eric eric, i think will still be the possibility of changing the status announced or another be late. and if the 30 days that the goal is crucial is to define the immediate future. if it fails, the consequences of boy mexico depends on an open us market. 80 percent. the textbooks had the next case had 3 decades of free trade agreements with the united states. integration with the american economy is something that's built into a business dna. so this comes as a huge shock. the huge crust boot to industry, let's confirm is we supplied the states with policies, fruit, and 2 thirds of its vegetables. they could to be effective, along with the many international boot of factories known as muscular daughters producing in mexico to sell into the states. but what i'm will use that's a doc panorama employment to the factories which makes up 60 percent of the jobs at the board. i will keep going down the will mean more crime. most security problems and more people crossing to the us to try to get work they go isn't completely defenseless. it is all through. one of us is talk to export markets

eric trump, you never heard of an eric trump? >> no. >> will: how did it work? >> zero advertisement to who he was. we happened to kind of being in the same area of this bar. one of my friends started talking to one of his friends. naturally because we were the two tallest of our friends, we started talking. and it was actually after we left that night that one of the girls that worked there was like you know who that was you were hanging out with all night? that was donald trump's son. i was like oh. i honestly sadly -- my meadite reaction is maybe i'm not going to be in to this guy. you have an idea in your head as to what someone with a famous name would be like. and fortunately for me, i was very wrong about who ericed up being. >> will: lara told me today on "the will cain show" that eric was 6'5." i didn't realize that. i said who was more intimidating to meet, melania or not then president donald trump? you want the answer, go check it out on youtube, spotify or apple. meanwhile, doge's latest target is here in texas. a san antonio based company family endeavors. they raked in over $215 million annually to operate a migrant facility. get this. a facility that was empty. in a post on x, doge says a former biden transition team member joined family endeavors back in 2021. it was a move that helped the nonprofit secure an hhs contract to operate this facility for unaccompanied children. that contract paid the group $18 million a month. the facility wasn't always empty. when it was originally opened, it was able to house about 500 children with the ability to expand to 2,000. but it was later closed due to poor living conditions. before hhs reopened the facility and welcomed more migrant teens in 2

through abundant grace coastside worker, this week's cbs news bay area icon award goes to eric dubode. >> ericcounty funds. in another of its work programs called coastside clean-up, they pick up 140,000 pounds of trash every year. you can nominate a local hero for a cbs news bay area icon award on our website at kpix.com/icon. >>> okay, we'll toss things over the our meteorologist zoe mintz. we're talking about the nice weather. outdoor coach. >> how was that this week? >> it was great. i sat in it yesterday. >> soak up the sunshine. it was gorgeous. >> amazing. >> i tried to get a base tan because fun fact i will be gone next week and i'm going on vacation and i'm going to be laying in the sunshine and getting away from the cooler temperatures. because it is officially cooling down today and it's not going to be warm for at least the next couple of weeks. >> don't say that. >> so sorry. but it's winter. it's still -- it's march technically. the first official day of the new month. happy march. but technically, winter doesn't start until the spring equinox. we have a couple more rays to get t

eric. >> i know eric did it. i know, good morning. i'm dave clark. monday morning, march 3rd.but first, there's a lot happening in traffic. what's the latest? >> well, first of all, we're going to go right to highway four because we had a crash there. dave and pam, westbound four at harbor. they just moved it out of the way, but it was blocking lanes. and now traffic coming out of antioch is extra slow. it has an unintended effect that traffic coming to bay point looks pretty good, and you might want to get on the road before everyone gets there. bay bridge backed up almost to the maze. metering lights are on in oakland. macarthur near 50th. avoid several blocks. i'm sorry, not i said macarthur. i meant international at 50th. avoid several blocks of international near 50th because of police activity. also on the san mateo bridge that looks pretty good heading out to the high rise and no problems on 80. we had an earlier crash at at the central exit, but that's now on the shoulder. 631 let's bring steve back with today's weather. >> thank you kindly, sir. we'll get right to it.

eric, buenos dÍas eric: buenos dÍas, amanecemos con la aplicaciÓn de los aranceles del 25% por partectos agro alimentarios por el parte del gobierno de estados unidos. asÍ que los tres paÍses anuncian las medidas quetomaran para contrarrestar los aranceles impuestos por estados unidos. satcha: la renovaciÓn del sueÑo americano es el tema del primer discurso del presidente donald trump en su segundo mandato ante una sesiÓn conjunta del congreso. los presuntos logros de su administraciÓn, la economÍa, la seguridad fronterizay los planes para la paz en todo el mundo. esto justo cuando suspende la ayuda militar a ucrania. en vivo desde washington dc, edwin piti tiene un adelanto de lo que dice trump sobre un posible fin de la guerra con rusia. edwin: asÍ es como hay mucha expectativa de lo que pueda decir esta noche el presidente. donde tambiÉn se espera que le pida mÁs dinero. a los congresistas. ara la seguridad fronteriza. la pregunta que muchos se hacen a esta hora es cuÁl versiÓn del presidente trump. veremos esta noche en su disurso. asegurÓ que dirÁ las cosas como son sobre todo c

eric in new jersey, republican. good morning. eric, are you there? >> hello. >> hey, eric ahead. >> i wish you asked commissioner if he had the intellectual urowhys toy it figure out -- curiosity if joe biden ever earned $180-200,000 a year as senator and how did he accumulate millions in wealth and own multiple homes. i wish i knew how to do that. thank you very much. >> here's wood row in georgia, independent. >> hey, how you doing this morning? >> good. >> yeah, i was -- this irs thing really plucks my nerve. i live here in georgia, and they taxes us half to death even though i'm retired from the military, but we have to pay for medicaid part b and taking all this money and waste it all over the place. we got two va opposition to movements here in augusta, georgia. they move the hr department and finance department out of the va buildings where they've been for 40 years and in downtown augusta renting and how in haitis is that saving money or being a good stuart of the taxpayer money. i'm hoping president trump and elon musk come to augusta, georgia. we have two va hosp

eric had feared. one's ever gone to a party in fact, his ex-girlfriend lived on war road, the same road where chelsea's shoe was found. eric had nothing to do with chelsea's disappearance. he agreed to give his dna and fingerprints. but there was something else about the discovery of the poison ivy costume-- and it had to do with harlin bird. remember him? the guy who tried to sound like a hero, who told detectives he helped chelsea at the party, then admitted his story was a lie? this abandoned building where the costume and wig were found was literally a 100 yards-- 200 yards tops from harlin bird's house. you could pretty much see harlin bird's residence from where the costume was found. keith morrison: coming up-- harlin back in the interrogation room. and a discovery. has chelsea finally been found? when dateline continues-- you about. >> my french. >> door air fryer 360. >> this is my biggest air fryer yet. extra large 26. >> quart capacity. >> cook with up to 70%. >> less calories. >> from fat than deep frying. >> that's a big. >> deal, my friend. >> it's all about the air crisp. >> technology. >> 360 degrees. >> of

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eric. >> adams and i'm going to be. >> a little. >> cynical here, if i'm eric adams, you know, and i am staying in this mayor's race, in part because that might be the deal that i made with donald trump. you know, one of the things that i'm going to say is you you all are going to have to help me here. and i would just expect that there may be some independent expenditures launched to remind voters of the challenges that andrew cuomo has had in the allegations against him. so it's not going to be a cakewalk for him. no question about it. >> yeah. >> you make the point that this isn't his to lose. he's not a shoo in. he's just a big name. right. so how might this unfold going forward? you talk about how adams might handle it, but what about the others that are in the field? >> yeah. >> that's. >> always been an issue that i have to remind a lot of the voters that with multiple candidates to ericd choice voting in new york city, you know. it doesn't necessarily mean that the mayor is going to lose. he still has support out there, given everything that's that's happened. you know, he's been tough on crime and he has brought crime down, something he campaigned on back in 2021. but also let's remember why this is also an important national conversation, because he is in many ways this this also is sort of a proxy for the president. president trump's ability to use the bureaucracy to influence people even locally. right. not just within his cabinet, not just in the federal government, but we see the influence of his bureaucracy, particularly in law enforcement. and the reach that it has, even down to the mayor of the most important city in the country, in my humble view. and that is that is real. that is a really important thing that we do need to pay attention to. how much is this mayor able to act independently, and all of his opponents are going to call attention to that. but a

eric fetty. he's the same agency with jeong hoo. and then there was that interaction where ericlly spoke highly of me. >> with season one and rookie duties in the books for both. yes, even hahn had to complete rookie duties. lee and hahn are focused on a successful and healthy sophomore season because unlike a lot of players, hahn doesn't have a backup. >> they have nobody to actually just come in for you, for me, for me. yeah. so that's kind of tricky. it's just so i try to just keep myself healthier and mentally healthy, physically healthy. >> hahn meditates to keep his mind sharp. nearly everyone from ace pitcher logan webb to ballpark ushers will tell you how much they love hahn. but hahn's relationship and the trust shared between him and lee are most important. >> i like to call myself a shadow because i don't want to be seen a lot because jeong, who is the main guy, he's he's the ball player. i'm the bridge between jeong hoon and the players. so it's really important that you have that trust in between. yeah. >> lee relies on hahn to translate everything from coaches mess

eric adams? >> well, it's going to be significant, jake. and the main reason is because eric adams and andrew cuomo are going to be targeting the same voters. they're both going to be looking at black voters, brown voters here in new york, latinos and hispanics. they're also going to be going after the labor unions. so they are going to split a key coalition that any democrat that runs in this town needs in order to secure that nomination. these are two men whose message over the years have has been similar. they're both considered moderate democrats. so we'll see about how they try and split that vote. whoever gets the most supporters is going to be able to beat the other one. now, eric adams has made it clear that anyone is welcome to run into this in this race. and we are expecting him to be hitting the campaign trail as well very soon. jake. >> all right. gloria pazmino in new york for us. thanks so much. the taliban offers, quote, no mercy, only imprisonment or death. and that's what one afghan ally who interpreted for u.s. troops during the u. s u.s. 20 year war told me. an advocacy group says this interpreter was finally going to get out of afghanistan, as promised. so what went wrong? why is he still stuck in afghanistan? his harrowing story is next. >> learn how to experiment with new. technologies without getting. >> played by them. >> listen to terms of. service with me. clare duffy wherever you get your podcasts. >> dad, are. >> we really going to miss. >> the game? >> i think we're stuck here. >> hey, you. >> guys doing okay? >> dad, it's. john elway. >> our plane's having mechanical. >> problems, and i think. >> we're going to miss the. big game. well, i

eric ran on and accomplished. >> sandra: ha. >> the best we can do. >> you remember one of the main controversies going on relative to eric adams as the situation relativend sanctuary cities. sanctuary state as well. again, comes back to andrew cuomo up your designated us by executive order as a sanctuary state. what is his answer for the fact that we are overrun by gangs, crime, homeless? those are all andrew cuomo effects. we need someone who is a moderate, and adult peer trying to make the right moves. realistically you have to forget his entire past and ignore the conditions that he's created a new york city today to pull the lever for that guy appeared to be two people are so hungry for answers. from the cuomo administration. for the absolute distress that the city is in as a result of crime, migration, so many problems, so we will be watching where all of that goes. you've got a "fox nation" special out on the violent venezuelan gang. "blood in america." >> you are going to learn a lot. i have been learning about this guy for a long time on the network. the producers were great. really professionally done. this gang is trouble. >> sandra: we will

eric fetty. he's the same agency with jeong hoo. and then there was that interaction where ericly spoke highly of me. >> with season one and rookie duties in the books for both. yes, even horne had to complete rookie duties. lee and horne are focused on a successful and healthy sophomore season because unlike a lot of players, horne doesn't have a backup. >> they have nobody to actually just come in for you, for me, for me. so that's kind of tricky. it's just so i try to just keep myself healthier and mentally healthy. physically healthy. >> horne meditates to keep his mind sharp. nearly everyone from ace pitcher logan webb to ballpark ushers will tell you how much they love horne. but horne's relationship and the trust shared between him and lee are most important. >> i like to call myself a shadow because i don't want to be seen a lot because jeong, who is the main guy, he's he's the ballplayer. i'm the bridge between jeong who and the players. so it's really important that you have that trust in between. yeah. >> lee relies on horne to translate everything from coaches messag

eric buske is the current bryant police chief. he wasn't with the department back then, but says the suspect told investigators that he and kristin had a fight over drugs. erictituted aspirin for cocaine. and she went off in a rage when that occurred. i think he had told them some story about how it had been a drug deal that had gone bad, and so then i was crying rape. andrea canning: after the attack, police charged him with unlawful restraint, a misdemeanor. the next day, kristin and her dad went to the bryan police department to find out why her attacker wasn't charged with something more serious. i was furious because i had thought in this moment that i survived, i survived. this is it. this guy is going down. andrea canning: she met with a detective who asked her questions, lots of them. i had bruises all up and down my throat. i couldn't swallow. and at one point in time, the detective asked me to place my hands on my own throat, which even then, psychologically, that was just even traumatizing. why would he want you to do that? because i did that. and then he looks at me, and he says, well, those could have been self-inflicted. what did you say to the

eric adams. how does he change the race? >> politics is. >> a beautiful thing. >> and there's. >> always an. >> opportunity for. second chances. look, he's the. clear frontrunner. >> no one. >> would disregard. >> that at this point. >> and eric adams. >> chances of. >> winning the. >> democratic primary. >> are exceedingly minimal. >> i would not count him out as a. >> republican in the general. >> and that's. >> an unfortunate. >> state of our political affairs right now. but certainly. >> this at. >> this point, is andrew cuomo's. >> to lose. >> now, it's not guaranteed. there's a lot left, and everyone's already training their political ammunition on him. but gosh, he's the clear frontrunner right now. >> now, you mentioned that mayor adams could run as a republican. could he legally run as a republican? number one. and number two, aren't there those that could get independent funding and just beat up on andrew cuomo on old allegations and controversies? >> look. >> superpacs play. >> a big. >> role and could play an even. larger role in new york city primaries and general elections. i don't think people should underestimate ericms capacity as a republican, particularly if the's a heightened maga turnout and a depressed democratic progressive turnout. elections shouldn't be assumed to be guaranteed after a primary. but with that being said, right now andrew cuomo is operating in that moderate lane, and it remains to be seen amongst the six other candidates that are out there right now who will emerge as his principal contender because he's taking most of those eric adams votes in this primary. >> now, charlie, president trump has aggressively inserted himself into new york politics since returning to office, pardoning mayor adams and attempting to kill congestion pricing here in new york city. his former home. would you expect trump to deal with cuomo now that he's officially trying to become the leader of the country's biggest city? >> well, that's a great question. i think that, you. >> know. >> right now, trump will probably try to intervene. any way he can. it seems. that adams. >> is his preferred candida

eric adams? >> so, fred, that was really the other big question that we were contemplating this entire time. was he going to jump in or not? and it was because of the current mayor, mayor eric adams, who the two men for many years have been friendly. and there had been a question about whether or not cuomo was going to challenge adams in the primary, given that relationship and perhaps most importantly, that the voters, these two men would likely go after are very similar. a moderate democrat who is concerned with public safety, black and brown new yorkers, black voters in queens and brooklyn are going to be essential for either of these two men in order to be able to win elections. so that's a complicating factor. but i've been speaking to my sources who are close to cuomo and who have been speaking with him recently, and he believes that he has an opening, especially because of the ongoing political scandals that mayor eric adams is facing. he believes that there is an opening there. we should mention he does not call the mayor out by name in that video, but he does say that there's a lack of leadership and a lack of governing right now. and that is obviously a reference to the current administration. >> all right, gloria pazmino, thank you so much. all right. coming up, new concerns for federal employees as they receive a second email requesting they report what they did at work over the past week. that's coming up. >> amid upheaval and sweeping changes. >> the president. >> of the united. >> states. >> trump, heads to capitol hill to share what's next. follow cnn for complete coverage and in-depth analysis. the presidential address to congress tuesday at eight on cnn. you might know harbor freight for affordability. >> you might not know. performance and durability. >> go along with it. we test and then we test again. now it's time to put us to the test. whatever you do, do it for us at harbor freight.

eric adams have all been extremely critical of the former governor, highlighting his record and the scandals that he weathered while he was in office. and basically saying that cuomo is not the answer to eric adams. and all of the problems that he is facing while he's in office right now. but the question here is going to be ultimately decided by new york city voters. they're the ones who get to decide whether or not they believe andrew cuomo should have another shot at of at holding public office. as you said, he stepped down from office in 2021 after being accused of sexual misconduct by 11 women, including two former aides in his office. and although he has a long record of accomplishments and leading the state of new york, there are also a lot of criticisms and a lot of questions for him to answer as he embarks on this campaign. he made it official today. there had been a lot of speculation in recent days about whether or not he was going to jump into the race, but today he sort of talked about new york city as being in crisis. he talked about homelessness, public safety. clearly taking a shot at the administration, saying that he believes he has the solution for this moment. now we'll see what happens over the next several months as this election plays out. he doesn't have much time. the primary will be held in june. the general election is in november. so for now, we've yet to hear back from mayor eric adams campaign. he has made it clear he intends to run. but as of this hour, we've yet to hear a response. so we'll see if the mayor is able to compete. given the amount of scandals that he is facing, he still has a federal corruption case that is hanging over his case. and it's not clear just yet whether or not he's going to be able to put on a strong campaign, given the circumstances so far. jessica. >> all right. gloria pazmino, thank you so much for that. today, hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside more than 50 tesla showrooms across the country protesting elon musk and his department of government efficiency. the world's richest man and owner of tesla has been leading a massive operation. of course, laying out, laying off thousands of federal workers and cutting off funding for agencies including the national institutes of health and usaid. today, protests were organized by a group called tesla takedown. its goal is that people sell their tesla vehicles and stock and join t

eric adams, but some of the problems that the mayor has, doj stepping in, asking for the charges against him to be dismissed. he think eric adams may be a bit compromised in his ability to get things done. he does not believe that is any longer a problem for him, so i think that is why he is stepping back into the race. clearly he is ahead in the polls already. >> george: you've been stirring up some political speculation yourself. how real is this? >> not real at all. i am completely happy being a sports analyst, doing what i do, but i enjoy talking about the issues that affect the average american citizen and the world. when people asked me a question, i usually have an answer in that regard. i have no desire to run. i think it is a travesty that i am in polls, but it's an indictment against the democratic party for the way they have handled things leading up to the election. but guys like andrew cuomo, ericrs. i do what i do. they do politics. i like talking about it. >> george: you are not going to run. >> i have no intention of that. i like my life very much. >> george: what do you think of luka doncic over in l.a. now? >> he is a sensation. averaging 28 this year before he got hurt and ultimately treated. him with lebron james, they have clearly ascended, but that is not the reason why. because of the los angeles lakers, the way that they play defense. nobody saw that coming. because of that, they are a formidable foe in the western conference. they can make some noise, end up in the finals. boston can end up the favorites. cleveland cavaliers might have something to say about that. who knows? could be boston and l.a. on a collision course. >> george: how about steph curry and the warriors? >> no question about that. the baby faced assassin that is steph curry, something to behold. when you look at rosters in oklahoma city, and los angeles, possibly denver, maybe dallas went two of th

eric anderson and antonio with reckon park and then i'll be back for some final information afterwards. >> good afternoon everyone. i'm eric andersen, director of operations for the recreation and parks department. with me is antonio guerra, our director of finance and administration. >> and we're going to go through a little bit about this two year budget and how we got there in terms of creating an operational model. i'm going to talk about exactly that. how did we come up with the staffing numbers in the budget? antonio will then talk a little more fully about those budget numbers. >> we've been working really intensively since early 2024 with your staff with the total staff and that isn't really involved site tours analysis of all of your construction drawings and construction documents at your assets basically. >> and so we've been doing that in a in a process to really understand what this means to bring this on board and potentially take over the management of those parks. >> to go back again to that theme, the parks represent it when fully built out it's going to be an 8% increase to the rec and park managed parks that we have that's at full buildout when we obviously in 2026 i think we have 86 acres but so it's a very significant endeavor for us to ensure that we are can do this, we can absorb this be successful. we think we've developed a model over the past several years as we've faced similar issues of new acquisitions. we developed the model to be able to estimate staffing levels based on the specific assets that were that we were looking at. and the best example of that has been mission bay where two years ago we took over from oci right now about 27 acres and we had to figure this out and this was a great right around that time we had been grappling with this issue for many years of like okay what is the best way to really have a rigorous and data driven way to figure out our staffing? and so we've done that through adopting and adapting a national recreation and parks association model. essentially these are spreadsheet tools where we input the acreage is the point assets. the square footage is of everything from turf to hardscape to planting beds to shrub beds and these standards are all laid out in our spreadsheet since over the past year our staff have a big part of their time has been spent in putting those those those assets in that data into our spreadsheets and then looking at it and seeing what that comes up with with our main component of the budget which is staffing and for for us that's always important as we've talked about the in this case treasure island, yerba buena island you know this this means we're really able to look at what exactly is out there and what are the staffing needs based on on what your assets are next. >> so before we get to that and so this this is all looking at the scope of services we you know, are going to provide are the basic are our full park maintenance scope of services that includes grounds keeping in horticulture integrated pest management, our boat culture, natural resource management, also our infrastructure all of our trades will be fully engaged in providing maintenance to the parks and our custodial services as well . >> so what does this look like and what we have put together is essentially to take over these 86 acres and in starting in 2026 is 15 positions. >> and so all of that work that i talked about in terms of our spreadsheets and our modeling being landed with these positions and i would say in the bigger picture first to describe we would we would have a dedicated manager for the treasure island parks and this basically follows our internal model that sara already each of our in san francisco we have now seven park service areas treasure island would become number eight and this is really critical when phil is talking about our i think standards and systems that we've put in place over the years. one of the most critical ones i think is our park service area model. what it provides is really on site management accountability and really ownership by a team that is really focused on whether it's that neighborhood or treasure island that kind of ownership is i think what's driven a lot of the improvement in our parks and so we seek to just recreate that model. >> we would have the manager position start early in 2026 to really on board plan for maintenance, develop greater maintenance plans, be involved with recruiting the staff that will come to treasure island, the rest of the staff and this is all in your budget would be starting two months early to engage in some of our onboarding and training to make sure we're ready to go. >> and as i mentioned the park service area model involves kind of our site staff and that really includes our custodians ,gardeners, natural resource specialists and supervisors. >> i will also add to that discussion about treasure island its uniqueness. one of the things that we really grappled with when trying to determine the staffing level is the whole native landscape component and for that reason we've included probably a more robust natural resource team than we normally would because we've seen the super high quality of the landscapes you guys have installed the the plant material you use derived from the island is pretty incredible and unique. so with our natural resource team we feel like that is is a key component that is important for treasure island. we created that specific job classification 6 or 7 years ago to deal with our natural areas and so this natural resource team is really trained the minimum qualifications for their jobs is is about native plants basically and so you would have that team there to continue the vision that you've created out there. so in addition to park i want to kind of explain clearly in addition to our park services staffing the department also runs on a is supported by our citywide staffing structure and that's really our infrastructure team, our urban forestry and so on and so to support the island in order to do that successfully we've select initially three positions to provide that support and so you'll see a painter, a plumber and an arborist they aren't going to be dedicated on island but you will be receiving the full benefit of all of those divisions and their services. for us this was the only way for us to be able to grapple with absorbing the extra the extra workload. so i think i will stop there. we're really looking forward to this. we've put a great deal of effort and also this is just the two year look at things and you know we've been working with staff and i believe as peter mentioned want to come back to you later to really show you the the full the full buildout and the the plan for that. and so with that i'm going to pass this along to antonio. >> thank you. thank you, eric. so i'm going to cover the two year budget. >> antonio garrett director of administration and finance for rec park so we budget on a two year rolling basis here at the city county of san francisco specifically specifically for the rec and park department and the first year july 1st starting july 1st 2025 through june 30th 2026 eric mentioned that there is going to be the plan to have a manager on board six months prior to july 1st, 2026 and then additionally the other 14 positions in the staffing plan would be onboarded two months prior to july 1st 2020 six. >> so the cost of all that labor when you when you actually put that into the budget system ends up being a little under $600,000 581,947 and then in year two all 15 positions equal 2.9 million roughly. >> and then additionally we've budgeted the cost of materials and supplies in both years we're anticipating 50 thousand dollars in year one $200,000 in year two and then also in year three we've budgeted an estimate for equipment a

eric camacho garcia tiene las reacciones a esta imposiciÓn de aranceles que estÁ prÁcticamente a cuestiÓn de horas. buenos dÍas. eric: buenos dÍas. saludos desde mÉxico. efectivamente, el tiempo se agota. la prÓximas horas estamos a la espera de saber exactamentecÓmo serÍa la aplicaciÓn de los aranceles que anunciÓ donald trump en este decreto. en represalia al trÁfico de drogas en la frontera. sobre todo el fentanilo. tambiÉn el cruce de inmigrantes indocumentados. ayer el secretario de comercio de estados unidos seÑalÓ en la entrevista que los aranceles se van a aplicar como se tenÍa previsto a partir del 4 de marzo. sin embargo, seÑalÓ que tanto mÉxico como canadÁ han hecho un trabajo razonable en el combate al fentanilo. sin embargo, dijo que por ello el gobierno de donald trump estÁ analizando en quÉ manera se puede aplicar esta medida de los aranceles. sobre todo en quÉ porcentaje fue lo que se entendiÓ de acuerdo a lo que se da a conocer. por lo pronto, siguen las negociaciones. la presidenta de mÉxico reiterÓ la importancia de los trabajadores mexicanos. dice que lo que quiere que haya coordinaciÓn entre los gobiernos. vamos a escucharla. claudia sheinbaum: estados unidos no serÍa lo que es si no fuera por los mexicanos y mexicanas que trabajan del otro lado. y que a mÉxico en cualquier lugar del mundo se le respeta. aquÍ pedimos ser tratados como iguales. por eso siempre he dicho cooperaciÓn, coordinaciÓn sÍ, subordinaciÓn nunca. ericcontarnos algo que Él quiere que tÚ sepas. raÚl: vamos ahora mismo con alan y taÑa que estÁn en mazatlÁn sinaloa. [cantan] alan: ya me metiste mÁs al mar que estÁ frÍo. taÑa: sÍ, no hace calor, pero estÁ muy rico en mazatlÁn. alan: con mucha seguridad por cierto. mÁs adelante, la adictiva 35 aÑos celebrando los reyes del carnaval. taÑa; son los reyes del carnaval precisamente. ellos estuvieron anoche festejando con mucha gente. le fue de maravilla. alan: ese carro alegÓrico sensacional. te me vas a mojar. seguimos con ustedes. estÁ medio frÍo el agua. [risas] karla: claro que estÁ frÍo. el pacÍfico hace frÍo. [risas] raÚl: quÉ rico estÁ ese lugar. [risas] raÚl: quÉ rico estÁ ese lugar. ta ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ los sueños comienzan aquí. bienvenidos al goodnight club. ¡un misterio! a jessie le encanta jugar a ser detective. pero el verdadero misterio era su piel irritada. así que cambiamos a tide pods free & gentle. limpian mejor y no dejan residuos irritantes. y es suave con su piel. tiene que s

eric camacho garcÍa de de mÉxico dice quÉ dice la mandataria mexicana y cuando sostendrÉ un nuevo diÁlogo con el presidente donald trump. buenos dÍas adelante. eric: buenos dÍas. efectivamente, sigue la preocupaciÓn por los aranceles. por lo pronto, el secretario de comercio de estados unidos dice que todo el dÍa estuvo en contacto con su contraparte de mÉxico y canadÁ. revelÓ en una entrevista que posiblemente este miÉrcoles donald trump podrÍa utilizar un acuerdo, un punto medio dijo en torno a los aranceles. estaremos muy atentos. anoche claudia sheinbaum presentÓ un mensaje donde reitera el llamado para que toda la gente acuda el prÓximo domingo al zÓcalo de la ciudad de mÉxico porque va anunciar que medida va implementar el gobierno de nuestro paÍs. dice que no entiende por quÉ se aplica los aranceles, si estaban en plÁticas ambos gobiernos. ademÁs de que no benefician a nadie. vamos escuchar. claudia sheinbaum: la medida evidentemente va afectar a las empresas que estarÁn en nuestro paÍs, afectarÁ al pueblo de mÉxico, pero afectarÁ tambiÉn mucho al pueblo de estados unidos. por eso no entendemos y no creemos que sean necesarios estos aranceles. siempre llamaremos al diÁlogo. orgullosamente somos un paÍs libre y soberano. ericarte del paÍs estamos hablando de condiciones de ventisca que aÚn continÚan hacia lowa, minnesota, penÍnsula de michigan. advertencia por tornado que estÁn emitidos hacia las carolinas que va continuar en vigor hasta la 1:00 de la tarde. tormenta severa para el norte de florida y sur de georgia. de todo un poco. rÁfaga de viento esta tarde van a continuar siendo bastante fuerte. hacia chicago 27 millas por hora, boston 40 millas por hora, new york 50 millas por hora. hemos visto cortes elÉctricos, hemos visto incendios forestales. de todo un poco. sigue la amenaza latente hoy desde tampa hacia bÚfalo en nueva york, amenaza de viento canino. donde se va a sentir los vientos mÁs fuertes serÁn en localidades como virginia, charlestÓn. pueden superar 75 millas por hora. nos vamos para california. llega una nueva tormenta partir de la tarde. estarÁ trayendo lluvia hacia el sur. localidades como los Ángeles, santa ana, san clemente hasta el viernes. hacia sierra nevada para traer varias pulg

eric hamm has to say about about him. do you know what, eric? there's just something about his personality i don't like. he's too direct. he's got too much to say for himself. for someone who's new on the international who�*s new on the international stage. >> well, he is actually being a good vice president and making sure that he sticks up for his boss. and donald trump wants peace. and he believes that the onus on peace is through ukraine, as if russia had nothing to do with the invasion. and so i think what we're seeing here is the republicans, led by donald trump and jd vance, are actually pushing a narrative that it actually pushing a narrative thatitis actually pushing a narrative that it is somehow president zelenskyy himself who is zelenskyy himself, who is basically thwarting this idea of peace. >> eric ijust think with you on this is i just think of dead people, people who are being murdered and people who are left homeless on the streets and just dispossessed and whatever. and we get these two guys coming in, and it's about guys coming in, and it�*s about brokering a deal. it's about money, money, money. >> yeah. that's right. and when we when we see president donald trump actually suspending aid to ukraine, we're only talking about $4 billion. the united states has already provided more than $180 billion. even though donald trump somehow seems to exaggerate that figure to 350 billion. but again, i think what we're continuing to see and which is why this is so very dangerous in terms of what we're seeing, not only with the suspension of aid to ukraine, but also we know tomorrow there will be these massive, debilitating tariffs on countries like canada and mexico and of course, china, which could send the entire global economy into a tailspin. donald trump continues to push this ide