to greet president zelenskyy as the pair shook hands outside number 10 before entering to begin their bilateral meeting. the ukrainian president is in the uk ahead of a major defence summit in london tomorrow. sir keir and his ukrainian counterpart sat down in downing street, where both men expressed their desire for peace and thanked the british public for their support of ukraine. >> absolute determination to stand with you, unwavering determination and to achieve what we both want to achieve, which is a lasting peace, a lasting peace for ukraine based on sovereignty and security for ukraine. 50 important for ukraine. so important for ukraine, so important f

or willie springs up into chaos. 0r willie springs up into the studio to kerb his fear of missing outy night news with sophie reaper. >> thank you, darren, and a very good evening to you. we'll start with some breaking news from the last hour. now, as ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy has arrived for his visit at downing street. just a warning. the following footage contains some flashing images. sir keir starmer was there to greet president zelenskyy as the pair shook hands outside number 10 before entering to begin their bilateral meeting. the ukrainian president is in the uk ahead of a major defence summit in london tomorrow. sir keir and his ukrainian counterpart sat down in downing street, where both men expressed their desire for peace and thanked the british public for their support of ukraine. >> absolute determination to stand with you, unwavering determination and to achieve what we both want to achieve, which is a lasting peace, a lasting peace for ukraine based on sovereignty and security for ukraine. 50 important for ukraine. so important for ukraine, so important f