i think the heavier showers will be able to wells central america, so nicaragua, catchy a, shower ro, to one or 2 showers up towards the belief, but again, nothing too much to concern ourselves with here it is more in the way of sunshine, then showers. meanwhile, we have a fabulous sunshine into north america. quite an active system, just making its way across the plains at the moment. next, while the system that's making its way into what kind of phone do these are current conditions when, when the i'm quite a bit of smoke just coming in across the sierra, nevada is that will push this way further northwards across the rockies as we go through friday, quite a wintry makes it many places to use is that generally dry to and warming up for the south in depth analysis of today's headlines, what will this us determination of genocide do critical debate? this then side determination was not to me because of anything that was happening on the ground, but more to do with the fiscal dynamics in washington informed opinions centrally to european countries not directly affected by this whole. a

well, america's central bank is in no rush to cut interest rates any time soon, especially after this inflation number that we got the fed chair, jerome powell spoke to lawmakers yesterday, says inflation is still high enough that they're going to wait to cut traps even farther into the future now. so that means interest rates on car loans, credit cards, things like that will stay right where they well trained group representing american delta united called airlines for america urging the trump administration to end its review to compensate passengers over flight disruptions. the review was pushed by the biden administration this week. the trade group asked the transportation department to end airlines are currently required to refund passengers for canceled flights and even pay for meals and hotel stays caused by significant flight disruptions. valentine's day is right around the corner and a box of chocolates. maybe as much as 20% more than last year. it's due to surging cocoa prices which have more than doubled in the year. prices for cocoa or higher due to diseases that have affec

well, much west. so across the very north is not as wedge across central america and the caribbean. yes, a sprinkler showers here and there, but sunshine, the dominant feature system, the story from mexico with a heat building across the north, monterey, seeing the temperature of pick up 30 degrees to take us through to the end of the week. and temperatures are still sitting exceptionally high. a cool southern part of the us is basically cold across canada and move in areas of the us. and we're going to see that winter weather thanks to a storm system. sweep across the great lakes, move across the northeast of the us and east and pots are counted up with a cool down to come for toronto on friday the there's no limit to have a dream container. stuff in your own adventure, no counter and things. what is the effect of the conflict on the environment? the impact of war is so much more than just the mission tongue tanks ships and will fight more than will say it has a devastating effect on people. and the department of defense is emissions is as large as many countries every time. and if

robustly denies. all as well — and that is the fact that panama represents the issue of the panamanian canal has brought them together for many, many years. towards central america essentially doing everything that mr trump would want of them — and yet now there is this will get organised, that donald trump is essentially trying to push panama to the negotiating table. so far, he's been pretty successful in that regard, but they are still a long way from resolving it. president trump announced he is revoking former daily intelligence briefings. in a post on truth social, president trump said there was no need for his predecessor to receive classified information. he also pointed to the fact that during his time in office, former president biden instructed the intelligence community to stop donald trump from accessing details on national security. is the first person to be hit with economic and travel sanctions after. us. , two anonymous sources have told the reuters news agency that mr khan, who is a british citizen, has been named it comes as nearly 80 countries throw their support behind the global court.;calling "the international justice system". the icc say

here is wrong with the updates and north america is now well spent to continues on surprisingly in canada and most of the central northern newest states. it isn't a big surprise to find once again. it's snowed in toronto now the stuff has gone through, but it's left. as you might expect to study. picturesque view under study, expected view, but it was a reasonable dump of snow. several tend to be using see, and it's still sub 0. now we're going to get a spare within probably 3 days or false. it remains cold and that's certainly position on monday. it's a cold wind that blows through. we some lake effect snow still was likely as you can see, there's not a huge dump. not this time. toronto is full across, so it does bring the scenario back. certainly another cloud to reduce the and then on wednesday it's still cold, but the sun is probably going to break through once again because you're in the winter, but there is a division and it goes through the states here. so more or less virginia sites where this is relatively warm with heavy right. and the potential for big thunder storms in tennessee may be all kentucky o

well, on his first trip on the job, secretary of state marco rubio is meeting with local officials here in central americantries to take their migrants back. but here in el salvador, it's a much larger agreement than that. take a listen. >> he'll agree to take back these ms-13 killers. he's built this prison system here to house them, ands i think he's willing to take back these tren de aragua criminals that are not el salvadorans, but he's willing to house them in these prisons as well because he's an ally of the united states. >> reporter: el salvadoran president posted later, quote, we offered the united states of america the opportunity to outsource part of its prison system. we're willing to take in only convicted criminals including convicted u.s. citizens into our mega-prison in exchange for a fee. the fee would be relatively low for the u.s. but snap for us making our entire prison system sustainable. officials say under this agreement the u.s. could deport venezuelan gang members to el salvador if venezuela refuses to accept them. there are no plans to deport american citizens which would face si

central america. we're going to start to see that come to the united states. >> well lead, a former cia officer said that comments about retaking or taking gaza, i should say not retaking, but basically reengaging in the middle east militarily and reoccupying arab and muslim lands would be a counterterrorist worst nightmare. i'm just curious to get your reading of this. how how real are these threats that trump makes? how do you think we should be reacting to him when he says things like, we're going to take it over? >> well, if the united states goal is to reduce the threat of terrorism, anything they've done in the past year and anything since what donald trump announced this past week, does not help counterterrorism efforts. i do think that the threat or even the talking about united states occupying gaza, is a huge recruiting drive for anyone who would want to commit terrorism or violent acts. it fulfills the fantasies of, you know, far right extremists and in the united states, but it also fills the fantasies of extremists of what they think the united states is ultimately up to in the middle east,

well as energy infrastructure. an apartment in the central city, a hold of i was almost completely destroyed. rescue workers are still searching through the rubble. topics on 3 of america's biggest trading partners come into effect from saturday. the widely expected to push the us closer to a trade war just weeks into donald trump. the 2nd time as president trump administration is imposed status of 25 percent on goods from its closest neighbors, canada and mexico problem is suggesting, so adults and present try to assign bottom have promised to respond. china has also been hit with towers of 10 percent. beijing has one, there will be no winners in any trade war between china and the us christmas. and it may report from detroit near the border with canada to hundreds of billions of dollars and goods come from canada into this country. a lot of it right over the bridge, you see behind me here products like lumber, car parts, agricultural products and crude oil. we've heard from prime minister justin trudeau of canada that he is planning a, a forceful response and the counter terrace could very well be possible. and that is really a concern, especially here in a place like

>> well, it's obvious that they're embarking on a shock and awe strategy to send a message to central and south america't think about coming here. there have been three audiences for this. one is the domestic political audience. the other is the central and south american audience. but by telegraphing these enforcement operations, you're sending the people that you most want to find deeper into hiding. they're not sitting around at their last known address waiting for ice to come knocking on the door. so by making such a public thing of this, it's harder to get at the people that are most dangerous. the biggest threats to public safety. i'm glad to see that the administration is prioritizing who they round up, who they arrest, who they deport, and prioritizing public safety threats in any immigration enforcement policy, whether it's trump, obama, biden or bush, you have to have priorities. and it's clear that they're starting on the public safety threats. and that's where the priorities have to lie, as opposed to somebody who's been here for ten, 20 years, committed no crimes and wants to eventually ge

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well. let's move department of agriculture. you have 9 million cut on monday. 18 contracts canceled which included over here the gender consultants in central america. a lot more in this stuff. you have to read deep into it. these are some of the broad details that we're learning. senator john kennedy republican out of louisiana. good morning. i don't know if you thought you would ever live to see the day where washington would go in the other direction. now the judges are slowing it down and may take some time to move through the courts. this is going to happen. do you believe it will be enough to exact change permanently in washington, d.c.? >> certainly hope so. here is what i see. look, i'm unapologetically with trump and musk, among the blue hairs and opinion writers in washington we're losing. we're winning with the american people. and i think, bill and dana, it is the big picture should not go unnoticed. some people -- mostly my democratic colleagues have chosen to support the bureaucracy and the spending porn over the american taxpayer. these are the same folks who chose to support illegal immigration over the rule of law. who chose to sup

central. tomorrow at. >> 7:00 eastern. >> well, first it was the fbi. now it's the cia that's facing a major shakeup. america's spies agency is being offered a sweeping buyout. that means every every cia staffer can quit in exchange for about eight months pay. the move is meant to weed out those who don't support the maga agenda. and the buyouts are meant to support the agency's new goals of targeting drug cartels and undermining china. meanwhile, over at the j. edgar hoover building, it's even more tense. the fbi, fbi today compiled with the doj demand, complied with a doj demand to give information on thousands of agents who worked january 6th cases. we're talking about i.d. numbers and job titles, not names. several fbi agents even filed a lawsuit accusing the doj of conducting a loyalty purge. the acting director of the fbi, brian driscoll, has tried to stand in the way, defending the rank and file and becoming somewhat of a g-man folk hero along the way. with a.i. memes like, like this one, celebrating him for pushing back on the agency's purge. but soon driscoll will have to face his new boss, the newly

well. in all, 67 people were killed and marco rubio is off to central america for his first international triptop priority curbing illegal immigration, while bringing the message that the united states wants to regain control of the panama canal. for control of the panama canal. for now, back to dateline. teddy knew the score the first time he got high, and he knew the score the last time he was gonna get high when he ordered 12 balloons of tar heroin from the drug dealer and went over and got a script of xanax for 120 pills. he knew what the end result was gonna be, and he chose to do it anyway. keith morrison (voiceover): and that was the defense in a nutshell. ted binion died from his own actions while sandy was an innocent, sucked into an obscene las vegas multiverse of heroin, casinos, mobsters, and treasure that was way beyond her comprehension, all capped off by being the one to discover ted's body. i rolled him over, and i plugged his nose, and i put his head back, and i performed cpr. keith morrison (voiceover): ted's addiction to heroin was well known to those who followed the news.

well, we weren't paying attention. it's never too late to do manager. but, you know, in -- something. in our own hemisphere, we have chinese ports all throughout south america, centralrica and the caribbean. and one of them is within 87 miles of the florida east coast. that's in freeport in the bahamas. and china, of course, has extensive operations in cuba which are mostly military, so we have a region which is closer to china thans it is to the united states. -- we saw that when biden was humiliated when he went to peru last year. so this is really the first time that that we've had a president who is focused on diplomacy in the western hemisphere. and that's a really good thing, because these threats are critical. griff: well, and to your point for our viewers, so cuba here, and you're talking about the influence of china. that, of course, now the gulf of america. exxon and their shareholders referred to it as that. perhaps with time it'll change. but you talk about really the entire not just panama, but from colombia all the way up through central america there is a number of chinese-controlled entities there that may cause problems. how successful will the admi

central... it's america's only source for news. this is "the daily show" with your host, jon stewart! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> jon: boom! hi, everybody! wellse] my name is jon stewart. let me tell you. we've got a fantastic show for you tonight. later on in the program, we're going to be talking to comedian auteur mo amer in a bit. very excited about that. but first, if i could have just a moment of your time, let's talk about america's lord and savior, donald jehosafeffer trump. they are not booing, they are saying "bruce" for no apparent reason. when he ran for president, he had an urgent message about the state of the country. >> our country is being lost. we're a failing nation. we are a nation in decline. we have to fight for our country, and we have to fight like we've never fought before. it's like we're a giant garbage can. >> jon: how dare you! if anything, america is a recycling bin. useless and made almost entirely of plastic. but that's it. we have to fight to save our country! and now daddy's home and he's going to take out the trash. and two weeks into the trump presidency, we have a better sense of the evil and powerful forc

well, democrats can say they weren't for open borders, but it sure looks like someone left the gate unlocked. there are half a billion people in south and central america we can't take them all. someone's got to grow the cocaine. but. but there's also something really ugly about a government of billionaires blaming the desperately poor for all our problems. so this year, because there's not much going on from time to time, i hope to take each of these issues and try to make the case that there's an almost always reasonable centrist position that would go a long way to making everything not fucking broken. if we could just get there, if everyone would just stop being such a dick about it. all right. thanks. thank you very much. i want to thank max brooks dan jones and peggy noonan. now go watch overtime on youtube. thank you. ladies and gentlemen great guys. that was a lot of. >> fun.

well. >> china is advancing rapidly. >> in their engagement. >> in africa, in the caribbean. >> in. central and south americasia. >> and part. >> of the point of our being a reliable partner. decades of partnership. >> in. global public health in. >> development is so that we can say. we are a reliable partner, freezing all of these programs for three months means many of them will. >> never come back. >> folks who get laid off for 90 days are going to go do. >> something else. >> many of the small contractors. >> the businesses, the local employees. >> are being let go or shut down. it is true. secretary rubio has helped to ensure there is a humanitarian. >> exemption. >> but there's lots of work. >> that's done. >> to help promote democracy, to push back on. >> chinese and. >> russian disinformation, to monitor diseases. we were just talking about there is an ebola outbreak in uganda. there's a marburg outbreak. >> in tanzania. these are. >> both lethal diseases that spread rapidly. the united states plays a. >> key role. >> in keeping us safe from threats that come from abroad, public health threats, and

america first policy known on the international stage in other ways as well. marco rubio landed in panama on saturday, his first trip as u.s. secretary of state. the first leg on his central american tour could be the most contentious. president trump says panama is overcharging american ships using the waterway, and he says he wants to retake control of the canal, which the u.s. built decades ago. panama says the canal is theirs. rubio will also visit el salvador, costa rica, guatemala and the dominican republic. the tour is meant to drive president trump's policies forward. some u.s. and aid officials are issuing warnings about the recent u.s. freeze on foreign assistance, and they say that could undermine the president's efforts to fight illegal migration and drug trafficking into the u.s. a pilot may have made a last minute attempt to avoid wednesday's deadly mid-air collision near washington. still ahead, investigators announce a frantic maneuver in the final moments of the flight before the plane and helicopter went down. plus, the fighting in gaza may have stopped, but israel is carrying out deadly strikes in the west bank. we'll have the latest just ahead here on

well, trump administration is making its america first policy known on the international stage. marco rubio landed in panama on saturday, kicking off his first trip as u.s. secretary of state. he'll stop in five central american nations to drive forward trump's policies, but some officials issued a warning about the recent u.s. foreign assistance freeze. they say it could undermine the president's efforts to fight illegal migration and drug trafficking into the u.s. all right. we have the latest details in the deadly air collision over washington. we'll share what authorities say may have happened in the seconds leading up to the disaster. that's next. and as hamas releases more hostages and israel releases more prisoners, the next phase of ceasefire talks are about to begin. we'll look at where they stand. ahead here on cnn newsroom. please stay with us a sleep number smart bed is perfect for couples. >> the climate 360 smart bed is the only bed that cools and warms on each side. and all our smart beds adjust the firmness for each of you. and now save 50% on the new sleep number. limited edition smart bed shop a sleep number. >> you put together like a classic, always working magic. every time you.

well. and also multilateral organizations and multilateral banks are a sourceort for the dialogue. host: our topic for this segment is secretary of state's visit to central americang out on a diplomatic vision across central america. how significant is it that his first foreign travel is to latin america? guest: i think it is significant because it is the issues that are priorities for the trump administration and they relate to latin america. principally migration and china and the presence of china and influence of china on latin america. of course, we remember in president trump's inaugural address, the country he referred to most was panama. he pledged to retake control of the panama canal. it's not a surprise that secretary rubio's first stop will be panama to talk about that issue. host: he has long exerted influence over u.s. latin american policy, including during the first trump administration. remind us of his background and his perspective as he comes into this role. guest: secretary rubio has been a senator from florida. he's the son of cuban immigrants. he has been somebody who has served on the foreign relations committee and intelligence committee

america's checkbook. would you, as the federal reserve chair, ever grant a team of outsiders access to the fed's central payment system without sufficient vetting and sufficient security clearance? fed chair powell: well, no, but let's remember we're we're the treasury's fiscal agent. everything we do is under their direction, and we, there, there are, there are treasury payment systems, and then there's our side of the wall, which is the actual payment to the recipients. and so we control access to that very, very carefully. >> the treasury issues the payments and then you process them. fed chair powell: they order us to pay someone and we just pay. we don't have any, we don't. you know, we don't question payments. we just make the payments and we control access to those payment systems very carefully. >> and what would be the danger of lightly granting access to the fed's payment system to outsiders without sufficient vetting? like what could go wrong? fed chair powell: well, the reason why we're so careful about it is is just for one thing, the possibility of mistakes and someone coming in and changing the code and things like that. so we have very careful access. another one is just you open it up

america, a leader in biomedical innovation. molly, how can you not know that? it's part of the coverage has been so centrally focused there. >> wellmachinations when it comes. >> to universities. >> grants, scientists. and how all that money is spread out, then it makes sense, right, to cap indirect costs at 15%. the problem is the way these grants are written. indirect costs can be microscopes. they can be, you know, you have the times had a nobel prize winning scientists talking about how, you know, his microscope is. >> covered under that. and, and. this is the sort of nuances. >> of what gets lost. >> when you're moving so quickly. >> and it's. >> also going to have like huge. consequences for states like alabama. right. university of alabama is the largest. and you. >> saw katie britt is already a little bit anxious about this. it's the largest employer in the state. right. so these cuts. >> will have real. >> world impacts. >> on. >> you know, people. >> who work at. >> the university. not just the scientists. >> and then it will slow down the progress. so these are unintended. >> consequences, perhaps. and perhaps they can