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i >> the cuts do not affect us, gayle king. 30,000 people work at the faa n noand i understand the cutsople 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 and doge indiscriminately hack away public agencies, theamer greater harm to americans well evbeing and even safety. >> laura: of course, evenas before the toronto crash, eric swalwell said all of the crashes are trump's fault., is but all this begs the question, is there something we are

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

. >>> 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,

. >> 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

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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

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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

but my favorite moment of the day came this morning on cbs when gayle king in an interview with a deltao blame trump's faa staffing cuts on this. >> after looking at all these mishaps, a lot of people are very nervous. do these cuts effect you. >> the cuts do not effect us, gayle. the reality 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, th

. >>> 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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music's biggest night continues with "cbs mornings. " gayle king will be live with post- grammy showss it you to the best memorable moments and interviews with winners and nominees coming up at 7:00. >>> taking a live look at the conditions at the sierra this morning. this is the live look here at 80 near soda springs. looking a little slick. there is a winter storm warning for nearby areas. it starts later this morning through wednesday. dangerous road conditions are along the sierra mountain with heavy snow and wind. maybe take a minute before you decide to head out there and enjoy all of that powder just to kind of get through the storm. it will be there in a few days. >> completely. and if you're able to take time off in the middle of the week and take advantage of it, i mean, not the worst idea either. i will say, looking at the videos and the photos coming out of the sierra just over the weekend, they were dealing with wet, rainy and slick conditions. it didn't look the best. i mean, at least they're getting the snow. they are getting the snow. they finally got some. it was such

they opened up to gayle king and only rachel smith's with her today. >> how surprised were you to hearm twitch's family? to go this is what is so upsetting, they heard about the possible drug use, possible sexual abuse that were written in his private journals the same time we all heard it. >> when you read it for the first time, how did you react? >> immediately was -- oh, my god. first of all, that was his story to tell. >> as connie pointed out, who knows if he would have wanted that revealed. i think they would have appreciated some kind of heads-up and they got none of that. >> there's a way to say that in general without denigrating the memory and the legacy that he built. >> i believe there's been a cherry-picking up things from the journal to reveal or share. in my opinion, our conversation that he had with me, he felt silenced. >> in his own home? >> yeah, often. >> they say they've only seen his children twice. a statement saying connie has and will continue to be a loving figure in their lives. they told gail the estrangement began when she made him sign a document. >> she m