let's take a look at the big board, the numbers if you dare.he dow ended the day at 41,433, down just over 1%. the nasdaq down 17. or down 32, which is not too big percentage wise. and the s&p 500 is down 42, not 1%. so these are smaller drops than yesterday for sure. today the ntsb released its preliminary report on the investigation into january's deadly mid-air collision at reagan national airport. the crash between a commercial plane and a u.s. army helicopter left 67 people dead. the ntsb report revealed the airport had more than 15,000 near-misses between commercial planes and helicopters in just over a three year period from october 2021 to last december. now, the agency is recommending that the faa ban helicopter operations near the airport when two of its high traffic runways are in use for takeoff and landing. >> the existing separation distances between helicopter traffic operating on route four and aircraft landing on runway 33 are insufficient and pose an intolerable risk to aviation safety by increasing the chances of a mid-air co

now we want to go back to the big board at the new york stock exchange.rading just opened for the day. and as you can see, we're continuing this trend of being down quite a bit. so right now we are down 356 points. it took a real nosedive yesterday when president trump announced that new tariffs would go into effect against canada and mexico and china. of course we're going to keep track of these numbers all morning and all day long. >> and canada and china both announced retaliatory tariffs yesterday. so mexico announced their own within just the past hour on goods from the u.s. that's breaking news today. >> they did announce just how high those tariffs would be. the country's president saying she's going to lay out specific products to be targeted in a public address sunday. >> all of this is raising concern about the economy and how much more americans will have to pay for everything from food to cars. abc news reporter nicole d'antonio is live in washington. to break it down for us. good morning nicole. well, good morning. >> to both of you. and just

let's look at the live big board right now. the dow had dipped as low as 700 points this morning. but this afternoon having a bit of a rebound and rally you can see it's now down only about 157 points. once again the dow was down more than 400 points up to 700 points. the nasdaq and s&p 500 are back into the green right now. the volatility comes as president trump announced new tariffs on canada that he says could take effect as soon as tomorrow. natalie brand has the latest from the white house. >>>>reporter. stocks fell further at the start of trading tuesday following monday's sell off. wall street's worst day so far this year. the on again, off again tariffs, retaliations, cuts at the government. and it is making people feel concerned enough that we could see the economy slow. down as the white house downplays concerns over the market, president trump raised the stakes tuesday. he announced on social media he's doubling the tariffs, set to take effect tomorrow on canadian steel and aluminum. coming into the u.s., it will now be 50%. that's in response to ontario's 25% retaliat

. >> and let's look live at the big board at the new york stock exchange.ve another update on how the markets are doing coming up next. >> i'm not sure what that was, but it wasn't the big board. we'll get it for you though. plus a boycott against target. the reason some customers are refusing to shop at the popular retail chain for the next 40 days. >> and streaming at 7 a.m. we're showing you dogs. look at those cuties, because two of them are going to be in studio. we're previewing the best in westin dog show this weekend. it's happening in san francisco. and drew, i think they'll have a nice weekend for that, right? >> yeah, they absolutely will. we're. >> going to track a lovely weekend, but before we get there today, it is cold out there. it is breezy. we are tracking a level one storm this morning. live doppler seven along with satellite. you can see that counterclockwise spin with that low basically on top of us this morning supplying us with some scattered showers. that sun is up, but it's sharing the sky with a fair amount of cloud cover. this mor

taking a live look now at the big board, stocks are tanking over tariff worries, with the dow dow down more than 1000 points. you see that down there. president trump continues to defend his aggressive tariff policies against american trading partners like mexico and canada. meantime, the majority party in canada has chosen a new leader to take over for outgoing prime minister justin trudeau. derick waller reports from new york. >>>>we're going to have jobs. we're going to have open factories. it's going to be great. president trump downplaying concerns about the possibility of a recession, but also not ruling it out. there is a period of transition because what we're doing is very big. reporter the new comments come after a week of whiplash on wall street, triggered by threats to implement new retaliatory reciprocal tariffs against mexico and canada on april 2nd, including those on auto imports and the possibility of a government shutdown. friday has also added to the economic uncertainty. the way he's handling tariffs is the way he's handling everything else right now. the president

watch report this morning as we take a live look at the big board.e on wall street after steep losses on monday. and not a great start this morning. it looks like we are in the red down about 214 points right now. we'll keep an eye on that throughout the day. well, fears of a recession sent markets into a tailspin sparked by president trump's comments over the weekend, where he declined to rule out a recession. during a tv interview. and monday's sharp sell off on wall street followed goldman sachs decision to downgrade its 2025 economic growth forecast from 2.4% to 1.7%, citing the impact of trump's trade policies. well, several u.s. companies, including delta airlines, also lowered their earnings projections, attributing the cuts to weak consumer demand and ongoing trade uncertainty. openai officially opened its new headquarters in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. the grand opening marks a major commitment to the city, with plans to grow from 2000 to 4000 employees in the coming years. city leaders, including mayor daniel lurie, are hopefu

now let's look at the big board of the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway.you can see, we are in positive territory this morning. quite a difference from yesterday. so we're currently up about 100 points. investigators still figuring out the tariffs that started yesterday against canada and mexico and china. and we did know we did find out overnight that trade deals could be close with at least canada and mexico. the president is expected to meet with canadian prime minister justin trudeau to again in positive territory this morning so far. >> america is back. >> last night, the president faced cheers and jeers from lawmakers gathered on capitol hill. he spoke for an hour and 39 minutes during the first address before a joint session of congress for his second term. >> it is the longest address by a sitting president in modern political history. the prior record was an hour and 28 minutes. that was by bill clinton in 2000. >> the president, touching on a wide range of topics, many familiar from his campaign and the past six weeks since he took office. >> rep

taking a live look at the big board right now. another down day. the dow right now is down more than 500 points this afternoon. president trump also expected to make some major moves regarding the department of education. cbs news has confirmed the administration is expected to issue an executive order directing newly confirmed education secretary linda mcmahon to start the process of dissolving the department. for weeks, the president has talked about shutting it down. >>>>oh, i'd like it to be closed immediately. look, the department of education is a big con job. >anne>lawmakers grilled mcmahon on the topic during her confirmation hearing. she said she agrees with the president's mission to return education to the states. she also acknowledged only congress has the power to close the department and that getting that through the senate is unlikely. the department of justice, investigating the uc system after claims of anti-semitic discrimination against employees. a major target in that probe is uc berkeley. the university made national headlines

taking a live look at the big board. it has been in the red all day. right now the dow is down about 250 points. u.s. stocks have been in a slump prompted by signs of weakness in the economy. coming up san francisco rolling out a new plan to prevent homelessness. how mayor lori is using his own nonprofit to help at risk families. and a south bay church supporting people who need it the most. how grace baptist is making history. through years of dedication. and let's take another live look outside before we head to break. a little gray out there this tuesday. more on your weather forecast. san francisco mayor daniel lurie is rolling out a new plan trying to help at risk families stay in housing. it is an $11 million investment from tipping point, which is the nonprofit that he founded. one of the goals is to bring together service providers and community organizations making support more accessible through what they're calling a no wrong door approach. if successful, san francisco plans to expand the model citywide. san jose's grace baptist church is ma

red arrows across the board on the big boards today, wall street's major indexes are all down sharplymany investors selling in fear of an economic slowdown. they're not alone. this weekend, president trump refused to rule out the possibility of a recession brought on by his tariffs. so what doe have today? the dow tumbling 890 points. the tech heavy nasdaq free falling 728 points. and the s&p 500 shedding 156. the apprentice is comi to amazon prime video. it's the reality tv show that was famous for boosting donald trump's profile. this marks the first time the show will be available on a streaming service. the series was hosted by current president donald trump. it pitted 16 contestants against one another for the chance to win a job working for trump until he said, you're fired. it ran on nbc from 2004 to 2017, so this move also highlights the close link between mr. trump and his time as a reality tv personality and being elected president twice, in fact. the president actually appointed the show's executive producer to be his special envoy to the united kingdom. we should note nbc

transfer your attention to the big board and the nasdaq. and cheering we can work on the downside big time, there's the bell ten seconds before trading actually begins on a monday morning trading has begun negative for the year with this calendar year 2025, now the dow is 500 points, 1.1%, let's have a look at the s&p let's look at the protect into percentage drop the s&p is down 1.46% significant loss, the nasdaq composite, pretty much the same story under a bigger box, down 2% there 17.8 is a level for the nasdaq that's where the money is and that's where it's coming out of today apple is down $3, microsoft is eight apple but google, 3.2 percent as well, serious losses there, and minister with tesla, good morning they wiped out the postelection, there down trading to the lowest of november 5 the election that they fallen for seven straight weeks with some fundamentals declining vehicle sales all around europe and china and a lot of analysts are looking at the fully self driving competition in china and seen tesla not falling behind but the

then the president elect with jim here at the big board three months ago, and we kind of took note, jim he framed the way he views the market at the time. >> right. i mean, obviously, the dow jones is not down as much as the nasdaq and it is the dow jones. it's always been the dow jones. but the president which is fine. it's very meaningful. i do want to point out that he was more constructive about the idea of linking himself to the market than he is now. because when he said that you can't really watch a stock market, that's a little bit of a pivot from what we heard. >> yeah, i would say so, yeah. >> well, i'm trying to be a little less dramatic. >> i mean, we've all seen the overlays of the stock market in his first few months on 1.0 and then this one. >> the stock market is a decent referendum because everybody sees it. and by the way, the people the base has a 401 k and the base has a, they have an ira and the base doesn't want to lose money. the base works really hard for the ira to get that up. and this is the ira. ira under attack. there's absolutely nothing wrong with sending

look at the reaction on the big board today. the dow at the moment is down 1.4%. you add that to yesterday and you are about 2.8% off in two days of trading. the nasdaq is down even more. it is about 3.6% overall. in just two days. trump is saying there is no room left for negotiation. this is a deal that is set. the markets starting in the red today. sharp sell-off yesterday as i just mentioned there. wow. >> dana: and treasury secretary scott bessent says that big picture, the president's plans will turbo charge the economy and help improve the lives of everyday americans. watch. >> it's a focus on main street, wall street has done great. wall street can continue to do fine. but we have a focus on small business and consumers. so we're going to rebalance the economy, bring manufacturing jobs home, we're cutting red tape and regulations and we are going to get bank lending going again. >> dana: fox team coverage hillary vaughn on capitol hill. let's go to edward lawrence at the white house. good morning. >> good morning. we'll see how long the other countries wil

what is big tech saying about nuclear? >> that they're on board with it and maybe no surprise.ogle and amazon all support tripling nuclear power by 2050. again, this is a pledge that was first adopted in december of 2023 by about 20 different countries including the u.s. and the u.n. climate council. and then you had a big bank sign on and finally you're getting big tech saying, yes, we support nuclear by 2050. it's nonbinding, but it does show growing support for nuclear are. stuart: what's this about chipmakers taking over intel's factuallies? >> this is interesting. we're -- factories. there was that that report that fsmc and broadcom were looking at different portions of intel. about a 50%jv that would operate intel's factories. so again, more discussions that we're hearing about if intel is in a joint venture or bought out o again, how do you sort of turn around this company. stuart: the stock can't get away from $20 a share. what do you say? >> it's car pars. they're chopping it up. stuart: that's exactly right. morgan taan -- stanley, all the big tech stocks are up excep

stuart: i would check the big board, we are down 129 points, stocks have come back since commerce secretary it is down one hundred 30, it was down 500 points. that is a real comeback. there are some dow winners, salesforce, verizon, apple, caterpillar, nike on the upside, the dow stock winners, the s&p 500, mosaic, lululemon, market taxes, doctor horton on the list. nasdaq with us. lululemon. sirius xm radio, the 10 year treasury yield is going down this morning, it has gone up a little bit, about 4. 4%, now you're up 433, not good for stocks. the price of gold, $2922 an ounce. bitcoin 90,800, oil coming at $66 a barrel, that would suggest the price of gas is going to come down. it is 10:50 one eastern time. that means bring in brian kilmeade. donald trump issuing a last warning to how mask him he wants all hostages returned, give israel what it needs to finish the job. they department spokesperson tammy bruce told us hamas cannot continue to exist. >> best allies. time to return to the notion that our allies deserve support. what hamas did was evil, cannot continue to exist. there will be

. >> let's give you a look at the big board, 30 minutes into the trading day now.f jitters at the exchanges after stocks tanked yesterday. fuelled by those recession fears and a growing trade war. it was the stock's worst day of the year. the dow closing down nearly 900 points. the nasdaq falling 4%. >> it comes as china is hitting the u.s. with tariffs on many agricultural exports, like wheat and cotton. canada now charging 25% more for electricity that could raise energy bills in several states. >> let's get perspective on this. since inauguration day, the dow jones industrial average has dropped 2.5%. the nasdaq, nearly 11%. we're going to take you to wall street in a moment, see how it's impacting main street as well and whether you'll be feeling it soon. but we're going to start at the white house now. nbc's garrett haake on the politics of this situation. a lot to unpack here. and no word from the white house yesterday, garrett. good morning. >> reporter: savannah, it really was a sea of red on wall street yesterday, as investors grappled with uncertainty aro

check out the big board and see whether or not there is reaction. kind of been the up and down we've watched. remember, dana, 40 minutes ago we were up about 170 points at the open. we've reversed all of that in short order. >> dana: one of the things that's happening, too, we're in a period of a new administration, canada is about to have elections. in a way it can escalate quickly because you have politics also involved in this. we'll watch it and get a chance to talk to maria bartiromo. live this hour president trump's meeting with ireland's prime minister at the white house. we're monitoring that as well. >> bill: here we go. the search for a missing university of pittsburgh student in the dominican republic getting more intense now. the potential clues are emerging that may leave a trail. >> dana: the countdown is on for spacex. the mission to retrieve two astronauts stuck thousands of miles above earth. >> 240 some odd. >> dana: that's all? >> bill: international space station. >> all of us have the utmost respect for musk and for our presiden

. >> john: that's what the big board up so that the folks at home can see.ing a lot of the value built up since trump became president. you can try to turn the supertanker around, but if you run it into the rocks while you are doing that, that would seem to meet to be a problem. >> john, if that's what the biden administration, my pal steve would be using the terms "chaotic, unreliable, unreliable, wishy-washy, uncertain, volatile." listen, we were all nervous at year and on inflation. none of us was really nervous about a recession. we sought with the possibility of trump tax cuts, we thought with oil coming down, regulation going down, we actually thought they would be probably long-term inflation. somewhat inflationary. we were not for across-the-board tariffs. using it more as a blunt instrument, do it on steel, tires. this is an unforced error. no reason that a lot of economists are talking about a recession now. and they are because trade w war's, you know, we are starting to lose jobs specifically in the government sector. we have the atlanta fed brin

. ♪ ♪ >> all right, 4 minutes into training and we are looking at the big board. 41-point gain on thee day, as president trump doubles down on tariffs and taxes on imports. santa stock prices down yesterday. there's been a lot of volatility, as markets try to navigate where this all goes next. last night, the president signaled he is not backing down. >> president trump: tariffs are not just about protecting american jobs, they are about protecting the soul of our country. tariffs are about making america rich again and making america great again. and it's happening and it will happen rather quickly. could be a little disturbance. but we are okay with that ticket won't be much. >> we've already heard, good to see you. to have you this when he we've started to hear from companies, like target stores that said we probably have to raise prices. best buy says we will have to raise prices. however, it doesn't sound like there's room for negotiation here. what you think will happen? >> i think so. howard lutnick has been out and about, he came on sunday morning futures with me on sunday, an

we have a live look at the big board right here behind us. you can see the dow is down nearly 400 points. nasdaq down at last check. more than 550 points s&p 500 down more than 100 points. now in a sit down interview with fox on sunday morning, his first since becoming president, mr. trump was asked if the u.s. may be heading towards recession, in part because of some of his policies enacting tariffs on u.s. trading partners like canada, china and mexico. the president said he doesn't like to predict things, but he would not rule out the possibility of recession. >> now we've got tariffs and the market has been going down. >> well, not much. i mean, in all fairness, you. >> said, look, we're going to have a disruption, but we're okay with that. is that what you meant? the stock market going down was the disruption. what other disruption were you alluding to? >> look, what i have to do is build a strong country. you can't really watch the stock market. >> probably. we would agree. trump won on the strength of his position on the economy. and t

now, as for stocks this morning, here's a live look at the big board. the dow is down 330 points at the moment about three quarters of a percent. the nasdaq composite though is the only major industry to have recovered from yesterday's massive sell off. the dow right now. the steep sell off was driven by recession fears, as we mentioned before. but there is some recovery, at least in the nasdaq. the dow, though still down after losing 900 points yesterday. >> time now is 708. california almond farmers are among those facing uncertainty amid new tariffs passed down by president trump. california is the largest producer of almonds in the world. consumer experts say they think the tariffs could cause almond farms to shut down, with more than 75% of california's almond crop headed for export, tariffs could impact where the almonds are headed and send ripple effects through our state's economy. >> 80% roughly of all the almonds in the entire world are grown here in california. >> exports of almonds from california to china went down over 50%. and what happen

. >>> the big board shows a 400-point drop, almost 11th down. so if you -- 1% down. of 650-point loss and today's 400-point loss, you've got a 1,000-point loss in 24 hours. s&p, the winners, walgreens boots, super micro, american tower, sba a, microchip technologies. right at bottom there, up $1.20. nasdaq winners, we've got walgreens on the top of the list, global foundries, warner brothers, idex laboratories and applied materials. there are some winners, but it's mostly down today. >>> coming up, vice president vance opening up on what went wrong in the oval office. the chat there with ukraine with's president zelenskyy. watch this -- ukraine's president zelenskyy. >> i tried again to to say, well, maybe we should have this conversation in private, expect president was like, nope, i don't want to have it in private anymore. there was a lack of respect, a certain sense of entitlement. stuart: we're going to take that question on. tariffs starting today, 25% on canada and mexico, an additional 10% on china. now the u.s. is facing retaliatory tariffs. is there a winne

and taking a look at the big board you see right now where we see the dow is up right now 172 pointsretty good for us today. when i definitely saw it, i definitely reflected on how when i see somebody on the street that is homeless, next time, maybe i won't walk past them. and i think that's how i kind of want people to see this movie and take a look here. hollywood shining the spotlight on the homeless crisis. with some help from the bay area, we're going to talk to one of the young actors from walnut creek about his new movie and the powerful message he's really hoping to share about those struggling without a place to live. also, so levin. on the rainbow. a night to remember at the academy awards, we are in los angeles with a look at the small budget indie film, taking home some big honors and some shaking afterwards that the winners barely felt for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet cu

. >> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. you can see we're down about 38 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >> plus, ralph lauren has made its return to san francisco. how this location will feature the company's rich history. >> and streaming at 7 a.m. today is the national day of unplugging. i'll talk with a parenting expert about some tips and tricks to everyone on board with disconnecting from devices, and i have a surprise for everyone. not at all. >> is this something we can eat? >> no, unfortunately. >> okay. well, hello. >> i really thought i really thought you were going to bring back one of those chocolate oscars. >> me too. >> okay. you know. >> so if it's not. >> i'm just going to go. >> okay. >> okay. and come back with a chocolate oscar. >> exactly. we should have told her before she left this morning. looking beautiful from our exploratorium camera. as the sun is up, here's live doppler seven, along with satellite. high pressure is building in this morning. that will bring us the sunshin

right now, a quick look at the big board. a really rough start to the week on wall street. dow nearly 935 940. it just keeps going down. investors spooked by the trade war and less than reassuring comments from the president and his administration about the threat of a recession. we're keeping a close eye on the. before this. these numbers before the closing bell. in about 60 minutes. we'll be right back. stay with us. >> have i got news for you is back. let's think of some new games to play. what do you got? yes. >> something like. >> a. >> what if. it's keep playing the same games. let's do the same games. >> have i got news for you saturday at nine on cnn. >> hi. >> glad everyone's here. >> let's get started. >> when they want to squeeze. >> up, let me share my screen. okay. sorry about that. i'm excited to share the. they want a squeeze up. >> deliciously delectable. >> delectables squeeze. >> up my eyes. >> they're dry. >> uncomfortable. looking for extra hydration. now there's blink neutral tears. it works differently than drops. blink neutral tears is a once daily su

. >> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange.r than expected news here as markets are up 130. it shows another update on how the markets are doing next. >> what you should not. >> do in the security line at the airport. how one man tried to get a live animal past the tsa. oh, but first here is drew. >> not turtle trouble. >> not bad. >> not tt. >> not turtle and a half shell. turtle power. >> turtle power. >> doppler seven this morning showing you we have some light rain ahead of a cold front that is going to bring some heavier showers this afternoon. the bulk of the moisture is back here. and this all arrives here right around noon today. and that's when we do anticipate some of the heaviest rain and strongest winds. it is wet out there this morning with some light showers, and we'll focus on that over the next couple of hours for just some scattered light rain out there. it's the afternoon. noon to six is when we find gusty winds, heavy rain falling. that's when the level two is at its worst. temperatures today were mainly stuc

so let's take a live look at what's going on at the big board. here you can see the stock market. the dow down more than 500 points. it has been bad since the bell first rang this morning. and the nasdaq down more than 630 points s&p 500 down 126 points. now in a sit down interview with fox on sunday morning, his first since becoming president, mr. trump was asked if the u.s. may be heading towards recession, in part because of some of his policies enacting tariffs on u.s. trading partners like canada, china and mexico. this morning, china began enacting retaliatory tariffs on u.s. agricultural goods like chicken, wheat and corn in response to president trump enacting a 20% tariff on chinese goods. now, the president was asked about the economic impact of all of this. he says he doesn't like to predict things, but would not rule out the possibility of a recession. >> now we've got tariffs and the market has. >> been going down. >> well, not much. i mean, in all fairness. >> you said, look, we're going to have a disruption, but we're okay with that. is that what you meant? the stoc

this is a live look at the big board this morning down 537 points.s all comes ahead of president trump's joint address tonight to congress. here is a live look for you at the white house this morning. and he will deliver his sort of state of the union address, laying out his legislative priorities and his vision for the future. make sure you join nbc news for special coverage of tonight's address. coverage starts at 6 p.m, and a special nbc bay area newscast will air at 9 p.m, but first, ahead of the today show. savannah guthrie is live in washington, leading nbc's team coverage. that starts in just minutes right after us here on today in the bay. today, voters in san mateo county will decide the fate of measure a. if approved, it will give the board of supervisors the power to remove embattled sheriff christina corpus. sheriff corpus for months has been under fire following an independent audit. it found evidence of an abuse of power, a. culture of retaliation and intimidation in her office. the sheriff repeatedly has denied those allegations, sayin

. >> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange.ou can see we're down about 370 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >> plus egg prices continue to soar. the investigation launched by the department of justice to crack down on egg producers nationwide. >> and streaming at 7 a.m. oscar nominee colman domingo's play wild with happy is here in the bay area. we will talk with two of the stars. but first, here's drew. >> hey, amanda, we'll take a look at live doppler seven along with satellite this morning. we have low pressure spinning into southern california today. what we will get out of it are some clouds from time to time. sun and clouds throughout the afternoon. and another mild day. that warm weekend weather continues. one more day today before cooler temperatures arrive here tomorrow. so looking at the day planner today, you see your sunrise here at 728 this morning. we have some chilly temperatures early on. it's filtered sunshine throughout the afternoon, but it will be mild. those temperatures feeling qui

we have a live look at the big board this morning down now about 120 points. it was up earlier.ding got underway just about 25 minutes ago. now this is all coming after the dow will remember. had a rough beginning of the week following 450 points yesterday and nearly 900 on monday. current situation comes as the trump administration tariffs on imported goods went into effect last night. within hours, the european union announced tariffs on american goods primarily produced in republican states. california is not dependent on canadian crude oil. as a result, drivers may not feel an impact at the pump. but with tariffs on aluminum and steel, manufacturing and construction costs could spike. that's impacting businesses here in the bay area, including a brewery in walnut creek, kohler craft brewing company says in addition to cans, it's expecting an increase in the price of canadian barley that they use and building materialseeded for a planned expansion. the u.s. department of education is laying off about half of its workforce. about 1300 career employees are receiving termination

as you take a live look at the big board this morning, you can see the dow jones is down 680 points, 1.57% right now. a similar thing is playing out with the s&p 500. it shed 1.5%, the nasdaq composite losing 1.9%, putting the tech heavy index on track to close in correction territory, which is when it falls 10% from a recent high. something definitely to keep an eye on today. so for more insight now on the tariffs. president trump has put into effect on china, canada and mexico. bina agarwal, a political professor, politics professor at uc berkeley, thank you so much for joining us this morning, professor. first, let's start with california. california exports the most to mexico, but imports the most from china. mexico won't announce until next week how it will respond, but china already did, hitting the u.s. 15% on goods that include chicken, wheat and corn, 10% soybeans, beef, pork, seafood, those types of things. how soon do you think could we see consumers feeling the impact here? >> well, i think the impact will come very soon. it's in the next few days because every country is

. >> and you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange.ee we're down about 259 points. another check on how the markets are doing next. >> plus a resolution to opt out of the term toxic masculinity. the decision made by a north bay school board this week. >> and streaming at 7 a.m. they are back. one of the most visual races in the bay area, sailgp is returning to the waters, and we'll talk with the san francisco resident, who is also a team usa member. all of that live. but first, here's drew. >> hey there. we're looking at live doppler seven along with satellite. we are tracking light rain falling across southern california this morning as low pressure moves onshore. we will stay dry today. we're too far from this low. it will be a mix of sun and clouds, but rain is back here tomorrow. here's future weather showing you by tomorrow afternoon. we'll track a cold front that will bring us some heavy showers at times, and especially some strong, gusty winds for the back half of our wednesday. rough surf to along the coast. but today it is dry

the boss is giving a big presentation in the board room and you pop-up yelling and screaming and menacingh your cane. you would get fired like that and thrown into a straitjacket. but you do it in washington and everyone is like oh yeah, it's the old guy with the pony and cain. but al green wasn't finished. >> i have other things i'm protesting. and i'm also working on my articles of impeachment. this president is unfit. >> jesse: good luck with your articles. you are getting censured, just like adam schiff. and he says he would do it ag again. >> i heard the speaker when he said that i should cease. i did not and i did not with intentionality. it was not done out of a burst of emotion, i was emotional about it. i would do it again. i have to be candid with you, i'm not trying to in some way insult you. this is a matter of principle, this is a matter of conscience. >> jesse: weird al green spent all day working on that stunt. not working for the people he represents, working on drawing attention to himself. if green thinks he knows better, why isn't he president? he was just in power, his

. >> and you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange.ve another update on how the markets are doing coming up next. >> then bold fashion on the red carpet. who does not love this man? colman domingo. just looking amazing. and do me. come on. >> gorgeous and streaming at 7 a.m. we talk live with the film critic who has some notes from last night's show. plus reggie might have some notes as well. reggie an opinion? never. i can't believe it. and of course we'll check in with amanda again. live in los angeles. and drew, i know you have a lot of opinions on the oscars too. we've been talking about it all morning long. >> yeah, i mean, the overall theme was it was a great show. i think they did a really good job. and that opening number was just so fantastic. it started out on such a high note and the accuweather forecast. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. early yesterday morning we had some light rain move through the region. it's because of this low that is now spinning over nevada and utah. it's kicking off to the east. so no

the big board, since the end of february reads like a goosebumps novel. you wish you could stop reading. and while the president says judge not by the stock market, lest ye be judged by the stock market, some of his closest allies sound as alarmed as everyone else. >> at the moment. the stock market seems to be in full fledged revolt. >> the dow is a 1500 points below where it was when donald trump took office. that's not a good look. >> i think some of this is a sales job. they have to go out there and maybe stop talking about tariffs. >> the problem i see is that trump has sort of led with this whole tariff barrage, and i think it's very unsettling to the markets. and it's sort of the one thing that trump is doing that's probably not. especially in the short term, healthy for the economy. >> sounds like things are going swimmingly. scott jennings. >> well, i guess it depends on what measurement you want to look at. i mean, yeah, there's certainly been turbulence in the stock market. i think the president's economic vision related to tariffs, and then wh

you can see right now as we look at the big board here, the dow is down 545 points.wn. that's on top of the 900 points lost yesterday this hour. the president has threatened even more tariffs on canada ahead of his meeting with business leaders this afternoon. let's go to the white house and nbc's garrett hake joining us from there. garrett, we haven't heard much from the president except to announce even more tariffs today. >> yeah. that's right. the president's. >> been. >> out of sight away from the cameras for. >> one of the. >> longest stretches. >> of his. >> second term. >> that long post on truth social just a short time ago, really going. >> after the. >> canadians. >> in response. i'm told to the. announcement from doug ford, the premier of ontario, about that electricity. >> surcharge. >> with this new increased tariff on. canadian steel. and aluminum. for context, the u.s. imports more aluminum from canada than several of the next largest. >> trading partners combined. >> this will have. >> a major effect. and as it relates. >> to the markets, i think it

board of supervisors. so is that will approve the budget at the end of that month so a big process here to get us to april and then a brief process to make recommendations to the board of supervisors. >> just as a reminder we talked about this at a previous meeting but in terms of how we're thinking about developing recommendations, these are the committees sort of standing priorities that come from all of the history of creating the investment plan, the needs assessment etc. and have sort of you know, can sort of bucket them in to these four priorities which is to center racial equity to create data driven interventions that are aligned with factors that we know contribute to homelessness and to prioritize recommendations that fit in with our housing first preference and of course to maximize funds is including ways that we are leveraging alco to add to the city's overall capacity. so amoco is just one fund within this network that supports the homelessness response system sort of larger ecosystem. >> so how are we leveraging oxxo to sort of maximize the funds available to be a part of that system? >> so

younger than i am but i walked into my information facility at 12:01 on generate 20th and i got out big white boardp, hostages, get the hostages, right next to the top it was the code word back then, classified, since declassified, but sharifullah's nom de guerre which was to far so i wrote j at the top of my priorities for america and i told the cia, the nsa, amazing people, john ratcliffe, tulsi gabbard, kash patel, now the director of the fbi. we need to find this guy for the president, for the families. bring them to u.s. soil the face justice. i'm we salute -- you know who you are, i'm not quite to give the name. the nsa team that found a certain piece of intelligence. we provided it to the government of pakistan and thank you pakistan for tracking this man down, apprehending him and then our brave team members from the fbi went to islam about on saturday, they interviewed sharifullah and he confessed not just to abbey gate but to numerous other isis mass murderers and then we were there on the tarmac with about 100 other agents and it was like a movie. president trump made the promises to the

taking a live look at the stock markets right now in the big board.is down 758 points, or 1.76% right now. it is not the only major industry which is suffering from a downswing right now. the s&p 500 is off by 1.7%, and the nasdaq composite lost 1.5% this morning. of course, this is all in response to the tariffs affecting the markets and retaliatory measures being taken by china right now and coming up possibly by sunday from mexico as well. and the tariffs announced by canada to ali rasmus will bring us a full report on the impacts of trump's latest tariffs coming up at 830. >> happening today, president trump heads to capitol hill tonight to address a joint session of congress. it will mark the first time the president speaks before members of both the house and senate since he returned to the oval office. the president will have an audience at the u.s. capitol, where both chambers are controlled by republicans. the white house says the president plans to devote much of his speech to defending the work of elon musk and his department of government

we can head over to that big board.t it does look like not as bad as yesterday afternoon. but there we go. but still on its way, as steve says. hope not, but still down. almost 300 points there on the opening for the dow jones. the nasdaq down about one half of a percent, the s&p 500 down more than half of a percent. the nasdaq is actually moving into correction territory, which means down more than 10% from its most recent high. so we'll keep an eye on those numbers and the tariffs and the impact. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. tuesday morning march the 4th. well at least the skies opening up for you. nice. nice. it looks pretty good. steve, is your forecast. >> pamela, you need to do better than that. come on now. >> you know, i try to find 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 rai

. >> on the cbc real time exchange with the big board. >> in the city celebrating women's history monthaq. euphoria therapeutics focused on treating neuro psychiatric disorders as we have made it back. >> to. >> 5970 or so. we mentioned. tesla before the bell and adam jonas over at morgan stanley today does make it a top pick. it's been a staunch defender of the stock for some time. he has clearly not deterred by some of the price action. and this 40% drawdown. no the drop in the shares of course he referred to as well as sales that are are not as strong as many had hoped they would be. certainly. but that said, it's not that part of the story that at least mr. jonas is focused on. it appears that he's focused on the opportunity when it comes to robots, really. and you can see here he's sort of pointing out the obvious in terms of where we are and why he's got a bull case. but a lot of the report is focused on, as you would expect it would be, because this is where elon musk is focused on both robo taxi and perhaps even more importantly, the optimist robot saying his calculations. this

. >> should school board members weigh in on controversial terms like toxic masculinity? that was a big tonight. sandra fell school board meeting after an item about the term toxic masculinity was pulled from the agenda. the item asked the board to acknowledge that, quote, the term pot toxic masculinity does not reflect the vast majority of men and can detract from constructive dialogue it was initially requested by board vice president marc corner who pulled it from the agenda after backlash tonight, the community overwhelmingly turned up to condemn the resolution. >> to say that i was surprised just environment. understatement. >> the resolution is clearly one person's opinion avoid having send additional do you think this resolution was very don't conceived and and not? partner should wait. >> for vice president mark horner said that he wants to collaborate on a new version of the item with community members. he says the resolution is not intended to detract from the progress of women rather. it is instead about recognizing the challenges facing young men. a peninsula woman says that

. >> let's get the opening bell here on the cnbc realtime exchange at the big board.ecutives and guests of ireland day commemorating irish business interests in the u.s. saint patty's day coming up soon. >> yes. >> i guess we have a saint patty's week, >> and the nasdaq, the international we love you foundation. >> rings the bell in. honor of. >> women's history. >> month and. inspiring a kinder world campaign. >> speaking of kinder. >> worlds, jim, we'll. >> see. >> if we can regain 5700. >> you know i. >> won't shy. >> you know, i. i want people at home to. >> know there's two ways you can play this. i can scream and. >> i can say. >> look, this is really horrible. and i don't know how trump. >> betrayed us. >> and what it's. likely doing. or you just say, okay, look, you believed him when he said the market was going to be great, and now you believe him when he says, don't you know the market's going to be bad? maybe you ought to be thinking about that. >> there are. companies involved. >> actual companies like beacon. i know david gave me. >> he ridiculed. >> me b

. >> exchange at the big board, with women and leadership and organization encouraging women in financialhe nasdaq and cirque du soleil entertainment, celebrating its return to new york city with its production lutetia. so, jim, that timeline of once he gets it done, what how long does that take? >> it's a great question, because it just seems like the approach that the president is doing is so rapid that i don't think it'd be going to be april 2nd. i love that, he said. it's going to be april 1st. but i do think i do think that it's going to be done this year. i mean, look, we're not we're seeing so many companies, every company that you mentioned that we're going to talk about, whether it be thor, whether it be dyne, whether whether it be any of these companies that we're. >> seeing cfpb. >> ross stores. >> ross i mean, i thought abercrombie had some good things to say, but overall they didn't. i mean, anything in the mall. we're seeing a lot of negatives, but that's not going to last if the president finishes. >> so you think he's trying to get the weakness out of the way? yes. and if

. >> let's get the opening bell here at the big board.n's day, which is tomorrow at the nasdaq. it's women shaping the future. as we're back to 57. another day here jim. just below the 200 day. >> well, look, there are a lot of people who might be saying the shorts are doing well. and what the shorts do is they have a covering rally like we had last friday. and i think that could happen again because we don't know why there's heavy selling, other than the fact that people just say, i can't trust anything. i don't know when the president is going to speak. >> write some charts out today, looking at the amount of downside protection people are buying, right. put call vix. there's still some who had called for a trip back to the 200 day. we want to see more of a washout on those other. >> indicators i'm in that i was hoping i was hoping to see a crescendo woosh. where both the speculative stuff that has gone up the palantir from 50 to 80 had gone to 120. i need to see those go down. i need to see the anything lunar go down. i need to see any

board. another big story breaking tonight, david, the education department is now starting massive layoffs,ntending to fire nearly half its work force. >> that story developing as we're on the air. mary bruce, thank you. >>> the other major news, ukraine has agreed to a u.s. plan for an immediate 30-day ceasefire with russia. secretary of state marco rubio leading the negotiations. the question, will vladimir putin agree to that. president trump says he plans to talk to putin, and says he would invite president zelenskyy back to the white house now. abc's chief international correspondent, james longman in ukraine tonight. >> reporter: is this the first step towards peace in ukraine? after eight hours of talks, ukraine has agreed to a u.s. proposal for an interim 30-day ceasefire. >> we'll take it to the russians and hope they say yes to peace. the ball is now in their court. >> reporter: the talks in saudi arabia called for an immediate end to the war, first meeting after the oval office blowup. trump is hopeful. >> ukraine has agreed to it, hopefully russia will, we'll meet with them toda

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