today we're training for sunday's big game with major robert shine of the louisiana air national guardrain for this all year. >> his mission is enforcing the faa's 30 mile lockdown of the airspace around new orleans for the super bowl in his fighter jet. this exercise highlights a worst case scenario, plane flying into restricted airspace heading towards the superdome and not responding to radio calls. at high speeds a trio of fully armed fighter planes is able to get the pilot's attention and firmly guide them away in a different direction. the mission to protect the skies on super bowl sunday comes a month after the new year's terror attack. this week it's all hands on deck to make sure nothing like that happens again. >> we have a very layered approach defending the super bowl this year. rest assured we watch the skies so you can watch the game. >> i have a whole new level of respect for these men and women. how easy they make it look. like he said just like the teams playing on sunday, they practice every day to keep us all safe. sandra. >> sandra: how did it feel up there? >> it w

commander maryland air national guard. brigadier general amy kritzer director. joint staff. maryland national guard. lieutenant general. stop dingle. retired major linda singh retired command sergeant major david senior enlisted leader maryland guard. we've seen a very special welcome to the family members of harriet tubman who have traveled today. flowers will now be presented to the family. this token of recognition is from the national guard association of maryland. and if i ask the family, please stand up. thank you. so. it is my pleasure to introduce the 31st adjutant general of, the maryland national guard, major general janine birkhead. thank you. thank you. thank. i am today the legislation to allow for the passage of this initiative. this summit would not have been possible without partnership of fashion chairs. and michael jackson, who helped lead the effort by serving as the bill's sponsor, sd 77. thank you, senator jackson, for the tireless work supporting. dallas guard and the veterans. i'd also like to delegate edith patterson for joining us in this effort. she

today we're training for sunday's big game with major robert nomad shine of the louisiana air nationalighter squadron. >> we train for this all year just like the teams that are playing. >> reporter: his mission, along with norad, is enforcing the faa's lockdown of the air space around new orleans for the super bowl in his f-15 fighter jet. if. [background sounds] >> reporter: this exercise highlights a a worst case scenario, a plane flying into restricted air space heading towards the super dome and not responding to radio calls. >> you have been intercepted for trespassing -- [inaudible] if. >> reporter: after some aggressive maneuvers at high speeds, a trio of fully-armed fighter planes is finally able to get the pilot's attention and firmly guide them away in a different derek. if -- direction. norad's mission to protect the skies on super bowl sunday comes a month after the new year's terror attack, and this week it's all hands on deck to make sure nothing like that happens again. >> we have a very layered approach the defending the super bowl this year, so rest assured we're watc

it was so much fun going up with louisiana air national guard to see what they are doing on super bowlp the skies around new orleans safe. that's covered on every level across new orleans, for the hundred plus thousand fans that are going to be here. on the land, in the ground, in coming in the air. if you go to the french quarter you will notice there are new barriers that have been installed since last month's terror attack and a new enhanced security zone where national guard troops are checking every large bag what comes through. that is where we met up with the special agent in charge she was leading federal coordination for security and he told us given the flood of federal resources sent in following last month's attack this super bowl will be the most secure in history. on the waters you have cvp air and marine operations with boats patrolling the mississippi river, blackhawk helicopters you probably just heard flying over across the city with quick response, teams ready to go to anything that might pop up. there are 2 dozen federal agencies, more than 2000 law enforcement offi

this week we got exclusive access to the louisiana air a national guard to see what goes into securing air. i've got to tell you, it was the ride of a lifetime. [background sounds] >> reporter: today we're training for sunday's big game with major robert shine of the louisiana air national guard, the 12 the 2nd fighter squadron. >> we train for this all year, just like the teams that are playing. >> reporter: his mission, along with norad, is enforcing the faa's 30 nautical mile lockdown of the air space around new orleans in his f-15 fighter jet. this exercise highlights a worst case scenario, a plane flying into restricted air space heading towards the superdome and not responding to radio calls. >> you have you have been intercepted for dress passion a -- [inaudible] >> reporter: after some aggressive maneuvers at high speeds, a trio of fully-armed fighter planes is finally able to get the pilot's attention and and firmly guide them away in a different direction. norad's mission to protect the skies on super bowl sunday comes a month after the new year's terror attack, and this week

have the world's attention, and i think the same will be true if we had an air national franchise to be able to play a super bowl there to support that franchise. we've been talking to nfl broadcast or richard graves about the sports global ambitions. it's when it's $26.00, the nfl will stages 1st regular season game in australia, the m c, g. i clinic, melbourne, cricket ground will be the venue. the la rams already been designated as one of those teams to take part in that game. and of course, that comes off the back of playing games in london playing in germany. this lights, we see it, we're going to say a regular season game played at realm the trades ground, the bone about as a in the drapes. so the nfl is expanding its reach. we've already seen a game played last year in brazil as well. it is becoming a truly global brand in america low. that will be an excess of $203000000.00 view is just just still in the united states. watching the super bowl that can be expanded exponentially. so a global world wide tv audience comes sunday. the nfl has gone out of the way to attract to an e

. >> yeah, mike, as fans are enjoying the game tomorrow the louisiana air national guard will be busyg the skies against any threats on the super bowl and this week, we got exclusive access to join them on a training exercise for that mission in an f-15. today we're training for sunday's big game with major robert "nomad "shine of the 122nd fighter squadron. >> we train for this all year just like the teams that are flaying. >> and the 30 mile nautical lockdown of the air space around new orleans for the super bowl in his f-15 fighter jet. this exercise highlights a worse case scenario, a plane flying in restricted air space headed to the super dome and not responding to radio calls. >> you're trespassing on a restricted area. >> after maneuvers at high speeds, a trio of armed planes get the pilot's attention and firmly glided them in a different direction. norad's protection comes a month after the new year's eve terrorist attack and they make sure that nothing like that happens again. >> we have a layered approach to protect the super bowl. rest assured we're protecting the skies so

. >> shannon: bret's full interview will air on your local fox nation 3:00 p.m. before the super bowl today. much more to come on that. also today the g.o.p. led house and senate are working to get the president's legislative agenda through congress. in the moment we will talk exclusively with the speaker of the house mike johnson about that and much more. but first we turned to lucas tomlinson at the white house. hello, lucas. >> shannon, elon musk's team is investigating at least 15 government agencies to look for waste, fraud, and abuse. as we heard from the president, he wants him to keep going. >> pentagon, education, just about everything. >> reporter: not everyone is thrilled with d.o.g.e. plugging to u.s. government computers. a federal judge blocked elon musk's team from tapping into a treasury department payment system. the suit was brought by new york attorney general letitia james and 18 other attorneys general. >> this unelected group led by the world's richest man is not authorized to have this information. >> reporter: elon musk fired back on x, "i

keeping a close eye on the city. 10,000 feet higher we join f-15 fighter pilots for the louisiana air nationalrd. enforcing the faa 30 nautical mount locked out of the air space superdome or the practice intercepting an unresponsive plane heading towards a stadium. >> intercepted for trespassing. >> we trained for this all year. just like the teams that are playing but rest assured we are watching the sky so you can watch the game. >> of more than 2 dozen federal agencies in 2000 law enforcement officers here officials say this will be the most secure super bowl in history. fans lucky enough cap tickets due to the game will go through multiple layers of security by the time he got to their seats. shannon: you got to be patient. your top gun stent not for the faint of heart request my legs are still feeling at. [laughter] c6 it looks like they are comprehensive like the ones you talk you've got to take lessons from january 1 which was such a shock to this beautiful city which is very much about being in the streets. people having a party and having a good time but you wer are hern the hours aft

you'll see air national guard members who are here and also heavy barricades to stop any truck from gettingdown the street. >> all right, ryan young, thank you. and we will, of course, have a lot more on the super bowl with our coy wire next hour right here on cnn. >> winter alerts are in effect for about 90 million people from the midwest to the northeast. the latest on the winter storms expected to pummel the u.s. next. >> the last. >> thing you think is someone's. going to pass away. >> everybody watched him become this force. >> none of us is perfect. kobe lived it in a way that the world watched. >> the finale of kobe the making of a legend tonight at nine on cnn. >> struggling with the highs and lows of bipolar one, ask about vraylar because you are greater than your bipolar one, and you can help take control of your symptoms with vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar treats depressive, acute, manic and mixed episodes of bipolar one in adults. proven full spectrum relief for all bipolar one symptoms. vraylar is not approved for elderly patients with dementia re

we walked up and down the street for the last few days, and we've been talking to some of the air national guardsmen, the police officers, they felt really proud about being a part of this. people are high fiving them as they go by. so it's that excitement is that energy? and then just the sheer excitement of a super bowl in a city like this. and then you add on the fact that this one is going to continue all the way through mardi gras. you can understand with hundreds of thousands of people walking the streets why they wanted to keep everyone safe. yeah. >> lots of fun there. all right. thank you so much, ryan young. all right. coming up, a fast moving winter storm bringing snow, sleet and ice to the northeast. and more winter storms are on the way. we'll have the week's forecast. plus, elected officials in new york protest immigration policy that allows ice agents to arrest migrants at sensitive locations, including schools and churches. a live report straight ahead. >> nothing is what it seems in the lockerbie. >> story. >> lockerbie the bombing of pan am flight 103. >> premieres next s

utah already has some of the worst air quality in the nation. >> our family is very into outdoor activitiesng, biking. we are very conscious of trying to take care of the environment and our surroundings. ali: he is far from alone in solidly republican utah. ev registration in this state slightly exceeded the national average in the most recent data from 2023. >> folks are intimately aware of the challenges we have with air quality, both in terms of our health and for what it means in terms of the beauty of the state. ali: josh kraft leads affairs for utah clean energy, a nonprofit that advocates for green technology. >> there is a real understanding your vehicle choice matters and if you can move to a zero emissions vehicle, that will help everybody. ali: a mindset shared by republican strategist mike murphy who worked in politics for decades. today he leads the ev politics project which he hopes to close the needless partisan divide over ev's. for years he said the biggest obstacle for many consumers like rob sorensen was high prices, but it is becoming less of a stumbling block. >> with

palestine while the palestinian ambassador to the un rejected terms planned to relocate godson's air of nations, condemn the proposal and urge for creation of an independent state of palestine. and a trump signs a directive to bring back his maximum pressure crusade against iran, which to ron projects will again fail the live in moscow. you're watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble. the us will own and rebuild gaza. that's the plan. president trump announced on tuesday suggesting the entire palestinian population should relocate to other countries. in the days i think there's a good chance to follow them and they would probably a 1000007 people. 7, maybe a 1000008. but i think all of them i think, going to be resettled in areas where they can live a beautiful life and not be worried about dying every day. it would be my hope that we could do something really nice, really good, where they wouldn't want to return. why would they want to return? the place has been a hell. it's been one of the meanest. what are the meanest places he foreigner and right now it's, it's, i've seen every picture

on the second day of your presidency, saying that it wasn't related to national security? oh, air safety is not related to national security. why did you issue a buyout offer to include air traffic controllers when we're already short of air traffic controllers? i think the president was nervous that he was going to be asked questions about his own administration's policies that were de-emphasizing air safety, and so he decided to have everybody chase down a rabbit hole of his di, um, allegations with no evidence. but i do believe the ntsb will get to the bottom of it. i have a feeling i know some of the things they will find. i'm i'm confident that they'll give us answers. and then that congress and the administration together have to provide solutions following their recommendations. >> let's talk about trump's new tariffs on mexico, canada and china. mr. trump was very clear during the campaign he was going to do this. white house press secretary karoline leavitt says, quote, promises made, promises kept, unquote. it isn't she right? isn't this what the american people voted fo

for the palace, sending and bastard to the un rejects drums, planned to relocate godson's as air of nations condemn the proposal on earth for creation of an independent state of palestine. joel to the best station offices of.

still trump believes he'll convince air of nations to sign onto his vision for gaza ideas. benjamin netanyahu also endorses president. trump is taking it to a much higher level. he sees a different, he sees a different future for that piece of land that has been the focus of so much terrorism. i think it's something that could change history. a truck preferred to gaza repeatedly as hell at a demolition site, but he believes it can be transformed by envision world people living there, the world's people. i think you'll make that into an international unbelievable place. i think the potential in the gaza strip is unbelievable. and i think the entire world representatives from all over the world will be there and there. and they'll look that palestinians also. i don't want to be cute. i don't want to be a wise guy, but the riviera of the middle east. and in the midst of a fragile cease fire truck made yet another controversy over mark about palestinian sovereignty over the west bank and whether the us supports accessing it. we haven't taken a position on it yet, but we will be will be making an

the palette sitting on bass is there to view and reject the drums plan to relocate. dawson's air of nations, condemn the proposal, and urge for creation of an independent state of palestine. was despite usa, i d having health provoke the ukraine prices in the 1st place though to for line on money from the notorious american agency, now find the premiums and won't survive without more after the white house to spend the funding. the you are watching archie international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. us will own and rebuild gaza. that's the plan. president trump announced on tuesday suggesting the entire palestinian population should relocate to other countries. the. i think there's a good chance to all of them and they were talking about probably a 1000007 people, the 7, maybe a 1000000 a. but i think all of them, i think they'll be resettled in areas where they can live a beautiful life and not be worried about dying every day. it would be my hope that we could do something really nice, really good, where they wouldn't want to return. why would they want to return? the place has been a h

. abdullah says, jordan opposes any displacement of palestinians. jordanian monarch also sent air of nations will come to the us with a response to trumpet player. meanwhile, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu as warrant because a cease fire will and if, how much does not release captives by saturday, he says the is really military will resume fighting until the group is defeated. and the occupied westbank is really forces have blown up a house in the janine refugee camp. the blast completely destroyed the property, as israel continues its 3 weeks each in the north of the occupied territory. most of the camp population has been displaced and hundreds of buildings destroyed. these really military has extended his operations beyond janine and the refugee camp. the assault has so far killed 45 post indians enforced 40000 others from their homes, where we challenged as more families on the move just some of the 10s of thousands of palestinians whom he is ready sold as a force from the homes in the occupied west bank the situation is appalling. while we were walking be heard explosion, so

t this, the foreign minister communicating with counterparts from 11 different nations saying saudi arabia and united airote nations, any display smell palestinians so some of the nations, particularly jordan that have taken millions of palestinians are saying they're not going to do that and they don't want to move so there are practical things on the ground and the human beings that are involved make it challenging. >> and his is the actual plan he has in mind or is there more to this? is he just waiting to see what people have to say about it? >> the plan has already evolved and changed arab states will say no way, we will have this displacement of the palestinian people, as part of the message. the unspoken part, we don't want to let them in which significant here and if the united states, to the president is saying things like how about america takes over gaza trip and we put resort on the beach there and israel will guarantee security, that's like a worst-case scenario to the years of many arabs which force arab states to say let's avoid that and maybe they will step up with more money and scan sec

the palest, sending ambassador to the un rejects drums, planned to relocate godson's as air of nations condemn the proposal on earth for creation of an independent state of palestine. jolts of the best station off of the main hospitals that served the northern gauze, us trip dogs in terms of the dent tricks and commit to take full of the population . here we report from inside a shattered hospital on the wake of the id of assault on northern god side that's left thousands of palestinians without access to live saving treatments. and the democratic republic of the congo demands and immediate withdrawal. all of them 23 from its territory, following the militants declaration of a unilateral humanitarian ceasefire that says residents of delma and the d. r. c. struggle under dire conditions. most of us are suffering as we don't have any connection, no network, no electricity in the water. we can't do anything because we don't have electricity . and because of that, thieves are always coming at night, as they know the power is out the live from our headquarters in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. t

elon musk is to the nation's air traffic control.he super bowl now just two days from kickoff, bay area watch parties go on this weekend as the chiefs take on the eagles. this is today in the bay. right now we're just celebrating that. we made it to friday. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. and i'm kris sanchez. i'm in for marcus washington. we do want to start the morning off with a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect. and the weather for the inside part of the weekend. on sunday. right. because we are going to have a lot of changes. and we are still dealing with some rain. as you're making weekend plans, seeing some of the spotty showers still affecting the bay area as you're getting up and heading out on this friday and stormranger still showing some rain in san francisco, parts of the peninsula as well as the east bay. a closer look shows that it is a soggy commute as you're driving anywhere from 280 just south of the san mateo area to woodside and over toward the san mateo bridge,

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. >> air traffic control staffing has been a problem for the faa for years and is thousands short of staffing goals. nick daniels is president of the national air traffic controllers association. >> can you tell me in general with controllers being a prominent part of this. how are your workers feeling and doing? >> air traffic controllers across the country are devastated. this is life changing for the controllers who were working that day. we know the responsibility to the american public. they are our responsibility. they are in great hands. we know the gravity. this is one of the times we have to take another look, a deep breath and go back to work. >> controller staffing. how much of an issue does it seem to be? >> is a 30-year low in air traffic control staffing. >> the faa has standards. are those rgely adhered to? >> right now we often are short in a lot of the facilities. when we can't meet the requirements, we begin to reduce capacity in order to keep the safety level what it should be. >> could it be a wake up call to some extent? >> absolutely. any chance that we have to talk about the fragility of the air traffic system and the

�*black boxes' from the passengerjet and army helicopter which collided in mid—air over ronald reagan washington nationaly. let's speak to dr michael mccormick, who's an associate professor and programme coordinator in air traffic management at embry riddle aeronautical. i wonderfirst of i wonder first of some comment from yourself regarding the crash in philadelphia?- from yourself regarding the crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked _ crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked as _ crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked as an - crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked as an air- actually worked as an air traffic control in philadelphia for ten years. and i am heartbroken to have watched the video of that leo going straight down into the ground, a young child, her mother, and the air crew on board.— the air crew on board. let's 'ust the air crew on board. let's just return _ the air crew on board. let's just return to _ the air crew on board. let's just return to the _ the air crew on board. let's just return to the ongoing l just return to the ongoing investigations following the

plus, growing fears about air traffic around reagan national airport as the investigation continues into wednesday night's deadly mid-air collision between a passenger jet and an army blackhawk helicopter. and then we'll go live to tel aviv as a fourth hostage. prisoner exchange is taking place this morning amid a fragile ceasefire between israel and gaza and some of donald trump's most vulnerable and arguably most dangerous national security and intelligence nominees are now working their way through the senate confirmation process, just as a purge of career fbi officials appears to be underway. all of this, plus, today is day one of donald trump's tariffs on america's biggest trading partners. what the tariffs actually mean? who is footing the bill for them and what it means for you? velshi starts now. hey. good morning. saturday, february the 1st. a massive purge of the department of justice is happening as we speak, as donald trump's new administration attempts to gut the country's top law enforcement agency, the latest in a series of alarming signs that the president and his allies

air traffic control staffing has been a problem for the faa for years, and it's thousands of controllers short of staffing goals. the president of the nationalontrollers association says it is the slowest, the lowest in 30 years. president trump, making good on his campaign promise of imposing tariffs on some of our biggest trading partners. and it starts tomorrow. while the president says it's good for american businesses, many warn it will be a disaster for american consumers. nbc bay area's tech and business reporter scott budman explains. we have the president says the tariffs will go into effect tomorrow. experts say those costs will hit importers and then be passed on to us consumers, meaning we're all likely to feel this in our wallets soon. from food at your favorite restaurant to your next car. prices on dozens of items may soon go up because of new tariffs about to be put in place. we're going to put tariffs on chips. we're going to put tariffs on oil and gas. president trump says he'll hit mexico and canada with 25% tariffs. a 10% tariff will be put on goods from china. it's a tax that ultimately gets passed on to the end user. an

airlines that it's cutting the number of arrivals from 28 to 26 per hour at reagan national with investigators concerned for air traffic controllers, who have an increased level of stress while also having a front row view of the accident recovery. today, president trump suggested the nation's antiquated atc system played a role in the accident. >> we should have had better equipment. we don't. we have obsolete equipment. >> reporter: the new transportation secretary, sean duffy. >> i had a conversation with elon musk yesterday. >> reporter: says elon musk will help overhaul air traffic control, which the faa has spent years trying to upgrade but without full congressional funding. >> if elon musk or anyone else can provide great ideas, i mean, they are certainly on the cutting edge of technology, then i think that's great. >> reporter: but democrats are concerned about elon musk's promise of rapid safety upgrades, ting the faa oversees musk's spacex rocket launches. >> it's a clear conflict of interest. secretary duffy should make sure that mr. musk is not part of the faa air transportation system. >> reporter

my father learned truck driving skills in the air national guard that resulted in her small trucking business. veterans have untapped potential we can help unleash and i will commit to working with this committee and across the administration with secretary collins to ensure our veterans have the resources they so deserve. ms. loeffler: i will submit the rest of my questions for the record, they are mostly on workforce development and we had a good chance to talk about how we train people where they are to give them the skills they need to stay in their communities and build back neighborhoods and diners and all of that wherever they are and how important it is. i look forward to hearing back from you and working with you. ms. loeffler: thank you, senator rosen. chair ernst: thank you. we will start a second round of questions, i think the ranking member has another question. sen. markey: one of the benefits of being ranking member is all the others leave and we get escort questions. [laughter] earlier one of the republican senators asked about dei executive orders and mentioned sect

her dad is a retired air national guard. her brother is a reserved marine corps.. >> reporter: anna joyce says it was easy to fall in love with austin. >> we met in high school. we were friends at first. we started dating after he brought me a cup of coffee. we spent every day we could with each other after that. >> reporter: that all changed when he enlisted in the u.s. navy in 2020 and left for training. >> it was definitely really, really hard on our relationship. but we worked through it. i got impatient with him. >> reporter: her patience strong, and her love for him, stronger. anna cheered austin on thrhroug boot camp, school and the couple's greatest challenge yet, a long development to guam. >> he was electrician work on a submarine. he shipped out in december of 2023. that's the last time i saw him. just facetime calls when we can. there is a 15-hour time difference. >> reporter: while communication can be tough, anna says hope is what guides her every day. >> i definitely think he's the one. we've been through a lot of challenges and a lot of trials. but

president trump said elon musk and the department of transportation were working on revamping the nation's air traffic control systems and gave his thoughts about the collision over the potomac river. you go to a driving range in golf and you're hitting balls, hundreds of balls, thousands of hours. i never see a ball hit another ball. ball is going up all over the place. you never see him hit. it was amazing that that could happen. there was a lot of mistakes made and it should have never happened. elon musk tweeted his team will be making, quote, rapid safety upgrades to the air traffic control system, air traffic controllers and their unions say the biggest problem affecting safety is there simply not enough of them. back to you. thank you very much, scott. let's take a live look at the new orleans superdome. that's where three days from now, super bowl 59 takes place. upwards of 100 million people will be watching. and with that in mind, when silicon valley giant is rolling out an ad campaign actually geared for the smallest of businesses. there's millions of oysters in this bay. gemini and

it links the air capital to the nation's capital. >> reporter: tom andrews is a frequent flyer and familiararound wichita's airport. now he brings flowers instead of luggage. >> and when something like this happens, it really tears at your soul and tears at your heart. >> reporter: the city takes real pride in its aviation history. it has multiple museums dedicated to planes, but it also knows tragedy. with two memorials commemorating previous tragedies, we'll likely now see a third. nancy? >> ian lee, thank you. >>> still ahead on "the cbs weekend news," the incredibly expensive egg. is there relief in sight? in the driveway? speakg speaker: dad. dad, we missed you. daddy, hi. speaker: goodness. my daughter is being treated for leukemia. [music playing] i hope that she lives a long, great, happy life and that she will never forget how mom and daddy love her. saint jude-- maybe this is what's keeping my baby girl alive. [music playing] narrator: you can join the battle to save lives by supporting st. jude children's research hospital. for just $19 a month, you'll help us continue the life-s