pamela: es difÍcil. michelle: ¿ cÓmo no te conmueve?antenerla con una buena calidad de vida. sonrÍe, manda besitos, aquÍ le mandamos el besito a su mamÁ y a marie tambiÉn. borja: la vida de esta niÑa es un milagro de amor. precisamente el pasado fin de semana festejaron su cuarto cumpleaÑos. Éste es un regalo digno de ser celebrado por todo lo alto. vemos las imÁgenes de que no hay mayor sostÉn para la pequeÑa madison, que la esperanza y la consagraciÓn de sus seres queridos. desde aquÍ les enviamos felicidades y ojalÁ hagan la diferencia y podamos ayudar a esta familia. michelle: amor eterno, es lo que representan nuestros hijos. felicidades por lo que has hecho, un duro trabajo. estamos contigo, no estÁ sola. pamela: gracias por este reportaje, asÍ nos despedimos, pero pueden seguir conectados. michelle: recuerden que maÑana tienen una cita con nosotros a las 5:00 de su hora de

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pamela. >> all right.and we're expecting to hear from the prime minister of canada, justin trudeau, who is obviously talking about canada's retaliation and response and says that less than 1% of fentanyl crosses the the border. just ahead, vice president jd vance making new comments about ukraine. that's next. stay with us. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper returns sunday at nine on cnn. >> this is what joint pain looks like when you keep moving with aleve. just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted joint pain relief. aleve. strength to last 12 hours. >> with allegra. >> i hope. >> you can stop being sneezy without feeling sleepy. get 0% brain interference for fast non-drowsy allergy relief. with allegra, it's a no brainer. see disney's snow white, march 21st rated pg. >> this march at renewal by andersen. replace your windows, your patio doors, or your entry door, and we're going to give you an amazing opportunity. you ready? pay nothing. and i mean zero. zilch, nada. for 12 months. just to be c

pamela. excuse me?is is something that i think is definitely going to receive a reaction from the president and the white house. this is some of the strongest language we have heard yet from the prime minister. a couple of things that really struck out to me, um, stuck out to me from what he has said. he said that they have stepped up, that they have been engaging repeatedly in conversations, as recently in the last couple of days with the trump administration, that they are doing everything that they can. um, as you mentioned, i think the point where he was addressing donald, he was addressed in the present directly by name, using that harsh language, going on to say, you know, we've worked together, we've had a relationship for several years. we've done big things together. we should be working together now. all things that we have heard, you know, him say, and maybe more nicer or friendlier terms before, but now you're hearing a very direct, harsh language from the prime minister. look, i mean, from

great to have you on. >> it's pamela. >> i can hear you. >> yep, i can hear you. great. >> when we think, fareed, we should mention. president trump's sweeping tariffs on mexico and canada are raising enormous concerns over how america is treating two of its biggest trading partners. and it comes as the white house further aligns itself with u.s. adversaries like russia and its authoritarian leader, vladimir putin, all while shifting away from ukraine and clashing with president zelenskyy. >> joining us now is cnn's fareed zakaria. fareed, thank you so much for being here with us. i want to begin with these tariffs. what impact will they have on americans? >> oh, they'll be. >> they're very significant. >> they're very substantial. >> so if you take american. cars the way over the. >> last 25. >> years that. >> the car. >> industry has made american cars is. >> to create. >> an integrated. >> supply chain with canada and mexico. what that means is some parts are made in canada, some parts are made in mexico, a lot. >> is made. >> in the u.s. the parts move back an

thank you very, very much, pamela. >> and still ahead this hour, rfk jr. promised democrats that he would change his message about vaccination as health secretary. what he is saying this morning as a deadly measles outbreak spreads in texas. >> and that's so worrisome. and later, the former new york governor, andrew cuomo, says he's running for mayor of new york city. we'll ask the current governor, kathy hochul, if her former boss is ready for a political comeback. stay with us. you're in the situation room. >> harakat al-muqawama al-islamiyya. amid upheaval and sweeping changes. >> the president. >> of the united states. >> trump heads to capitol hill to share what's next. follow cnn for complete coverage and in-depth analysis. the presidential address to congress tomorrow at eight on cnn. >> are you one of the millions of americans who suffer from an upset stomach after a big meal? try pepto-bismol. unlike some products, pepto coats and soothes your digestive system to provide fast five symptom relief. stock up on pepto today. >> work. play. blink. reli

pamela: gracias por este reportaje, asÍ nos despedimos, pero pueden seguir conectados.helle: recuerden que maÑana tienen una cita con nosotros a las 5:00 de su hora de >> buenas noches, iniciamos, el abucheo de la oposiciÓn y llamados al orden es como donald trump dio su primer discurso la naciÓn, no es considerado como mensaje de la naciÓn y se dio cuenta de las acciones en su primer mes de mandato. stephanie no soporto. se trata de un mensaje que su estrategia legislativa para prometerle que comprÉ en campaÑa, a hacer estados unidos grande de nuevo, aranceles impuestos amÉrica y canadÁ y por los impuestos a china y en una sesiÓn conjunta entre los jueces de la suprema corte trabajadores despedidos por la agencia de asistencia gubernamental es como donald trump dio su primer mensaje a la naciÓn. el primer mes y es el mÁs exitoso. tensiones comerciales en norteamÉrica. >> el 2 de abril los aranceles entrarÁn y los que nos carguen se los vamos a cargar a ellos. >> productos importados y 10% adicionales a los de china. tambiÉn 25% sobre mÁs de 20,000 millones por relacion

appreciate it. >> thank you wolf. >> pamela. >> all right. thank you, wolf. and still ahead, from your fire to your hired. we're joined by new york governor kathy hochul on the recruitment effort targeting federal workers. and we'll get her take on a controversial figure entering the new york city mayor's race. you're in the situation room. >> speak now or forever. >> hold your. >> only took for our cough. >> liquid. >> oh. >> unlike robitussin dm liquid, delsym 12 hour liquid offers 12 hours of cough relief all day or night. delsym cough. crisis averted. >> hourly amazon. employees earn an average of over $22 per hour in communities across. >> america. >> hey. >> we're going big tonight. >> let's go. >> amazon offers hourly employees health care on day one for the whole family. safety. >> oh. should i go, mom? no, don't. >> don't tell your mother. >> anything. >> yeah. >> your worst nightmare. >> your car broke down. >> now you're worried if it's going to cost you a fortune in repair bills. unless you already call carshield the number one auto protection com

. >> starting today, you can catch wolf blitzer pamela brown weekdays from 10 a.m. to noon eastern. john. >> all right. this morning, new reporting that supreme court justices are privately nervous about the cases against the trump administration that are making their way through the court system. cnn chief legal affairs correspondent paula reid is with us now with this new reporting. paula, what are you hearing? >> yeah. john, look, it's clear that the trump white house and the supreme court, they are on a collision course. we know there are dozens of lawsuits challenging president trump's use of executive power, his efforts to cull the power of the federal government. in fact, the supreme court is currently actively considering two of these lawsuits. and this was widely expected. the trump lawyers expected this. i'm sure the court expected this. but one of the big questions outstanding is whether the trump administration would follow an order that does not go their way, even if it comes from the supreme court. some officials have left that an open question. so our colleague john f

the joe biden is going to be re elected with pamela harris . i'm all of the various slides that were turned out to be completely false and proven on election night back in november. then in your view, how does the binding r t compared to the previous social media? censorship of independent voices, especially under u. s. government pressure. they made a crime to work with r t, and that's the kind of the crux of the letter as well. this letter goes to the fact that it is the legal for us citizens to work with our team. we cannot even volunteer for our team. if we just set as journalists where he is going to work for free, because we believe so much in the mission of our tea. that's a crime under the the 2nd ships. and then that's a huge problem. you're essentially saying we are making it illegal for you to work with a particular news organization because we disagree with the ideas that might come through that would. you also tells you a lot about the influence that the us government has over every other media organization. not just in the united

the joe biden is going to be re elected with pamela harris. all of the various slides that were turned out to be completely false and proven on election night. back in november, the federal government, joe biden say you can speak from the state and group that gives you voice of america radio, free europe. how come p b s n p r? that's no problem. i b, b, c. no, but i, i don't understand. so this has come, this has got to come to an end and not only that, my friend people love this, they love you. they loved just opinion fact and it was not true. 7 the don't. 7 c should if you don't like it, don't watch it. then in your view, how does binding r t compared to the previous social media? censorship of independent voices, especially under u. s. government pressure. they made a crime to work with r t. and that's the kind of the crux of the letter as well. this letter goes to the fact that it is illegal for us citizens to work with our team. we cannot even volunteer for our team. if we just set as journalist where he is going to work for free because

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. >> pamela, you need to do better than that.good news. >> i know you do. all right. dave's cloud cover out there. maybe a few breaks in there. not many. this is a weak system, but it looks like a week where we're going to stay on the cool side, and some rain is on the way. but more likely, wednesday night into thursday, this system won't do too much. 40 on the temps here. for majority, these will be the lows. a system will drag across us today, giving us mostly cloudy skies. if there's any rain, it will be light and i mean 0.01 to a trace probably would cover it. a lot of clouds, a light hit and miss showers. staying cool though. mainly upper 50s for many to near 60 for san jose. all right. south here. gilroy. >> yeah. you know gilroy not doing very well right now, steve. and i'll tell you why. we've had a crash on 152 at 156 involving a big rig, and it is actually causing a huge delay, not only on 152, but 156, where they come together. a big rig went through a center divide and hit other cars. and now that whole area near casa

the real winner, actually was the last showgirls star pamela anderson. won the razzie redeemer award, which honors past recipients who delivered a great performance. >> i heard she was good in that. although i did not see the movie, i didn't see any of these you guys. >> i didn't either. kristen. >> no, i don't know if i should be offended or happy, you know what i mean? if you're nominated for one of those awards. >> well, if you. >> win, your name is still out there. >> if you win a razzie, isn't that sort of a little bit of redemption, you think? >> i guess. >> i. >> think so. >> but a good reminder that the oscars are, you know, this weekend. >> yes. yeah. >> that's important. >> we only watch, you know, high brow films around here like fast and furious ten. >> speak for yourself. this is not quite the same thing, but i do think it's really amazing, right. for demi moore, who she was in the team brat pack and all that and not really given a lot of respect. and now she's nominated and has a good chance to win best actress. yeah. >> so i think she's go

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please join pamela brown and me every weekday from 10 a.m. to 12 noon eastern. we'll be covering the most important stories from around the world and across the country. until then, thanks very much for watching. erin burnett outfront starts right now. >> outfront next, the breaking news. no apologies. zelenskyy speaking moments ago for the first time since the president and vice president of the united states berated him for the world to see russian dissident chess champion garry kasparov joins me, along with senator richard blumenthal, who met with zelenskyy today. also breaking new details about the sudden and mysterious death of actor gene hackman, his wife and dog, a couple who has known hackman and his wife for 30 years are speaking out tonight outfront. plus, china and russia now recruiting fired u.s. federal workers. and we'll tell you why. let's go out front. and good evening. i'm erin burnett on this friday, an outfront tonight, the breaking news president volodymyr zelenskyy not apologizing. the president of ukraine just moments ago responding to trum

we spoke earlier with pamela jia paul and she mentioned that democrats will be diggified.uiet in their seattle as the president speak, nose who have chosen to be there in the chamber. you have ten of millions potentially watching tonight, people looking to see how this party will be in opposition to the president in some unified way. is this the right response for them on this moment on this night? >> yes, because this won't be the only opportunity for them to respond. 24 is the biggest stage that the president has been on since being inaugurated. he's done a lot of things that have aingeered and upset not just the democrats in the chamber but people around the country and i think there are a lot of people within the democratic party who are looking to members to reflect the anger and the frustration and i think we'll see a range of reactions from sitting silently, i wouldn't be surprised and it's been reported that some members of congress have said that they will walk out if he says specific lines that they do not like. i think that is more than appropriate. inif i it in

pamela in maryland. you are next. caller: hi, pedro. republicans have very short memories. they never stood up for president obama or president biden when they spoke. now, all of a sudden, it is disgraceful. it is kind of funny how hypocritical that is. just wanted to say that. host: sean up next in baltimore. independent line. caller: good day to you. i enjoy the speech last night. i don't agree with everything he said last night but i think trump is on point with a lot of stuff. in my opinion, all these people interrupting on both sides, it needs to stop. overall, i appreciate what trump did. all of these people calling him a fascist, i don't know what dimension they are from. biden and obama, the stuff they did, it was just unreal, communism, socialism. al green, that clownish behavior, that was unheard of. i tell you what. these democrats better get it together because the stuff they are doing, the way they acted last night, it is going to allow the republicans to run washington for the next 20 years. they are going to vote against the bill to keep biological men out of

. >> pamela anderson maybe? >> pamela anderson maybe?ose so. >> yeah, yeah, it's big news. big news? >> yeah, poor old pammy. >> yeah, poor old pammy. >> but world war iii. >> but world war iii. >> you know, people come through all the time and she's just going to have to get used to the fact that she's yesterday's blonde trump. >> i won't put. >> i won't put. >> up with zelenskyy. >> up with zelenskyy. >> for. >> for. >> much longer. a fresh. salvo as president considers ending ukraine aid. i don't suppose anyone remotely interested in the news has managed to avoid this ongoing sliding catastrophe over the last few days since friday, the meeting that blew up in the white house, the extraordinarily bad blood that emerged between zelenskyy vance and trump, it still remains, i think, for a lot of people, the sort of black gold or white black dress kind of media event of recent years, depending on who who is felt to have provoked this sort of sudden. >> to be the bad blood was there >> to be the had blood was there in the weeks leading up t

. >> pamela anderson maybe? >> pamela anderson maybe?ose so. >> yeah, yeah, it's big news. big news? >> yeah, poor old pammy. >> yeah, poor old pammy. >> but world war iii. >> but world war iii. >> you know, people come through all the time and she's just going to have to get used to the fact that she's yesterday's blonde trump. >> i won't put. >> i won't put. >> up with zelenskyy. >> up with zelenskyy. >> for. >> for. >> much longer. a fresh. salvo as president considers ending ukraine aid. i don't suppose anyone remotely interested in the news has managed to avoid this ongoing sliding catastrophe over the last few days since friday, the meeting that blew up in the white house, the extraordinarily bad blood that emerged between zelenskyy vance and trump, it still remains, i think, for a lot of people, the sort of black gold or white black dress kind of media event of recent years, depending on who who is felt to have provoked this sort of sudden. >> to be the bad blood was there >> to be the had blood was there in the weeks leading up t