that wasn't erica.ebony took it very hard. 14 years older, she'd been like a second mother to erica. in fact, erica actually called her mommy. by day four in the icu, erica's family was seeing signs of hope. doctors believed erica was strong enough to remove her breathing tube. now it was time to see how she'd do on her own. i was rubbing her hand and she opened her eyes like a little bit and she said mommy. and then everybody was like, oh my goodness, she's speaking. hoda kotb: while erica had taken the first small steps toward recovery, there was a big sign of life in rick arnold's investigation. it was a mystifying discovery that would turn out to be crucial. why is this with all these personal affects of earon harper? doesn't make sense, does it? made zero sense. craig melvin: coming up, an unlikely car, a cadillac leads to an unlikely clue when "dateline" continues. [music playing] in the wayborhood, every delivery is a treat. one pistachio for you, sir. one strawberry poof, please. oh. enjoy it. o

i'm erica hill in for erin burnett. outfront tonight, the breaking news, president trump just moments ago announcing that he is removing former president biden's access to classified information. now, that includes putting an end to his daily intelligence briefings and also revoking his security clearance. the president writing, there is, quote, no need for joe biden to continue receiving access to classified information, going on to say he set this precedent in 2021 when he instructed the intelligence community to stop the 45th president of the united states. me? exclamation point from accessing details on national security. a courtesy provided to former presidents. the. her report revealed biden suffers from poor memory and even in his prime, could not be trusted with sensitive information. he goes on to say i will always protect our national security. joe. you're fired. make america great again. this move, like so many others that we have seen in just the last couple of weeks, it's about payback. you may recall biden

erica brown, cbs news, the white house. >> and those tariffs on products from canada and mexico may beor now, but levees on chinese goods are still in play. the three countries are america's biggest trading partners, responsible for almost half of everything we import. cbs' cali o'grady reports on how prices could be affected. >> reporter: the tariffs on mexican imports are on hold. but if they're eventually imposed, it could affect prices for fruit, vegetables and other goods. jesse's shop near dallas sells imported candy from mexico. >> suppliers will have to rise their prices, which in turn will cause retail locations like myself to raise our prices. >> reporter: canada is the number one foreign supplier of beef and poultry to the u.s. the tariff on chinese goods could impact almost every u.s. industry, according to supply chain expert patrick penfield. >> we import a lot of base ingredients from china that is used in a lot of various industries. so you're talking pharmaceutical. you're talking the toy industry. you're talking electronics. so almost every industry in the united stat

cbs' erica brown has more from the white house. >> reporter: federal employees will have a little moreration's resignation offer. u.s. district judge george o'toole ruled that employees will have until at least monday afternoon to consider taking the buyout when he'll hold another hearing on the issue. unions representing federal workers have sued, saying the buyout violates the law, and that the government doesn't have the funds to back the plan. democratic lawmakers echoed those concerns. >> i don't believe it's been funded. i don't believe donald trump has any history of ever paying his bills. and i fear the federal employees may be marked for later riffing, potentially without any compensation. >> reporter: the white house says more than 40,000 federal employees have already accepted the offer as president trump tries to slash the size of the government. >> we encourage federal workers in this city to accept the very generous offer. if they don't want to show up to the office, if they want to rip the american people off, then they're welcome to take this buyout, and we'll find high

cbs' erica brown has more from the white house. >> reporter: demonstrators marched from coast-to-coasts people in all 50 states organized anti-trump protests. >> this is what democracy looks like! >> reporter: a large crowd showed up outside the u.s. capitol protesting against president trump's decision to dismantle usaid, the foreign aid agency. the agency became a target of elon musk who's at the helm of trump's special commission, the department of government efficiency. usaid's more than 10,000 employees were notified they'r being placed on leave, and all overseas projects are being halted with plans pending to get personnel back to the u.s. >> usaid played an integral part of americans foreign policy objective. and we do all of this with less than 1% of the national budget. >> reporter: cbs news has learned all cia employees have been offered buyouts. the staffers involved in soy areas such as intelligence gathering will not be allowed to take it. the trump administration is also defending its decision to allow musk's doge teams who are not government employees to access the treas

erica brown, cbs news, the white house. >>> the senate has confirmed pam bondi as u.s.orney general, making her the nation's chief legal officer. bondi is an ally of president donald trump's and her appointment clears the way for the white house to begin its plan to reshape the justice department. all of the republican senators voted to confirm bondi and pennsylvania's john fetterman was the only democrat to break ranks. >>> sweden is mourning at least ten people killed in what the prime minister is calling the worst mass shooting in the country's history. it happened at an adult education center about 125 miles west of stockholm. swedish police are still working to gather a final death toll and to determine the motive. the shooter died in the attack. >>> straight ahead on "cbs news roundup," there are worries that president trump's mass deportations will make it harder to rebuild los angeles after the fires. [female narrator] if words were enough, i would help you bear your burden, i would watch each child of yours grow strong and true... teach them to read and to writ

i spoke to erica york the v.p.federal tax policy at the tax foundation and she said that these will be extremely disruptive because of the fact that these tariffs are on all goods -- to mexico and canada. and she and other economists say they could upend the supply chain relationship that is the united states has and that ultimately this is going to have a lot of impact on the american consumer. i should note that trump also said there will be future tariffs on the european union. some exists say that started tariffs are good. president biden kept in place a number of president trump's first term tariffs. but erica york said that she and her team crunched the numbers at tax foundation and this exact percentage of tariffs on mexico, canada and china, could cost the average american household an extra $830 a year. amna: mr. president said he was going to do this. what's been the reaction to these threats? >> justin trudeau said that canada will be forceful but reasonable and have about immediate response. they're pre

erica brown reports from the white house. >> reporter: demonstrators marched from coast to coast as people from all 50 states organized anti-trump protests. protesting against president trump's decision to dismantle usaid, the foreign aid agency. the agency became a target of elon musk at the helm of trump's special department, the department of government efficiency. usaid's more than 10,000 employees were notified they are being placed on leave. all overseas projects are being halted with plans pending to get personnel back to the u.s. >> it's an integral part of the foreign policy objectives. we do all of this with less than 1% of the national budget. >> reporter: cbs news learned all cia employees have been offered buyouts. staffers involved it in sensitive areas, such as intelligence gathering, will not be allowed to take it. trump administration is also defending its decision to allow musk's doge team who are not government employees, to access a treasury system that handles trillions of dollars in grants, social security, and other payments to millions of americans. >> he campaigned

erica scott is john doe's attorney. she's also representing more than 200 clergy abuse survivors with active lawsuits against the church. i think that there's a perception that this problem went away, that the church fixed it. it was eye opening to me to know that this was still going on. in december, oakland bishop michael barber attended a diocese bankruptcy hearing. we tried to speak with him outside court. you gave a statement inside. was there anything you'd like to say to victims who couldn't make it today? inside, a judge allowed eight survivors to address the court, and the bishop john doe was one of them. i spoke about the house still burning. i shed a lot of light on the fact that these issues haven't been resolved. after barber apologized to victims, saying in part, i want to convey a sincere, complete and unconditional apology. i am truly sorry. his apology at the end, it just felt disingenuous. are you glad you came forward? yeah, i'd say so. like there's that that weight off my chest and i think i'm. i'm r

erica flores nos explica mÁs de este cambio migratorio. >> es un temor de verdad bastante grande.tros. >> asÍ dice sentirse oliver, un venezolano beneficiario del tps, tras enterarse que ese estatus de protecciÓn temporal que ampara a unos 600.000 venezolanos serÁ revocado. a mÁs de la mitad de ellos, a quienes se les vencen los beneficios en abril de este aÑo. >> al estar aquÍ, perder nuestro estatus, podemos perder nuestras casas, nuestros trabajos. >> pero ademÁs quedarÍan en riesgo de ser arrestados y deportados una vez que termine la protecciÓn. carmen tambiÉn es beneficiaria del tps. >> claro que existe el miedo, el susto, pero como dice mi mamÁ, con miedo, pero para adelante. >> en una entrevista en el programa meet the press, la secretaria de seguridad nacional, christine noem, confirmÓ la decisiÓn anunciada este domingo, argumentando que se habÍa abusado del tps y que quienes llegan desde ese paÍs son criminales. >> the tpp program has been abused and it doesn't have integrity right now and folks from venezuela that have come into this country are members of tda. >> las s

erica was her name. bus to come to the hospital. >> reporter: at the time there were only ten psychiatrists serving 13 million people in zimbabwe. to so you came up with the idea? >> of grandmas. these grandmas were actually the custodians of the local culture and the wisdom, and they were rooted in their communities. and i was like, what if we could train them to be the first port of call for anyone need to go talk in a community. >> reporter: in 2006, dr. chibanda introduced the friendship bench, a talk therapy program that brings mental health care directly into underserved communities. the program is free and the grandmothers were happy to donate their time. he chronicles this journey in a new book. >> when i first started this, in fact we called it the mental health bench -- >> reporter: did anybody come? >> nobody came to the mental health bench, jon. >> reporter: because of the stigma? >> because of the stigma. until the grandmas said, why don't you turn it into a friendship bench? >> reporter: ge

now from up to erica bozer and has more details from our sheet road in goza, the significance rise and the death toll is largely attribute said to the reclassification of missing people as the seas. we understand that this has been a very grim reality. imagine following the destruction of the vast majority of causes, residential squares in the north, the central and in the southern part of the district. we also can see that humanitarian and medical teams have shifted from risk. you to recovery missions on covering bodies in previously in accessible areas. a, which is really military was completely controlling during the previous military operations and causes that we're talking about. hundreds of homes have tend to be graveyards for a the, the families who decided to not leave um, to be displaced to the southern part of garza till now. a recovery efforts are still taking place by gauze or civil defense in cooperation with valencia and lo, killed supports from community members in order to recover the beloved ones. but this process is quite complicated due to the very she level of destr

and the world health organization says up to 14000 people need urgent treatments. erica bozer and has more now from con eunice the blake reality is that the numbers of those patients what been allowed to be evacuated out. slight garza are quite still a less than what has been expected. and recently we witness delays of from the is very authorities regarding the identities and the numbers of those patients to be evacuated from district to receive medical treatment on the security. pretext that has been that have been seen as pro critic images being made by the is really military and others believe that it could be a sort of pressure to be exact to those patients who are desperately waiting to be treated outside the strip. the question that has to be left is a post thoughts going to be a complete, engaged in serious talks to it, to bring an end for the fighting. and this is the 2nd phase, or are going, or are we going to witness some sort of, uh, the escalation that will take place on the ground. if the current round of negotiations will come to i did, and tar kobus or algebra. how do y

humanitarian situation and goes a remains dia, even with increased aid coming in during the safe font to erica bozer and has moved from con eunice in southern gaza. a minute terry and 8 supplies continue to flow into the gaza strip as a part of the deal reach. but we've come us and is where we so that during the 1st 4 days of the implementation of the 1st phase, that over 632 minute terry and 8 trucks access cause a surpassing agreed minimum of 600 feet a lead time. subsequent days. we witnessed thoughts of collect rating in terms of these numbers well, human at terry and 8 organizations, including owner, what the wsp and medical organizations such as the w a what to deliver like saving assistance to post things as different sorts of food parcels. imagine sea water supplies alongside with also a different, a sent it taishan products where distributed to families of facing city humanitarian conditions. but they stressed that all sorts of 8 deliver it to the gaza strip did not violate a scratch the surface of a humanitarian needs of the strip. under our cooling for sub expansion of humanitarian

but that target isn't being met. erica bozer and has moved from rafa and southern gaza to the w. o. manage to evacuate more than a 110 patients over the course of the past 72 hours from because of strep to receive medical treatments approved. but there has been some sort of limitation in terms of the numbers of expect to patients to be evacuated based on the terms of agreements, agreements that offers the evacuation of 50 patients. today we can understand that this has been a part of the is very restrictions made on the security pre text as each patient. and it's court must undergo a security assessment by is very officials and to receive late permission by the egypt shouldn't officials to allow for them to be that to i you did use. but if the selection mechanism, what would whole must be treated 1st, has been made by the a w h o box that will absolutely slow down. but you tell it process with thousands of palestinians. austin wait, takes an order to be evacuated and receiving the light, saving medical treatments outside the strip which this johnny for them completely represents a g

and piece of when alex talks about how he could, erica come to you. and just a moment, the piece of, when alex talks about how trump can those political capital, as has to him, goes on of the things he had doing a, you know, unpopular if he isn't able to push his agenda through. we've already seen that he has caught and get some of it through. when does it have an impact on the people who voted for him? you know, we saw him lose some of his popularity during his 1st to and especially over his handling of the pandemic. so i don't want to present myself as the next, but it's on the american political system. but can i make one else of ation? i, i think it's really interesting to see how it's going to be received internationally here and alonzo. it's clear we have the but the look, the cast on a labor government or traditionally like maybe so the to my democrats doing its best to sought to mr. trump really we had before and said she refused to contend the nightmare. announcements about gaza, for instance. and he's attacking night, so it was extraordinary

okay, thank you so much as the west, eric to erica bozer and for us their own over she'd ride in guys a 16 days off to the start of stage one. the deadline for stage 2 negotiations of the state for monday, february the 3rd, as stipulated in the sweet spot agreement. phase 2 is expected to include the exchange of the remaining is ready captives and gaza. the more palestinians held and is ready. prisons is ready, forces are due to completely withdrawal from kaiser as part of their commitments to de escalate and dependencies. 5 will be established signaling a long term efforts to hold the war. it's going to go to laura con, who is in amman, because as well, has band al jazeera from reporting from that country. now this is a trip that we're going to be following closely because it could really decide with the cx 5 deal is going which direction it's hitting. and can you just run us through exactly what netanyahu is going to be doing in washington dc who, who will be talking with an exactly what that would be discussing as well. it's all going to kick start today. essentially, we're in day

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stick around, presidents trump meeting with benjamin netanyahu will get underway in just one hour plus erica israel has dramatically weakened hamas and hezbollah and the proxy groups. they have taken out their top leaders so they are in a very different position now. iran is very weakened as president trump puts together this forceful list about how he will deal with them. on the left there, the former president who was killed in a helicopter crash on top of everything else. the new man in charge and is apparently about to face president trump's quote maximum pressure campaign. we are about to hear probably the strongest language against iran that we have heard in years. and it is going to come from president trump moments from now as he is welcoming benjamin netanyahu, the president of israel to the white house. with that let's bring in deputy presidential to the middle east, morgan. great to have you with us this afternoon. i just rattled off some of what the president is talking about in the oval office and we will cut to the tape as soon as we get it but give us the highlights. what is y

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make our plan even stronger as i'm sorry it took a little longer than i wanted to and i'm will have erica with honey our studio share as well yeah thank you so much majid and i agree and speak to the commission and say thank you and i really say thank you to christy and the team at sfm to who took a huge leap to even create an opportunity for communities of color to be engaged in policy making as it relates to transportation in san francisco. >> my name is erica and i grew up here in san francisco. >> um yesterday was very significant as we honor dr. king and just watching some of the documentaries and listening to his speeches we've come so far we still have a long ways to go and um, i say that because uh, i grew up here. >> my mom owned a business here . we owned property and so it looked a lot different for a lot of my neighbors and my peers. >> and even with that type of upbringing, um, i never knew that there was an inclusive process and understanding how policies are made especially as it relates to transportation. so it was very new and exciting for a lot of our community members t

. >> here for erica's 50th birthday. >> today is mom's 70th birthday. >> i have been waiting 70 yearsmuch to celebrate. we will get out there in just a bit. it felt a little warmer to me this morning. >> it is. >> okay, good. >> it is a busy tuesday morning. let's get right to your news at 8:00. we will start with that escalating trade war. china hitting back overnight with a series of tariffs on american imports. it came minutes after a u.s. tariff on chinese goods went into effect. nbc's senior business correspondent christine romans here to break it all down for us. help us make sense of it, christine. >> let's remind people what tariffs are, they are a tax paid at the border. if you have something coming in from china, it now has a 10% tax on it. that's what we're looking at here. 10% on everything coming across the border. the already were some targeted tariffs. trump put in his first administration. and the biden administration kept those tariffs and added some new ones. this tension with china has been going on for some years now. but then overnight, the new news is that china

presenting it for him starting today with the report from homeland security assistant deputy chief erica brown disaster manual updates and disaster checklist project is ongoing. >> we had tsunami warning coordination and tornado activation and as a matter of fact i was in santa cruz when that tornado hit so receiving all those tsunami warnings on my phone and driving carefully, i did make it through but it was when it hit scotts valley i was actually right there when it happened so i did not see the devastation but i did the next morning when i drove through to go back home and thank you and i know that being prepared is extremely important especially for disasters, natural ones that are unexpected training and exercise department of technology citywide cybersecurity, tabletop this was with all city department leads by there was led by the department of technology to discuss continuity of our technological systems and backup plans also tabletop and strategic leadership course as well. preparations started for nba all-star game which is happening in february. >> the at the same time of ou

how team conga head home you can go on go on hike and you how you can getting more whangamata i'm erica hi galloping ortega from john fabio you can see how i at this time i invite students to raise your hand if you are a student please raise your hand. i am seeing several hands raised so just want to confirm that each of those hands is a student color ending in zero three for color ending and zero three for okay i'm seeing no students hands raised. i'm moving on to agenda items if you care to speak to any of the agenda items please raise your hand. vanessa go ahead please. >> thank you. good evening everybody. my name is vanessa. i'm the executive director for parents public schools of san francisco and our mission is to promote the fundamental value of public education. tonight i want to talk about ensuring that we are not going back and 24 i was employed by smu sd as one of its first social workers and i remember a very small team of social workers going from site to site to serve others. our team grew to over 100 social workers. it is very disheartening for parents to hear that our s