anna, as you mentioned, there are already tariffs on china.sident trump says he's going to add more tariffs. what's that going to do to china? >> reporter: well, john, chinese manufacturers certainly are going to feel some pain. we spoke to one who said she will try to absorb the tariffs. others won't be in a position to do so. that's when you'll see those higher costs passed on to american customers. those retaliatory tariffs we saw from china were mainly symbolic last month. now they're going to target u.s. agriculture, and that's u.s. farmers. >> maurice: anna, china's national people's congress starts on wednesday, that of course is their big government meeting. their economy is not exactly in great shape, so what do they expect it to do now? >> reporter: that's right, maurice. it's been hurting from the property crisis and high youth unemployment. the national people's congress is about laying out the road map to strengthen the economy. i spoke to an advisor to the chinese government last night, and he said that despite all the noise abou

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. >> anna merriweather a bit of a cooldown today with some gusty winds and already a few scattered showers showing up. it looks like we're tracking more show s in your with fatigue and light-headedness, i knew something was wrong. then i saw my doctor and found out i have afib, and that means there's about a 5 times greater risk of stroke. symptoms like irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light-headedness, can come and go. but if you have afib, the risk of stroke is always there. if you have one or more symptoms, get checked out. making that appointment can help you get ahead of stroke risk. this is no time to wait. the great highway in san francisco is set to open to the public. this newest park, which doesn't yet have a name, will welcome the public next month near ocean beach. city officials calling it the largest pedestrianization project in california history. the two mile stretch from lincoln way to sloat boulevard will offer murals, lounge spaces, a skate space, and seating for live music. today, people gathered and advocates as well, with

an event was held today at anna yates elementary in emeryville.resentation on the legacy of african americans in the fire service as part of black history month. it's called chief is my belief. organizers say they want to encourage children to believe that they can be whatever they want to be. >> chief is my belief is knowing about yourself, knowing that you can do whatever you want in life. if you want to be a fire chief, if you want to be a doctor, if you want to be a principal, if you want to be the president of the united states, it's all about believing in yourself. and you can make sure that you achieve your dreams. >> this is the 12th year of this program, and during that time, organizers say they have reached more than 1600 young people all across alameda county. quite the program. quite the response. all right. you know that big coca-cola bottle? it is perhaps one of the most recognizable features at oracle park. e'll te most prominent features, the team telling ktvu it's making some updates to the coke bottle, which currently sits above

firefighters stopped by anna yates elementary school in emeryville this afternoon. they spoke to students and parents about the legacy of african american firefighters in alameda county, and shared some of their experiences on the job. the goal is to inspire these kids to follow their dreams, whether they want to be a firefighter or not, knowing that you can do whatever you want in life. if you want to be a fire chief, if you want to be a doctor, if you want to be a principal, if you want to be the president of the united states, it's all about believing in yourself. program that shows that it doesn't matter what skin color or like what genderou are, yet you can still make accomplishments. the kids told us they learned how tough it is to be a firefighter and how important their work is. some of the students also said today's talk helped them realize how they, too, can reach their goals. superheroes. they took a break from fighting crime today to go on a special mission in palo alto. this was at the lucile packard children's hospital this morning. window washers dres

many conservative lawmakers including congresswoman anna paulina luna are expressing their frustrationocument rollout. listen. >> i was tasked with the task force on declassification to look for and investigate the files once they are released from the attorney general's office. now, i want to be clear about something. what we found in the last couple of weeks and what's definitely apparent if there's shawl a war taking place in the intelligence agencies. i have full faith in kash patel and a.g. bondi to deliver those file, but the american people want the truth, we don't want redactions. rachel: attorney general pam bonn canty is accuse the fbi of withholding thousands of files -- pam bondi -- and they demanded they be delivered to her office immediately. i wonder why that hasn't yet happened. >>> happening today though, a 12-mile stretch of interstate 40 will reopen today in western north carolina five months after it suffered major damage during hurricane helene. the flood caused portions of the road near the tennessee border to the collapse. the price tag for repairs are somewhere

this was at rutledge, anna. so it treats. the cause the fire is also under investigation. no one was hurt in either fire. and in the east bay work underway now on a new trail project, a danville that's aimed at making diablo road safer for walkers and cyclists crews are removing trees as part of the diablo road trail project. that work will clear space between fairway drive in alameda diablo cruise. think that construction should wrap up by friday. >> all right. still ahead for this hour at wildfires are raging in north and south carolina. we have new video of the conditions firefighters are facing. also, president trump announcing some new tariffs that will start tomorrow. it's already making big impact on the stock market. there's also pushed back against elon musk and doge as people are asking for doge as people are asking for federal workers to get another ♪ (upbeat music playing) ♪ if you've ever been camping and brought a custom pup tent for your dog... you may be a next level dog person. that's why you give your dog next level protection with nexgard plus. with mont

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republican congresswoman anna paulina luna posted, quote, this is not what we or the american people asked for, and a complete disappointment. the epstein files are just one example of recent doj missteps. here now is cnn's chief legal affairs correspondent, paula reid, and cnn legal analyst elliot williams. paul, first to you. what are you learning about how the white house press office is taking over the justice department? >> look, i've covered the. >> justice department. >> for over a decade. >> and what we're seeing that is unusual here is that the communications, the public affairs, a department that handles everything from key administration priorities to press conferences on elder fraud, it's all being run through the white house. that is unusual. it's also, though, an example of how president trump really wants to limit the traditional independence of the department of justice. now, of course, we talked to elliot. he'll explain why that's a problem. if you spoke to the president, he would say that he just doesn't trust people inside doj to do his messaging. so he wants his o

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congresswoman anna paulina luna is here now. congresswoman, how hard is it to say what you did last week? >> well, if you're asking me what i did, i'd be happy to report that i'm actually in the process of trying to codify via an amendment everything that doge is doing. and it's not that hard if you go through the bullet points. but i think what more people are more shocked by is that elon musk is sending out. this email is really pushing back on the ways usual in washington, d.c, but also across the country for many of these people that have been inhabiting these positions, you know, hoping to just collect a retirement and not actually show up to work. >> yeah, i can't imagine someone's on social security and they're not alive. and someone's pulling all that cash out of the system on their behalf. what's going on with the epstein files, congresswoman? >> well, you know, i'm really actually happy that you asked that question. so i was tasked with the task force on declassification to look forward and investigate the files once t

i think the most compelling story, however, was that of anna khan.t months pregnant. here is someone who has international experience, incredibly intelligent. again, went into this job because she was very passionate about her work and she was just completely let go, just with without any notice at all. and now she's in a lurch. one of the biggest issues she's facing is that she was in the midst of getting a. >> new. >> prosthetic for her leg. because her body is changing as she's pregnant, she's getting sores. now all of that is in limbo. so she's she's. just under incredible amount of stress trying to figure out how to navigate. >> all of that. >> that's heartbreaking. let me ask you one more question. how upset were they that these cuts have gone unchallenged at the direction of elon musk? this is a billionaire multi-billionaire who's unable to relate to their financial concerns. let's face it. and someone they didn't even vote for. right? >> i mean, i many people brought that up like that, that this was not the deal in some cases. you know, they

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and i want to play some of what one of the doctors on the front lines there, doctor anna montanez, hadout those vaccinations. >> with one dose of the. >> vaccine. >> your protection is anywhere. >> from 90. >> to 93%, right? that's impressive. after the second dose, the protection rate goes up to 97 to 100%. and to put that into perspective, sort of, i'll say, if you could buy two lottery tickets and be guaranteed 97% chance of winning the lottery, would you do it? all you needed was two tickets. all you need is two vaccines and you will be protected almost 100%. >> and i want to also talk about adult vaccinations for a minute. so most adults who were born before 1957 likely don't need to be vaccinated, because that was a time when measles was so widespread that they likely already have that immunity. but if you were born between 57 and 89, when a live virus wasn't used in the vaccine or only one dose was given, you may want to talk to your doctor about possibly getting a booster. and the other thing that i want to talk about for a second is just the symptoms. because as i was talking

well, anna, you can see behind me the apocalyptic. >> scene from that fire that came dangerously closealking in the backyard of one of these homes, and this is what used to be a fence. here you can see the burn scar into the grass and some of the trenches that firefighters had dug to prevent the flames from destroying homes in this area. this morning, residents are beginning to return back to their homes as firefighters get the upper hand on one of the largest fires right now burning in the state of south carolina, 1600 acres torched so far. now 30% contained. this morning, residents in the southeast waking up after a weekend of wildfires, red flag warnings and frightening evacuations. are in south carolina. first responders battling more than 170 wildfires as the governor here declared a state of emergency. this view of the blazes, captured during a plane landing in myrtle beach after powerful wind gusts approaching 30 miles an hour over the weekend, spread flames that reached several dozen feet into the sky. and we witnessed just how easily this kind of dry brush can fuel the fire. w

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and then her friend anna.se, she has to get. >> home to dad. >> and she. >> hasn't practiced those recital pieces. and that's the final denouement. of the book. we'll see what happens. >> well, it's spoil it here, but. >> that's part of it, right? >> each one part of this message. >> here is not. >> just about music, but about finding your own path, whatever it might be. >> that's right. >> and that i. >> believe we all. >> have muses, but. >> they appear. >> differently to each of us. it's not as if one person can have the cornucopia and access to inspiration. we all can. and but it. appears differently, i believe, to each of us. and some people have a little bit of a tricky time finding them. >> yeah. tori, is it also about accepting the fact that you're not doing something unusual when you start hearing your muses? i started preaching as a little boy in the church of god in christ, and people thought, what is this boy preaching? but i could hear in my own inner voice, this is what i wanted to do, is the boo

anna riley. >> gb news your thoughts. >> gb news. your thoughts. welcome. >> now do stay with us.m and suzan holder. very nice to see you both. >> morning, morning. >> morning, morning. >> we're having a good old there. >> we�*re having a good old there. before you joined us about the way they all looked at the oscars last night. and you, you reckon, guys, you reckon the women are there and they all look thin because they're all on this ozempic or most of them are. or a lot of them are. >> well, we were having this conversation outside about how women pulling other women apart is not a very good look. however, having said that, we are human and we all looked at the pictures and go, oh my god, all of these women really are on weight loss drugs when they clearly do not need to be on weight loss drugs. well, we don't know for sure. i mean, that's what they look like. >> there is a sort of an ozempic face that actually shows in their face more than it actually shows. that they go for the kind of, you know, the slimmer hips. and i�*m afraid it does show in. and i'm afraid it does show