closely affiliated with our friends to the south end in montana than we are with all of the people in ottawa wringing their hands over the smell of diesel exhaust. when people from alberta come to protest how badly we are being treated by ottawa. >> what is your message to donald trump? ten seconds. >> ten seconds. greenland, self-determination, please support alberta termination. promised lead to alberta in the same way you promised it to greenland. we will be an excellent partner to the united states and we will all prosper. >> we will see how big the delegation gets. how many calls you get, and maybe you will be governor of our 51st state what it's all said and done. love the hat. >> no political aspirations. i love spending time on my ranch. >> to light. you are in. welcome aboard. >> bill: good morning everybody. we are on executive order watch. it could be a big one. as soon as today, president trump may move to try to dissolve the department of education. he would order the education secretary lindy mcmahon, just sworn into that job to start that process. she is on record saying that

on the ice, the sharks north of the border in ottawa. second period san jose on the power play. tim liljegren scores his fifth goal of the season. the sharks had a 2 to 1 lead, but the senators exploded for four goals in the final period. ottawa wins it 5 to 3. san jose trying to start things early. lopez trying to slide this through. it's a go. the dream start for san jose. the earthquake striking early against sporting kc. chicho arango scores in the third minute. the quakes add to their lead in the 19th minute. san jose's other big offseason acquisition. josef martinez scores off the corner kick. san jose wins it two one. it's the quakes first win in kansas city in ten years. san jose is off to a20 start to the season for t te rst time since 2017. that's a look at your morning sports i'm anthony flores for today in the bay. great news there. anthony thanks so much. 26 past the hour on our sunday morning. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up cal fire is releasing new maps of what they're calling wildfire hazard zones. is your neighborhood at risk? plus, san f

let's go straight to cnn's paula newton, live in ottawa for reaction on this. paula, what is carney saying right now? >> well, listen, this race was not very suspenseful. what happens next very much will be jessica. and right now he is trying to lay out his vision again, staying very close to those issues that are most important to canadians. but right now, top of mind for canadians is that trade war that so many are fearful will turn into something so much more. given what donald trump has said himself in terms of the fact that he wants to try and break the canadian economy. let's listen in now, as mark carney is still delivering those remarks to the party faithful here in ottawa. >> danger across. >> the world and he will. >> also allow our planet to burn. pierre poilievre would. let our. >> planet burn. >> this is not leadership. it's ideology. it's ideology that betrays. >> what. >> we as. canadians value each other.

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. >> correspondent jay gray has more from ottawa.ey there. >> and let's start. >> with all the politics. involved here. overnight, banker. >> mark carney. >> elected as liberal leader by an overwhelming majority of members of that party, close to 86%. now he's expected to be sworn in as prime minister. sometime early. >> this week. >> as justin trudeau steps aside. and then he'll have to turn around. >> pretty. >> quickly and run. >> for reelection to maintain. >> that position against. >> the. conservative leader, pierre poilievre. >> this all unfolding as the back and forth. over tariffs and trade war between the. us and canada intensifies. >> my government will keep. >> our tariffs on until the americans show us respect. we didn't ask for this fight, but canadians are always ready. >> when. >> someone else drops the gloves. so the americans. >> they should make. >> no. >> mistake in trade, as in hockey canada will win. there is really a strong sense of nationalism across this country right now. we've seen protests at the us. >> em

she's joining us from ottawa. paula carney is known for his finance experience absolutely. >> he's known around the world. he would also be known, though, as one of those globalists that donald trump speaks of so much. and he reviles that kind of approach, whether it's in the economy or in geopolitics, wolf, canada is in the middle of an absolutely historic transition at this hour, as you said, we expect mark carney to be officially sworn in as prime minister sometime later this week. he is a former governor of the bank of canada, the bank of england helped usher britain through that brexit transition and really helped quite a bit in having global economies try and get over that 2008 financial crisis. what is preoccupying canada, though, is the conversation you have just been having and that those are those tariffs taking aim at canada right now. he got into some pretty pointed language in his acceptance speech. listen. >> the americans want our resources, our water, our land, our country. think about it. if they

. >> canadian coffee shop the morning owl in ottawa has renamed its popular americano coffee to a "canadianoning out the performance of "the star-spangled banner" in toronto. take a listen. >> [boos] >> michael: damn. canada's respect for america has gone down faster than curtis and hubert stevens, gold medalists in the two-man bobsled at the 1932 lake placid olympics. now that's how you do a bobsled metaphor, doug. [laughter and applause] big bobsled fans out here tonight. whatever the reason, trump has now pushed america and canada into a full-on trade war. for more, let's go live to the canadian border with our very own grace kuhlenschmidt! [cheers and applause] grace. grace, what's your analysis? >> it's pretty simple, michael. america is definitely in the wrong here. we're the bad guys. we suck. and when you've made a mistake, you have to take accountability and tell canada to shut the [bleep] up. >> michael: i'm sorry. tell canada to shut the [bleep] up? >> yeah, listen, america is in the wrong. no ifs, ands, or buts... but when canada starts talking shit, my dormant patriotic instinct

. >>> the sharks visiting ottawa.nators with brady tkachuk in the lineup after competing for team usa in the 4 nations challenge. he gives the boost with the power play goal in his first game back, and the senators win 5-3. >>> the quakes in kansas city played with a man down for most of the second half after hernan lopez receives a red card, but it doesn't matter too much, because earlier in the game joseph martinez capitalizes off this corner kick to put san jose up by two. the quakes win 2-1. first win in kc since 2015. >>> the dons hosting gonzaga at chase center with a second place on the line in the wcc. but bulldogs are playing their best basketball heading into march. greg finishes with a team high 23 points. gonzaga cruises past usf 95-75. >>> senior night in moraga as saint mary's hosted oregon state with the wcc regular season title already wrapped up. second half, augustus did his best steph curry impression to help the gaels pull away. he finishes with 25 points as saint mary's wins 74-64. they went 17-1

cbs's ed o'keefe is in the capital of ottawa with the latest on the tumultuous trade war. ed?> reporter: the latest threats add to just mounting anger across this country. not directed at the american people so much as the american president. with boo's and boycotts, canadians are voicing their displeasure with president trump. they're not amused by his punishing tariffser on aggressive taunts. >> so i think canada will be a serious contender to be our 51st state. >> not a snow ball's chance in hell. >> reporter: in grocery stores, not coulnsumers have become patriotic patrons. >> i decided tonight by-products because they're from the u.s. >> reporter: in liquor stores, anything american is taken out. they bought almost $350 billion in u.s. goods last year. the u.s. is the top travel destination for canadians with 24.million visits in 2024 for work or vacation and some may be offloading their vacation homes. >> i love going to the u.s. i spend a lot of time there. >> reporter: now you're curtailing that. >> yeah. >> reporter: all in direct response to what president trump is u

she advertises the rate for some ottawa. justin crudo resigned in january. this country deserves a real choice in the next election. after 9 years of office, the prime minister had become unpopular and been under pressure to go for some time . in the capitalist for his departure was the resignation of his deputy prime minister in finance minister chris your freedoms. in december. he's the one of the 2 front brothers and the liberal party leadership election idea. some people are really scared of canada fighting back the favorite though is not coming from a governor of the bank of canada, a governor of the bank of england and economic adviser to adjust intruder. i'm here to build the strongest economy for all canadians. the 2 of them are essentially trading on their credentials. chrissy or friesland is arguing that she negotiated the canada, us mexico free trade agreement, that she is an experience negotiator tried and tested in the political arena. mark carney, essentially a central banker. he is selling his credentials as someone who understands how economi

how does the rest of your time say reports from ottawa? of the prime minister adjusted intruders, spoke hours of to us president donald trump's power of the games. canada and mexico came into effect 2 days at canada is retaliation and immediately imposing 25 percent power of on $20000000000.00 worth of us impulse. any urge canadians to be unified in the face of the intense economic pressure ahead. you also urge americans don't understand that any economic impacts are based off or will be the result of their president's actions and then to, to address to donald trump himself. no, it's not in my habit to agree with the wall street journal. but donald, they point out that even though you're a very smart guy, this is a very dumb thing to do. should i also suggest that there was no point in further negotiations with the us, given what he thinks of donald trump's motivations for the trade was this to see a total collapse of the canadian economy. because that will make it easier to add excess. shortly after today's spoke, donald trump responded t

i'll assets and have rallied support from across syria to try and put those risings down, but the ottawa to say, well, they have been subjected to massacres. now we have heard some international reaction. the saudi foreign ministry released the statement condemning the uprising condemning the protest, pledging it support. so the syrian government situation in syria, a guidelines incredibly bought this house and i'll shut off to cobra. in december, the country has pretty much being divided into 3 areas of consult in the north, the turkish back forces around the province in particular, the city and national army. then in the northeast, the survey and democratic policies, the cody, for his fault, is which of box 5 washington. now a game. the situation has flared up that with this, between the city. and that's what i'll mean to me in democratic forces. they launched an offensive and that has to be boxed by that turkey, which is informing some of those curtis areas. and then in the south of a series, of course the is right. these have, they've been carrying out operations that it was seen as

wanted to settle schools and they have spent the months since they've come to power. prosecuting ottawa, the sick, the president outside, held for support to take off that you left. they viewed his exit from syria, them fleeting, syria as betrayal and minorities in syria, which either there are multitude of approved to be the enemy of h t s h t s. or who the, the stream of sunni is limit. uh, pretty goldman. uh, he is in the, in the central valley is the, sorry, the western parts from syria. maybe the follow. and then he had to a very hard lot. he's off with like anyone who isn't a sunni muslim is anatomy that they've tried to put on a good face, you know, civilized face. we've seen the leader of age. he has changed for a more traditional job, the government's to, to do business. and this is a man who has said thousands of his own sizes to the depth of suicide bombers. this is an organization that is secondarily to isis in the number of suicide bombings that they've stage. and they have gone now off to the by largest the pursuits and so far uh, kept more or less quad visa, the rugs, you

europe or happened thanks to european politics. rolanda has slammed the canada as shameful after ottawa chose to impose sanctions on the east african states over its involvement and the ongoing conflict in the democratic republic of congo. one to takes note of the statement by global affairs canada on the situation in eastern d. c. and finds the defamatory attribution to rwanda of a legit atrocities. unacceptable. canada cannot claim to welcome the efforts of regional actors in the peace process when it places the blame for all kinds of violations on rolanda and fails to hold the government accountable. canada silence on these grave human rights violations is wrong and shameful. in canada is the latest in a growing list of western countries to slash cigale with sanctions. well, that's just quite rolanda repeatedly denying, having a hand in the m 23 militant attacks as neighbor is suffering from. last week, the u. k announced it would hold a to, to rolanda and refrain from attending high level events, posted by gully. we discussed these developments with former rolanda and vice president

bought into the civil schools and they have spent the months since they've come to a post prosecuting ottawa the sick, the president outside held for supported him off the left. they viewed his exit from syria, them fleeting, syria as betrayal and minorities in syria, which, you know, there are multitude of approve to be the enemy of h t s h t s. over the stream of sunni is limits per domain uh, in the northern, in the central valley is the, sorry, the western parts of syria. maybe the follow and the see it through a very hard lot. he's off with like anyone who isn't a sunni muslim, is anatomy that they've tried to put on a good face, you know, civilized face. we've seen the leader of age. he has pain for a more traditional job. this government's to, to suit business. since this is a man who has said thousands of his own fights as to the depth of suicide bombers, this is an organization. but it's secondary leave to isis in the number of suicide bombings that they've stage. and they have gone now off to the minorities, the christians, and so far kept more or less quad. uh, these are the brand

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he has more from canada as capital ottawa. if everything this refrain from tyrus for canadian goods, that a compliance with the existing free trade agreements with the u. s. has only made canadian officials both at the federal and provincial. busy level even more angry. we can't keep on going through this psycho drama. the canadian foreign minister has said every 30 days, they never know what the tariffs may or may not be. and donald trump is a to, to the steve of our medium towers. we'll go ahead next week that's going to hit canada very hard and then they will be reciprocal tire of in april, donald trump, singling out canada as he was signing the executive order in the oval office talking about lumber. i'm very showing a great deal of anger about canadian impulse, but the very but we keep a hearing from officials now based from prime minister to data to the foreign minister and others of the provincial level is that's the point for k also is the point even if the tires don't go ahead on various sectors, that confusion is goi

thousands of people flag medicaid across the border and we've heard many titles such as we see with the ottawa community. we spoke to members of the share community to see who had fled and they were told that they were not. they are not able to return to syria that the but out that how does that villages have been but to the ground? and they've been told that if they were to they say certain death. now this echoes the words that we're having now from damascus about the other white community and what we see now, these messages being carried out, and they seem to be taking place across the launch pulse of the country. so the very real favorite is now that the country could defend into another. deadly civil war. had r t correspondence, dave sweeney. steve, thank you. the russian president, vladimir, and put and denounced for an interference in serbia's internal affairs and supported its legitimate authorities and a phone meeting with his counterpart in belgrade. alexander voltage in the call to discuss the importance of the 2 countries bilateral ties, the serbian later accepted russia's victory d

according for old fossil minority groups in syria, the sunni, she could ish drew's on ottawa to join them to oust the highest tower. i'll show i'm like the government of i'm and i'll shut off to vanquish terrorism the territory and bring about this new syria. the respects the, protects the rights of all the countries, minority groups. now these images all sadly shocking. the government moved it smells inside these areas of find quite all those protests, but it seems out that they have initiated a problem, particularly targeting the other why community, which associates with support for the former president bush outside who was ousted in december. the attack however, appeared to be lossy on somebody, and according to the syrian observant chief of human rights, at least $100.00 civilians believed to being killed. that desk told is likely to rise as the unrest continues. but the thing, the quite shocking, the government forces opening fire on a close belonging to otherwise in the city old homes, we see that a talk you a countryside farm workers lying dead in the field, shot and killed a

she advertises every for some kind of this capital. ottawa canadian flag sales have boomed following donald trump suggestion, but kind of become the 51st us state. every flag pin deco patch that we have with any key chain, anything with the counter, the flag on it has been flying off the shelf. trump is also up and the domestic politics. just a few weeks ago justin crew de resigned his leader of the liberal policy. finally acknowledging his leap on popularity. but now canadians a cheer and human as he confirms to donald trump on the issue of tyrants. even though you're a very smart guy. this is a very dumb thing to do. similarly, his liberal party has rebounded in the polls and have been on track for huge defeats of the next general election of the 9 year as an office. now the main issue is which party is best place to confront the us president before the trump threats and the temp folding of canada and to, to began to 50 for a state and government or 2 ago and so forth. it was about bread and butter issues, inflation the housing crisis, carbon taxes, and the attorneys were real plac

>> we take you live to ottawa, ontario, where canadian prime minister justin trudeau is holding a news conference in response to u.s. tariffs. live coverage here on c-span. >> at the same time, they're talking about working positively with russia, appeasing vladimir putin, a lying, murderous dictator. make that make sense. canadians are reasonable, and we are polite. but we will not back down from a fight. not when our country and the well-being of everyone in it is at stake. at the moment, the u.s. tariffs came into effect in the early hours of this morning, and so did the canadian response. canada will be implementing 25% tariffs against $155 billion worth of american goods. starting with tariffs on $30 billion worth of goods immediately, and tariffs on the remaining $125 billion of american products in 21 days' time. >> today we are forced to impose 25% tariffs on an amount of $155 billion of u.s. goods. $30 billion immediately, and in 21 days, $125 billion of american goods. on top of this. >> by filing dispute resolution claims at the world trade organization and through the usmca

the retaliation from china and from ottawa.opean futures lower 0.8 percent after notching a fresh record high yesterday on the defense trade, ftse 100 futures pointing to losses of 44 points. s&p futures turning more positive after a rout yesterday of 1.7%. the russell 2000 small caps were crushed, the nasdaq 100 tech names took a beating yesterday particularly the likes of nvidia. currently nasdaq 100 futures pointing to gains of 97 points, we will see if that holds as we build to the open in the u.s. markets now pricing close to three cuts from the federal reserve. the data from the u.s. is looking fragile. is u.s. exceptionalism coming to an end? and what will the impact of tariffs be in terms of growth and inflation? brent under pressure on the opec+ decision to put more oil into this market, down 0.7%. and bitcoin falling again, down 1.4% at 84,000 dollars. china will follow lawsuit at the wto against additional u.s. tariffs. president trump doubling levies on chinese goods. canada retaliating with tariffs which will event

we go sharks visiting the senators in ottawa. nice chain kid.od sharks on the power play. tyler toffoli fires at the net and scores from the sharp angle, tying it up at one a piece. and then later in the period, sharks on another power play. timothy liljegren grip it and rip it the slapshot past linus ullmark. two two game in the third. vitek vanecek. oh, no! caught behind the net and tim stutzle is there. easy peasy. 19th goal of the season for him. four third period goals for the sens and they win five three. let's kick it. quakes and kc where they had not won since 2015. just three minutes in. josef martinez up to chicho orango and he shoots and scores. one nil in a hurry for san jose. then in the 19th minute, off the corner, it's martinez to make it two nothing. and though the quakes were down a man for most of the second half, they do hang on to win two one. a much improved squad. bruce arenas working miracles down in san jose. it's their first two zero start since 2017. abc seven sports, sponsored by river rock casino j.r. >> larry, thank

and then today, san jose sent fan favorite fabian zetterlund to the ottawa senators for noah gregor,t and a 2025 second round pick. the sharks acquired zetterlund in the timo meyer trade, and he thought was going to be a big piece of the future. >> not easy, but we feel like we've we're going in the right direction and, you know, we're going to be a better team for it. maybe not today, but, you know down the road for sure. the hope is that this is kind of the last uh, you know, deadline where we're kind of shipping everyone out and it's, you know, it's time to start building. we have some good building blocks with our young guys. you know, we got some good vets here to. >> surprise in the nfl. today the seattle seahawks they're trading geno smith their quarterback to the raiders. and he'll reunite with marin native pete carroll who revived his career in seattle. so they're reunited. and the reports are the seahawks are going to really go hard after sam darnold as smith's replacement. darnold former 40 niner. fun moment at last night's lakers game. fan named mike bell chance to win 10

meanwhile, the san jose sharks trying to snap a seven-game losing streak taking on the ottawa senators late 3rd period. sharks down for 2 goalie off for the extra attacker. look at this. passing will smith deposits his 10th goal of the season sharks within one. a little for the equalizer with the goal is still pulled. but this time michael amadio puts it away with the empty netter. >> sharks with dropped their 8th straight. >> how about a little spring training? baseball giants facing the rival. dodgers top 7. to our encarnacion mamet's shot to dead center since a 2 run blast puts the giants ahead. 5, 4, we've got to the bottom of the 8th now tied at 5 brock show going field for the solo home run and the dodgers would go on to 6 to 5 china >> this spring. >> alright to the college level. now is senior night in moraga is the number. 23 saint mary's men's basketball team was playing host to oregon state's let's pick up the highlights late in the 1st half public. this morass cause between the legs, 2 augustus march alone. us who led all scorers with 25 points. and in the 2nd half gaels up

take a 5-4 lead but they end up falling short , the dodgers went back, six 5 >>> trucks visiting ottawas the team abuse with a power play goal and the senators win . >>> the quakes in kansas city and played with a man down for most of the second half after lopez receives a red card but it did not matter because earlier in the game joseph martinez capitalizes off this corner kick to put san jose up by two and the quakes win to-1, forced win since 2015. >>> he was honored at stanford senior night as the cardinals hosted smu pick of the second half he throws down a two-handed slam and then up three in the final seconds. he brings the house down with this put back dunk as the shot clock expires. he finishes with 26 points, is stanford wins , 73-78. >>> st. mary's won in moraga. 7450 forever oregon state and in berkeley, california win against boston college, 82 to the 71. that is sports. have a great day. >>> sticking with sports, hundreds of bay fc fans geared up for the start of the 2025 season at saturday's fanfest. there were games, giveaways and photo opportunities. sold-out event was

ottawa, i see, is trying to pass a law limiting the amount of time you can idle your car.now, i've been in canada in the winter. it's pretty fucking cold up. >> there. >> that's why we used to have snowbirds before we decided we didn't want to spend our money in the united states. >> and i don't think this i mean, the reasoning is it's going to put a dent in global warming. i don't think it is that you can only idle your car for a minute, i think remotely in three minutes. if you're in it before you can get going to warm it up. this just pisses people off. and it looks like as in america, they still haven't gotten the memo that this shit don't work. >> they. so you're against. >> that kind of stuff, right? >> look. >> though. >> i have got the. >> menu, i have received the memo to be a polite canadian. i have received the memo, sir. and, um, uh, you know. politicians win when they listen to people sincerely and hear what people are saying to them about their lives. and politicians lose when we think we are smarter than the people we work for. >> and and when we think our j