gayle. ice operations reported in the east bay this weekend conquer police confirmed ice agents were in the city yesterday. police officers were notified of ice's presence but say they were not involved in any operations. the department released a statement saying they are dedicated to protecting all members of the community regardless of immigration status. >> well, residents there in concord rallying in support of the immigrant community today. video shows dozens of people in monument boulevard waving mexico and guatemala. flags. this comes after president trump said that he's directing the opening of its detention center at guantanamo bay, the oldest to 30,000 immigrants who are living illegally in the united states. protesters in the bay area. >> join thousands across the u.s. who are expressing outrage at the actions of immigration and customs enforcement in southern california. marchers blocked a major freeway there. we'll have more on that rally coming up tonight at 10, 30. president

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> gayle, thank you. we'll stay in the city video from this morning shows the damage left behind at camera zone here. this isn't chinatown. the owner says it is the second time in 6 months that they've been burglarized. we have reached out to the san francisco police department to learn more. we'll keep you posted there. >> i county superior court workers, they are striking for a second day in a row for what they call unfair labor practices. the union is calling for better pay and bereavement time. but the court says that they are overstaffed by 100 employees and they would have to lay off staff members in order to increase pay as ahe strike continues. it could halt trials and delay hearings throughout the system in alameda county. >> the oakland firefighters union says in apartment fire last night is a perfect example. 5 fire stations shouldn't be closing in the city. last night's fire started around 9 o'clock. this is 55 macarthur, the apartments about a 2 minute drive from fire station 10, unfortunatel

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> thank you, gayle. all right. let's take a peek outside. boy, this camera doesn't sound doesn't know the story, doesn't that say everything? oh, my goodness. yeah, it has. kid is coming down out there right now. and that's the way it's going to spots. and the theme >> well, really wants this gets going. i think a little bit later on tonight. it's not let up until tomorrow afternoon. and that's the problem that's going to be just a long duration event where you see a lot of rain just accumulating over time out there. right now, the rain has begun around the bay area. very slick out there on local roads to backing things up. lot more traffic now as you're making away across the bay bridge at this time, is that rain has really kicked into gear to slow things down there out there on the roads. now the national weather service has extended their flood watches to the entire bay area through sunday evening. i think the bulk of the rain is going to come through tonight and through the day tomorrow, we're talking about a lot of rain in a short amoun

thanks, gayle. punxsutawney phil. he emerged from his bureau this morning in front of thousands of spectators were all famous groundhog making his annual spring forecast. take a look. >> it's set on it. >> on this february second, punxatawney phil, the sear of sears prognosticator of all prognosticators. >> was awakened from his wintry nap at dawn on gobblers. >> shadow up here. get ready for 6 more weeks of winter year. >> unfortunately, as you see there, 6 more weeks, punxsutawney phil saw his shadow and that 6 more weeks of winter starts now for the 100 and 39th year. spectators braving the cold at gobbler's in pennsylvania to witness the time honored tradition. and with valentine's day around the corner, you may want to consider staying here at home. some bay area locations were recently listed as top 5 best romantic getaways. it's coming from the u.s. news and world, as you can see on your screen. napa valley was ranked at number 3 for its wineries and tasting rooms. the 5th spot taken by sonoma for its hotel pro

gayle ong joins us live in san francisco with details. gayle, unfortunately, this is something we see. >> i know grant and vicki, a car break-ins, not new here in the bay area. they do seem to happen in 2 ways. and this incident captured on video. >> just before 4.30, thursday morning, security cameras capturing a car driving in the greenwich in san francisco. moments later, this person in a bright hooded sweater smashes a window and dives in and out of the passenger side. we found william bennett covering up his broken windows hours later. >> person, a car in san francisco for about 12 years. this is the first time it's ever happened to >> and he is not alone. at least a dozen cars parked near his could be seen with smashed windows. sabres ago. police spent the morning taking reports this scene of the auto break-ins right by the famed lombard street. while the incident took place near a prime san francisco location. residents say the area is not usually targeted for these crime scenes like. >> it's just part here for 12 years. and this i

gayle is back. little bit right.ttle bit of rain for you in the north bay, but we see a drying trend on the way. a live look from the east bay hills. it's pretty quiet out here tonight. >> here's our stormtracker. we see some clouds passing through. a ridge of high pressure is building in. so that's going to keep us mostly dry. but tonight going into tomorrow morning, let's play that in motion for you. it's really the north coast, north bay, as you can see, overnight starts to make its way through and then the early morning hours, this is 05:00am tomorrow for your sunday and santa rosa. parts of marin county can run into some light showers and you go on that early morning. walk start to be a little bit more widespread by the 08:00am hour but not really impactful. as you can see. and by the afternoon we start to see dry conditions, mostly cloudy skies. and then we dry out for the start of the week. next. chance of rain looks to be a light system too. so here's the overnight lows, 40's and upper 30's may be for you in

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back to you. >> thank you, gayle. there are a few new details on the valentine's day stabbing death that san jose's santana row the victim a 15 year-old boy. police say they originally had responded to reports of a fight and found the injured teenager. he was taken to a hospital where he died. no arrests have been made. it is san jose's 3rd homicide of the year. san jose police officer was injured while trying to break up a brawl overnight happened in the downtown area. >> their santa clara and san pedro streets. officers say they were attacked at one point they called for backup. citizen video shows a crowd of people watching dozens of police cars had to block off the road. several people were arrested. the injured officer is expected to be okay. >> the chp arrested 2 people in contra costa county accused of having more than 125 pounds of marijuana in their car this weekend. police say they pulled the driver over for speeding and then spotted garbage bags stuffed with marijuana. the driver and passenger were arrested

kron four's meteorologist gayle ong is here with more on the wet weather expected. have more showers expected tomorrow, mainly tracking to the north bay. but >> you could run into some rain as well and some wind and we are in winter once again after a dry january right? so here's a live look over at sfo could see some slick roads out there, but and no delays at last check. and look at this moisture plume. so all this tracking from the hawaiian islands, there are some serious flooding there yesterday. and now that hose known as that atmospheric river or pineapple express is aiming towards northern california, expected to bring us some rain and some snow to the mountains. so we're starting to see some showers taper off at this 11:00pm hour. we were pretty starting yesterday. so maybe just some light rain leftover. now overnight, we're expecting more showers mainly in the north bay and that will be the case towards the worst throughout your sunday and you can maybe expect some showers elsewhere as well. but as you can see, it's a it's more rain here. and then monday, t

scrub forest gayle ong joins us now live. she is in san francisco with the latest scale. >> yeah, grant vicki, we are seeing a break from the as lawrence mentioned, where expected to be unsettled through the weekend. but another potent storm expected or early next week. so we could see some breaks and a public works here at saracens goes hoping people take advantage too. start preparations. now. umbrellas were out in san francisco friday. this after a prolonged drying trend in january. always excited to have rains as long as they don't cause a lot of damage. much of the bay area is under a flood watch through the weekend. that does include san francisco. >> rachel gordon is with san francisco. public works. we are working and regular meetings all the time, making sure that we're working in conjunction, for example. >> the public utilities commission in public works. we try to do or best to keep the storm drains clear, working in tandem with that. so getting information out to the public so people know what's going on and what

gayle was there for all of it. she's going to join us from l.a. along with anthony mason.ome of the big winners and gayle will share her stories from the red carpet. also it's monday, which means beg- knows america. today david introduces us to three teenage boys who rescued an elderly man who found himself in trouble. it's a great story. you're going to love it. and hunger game fans, we have a big announcement about the highly anticipated new book in the series. we'll reveal the new book's celebrity narrator and get a sneak peek inside the pages. we have a great show. everything you need to know and more. we'll see you at 7:00. >> as always, nate. i'm guessing you'll be pretty busy with super bowl coming up in about a week. you'll get to get out of new york. you'll get to new orleans, i'm sure. >> you're right. i'll be in norlts. that's right. you're right about that. >> nate, thank you. we'll see you guys in about 11 minutes. >>> president trump ordered water to be released from two dams in the central valley. trump says the move will make sure water is available to resp

a pretty shot and gayle is back. she's been talking about a little rain. >> some light rain for you in the north bay doesn't look to be impactful, though, because we've had some impactful weather recently. but it looks like that will be coming down and we see some drying conditions drying trend coming up our way, as well as a warming trend. so you'll see that in the 7 day in a bit. so for now, we have some some cloudy skies out there and some clear skies depending where you are. here's the satellite and radar where most activities staying to the north of us. high pressure is rebuilding, but not before we see a little disturbance will take it. well, show it to you on our future cast model overnight right before midnight. that's when that system approaches the north coast. then you'll start to see it in the north bay early tomorrow morning. this is 05:00am from santa rosa down to marin county. a little more widespread from from that of the 05:00am hour by the 09:00am hour. but mostly cloudy. other than that. and then w

gayle. >> yeah, we are busy in the weather center. the storm door is open for the month of february after a dry january. we have to really no measurable precipitation for about 3 that definitely change. yesterday we saw taste of that. a live look over at sfo. we are seeing some wet roads out there. i don't see any delays at this time, but just make sure to check your flight. but look at this moisture. you want to follow the white posey here that's aiming towards northern california. it's tracking from the hawaiian islands known as that classic atmospheric river. pineapple express set up. so as you can see, we got some rain starting yesterday we saw some showers moved through earlier today, really on and off. and then now it looks like that activity has tapered off for now. but we have more on the way. so let's time that out for you tomorrow. expect another round of showers mainly tracking to the north bay throughout the day and evening. but monday, that's when that next system dropped in. this looks to be a colder system so we could s

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gayle king. big love to you this morning. >> all right, see you. i will. hey. hi, hi. >> gayle king just said hi to you. sheriff. thank you. have a happy day. >>> well, the clash over government cuts and federal layoffs hit san francisco city hall a group of men claiming to work for the department of government efficiency went into the building last friday and demanded pretty sensitive data. >> it's a hoax but obviously raises some questions and joining us in studio this morning to talk about it is san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> what do know about this bizarre incident? the people involved, the investigation? >> we have individuals coming into city hall and people -- recognizing what they're wearing and being concerned about this interactions that they have with them. these individuals were wearing an actual t-shirt that said doge coin and didn't identify themselves as a federal employee. however, because of the concerns that our community has right tow about our interaction

kron four's gayle ong tells us what to look out for. >> you do not want to eat it. that is advice from a list of folks, a naturalist for the east bay regional park district talking about the 2 points in this measure aims to look out visiting the parks, the debt cap on the left and the western destroying angel on the right. both of those are very toxic and they they have in the past resulted in death. so they'll give you really that stomach ache intestinal distress and the warning not just for people, pet owners are encouraged to keep your furry friends close on a leash. both mushrooms can be found anywhere where there are oak tree roots. the toxic mushrooms, pop-up typically every year after storms. but after this month's wet weather. >> because we got all that rain. we had a lot of fun shied popping up from under the ground and not all of those mushrooms are bad. fungi is important for their rd composers. they help create nutrient rich. >> soil. but we need them. folks just wrapped up the annual tillman fungus. a free event to educate visitors on a variety of mushr

do these cuts effect you. >> the cuts do not effect us, gayle. is there is 50,000 people that work at the faa and the cuts i understand were 300 people and in noncritical safety functions. >> laura: oops? time to buy a vowel or call oprah. now, we shouldn't be surprised though because when gayle's show prep is always the anti-trump echo chamber, of course that's what she is going to say. >> this is going to, yet again, raise the concern about f are aa staffing, air traffic control staffing. >> hundreds of faa employees have been laid off as part of elon musk going through all the federal agencies. >> i have i have been panicking over that you will insanity with these planes. let's start with the string of mass firings by elon musk's doge. >> i feel like we are living in some kind of chaos right now. >> laura: totally, joy. well, they are just taking, again, their cues from their unofficial bosses. >> the faa, the more donald trump and doge hack away at public agencies, the greater harm to americas' well-being and even their safety. >> laura: of c

gayle ong kron. 4 news. we reached out to the j c r c for their response, but they say that they aren't able to comment at this time. >> and people of all different religions in san francisco are saying places of worship should remain sanctuaries. they gather today at saint mark's lutheran church. religious leaders are saying they're especially troubled by the trump administration saying immigration officers may be allowed to make arrests in places like churches, synagogues and temples. >> we do not turn our backs on each other. we do not round people up. we do not send them back into harm's way because sanctuary is not just a place. it's a calling. it's wholly resistance. >> this has more than 2 dozen religious organizations have filed a federal lawsuit challenging president trump's immigration policy which allows ice raids in places of worship, schools and hospitals, all places that had previously been protected. in just about an hour. the vallejo city unified school district is holding a board meeting to

again, we need answers.y but my favorite moment of the day came early gay this morninga cbs when gaylen interview with the delta ceo tried to blame trump's faa staffing cuts on this. >> after looking at all of the mishaps, letteotr people are spirit to do the cuts affect you? i >> the cuts do not affect us, gayle king. 30,000 people work at the faa n noand i understand the cuts we 300 people in noncritical safety functions. t is time toops, il call oprah here jeanette we shouldn't be surprised because when gayle king show prep isgo always thein anti-trump echong chamber, of course that is what she is going to say. >> this is yet again going toc raise the concern about faa staffing, air traffic control .taffing >> hundreds of faa employees have been laid off as part of the elon musk going through all of the federal agencies. >> i havn e been panicking in an of this insanity. let's start with thegs mass firings by elon musk's doge. >> i feel like we are living in some kind of chaos now. spilling totally, joy. they are taking cues from unofficial bosses. >> the faa the more donald trumu a

and if you see any downed power poles to call 9-1-1, reporting in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> a san francisco dispensary owner continuing to recover tonight after being shot 7 times, martin, all of us working at his business. the vapor room when a gunman opened fire on him. the shooting happened monday night on 9th in mission in the soma neighborhood. the gunman was later shot and killed by police during a standoff. all of us friend and business partner says this experience has been traumatizing for staff and herself, but she's amazed and thankful that all of us no longer in the icu. >> he's an incredible miracle that he's alive. and it's an incredible miracle that. he should have a full recovery. i've never heard the story of someone being shot 7 times in surviving. this is incredibly. lucky resilient. human being. >> francisco police will be holding a town hall over this shooting next week. the vapor room has been closed indefinitely. gordon says there's been some serious thought about moving out of the neighborhood right now, though she's encouraging people to donate al

crawford's gayle ong joins us now live outside in the rain. gayle, how does it look? >> hey, there rain is starting to taper off earlier in the afternoon. umbrellas are out walking all across san francisco. so we're just seeing some light rain right now. so more to come as expected. we just heard from kyla. we stopped by the city's public works sandbag distribution center. a few people are stopping by. i think lot of people have been used to this dry spell we've had for the past 3 plus weeks or so. but rain is back in the forecast. that flood watch does include san francisco. i checked in with a city's public works department who have been getting ready. here's what they had to say. >> we're working and regular meetings all the time, making sure that we're working in conjunction, for example, the public utilities commission of public works. we try to do or best to keep the storm drains clear, working in tandem with that. so getting information out to the public so people know what's going on and what they may need to what they >> and hopefully everyone in the north ba

so least it's not raining. >> that was kron four's gayle ong reporting a new state bill going through state legislature. in other news tonight, the state legislature wants to limit the utility rate hikes heyward senator authored a bill known as the investor owned utility accountability act. if it's signed, it would prohibit the utility company from proposing more than one rate increase per year cap pose increases for residents to no more than the consumer price index and audit the use of utility equipment and fire risk areas. >> i you know, i have seen residents share their bills where it's $800 a month where summer it's $1000 a month, right? depending on if it's a single family home or they're renters right. and how can somebody do that when they're on a fixed income? >> and response pg e released a statement saying they are aware of higher energy costs and they are taking action to limit future rate increases and stabilize customer bills. >> as beer week is coming back, despite the name, there's actually 10 days of festivities planned all spread across the bay area. events will kick

. >>> time for a look at what is coming up later, we are going over to gayle king. there she is.his morning, we've got all these monitors, you know how it is these days. >> i know exactly what it is, but i'm alert and available, i'm a real girl, i'm really here, good to see you. here's what's coming up on cbs mornings, in honor of black history month we are going to introduce you to a new york times editor who is making sure forgotten trailblazers get the recognition they deserve, she says it is for a life well lived and she's got some people to introduce you to that chances are you have never heard of them. also last month, remember this, inside edition allison hall came to the studio and shared her breast cancer battle with us, and guess what, today allison is coming back, very excited about this, we have a big update on her journey and why she hopes will help others, and you can tell by looking at these pictures, the news is going to be good. we are very happy for allison. and only on cbs mornings, opera is going to reveal the latest selection to her book club and guess what,

and if you see any downed power poles to call 9-1-1, reporting in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> stick with kron. 4 on air and online as this atmospheric river continues to move through over the next several days. you can always find the latest forecast on our website. kron 4 dot com. new at 10. a wild chase for police in the north bay after a man pointed a gun at his girlfriend and then took off. >> this is the aftermath of the chase that began at the man's vacaville home. police say 18 year-old jonathan van kurin tried to drive away from police speeding through neighborhood streets on wednesday. he then drove on the wrong side of the road and blew through stop signs before eventually crashing. police say then karen was booked into jail on multiple felony charges, including reckless driving and resisting arrest. >> still ahead here tonight, a former san jose city council member charged with repeatedly a minor omar torres in court today. the very latest on the shocking case. plus, we're continuing to follow a devastating crash in philadelphia tonight. we're a plane fell into

. >> that was gayle king been fact-checked. maybe, the delta ceo has a career in fact-checking.is. what he said was correct. >> congresswoman jasmine crockett from texas was on "the view" yesterday, and she said she attributed on terms high approval rating to people being uneducated, but people will soon learn donald trump is bad when hospitals in rural america start closing down and planes continue to fall out of the sky. i actually thought this was a good question to ask, because this is a narrative that's out there, and to have the delta ceo shut it down and say that's not the case finally puts the stove rest -- puts this to rest. he could've passed the bucket and said "we are best to getting what's going on, all options are on the table," but he said this cut too, by the way, nonsafety critical personnel had nothing to do with this crash. >> you bring up the topic of "the view, jasmine crockett. we are on the topic of sanguine voices. with that, let's bring in scarborough. >> this is going to be the political equivalent of death by a thousand cuts if they don't do this in a

kron four's gayle ong shows us the areas most vulnerable umbrellas were out in san francisco friday. this after a prolonged drying trend in january. always excited to have rains as long as they don't cause a lot of damage. much of the bay area is under a flood watch through the weekend. that does include the san francisco. >> rachel gordon is with san francisco. public works. we are working and regular meetings all the time, making sure that we're working in conjunction, for example. >> the public utilities commission in public works. we try to do or best to keep the storm drains clear, working in tandem with that. so getting information out to the public so people know what's going on and what they may need to do. the national weather service cautions we could see flooding in the city's poor drainage areas on friday. people stop by the city sandbag distribution center at kansas and warren streets. san francisco residents can pick up 10 free sandbags. the bay area is expecting anywhere between one to 3 inches of rain through and another post storm is expected next week. >> gordon giv

well, that was gayle ong reporting. the presidio trust is now in jeopardy in san francisco, president donald trump announcing he wants to eliminate the trust which manages the presidio right along san francisco, northern edge. the trust has created back in 96 2 years after the former pursue army base was turned over to the national park service. since then, it has rented out former military housing added news small businesses and a lot nonprofits to rent space on their property. the 1500 acres of the presidio became salt. a pinch it back in. '05, and has remained so ever since local leaders are speaking out against the push to abolish it. >> city trust. model of government efficiency. it's a self-sustaining agency. turns a profit. trump does not have the legal authority to terminate the presidio trust. it was created by an act of congress. so this move is illegal and i'm confident it will be challenged in court. can't believe that. >> he would want to shut down the presidio trust when it's done such great work for our c

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gayle king joining us live from new york this morning.uys are going to talk a little bit about hi, travis kelce and you know, that devastating loss at the super bowl. he got so emotional on his podcast with jason the other day talking about everything. >> yes. i know. he seems to be really struggling and at one point he said he regrets he was not the leader he should have been that day. he's veryshaken by this and it will be interesting to see what he does. good to see you. here's what coming up on "cbs mornings." devastating is the word. here's the question. is travis kelce really considering retirement? i don't know. we'll share what he said about his future on the field. >>> plus, we're all looking for ways to save money at the grocery store. we know this is true. brian vines from consumer reports is here to share tips on finding the best deals and he'll show us i have always wondered this if the cheaper store brands are as good as name brands. some are to me and some not so much. in honor of black history month, michelle miller taking

kron four's gayle ong joins us live in the city with details on that scale. >> yeah, grant and vicki, as we know, we are not news a car break-ins here in the bay area and they do seem to come in waves in this particular incident was caught on video. >> just before 4.30, thursday morning, security cameras capturing a car driving in the area of leavenworth and greenwich in san francisco. moments later, this person in a bright hooded sweater smashes a window and dives in and out of the passenger side. we found william bennett covering up his broken windows hours later. >> person, a car in san francisco for that 12 years. this is the first time it's ever happened to me. >> and he is not alone. at least a dozen cars parked near his could be seen with smashed windows. sabres ago. police spent the morning taking reports this scene of the auto break-ins right by the famed lombard street. while the incident took place near a prime san francisco location. residents say the area is not usually targeted for these crime scenes like. >> it's just part here for 12 years. and this is the first time t

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parks and park officials say the best way to stay safe is to stay on trail reporting here in berkeley, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> should be a great weekend to get out and enjoy some parks as we take a live look above san francisco here, lawrence is here to tell us all about. yeah, boy and a taste of the last couple days, guys. lots sunshine around the bay area. really some comfortable temperatures running above normal for this time of year. and i think that trend take us in the weekend. we'll see couple passing clouds from time to time, kind of like today. but other than that, you've got a lot of sunshine in between little sea breeze kicking in right now, some patchy fog moved in along the coastline today after really nice start to the day. but things are looking good as we've got high pressure going to hold. hear this today with temperatures popping up to 71 degrees in santa rosa. that downtown san francisco. 65 in a- oakland today. beautiful 68 san jose. 67 and live more. 68 in concord. half a spike to 67 degrees. and all of a sudden that fog rolled into the sea breeze and temperatures are

but then all of a sudden the lake started give out just land former saint mary's gayle. >> sticks the17 to one houston run makes it a game but staff to the rescue. bottoms. he had a game-high 27. it's the lead back to 7 points in the dagger courtesy of trade. sure. we'll take it 13 points for green warriors. nice win. heading into the break. one of 5, 9, >> and we ask you to pretty several times down the stretch. you know, we have the one turnover when staff tried to throw it over the top. about 3 other place where we executed really well. and it's good to have to finish the game that way. obviously, we always prefer a blowout. if if you can get undressed guys. but and we have to learn how to close games. and we we have not done that. well. we've been doing well last night, obviously. so that was an important game for us. we think jimmy is presidents and skill is going to allow us to finish games much better than we have so far this year. so tonight was a good example of that and hopefully a sign of things to come. >> second place up for grabs tonight in the west coast conference, per

kron gayle ong has >> today care is former formally designating stanford university as a hostile campus from palestinian and pro-palestinian students and faculty. that designation coming from the council on american islamic relations, san francisco or care members held a rally to speak out against the university's handling of pro-palestinian demonstrations. a clinical researcher at stanford shared her experience taking part in the rallies. one of our medical students with even threatened with suspension. >> for refusing to walk away. during actions. i have faced relentless harassment advocates argue these actions have created a climate of fear for those speaking out on palestinian human rights while scampered claims to be committed to upholding free speech rights and freedom of expression. >> has also repeated be subject to students who protested the job site to harsh disciplinary measures, including suspension and the threat of expulsion designation of stanford university as a hostile camps today is there for about holding the institution accountable to support a commitment to freedom

maybe the left should kind of check out what they are accusing people of, when you have gayle king getting scolded by the ceo of delta like she is right here, watch. >> after looking at all of these mishaps a lot of people are nervous, do these cuts affect you? >> no, the reality is there is over 50,000 people that work at the ffa and the cuts were 300 people. >> trace: it's preposterous, that is the whole thing, they don't worry about credibility. >> it just shows how they don't really have much to attack donald trump on because, as you already mentioned this was a flight that crashed in canada, this is about canadian air traffic control and what this points to so far is it's either going to be mechanical air, even the d.c. tragic crash that happened was not about any type of layoff and you even heard from department of transportation secretary sean duffy talking about the fact that we want to increase the quality and number of people in air traffic control. the public sees through this and this is clearly the media trying to grasp at straws to try and attack this administration. >> trace

. >>> coming up, gayle king is joining us, good morning.cinated with this interview that you have the mother who wants to make sure that her sons legacy is preserved. >> and i can't wait for you to see it, we talked to the mom and brother and that is where we are going to begin today on cbs morning's exclusive, and unlike you, we love when we sit down with new exclusives, we have major controversy for the family, this family is now speaking out to protect his legacy. also, president trump is getting rid of the department of education, what that could mean for people trying to pay off their student loans and that is a very big problem. and she is the most listened to female podcast host in the world, look at this young girl, this young woman we should say, we are talking about alex cooper, she joins us in the studio to discuss her podcast. and she's got some new projects that are launching just today. she is something else. we will see you at 7:00, and back to you. >> i get so tired of walking through the castro and getting called daddy. you

it was interesting if you watch the ceo of delta was on cbs mornings with gayle king and king tries to politicize the crash in toronto and put the blame on trump's policies. she was stunned that the delta ceo said no the cuts are something people are talking about. we've got over 50,000 people that work at the faa and the cuts were not critical. they want to believe the worst and in 2023 the faa was one that they didn't have enough employees and safety procedures. >> you would think that the media would go after canada in this case than since the accident happened in canada, attacked the canadians but they it attack donald trump and his administration. the ceo of delta knows a little about the airline industry. he knows the insides and outsides. this whole notion that when something goes wrong in america we blame our political opponents, this is part of the destruction of our unity. there have been a series of mishaps... they very well most likely had to do with pilots or things connected to the aircraft, not the system itself and not the people who fund the system. there's no evidence

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