and william smith, date one, says the steel lows and no promises on the stairs. the fence so strongly displayed, made angelina, which is the son of a deceased journalist who studied the aftermath of uranian bombings, is continuing his father's work, collecting documents and tracking cancer mortality rates. it's a huge, easy region where nato bombed industrial facilities with contaminated shells. much of them say website support and all that asked me to do declare some bully decrease. so let's consider the monthly amount of, of the, the sub, you know, the districts they're going to be busy. so they're looking what the little bit of a velocity comes each on the other this a debit towards this looks a lot, most likely. so this, so it's sort of continuing to hold your name on and read it a better reception then. yeah, never 20 space. so can you, what do you expect and what would i want to close out? okay, so the quiz from the moment, believe i'm going to box it 3 team and they play is in minnesota. so that's why i'm legitimate grass. so i'm going to get a cost me a f

it was an interesting thing of william smith date one says the states a was a no published list on the states a film. so from the display made angelina, which is the son of a deceased journal, is to study the aftermath of uranium bombings is continuing his father's work, collecting documents and tracking cancer mortality rates. in the high gigi region where nato bombed industrial facilities with contaminated shells, such as i've said, website support and all that asked me to do, decrease the literally because i'm a little concerned with my, my dream. i'm with the, the so the know the districts they're going to be busy, so they're looking with a little bit of a logic 100. each on the desk said that it towards looks, looks like it was supposed to be close to this. so it's sort of continuing to hold your team on the reception then. yeah, nipple, 20 space, i think. what do you expect? control them on those out. okay, so the only way, some of those kind of small i believe i'm going to box it 3. even if it is in minnesota, so that's one of the junior graphs. so when will it cost me a full sc

i rise today to recognize my chief of staff, william smith, who is leaving our office. mr. palmer: he has faithfully served the american people for over 20 years and has served alongside me since my first day in office in 2015. before agreeing to leave my staff, he worked for senator jeff sessions on the senate judiciary committee committee and senate bunt committee. within five minutes of talking to william, you will know that he loves the lord, loves his wife, and his family, and he loves his country. when people ask how i have such a great staff, i always point them to william. he leads by example, embodies the idea of servant leadership. if you know william, you also know he's a true conservative who proudly stands for his beliefs. even if he's the only one standing. he demonstrates his joy and his convictions and truly make him the consummate happy warrior. his departure is not only a loss for our office, but for capitol hill as a whole. i thank him for all of the years of his service to our country and i look forward to seeing what he will accomplished in his next cha

the philosophical society, people like william bartram, benjamin smith, barton, thomas jefferson, david rittenhouse. benjamin franklin was the founder of the society and its first president. so this a scientific center similar to the french academy of sciences which we show no knew about. so he arrives in december 1792 in philadelphia he meets with a group of apes members and he says i have a great idea for you. i want to travel across this continent. i will make discoveries that you can't even imagine, discoveries that will be useful to the united states and to mankind. and i will share with you my if you underwrite this expedition and the apes members say. huh? we've heard this idea before. we you know. have you ever heard of thomas jefferson? he's been talking about doing for almost a decade, as early as 1783, jefferson had been trying to fund a transcontinental expedition. fact, in 1783, he appointed he reached out to george rogers clark, conqueror of the west, to see if clark would undertake an expedition to the pacific ocean, he tried to raise money, particularly through the virgi

smith. >> i root for philadelphia because of karen bronzo, because of joe williams, and because alabama hasy players on the.

. >> smith i root for philadelphia because of karen bronzo because of joe williams, and because alabama has so many players on the. >> eagles alabama roster. all right, we'll see what happens. we're rooting for the eagles. harry and carrie, thank you both. thank you all so much for joining us. cnn news night with abby phillip is up next. >> tonight. >> the world's most powerful man and the world's richest are together gutting the united states government. but is the spotlight big enough for them both? >> elon is doing a great job. >> plus, a doge employee with a history of racism gets the backing of the white house. and a second chance. also, donald trump fires the kennedy center board to become king of culture and resistance to the resistance. are they prepared to shoot us? we want in. are democrats equipped for this moment? live at the table. tour. lance trover. jenna arnold, malik abdul and congressman ro khanna. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do good evening. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking a

. >> smith i root for philadelphia because of karen bronzo because of joe williams, and because alabamaso many players on the. >> eagles alabama roster. all

smith. >> i root for philadelphia because of karen bronzo, because of joe williams, and because alabama has so many players on the. the world's richest are together gutting the united states government. but is the spotlight big enough for them both? >> elon is doing a great job. >> plus, a doge employee with a history of racism gets the backing of the white house and a second chance. also, donald trump fires the kennedy center board to become king of culture and resistance to the resistance. >> are they prepared to shoot us? we want in. >> are democrats equipped for this moment? live at the table. trey. lance. trover. jenna. arnold. malik abdul and congressman ro khanna. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do. good evening. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. the acceptance of racism. tonight, a doge staffer who resigned after racist posts surfaced about him is getting his job back. elon musk wanted to crowdsource the decision, and one of the respondents leaping to the employee's defense was the vice p

paul anderson and camilla and george smith, the walton family foundation, working for solutions to protect water so people and nature can thrive together, the william hewlett foundation, advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world at, hewlett.org. ♪ and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the news hour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> hello, everyone, and welcome to "amanpour and company". here's what is coming up. from gaza, after trump's shock proposal to take it over, i speak to the united nations' release chief, tom fletcher, but what he is seeing and

smith. the walton family foundation, working for solutions to protect water during climate change so people and nature can thrive together. >> the william foundation, for more than 50 years advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world. at hewlett.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions and friends of the "newshour." ♪ >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs news station from viewers like you. thank you. >> this is pbs newshour west from the david m. rubinstein studio at weta in washington and from our bureau at the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] ♪ >> it is for shock and all campaign of president trump already over? he is already on the defensive and casting blame widely aftetea terrible tragedy and a chaotic week in politics. next. >> this is "washington week"

smith. the walton family foundation. working for solutions to protect water during climate change so people and nature can thrive together. the williamewlett foundation. for more than 50 years, advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world at hewlett.org. and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the news hour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >>> hello, everyone, and welcome to "amanpour & co." here's what's coming up. donald trump's war on usaid threatens lives and american

smith for the 46 yard touchdown. frustration mounting for kansas city. fourth quarter chiefs down 37 to 6. mahomes strip sacked by milton williams also recovers the fumble. so the eagles take over. mahomes and kelce really in complete shock. mahomes sacked six times. he threw two interceptions. it was the eagles who emerged victorious. final score 40 to 22. >> god is good. and he is in the highs and the lows. couldn't be here without my teammates. you know the effort, the determination everybody displayed to get to this point. you handled the blitz. you got it. you got the you handled their blitz fantastic today. well it's never been about what anyone else does. it's always been about what we do and how we respond to certain things. and it feels good. #### of a game today. yes. >> it was that man who you just heard from there, jalen hurts, who was named the mvp. but it was the eagles defense that stole the show. absolutely dominating the chiefs, led by former 49ers defensive coordinator vic fangio, the eagles again sacking mahomes six times. it's the most he's ever taken in a single game throughout his career. they picked him of

. ♪ ♪ serena williams is taking heat for who her cameo, dancing during a song that slammed her ex, drake. espn personality stephen a. smith wife is going to join trolling her ex, go back because you don't belong with me. what are you worried about him for when you are with me? >> serena's husband does not seem upset. retty fantastic halftime show," he says. the ladies of "the view" also came to serena's defense. >> why wasn't it, serena was great? why isn't it about some ex-boyfriend? e got a chance to do something e wanted to do and she went and did it. deborah: later in the broadcast, we'll take a look at e phenomenon, the rise of heart attacks during and after the super bowl. you may have seen the video of a deadly crash involving a private jet, which hit a parked plane in scottsdale, arizona. turns out that jet is owned by a well-known rock star and his girlfriend, who was on board was injured. >> we are learning more about the private plane collision in which rocker vince neil's beautiful girlfriend almost lost her life. the pilot was killed in the crash. vince neil was the front man for tley crue, one of the biggest

william serving lunch today to the junior senator from pennsylvania. >> that notice that you are wearing the eagle colors. [laughter] >> guilty as charged. smith welcome and thank you forom being here toda. and i am so grateful to president trump nominating you and i think what he did this, it was certainly a shout out into the hard-working men and women across this country based upon your resume the work that you've done and he certainly been a person committed to again those hard-working men and women across the country in the union or nonunion workers, those are people the president trump we want them to be successful we want you to be successful. i think you're going to be a great representative at the table and representing him going forward i want to talk about workplace development for second, known for limits relatively though supposedly, participation rate is notot as good and think there's an opportunity there to get people back into the workforce and they don't have the skills and education to do that, then let's help them out rated i see there's so many great opportunities in community colleges technical colleges and that unions an

smith members of the public who like to come up to speak. good afternoon commissioners. my name is demetrius williams i'm the president of the san francisco hyper local building trades contractor collective collective. i wear many hats but today i'm going to be the president of the s.f. hyper local today but i want to give dr. honey come and the cac their props for reaching out and doing their due diligence in a bayview all the work that they do i'll see i you guys do a magnificent job of coming out and supporting the communities coming out to the community and and being advocates to make sure that people are held accountable and making sure that the community understand how important it is for the commissioners themselves. you got how important it is for your jobs to sit up here every day and negotiate and look at over contracts over the overseeing of the developments and making sure and that's where we come in effect that san francisco hyper local building trades contractors collective we want to build our community we want the opportunity to make sure that we have inclusion also the janis point sh