neighborhoods, to -- through the branch libraries, at popup park, you know, parks, all over the city. and, of course, union square. >> reporter: her pup rumi keeps her company as she continues to create prose with her new title. >> i've always been them herized by language and how language is music to my ears, and that's i hear my poetry as music. >> reporter: a bridge of lyrical symphonies÷÷ for the bay area and beyond. >> and just like that, that will it do for us here at 5:00. we'll see you back here at 6:00 tonight. in the meantime, "cbs weekend news" is next. and we'll see you in 30 minutes. tonight, deadly strikes.

russia intensifying its attacks on ukraine. at least 24 people killed as the united states cuts off military aid and intelligence sharing with kyiv. also tonight, stocks fly. uncertainty and flip-flops rattling markets. >> i'm on wall street. it's been a brassing week for investors and your 401(k). bye america, bye canada. >> canada has been ripping us off for years. >> and canadians thinking their relationship with the u.s. from factories to cafes. >> reporter: i'm ed o'keefe in toronto where kaernd canadians are so steaming mad about tariffs, they've even renamed the coffee. >> cabinet chaos. >> reporter: president trump is denying reports of a heated clash between top adviser elon musk and some federal agency chiefs. >> there is no clash.

winter strikes back before we spring forward. details in our forecast. and later, volkswagen gives the classic new buzz. >> this is volkswagen's all new electric bus. i'm carter evans in los angeles. it is inspired by these icons. what do the purists think about it? >> announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from new york. >> good evening. i'm jericka duncan. thank you for joining us on this saturday. we begin with the war in ukraine and intensifying attacks by russia in the wake of president trump's decision to cut off u.s. military aid and intelligence support to kyiv. today in washington, critics of those moves unfurled a giant ukrainian flag the ellipse outside the white house. the latest russian attacks on ukraine targeted homes and infrastructure. cbs's reporter --

>> reporter: this residential building was gutted in the attack which also saw several vehicles torched and left a trail of smoldering debris following the wave of russian drone and ballistic missile strikes on the town in the eastern kharkiv region. at least 25 people were killed and many more were wounded. [ speaking in a global language ] we are all hostages of this situation. we can't do anything. civilian are dying. the southern port city of odesa was also targeted overnight. the intense wave of kremlin attacks came just 24 hours after the u.s. suspended some satellite imagery and intelligence sharing with ukraine. and only days after the trump administration announced it had halted billions in weapons shipments to the country. a rapid and dramatic shift in u.s. support for the war that had one ukrainian military

commander say they were now left to fight blind. cbs news. tonight the u.s. economy is suddenly on shaky footing. the trump administration calls it, quote, a detox period as it overhauls the federal government with layoffs, funding cuts and new tariffs. for markets, it's bruising. the s&p 500 notching its third week of losses. on wall street with details. ali, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. the administration's flip-flop on tariffs this week is another list of uncertainty and analysts say investors are losing faith by the day. a turbulent week on wall street. scary swings in the stock market ultimately making it the worst weekly decline in six months. moody's chief economist says inconsistent economic policies from the white house are to blame. >> it's called stroke of the pen risk. the on-again, off-again risk

that's are driving people crazy. >> reporter: the tariff whip lash and stubborn inflation are weighing on consumers as well. last month consumer confidence had its largest monthly decline since august of 2021. all of it stressing industries from automotive to agriculture. >> i feel like once the prices go up, they'll never come back down. >> reporter: president trump has insisted temporary pain will lead to long-term gainful economists aren't so sure. >> i think investors are coming to the realization. no. this trade war is here to stay. the longer it is, the more damage it will do to businesses, their earnings, the economy, and to stock prices. >> reporter: and the tariffs president trump enacted in his first term were much narrower, negatively impacting farmers and manufacturing. this time around, these tariffs are on a much larger scale, affecting more than $1.3 trillion in goods. >> from wall street, thank you. there is no end to the tariff war with canada.

president trump is now taking aim at dairy and lumber imports but canada is fighting back. cbs's ed o'keefe is in the capital of ottawa with the latest on the tumultuous trade war. ed? >> reporter: the latest threats add to just mounting anger across this country. not directed at the american people so much as the american president. with boo's and boycotts, canadians are voicing their displeasure with president trump. they're not amused by his punishing tariffser on aggressive taunts. >> so i think canada will be a serious contender to be our 51st state. >> not a snow ball's chance in hell. >> reporter: in grocery stores, not coulnsumers have become patriotic patrons. >> i decided tonight by-products because they're from the u.s. >> reporter: in liquor stores, anything american is taken out.

they bought almost $350 billion in u.s. goods last year. the u.s. is the top travel destination for canadians with 24.million visits in 2024 for work or vacation and some may be offloading their vacation homes. >> i love going to the u.s. i spend a lot of time there. >> reporter: now you're curtailing that. >> yeah. >> reporter: all in direct response to what president trump is up to. >> basically, yeah. yes. >> reporter: starting monday, the premier of ontario is moving ahead with electricity south of the border. >> it's an economic war that he's declared on his closest friends. for what reason? >> reporter: there is change even in cafes. the owner of this toronto spot joined the coffee shops in canada reflaming americanos to canadianos. in a land where hockey is king, they're dropping the gloves. on "saturday night live," mike

meyers saying the words, elbows up. even the classic beer commercial apprised his role as joe canada. >> we are not the 51st anything. >> reporter: for canadians, it's no joke. >> the excuse that he's giving for these tariffs of fentanyl is completely bogus. what he wants is to see a total collapse of the canadian economy. because that will make it easier to annex us. >> ed o'keefe joining us now in canada. we know the canadian prime minister, his time ends there. who next is the president of the united states expected to deal with? >> reporter: yeah. so remember, trudeau announced in january he would be stepping down after nearly a decade. tomorrow, members of his party are getting together to name a successor who then picks up this tariff fight. the leading contender is a guy named mark carney, an economist

who once led the central banks of canada and britain. the other contender is a woman who used to work with trudeau. whoever wins becomes prime minister in the coming days and will have to call a general election by october. >> all right. thank you so much. tonight president trump is backing a house republican plan to avert a government shutdown next week. he's also playing down reports of infighting between some of his cabinet members and adviser elon musk. cbs's nicole killian is in west palm beach with the details. good evening to you. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. tonight president trump continues to insist that elon musk and his secretary of state marco rubio have a great relationship and he says anything to the contrary is false. president trump returned to miss mar-a-lago resort after leaving the white house for the weekend with elon musk not far from his side. the special government employee is now at the center of an explosive meeting thursday night according to the new york time. musk clashed with several trump

officials, including secretary of state marco rubio over the department of government efficiency to cut federal spending. >> elon gets along great with marco and they're both doing a fantastic job. there is no clash. >> reporter: the president and musk tamped down tensions with musk calling it a very productive meeting. but earlier in the week, he faced a mixed reception on capitol hill with some lawmakers urging him to pump the brakes on massive agency cuts after facing back lash back home. have you been getting a lot of calls to your office about some of these cuts? >> from both sides, yes. people have questions, concerns. also people that are happy with what has been found. >> reporter: since doge's creation, more than 28,000 federal employees have been terminated according to a cbs news tracker. fearing they could be next, some workers attend ad job fair saturday outside the nation's capital. >> many of us may be fired

illegally. we'll still have to pay the bills. >> reporter: as doge looks to streamline parts of the federal government, cbs news has learned that the department of health and human services has granted access to some doge associates to a child support and database that contains sensitive income information. jericka? >> thanks. tonight a new health update for pope francis. the vatican says he is, quote, showing gradual slight improvement. the 88-year-old has been in the hospital 28 days battling double pneumonia. and today in london, crowds cheered a man holding a palestinian flag who climbed the tower where the clock big ben is housed. authorities used a crane as they tried to talk him down. so far he's still there and posting to social media. in scotland, pro palestinian vandals used red paint to deface the clubhouse that president trump's turn berry golf resort.

they wrote gaza is not for sale on the lawn. turning to the weather in the united states, today, gusty winds fueled the flames. did you see there? multiple wildfires. smoke closed two highways. tonight the governor issuing a state of emergency. and even though time springs ahead at 2:00 a.m. tomorrow, winter is not done with us. andrew has the latest. andrew? >> reporter: yeah, good evening. we talked about those massive wind gusts across long island. over 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts. areas like montauk fueling the fires. thankfully by sunday night, that will be done. winter across the pan handle. texas and oklahoma with snow through about midnight tonight and then this system moves across the southeast and gives us a chance to finally get in on some heavy rain across portions of florida and georgia. we have severe weather possibilities for sunday. heavy rain starts to move in across the carolinas by monday. the good news is, that's across

areas actually receiving some of those forest fires that we were seeing. that's good. help for those folks down there. the other big story for the week ahead will be the massive warm-up we'll see across the south and eventually the east. over 60 degrees by tuesday. over 70 in these areas in orange by wednesday. we'll be looking for tomorrow, moderating temperatures. the heat builds across the midwest as we head into the middle of your monday and then up and down the i-95 corridor. warm temperatures as far north as boston and new york by tuesday. >> andrew, thank you. so. now an update from snowy big bear valley, california. today bald eagle parents jackie and shadow welcomed a third chick to their feathered family. two other hatchlings were born this week thanks to a solar-powered webcam. tens of thousands have been watching worldwide. straight ahead on the "cbs evening news," he's no joke, the nba's mvp. he has game for the record books. plus, a comeback from vw.

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some are charged up about a revival. >> reporter: instantly recognizable. >> can i take a picture? >> reporter: the iconic vw micro bus isn't just a car. >> her name is lucy. >> reporter: for enthusiasts around the world -- >> her name is blue. >> reporter: it's a member of the family. in level of importance in your life, where does this ball fall? >> it comes right after my kids. >> reporter: for billy, it is an opportunity to bond with his son no. a. >> we found her in a field in arkansas. it was a former pest control van. >> reporter: meet the club more than qualified to review the new electric bus. >> all right, guys at it. >> i like that. >> is that real wood? >> i'm all the way back and i'm 6'1". >> compared to all the other electric vehicles out there right now, this stands out. >> reporter: they are counting on the id buzz to be a big

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$60,000 to nearly $70,000 for fully loaded versions. are you concerned at all the high price will scare people away? >> i don't think we'll scare people away. i think the people who want it will buy it. >> let's face it. this is the iconic volkswagen bus. >> reporter: and that's volkswagen's big bet. modern power, efficiency and luxury combined with some nostalgia will one day make the ev bus a modern classic cbs news, los angeles. >> you know what they say? when it's a classic, it never goes out of style. that's the cbs news for this saturday. thanks for spending time with us. hopefully we'll see you tomorrow. from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> thousands across the bay area

are calling out the trump administration on international women's day . >> we are in big danger. this is openly fetishistic , people running the government but this kind of thing is going on all over the country. >> more on the demands and on their hopes for the future. oak lenders say they are in desperate need of leadership after the recall of mayor chantel . >> there's a lot of hopelessness pick when you step outside, there is a higher level of crime because people don't have opportunities. >> we are hearing from the two front runners in the mayoral race and how they are hoping to turn things around. stomach coyotes are changing of their diet. why scientists say they are now praying on seal pups. live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney, demonstration happening across the world on this at