guys. >> thanks, drew.re going to bring in ginger zee with a look at what's happening on gma. >> good morning ginger. >> hey good morning. so reggie amanda we will be talking about that rain that you had over the weekend. the snow up into the sierra nevada up along the state line as well to oregon. and then as that you know, tuesday into wednesday, storms sink south. we'll get into all of it. but coming up here on gma, we start with the reaction to president trump's sweeping tariffs on goods from canada, mexico and china. there are just hours now from taking effect tomorrow. then we're going to tell you what it could mean for your wallet, the things that you could be paying more for, like the supermarket and cars and homes. also ahead, we have the latest on the engine of a united plane that caught fire. you see it all on video there. the cabin filled with smoke. people had to get out of the plane. we'll get into the latest on that story. and our chief medical correspondent and practicing cardiologist, docto

drew dr. drew pinsky!jim she does atlas shrugged it, york times best-selling author fox news contributor kat timpf! and he went from cracking skulls to splitting sides, "new york times" best-selling author, comedian, tyrus! jamie, good to see you wore a t-shirt tonight. did not expect to see it but i'm glad you wore it. did you know what an ngo was before tonight? i thought it was something like the peace corps. >> i'm familiar from the middle of the bingo song. bingo. >> nice. i did not know what it was. >> still kind of don't. how about that trump is doing what he said he was going to do. which i like to see. he is doing what he said he was going to do. i think that is commendable. you don't see that from politicians ever. i never saw that from my ex-wife. i remember one time she goes and it is confusing. i get it is a touchy subject. i don't know if you know this but i actually dated an illegal immigrant as if she was my girlfriend and every time we would do something intimate in bed i was like again, s

here's drew. >> reggie. doppler seven tracking this level three strong storm on our storm impact scale. we have heavy downpours throughout the morning with intense rain and wind later on this afternoon. we do have a flood warning on the russian river near guerneville. we do expect tomorrow morning around 6 a.m. we will see some minor flooding as the river crests about a half a foot above. flood stage. flood stage is 32ft. we'll keep you posted on that today. we're all about the rain and the wind. the worst rain and wind later on today, between 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. flood watches and wind hitting the bay area right now. heavy rain could trigger flooding in some parts, with the highest risk happening in the north bay. >> winds are strong. the gusts from 30 to 50mph, and the worst rain and wind have yet to come. >> we do have. oh, sorry. i jumped right over you on our team coverage. >> well, we know it is expected to intensify later this afternoon. >> yes, you can see that live doppler seven is fired up behind us,

but first, a check on the weather with drew. >> hey there reggie.ction this morning as we track our next storm on approach. you can see over the last hour we have this warm front that is getting closer and closer to us. ahead of it, we have some light mist and drizzle. lena howland, who is currently in the city tracking that mudslide in telegraph hill, reported that we do have some light showers currently falling in the city, the bulk of the rain still offshore, and it spreads onshore through about 8 a.m. so for most of us, you'll see that rain in your neighborhood closer to sunrise this morning. once it's here, it's on and off all day long. so the day planner today will feature those showers arriving closer to sunrise here. and then it's scattered downpours throughout the afternoon and into the afternoon. we even have the chance of a thunderstorm developing. winds will also be an issue as well. this is a level two moderate storm on the storm impact scale. so looking at the winds right now, they're not all that bad. but through the morning they will

let's check on the weather with drew. >> hey. good morning.e rain yesterday, and now some really cold air has moved in here. we'll take a look at santa rosa right now where we got soaked yesterday. now it is cold, 34 degrees currently. visibility a little reduced. some patchy fog out there, but nothing widespread. live doppler seven working overtime yesterday. getting a little bit of a break today with dry conditions. but rain is back here tomorrow. look at the 24 hour temperature change about 10 to 20 degrees colder right now compared to this time yesterday. so widespread 30s to begin our day. you're going to feel that crisp air when you step outside. it is just frigid in a lot of spots right now. a frost advisory is in effect for the valleys of the north bay. this until 9 a.m. for temperatures down to about 33 degrees this morning. so we have that frosty start today. it is quiet today. we have a lot of sunshine, but it is chilly this afternoon. we don't warm up too much today. we'll go into the mid 50s for daytime highs. but tomorrow you do

hi, drew. >> yeah.we have a couple of showers out there that will linger until about 9 a.m. this morning. here's live doppler seven. we're on the tail end of our storm system. that brought us anywhere from a half of an inch to an inch of rain over the last 24 hours. now, the rain is not widespread, but we do have some of these showers like in the city right now. you will find just a quick moving downpour. that's what we're seeing set up in the mission right now. just a quick moving shower, and we'll be in and out of some of these scattered showers through about 9 a.m. another cell is pretty much paralleling the dumbarton bridge right now. so atherton, east palo alto, you'll see a quick shower over the next five minutes. we're on the storm impact scale. not all day though, just until 9 a.m. so the next, let's say 2.5 hours for these brief downpours, moving through, creating some slick roads. and the winds are light. after 9 a.m. the storm is exiting in the afternoon is looking quite nice, so the day plan

drew. >> and taking a look at our tahoe camera this morning. you see all that snow? the same storms bringing us rain here is creating blizzard like conditions in the sierra. drew is tracking the system moving through the region. >> roughly 2 million government employees faced a buyout deadline at midnight, but a federal judge stepped in. i'm christiane cordero, with the details from washington coming up. >> it's been one month since fires devastated parts of los angeles county, and now we're learning new details about what may have started at least some of the flames, and today, how you can help our neighbors to the south rebuild. good morning. it is friday, february 7th. >> and let's begin with that check of weather with drew. >> yes, we have a couple leftover showers out there this morning. they're not going to linger all day, but where we have the showers, you are going to see a brief downpour out there. so live doppler seven i want to press on down along the peninsula, the east bay, acr

but first, here's drew.ng about rain this morning. >> yeah, reggie that's the big story this morning. live doppler seven. rain is moving in and by 8 a.m. it is raining in every neighborhood. so you need the umbrella with you today. the sturdy one. because winds will be gusting 25 to 50mph. the day planner. once that rain is here this morning, it's on and off all day. this is a level two, a moderate storm on dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries for life? imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i can't d

all right, drew.ay. if you're clever, you can work them both into one imagine magical event. and lori b will help us do it. we got the right stuff. even timed out to the music. tell me about the pizza oven. what's up with these two? >> lori: this is from ooni. if you want to make pizza at home, in your back yard, outdoors. it is very user friendly. that's why the ooni has become a juggernaut of at home pizza making. there are two sizes. got this for a 12 inch pizza and 16 inch pizza. >> sam: super cool. >> lori: it is great if you're having a party or something like that. what people love about these, sam. if you know anything about making at-home pizza, you know high heat is imperative. these heat up to 950 degrees fahrenheit. that's gonna give you that delicious crust with that crispy texture. >> sam: crispy, which everybody loves. >> lori: these are also, they can hook up to propane or natural gas. they're fantastic. people love how portable they are. it's restaurant quality pizza at an affordable

joining me now to talk big business and the big game is super bowl xlv mvp, drew brees.ief -- i want the eagles. i'm a browns fan, sorry -- [laughter] give me a sense of what you think is behind the fall in these ticket prices, drew. >> i don't know, but i tell you what, new orleans is the place to be. everyone is having an unbelievable time here. i've spent the last two days at radio row, and all i hear from everybody is i don't know why we don't have the super bowl in new orleans every year. this is the absolute best place to do it. i mean, everyone's having an unbelievable time. all the a restaurants in town, all the hospitality, we're showing tata a good old new orleans hospitality. we're feeding everybody well. you name it, everybody's just really having a blast and is excited. it is very exciting to be the ambassador of this year's super bowl in new orleans for the super bowl host committee. and i hope we just keep bringing it down here to new orleans. liz: i think you need to be hired by the chamber of commerce. [laughter] you dodged the chief fatigue question --

drew uses will also send alerts with important updates. >> new.his morning, a richmond police officer shot and killed a person wanted for a parole violation. this happened last night. it happened near pullman avenue and carlson boulevard. investigators say the officers approached the person near railroad tracks, but they refused to cooperate. a standoff began, and about 30 minutes later, an officer shot the person. no other details about what led to the shooting are being released right now. and we are learning new details and seeing new surveillance footage of a deadly police shooting that happened in san francisco. officers killed a man who shot someone in the face multiple times. surveillance cameras captured the shooting. we've decided to freeze the video because, as you can imagine, it's disturbing to watch. >> don't know what to do. help, please! >> where are you, ma'am? >> please. someone's been shot. 79 ninth street. he's just been shot in the head. >> frantic 911 calls capture the moments after the shooter rode up on a motorbike on ninth

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the drew's area is not under government control and drew's are saying, we're not going to go under government control until you give us a position in the government, which he has not done. the ally white's 12 percent of siri on the coastal regions are being purged from the government institutions as we speak and our it, it under considerable duress. they are very fragmented and disorganized now, but they won't remain that way forever. so he has a certain amount of time, but the siri isn't a dilemma as, as both of your, your speakers have have said it needs authority because 40 percent of the country is ruled by foreign armies. turkey has well, 13 percent in the north america, 30 percent, and israel's to grab the big hunk on the go along. and how do you, how do you consolidate the nation without a strong man? and yet at the same time, syrians have had it so many strong men, they want a constitution, they want rule of law. so he's torn between the still a encrypted and, and it's, it's going to be a very difficult path ahead. but you ask, how long will it's honey moon last or rather you're heari

and so i said okay and went to the nearest church which was in berkeley. >> and it drew you back not only into practicing catholicism and reading the bible but into the priesthood. >> that was years down the road, ironically in the research lab in palo alto. when around 60 employees in our research department, and there were two bible studies weekly. apparently there had been a young man before he who had become a catholic priest. three of my friends from there became full-time christian missionaries. it was a hot bed for christian calling and ministry. >> and these gentlemen are all out of the semi conductor research environment snow. >> yes. >> so you found your way into religion and priesthood. your priesthood seems to be scholarly and pastorally. what do you do? >> i work at the numen center in california. also working in teaching in seminary. i teach courses on the gospel of john and of course matthew, mark, luke. >> and the numen center is a catholic chaplain at a catholic university, sonoma state university. so you are acquainted with the ancient texts. you are acquainted with

-- drew brees is causing., that's where the wings were created. i'm a big buffalo wings guy. and you gotta have blue cheese on the side. and people look at me like, "blue cheese?" i'm like, "yeah, blue cheese." well, if you go to buffalo, you gotta get blue cheese on the side because it's the best blue cheese in the world. and i agree with everyone, blue cheese outside of buffalo is absolutely terrible. [ light laughter ] like it does not test good. but if you go to buffalo and yoask for ranch on the side, they're gonna look at you like you have three eyes. >> jimmy: yeah, they're gonna throw you out. well, to celebrate the commercial and the super bowl, i thought that we could have some wings. and these are from -- these are from blondies on 79th street here in new york city. look at this. [ scattered applause ] yeah. >> well -- >> jimmy: these are considered the best wings in -- in the city. >> well, let's try it out. >> jimmy: yeah. ♪ >> well -- well, hold on, jimmy. you're in the middle of hosting the show

amanda. >> all right, drew, thank you.gma live from times square. >> you've always been a rock. >> johnny is johnny. >> hi. >> i'm right here. whatever life throws at us, we'll face it together. as a family. >> george: first trailer for the fantastic four first steps released just minutes ago. now we're joined by four fantastic guests, pedro pascal, vanessa kirby, joseph quinn, ebon moss-bachrach. welcome to all of you and all of your fans in huntsville, alabama, the u.s. space and rocket center. how does it feel now that all the fans got their first look? >> which one is he talking to? >> george: all of you. >> it feels amazing. >> it's amazing. it's really special. we had an amazing time so we want to share that amazing time with everybody. we're so excited that it's finally out there and that we get to be here with all of you to see it at the same time. >> sam: you picked an incredible spot there. [ applause ] looks like they packed the crowd in behind you. pedro, just a quick question because your fashion today is defi

drew. >> hey there. gloria. across the region closer to midnight. a level two late tonight for heavy rain. a flood watch is in effect. amanda. >> all right, drew, thank you. time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll be bat 11:00 for ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!"

eventually stepped down with a peaceful fanfare drew- with a peaceful fanfare drew transfer of poweruntil his death. now it's time for a look at today's sport. the fa cup action continues today with three more ties in the fourth round on sunday. and one of those is just reaching half—time. blackburn rovers, who are sixth in the championship, are hosting premier league side wolves. wolves are 2—0 up through joao gomes and matheus cunha. the late match is aston villa v spurs, and before that plymouth argyle, who are bottom of the championship, take on premier league leaders liverpool. always a tricky tie. no matter what team you play. it is an away game. it is their final, probably. as many times as liverpool comes anywhere. but, it is true that if you play with the team that has so much played together that there is always, has not played so much played together that there is always, for the players, a bit more difficult. i think we have seen a few times when we played with a team that hasn't played much together, even in the champions league game, these players were able to play a ve

and we'll keep those dry conditions into monday and tuesday. >> drew thank you. in the north bay the storm damage is adding up. flood water is still an issue. and take a look at this. a large landslide damaged a multi-million dollar home. this is on deer trail road in santa rosa, and we just spoke to the homeowners who tell us they lost their home in the tubbs fire and rebuilt it just to lose it again in a landslide. abc seven news reporter tim johns has the emotional interview coming up at 4:00. and that slide happened just a day after a home slid into the russian river. dramatic video shows remnants of the home floating in the water. a landslide was to blame for this damage to. fortunately, the house was empty and no one was hurt. first responders evacuated people from several neighboring homes as a precaution. meanwhile, flooding forced crews to evacuate a medical center in santa rosa. >> it didn't actually look that deep. it looked like very wide, but not super deep. and then i drove, and as soon as i hit the water, i realized it was a mistake. wow. >> and th

[cheering] drew: i can't thank you guys enough. we make this show for you, so take it with you. [upbeat music] [audio logo] [audio logo] ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from cbs news headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news." ♪ ♪ >> john: change is in the air over washington. good evening. i'm john dickerson. helicopters are now banned indefinitely in the area around reagan national airport. >> maurice: i'm maurice dubois. that is where that u.s. army black hawk helicopter collided wednesday evening with an american airlines regional jet inbound from wichita as it was attempting to land. it appears at this point the helicopter flew into the the plane's flight path. >> john: the 64 people aboard the plane and the three soldiers on the black hawk were killed. more than 20 have yet to be recovered. the washington, d.c., fire chief says that will have to wait until the plane's fuselage is pulled out of the potomac. >> maurice: recovery teams worked under rainy skies today along the banks of the frigid river. all the flight recorders for both aircraft have now been recovered intact.

drew on rumble, dr. drew. is he going to act or is he going to give speeches, what is his next act?ning joe. >> you know, it may seem like low-hanging fruit but my son mentioned something to me this evening when i mention what our topic was going to be. and it made me laugh out loud. the reality is the last couple years of his presidency has been a form of weekend at bernie's and now we can actually go do a remake of weekend at bernie's, perfect, well-planned. well executed. the fact is -- much like the rest of his administration, he is not going to be administering much here. god knows it will be jill and others. i don't imagine he will be acting. but as i said, there's a perfect role for him here. >> sean: listen, i don't think there is going to be a very high demand but what can you do when we live in a free country. i will give gavin newsom a complement. and i think that does not trump proving california but meeting with donald trump is a far better strategy for the people in california, especially post these fires. your reaction? >> it certainly is. and my hope is, although the

what drew you to pat nixon, right. well, i was just talking with sheila judith a little bit earlier that same question. so i did my previous book at the league of wives was about the p.o.w. and my wives, who worked to get their husbands out of the hanoi hilton. so that happened under johnson administration. and then the nixon. excellent book, you barry untold. well. thank you. well, i loved doing that book and meeting these women and. those women after i met those women, got to know those women. i thought with pat nixon, i didn't know at all. didn't have any. i'm 54, so i didn't really remember the nixons or any of that. but i thought, know who this woman is, because i knew the p.o.w. wives so well, their women of that same era, they're sort of caught between the fifties and that, the eisenhower era and then the burning, you know, sixties in the seventies. and mrs. nixon felt like somebody i could get to know and could understand because had had that experience with, the p.o.w. wives and then i saw her in all these pho

drew: thank you so much, everybody. we make the show for you, so take it with you! [audio logo] [audio logo] cc1 test message cc1 test message cc1 test message cc1 test message this image came to mind today, the white house undergoing a massive renovation in 1948. >> john: now, with a former real estate developer in the executive mansion, another teardown is underway in washington and beyond. shaking the government as we have known it to its foundation. >> maurice: since the inauguration, president trump has offered buyouts to 2 million federal workers, fired 16 inspectors general, and got rid of justice department officials who investigated him. >> john: and he gave billionaire businessman elon musk free rein to weed out what they see as waste and fraud. that included shutting down usaid, the agency that provides humanitarian aid overseas. critics say what is being lost in this government makeover is oversight and expertise. >> maurice: margaret brennan in washington now. so margaret, where does it seem they are going with all of this? >> reporter: well, overnight

[cheering] [upbeat music] drew: before we go, check out this recipe. catherine: transforming sliced white bread into delicious donuts. just cut the crusts off, add a little bit of water, and knead into a dough. then shape into a ring, fry in oil, and then coat with cinnamon sugar. or you could try some icing sugar and sprinkles or some chocolate sauce, if you like chocolate. these are best served warm, and they're surprisingly fluffy and delicious. drew: thank you so much, everybody. we make this show for you, so take it with you. [cheering] [audio logo] [audio logo] ♪ ♪ >> from cbs news headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news." >> war and peace, the abridged edition. good evening, i'm john dickerson. >> i'm maurice dubois. a trade war broke out between the united states and its neighbors after president trump threatened canada and mexico with new tariffs and they retaliated. >> but hours later, it was over before a single tariff was hired across any border. financial markets got rattled though, more about that in a moment. >> trump's n

the serious into emilita pay is ready to re drew his countries buddhist, to make concessions to israel, and took care of the golden heights on the items on dress of reach and have been a full one. and the side of relations between the nations is the previous authorities in damascus have classified as syrian church occupied by as well. i'm to chia how what's up now. the country is new. interior ministry has reduced them up, which no longer has them within its folders. so this new outcomes, despite previous statements by the end from need to ship cooling. so as well as withdrawal from the government heights. the acting president even publicly stated earlier this week. but it's too early to talk about the normalization of relations with tennessee due to this territorial dispute. and we want peace with all parties . but there is great sensitivity regarding these riley matter in the region, especially after the big was that took place and that they have been occupying a syrian region called the golan. and since 1967 we entered damascus only 2 months ago. and there are many priorities in fro

amanda. >> all right drew, thank you.back to gma live from times square. >> covert, really? you must be new. wait for it. [ applause ] >> robin: anthony mackie exclusive clip from captain america. give it up for this great man. [ applause ] latest installment from the marvel universe as we continue to countdown to captain america with cap himself. >> i'm here. >> robin: been over ten years since you entered the marvel universe. look at you now. look at you! tell us what we can expect. >> this movie is definitely in the vain of the captain america movies. grounded and steeped in reality. you have a story line that's just based in a natural reality that we can relate to, just like the other cap movies. you can expect harrison ford. you can expect great action. like, we had a great stunt team. my stunt man david warren does flips, kicks and all kinds of crazy stuff. so we wanted our director talked about the idea of taking the wings as far as they could possibly go. so there's a lot of stuff in this movie with the costume an

drew: before we go, watch this. you need to try this cake hack for super bowl sunday. making a football cake is so easy. just bake your round cake, cut out the center piece, push it together. you've got your football shape. now frost it like you normally would, but grab some white icing and pipe on some laces too. so cute, so simple. [cheering] drew: as always, we make it for you, so take it with you. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from cbs news headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news." ♪ ♪ >> maurice: the flu goes viral. good evening. i'm maurice dubois. >> john: i'm john dickerson. the flu is doing what viruses do, especially this time of year: it's spreading. but we are beginning with this story tonight because it is spreading more rapidly than usual. >> maurice: this is shaping up as the worst flu season in more than 15 years, since the swine flu pandemic of 2009. take a look at the map. there are flu cases now in every state in the union. but the virus is most active in these 43, which have 97% of the u.s. population. >> john: those states with a high rate of f

in these days, they are organized into individual direct democracy, drew a plan or the sessions, and which kind of the trees, the participation and fully to move them and sort of darcy. but they also being supported by academic community, but also by other communities of emphasizing. for example, i'm on my faculty, back with your political sizes is not, you know, the central government and we have community of the companies of neighbors of a retired people for supporting students for the last 3 months, being us or them for the close, whatever they need so it's a kind of, it is a student movement, but it, it goes well beyond the box universities itself. and we, we had them in the report saying they won't just is what, what does that look like? it, they looks like young people wanting to over to the current system as well that that's one of the problems because the student demands, if they're from bill, uh, government kind of government has to go down. but perhaps not only the government but the system itself because the uh system divides uh, designed by all kinds of what it shows bein

brighton and crystal palace drew i—i — a crucial point above them — they lost 4—1 to everton. heaviestg 16 points to nil whitewash in the ashes. has said the performance had been"brutal, hugely disappointing and frustrating." connor, who captained england between 2000—2006, acknowledged that the team's reputation had taken a hit, of professionalism were accurate. can i believe it? no, i can't. the score line is very difficult to swallow and to make sense of, and certainly not, you know, what we get out here to achieve. you know, i have a significant amount of responsibility. jonathan finch is our performance director. as well as the senior setup. from holding up the mirror and having tough and honest on in their posts? individuals and their futures. there is nobody more disappointed and frustrated than heather and john. i think that is evident. especially with a global tournament every year now. fitness has been a question that has been asked many times. and england sides and say they are comparable and that as the australian team. they have... i think they are setting new standards an

for more on this let's bring in republican new jersey congressman jeff van drew.ongressman, i'm sure you have questions especially about mid air over the potomac. what are they? >> the first of all let's say we are in communication with the national transportation sector board and the faa parade there's a lot to learn here. we do not even know all the issues yet. but, we know there seems to be a tactical discrepancy in altitude between what was seen at the control tower at what was seen in the plane. we want to know why. jon, let me tell you something we should all be secure we have the best technology, the best of training, the best of everything when it comes air traffic control. we have done some good things in america no doubt. but, i have had the opportunity to actually tour air traffic control in different areas and found something going be quite interesting actually quite shocking. some of these control towers were using floppy disks. still may be using floppy disks that go back to the 1980s presented by them in bulk they could not get them from local vendo

different new year in beiijing — dancing humanoid robots, a god of wealth that answers questions, machines drewuch colder again with high pressure building in for the end of the period. it's leaving no more than a band of cloud some spots of rain on it for this afternoon. cold, frosty start, it's dry with some sunshine. southwards and eastwards again. and you can see further north and west where we have this upcoming week. of heavy rain at times. some sunshine around, variable cloud. maybe iii degrees, for example, in the moray firth. now, monday night, that weather front spreads quite blustery and mild ahead of it, but it will be turning colder behind that cold front. so, as we head through tuesday, england and wales will see that band of rain spread southwards and eastwards, tending to weaken as it does so. it might not feel like it because of the wind and scotland, northern ireland with some scattered showers here — these will be wintry on the hills. high pressure builds in from wednesday onwards. we'll be tapping into cold air all the while. this is bbc news. the canadian prime minister exp

yeah, that's partly what drew drew me to this project and to using huawei as a license to tell a bigger picture story, which is so huawei's founder in people retire quite early compared to the united states. you know, officially for state jobs, it's 55 for women, 60 for men. so huawei's founder was in 1944 and is really one of the few, you know, entrepreneurs his era who has sort of been working in this field, continuous from the 1980s until the present day. he's still the ceo of huawei today, which gives us this opportunity to sort of pull back the lens and take a look at china's china's transformation on a broad scale. from 1944, the year he was born, in which china was very much a war torn third world nation and sort of a remarkable, remarkable soul, you know, the transformations china has made since then. and it speaks to why u.s. officials until recently did not see these chinese companies as serious competitor or it just seemed like the gap was too big for them to be able to bridge. and so i thought it was worth sort of tracing how exactly early a company like this did what many p

to the budget resolution and reconciliation instructions. >> todd: new jersey congressman jeff van drewepublicans to work out disagreements in order to pass the budget and tax legislation that they promised the american people on the campaign trail? >> well, we are close if everybody keeps in mind what i keep in mind is that we have got to get it done. the tax cuts have to be done. the money savings has to be done. over so much nonsensical, awful spinning right now in our budget and what has gone on for years. behalf to get our board are buttoned up. we have to make sure the country is safe. we know what needs to be done. it has all been laid out. it means we must all come together. i don't care if it is one bill or two bills. that is the whole thing, for me personally, i would rather do one, big they'll get it done, get it done early to get the president's agenda done to move on because we have a lot of work to do. but if it ends up being two bills i will support that as well. i will express this to the speaker in leadership and i will continue to say it, we need to use a scalpel. by t

claudia sheinbaum sort of drew the line at suggesting that the federal government, her administrationhe pushed that issue back the united states had done, as she put it, nothing is the united states, the biggest market in the world is the biggest trade crisis between these three neighbours — when we include canada, too — since the creation of it looks like, for now, claudia sheinbaum has avoided the imposition of tariffs. but it's only for a month. can i ask you to just kind of turn your mind to the effect of this on canada? clearly, you know, with donald trump repeatedly and referring to the 51st state, there's going to be antagonism there. the point from the canadian argument is that simply large numbers of undocumented immigrants or major quantities you know, it's gotten off to a very, very hostile start with both nations, really. from here on between mexico and the us? to be made. more for the way that she's handled this than less. you know, she hasn't simply given in. despite being very angry about some of the language doesn't want confrontation. because as things stand, neither

at stanford, drew tuma, abc7 news. >> that's fascinating. slack team tested nearly 100 lithium ion batteries for more than two years to gather the data. they say pairing the results with artificial intelligence could potentially lead to better battery designs as well. well, sometimes we all need to take a moment to stop and smell the magnolias. magnolias are in bloom at the san francisco botanical garden. art enthusiasts gathered at the garden this morning for a drawing class, using fountain pens and watercolors to capture the flowers. artist eileen goldenberg has been leading this class for a few years now. >> you know, i think everybody's brain needs a rest. we are all stressed out, and drawing means you can't think about anything else. you can only draw. and you look at a beautiful flower like these and it's just you just relax. and that's the best thing. >> the magnolias have a long bloom, period. more than 200 trees will be in bloom at the garden now through march. and i am looking at the clock. and my brain. maybe your brain needs a re

they've done it for more than a decade, but it still drew hundreds because everyone had already prepared. this is right outside minneapolis. >> the main rule the sleds need to be made out of cardboard. some of them, as you can see, were quite elaborate a giant ape, a couple of rock'em sock'em robots from the 70s. what is oh, is that one safe for tv? >> for these safe for the mountain or hill here? now, i understand why the insurance companies pulled out. this does look like snow. much fun. >> oh that's cute. >> next to that other major event happening on super bowl sunday. >> the puppy bowl. i think we can both agree on this one. >> yes. >> it's adorable. it's set to return for its 21st year. this year's three hour show will feature 142 rescue puppies from 80 shelters across 40 states and two countries. >> they're all winners in my book. among this year's competitors are a first ever saint bernard mix named julep, and another dog named smoosh, representing team fluff. they are on teams. i was just asking you guys about the rules and the break. as for team ruff, you got mr. pickles, a pug

food stalls that offered chinese delicacies drew in many visitors.h pressure builds back in. it will settle things down and we should see some sunshine returning overnight. during the course of today. of the country overnight. to scotland, northern ireland. for monday it will probably be be the most unsettled day of the week and the mildest as well. stronger winds for scotland and northern ireland, the best of any sunshine in north—east scotland. but england and wales are a bit more settled grey in the south—east, lighter winds here than some sunny spells here. but it will weaken slightly as it pushes southwards because more breeze, more cloud and more outbreaks of rain to start tuesday, it'll be less cold across the board. tuesday itself sees that weather front continue and west of the country. but this is a cold front behind it, the air does turn colder. and west pushing eastwards. brightening up though for scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon on tuesday. that'll last through the end of the week. even as we head into the weekend it w