garrett hake. >> is at. >> the white house. >> garrett. >> the president of mexico. and we're seeing. >> her there on our screens, essentially just said moments. >> ago that she. >> had. >> a conversation. >> with president. >> trump over. >> the weekend. >> but then. >> just this. >> morning and that a lot. was achieved. >> yeah. >> jose, these talks. >> have been going on all morning between mexico and canada and. the united. >> states separately. >> here you have. >> president sheinbaum. >> of. >> mexico scooping. >> president trump and announcing. >> that a deal. >> has been reached to avert these tariffs. >> for the next month. >> while negotiations continue. >> the president of mexico saying the deal includes an agreement for mexico to send 10,000 troops, national guard. >> troops, she says, to the. >> border between mexico and the. >> united states. and for the u.s. to stop or curtail weapons shipments from going into mexico. that detail is. absent from president trump's statement, which he. >> just put out on truth. >> social. confirming the 10,000 troops. >>

all right, garrett. what is the latest on all of this? and is there any chance we'll see the plans for other tariffs change in the next day or so? >> i think it's entirely possible, chris, the president is in the oval office talking to reporters as we speak, agreeing with at least the second part of that wall street journal editorial, the idea that no country is fully safe from these tariffs. he says that negotiations will continue with mexico despite the fact that on friday, he said there was nothing any of these countries could do to avoid tariffs and that they were not a negotiating tactic at all. you mentioned justin trudeau, whom the president has spoken to once already this morning. he's got another call scheduled for around 3:00 this afternoon. and he's acknowledging, or at least he was last night when he returned from florida, that this trade war or these tariffs will hurt american consumers, at least in the short term. listen. >> 20 minutes went by. >> we may have short term some little pain and people understand that. but long t

hey, garrett, so much going on just today. that call with mexico's new president apparently delaying a deal by one month. marco rubio is supposed to negotiate tighter border controls there. what do we expect from trump and prime minister trudeau's call, with whom he's had a much tougher personal relationship. >> that's right. andrea, he's already had one conversation today with prime minister trudeau. we know with another one scheduled for 3:00 this afternoon, it's possible that this deal with the mexican government could provide some kind of blueprint for a similar arrangement with canada to avert, at least temporarily, the tariffs that donald trump has been threatening really, since the campaign, but in earnest since last week. it was also just last week that the president said there was absolutely nothing. and that's a, quote, nothing that these countries could do to avoid the imposition of tariffs that mexico now has successfully avoided in the short term with this agreement, to send 10,000 troops to their northern border

but this, as garrett said, is highly unusual.fit of his businesses and locking out and federal employees. it is a coup. i'm a historian of coups, and i would also use that word. so we're in a real emergency situation for our democracy, i feel. >> i want to ask you, ruth, what the protective measures are at this junction. if you are now able to sort of agree with garrett's description of this as a coup. >> if you look at what sometimes you know, nations do in situations of emergency, for example, brazil, when bolsonaro was trying to have his january 6th, 2023 coup, which was the playbook of january 6th in our country, applied there. and steve bannon was an adviser. it didn't work. and all of the major authorities went on television and made, you know, a declaration united to declare, you know, this fraudulent attempt to say the election was a fraud wasn't going to work. and then they eventually prosecuted bolsonaro. i believe what we need here is democratic authorities going on camera together to state to the people, my fellow ame

that was nbc's garrett haake reporting for us. now to developing news into that investigation into how that american airlines flight and an army black hawk helicopter collided is now intensifying. we just learned the ntsb will hold a briefing on that crash at 3 p.m. our time. so we will continue to follow that. and there is new video we want to warn you. might be disturbing to watch. cnn originally obtained th video showing a different vantage point of wednesday night's crash. the american airlines flight from wichita, kansas, on the right of your screen, was preparing to land at reagan national airport. it was making a turn toward the runway when that army helicopter collides with it over the potomac river. all 67 people in both aircraft were killed. investigators say the information found on the black boxes will be key. yesterday, divers recovered the chopper's data recorder that records both data and voice in the cockpit. the two black boxes were pulled from the wreckage of the american airlines plane the day before that on thu

administrator garrett crawford says they're preemptively cleaning storm drains, mudslides and debris flow are among a host of concerns that played these hard-hit communities. the epa is undergoing the largest wildfire hazardous waste cleanup in the history of the agency. teams will clear materials from more than 13,000 fire impacted properties. we know from recent studies that there are at high levels of lead asbestos scoring another particulate matter right after the fires. >> and people are worried. >> monday, local leaders called for action urging the qnd and fema to create a joint task force because families across the southland want to know that their neighborhoods are safe from dangerous pollutants. >> we're requesting epa take the lead in this effort by forming a task force together with federal state and local government to monitor the air quality in the la area and test for pollutants. asked where this information to be communicated to the public regularly and transparently. sitting at 500 on the season. welcome in the orlando magic town tonight. now the mandate currently on

their family tents in their el bala, leaving garrett without a mother and father and craig and sister as well as 2 brothers. she lost her family and looms all well, she was suffering from cancer. c and we were sleeping in a tent and suddenly i woke up at night and found myself outside. i felt split into and had a severe pain in my legs. when i looked at my feet, i realized they were gone. i was awake the whole time when the ambulance arrived and took me to the fox of martyr's hospital in darrow bala. now i have been given a pass to can tar or other, but also also i am and that all yeah right is just 14 years old. but it will take decades for her memory to comprehend the events of the war. she's leaving was 15 children and accompanying adults starting a bus ride from 3 hospitals in the sector to ship a medical complex in gaza, unnecessary medical complex, and the european hospital in the south. heading towards the roof of border crossing . not one mob of it. we hope that this process will continue, and the number of patients and the injured people are allowed to leave will exceed 100.

myles garrett. >> wants out of cleveland requesting a trade from the browns. >> his request comes. >> one week after the team said. >> it would not trade him, and today said it is not entertaining any offers. garrett is under contract for two more seasons under a five year, $125. >> million extension he signed back in 2020. >> the browns finished three and. >> 14 this season. >> that's not a friendly situation to be in. >> thank you very much, bertha. bertha coombs coming up. we're only two weeks into president trump's second administration, and so far, elon musk is wielding influence that no ceo has probably ever had publicly on the oval office. although the president said earlier this hour during an executive order signing that musk is only doing things when he's given approval and that we, quote, won't let elon go places where there is a conflict. up next, we'll take a closer look at the fallout for his companies, with tesla in particular. one of the worst performers. we're back after this. >> nothing stands still. not technology. >> not the market, and not franklin templeton. we'v

with her injured brother is really bombing destroyed their family tent in their el bala. leaving garrett without a mother and father and craig and sister as well as 2 brothers. she lost her family and looms all well, she was suffering from cancer. c and we were sleeping in a tent and suddenly i woke up at night and found myself outside. i felt split into and had a severe pain in my legs. when i looked at my feet, i realized they were gone. i was awake the whole time when the ambulance arrived and took me to the ox a martyrs hospital in darrow bala. now i have been given a pass to can car. oh, but i thought also i am and all you all right is just 14 years old has been in, but it will take decades for her memory to comprehend the events of war. she's leaving with 15 children and accompanying adults and starting a bus ride from 3 hospitals in the sector. she have a medical complex in gaza, unnecessary medical complex, in the european hospital in the south, heading towards the rough of border crossing. not one mob of it. we hope that this process will continue, and the number of patients and

. >> we have it all covered with garrett haake on duty for us. >> good morning, yeah.iffs were a key campaign promise of president trump set to go into effect midnight tonight. the president is already facing blow bac internationally and here at home. the tariffs and other steps he's taken to remake the federal government in his imag overnight, the president defending those sweeping new tariffs. >> we have short-term a little pain, and people understand that. but long-term, the united states has been ripped off by virtually every country in the world. >> reporter: mr. trump imposing 25% tariffs on most imports from canada and mexico that could impact everything from oil and lumber to produce and auto parts. he ordered a 10% tariff on all chinese goods. even key republicans sounding the alarm about the impact to americans' wallets. >> it will drive the cost of everything up. in other words, it will be paid for by american consumers. why would you want to get in a fight with your allies over this? >> reporter: canada's prime minister warning americans will feel the pain.

browns star defensive end myles garrett has requested a trade. seemingly everyone does. the 29 year old pass rusher has two years remaining on his record breaking five year, $125 million extension, 102 half career sacks since entering the league in 2017. he looked good in the niners uniform. more trade news. so with this guy this time in the nfc west, rams wide receiver cooper kupp has informed or been informed the team is looking to trade him immediately. cooper kupp won the receiving triple crown in 2021, capped it with a super bowl mvp honor that year. a little bit of injuries derailed him the last couple of years. hate to see this. the nba all star game right around the corner. the warriors posting this on social media, and legends tim hardaway, chris mullin, mitch richmond and baron davis set to take part in a warriors alumni three point contest. no date yet, but it is coming soon. the guys got their sneakers laced up. make sure you stretch right. the nba also announced that those guys run tmc, along with jeremy lin, have been named honorary

sincere harris, chief deputy mayor vanessa garrett harley, chief deputy mayor and the entire parker administration, cabinet. thank you all so very much for your support and the hard work that you are demonstrating. we will get through this and we will get through it together. thank you all so very much. and we'll report back later. >> all right. still unclear why this medevac plane crashed there in philadelphia, but you heard from a variety of of officials there bringing us up to date on the casualties and also warning expect changes to the casualty figures. right now, six people who were on board, including a child on board that medevac plane, perished. one died on the ground and 19 were injured on the ground. and you can see from these images here, these aerial pictures, how widespread the debris field is. you heard the governor there saying the area of impact is 4 to 6 blocks there. you heard the mayor of philadelphia, cherelle parker let people know that it is not going to be unlikely for them to come out of their homes, go to their cars and see something unusual, which very much could be evid

right now they're down about 630 points in futures. >> as we heard in garrett hicks report, there area questionnaire by today about their involvement in any criminal cases related to the january 6th capitol attack. on friday, at least eight senior fbi executives were told by the trump administration to resign or they would be fired. and nbc news has learned the fbi's acting director was also told to turn over the names of every fbi employee involved in investigating january 6th rioters. but he pushed back, promising agents that he would follow the law and existing fbi policies. so joining us now, nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian, former assistant director for counterintelligence at the fbi, frank figliuzzi, he's a senior. msnbc national security and intelligence analyst. good to have you both. >> thank you guys so much for both being here. ken, let's start with you. i'm sure you've been talking like me to people inside and outside of government, people inside and outside of the fbi and actually some politicians and former politicians, no fan of the fbi stil