radar indicates a possible tornado sighted 25 miles northeast of cincinnati 83. moving to the northeast, an approximate 50 miles an hour in the newsroom at station, ohio, weatherman weatherman gilbert is watching his radar this way. i think some of something him cameras of studio cameras to the studio prepare for weather said weather. here's a weather bulletin from instant weather radar station is the weather radar now shows a developing in northeastern warren county and 50 miles the tornado was indicated by that strong echo to the southeast corner of the center of the screen. that familiar six hook now developing off the bottom of that tornado. and that thunderstorm, rather, the tracked apparently is taking it from northeastern county in a southeastern montgomery county in the central green curry at miami valley, disastrous services in dayton. the director, --, picks up the message and a police department misses link. this is burroughs. do you have a funnel sighted with our window is touching the ground not touchdown now all i i just you our window and god yes t

you have a fracking boom, is shell fracking here and the midwest and northeast depend on the supply fromg to affect natural gas prices and heating oil and electricity. they'll jump higher and a pipeline capacity issue. that's one and the other is the uaw is supporting the tariffs and auto ceos are not real happy about this so far. they say tariffs are a powerful tool in the tool box for undoing injustice of anti-worker trade deals and glad to see a american president take agryphys action on ending free trade disaster that's a bomb on the auto class. a lot of auto part cspan go back and forth across boarders multiple types and so many analysts are predicting some pickup truck prices jump $9, $10,000 because of issue with the tariffs. >> todd: that's a lot. that is a big nugget. >> it is. >> carley: and president trump said that there's going to be short term pain last night but anghon. another one is toys. this is a grim reality of tariffs and the reality is here. >> todd: all right, piro children, play with the toys that you already have and by that, i mean the entire room full that you

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. >> maurice: still ahead on the "cbs evening news," lonnie quinn with ice jams in the northeast andy are so dangerous. >> john: and we will have these stories, as well. >> i'm mark strassmann. going to college without taking on any debt. it gets better. students actually make money. that's tonight's "eye on america." ♪ ♪ >> i'm lilia luciano at the san ysidro border crossing near san diego. the president has called border security a national emergency so what is happening here and now? that's next on the "cbs evening news." ♪ ♪ >> maurice: president trump in his address last night talked up his crackdown on illegal immigration at the mexican border. today, to emphasize the point he sent his vice president defense secretary, and director of national intelligence to the border, to the town of eagle pass, texas. >> john: the vice president j.d. vance said mr. trump hopes to have the border wall completed by 2029. lilia luciano reports illegal border crossings are down dramatically. >> maurice: this is what the border looked like near el paso two years ago, as hundreds lined up to claim

. >> janice: feels like spring, we got winds across northeast and heavy rainfall lingering. showers andin woos will continue until friday and severe storm reports many, hundreds of high winds and hail. we had 22 confirmed tornados, relatively weak tornados causing structural damage. next round of snow, rain and wind coming into the west will be our next weather maker for central u.s. and lingering snow and rain and strong winds through friday morning for the northeast, including washington, d.c., up toward boston. winds could be 40 to 50 miles per hour into overnight and tomorrow morning. if you are traveling, you may not see rain or snow, winds will cause issues, 40 to 50 miles per hour along the coast is concerning. here is new york city, fairly light this, mo. this evening things ramp up in toward friday morning, peak wind gusts there and in boston and into the afternoon and overnight into friday. finally the system will exit. there is forecast today. next storm system in the west, rain, wind and snow, high fire danger for parts of the central u.s. today. in winds and dry

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and david, it is a brutal ride home as those storms move through the northeast. we're on alert for flash flooding and high winds that can take down trees. power outages a big concern. through the night, david. >> could be a tough night ahead. stephanie ramos leading us off steph thank you. let's get right to chief meteorologist lee goldberg of our station here in new york, wabc. lee, what do you see? >> david. wind driven downpours right here in new york now getting hit hard this evening. and then that soaking moves into new england even though we're in the home stretch. a lot of wind alerts across the eastern two thirds of the country. we had 100 high wind reports across the mid-atlantic near a 60 mile per hour gusts all the way up to trenton, new jersey. and right now it's heavy rain along the i-95 corridor. new york improves after about 8 or 9:00 tonight, but then it's a soaking for new england overnight. as we go into tomorrow morning, we still have some snow showers that are working through the great lakes and into the ohio valley. another major storm out we

where barbara jordan and mickey came from the northeast side of the 18th, we affectionately refer to it as fifth ward, the nickel. and the congresswoman, sheila jackson lee, came from the third ward area. we refer to as the tre, i come from the northwest side. acres homes, the northwest side. we affectionately refer to it as the fofo. we all have our unique styles but our passion lies in the representation of the people who trust us to represent them. i served in the texas legislature for 27 years. i'm the first african-american, well, the first person of color to represent that tate representative district. that district was 60% white. then i served as mayor of the city of houston for eight years. the second african-american mayor in the city's history. and quite frankly, when i was turned out i was getting ready to do some other things. sheila, unfortunately, passed. i was asked by some to step in. so now i have the privilege of building on what i have learned. my experience. my relationship. to build the foundation on top of what they have laid. represent the people. and then prep

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the same is true in columbia anywhere the support of northern brazil, particularly the northeast effects appears to be here. and as a line of significant shares drifting slowly east was are the smaller arms in the counter being we'll get, i think frequent charles during much profit wednesday the heavy rain. the storms in the panhandle of florida, disappearing in the tired and just very light chairs to hit the bahamas or cuba, or even southern mexico, which is not you speaking, enjoying warm sunshine, which is true of some of the us. but this is very clearly a big storm system, reckoning through that's what cools tonight is by the way, now it's on its way out. now. it is tucking into hines in cold weather. so when she was a small snider for the great lights of the site in times of snow in california or rain, you know like of the between 201120138 syrian military police defect to code named caesar collected thousands of photographs of dead and torch and civilian detainees, i says, to do was sent to my department to watch me off to fling, syria sees a file saved his testimony to the extreme

[applause] it was 10 years ago right off northeast boulevard on thatcher street in wilmington -- i remember one math class. no matter what i did, i could not get the students engaged in the subject. i could not get them to care how you calculate the slope of a line. as i'm sure you all know, it is rise over run -- you divide the rise by the run. but i remember that day, my strategy was failing. i arranged for the kids to get hand -- hands-on and taught them how to code, basic programming tasks. suddenly, every student was not just engaged but thriving. suddenly, they could see why math mattered, how it animates the world around them, how it might shape their future careers. for many of my seventh grade students, this was more than an engaging math class. it was a pathway to success. teachers live for moments like that. i know i do. but as i have also experienced, there was a lot of struggle. you never really get the resources you need in order to do right by our kids. you do what you can with what little you have. i have seen teachers make a lot of sacrifices to do heroic work. they need su

live in the northeast. oh, no woman was taking out the trash when ice forced her to do one of those unexpected little dances that never work out. we've all been there. >> oh, a little break dance after. >> yeah. >> then she had some serious struggles to just get up. the good news, though, her home. she's okay. right? the prompter says the good news that her trash bag didn't break, but she got up, right? so she seems okay. it seems. >> while she was on the ground, though, she was looking like. an olympic athlete. >> she also. >> released the video, so she must be fine because this is her house. >> all right. this must have a good. >> if breakdancing was still the no. one pick sport. >> did they get rid of it already? >> she could. >> be on. >> their one and done. oh, no. >> what was the. >> reagan reagan reagan. >> halloween costume ever? and finally, to the golden retriever that apparently wants to be a plumber when he grows up. >> oh, look at this. it happened in denmark this year, and a half old pooch nam

the warmth across the northeast and across a good chunk of the u.s.anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees warmer. new york, 57. but look at this cold air pushing in for the weekend and northeast from the upper 50s to the teens tonight. it is going to be a huge drop and very quick, and temperatures drop along with them all the way across the u.s. into the teens. red flag warnings across the >> greg: every time it happens i come in from chicago, the cold air follows me, and guess what, that cold air moving into the midwest for a big hockey game that they got going on, janai. it's going to be quite a change from the 50s over the last couple of days. >> janai: so do we thank you, greg? >> greg: no, you don't. you blame me. all of the blame. right here. >> janai: we thank you for being here nonetheless, greg. >> greg: no problem. >> janai: now a first for ohio stadium. it is getting ready to host its first ever outdoor nhl game. 90,000 fans are expected to be there today as the columbus blue jackets take on the detroit red wings. it's all part of the nhl's stadium

we're looking at sunny skies, rain and snow for portions o cod atlantic, parts of the northeast. 41 in philadelphia. 23 in bangor. that's your monday forecast. >> thanks so much, michelle. >>> pope francis remains in the hospital this morning in stable condition. the vatican says the pontiff rested well overnight after a breathing scare on friday. pope francis did not need breathing assistance sunday, though he was still getting extra oxygen. the vatican says the pope was able to participate in sunday mass and issued thanks for the prayers of well-wishers. >>> strict security measures in place this year. >>> and chaos on a cruise ship off the coast of new zealand. the first time you try bounce, it hits you. your laundry feels way fresher, softer. so you start to wonder. if i put a sheet of bounce on the finance guy, will it make him softer? bounce can't do it all but for better laundry, ♪ put a sheet on it with bounce. ♪ aveeno introduces new daily moisturizing cream. it's clinically proven tooisturize dry skin for 48 hours. and instantly strengthen skin's barrier. for softer, smoother

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for the northeast, there goes the system, taking all the raia with it. we have lingering snowshowers with cold winds coming off the lakes. wind gusts are going to be across this region today. out west, winter alerts for a lot of folks. one system is going to work from the great basin to the rockies bringing heavy snow for folks there, and additional rainfall will happen across southern california through the day today. california dries out tomorrow. but we do start to see unsettled weather across the southwest and some snow well from washington to philadelphia. 55 in new york city with mostly cloudy skies. buffalo picking up some additional snow with showers coming off the lake. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >> thanks so much, angie. >>> one of the world's most active volcanos is erupting to new heights. a webcam captured the massive mountain fountains at hawawaii' kilauea volcano, firing 600 feet into the air. it is no threat to any residential areas. >>> "early today" is back in a moment with a missing teen found safe after

so here's the deal with that northeast system. it moves out, takes most of the rain. >> with it.across the lake. so still some. >> snow. >> showers in the. >> picture downwind. >> of the. >> lake specifically for parts of interior northeast. we'll see plenty of us under these wind alerts to 68 million people from this lasting storm system as it moves. >> away. >> 3040 plus mile. >> per. >> hour winds across that area out west. we've got a whole lot of winter alerts up from parts of the rockies to the great basin. this is going to be kind of a22 storm system situation. we've got. >> one that's. >> going to bring the heavy snow to the great basin and the central rockies. and then we've. >> got another that brings some rain, much needed rain, i'll say, across. >> parts of southern california. >> by tomorrow. >> california dries. >> out. >> but we see unsettled weather across the southwest, and we get this kind of storm system that works across. it's a quick mover. it'll bring us kind of. >> a narrow. >> band of some snow showers over parts of the great lakes and the midwest, and thi

a winter storm opponents way across the northeast. that's not what fixing the north east of canada behind that we've got some very strong cold winds. but the large areas of the us, it is a pretty quiet picture. we've got a critical fly, a danger across the southern plains where we are expecting the development of some west. so whether, as we start into the new week for sunday in to monday, it's gonna be the west coast that sees more in the way of a wintery mix, working its way into california, with the weather as well, flipping its way for the cell that will cool things down and bring some snow to the mountains out east however, temperature is all set to pick up. after a pretty cold bloss slip swept its way in. we're also seeing temp, just pick up down in the very south dallas a 28 degrees celsius on monday. not so long as you settled in quiet picture across the caribbean and central america. go to trailing weather system, bringing some storms with bus rain to the bahamas is set to get west coast east and pots of cuba on sunday, and w

snowshowers still wrapping around the great lakes, even as we get through tomorrow and parts of the northeast. we'll see some slick spots. 39 million people mainly looking at strong wind gusts, but we've got the potential for tornados. nonorfolk, raleigh, wilmington d jacksonville to pittsburgh are dealing with those ingredients for some of those storms to fire up later today. 95 million people meanwhile are under wind alerts. you -60s in washington, d.c. and richmond. 57 with rain today in new york city. boston tops out at 57 this afternoon. and that's a look at your forecast. >>> a heartwarming moment during president trump's address to congress. >> and tonight, dj, we are going to do you the biggest honor of them all. i am asking our new secret service director, shawn curran to officially make you an agent of the united states secret service. >> dj daniels getting his wish of becoming an officer after being sworn in as an honorary secretervice agent. the 13-year-old has suffered from brain cancer since 2018. he was held up by his father, while showing off his new badge. daniels also shared

on saturday, the crew killed more than a 100 civilians in the northeast. at estimated 36000 nigeria hasn't been killed by boat going on over the past 11 years. the surprising they know 11 did for some time. with this, most, lots of terrorist groups was sourcing them more than a 1000 things from the an idea of, you know, i mean has capture the t 55 and the tank and the high tech ahmed personnel carrier or a pc from easily mr. ripples in yesterday's back to the income to the foreigners date . the weaponry used by the terrorist was terrifying. an unusual, lo goes, had never seen anything like it to not been to god. hi, how does that does so much? because if it is i could look at to be asked to be independent. it gives a bod on the inside. don't you learn to adopt? asked him to look into it gives a box to someone to another lady that has can cause you know, to him 2022. the president of nigeria spoke about the boca hire a militant sources for the latest weapons that are going to a temporary situation in this they have and that, and you more and you create as m

breeding some of the most sought after ducks in the world, supplying the best restaurants in the northeastnder quarantine. >> reporter: crashing down six weeks ago. >> we check them every day, birds flock together, i saw a series of dead ones. >> reporter: the ducks tested positive for bird flu. >> never seen anything quite like this, this quick, this fast. i knew this meant everything would be gone. >> reporter: the same day he let go of 45 staff members. >> rank it with the death of my parents as the most devastating times of my life. >> reporter: then you had to euthanize, what was it like? >> it sickened me. just horrible, sickening, disgusting day after day feeling for about a week until you have nothing left. >> reporter: 99,000 prize ducks, his entire flock gone, now decaying in a barn on his property. corwin's ducks now among 166 million birds culled because of the bird flu nationwide since 2022. this week the trump administration announced its strategy to deal with the crisis and bring down the price of eggs. dedicating $500 million to biosecurity and exploring a vaccine, stopping

in the meantime, we have got cold and normal temperatures in place across the northeast today.stays in place tomorrow before moving out and moderating those temperatures as we go into the middle of the week. jericka, back to you. >> grant gilmore, thank you so much. >>> tonight, ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy says he is ready to sign a minerals deal with the united states. the issue was among those prompting friday's oval office shouting match that shocked the world. today 19 leaders from europe and canada met in london, rallying to defend ukraine against russia. cbs's remi inocencio is there with the very latest. remy? >> reporter: jericka, good evening. and the take away from these crisis talks is reaffirmed european support for ukraine from a coalition of the willing, those words from british prime minister keir starmer. and he is leading the charge for a ceasefire plan that gets president trump back on board. >> it would be a -- >> reporter: from an american catastrophe, president trump humiliating president zelenskyy at the white house on friday. to european civil

baffled with some pretty wild weather on thursday some whatsoever as. 8 will continue to affect the northeast with showers and pots of egypt. and this is the rain that's going to splash back into the event. we've got some wintery conditions for iran, and you can see that folder, right. putting its way across the western parts of saudi arabia, bringing some stronger winds with possible thunder storms to the gulf. a weekly look at the world's top, the business stories. how do you see the relationship with china developing over the course of the, from the space? from global markets and economies, the big question here is, begins still a safe haven policy to understand how it affects day 933000. it was still on stripe, put it face a credit rating, downgrade as a result. counting the cost on down to 0. examining the impact of today's headlines, the russians or some of the restaurants will wait and that will be launch the in the agent setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions that very on sort of the studies because of that. and this is the variance of that is what it is. of course, internation

on saturday the crew killed more than a 100 civilians in the northeast. i'd estimate the 36000 nigerians have been killed by foot, caught them over the past 11 years. the surprising they know 11 did for some time. with this most love to see of terrorist groups was sourcing them more than a 1000 things from the phonology erie anatomy has come to the t 55 ahmed tank, and the high tech ahmed personnel carrier or a pc from easily. mr. ripple's in yesterday's back with income due to bonus data. the weaponry used by the terrorist was terrifying and unusual. the locals had never seen anything like it to not being to god. hi, how does that cost so much? because of what, what does that mean has to be independent because of all odd that we can do inside the condenser has can be moved into it gives a bar a summer. so i know that it has to do because you know, to me in 2022 the president of nigeria spoke about the boca hire a militant sources for the latest weapons that are going to, kimberly situation in this. they have that angel more and you create so as major sou

baffled with some pretty wild weather on thursday some whatsoever as. 8 will continue to affect the northeast with showers and pots of egypt. and this is the rain that's going to splash back into the event. we've got some wintery conditions for iran, and you can see that folder, right. putting its way across the western parts of saudi arabia, bringing some stronger wins with possible thunderstorms to the gulf. the or the hello. i'm adrian said again, this is counting the cost on i'll just see or you'll, we can look at the business of the comics. this week, a good deal or distortion. ukraine has agreed upon access to a revenue from its mineral wells to the us bus.

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but in general, all things being equal, because that refined oil from canada goes to the northeast. listen up. phil, the gas could go up by as much as 20 to $0.40 a gallon in the northeast, because that refined gasoline, that refined oil is coming from canada into the united states, it's not going to be equal everywhere in the country. but believe me, it is going to hurt. and that's if president trump sticks to 10% on energy. and again, if canada doesn't put a surtax on that, because that is something that they are talking about they don't want to do, but it is on the table. >> yeah. it will be fascinating to watch. paula newton as always. great reporting. thanks so much. joining me now is ontario premier doug ford. sir appreciate your time. your reaction i guess to start with this 30 day reprieve on auto tariffs that are compliant with that trade deal that we were just hearing about the usmca. >> well, first of all, thanks for having me on, phil. and i just want to emphasize that canadians love americans. they love the u.s. there's one person that's causing this problem, and that's

>> well, you live it right here in the northeast, right? most expensive prices for natural gas in the northeast. new england, frankly quite criminal. what they have to pay for natural gas. there's only one reason for that. it's not supply. >> and you're ready. >> we're ready to go. hopefully the administration's ready to go. hopefully the governor's up there ready to go. i know the utilities are ready to go, and we darn well know the consumers are ready. >> to go right now. one last question, because we have to flesh out what the tariffs mean. are you the toll collector who collects the money? >> no, we will not be the toll collector because we don't take ownership of that product going back and forth. >> so you're just a toll road. >> yeah. you think about us as the amazon delivery person, right? or that's exactly how we're structured. we'll pick up your product, we'll store your product, we'll deliver your product. but we don't make money on your product. that's up for you to sell. and then obviously the tariff will be paid on one end of

that system as you go into your day tomorrow will move into the ohio valley and eventually the northeastthe most part it is offshore but what it brought to the area not so much a precipitation-wind advisories, all through the northern plains into the ohio valley, could see some gusts, 40, 50, maybe 60 miles per hour, the areas shaded in pink, fire watch is in effect, red flag warnings. careful any sort of open flame in this area, where there is really going to be those temperature swings. we talked about it being very mild tomorrow in new york city, you better come even a bigger disparity, 60 degrees tomorrow, get to sunday is only 33. it is 19 in the morning on sunday, feeling like 10 degrees with that wind. gentlemen? >> john: lonnie, here there might be some trouble in the south was in fear storms? >> that is where we see the coming in like a lion. first and foremost from texas anywhere to the tennessee valley on tuesday, there is that threat for tornadoes down there. that moves into the southeast from georgia up into virginia by the time you get to wednesday. so yep, it is going to g

and a bit of a wintry mix to the higher ground, which are as well across the northeast of india with some thunderstorms for the 7 states. and as we edge further east, while the weather is ton, pretty wild across east asia. after a pretty mild we can, we still attempt as well above the average for the likes of japan, the korean peninsula. but the cold bloss has been brought in behind that weather system that's bringing west to weather, to much of japan, eastern and southern parts of china with a wintery mix developing out west that will eventually push its way further east, across the korean peninsula, bringing a wintry mix to so on tuesday, the muslim community in diana, living in a 5 range are being called to this country. we're blessed. we live in harmony with all different regions. i'll just give a wealth, travels to south america for a guy, and these rama times as long as the lakes and they enjoy doing it. we have a rich country in terms of diversity, and that is something that we can celebrate. swam is as in diana, on alice's era, the disease fire and gaza hangs in the balance,

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