funding a suppression and then censorship of the 100 by the laptop and mine let's cross now to jonathan levy. tar reads attorney for this last to to jonathan, tell us about this amended claim. what makes you think this will be successful? oh, well, all the difference in the world, and now the trump administration is an off of this cash battelle is f b i, director. we have a new attorney general and they've all said that they're going to address these abuses that took place under the bye. didn't ministration the webinar position campaign. and of course, the rush of this information campaign, which is connected to that, and tar reads cases front and center in it straddles both of those issues. the filing claims, the f, b. i and justice department destroyed evidence related to the operation against tar read. how does that complicate the case? well, it actually, i think, makes the case. of course, it's very difficult to destroy all the records and we have it some of the we know for we have documents from the f, b i. so for the f b i to tell us in just last december, they've never heard of the ta

funding us depression and censorship of the 100 by the laptop and mine was taught as attorney jonathan levy told r t b s b. i tried to destroy his clients file. of course, it's very difficult to destroy all the records and we have some of the we know for we have documents from the f, b i. so for the f b i to tell us in just last december they've never heard of tar read is astounding . and it appears, and in fact, i'm sure they destroyed her records in a panic. it, as the by ministration was outgoing, but those records existed other agencies. and i think we'll put it together in the destruction of her f. b. i file which has been confirmed to me they say they've never heard of or i would indicate you know, just more bad intent and that continuing operation against or by the fbi i in department of justice. the now the trump administration is an off of this cash patel is f b i director. we have a new attorney general and they've all said that they're going to address these abuses that took place under the bye, didn't ministration, the webinar position campaign. and, and of course, the rest of t

funding us depression and then censorship of the 100 by the laptop and mine to tara's attorney, jonathan levy told r t the f b. i tried to destroy his client's file. for us, it's very difficult to destroy all the records and we have some of the we know for we have documents from the f, b i. so for the f b i to tell us in this last december, they've never heard of tar read is astounding. and it appears, in fact, i'm sure they destroyed her records in a panic. it, as the by ministration was going, but those records existed, other agencies and i think we'll put it together in the destruction of her f. b i file which has been confirmed to me. they say they've never heard of her. i would indicate you know, just more bad intent and the continuing operation against her by the fbi. i in department of justice. the now the trumpet ministration is in the office. cash patel is f b i director. we have a new attorney general and they've all said that they're going to address these abuses that took place under the bye, didn't ministration, the webinar position campaign. and of course, the rest of this infor

think about in europe what happened to harley and levi's. jonathancome, here is dani burger. dani: president trump has directed the treasury to stop making the penny through a broader effort to cut waste. the u.s. mint said in its annual report it will cost 3.7 cents to produce and distribute the penny. that is up 20% from the previous year. higher costs are due to the rising cost of metals like zinc and copper. deepseek is hiring. they are recruiting specialists to expand tech ambitions. the company advertised at least half a dozen jobs focused on ai. deepseek is trying to continue to be at the forefront of chinese ai. philadelphia will hold a parade to celebrate the eagles victory over the chiefs in super bowl lix. it remains to be seen if they will be invited to visit the white house. the team did not visit after their 2018 victory. that is your brief. jonathan: thanks for this morning. we will set you up for the week ahead. from new york, you are watching bloomberg tv. ♪ jonathan: equities on the s&p at session highs. your trading week looks like

jonathan: also a levy potentially on canada and mexican imports.ime as scheduled. do you buy that? thomas: it is not our base case that that happens. when you look at the tray dynamics between mexico and canada, this is well discussed, america, we rely on them critically for their i nputs. they are a big piece of their gdp, so there is a lever that america can pull to get what they want. the question is, what are we negotiating for? that remains pretty unclear for us. that is what we are looking for, are we negotiating, and if so, what are we negotiating on? lisa: the past five weeks have been an exercise in ignoring the noise. you are saying that some tariffs are more noise than signal. where is the signal? thomas: when you look at 2018 and 2019, the market's reaction to tariff announcements, the s&p 500 was moving 2.5%. now you are talking about tariff s that are substantially bigger in the market is moving 30 basis points. the market is doing a better go around in this administration than the first one, finding that noise and saying i'm not so w

levy breech in tennessee. hundreds of roads are closed and emergency water rescues are abduces way. jonathanrter: hey, taylor. most residents evacuated their homes over the weekend with a levy was breeched and most responders going out in boats persuading late holdouts to leave their homes without electricity as temperatures go down, it's simply not save. take a look at live drone shot from over rives, tennessee, and homes surround businesses and those where water hasn't entered, many don't have electricity and you don't have heat with the freezing temperature this is week, authorities warn it'll not just be uncomfortable, but unsafe to stay behind. but local officials are sympathetic knows how difficult for many storm survives to rebuild. >> there's a real economic base here and it's a real poverty area. some people have flood insurance, and a lot can't afford it. they're kind of left on their own to try to get their house back in order. >> the storm killed 11 people in kentucky include ago mother and seven-year-old daughter. they were ride riding in a vehicle swopt off the roadway saturday

jonathan: canada planning a 25% levy against american.exico preparing a response and china's ministers a corresponding countermeasures that they going to affecting fewer than 24 hours. your team coverage starts right now. tyler, first of all to you, a big question for later on today, they will be a series of cause between the president of the u.s. and the leaders of mexico and ended up. what can they do to avoid these tariffs going to affect? >> 80 question, what is the metric of success he is looking for in order to lift these tariffs? when it comes to reaction to what is going on, of course we see now i stop president trump they are supporting this because it will help tackle this immigration agenda and also fentanyl, but it is not that easy for all republicans, particularly when you look at them republicans that represent top agriculture producing state such as senator john thune, the majority leader who has said he would only support tariff that they were done in a targeted way. another midwest republican senator asked scott bessent h

levy to fail flooding a small town. that's where we find senior correspondent jonathan seri covering this difficult story for so many peopleoon. hello jonathan. >> reporter: high martha here in paris of tennessee most residents have already evacuated their homes over the weekend. today, first responders went to the homes of some of those reluctant hold out people who just didn't want to leave their homes behind, strongly persuading them to leave for higher ground. take a look at our live drone shot as you can see from his aerial views flood water surrounding many of the homes and even those where the water hasn't entered the structure, there is no power. with freezing temperatures authorities or it will be uncomfortable and unsafe to stay behind. at the same time local officials are sympathetic because they know how difficult it will be for many storm survivors to rebuild. >> we have a low economic base its poverty area so people have flood insurance but a lot of people can't afford flood insurance so they are left on their own to try to get there stuff back in order. >> reporter: president trump approved an emergency decl

that is something the europeans can maybe use as a levy to their advantage. jonathansay this with the greatest of respect for mario draghi. he looks utterly depressed and fed up with the europeans and officials. that tells you everything you need to know about where they are in doing the things that would be good for them. i'm not talking about foreign policy. i'm talking about the economy. lisa: when mario draghi piles on to what jd vance says instead of disputed, you know where he's at in terms of his patients with the region. -- patience with the region. jonathan: an update on stories elsewhere with your bloomberg brief with dani burger. dani: a federal judge denied a request to temporarily bar elon musk and his doge team from accessing internal systems at u.s. agencies. state attorneys general contended mosque is actors -- musk is exercising power only for senate officials. hsbc reported a fourth-quarter pretax profit that beat estimates and will incur $1.8 billion in cost for the next two years as it embarks on a global restructuring program. hsbc shares are flat

jonathan. israel and hamas followed through with their fifth hostage exchange on saturday since the ceasefire agreement went into effect three weeks ago. eli sharabi, 0had ben ami and 0r levyto doha for the next phase of ceasefire talks. for the families of the three hostages, held for 490 days amid a show of force from hamas fighters as the minibus carrying el sharabi, 0had ben ami and 0r levy arrived at the handover point, watching from their tel aviv home, eli sharabi's family couldn't contain their excitement. but as the three emerged looking gaunt and weak, translation: it's mixed feelings. i been reduced to hit home. there is a renewed sense of urgency here to secure something that is by no means guaranteed. 70 had been convicted of serious crimes and were serving long sentences, but the majority were gazans detained the palestinian red crescent said seven of those released in israeli jails. this prisoner said he was beaten on his hands to gaza's european hospital. all over my body, he says. all of the prisoners suffered from hunger, there have been many tragic stories on both sides of this conflict. for the hostages released today, the physical trauma of 15 months i

jonathan bloom actually found some europeans wearing niner gear as well. i love a super bowl. i love american football. i'm 49ers supporter since 2015, and when we went to levi's stadium, it was a dream come true. everyone thinks we're crazy because we stay up late hours to watch the game, but it's a lot of fun and it's a it's a mad game. and we love the passion and the characterss and the pundits. there's so much excitement, i think, and we love all the accents. you really couldn't see it there, but the last guy was wearing a pretty cool niners cap. by the way. jonathan bloom in milan to mark one year until the start of northern italy's winter olympics. well, speaking of winter live, look here in san jose for you. but the temperatures certainly staying yet. winter. we're here, especially in the morning. it was very cold this morning, and there were a lot of spots that were near or even below freezing. it's going to be like that tomorrow, but then we are going to see things change heading into the middle of the we, but not so much temperature wise. let's get a look at what we're talking about here. a freeze warning in effect for tuesday morning as we once agai

jonathan: china retaliating against the trump tariffs with levies on some u.s. goods.mposing a 15% tariff on less than $5 billion of u.s. energy imports and a 10% fee on american crude and agriculture equipment. team coverage starts now. to the three of you, thank you for being with us. we are told europe is next. what is europe doing to prepare for that? >> listen, the tactic that europe has had for the last couple of months is to say very little, nothing negative about donald trump, to take a very optimistic approach and hope for the best and really hope that these tariffs would be worked out ahead of time and potentially never come into effect. what we seen in the last 24 to 48 hours may to some degree reassure europeans and on the other hand is saying that trump does mean business. when he talks about 10% tariffs, that is a very substantial part of the economy here. it could be 1% of growth off of gdp, but again what is also interesting is that the e.u. does not work like a country like mexico or canada. what are the things he is going to want to extract out of the

jonathan bloom actually found some europeans wearing niner gear as well. i love a super bowl. i love american football. i'm 49ers supporter since 2015, and when we went to levi's stadium, it was a dream come true. everyone thinks we're crazy because we stay up late hours to watch the game, but it's a lot of fun and it's a it's a mad game. and we love the passion and the characters and the pundits. there's so much excitement. i think we love all the accents. right? right. well, you couldn't really see it there, but the last guy was wearing a pretty cool niners cap. by the way, jonathan bloom is in milan to mark one year until the start of the northern italy winter olympics. so a lot of countdowns going on. nbc bay area will of course be your home for all things olympics. join today, wednesday morning live from milan, with a preview of the venues and a look at the host city. and here on today in the y, we are highlighting athletes preparing to take part. it's all comingp on wednesday morning. i guess that's kind of like us watching football when it's playing over there late at night for us. all right, let's take a live look out in san jose, dark and early for yo

jonathan: u.s. trading partners preparing for reciprocal tariff plans after signing a measured issue customized levieshe plank of his trade policy that is a structural reform designed to rebalance trading relations and incentivize re-shoring of production. we still think tariffs are headed higher but not as high as trump threats." in many ways that is why this equity market has rallied. when you say rally, how high and on who? sarah: it is hard to say. we have a long way to go. president trump took tariffs in china from 3% to 10% in his first term. we think those could go higher over the period, as high as 20%. we do see things going higher around the world. i think the equity markets are delighted to see that this is going to take time and subject to negotiation. this is not like the first tariff thing that we saw on canada and mexico where it is used for a different purpose around fentanyl and immigration. this is an attempt to make a structural change. annmarie: the bark does not match the bite. we are hearing tons of grievances from places like the european union. he is less so listing all of his

one week from today, the united states will levy tariffs on two of its closest trading partners, mexico and canada. jonathantin has a new piece for politico titled how canada hopes to thwart trump. in it, john writes not since tim hortons began opening franchises south of the border has there been such a marketing offensive from up north, and for good reason. canadian leaders are near a state of panic about president trump's threats of tariffs and annexation. the former would upend their economy. the latter would undo their country. one canadian official told me they felt like they were under an artillery barrage. so enter the maple leaf mafia. a john goes on to write. ontario premier doug ford was joined at the national governors association in washington by the premier of nova scotia, as well as canada's ambassador to the united states, kirsten hillman. other provincial leaders, as well as federal ministers, have regularly been in and out of washington on air canada since the election. meeting privately with trump aides and lawmakers of both parties. kudos to you for getting in tim hortons. you got to hav