it's monday, february 3rd, 2025. this is "cbs news mornings." tariff time. president trump's threat becomes reality, launching a trade war and immediate retaliation. now he admits that it could hurt you, the consumer. runway scare.

a commercial jet engine bursts into flames during takeoff. the third troubling incident in four days involving planes in the u.s. "cowboy carter." [ cheers ] ♪ >> beyonce. >> history at the grammys. beyonce takes home the top honor becoming the first black woman to win the prize in the 21st century. good morning. i'm michael george. well, we start with the growing concerns and fallout from president trump's plan to launch a trade war. the president declared an economic emergency to place tariffs of 25% on imports from mexico and canada, and 10% on all imports from china starting tomorrow. this will impact things that americans use every day -- oil, lumber, produce, auto parts, and electronics. [ booing ] wow, canadians not too happy. this is video of fans in toronto

booing the u.s. national anthem at yesterday's raptors-clippers game. naomi ruchim joins us with the latest. the president admits that this trade war could cause, in his words, some pain for american consumers. >> reporter: right. and that pain would feel pretty close to home at the grocery store for a lot of folks. where would we feel it? well, from mexico we're looking at higher prices on beef, fruits, vegetables, and nuts, including avocados just in time for that super bowl guacamole. the cost of cars, oil, lumber, and other building products are also at risk of sharp increases. and while retailers may try to take on some of that cost on their own, ultimately it will come down to the american pocketbook. america is on the verge of an international trade war after president donald trump signed an order imposing 25% tariffs on neighbors canada and mexico, along with an additional 10% levy on goods from china.

the order takes effect just after midnight tuesday. >> we may have short term a little pain. people understand that. long term the united states has been ripped off by virtually every country in the world. >> reporter: both canada and mexico have promised tariffs of their own in response, and even some republicans are questioning the move. >> people drive the cost of everything up. why would you want to get into a fight with your allies over this? >> reporter: the tariffs just one of multiple monumental news coming out of the new administration over the weekend. in a conversation on x overnight, leader of the new department of government efficiency elon musk spoke on the future of the u.s. agency for international development which may move under state department leadership. >> shutting down usaid -- >> reporter: cbs news has learned two top usaid security officials have been placed on

leave after denying doge personnel accessed to classified materials. on immigration, the trump administration is terminating a program that currently protects hundreds of thousands of venezuelan migrants in the u.s. from deportation. paving the way for many of them to lose their legal status by this spring. michael? >> a lot to follow. naomi ruchim, thanks for joining us. a crane will be brought in today to lift the fuselage of the american airlines plane that collided with an army black hawk helicopter over the potomac river near washington, d.c. families of the victims visited the crash site yesterday. all 64 people on the plane and three soldiers on the chopper were killed. the remains of 55 people have been recovered and identified so far. and the investigation into the cause of the collision continues amid concerns the helicopter may have been flying too low. the chopper's black box which contains key data has been recovered.

over the weekend the army identified the third soldier killed on the chopper. captain rebecca lobach. she'd served as an army aviation officer since 2019 and just last month escorted fashion designer ralph lauren at the white house when he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom. two other soldiers, staff the

next face of the hostage meeting. president trump will meet with benjamin netanyahu tomorrow. the two will talk about victory

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smorgasbord of chicken, apples, sardines, and peanut butter to lure the bear out. guess what, it worked. he was trapped, fitted with a gps collar, and relocated to the angeles national forest. those raiderbreaking and deadly california wildfires are finally under control. that story tops the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "usa today" says the palisades and eaton wildfires are now 100% contained after burning for nearly a month. fueled by powerful santa ana winds, the fires killed at least 29 people, destroyed more than 16,000 homes and businesses, and burned more than 37,000 acres. firefighters say the last remaining fires are in isolated steep mountain terrain. the l.a. mayor's office says the pacific coast highway is reopening today with one lane of traffic each way. and the bbc says a major highway partially collapsed as flooding in northeastern australia gets worse. torrential rain has washed away roads and caused a bridge to

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the chiefs are try ting to make history with a third straight win. security has been beefed up following the attack on bourbon street. groundbreaking women's basketball players are getting their dues. three time mvp a'ja wilson holding back tears as her number 22 jersey was held in the rafters sunday at carter-hawkeye arena. and caitlin clark returned to iowa's carver hawkeye arena to see her number 22 be retired there. she became college basketball's all-time leading scorer while leading the hawkeyes to back-to-back appearances in ncaa's championships. an important recall parents need to know about, and president trump fires the head of the federal consumer watchdog agency. here's matt pieper with today's cbs "moneywatch." >> reporter: always eyes will be on wall street this morning after president trump imposed tariffs against some key u.s. trading partners. dow futures are down more than 450 points. as for friday's stocks closed lower. the dow lost 337. nasdaq down 54.

s&p losing 30 points. trump fired the director of the consumer financial protection bureau in the latest purge of a biden administration holdover. he was notified of the firing via afternoon email from the white house. under the law chopra was to serve a five-year term which meant he could have stayed on as the cfpd director but said he would leave if the new president asked. gerber is recalling and discontinuing edible sticks meant to ease teething pain over a possible choking hazard. they're the soothe and chew sticks. one emergency room visit has been reported. the teething sticks are edible teethers marketed to parents and guardians of children six months and older. and "dog man" fetched $36 million in ticket steals at the weekend box office making it the biggest debut yet in 2025. the horror comedy "companion" also opened well in seconds with $9.5 million. "mufasa: the lion king" still in the top five after seven weeks

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♪ california dreamin' california dreamin' ♪ ♪ on such a winter's day ♪ music's biggest night was about more than the music as the 67th grammy awards raised millions of dollars for the victims of the deadly los angeles wildfires. but the night was also filled with some big musical moments like beyonce doing something that hasn't been done in 26 years. cbs' dina demetrius joins us from l.a. with a recap of all the big winners. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michael. yeah, the 67th grammy awards honored new music stars and mega-stars who finally got their due. but first responders, wildfire victims, and the city of angels also got their chances to shine. [ cheers ] an historic win for beyonce who

took home her first album of the year grammy as well as best country album prize for "cowboy carter." >> i hope we just keep pushing forward. opening doors. >> reporter: kendrick lamar swept the record of the year and song of the year categories for his track "not like us." >> we're going to dedicate this to the city:. >> reporter: the biggest night belonged to new customers. chappell roan won best new artist. >> record labels need to treat artists as valued employees. >> reporter: sabrina carpenter went boast vocal album. and dochi for record album. it was dedicated to raising money for victims of the deadly wildfires and honoring first responders. ♪ a performance of the 1983 hit anthem "i love l.a." kicked off the show. ♪ california dreamin' ♪ >> reporter: lady gaga and bruno mars had their

performance-winning song "die with a smile" for "california dreamin'." students from schools destroyed in the fires joined stevie wonder for a moving rendition of "we are the world" in a performance dedicated to late music legend quincy jones. alicia keys received the dr. dre global impact award. >> this is not the time to shut down the diversity of voices. >> reporter: and the weeknd took the stage in a surprise performance ending his years' long grammys boycott. and more than $7 million was raised for wildfire relief. michael? >> all right. dina demetrius in l.a. thanks. we'll be right back. ..light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i found relief. nurtec odt can provide relief in two hours which can last up to two days when used... ...for the acute treatment of migraine with... ...or without aura in adults. to those with migraine... ...i see you. don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. allergic reactions can occur even days after use, like trouble breathing and rash.

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