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2025. this is cbs news mornings. war of words. president trump and his colombian counterpart both threatening tariffs in a showdown over deporting migrants. dispute settled. israel allows palestinians to return to northern gaza after hamas agrees to release a civilian hostage. and super bowl rematch. the kansas city chiefs are back to try for a historic three-peat as they face the philadelphia eagles. ♪ ♪ good morning. i'm michael george. president trump is claiming victory this morning after a public spat with colombia's president over migrant deportations. colombia refused to let two u.s. military planes carrying migrants land, prompting trump to threaten tariffs. colombia's president then fired back with the same threats. it comes as federal agents descended on chicago sunday, rounding up people they claim are undocumented immigrants.

nearly 1,000 arrests were made since thursday to nearly 2,400. cbs's jarred hill joins us with the latest. jarred, president trump seems all too willing to use the threat of tariffs against some of our trade partners. >> yeah, michael. we know immigration is a huge priority for the trump administration here, and colombia has traditionally been one of the u.s.'s top allies in south america. now there's work to repair that relationship after this whip latch-inducing battle on social media. meanwhile, trump and republicans are meeting to talk about other priorities. >> reporter: president donald trump back in florida for first time since moving back into the white house. he is preparng to host republican house members for meetings at his doral resort today. the focus, domestic policy as an international showdown seems to have cooled. overnight the white house said the u.s. and colombia reached a trade war-ending agreement over

deportations. over the weekend, colombia's president gustavo pedro refused to accept them. trump threatened a 25% tariff. pedro originally stood his ground, announcing his own tariffs on goods. last night the white house said the colombian gornt agreed to trump's terms including the unrestricted acceptance of undocumented migrants to the u.s. without delay. this as the trump administration ramps up arrests worldwide. jd vance on "face the nation" defended the actions. allowing for arrests in churches and school. >> i desperately hope it has a chilling effect on illegal immigrant it coming into our

country. >> reporter: according to i.c.e. hundreds of immigrants have been arrested over the past few days including nearly 1,000 on sunday alone. a colombian delegation is set to travel to washington for follow up meetings this week. meanwhile, vice president vance was pressed on "face the nation" about lowering the price of groceries but he acknowledged it will take a bit of time. michael. >> jarred, thanks so much. legal challenges are expected after president trump fired more than a does independent inspectors general whose job is to investigate misconduct in federal government. trump said they will be replaced by, quote, good people. federal law requires congress to receive a 30-day notice and details about the removal of an inspector general. republican senator chuck grassley demanded further explanation from trump. the fragile cease-fire between israel and hamas is holding for now after both sides reached an agreement to release

a civilian israeli hostage who was supposed to be freed saturday. under the new deal israel started to allow palestinians to return to northern gaza this morning. it was supposed to start saturday but israel put it on hold, accusing hamas of violating the terms of the cease-fire. thousands of palestinians have been waiting there for days to go home. the israeli prime minister's office says hamas will now hand over that civilian hospital tan arbel yehud along with agam berger along with an unidentified male hostage on thursday, in addition to three others to be released on saturday. we are learning new details about the four hostages released over the weekend and their time in captivity. israeli media reports one was held alone in a tunnel for a long time. they survived on one pita bread a day and were forced to clean and cook for the terrorists and their families. president trump meanwhile suggested most of gaza's population will be at least temporarily resettled in other arab countries.

>> take people, and i would like jordan to take people. i mean you are talking about probably a million and a half people, and we just clean out that whole thing. >> egypt, jordan and palestinians all rejected that idea. elon musk is facing new allegations of anti-semitism, this time for comments he made about moving past the crimes of the nazis during a video address to a far-right political party in germany. >> i think there's like, frankly, too much of a focus on -- on past guilt and we need to move beyond that. people -- you know, children should notlt of the sins of their parents or let alone their parents, their great-grandparents maybe even. >> during his speech saturday musk reiterated his support for the alternative for germany party. in a post on x the head of israel's holocaust memorial said failing to remember and acknowledge germany's dark past

is an insult to victims of naziism and a danger to the democratic future of germany. it all comes after musk's controversial gesture last week many compared to a nazi salute. today is international holocaust remembrance day and events are held marking the 80th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz. a new research center devoted to fighting extremism opened in the house of the former commander of the nazi concentration and extermination camp in poland. the house is located next to the site which is now a museum. 6 million yous were killed during the holocaust, about 1 million of them at auschwitz. southern california is getting some desperately needed rain after weeks of wildfires but it is starting to cause mudslides and there's concern there will be more. flood watches are in effect in some areas devastated by the wildfires. several roads were closed after vehicles became stuck in mudslides. bulldozers were called in to

help remove the mud. downpours on charred hillside could bring toxic ash run-off from cars, buildings, batteries and other items destroyed in the fires. crews have been shoring up slopes, removing vegetation and reinforcing roads ahead of the an anticipated mudslide. inflation combined with a nationwide shortage of eggs due to bird flu is expected to drive prices higher. more than 30 million chickens have been killed in the last hree months alone to pr the spread of the disease. egg prices are about 37% higher than last year. well, the kansas city chiefs are headed to the super bowl for the third year in a row and a possible date with history. the chiefs defeated the buffalo bills last night in the afc championship game, 32-29. quarterback patrick mahomes threw for a touchdown and ran

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discovered, not all are created equal. >> reporter: nathan rabb of the rabb collection knows the value of presidential signatures. >> rank for me the american presidents, the most ebbs pebp expensive and then down. >> i would say the most expensive, most actively looked for, most desirable would be.org joseph augusta, abraham lincoln, thomas jefferson, theodore voos v roosevelt. >> reporter: the men you can see on mount rushmore but you can't hold mount rushmore in your hands. >> what is the attraction of holding something with a president's signature on it? >> you are touching a piece of history and it is the only way we have to directly connect with someone we may admire. we know they touched it because they signed it. >> in the presidential collecting world fame means fortune. >> george washington, you probably weren't entering the room so to speak for under 20,000 and 30,000 and could go up to several million.

>> several million? >> yeah, several million. >> reporter: and modern moments can change the value of the long-ago dead like an obscure alexander hamilton, then came the book and the musical when they sang his praises up with his prices. ♪ ♪ . >> yeah, when i joined the business you could buy hamilton's letters for $1,000, $2,000. today they routinely sell for more than $15,000. the feeling of awe is why people buy these documents. otherwise they're just pieces of paper with ink on them. >> reporter: that awe can bring them back to life. barry pedersen, cbs news, philadelphia. coming up on "cbs mornings," governor gretchen whitmer will be live in the times square studio to discuss her new book, "true gretch -- young adult

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