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. >> it's time for the hot topic of hour as president trump appears to talk with xi jinping potentiallysoon as today beijing has retaliatory tariffs on the united states begin primary tent after president trump 10% import tariff on china went into effect at midnight last night and china's plan includes a 50% tariff on u.s. coal in liquefied natural gas, 10% on crude oil agricultural machinery and large vehicles and export control on key rare minerals it will also open an antitrust probe into google month after doing the same to nvidia, trump striking deals with both canada and mexico to pause as 25% tariffs for 30 days prime minister trudeau agreed to put the $1.3 billion border plan into effect sending upwards of 10000 troops to the northern border he will also create a fentanyl borders our position and he will list cartels as terrorists in a joint strikeforce combat organized crime, mexico's president claudia sheinbaum vowing 10000 troops with promised cooperation with key american cabinet positions. trump hinted that the european union conveys tariffs next, watch. >> we have massive

if xi jinping goes with that approach in the phone call that i would predict a strong major by mr.tention. on the other hand if you positive that's much better news for the stock market. maria: it is so much undermining of the united states, the overall policy coming out of the united states is expected to change, u.s. agencies are suspending china's deepseek as it could be the ccp latest weapon for spying on american citizens i spoke with military software officer nicholas about this last week, here's what he said. >> you say that deepseek is the next ccp sponsored weapon after tiktok, tell me more. >> it's pretty obvious, i was the first government official to call for the ban of tiktok and what you see now the ccp using the data collected with tiktok to now use this to train the a.i. models of course with the bias that the ccp wants to push across the world and as you can see now the new app that's been downloaded hundreds of millions of times is annexed weapon for the ccp to control not only information but also disinformation, were not going to win the war against the ccp if w

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the military for sure the economy if i were ccp would wrest control away from xi jinping because he made one terrible mistake after another, including, suppressing entrepreneurship innovation investment that apparently we saw in deepseek, made that also revelation very much more surprising, frankly. and by the way, in terms of biden versus china offer the last four years i think we're going to find on so many fronts, just like in panama he basically gave in to china over and over again. why? have we can all speculate the truth is america needs to get tough with china thank heavens we're beginning to do that. maria: week two of retroactive administration cheryl he is coming out swinging the story of the morning tariffs, tariffs against china, 10%, as well as tariffs against mexico and canada, 25%, tariffs on oil will be 10%. we are expecting these tariffs to take effect tomorrow. we are expecting he is retaliation from canadian and mexico, with their own tariffs, that is why the dow industrials are down 572 right now, might i add that is off the worst levels of the wondering. cheryl:

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joe: maybe that depends on when president trump speaks with xi jinping. to the press secretary, they are working on scheduling that. just unclear whether it will take place and whether the conversation can result in a pulling back of tariffs like we saw in the case of mexico and canada. donald trump today seems to be focused on

tariffs are expected to take place on monday, unless trump and xi jinping strike a deal. they will speak some time today. the white house is touting a win after canada and mexico said they would delay tariffs for another month. down pennsylvania avenue, senate intelligence committee prepping tulsi gabbard nomination for director of national intelligence behind closed doors and will vote on r.f.k. jr. for health and human services secretary. president trump expressed confidence the two will be confirmed. >> senators have concerns about tulsi gabbard or r.f.k. jr.? >> president trump: yes, i've gotten great response. they want to do what is right. we have the finest people ever recruited for government. >> madeleine: both nominees may not get a vote before the full senate until next week. >> todd: do the two at the end of the day get confirmed? a few weeks ago, we would have said, it is looking tight. it seems like momentum is going in their favor. what are you hearing? >> madeleine: tulsi gabbard got a boost yesterday. senator susan collins was seen as a possible no vote,

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cheryl: speaking of weak, their economy is weak in xi jinping is weakened, that is very clear by a lotout of china, maria talked about that. i want to bring in jonathan fahey. >> good morning with 100,000 people a year dying from drugs in this country and a lot of the precursor for fentanyl in particular that is leading to most of that coming from china could china stop this if they want to entirely from coming over and if so what would they have to do. >> they could stop it immediately remember this is a total surveillance or near-total surveillance state, they know exactly what's going on some of the fentanyl producers are state owned, the fentanyl gang laundry their proceeds from the chinese state banking system every container that is inspected by chinese officials, the list goes on and on. if xi jinping wanted to stop fentanyl precursors from going to mexico or stopping fentanyl and mail to the u.s. it would happen immediately. cheryl: also marked temperament to bring you into this looking at the issue with the tariffs one of the things that we see the goods under $800 that the u.

and both sides big banquet table, chinese and united states, trump sitting across from se xi jinping first thing trump asked president xi was to stop fentanyl provide death penalty for people in china involved in making it. and frank without batting an eye, xi said yes. he said yes. okay. and we all thought everyone would live happily ever after they lied. >> shocker. larry: that is what they to. he said all rigmarole like that whole phase one trade deal was rigmarole, i hope that president trump does not have you know particularly pleasant conversations with xi jinping and goes back on his deal or that 10% tariff or ending exception on 800 dollars. and killing our kids, you can't be tough enoh on china. >> stuff on -- quality is crap. that aside, i agree with you, when it comes to trade with china. it is not surprising they lie, they are not our friend. their goal in life to do take us down they want to be number one, we're number one economy, they are close at number two, it was 2019 when i sat there and projects were china would takeover as world number one economy by 2025. guess

had a mini stroke last summer and after he had the stroke it took away the military from xi jinping, this is true but a person very close to the ccp told me this that they took away the military and someone else is running the military are you aware of the mini stroke and xi jinping might be weaker than 30 no. >> that would be incredibly important news not only here in the united states but around the world. >> really keep a spotlight and dig further. thank you, sir. carlos gimenez is joining us. we'll be right back. ♪ can i have another pancake? from full house... ♪ ...to empty nest... ♪ ...to free birds. ♪ vanguard. we got this. fifty years of helping you invest for every chapter. morikawa on 18. he is really boxed in here. not a good spot. off the comcast business van. into the vending area. oh, not the fries! where's the ball? anybody see it? oh wait, there it is! back into play and... -oh no, it's in the water. wait a minute. are you kidding me? you got to be kidding me. rolling towards the cup, and it's in the hole! what an impossible shot brought to you by comcast business. (v

. >> xi jinping -- beijing counters trump's 10% tariffs on goods with retaliatory tariffs in the united states. i'm john roberts in washington. begins a tuesday afternoon, sandra. >> sandra: got to be with you. i'm sandra smith in new york, this is "america reports." president trump pausing those tariffs -- mexico and canada for the next 30 days in return for strengthening shared borders with her neighbors. we will hear from security advisor michael waltz and moments. >> and president trump's joint news conference with benjamin netanyahu of israel. first, peter doocy live at the white house. as president trump -- expected to go 3 for 3 on the trade fr front. >> expected to, maybe not right away. the president's advisors don't seem like they are in as much of a hurry to prove that tariffs on china can work. >> this is not our first rodeo. we have to have institutional memory. you above all people the china tariffs. zero inflation. let's trust in trump. trust in trump. >> by the first week of march, we could be right back here if the 10,000 troops mexico was sending to their side of the b

and tariffs xi jinping under. trump: canada has been very abusive of the united states for many years. they don't about an candidate does not allow banks to go in and if you think about it, that's pretty amazing we have a u.s. bank, they don't allow them to go in. candidate is been very tough on oil and energy they do not allow our foreign products in essentially. they do not allow a lot of things in we allow everything to come in and is been a one-way street. we subsidize canada led to tune $200 million a year. and for what, what do we get out of it, we don't get anything out of it i love the people of canada and disagree with the leadership of canada and something is going to happen there. but if they want to play the game, i don't mind we can buy the game all he bought in mexico, that very good talks with them and this is retaliatory. this is retaliatory to a certain extent, millions of people come in through country to country to mexico and canada were not going to allow that and by the way we have among the l

president trump will speak to xi jinping after agreeing to pours tariffs, to combat drug trafficking.shna bought suwanee says these are bullying and using tariffs will backfire. well worth the read on a blue. -- bloomberg.com. we loved the piece. there are supporters say it is getting results. is it not working? guest: in the short tom i am the first to admit i'm wrong and it appears to be working. he audience is domestic and he points to the fact that they've done what he wants but what is it do to the u.s. reputation? these are the most important allies. partners and allies wondering if donald can do that it damages the reputation of the united states as a player in the post world war ii era, really concerning. tom: short tom winds, longer-term this damages washington. how do you think europe fincen? will they reassess the relationship with beijing? guest: too much of a stretch. everyone is trying to figure out what their playbook will look like including the chinese. the chinese retaliated but not robust, matching trumps energy. they signal they want the deal on their terms. might

this is not the first time xi jinping is using a probe like this to retaliate. in the past have you seen it be an effective negotiating tool? mike: we are going to find out now whether it works in real time with donald trump, because under the biden administration list wanted cake -- one equation, but under donald trump it is a different one. he may not be looking at this as such a dangerous signal. even after having met with jen-hsun huang last week it may not be as big a concern. really what we are looking for is the broader negotiation that it's going to happen in april. this is really just sort of the opening round in the conversation between china and the u.s. on trade. the president has ordered a review of the phase one trade agreement he forged at the end of his first term. we are going to hear more about that in april. this is sort of the warm-up act to a bigger conversation. her number, donald trump has talked about imposing tariffs about to 60% additional tariffs on chinese goods. that would really hurt beijing, which is focusing on its exports to the

>> you know, trump had been expected to speak with xi jinping, but then the u.s.dent said he was in, quote, no hurry to hold talks. and now he's pledging new global tariffs on steel and aluminum. still, some economic measures that president trump has pledged in the last month have been subject to change. for example, when he suspended tariffs on small packages from china, some observers, because of that reason, they're not ruling out a deal or at least more discussions between trump and xi jinping. rosemary. >> all right. our thanks to kristie lu stout joining us live from hong kong. many thanks. well, with donald trump's tariff war now apparently focused on china, other countries are watching closely to see how far this for tat will go. cnn's richard quest sat down for an exclusive interview with french president emmanuel macron and asked him how concerned he and other european allies are about all of this. >> look, i. >> think it's not the top priority. >> in the current environment, given all the challenges. >> we have. we have to fix ukraine. we have the situa

president trump says he is in "no hurry" to speak to chinese president xi jinping to try to defuse a trade and wind turbines. retaliated with similar tariffs starting next monday told me the latest. from the us postal service that all packages coming in from mainland china and hong kong into the us now, there's been no explanation for why putting systems in place to start charging tariffs but also, you know, the government there has whereby china's e—commerce companies packages and getting under the threshold whereby you'd have to pay tax on those sales. something about that, i guess one way is to, for the moment, just stop all packages coming in. you know, a company which has supported donald trump but another step which the chinese government — which the us government — might be taking, which would that enable users to lose weight — also no surprise then the global demand for the producer novo nordisk has just posted its full—year to 128 billion danish kroner — that's about $18 billion. american market, with sales up 30%. and wegovyjumped last week following the positive henrik hal

raised tariffs on steel that's set to take effect in less than an hour. with chinese president xi jinpingwithin 2a hours", presumably to negotiate these tariffs. the us trade war will not be confined to china, mexico and canada alone. in brussels, eu leaders met nato chief mark rutte since donald trump's inauguration, 0ur political editor chris mason has been the headquarters of the european union. their trade with america uppermost in mind too. or trade wars. the anger you heard there was prompted by president trump describing the eu as an atrocity and saying it would face taxes on its imports into america. they don't take our cars, baskinfirussels it can give economies the shivers. of rolling up in brussels these days after brexit, on the uk that dominated. is open and strong trading relations, with president trump. to water down your reset with the european union both of these relations are very important to us. for many, many decades now. and tonight the prime minister swapped nato when it comes to trade and security. i'll be discussing this evening on questions on energy and i believe

of nato countries squabbling amongst themselves to the mill to president putin and probably to xi jinpingage up and on the bbc news website running on the bbc news website with the latest on the tariffs after those comments from president trump ahead of president trump and ahead of that meeting. a warning to panama over what he called chinese influence and control of the panama canal. over the waterway — a crucial route for trade, that acts as a short cut between the atlantic and pacific oceans. the us secretary of state demanded �*immediate changes' real threat from the us. the world cup in 2023. if found guilty, he could receive a jail sentence of up to two—and—a—half years. the spanish team lifts the 2023 world cup after beating but victory was soon overshadowed. but when it came to striker jenni hermoso, after this hug, he said the kiss was consensual, she said it was not. having been forced out of the federation by the ensuing backlash, mr rubiales now faces for spanish women's football. when there was a dictatorship and little institutional support for female football. to experience

so a lot of eyes right now on what we expect to be a phone call between chinese leader xi jinping and president trump in the coming days, potentially as soon as the middle of this week. in terms of what this means for what happens next. but what is very clear is while there may be inventories and the prices won't necessarily hit immediately, there will be an effect, no question about it. >> so, phil, before i let you go, i do want to just have you truth squad, what happened with canada and mexico? yesterday the president hit a pause, hit the pause button on tariffs against those two countries, saying that he got concessions from them. i've seen some liberals acting as if he didn't really get any concessions. all those things had been promised before. i've heard contradictory information that actually he did get some new stuff. but what's the truth here? >> somewhere in the middle, i think. look, there is no question that over the course of the last 6 to 8 weeks, we have seen significant efforts on both the southern border and the northern border of mexico and canada to try and strengt

however, there will be a phone call between president trump and xi jinping at some point today. of negotiations? ju

right now they are very close and the agreement between xi jinping in china and putin in russia, the each call and agreement of no limits, that it was boundless in its capacity. i think that it is boundless only in their diplomatic imagination. because they each have interests that are quite different and i think they are now coming to a head. by which i mean the central issue is the war in ukraine. the war in ukraine has been supported by china in many ways. china helps russia on the diplomatic scene, helps putin particularly politically at home, works out in economic trading relationship that allows china to use in a way that superiority economically to help russia economically because russia is besieged by sanctions. russia is now on a rough -- war footing. china is helping russia but if you went back to the period in the 50's and 60's they were extremely antagonistic. they actually fought minor skirmishes along their common border. the antagonism was tense in the communist world in those days. most communist had to believe what it is that came out of moscow, it was russia was the

let's kick this hour off with the hot topic of the hour as president trump prepares to talk with xi jinping, beijing is announcing retaliation on the u.s. starting february 10 after trump's 10% tariff on china wet into effect last night, china's plan includes a 15% tariff on coal and liquefied gas, 10% tariff on crude oil, machinery and large vehicles and export controls on key rare minerals. it whim open an anti-trust probe into google, months after doing the same to nvidia. president trump struck deals with canada and mexico to pause his 25% tariffs for 30 days, now we are looking to early march for that to take effect. prime minister justin trudeau agreed to put canada's $1.3 billion border plan into effect, sending 10,000 troops to the northern border. he will create a fentanyl czar position, listing cartels as terrorists and launching a joint strike force to combat organized crime. in mexico the president there, president sheinbaum, is vowing 10,000 troops to the southern border with a promise of cooperation with key american cabinet positions. trump hinted the european union could fac

trump says he's in no hurry to talk with china's president, xi jinping, on tariffs. know they're in an add very adversarial relationship with us. hay want to talk back taiwan. this is a case where they never had taiwan in the first place really, and yet here they are talking about a partner that we have there, and they continue to make threatening comments. they want the control about a 60% of the trade area there in the south china sea. it's an area that we know that if you want to have free trade around the world, you can't have china asking other people to to pay homage to them. for us, yeah, we'd love to have peace with china, but they can't be stealing our copyrights, our patents and so forth expecting to have business as usual. i think president trump is in the right direction when he says, look, we've got a message for them, and that is if they want to come to the bargaining table with us, we're more than willing to do it, but we're going to have an understanding that things are going to have to change in this relationship. stuart: senate committees have clear

china's president xi jinping retaliated with similar tariffs next monday on american made goods likeickup truck's. on chinese state tv, president trump was accused of seriously damaging global trade rules. after he escalated a trade dispute that started in his first term. in total, the u.s. and china traded 577 billion dollars worth of goods in 2023. but americans buy more from china than the other way around. that angers president trump, who aims to boost american business and jobs at the expense of chinese ones. elsewhere, the 25% tariffs president trump is threatening to impose on the eu could see carpet by 4.5% in germany. he's undecided whether to target the u.k., but we could still be affected. more on that later. but all of this into uncertain. take canada and mexico. even after yesterday's last suspension, the lingering threat of tariffs could be a damaging tactic. >> by creating uncertainty about whether any firm, either u.s. owned can access the market from outside the u.s., he's trying to draw investment inward. >> it is thousands of miles from the u.k. headquarters, but t

he looks at china and xi jinping as potent adversaries for negotiations, not as a strategic enemy.are watching carefully to see if donald trump is really going to stand up to china, is really going to push back on china, or if he is intent on making a deal with china. a deal with china could leave countries like japan out in the cold, so to speak. the japanese have been careful to protect their economic and trade relationship with china. strategic problems. it is an open question of how this will play out. >> good to talk to you tonight. thank you very much for that. donald trump leaving the meeting with the japanese prime minister heading off to some golf this weekend at mar-a-lago. it has been a busy three weeks. we will talk about that with our panel at 9:00. do stay wi narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... bdo, accountants and advisors, funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation, the judy and peter blum kovler foundation, upholding freedom by strengthening democracies at home and abroad. ♪ ♪ usa today calls it "arguably the best bargain

president trump does plan to speak to chinese president xi jinping later in the week. meanwhile, multiple sources tell cbs news the president is considering an executive order that would dismantle the department of education and move some of its functions to other parts of the government. eliminating the entire department, however, does require an act of congress, michael. so we talk about these first 100 days, and there is a lot going on and more to come, certainly. >> a lot to go on, and also the president really testing the powers of the presidency. naomi ruchim, thanks. >>> the decision to pause new taxes on goods from canada and mexico for 30 days has importers breathing a sigh of relief. but if those tariffs end up going through next month and the tariffs on chine continue, it could have a big impact on americans. cbs' kelly ogrady has that story. >> reporter: tariffs on mexico imports are on hold, but if they are eventually imposed, it could affect prices for fruit, vegetables and other goods. she sells imported candy from mexico. >> suppliers will have to rise

that was a readout from the conversation he also had with xi jinping on saturday and we were very closeo full fledged war between israel and iran in the fall. so i guess also on the israeli side, they will ned to work very closely with the new administration on their approach to iran. and i -- there's also different camps in the republican party when it comes to how to deal with iran. mr. guterres: my feeling is that the first step now must come from iran. because if not, we risk and escalation. i hope iran understands that it is useful to have this first step. and that it doesn't make sense at all to bet on the possibility, because it's not even a reality, or the perception that iran is aiming at having nuclear weapons. i think to make it clear once and for all that that will not happen and to engage as i said constructively for a new security in the region, respecting the independence and all the other countries would be a step that would allow the full integration of iran in the global economy and i hope once and for all pacify these -- one of the most serious risks in global securit

more as a message from china that it could get a lot worse, and that china, and in particular, xi jinpingseen as caving to president trump. or to the us. jose. >> yeah, i mean, janice. so because president trump spoke with the leaders of mexico and canada yesterday, he is not apparently spoken yet to the leader of the regime in china, xi jinping. what's the feeling there? is there no communication going on? >> well. >> the uncertainty. >> now is whether this is all. >> negotiating tactics or if it's indeed. >> the beginning. >> of a deeper trade offensive. china has said that. >> the tariffs are going to take effect on. >> monday. >> february 10th. that's nearly. >> a week away. >> that leaves a little time for talks. and president trump has said he had planned to speak with president. >> xi in the coming. >> days, but it isn't clear when. or if that call is going to happen. both sides are looking. >> for leverage here. >> and both sides appear to be finding it. what we should take note of, jose, is that this is not a contentious. relationship between president trump and president xi righ

they actually met face to face with xi jinping and talked about this fentanyl issue before.na is saying it is offering its support. it's been doing what it can do. but the response over the weekend from from beijing, quote, it's america's problem. and that's that's where beijing stands right now. >> that is that is so interesting and certainly not what president trump is certainly going to want to hear. we know that it's worth noting there are already tariffs on on some chinese products. the tariff that president trump is putting into effect on tuesday is 10%, while the others for mexico and canada are 25%, save for canadian oil. how does beijing interpret that? that number? >> well, beijing already, as you mentioned, is facing very high tariffs from the united states on a long list of products. so this 10% is an additional supplement. we have not heard a response from beijing directly to that question, but it is clear that china and xi jinping are are trying to maintain some dialog despite all of this, as much as president trump wants to be a disrupter, he does realize that

the winner here is xi jinping. we've given him an excuse for his own economic failures. we've moved to drive some of our closest allies into his arms. we've weakened our own economy, and at a time when we're calling him out for ignoring international norms, we're legitimating everything he's doing by violating all the international norms that we set up. so this is a wound to our own economy that's also doing a big favor to xi jinping. >> all right. secretary larry summers, thank you so much for joining me this morning and sharing your perspective. really appreciate your time. thank you. up next for us, the democratic party just picked a brand new leader. but what's his strategy to bring the party out of chaos. >> if we're not willing to start the fight right now against donald trump, when he's already failing the american people, no one's going to believe that we're going to fight for them when they put us in power and. >> i brought in ensure max protein with 30g of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. here, i'll take. >> that. ensure. max prot

i think what everyone is waiting for next is this phone call between xi jinping and president biden. it's our president trump, rather, it's already 10:00 at night here in china, 9 a.m. in washington. so it may or may not happen. but that phone call will determine the direction of these conversations. is the u.s. going to fight back with more tariffs, or are we at a more reasonable starting spot for a bigger discussion on trade between these two nations? sarah. >> yeah, there's certainly a lot of businesses that china could have gone after. apple, tesla, which would have potentially made a much bigger impact. we will see what happens going forward as we are in the middle of of a trade war officially. marc stewart, thank you so much. i appreciate it. john. >> all right. happening now. we're standing by for a deadline to expire at the fbi that has many fearing a mass layoff could be coming by noon today, a senior fbi, senior fbi officials were told by the justice department to hand over the names of employees who worked on january 6th riot cases. more than a dozen justice department off

it seems, you know, if he is willing to make a deal with xi jinping and maybe if these tariffs end up seeing an off ramp like he had with the other countries, we could be hearing a lot of criticism from some of the hawks on capitol hill. >> yeah, that will be one interesting dynamic to watch for sure. stand by. let's go to mark stuart in beijing. and mark elena used the term opening salvo because that's what president trump said. and i think we get the sense this morning that china could have done a lot more, but is keeping some of its powder dry. >> china could have done a lot more. in fact, i was discussing with a colleague earlier today the one item that is not on this tariff list are soy products, which are very important to china because of the big pork industry here. if that were to be on the list, that could have a big impact. but we've been going through this list and a lot of focus is on energy sources. no question. those are important. but if you look at the chinese economy, china gets energy from so many other places beyond the united states, such as the middle east, such a

president trump and xi jinping now expected to talk soon. >> i'm in no rush. >> reporter: leaders of the world's largest economies looking for leverage in a standoff that could have staggering global impacts. americans across the country and leaders around the world are feeling what the president calls his america-first agenda first hand. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, washington. >>> meanwhile, mr. trump's cabinet is starting to come together. his pick for attorney general, pam bondi was confirmed by the senate yesterday. only one democrat voted for her, john fetterman of pennsylvania. and two of the president's most controversial choices have cleared a key hurdle on the road toward confirmation. his nominee for health secretary, robert f. kennedy jr. was approved by the senate finance committee and now heads to a full vote in the senate. and intelligence committee advanced tulsi gabbard for director of national thence. dates for their confirmation votes have not been set yet. >>> remember sharpie gate? the chief who supported mr. trump's assertion that a hurricane would hit alabama? he

the white house says president trump will speak with president xi jinping this week. president trump told reporters those talks will probably happen as soon as today. he suggested that the tariffs against china could go much higher. >> we have meetings planned. and we'll see what happens. but that was just an opening salvo. if we can't make a deal with china, then the tariffs will be very, very substantial. >> reporter: and president trump did delay 25% tariffs against canada and mexico after both countries agreed to help reenforce security at our northern and southern borders. canada says it will spend a little over a billion dollars to reenforce the border with new helicopters, technology and personnel. and mexico agreed to send 10,000 members of its national guard to address drug trafficking from mexico into the united states. it's unclear what actions the white house will look for n its talks with china. china is accusing the united states of violating world trade organization rules. they say the tariff hike by the u.s. does nothing to solve problems. on the campa

sin embargo, hoy le preguntaron que si piensa hablar pronto con su homologo chino, xi jinping, y dijo no, que lo hara cuando sea apropiado, pero que por a ahora tampoco tiene prisa. >> julio bien, muchas gracias. cristina londono en washington, d.c. el presidente trump dijo que quiere que estados unidos se haga cargo de la franja de gaza. lo dijo esta tarde en rueda de prensa con el primer ministro de israel, benjamin netanyahu. t trump sostuvo que estados unidos crearia en la region un desarrollo economico que daria numerosos puestos de trabajo. antes habia sugerido que los palestinos no tienen mas a alternativa que irse de gaza porque es un lugar para demoler, que ya acumula decadas de muerte . ya recuperaron los cuerpos de las 67 victimas del choque entre un avion de pasajeros y un helicoptero militar en washington, d.c. todavia no ha podido ser identificado uno de esos cuerpos. se espera el i informe preliminar de la junta de accidentes aereos para saber la causa de esta tragedia. militares tapizazan el muro con alambre de puas para hacer mas dificil el cruce de migrantes de tijua

that was the readout from the conversation he also had with xi jinping on saturday. we were very close to full-fledged war between israel and iran in the fall. so, i guess also on the israeli side we will need to work very closely with the new administration on their approach to iran, and there is also different camps in the republican party when it comes to how to deal with iran. sec. gen. guterres: yes, my feeling is that the first step now must come from iran. because if not there will be an escalation. i hope iran understands that it is useful to have this first step and it does not make sense at all to bet on the possibility, because it is not even a reality, or the perception that iran is aiming at having nuclear weapons. i think you make it clear that will not happen. respecting the independence and all of the other countries such would be a step. to the full integration of iran in the global economy, and i hope once and for all pacify these which is one of the most, i would say, serious risks in the globe. pres. brende: coming back to gaza, the imitation of t

president trump and chinese leader xi jinping now expected to talk soon. we'll speak to him at the appropriate time. i'm in no rush. i'm in no rush. leaders of the world's largest economies, both looking for leverage in a standoff that could have staggering global impacts. meanwhile, the trump administration's federal aid freeze andnd dismantling of the u.s. agency for international development causing confusion among those who help people in need and sparking protests. it's not disrupting it's destruction, and it's destruction. that means that people will suffer across the country. he promised it during his campaign. tonight, americans across the country and leaders around the world are feeling what the president calls his america first agenda firsthand. meanwhile, president trump, meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his first meeting with a foreign leader here at the white house since taking office. and it comes amid an ongoing ceasefire with hamas. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, washington. another of president trump's cabinet nominees ha

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the white house has said that president trump does plan to speak with chinese president xi jinping inhington. i'm karin caifa. >> look at live doppler seven radar. a wet winter storm is really slamming us right now. we'll get the latest on a severe thunderstorm warning is hitting the bay area right now. really wet. this is a live look at 101 in san jose. you can see folks headed south going home are just in bumper to bumper traffic, moving slowly due to the rain, and we are just getting word of a severe thunderstorm warning that spencer is tracking. so let's go to spencer right now for the details. spencer. >> okay, christine, let me show you what's going on here. so this stationary front has been producing most of our stormy weather for most of the day, but as this low pressure system slides eastward, it's going to swing this cold front. and as that colder air interacts with the atmosphere, it's going to destabilize the atmosphere. and that's producing a chance of a thunderstorm. now, the thunderstorm possibility covers a wide area of the bay area. but that thunderstorm warning we ju

i have no reason to think that elon won't jump like a circus monkey when xi jinping calls in the hour of need. he went on to refer to musk as a chinese puppet, and then posted on twitter that the u.s. needs leaders who aren't in china's pocket. this is vivek ramaswamy who had been one of the cochairs. the recently installed secretary of state, marco rubio had this to say a number of years ago with respect to elon musk and tesla. quote, right after president biden signed senator rubio's forced labor prevention act into law, tesla opened a store in chang jang. he went on to say that corporations are helping the chinese communist party cover up genocide and slave labor in the region. that is secretary rubio. and as we speak, he is allowing elon musk to essentially take over usaid. this is a corrupt abuse of power that is going on. as my colleagues said, it is not only a gift to our adversaries but trying to shut down the agency for international development by executive order is playing illegal -- is plain illegal. it is illegal. elon musk may get to be dictator of tesla. he does not --