— impactful this could be for colombia? , , ., colombia? extremely.mely. they are related in a word. _ colombia? extremely. they are related in a word. again, - colombia? extremely. they are related in a word. again, the i related in a word. again, the us is colombia's main trading partner, main investment partner. colombia sells nearly $15 billion every year of merchandise to the united states, things like oil, like coffee, like flowers and any of these sectors feel that a tariff would be very, very serious for their activity and i was speaking recently, a few hours ago, to a colombian business expert who said if the tariffs go through, they would have to redesign their entire business strategy. there is some concern also in the us that some consumers would be effect, for example in flowers, colombia export a substantial amount of the flowers consumed in the us and with valentine's day coming up it could not come at a worse time to impose this new restriction on trade goes ahead so the impact is expected to be very serious besides the political fallo

. ., ., imposing these 25% tariffs on colombia-— colombia.f every ten colombian roses are - ten colombian roses are exported to the us, significant. do you see what�*s happening now is opportunity to countries like china to step into the void or make the most of this tension between the us and colombia?— of this tension between the us and colombia? certainly, the us government— and colombia? certainly, the us government several— and colombia? certainly, the us government several us - government several us governments have been complaining china was increasing its profile in latin america and that could come at a cost for us influence in the region. 0ne a cost for us influence in the region. one of the first things that happened to day and the median colombia the chinese ambassador tweeting saying, china had always been a friend of colombia, and certainly the colombian president who has continued to react on social media in a very aggressive ways to the situation with the us has suggested colombia would be looking for other partners. however t

extremely, they are related, colombia _ colombia?colombia 's _ colombia? extremely, they are related, colombia 's main - related, colombia �*s main inaudible. colombia sells nearly $15 billion every year of merchandise to the united states, things like oil, like coffee, like flowers, and many of the sectors feel that a tariff would be very very serious, i was talking recently to a colombian business expert who said of these tariffs would go through they would have to redesign the entire business strategy. there is some concern in the us some consumers would be affected, for example if flowers, colombia exports a substantial amounts of flowers exported to the us, it could not come at a worse time to impose this restriction on trade if it goes ahead. the impact is expected to be very serious with the export fallout, many industries could feel a very strong impact of the us imposes these 25% tariffs. :, :, , tariffs. eight out of every ten residents _ tariffs. eight out of every ten residents -- _ tariffs. eight out of every ten residen

con minutos de diferencia los cancilleres entrante y saliente de colombia embajador de colombia y elaron que la crisis estaba superado. >> el gobierno de colombia informa que hemos superado el impasse con el gobierno de los estados unidos. >> asegura que los prÓximos dÍas el canciller y el embajador viajarÁn a washington para sostenerlo de alto nivel. >> seguiremos recibiendo a los colombianos y colombianas que retornen en condiciÓn de deportados. garantizÁndoles en las condiciones dignas ciudadanos sujetos de derecho. >> anuncian que el gobierno debo colombia tiene dispuesto el aviÓn presidencial para facilitar la llegada de los deportados que iba a llegar hoy al paÍs. >> momentos crÍticos se vivieron hoy durante todo el dÍa a partir de las 3:00 de la maÑana. el primero la desautorizaciÓn y por consiguiente lo que vino las sanciones que anunciÓ el presidente donald trump hace colombia entre ellas las visas, cerrar la embajada para que maÑana no hubiera servicio de visa. el anuncio de quitarle la visa a los funcionarios del gobierno colombiano que habÍa impedido el aterrizaje de los

colombia y ecuador son los 2 paÍses que mÁs exportan.icipaciÓn. no se pronunciÓ al respecto, pero mostraba preocupaciÓn y como mucho de los gremios en el comercio. exportadores, personas de electrÓnica, todo lo que dependen de negocios con estados unidos y que terminarÍan muy perjudicados si esas medidas y hubiesen hecho efectivas. felix: gracias por la informaciÓn en este agitado dÍa informativo en colombia y los estados unidos. gracias y maÑana tendremos mÁs reacciones. vamos comas de la administraciÓn de donald trump que presentÓ su programa de redadas migratorias en chicago que incluye agencias a las que se les ha otorgado poder para arrestar a inmigrantes irregulares. las autoridades locales advierten que el estatus de ciudad santuario no permite que la policÍa participe en operativos y quÉ residentes tienen derecho constitucional, es vÁlido para toda la comunidad, segÚn dicen. en colorado se registrÓ 1 fuerte operativo donde al menos 50 inmigrantes irregularesfueron arrestados, incluyendo presuntos miembros de "el tren de aragua".

presidenta mexicana celebra que haya habidoa por los vuelos de repatriaciÓn de inmigrantes hasta colombiae los aviones aterricen a bogotÁ con un grupo de aportados, la presidenta mexicana celebra que haya e entendimiento entre donald trump y gustavo pietro, personas t tomaron las calles para exigir la renuncia del gobernador y el alcalde les contamos de que los acusan en la ola de violencia, y tienen la oportunidad de ganar su tercer supersupercon un rival conocido la cita es el 8 de febrero aquÍ por telemundo noticias telemundo al mediodÍa con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido >> buenas tardes gracias por acompaÑarnos en noticias telemundo mediodÍa vamos a la informaciÓn >> continÚan los operativos de inmigraciÓn se identifican las operaciones en distintas ciudades del paÍar. hay reportes que inds pa quera detey deportar a inmigrantes en situaciÓn irregular reportes indican que la casa blanca serÍa 1500 al dÍa son casi mil detenciones lo que causa co conmociÓn son los arrestos y las deportaciones que ha llevado a horas de tensiÓn entre washington y bogotÁ por las amenazas de donald trump de

your adult life out of colombia.would it be correct in a way to say that you became confident in your voice, you know, exploring your home country once you'd left it? yes, yes, ithink that's quite accurate. erm, in a sense, also, i was following a very old latin american tradition of leaving our countries to write about them, to understand them better. this is something that has been happening since... ..since the nicaraguan poet ruben dario lived in paris and madrid in the early 20th century. and then, of course, the generation that i grew up as my role models, the latin american boom, and... and garcia, gabriel garcia marquez... ..garcia marquez. yes. ..perhaps the most famous south american author of our times. yeah, yeah. he belonged to a generation that, erm, that wrote, that retold the history of our countries from abroad. so we have this very strange situation in south america where the best novel about colombia — 100 years of solitude — was written in mexico, and the best novel about peru by mario vargas llos

pide aviones civiles y dijo ," colombia se respeta".ctados van a ser los que tratan de hacer las cosas bien y de una forma de poder legalmente. >> pedro escribiÓ que los ciudadanos americanos en colombia deberÁn presentarse ante migraciÓn donald trump a no ser vocaciÓn y me ata de visas para el gobierno colombiano, sanciones para ellos, inspecciones de aduanas y subir los aranceles. los primeros en reaccionar fueron los comerciantes. >> impacta el comercio, inversiÓn, turismo, y estabilidad de miles colombianos que residen en estados unidos o que han encontrado allÍ una oportunidad de trabajo y progreso. la relaciones internacionales no pueden manejarse por la redes sociales. >> es un anuncio muy grave y creo que corresponde al gobierno colombiano sentarse a la mesa para definir el tratamiento a los colombianos deportados y el tratamiento que recibirÍan los colombianos y nuestros productos que se dirigen a los estados unidos. muy grave esta situaciÓn. reportero: el centro polÍtico le exige a petro, no regar la relaciÓn con los estados u

colombia cave ing.oman aoc said trump is about to make every american have to pay more for coffee, we pay tariffs not colom bia and anna navarro warned about driving up cost of flowers before valentine's day. rachel campos-duffy. they freaked out and had talking points and painted america hates black and brown people and then he caved. >> rachel: let's talk about aoc and anna navarro, flowers and coffee. boo-hoo, they have not heard about 300,000 children missing because of child trafficking. i have not heard anything about laken riley or rachel moran. joslyn nungaray, mexican american girl who was killed and brutally raped. these out of touch elitists should be ashamed of themselves. they are out of touch. we can get our own flowers. they die anyway. we can get coffee from other countries and we'll be fine. human beings versus things. >> lawrence: deportations were criminals. rapists and violent offenders. of course they did not want to take them back. >> rachel: it is more than taking them back, the c

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travel bans, and sanctions against colombia.ombia blocked us military deportation flights carrying around 80 migrants from landing in the south american country. the colombian president said migrants should be treated with dignity, adding that they weren't criminals. president trump said on social media that the us retaliatory measures are: colombia's foreign ministry says they are now making a presidential plane available for the return of their citizens. mexico has also refused to let us deportation flights land on its territory. but on friday, two us military flights each carrying around 80 migrants were allowed to land in guatemala. earlier i spoke with our bbc mundo correspondent in colombia for more. can you walk us through the reaction in colombia to these moves by president trump? there has been a — moves by president trump? there has been a lot _ moves by president trump? there has been a lot of— moves by president trump? there has been a lot of frustration - has been a lot of frustration and uncertainty about what is g

colombia envÍa dos aviones para repatriar a los deportados por la administraciÓn trump.frentamiento diplomÁtico ya superado entre trump y gustavo petro, esta noche siguen suspendidas cientos de citas para visas en la embajada estadounidense de ese paÍs. las fuertes lluvias en los Ángeles causan inundaciones y aludes de lodo que provocan condiciones peligrosas en las carreteras y cierres de escuelas en malibÚ. y este aÑo, la temporada de impuestos viene con buenas noticias. se espera que con los nuevos ajustes usted pague menos impuestos y obtenga reembolsos mayores. ademÁs, puede ahorrarse el costo de un contador si califica para presentar sus impuestos en lÍnea y de forma gratuita. los philadelphia eagles intentarÁn destronar a los kansas city chiefs en el super bowl 59, el evento deportivo mÁs visto en televisiÓn de estados unidos que este aÑo se jugarÁ en nueva orleans y usted podrÁ ver en primera fila y en espaÑol por telemundo. noticias telemundo en la noche con aranza loizaga. qÉe tal? muy buenas noches les saluda con mucho gusto. nicole suÁrez por aranza luizaga.

and now our understanding is those that were landing in colombia or expecting to land in colombia today, um, they will have to turn around. they wouldn't even be able to land on soil to even refuel. any kind of refueling is going to have to happen in the air. making their way back to the u.s. and then what we don't know is what happens to all of the people who are on these planes back on u.s. soil, presumably, if that's where they end up on these u.s. military flights. >> and there's a shortage of beds already, it's a problem that the u.s. has had. not right now. it's it's the same problem that we've seen in previous administrations. and remember, one of the largest groups coming to the u.s. in the last few years was venezuelans was guess what? the relationship between the two countries is so bad that venezuelans says, no, we're not going to take any flights whatsoever. whether they are our citizens or not. and so that tells you a lot about what's going on here. also, what's going to happen to the migrants coming from across the world, migrants coming from china, which the relationship

and colombia. >> were on the. >> brink of a full blown trade war. after colombia's. president refused. >> to. >> allow two previously scheduled. >> military planes. >> carrying deportees. into the. >> country after a war. >> of words. >> that lasted several. >> hours. >> colombia agreed. >> to accept all. >> deportation flights. >> with us now. >> nbc's shaquille brewster in chicago and nbc. >> news white house correspondent. >> aaron gilchrist. shaq, let me start with you. >> even though. >> it seems detentions. >> were carried out. >> everywhere around our country, chicago seems to be ground zero. what's happening there today? >> yeah. and you remember right after the election, tom homan, the trump administration border czar, said that chicago would be ground zero for those operations while he was in chicago. today, he's still here, or he was in chicago yesterday. he's still here today overseeing those operations. and we just learned about the scope and scale of the operations in this city, learning that there are ten teams, ten federal government teams fanned acro

esto sucede tras superar las tensiones diplomÁticas entre colombia y estados unidos. ha accedido a recibir vuelos con deportados a cambio de que estados unidos no le imponga a colombia un arancel del 25%. el gobierno colombiano justificaba en su cuenta de que su negativa a aceptar a los deportados, ya que, segÚn petro, las condiciones de la deportaciÓn no garantizaban la dignidad de los retornados. >> seguiremos recibiendo a los colombianos y a las colombianas que retornen en condiciÓn de deportados, garantizÁndoles las condiciones dignas. >> las medidas anunciadas por el presidente donald trump, ademÁs, incluÍan sanciones financieras y bancarias. >> para colombia. estados unidos es importantÍsimo, eh representa entre el 25 y el 28% de nuestras exportaciones. >> muchos colombianos tambiÉn se vieron impactados por las sanciones para solicitar o renovar la visa. medida que aÚn estÁ congelada hasta llegar al paÍs. el primer vuelo de connacionales deportados. >> me llegÓ un correo a las 11 y 50. creo que la cita estaba cancelada. a nosotros nadie nos va a dar soluciÓn. >>

colombia and deepseek, an and i am model from china routing these markets. that is the focus whether the thesis around the ai theme in the u.s. with a lands around the spend around nvidia has been undone by the gains that are come through from this business based in china with one of the top-performing apps. european futures pointing lower 0.8%. set for a challenging day this monday. ftse 100 futures pointing lower 0.3%. s&p futures looking to lose 1.2% but here is the potential selecting in store for the nasdaq 100 on a week 15 out of the seven mag seven companies report come up currently pointing lower by more than 2%. let's flip the board and look cross assets. the dollar is gaining. that is a theme for the session. the 10-year at 4.58. across treasury seeing money flowing in, yields down four points on the benchmark. the fed decision comes on wednesday. will they guide along the pricing that is now in around 40 basis points for this year? euro-dollar at 1.04, down 0.3%. brent at 77.83, sensitive to the tariff threat around colombia, whether that has been

the country of colombia now agreeing to

asÍ es, aquÍ en el retiro anual de los republicanos el tema de colombia dio quÉ hablar.que colombia se opuso a recibir este aviÓn con inmigrantes porque ellos estaban encadenados. indicÓ tambiÉn, afirmÓ que parecÍa el guiÓn de una escena de una pelÍcula de acciÓn. tambiÉn dijo que estaban ahÍ en el aviÓn asesinos, capos de la droga. escuchemos. [habla en inglÉs] claudia: trump tambiÉn indicÓ que la palabra aranceles era una de sus palabras favoritas y que lo iba a usar como tÁctica con otros paÍses, asÍ que el tema sin duda sigue dando de quÉ hablar. eliÁn: gracias. y protestas estallaron en texas despuÉs de que un maestro sustituto en fort worth invitara a los agentes de ice a entrar en la escuela secundaria, afirmando que tenÍa alumnos de 10 grado quienes no hablan inglÉs. esto ha generado indignaciÓn en la comunidad. en medio de esta redadas masivas llevadas a cabo por ice una red de respuesta rÁpida ha surgido, esta red compuesto por voluntarios de organizaciones se dedica a documentar posibles violaciones a los derechos de los detenidos. jaime garcÍa nos explica. ja

el presidente de colombia gustavo petro se retracta de despuÉs de la presiÓn de estados unidos aceptade vuelos con colombianos deportados. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ilia: todavÍa no saben cuÁndo van a regresar a sus casas. >> noticiero univisiÓn. ilia: buenas noches. desde el viernes y hasta hoy, ice ha arrestado mÁs de 2000 personas en varios estados, segÚn datos de la agencia publicados en equipo. se suma a mÁs de 1700 detenidos en custodia de otras agencias. han habido grandes operativos en atlanta, chicago, los Ángeles, nueva jersey, florida, entre otros. en chicago, ice llevÓ a cabo las redadas, con la presencia de tom homan. los arrestos siguen de la mano de varias agencias federales. reportera: estas son las imÁgenes de un operativo que ocurriÓ en waukegan, illinois, y donde fue detenido andrÉs de mÉxico. >> mi esposo me levantÓ. le dije que abriera la puerta porque habÍan hijos afuera. no sabemos lo que pasÓ. abriÓ la puerta y dijeron que eran de inmigraciÓn. reportera: el hombre es residente en el paÍs hace 25 aÑos, y tiene casos de dui que estaba resolviendo segÚn su hija. >

up to a third of coffee from colombia is brought here to colombia.ink ultimately what this does show is that president trump is prepared to use the might of america to try and bend countries to fall in line with his policies, even if those countries are allies. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the chancellor rachel reeves says tech companies have a �*moral responsibility�* to remove violent content online. the home secretary, yvette cooper, has written to social media firms warning them that keeping extreme material available could encourage attacks similar to last yea r�*s southport murders. the killer, eighteen year old axel rudakubana, had repeatedly viewed violent content. greater manchester police say a nineteen year old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after an officer was seriously injured in cheadle. the force says a car hit the officer last night after she was called to reports of people acting suspiciously at a retail park and described the incident as

colombia blinks in the clash over deportations. the country agreeing to take in planes carrying deportees, after president trump's tariff threat. we're live with the reversal as the new administration ramps up immigration arrests. >>> the cease-fire in gaza clearing its first major hurdle. the breakthrough allowing thousands to return to their homes in gaza for the first time in months. >>> much-needed relief giving way to worry. rain raising the risk of mudslides and floods. our meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking it all for us. >>> hitting the brakes on a high-speed chase. giving police the upper hand in dangerous pursuits. >>> and super bowl lix is set. the eagles are the last team standing in the way of a chiefs three-peat after another heartbreaker for buffalo. we have the highlights as we kick off this monday, january 27. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm frances rivera. we begin with breaking news. the united states and colombia have been pulled back from the brink of a trade war. tensions escalat

military deportation flights were not allowed to land in colombia.ve contorno joining us now from florida. steve, what more are you learning about this? >> fred, donald trump's administration was somewhat

the us will now longer impose tariffs on colombia, after the south american nation agrees to deport migrants. the plus: the president of poland tells the bbc that he's not in favour of restoring russian gas flows to western europe. hello, and welcome to business today. i'm steve lai. the trump administration will no longer impose tariffs and sanctions on colombia, after the south american country agreed to accept deported migrants from the united states. both sides had slapped 25% tariffs on each other over the deportation of migrants — but the us has now backtracked on that. for the latest, let's bring in our reporter. get us up bring in our reporter. get us up to speed with all the twists and turns. up to speed with all the twists and tum-— and turns. it's escalated rather quickly, - and turns. it's escalated rather quickly, but - and turns. it's escalated rather quickly, but it - and turns. it's escalated | rather quickly, but it also managed to de—escalate quickly. we still don't know what changed colombia's mind because, if you actually look the president of poland tells the bbc to west

going to colombia. how would they use for different ways to, you know, get that supply chain in with mexico and canada? i think those conversations i think i know this conversation is behind the scenes on how to get there. i think the rhetoric won't be as strong where, you know, you're talking about 50%. christie. i mean, that changes that changes the landscape of industries. and i think, you know, we are going to see it's a negotiation. he's been pretty clear. his blueprint from the last presidency has been that. and i think we're going to see more bilateral trade deals. and obviously they're starting with what is closest to them. the biggest two partners that they have. so it will be very interesting to see what comes out of it and what industries get resolved. and maybe others. maybe we don't see a whole full trade deal and see certain industries get resolved. >> ryan patel there, speaking to me earlier. now, the trump administration is currently in the midst of a massive immigration enforcement blit

and then colombia's president hit back. cnn contributor stefano pozzebon is live in bogota, colombia. we also have steve contorno in florida covering the president and that angle of this story. so, steve, let's start first with you, president trump enacting saying he's going to enact these 25% tariffs. walk us through what happened. >> well, actually, jessica, the trump administration says they were caught off guard by colombia today deciding not to accept these planes. they believed that they had clearance from colombia to bring these two planes full of deported individuals back to their home country. and clearly, there was some misunderstanding there. but trump's administration was certainly ready with punishment as soon as it felt like it wasn't getting what it wanted out of colombia's president and hitting the country with a 25% tariff and a threat for a 50% tariff by next week, is what trump posted on truth social, as well as some department of state mechanisms that they will put in place, including travel bans and pot

for officials all allies supporters colombia released a statement saying colombia has a presidentiallane ready to facilitate return of compatriots to rooifr on importation flights they are expected to travel to washington to hold high level meetings following the agreement. maria: brooke a lot of stuff happening, yeah, it is week two. -- >> that is right now, amazing! thank you liz i know the a lot of expectations for president trump into the inauguration i don't know that too many people expected this kind of pace. lee: -- commander in chief -- contrast to joe biden was president a cupa couple weeksog haven't seen him in months almost he had no energy four years i think americans love sense of urgency one of the best things was when he went out to california hectored, los angeles mayor karen bass about get people in their house what are you waiting for let's get this done i think look i think there is far too much government, innft dispiriting to americans i applaud this president energy, and the fact, plumbers liberal media don't know what to focus on that is good too. maria: they

you can see how it works well with colombia, we'll not have to raise tariffs to colombia to get to do what we want, they will do it, there will still won't be tariffs, the threat of tariffs is a big deal, i am wages for panama -- i am waiting for panama to hear it and trudeau squeal and sheinbaum come back, saying we'll stop all of the illegals coming in ex and remember mckinley is from northeastern ohio. >> i -- >> trump is a master at this. larry: the thing, say it to you both. but steve's turn. i made the case 4 years when i was in there, a couple op-ed pieces because of his belief in -- reciprocity mr. trump believes in free trade, h he would like a world of lower tariffs, and much less government subsidies steve moore that still, his view. i don't think anyone ever gives him credit but he says to get from here to there, we'll have to wield the stick of tariffs. you know that say different view than the one we might have had 10 or 15 years ago but it is good, steve moore. the tax bill still very much up in the air, and spending side is very much up in the air, steve. >> we have to

they realized that we are foreigners here in colombia. and they asked us if we knew anything further, if we could confirm whether this visa will be removed or revoked, what could happen with their possibility of traveling to the united states? not to migrate, but maybe just to visit their friends and relatives up there in new york or miami? where else? in the in america. so you can see that this is really cutting through the everyday lives of colombian families. jessica. >> yeah, and it's just it's just hours that this has been going on so far. stephanie joseph aoun there in colombia for us. thank you so much for that reporting. and larry sabato joins us now. he's the director of the center for politics at the university of virginia and editor of a return to normalcy. the 2020 election that almost broke america. larry, nice to see you on this sunday. as we are seeing these real world impacts of trump's immigration promises happening before our eyes today, americans voted for him knowing this is what he wanted to do. here we are seeing it

. >> the white house is saying that colombia has caved many times. migrants being deported back from the united states arrive here in latin america in handcuffs. >> a race against the rain. their aim to divert water that could trigger dangerous mudslides. >> we'll be here. >> however long we need to be. >> in order to help this community recover. >> it's just so hard to get to the super bowl and i don't take it for granted. >> these guys. >> are hungry. >> we got one more to go. they don't give me a vote for mvp, but i would vote for saquon. >> live from london. this is cnn newsroom with max foster and christina macfarlane. hello. >> and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us. >> from. >> around the world i'm max foster. it's monday january the 27th, 9 a.m. here in london, 4 a.m. in washington and bogota, colombia, where a trade war fueled by u.s. president donald trump's immigration crackdown now appears to have been averted. late on sunday, president trump imposed, then quickly suspended a 25% tariff on colombia after the country agreed to accept

military flights carrying migrants deported to colombia. the south american nation is agreeing to all of president trump's terms for accepting those migrants, after initially saying it would not take anyone returned on military planes. trump reacted with with threats to impose immediate, steep tariffs on colombia. cnn's elena trinh is at the white house for us. elena colombia is considered an ally of the u.s., but this escalated dramatically over the weekend. what can you tell us? >> it did. this fight got very messy very quickly and almost as swiftly the two countries. >> came to. >> a resolution. but look, i mean, this threatened a trade war, really. colombia, we saw back off from the brink of this trade war that threatened to raise coffee prices for americans as well as impact hundreds of thousands of colombian workers. but to break it all down for you, just how this all started was when colombia rejected two military aircraft carrying colombian nationals to the united states, rejected them from landing. that's despite cnn reviewing docu

colombia's president turning away two u.s. aircraft saying a migrant is not a criminal and should be treated with the dignity a human being deserves. at the u.s. border, more troops arrive. the biden administration also arrested hundreds of migrants a day, but so far, the numbers under trumump are higher. the start of what the white house calls an unprecedented mass deportation campaign. one change i.c.e. agents now allowed to make arrests in sensitive locations, like schools and churches. do you plan under certain circumstances to go into churches and schools at some point? >> i will never say never. if there's a national security threat that we know is in a certain place on a college campus, we're going to get that national security threat. >> reporter: here in chicago, immigrant communities are on edge. this one holding a workshop about several rights. this asylum seeker from venezuela now worried about her future. [speaking in a global language] many people are fearful, she says. that's why they're not leaving their homes.

but first, president trump has it out with colombia as the president of colombia caves to trump's demands citizens back, revoarsing the initial defiance of taking back repatriation flights of illegal crossers after trump said he will i'm po impose a 25% tariff. hear why now the colombian president is sending his own presidential jet to pick up the illegal migrants as republicans in congress they'd a retreat this week in florida to negotiate the recognize sill reconciliationplans and john ths on schedule to get president trump's cabinet nominees confirmed this week ahead of key hearings. we've got the preview. the president stops in las vegas with the promise of no tax on tips as he considers relocating the 90,000 biden hired irs agents to the southern border. we'll get into it all of this all morning long. futures this morning are declining. take a look. we've got the dow industrials down 416, the nasdaq down a solid 1,000 points right now and the s&p 500 lower by 160. a broad-based selloff with the nasdaq plummeting as the chinese a.i. model deep seek threatens to upset the american a.i.

we begin with president trump lashing out at colombia's president. he says he's ordering 25% tariffs and financial sanctions after colombia blocked two u.s. military flights that were carrying migrants. could this lead to higher prices for coffee and bananas? plus, the new immigration crackdown. including an i.c.e. raid in chicago. military is now stepping up operations at the southern boarder. the new border czar warns it's a bad time to be undocumented. >> the flood watch and burn zone as los angeles sees its first significant rain in months. crews are putting up barriers to protect property with the prospect of destructive mudslides. our weather team times it all out. >>> the dire situation in gaza. cars are lined up for miles with israel refusing to allow palestinians to return home. the news just coming in. president trump suggested gaza should be cleaned out and demands that jordan and egypt take in more palestinian refugees. >>> frightening moments on a united airlines flight from nigeria bound for washington, d.c. at least 38 people injured,

john. >> john: president trump squaring off with colombia's president over the weekend, and colombia trying to block the arrival of two deportation flights and reversed course when trump threatened retaliatory measures and tariffs, and senior white house correspondent jackii heinrich has the latest, and there's a new sheriff in town and he's just getting started. >> offering the presidential plane to repatriate deportees after the crushing tariffs that starting at 25% and increasing to 50% within a week and seizing on the moment. alexandria ocasio cortez posted on x, saying... >> we established law and order in the first order of businesses to get the people here, the violent criminals to get them out, and i think you saw when the colombia president pushed back on that, we can do it the easy way or the hard way. but one way or another, the american people have spoken on this and we're going to deport people here illegally. >> house speaker mike johnson says trump's handling on this sent a clear message, quote: [reading quote on screen] and officials tell fox, they should see the arso

geoff: today, in bogota, colombia, the u.s.assy there canceled appointments for colombians hoping to get visas to enter the u.s. the move was the trump administration's response to short-lived resistance by the colombian government to accept u.s. deportation flights over the weekend. that public spat could be a sign for how the trump administration will move forward with its latin america strategy. nick schifrin is here following the latest. so, nick, give us a sense of what unfolded this past weekend and give us an update on where things stand right now between the u.s. and colombia. nick: geoff, this morning outside the u.s. embassy in bogota, colombians expecting to pick up their visas instead picked up this piece of paper saying that their appointments were canceled due to -- quote -- "the colombian government's refusal to accept repatriation flights of colombian nationals”n military planes, unlike biden era deportations on commercial or charter planes, began late last week. the trump administration said colombia initially

asÍ llegamos al final de nuestr felix: estalla crisis entre usa y colombia.

el presidente donald trump retira la amenaza de aranceles y la mayorÍa de las sanciones contra colombiae que el presidente gustavo petro acordÓ recibir a sus ciudadanos deportados en aviones militares estadounidenses. continÚan los operativos migratorios. hoy fueron detenidos mÁs de 950 indocumentados. desde que trump asumiÓ la presidencia ya son casi 2700 inmigrantes los arrestados, segÚn estadÍsticasas dece. las primeras lluvias del invierno ponen en alerta al sur de california por riesgo elevado de inundaciones que podrÍan provocar deslaves en las Áreas afectadas por los voraces incendios. y en mÉxico, un grupo de policÍas realizaron un heroico rescate salvando a tres niÑos de una vivienda en llamas. ahora son considerados hÉroes de la ciudad. >> noticias telemundo en la noche con johanna suarez. >> que tal ? muy buenas noches. hoy comenzamos con una noticia de ultima hora. la casa blanca dijo este domingo que colombia dio marcha atras y acordo ac aceptar a sus ciudadanos deportados en vuelos militares estadounidenses, segun el comunicado de la casa blanca. colombia acepto sin r rest

colombia refused to let two u.s.itary planes carrying migrants land, prompting trump to threaten tariffs. colombia's president then fired back with the same threats. it comes as federal agents descended on chicago sunday, rounding up people they claim are undocumented immigrants. nearly 1,000 arrests were made since thursday to nearly 2,400. cbs's jarred hill joins us with the latest. jarred, president trump seems all too willing to use the threat of tariffs against some of our trade partners. >> yeah, michael. we know immigration is a huge priority for the trump administration here, and colombia has traditionally been one of the u.s.'s top allies in south america. now there's work to repair that relationship after this whip latch-inducing battle on social media. meanwhile, trump and republicans are meeting to talk about other priorities. >> reporter: president donald trump back in florida for first time since moving back into the white house. he is preparng to host republican house members for meetings at his doral

he's putting colombia.s putting the rest of this hemisphere on notice that you are not dealing with the same president that you were. you're dealing with someone who is taking illegal immigration seriously. now, within an hour of making that threat, the president of colombia said. >> whoa, whoa. >> whoa, i'll send my own plane to. pick these people up. so obviously he got their attention. i don't think there's actually going to be any tariff war between the united states and colombia, because as long as they come get their people, i doubt donald trump's going to end up tariffing them and they won't tariff us, and they'll have learned a valuable lesson that donald trump is taking immigration, illegal immigration, seriously. this is real leadership. but it sends a message to everybody else in the hemisphere, do not test us. this is not biden and harris. this is trump and vance. we mean business. >> and maria, you know, there was that new york times polling on on his immigration policies. and you have to kind

after colombia had rejected two flights. the tariffs and sanctions will be held in reserve and not signed unless colombia fails to follow this agreement. border protection will remain in effect until first plane lood is successfully returned. colombia's president quickly cav caving after he did not accept deportation flights. 45% tariff on all goods and increase to 50% after a week. trump proposing travel ban and visa revocation on government officials and all allies and supporters. col colombia officials said the presidential plane is ready to facilitate return of compatriots today on deportation flights. they are expected to travel to washington today to hold high-level meetings today. >> todd: can we be clear on what happened? they went back and forth, trump's demand was met and colombia president, here, take my plane. >> carley: heading to a trade and are wa now president of co col colombia have met all demands. thank you, brooke. >> todd: president trump will attend a retreat in florida. gop expected to layout plans on

is colombia's largest trading partner, 25% tariffs would have destroyed colombia's economy. exports are flour, crude oil and coffee. colombia is one of come if not one of the most important partners of the u.s. in the region. former senior biden officials tell us petro cooperated with them on deportation flights as long as those flights were commercial or charter flights. for the last 20 years, the u.s. and colombia have worked closely together, including military to military cooperation focused on regional security. biden officials told me they received cooperation on their priorities so they tolerated the president's outbursts, something that trump is not willing to do. geoff: what does this suggest about the trump administration's latin america strategy? nick: from ongoing conversations with mexico, about the panama canal, even in greenland across the western hemisphere, they wanted to make sure that countries understood that they must cooperate with president trump's priorities. according to ryan berg of the center for strategic and international studies. >> the trump ad

este domingo la administración trump anunció la imposición de aranceles de emergencia a colombia comoocial truth la negación de estos vuelos por parte de petro ha puesto en peligro la seguridad nacional y la seguridad pública de los estados unidos, por lo que anunció una serie de medidas. la implementación de aranceles del 25% sobre todos los bienes que ingresan a los estados unidos desde colombia en una semana, los aranceles del 25 se elevarán al 50%. los productos emblemáticos como el café, las flores y el plátano, van a ser impactadas de una forma a, grandísima. entre otras medidas, el secretario de estado, marco rubio, autorizó este domingo restricciones de visas para funcionarios del gobierno colombiano y sus familiares directos como respuesta a las medidas de trump. el presidente colombiano petro ordenó al ministro del comercio exterior aumentar los aranceles a las importaciones de estados unidos también en un 25%. el presidente gustavo petro pidió a estados unidos este domingo que estableciera mejores protocolos para tratar a los inmigrantes y dijo que disponía del avión presid

este domingo la administración trump anunció la imposición de aranceles de emergencia a colombia comoidenses con migrantes deportados. trump expresó en la red social truth. me acaban de informar que 2 vuelos de repatriación de estados unidos con una gran cantidad de delincuentes ilegales no se les permitió aterrizar en colombia. la negación de estos vuelos por parte de petro ha puesto en peligro la seguridad nacional y la seguridad pública de los estados unidos, por lo que anunció una serie de medidas. la implementación de aranceles del 25% sobre todosos los bienes que ingresan a los estados unidos desde colombia. en una semana los aranceles del 25% se elevarán al 50%. los productos emblemáticos como el café, las flores y el plátano, por mencionar algunos, que representan una pararte sustancl de las exportaciones agrícolas de colombia hacia los estados unidos, van a s impactadas de una forma a eh, grandísima. entre otras medidas, la administración trump también anunció la prohibición de viajes y la revocación inmediata de visas para los funcionarios del gobierno colombiano. por su par

con minutos de diferencia los cancilleres saliente y entrante de colombia, el embajador de colombia ennforma que hemos superado el impasse con el gobierno de estados unidos. jesse: aseguran que en los prÓximos dÍas el canciller y el embajador viajarÁn a washington para sostener reuniones de alto nivel. >> seguiremos recibiendo a los colombianos y a las colombianas que retornan en condiciÓn de deportados garantizÁndoles las condiciones dignas como ciudadanos sujeto de derechos. jesse: anuncia que el gobierno de colombia tiene dispuesto el aviÓn presidencial para facilitar la llegada de los deportados que iban a llegar al paÍs. no fue tan fÁcil eso que sucediÓ. no fue tan fÁcil llegar a este acuerdo. sobre todo porque los dos presidente y en especial gustavo petro desde colombia escribiÓ mensajes a donald trump. uno de ellos llamÓ la atenciÓn y tenÍa 18 pÁrrafos. en los que gustavo petro, entre muchas otras cosas, le dijo a donald trump que no le asustaba su bloqueo, que no le iba a dar la mano a un esclavista. y otras cosa de estados unidos, pero que no le interesaba ir. sin embargo, qu

colombia must be respected. well, with a personality like donald trump's, you can guess how that went over. the president ran into his knock off twitter site to announce his retaliation, saying colombia's president has put america's national security at risk and colombia will pay the price quite literally through truth social, trump announced new tariffs on colombian imports, visa sanctions on government officials and allies, enhanced customs inspections and financial penalties. trump said the tariffs on colombian imports will start at 25%, but rise to 50% in one week. and late this afternoon, the president of colombia announced that he was imposing a 25% tariff now on u.s. imports. but for whatever reason, he says he'll provide his presidential plane for the dignified return of its nationals and new. tonight, secretary of state marco rubio has weighed into the conversation authorizing travel sanctions not only against the colombian officials who interfered with these repatriation flights, as the u.s. calls them

it's like with the colombia situation, these deportation flights have been going to countries like colombiaor years and years. and, you know, when the colombian president reacted, whoever was right or wrong, when the colombian president reacted because it was military planes and perhaps he heard that, that the folks that were detained weren't being treated properly. you can solve that easily with a phone call. you don't have to go up on twitter and threaten, you know, 25% tariffs or 50% tariffs or whatever it is. everything he's doing is creating chaos, and it's making the united states weaker in the world without making us safer. >> what would you say, though, to to the white house, who would likely argue to what you just said? look, because of what president trump did, now colombia is sending two planes and saving taxpayer dollars. we worked out a deal that was even better for us in the end. what do you say to that? >> look, it's true. we may save $20,000. and yet it would. you would be hard pressed to find a nation in south america that's been a greater friend of the united states than c

it would cause real economic pain in colombia. and then i think another question is how is china going to react to all of this? so it certainly looks like in the case of colombia, there were some optical considerations to that. the president just did not want to see colombians shackled like criminals or coming off of military planes, didn't want to be used as a photo op in u.s. foreign policy. but the reality is this impasse didn't take long to break. and the reason why is because the colombians feared real economic pain. >> so you mentioned the potential costs to americans of tariffs like this going into effect. coffee, flowers, things that we get from that area. i mean, one of the things we've seen, obviously, the trump administration on this blitz, right on so many of the particularly cultural promises, promises the president made dei initiatives in the federal government. of course, immigration was a central campaign promise as well. we're seeing that, but we are seeing less on the biggest. the thing that americans told us in

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