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road crews rush to get ready. ice, snow, and severe weather forecast from the midwest to the northeast. nearly 100 million americans on alert this weekend. also tonight, elon musk's war on washington. >> elon is doing a great job. >> but the trump agenda hitting a new legal bump. >> i'm traveling with the president in west palm beach, florida, as a federal judge blocks elon musk from accessing some of americans' most sensitive data. new outrage at hamas even as israel cheers the latest hostage release. >> in tel aviv, they are overjoyed to see more hostages freed. supplies nationwide, returning short. i'm talking with shoppers scrambling to find the breakfast

staple. at the super bowl, a historic threepeat on the line. >> if the chiefs are victorious, one of biggest winners won't be on the field. and we head to the polar bear capital of the world. it's a community that lives with a predator. >> it is a scary thought to think the polar bears may not be here one day. >> this is the cbs weekend news from new york. >> good evenin and thank you for joining us. we start tonight with a new winter storm that is plastering millions of americans in 25 states with snow and ice. this right there is minnesota where the plows are out and travel is treacherous. the fast-moving storm is blowing from the midwest into the northeast. some areas could see 10 inches

of snow. andrew is tracking it all for us tonight and has the latest. >> this is going to be a busy weekend for new england and much of if northeast, we have winter weather advisories, winter storm warnings for albany and boston, massachusetts. we're going to have a combination of snow, sleet, freezing rain. when all is said and done on and sunday, i'm sure the kids will love that. we could get a little ice especially along i-80 in new jersey and new york. that could cause issues on trees and powerlines. we're grooing to keep our eye o that. wednesday to friday of next week, we could be looking at 6 to 12 inches of rain from inland california and los angeles. mudslides, landslides.

this is going to be a big deal as we head into the heart and end of the upcoming week. >> thank you. tonight, elon musk and his team of cost cutters have found a new target. but concerns about their access to other agencies has prompted new legal action. willie james inmann is travel wg the president and joining us from west palm beach. >> reporter: president trump's plans to cut spending hit a roadblock as the commander in chief unleashes a flurry of executive actions. this morning, a federal judge hit pause on the department of government efficiency's access to a critical treasury repayment system that contains sensitive personal data for millions of americans. new york attorney general james leads a coalition of 19 states suing the trump administration saying it violated federal laws.

james said in a statement, quote, now americans can trust that musk, the world's richest man and his freiends, will not have free reign over our personal information. the white house says doge employees had only read only access. president trump has given elon musk a mandate to slash federal spending and a federal w workforce. >> elon is doing a great job when you look at usaid. the whole thing is a fraud. >> reporter: this week, the closure of usaid sparked protests in washington. late friday, a federal judge temporarily stopped a plan to put thousands of workers at the agency on leave. it distributes food and medicine to millions across the globe, but the white house maintains much of the money goes to waste. >> you see what they've been spending on. the horrible usaid. >> reporter: so far, president trump has signed at least 59

executive orders. one of the latest, an order slashing aid to south africa and directing his administration to develop a plan for resettling white africaners as refugees in this country. trump calling them victims of unjust racial discrimination. tomorrow, president trump will lead florida and travel to new orleans and that's where he will become the first sitting u.s. president to attend a super bowl. >> thank you. well, tonight, scenes from the staged handover of hostages held by hamas in gaza are angering israelis. chris liv is in tel aviv. >> reporter: good evening. after 16 months in hamas k captivity, it is impossible to

overstate the sigh of relief. after enduring the unspeakable, an embrace says what words cannot. he was reunited with his brothers and parents. levi and his wife were at the nova music festival. she was killed, he is kidnapped, leaving behind their 2-year-old son. now 3 and a half, he made drawings for his dad's big day. we spoke to orr's brother, michael, one year after his abduction. >> i'll bring him back. i don't know why and how i got the nerve to promise such a thing. >> reporter: today, flying back to israel, orr held up a sign. dad is on his way home. also released, ohad, taking from its kibbutz on october 7th, along with his wife who was

released. and eli, whose wife and children were killed during the terror attack. now a shell of his former self. in israel, there were tears for who survived and what they went through. as hamas paraded the frail hostages on stage, a show of strength for both a foreign and local audience. dozens of palestinian prisoners were also released from israeli jails going home to the west bank in gaza as part of the cease fire agreement. well, israel confirms it's set to begin negotiations for the second phase of this cease fire. the goals include the complete withdrawal of israeli troops from the gaza strip, an end to all hostilities and releasing all remaining hostages into the most ambitious and complicated part of the cease fire so far. >> thank you. now to the cbs money watch

and those soaring egg prices. they have many of you stressed out leading to a rush at stores and even some thefts. you can blame bird flu. in the last month, it's infected nearly 23 million birds. ali baumann is in new york with more on what some are calling a crisis. >> reporter: at least one supermarket in this neighborhood has already run out of eggs today. the rest are running low and across the board, prices for eggs are running high. >> have you ever seen this before? >> reporter: from customers stockpiling cartons at costco to thieves hatching plots the steal them. people are getting desperate. some chains are capping how many eggs customers can buy. this cashier says the store can't keep up with demand. >> just calling constantly. we literally have known. >> they're high. a lot of people are getting hurt by it. >> reporter: in the past week, 100,000 eggs were stolen from

this distribution center in pennsylvania and thieves nabbed over 500 from this cafe in seattle. >> it's not just the price, but it's really hard to get. >> reporter: nationwide, entire flocks of birds have been killed to stop the spread of avian flu, which is almost always fatal for domestic poultry. one person in louisiana died after contracting the flu from infected backyard birds. several strains have been passed to dairy cattle, sickening at least 67 people, but the cdc says the risk to humans is still low. >> there have been a couple of outbreaks on regular farms, but really not much. >> reporter: now that means just like eggs, the packaged, raw chicken you find at your store has been inspected and is free of bird flu, which includes thick chicken wings, the super bowl party favorite. >> speaking of wings, the kansas

city chiefs are looking to make history at super bowl lix. omar is in new orleans to tell us why a threepeat could be costly. omar? >> reporter: there's a lot of terms and nicknames you're going to hear. getting the use the word, threepeat, that's rare. and for one man, it could be very lucrative. if the kansas city chiefs beat the philadelphia eagles on sunday and take home their third super bowl title in a row, one of their biggest winners won't be on the field. pat riley is a coaching legend and owns the term, threepeat. riley legally locked down the term when he was coach of the los angeles lakers.

>> threepeat has become a valuable term. >> reporter: professor roents says the trademark includes various spellings. >> every iteration, he has registered. >> reporter: if the team wins the rare three championships in a row, they'll have to paterson riley to use the term. >> if the chiefs win and they threepeat and it shows up on merchandise, pat riley could get paid. >> absolutely true. he's licensed it in the past, well into te millions. >> reporter: earlier this week, we ran into the chiefs owner and asked him if his team pulled off the win, would he be willing to pay to put threepeat on merchandise? >> we've got a difficult task on sunday playing a very good philadelphia eagle team. if we're lucky enough to win the

game, we'll worry about the trademark. >> reporter: only a handful of pro teams have threepeats. yankees, bulls, leakers, houston comets. interesting note. pat riley had never threepeated. >> how about that. may the best team win. omar, thank you so much. tonight, victory on the slopes in austria. the 29-year-old was literally flying at the world championships on saturday. her top speed of 86 miles per hour was among the fastest ever recorded by a woman in an alpine skiing race. ahead, we'll show you the president's immigration crackdown plan in action. be prepared, the boy scouts have made a major change. and we head north where polar bears and their human neighbors face a warming world. stay with us.

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we show you how local residents are struggling to keep it that way. >> reporter: for as long as he can remember -- >> front left is momo. i've always been the kid with dogs. >> reporter: life for wyatt daley has been getting out. >> i've always known how to run dogs. come on, big boy. something i've done forever. it's just very healing. >> reporter: a lifestyle learned from his dad, dave, known in churchill as the big dog. >> i grew up in churchill in the '60s and the '70s and the town was surrounded by dog teams. i don't feel a connection to the land like i do when i'm with my sled dogs out on the land. >> reporter: and those journeys out on the edge of the arctic expose what's becoming clear, winter isn't what it used to be. >> the whole north is changing. that's the biggest thing, like you can't count on anything anymore. >> reporter: and that's a problem for the town's famous

polar bears. the chance to get this close draws thousands of visitors from around the world to this tiny town of fewer than 900. tourists spent more than 85 million in the province in 2023 creating 1400 jobs. >> we have a mom with a 2-year-old. >> reporter: but these local treasures are in trouble. churchill's bear population has been cut in half in 40 years. scientists say climate change is melting their homes on the ice and there's no sign we are cutting enough emissions to stop it. >> scary thought to think that the polar bears may not be here one day. >> let's walk this way. >> reporter: if that happens, it would be a hit to the economy, yes, but also a fracture in the identity of life in the north. life the daleys are fighting to protect for the next generation. >> to do what we do together,

it's really, really special. >> the planet earth is a living being, and we're the ones that are treading on it and changing everything. >> come on. let's go. >> reporter: as gatekeepers in the north we need to really keep an eye out. >> reporter: erin hassan-zadah. >> that is the cbs weekend news. we thank you so much for watching. have a great night. from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> now at 6:00, president trump's crackdown on immigration draws protests

across the country. >> what's binding us together is a fight to defeat trump fascism. >> how today's march in oakland is turning into a broader movement against the trump presidency. and thoughts from from bay area republican who is believe the policies can help immigrant communities. plus, an a.i. tool being developed in the bay area is making it easier for those trying to navigate immigration law. a look at how it works. and lunar new year celebrations drawing attention to safety concerns around san francisco. >> people need to feel safe in order for them to come out. right now the city's not safe. >> coming up, we're hearing from local leaders on their efforts to tackle crime. live from cbs' san francisco studios tonight, the bay area is joining a nationwide pushback against the trump administration's crackdown on undocumented immigrants. >> the department of justice issued an order to freeze federal funds for sanctuary jurisdictions, that is local governments that prevent or limit law