Disney Close to Picking New CEO, Minnesota Boy Release, More

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Doug Krisner 0:29
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Who is the new CEO being considered for Disney?

Doug Krisner 0:31
I'm Doug Krisner. The board of Walt Disney is aligning on promoting theme park division chairman Josh DeMauro to the role of CEO. Now, DeMauro has led the unit that has delivered most of Disney's profits since 2020. We are told the board will vote on naming a new leader next week. Five-year-old Liam Ramos and his father are back in Minnesota after being released from an ICE detention facility in Texas following a judge's order. The boy and his dad were detained by immigration agents in Minnesota on January 20th. Today, Texas Republican Michael McCaul spoke about federal immigration enforcement on CBS Face the Nation.
Michael McCaul 1:09
I still believe the American people want us to remove dangerous, violent criminals from the streets, but they don't want to see these images of children and people being dragged out of their cars and U.S. citizens. Those excessive use of forces cases need to stop.
Doug Krisner 1:25
Meantime, there were protests this weekend across the U.S. over the shootings of American citizens Renee Good and Alex Preddy, both shot by ICE agents. Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt spoke about it on CBS Face the Nation.
David Holt 1:39
We have enforced immigration laws in this country for over a century. ICE has been around for two decades. There was even a previous Trump administration. And in none of those times did you see this level of chaos in our cities.
Doug Krisner 1:52
Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt on CBS Face the Nation. The Senate passed a spending package late Friday to avert a long U.S. government shutdown. The White House and Democrats are continuing to negotiate on placing new limits on immigration raids. Right now, the government is in a partial shutdown. House lawmakers will return to Washington on Monday. House Speaker Mike Johnson tells NBC's Meet the Press he believes he has the Republican votes to end this partial shutdown.
Mike Johnson 2:20
Well, let's say I'm confident that we'll do it at least by Tuesday. We have a logistical challenge of getting everyone in town. And because of the conversation I had with Hakeem Jeffries, I know that we've got to pass a rule and probably do this mostly on our own. I think that's very unfortunate.
Doug Krisner 2:34
House Speaker Mike Johnson speaking on NBC's Meet the Press. The Trump administration is pushing ahead with the purchase of warehouses to be converted into immigration jails. We have more from Bloomberg's Amy Morris in Washington.
Amy Morris 2:47
The administration has paid $172 million for two warehouses, one in Maryland, one in Arizona. Now, ICE still has to pay companies to outfit those buildings with toilets, showers, beds, dining and recreation areas, and then run them as detention centers. A third warehouse in El Paso, Texas, could be among the largest jails in the country with 8,500 beds. ICE plans to use as many as 23 warehouses for detaining thousands of immigrants. The plans have sparked opposition from local residents and leaders. They're looking into ways to stop them. In Washington, Amy Morris, Bloomberg Radio.
Doug Krisner 3:23
In Ukraine, more than a dozen people were killed on Sunday when a Russian drone struck a bus transporting workers in central Ukraine. Officials say the strike hit civilian infrastructure, burning a bus with people inside. Now, the attack happened as the U.S. tries to mediate peace talks between Moscow and Kiev. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says another round of negotiations will be held this week in Abu Dhabi.

What happened to Liam Ramos and his father in Minnesota?

Doug Krisner 3:48
Here is Zelensky speaking through a translator.
Volodymyr Zelensky 3:50
I have scheduled a meeting for tomorrow to agree on the framework of the conversation and prepare everything. On Monday evening the team will be on its way to the negotiations. Today's Russian attack on a bus is a crime which once again demonstrates that Russia is responsible for the escalation.

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