i have not been contacted by his lawyer, by his team, by justin baldoni.t justin baldoni. >> although trouble had apparently been brewing behind the scenes for months, baldoni and lively showed up at the premiere beaming. but from the public's perspective, it was the first signs of tension. one moment fans point to happened when entertainment tonight asked baldoni if he would return to direct the sequel to it ends with us. >> because we do have it starts with us. so i'm hoping to see you back in the double duty role. >> i think that there are better people for that one. i think there are better people for that one. >> justin. >> i think blake lively is ready to direct. that's what i think. >> in baldoni's lawsuit, he says part of lively's takeover included pushing him off the pink carpet before she arrived. he includes these photos of him and his family and friends in the theater basement. lively's team claims she's being falsely accused of taking over creative control of the movie, saying the evidence will show that sony asked miss lively to oversee sony'

justin trudeau has resigned.will be an process of choosing a new leader. no y will be an process of choosing a new leader. no later be an process of choosing a new leader. no later than1 process of choosing a new leader. no later than october, election no later than october, possibly sooner this year, but possibly sooner this year, that if the polls are right see government change to 77 j to the 77 j to the conservative j e w mu" 77 7 w 521};qu ” 7 77 hnd7all7of7this77 7 77 hndallofthisis 7 party. and all of this is setting a very earth setting a very scorched earth basis for next canadian basis for the next canadian leader to negotiate. first, = -=7 has a = no—one has a mandate to negotiate their way out of it and the may it impossible 7 it impossible to 7 it impossible to even 7 :-= 7 77 7 7777with77l)o7r1a7[d7777 with donald trump, reasonable with donald trump, given the economic damage, if 77 gothat 77 7 77 gothatfar. 77 7 77 go that far. and 77 7 77 go that far. and if 77 7 77 go that far. and if we 77 7 77

on saturday prime minister justin trudeau announced at a press conference that canada will introduce own 25% tariff against the united states, matching earlier in the day. mr trudeau said ottawa's measures will be far—reaching, in a two—part process, to give canadian firms time to adjust. take a listen. together, we've built the most successful economic, military and security partnership the world has ever seen — a relationship that has been the envy of the world. canada has critical minerals, reliable and affordable energy, and secure partnership for the north american economy, and we stand at the ready to work together. prime minister trudeau also outlined some of the american goods that would be affected as part of canada's counter—tariffs. beer, wine and bourbon, fruits and fruitjuices, including orangejuice, along with vegetables, appliances, furniture and sports equipment, and materials like lumber and plastics, along with much, much more. and as part of our response, we are considering, energy, procurement and other partnerships. we will stand strong for canada. by president t

justin green is back with us. justin, 100 miles above the maximum altitude. and also off course. what questions do you have about that? >> well, i think it's 100ft, but 100. >> 100ft. >> right. so so there's two issues. and honestly at this point it looks like the the helicopter was in the wrong place at the wrong time. um, but the helicopter is supposed to be flying a route, a helicopter route. that's that. the maximum altitude was 200ft. um, if the helicopter is above 200ft, the pilots are doing the wrong thing and causing a problem. the second issue is the air traffic controller expected that the helicopter would would visually avoid the crash. the american eagle flight by a horizontally as well. so there's there's essentially two issues. one is were they at the wrong altitude and were they at the wrong place? obviously they were obviously the airplanes collided. if the airplanes collided at 300ft, the helicopter is in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> so we learned that there is a voice recorder for the black hawk, which will be critical. what would you want to know from

. >> a stark message to america from canadian prime minister justin trudeau after president donald trumpd steep tariffs on canada, mexico and china. how the countries are retaliating and why they say americans will be the ones really feeling the pinch. >> plus, new information about the final moments before the deadly midair collision in washington, dc. what? the plane's black boxes are now revealing. >> and a medical breakthrough. 25 years in the making. we are going in-depth on the new potent painkiller. the fda says could be a game changer in the fight against opioid addiction in america. >> so some of these families that you visit haven't left their homes since trump took office? yes. >> and how one volunteer is helping migrant families in chicago who are afraid to leave their homes because of ice raids president donald trump slew of new tariffs go into effect tuesday, and the united states biggest trade partners are already fighting back. china is promising countermeasures. both mexico and canada plan retaliatory levies of their own. canadian prime minister justin trudeau says the t

justin showtime, talking about donald trump's in position of paris on the canada. he said the quote, this is a choice which will hum canadians all to you to raise costs for you, referring to the us consumer as well. and crucially, he said, kind of will respond to the 25 percent tre terrace on us. good. well, so be far reaching out stand. boy guy is a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and a specialist on political economy of public finance. he joined us from washington dc. welcome to the program. so what do you make? what? okay, in 5 minutes, just have to say, i think it's, i think it's uh, not as a private candidate, i felt compelled to respond to, to the tears that, that trump has announced. obviously to the us actions here are the impossible to defend. um, the trump is lashing out of one of our closest allies and you know, 2 of our coasts trading partners. and he's really just doing so. and i think because since the 1980s he's been obsessed with trade deficits. but you know, i, but i think it's reasonable for canada to respond by how the differen

justin gomez says seeing the flames brought his young children to tears.f a group of neighbors who've been speaking out against what they say are concerning incidents at the refinery since 2020, when it was bought by pbf energy until they bought the refinery. nothing ever happened that impacted our family, and i've been here 20 years and i've never seen that, so things have gotten pretty bad for that to happen. now, at around 9:00, that shelter in place was lifted. however, the health advisory remains in effect. so if you have a sensitive respiratory system, you might want to consider staying inside until it's lifted. firefighters tell us that while they've made progress, they are still working to shut off the valve that is funneling the fuel that is causing that fire. and alyssa. yeah, i'm hearing that other people are also leaving the area because they just don't want to risk it. and alyssa, i'm just curious, was there any flaring before the fire started? yeah. gio, we asked a spokesperson with the refinery about that. he said no, that a flare was not bu

justin is due to address those xe we. e xaxny any minute now canadian tariffs any minute now is canadianand the death toll rises to seven after a medical plane its way to mexico crashes in

and in the midst of the nuclear level legal battle, justin's getting some instagram love.fter losing his home in the altadena fire, justin and wife emily says he could move into theirs. >> i just want to thank you for being you guys. >> twilight star peter futch and nelly is another actor who up at his home to ex-wife jennie garth and their three daughters. a rachel smith was with the 90210 star and more celebs last night in new york. >> it was the natural place to go, we felt super safe and supported. >> someone we learned was impacted by the l.a. wildfires. >> i'm so grateful at the end of the day for that much love. they are still here. >> what happen is we lost two times the size of the entire manhattan island. and its looks like chornobyl. >> we called him sharon exclusive backstage before she was in the american heart association's go red for women red dress collection show. >> one and five women's will have strokes. it's really important that we call immediately 911. >> this nights about women. >> he's been hoping about his battle. james and michelle and i come of t

justin trudeau is pushing damage.posted online that canada will be ready with a, quote, forceful and immediate response. >> thank you. >>> first time to check in on the forecast. we check in with our friend angie for that. >> good morning, guys. we have temperatures running way warm this time of year. temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above normal. we have kansas city into the 50s to indianapolis in the high 50s. texas, 70s today. a bit of spring-like temperatures for most of the middle of the country and farther east here tomorrow. you can see charleston 59 degrees. mid-60s for paduca. we could see some record highs across parts of the southern plains. here comes this next clipper system. this 18. look at all of that moisture with the atmospheric river heading right towards the bay area. let's zoom in with storm ranger. a bit of a closer look. it is a little bit heavier through parts of fairfax, up into parts of santa rosa, over on into vallejo. parts of the east bay. still seeing some light scattered showers, especially

paula, prime minister justin trudeau says trump's tariffs would be met with a swift response. what does that mean it means. >> that states like michigan. >> illinois. >> new york. >> state. >> texas lookout. those are among the. >> top importers. >> of canadian goods. >> which means the. >> cost to them. >> is going to rise. >> and then canada. >> will also. >> put its own retaliatory duties. >> it says. >> and it. says that. >> the response. >> will be swift. >> and proportionate, whatever that means. i think what everyone is waiting here, fred, and i'm not going to lie, it is an absolutely unnerving day for canadians and this canadian economy, especially businesspeople, as they await to see what this means. but i want you to listen now to justin trudeau, who is expecting the kind of retaliation that will be much more broad based than it has been in the past. listen. >> first. >> the president does choose to implement any tariffs against canada. we're ready with a response, a purposeful, forceful, forceful, but reasonable immediate response. >> now, fred, i can tell you at th

justin thomas hits this one and he holds it out for an eagle.t six under par four 15th 78 yards out. rory mcilroy hits a wedge just past the hole. he was able to birdie this one. mcilroy looking practically flawless in those nasty conditions. par four 16th mcilroy drains a 26 foot birdie. mcilroy finished tied at second at under 15 under, and straka had a tough start with a stretch of three straight bogeys. he rallied though four birdies over the final five holes to salvage a two and under. and that leads. he has a one ot ead er m r r - 16 celebrities have enlisted in real military training-- - you stepped into our world! - --in the home of special forces selection. - this is where it began. - ocean warfare is treacherous. - i'm giving you a taste of the pain of it. - no prizes, no special treatment. - this is not a holiday! - this is "special forces: world's toughest test." - in the last 48 hours-- - back! do not break my chain.

but i want you to listen now to justin trudeau talking about what they have planned.ump goes through with this. listen. >> if the president does. >> choose to implement any tariffs against. >> canada. >> we're ready with a response, a purposeful, forceful, forceful, but reasonable immediate response. >> so immediate and reasonable. we'll see what that looks like. i have to say, victor, canadian officials continue to say as late as last night they have seen no paperwork. they don't see anything that would actually indicate that goods crossing the border today, tomorrow, on monday, would actually be levied with a 25% tariff. so they await and i can tell you, victor, here in canada, so many businesses and consumers really unnerved by what could happen next. >> absolutely and understandable. paula newton, thank you. now president trump says tariffs on china are aimed at forcing the country to make good on its alleged promise to execute people caught sending fentanyl to the united states. mark stewart is in beijing for us with the view from there. mark. do we know how chin

. >> reporter: justin johnson explained the lay offs in a memo sent to city workers yesterday. with the city facing a budget deficit of nearly $130 million he said quote, immediate action is needed to stabilize the city's financing. this is a hard but necessary step for our organization. >>> a bay area community pushing back today against president trump's executive orders that roll back protections for transgender youths. local and state leaders stood together with the lgbt plus community to ensure them that things won't be changing in california schools. kevin ko spoke to the transteam and their parents who felt compelled to speak out. >> reporter: 15-year-old kanoa wilson says it felt like an attack. >> i made it the official poll sill -- policy of the united states government that there are only two genders, male and female. geez that was a tough one. >> i decided recently, enough is enough. >> reporter: so did her mom, who had her worries about publicly opposing the president's policies. >> i know what's at stake. i know i could be putting my family in danger. i could be p

after shooting a 2 under 70 later on 18, justin thomas from the green side bunker rolls in for an eaglenish off the day 2 under, moves into a tie for 13th. sepp straka chip in from just off the green on 9 for a birdie. straka, who won two weeks ago in palm springs, tied for the low score of the day, 7 under 65. he takes a three-shot lead going into the weekend. >>> the greatest names in the game of golf have won at pebble beach, but back in 2022 a relatively unknown took down jordan spieth. tom hoge etched his name into the history books at pebble. >> look forward to this week every year. now that it's a signature event, i got to keep playing well to get back here. >> he entered that tournament with 202 pga tour starts, but with zero wins. >> last one i won was insided in open at my home club. i think that paid $10,000. this is a little bit better. >> he shared a chunk of the lead saturday with at least seven other golfers, but prevailed in the end with a score of 19 under. it was a moment on 16 where he came inches away from holing out that he always remembers. >> 16 is one i always lo

canadian prime minister justin trudeau said the country is at a critical moment. >> we're ready withesponse. a purposeful, forceful, but reasonable, immediate response. >> reporter: nearly 30% of all imports to the u.s. come from canada and mexico. experts say prepare for sticker shock on everything from mexican tequila and aftervocados to cann lumber. >> it's a tax paid by americans at the gas pump and other places. >> reporter: the white house also put a 10% tariff on canadian energy imports. now, canada is america's largest supplier of both oil and natural gas. nancy? >> willie james inman, thank you. >>> trade between the u.s. and canada is big business, and earlier today i spoke with ontario premier doug ford. the province is canada's largest trading partner with the u.s. in the first three quarters of 2024, roughly $683 billion in goods and services crossed the u.s./canada border. that is nearly $2.5 billion every day. premier ford, president trump's tariffs threat, it is now a reality. is this the start of a trade war? >> well, nancy, i hope it's not. we're the two closest, st

canadian prime minister justin trudeau also announced his own 25% tariffs on u.s. goods. he says they will be far reaching and include everyday items. meanwhile, officials in china are promising countermeasures with these new u.s. tariffs. so we want to go to cnn's mark stewart live in beijing. so, mark, how is china responding to all of this? >> well, kim, the real question is what are these countermeasures? what exactly will they entail? we know that china will file a complaint with the world trade organization saying this 10% tariff seriously violates the rules. but beyond that, it's not very clear. right now, we are in the midst of the chinese new year. so the government has not had its typical question and answer session with reporters. so as far as the specific countermeasures, we may not know until perhaps mid to later this week, it's something we're going to keep a watch on. but i did talk to one expert who suggests that what china can do is perhaps limited in the sense that it's already dealing with trade issues with europe concerning electric vehicles and solar

the canadian prime minister justin trudeau threatened retaliatory tariffs on u.s. orange juice and steel. >> if tariffs are implemented against canada, we will respond. we won't relent until tariffs are removed and everything is on the table. >> the announcement from the trump administration immediately sent stocks plunging. all three major u.s. indexes were down on the day. >>> coming up at 5:30, we'll show you how bay area communities are stepping up to support their neighbors as president trump signs executive orders impacting transgender youth. >>> symbols of the bay area history pride out of the streets, up next, the message to the thieves. >> you stole history that had developed over 90 years. >>> and an unwelcome encounter in the southern california fire zone. >> we put a ring camera under there with a light on it. we found out we have a giant bear in our crawlspace. >> how neighbors got this big bear back to his home. (♪♪) a single touch can say a thousand words. it says... i see you. i feel you. i got you. and i'm never letting go. (♪♪) ever. (♪♪) say it a

canadian prime minister justin trudeau is due to address those tariffs any minute now. we'll bring you that live. the death toll rises to seven after a medical plane on its way to mexico crashes in philadelphia. from canada, mexico and china, america's top trading partners. goods coming into the us. china, mexico and canada accountable" for the flow tariffs against canada and china will come into effect from midnight on tuesday. it's unclear whether that deadline also applies to mexico. claudia scheinbaum. of its own. has an alliance with drug trafficking groups as slander. you so much for being with us. as know, mexico is one of the united states�* partners. we closest trading partners. we know that the united states has 25% tariffs going in announced 25% tariffs going in the direction of mexico. claudia sheinbaum saying that there will be retaliatory measures coming mexico. measures coming fromfiexicp. do you measures earning fram'imexica. do you see all of this where do you see all of this going? where do you see all of this hoin ? ., ~' where do you see all of this h

now, canadian prime minister justin trudeau says canada will be pushing back forcefully, but trump officials say if any country tries to retaliate, the tariffs could be increased. jose? >> yamiche alcindor in west palm beach, thank you. the president's tariffs are expected to have a major impact on the price american shoppers pay from everything from groceries to auto parts. brian cheung explains why. >> reporter: companies across the country bracing for tariffs with a warning that it's the consumer that's going to pay the price. >> it's everything that is at risk of becoming more expensive. >> reporter: for mexico importers will now have to pay 25% more for items like fruits, vegetables, beer, liquor, and electronics. from canada 25% more for potatoes, grains, lumber, and steel. and from both a big increase on pharmaceuticals and on auto parts. at sns automotive in secaucus, new jersey, more expensive imported parts means pricier routine fixes. >> oil changes mainly. that will be the first noticeable one. an average oil change in most vehicles now anywhere between $50 to $80. it's probably

the flow of undocumented immigrants and fentanyl coming into the u.s, both canadian prime minister justindeau and mexican president claudia sheinbaum said they are prepared to respond to those tariffs. in oakland, waterfront hotel in the jack london square area will be closing at midnight tonight after more than three decades in business. ktvu henry lee spoke with some of the hotel guests, who say they're sad to see a piece of the city's history go. >> i feel really lucky that we were one of the last people here. i'm glad that we got to come before it closed. >> reporter melissa quinn of butte county had no idea when she checked in that the iconic waterfront hotel in oakland's jack london square was closing friday at midnight, possibly for good. that means after 35 years in business, no more bookings and no more conferences. >> it's going to be sad. and some people like everything new, but things that have been here for years, they mean something. and when they disappear, you'll never get them back. >> hyatt hotels, which manages the property, is stepping away due to financial issues with

we are waiting to hear a response from the canadian prime minister justin trudeau at any moment. but now he has already promised to respond forcefully to tariffs, while at the same time attempting to negotiate with donald trump. clearly those negotiations did not lead to any positive results. so he is we, we are expecting to hear retaliatory terrace in canada, in the coming days. christians, thanks very much for that. well, staying with this uh to the guy, the honor joins us now from mexico city. so in addition to imposing the tires mean the white house says there isn't quotes intolerable alliance between the mexican government and drug cartels. how is mexico reacting to this to well, so far we haven't had any reaction from the mexican president. she has been out on the political events, public ones all day, gave several speeches in which the most that she said relating to the tears issue was that she was calm and she was confident and that she, uh, you know, trust that, that the mexican economy was strong enough to withstand whatever was thrown its way . so there hasn't yet been

strike back hard with tariffs of their own, or we are waiting for a response from prime minister justin trudeau at any moment. but we do expect canada will impose terrace of their own as a counter measure. okay, christian, thank you for that. so that's bringing the julia got a on a now from mexico city there. so julia, what's the reaction likely to be from mexico? what might be immediate effects of these types be as well over the last few weeks, the public stands of the mexican government from the president to the for administered to the economy minister has been to emphasize the negative impact that these tires will have on the american economy on the american consumer and less so on the mexican ones. so they, that they haven't really been speaking openly and candidly about the effects that the service will have in mexico. and i think that is partly to dispel this notion that mexico was somehow on the precipice of an economic collapse. and instead, the president himself has focused on emphasizing just how strong the mexican economy is and how prepared it is to deal with whatever comes

president claudia sheinbaum says they are prepared for what may come, and canada's prime minister justinrudeau floating retaliation. >> we won't relent until tariffs are removed, and of course everything is on the table. >> reporter: the president is keenly aware that inflation and the economy were top issues for voters this election. today, he was asked directly what he would say to those voters who wanted him to bring down everyday costs. the president calling this a short-term disruption, saying americans will understand, david. >> david: rachel, thank you. >>> now to the powerful storm sweeping across the northeast at this hour. chief meteorologist lee goldberg from wabc back with us tonight. >> david, a rainy night in new york, same system that's bringing rain to d.c. tonight. we had flood warnings over west virginia. there's more heavy rain from georgia to virginia. there's also a wintry side to this tonight in northern new england. that mix line could get to boston before it ends after midnight. by tomorrow morning, that storm is offshore. gusty winds will follow. out west it's an

canadian pri minister justin trudeau responded to the announcement today, saying canada is ready with a forceful and immediate response. if tariffs are implemented against canada, we will respond. we won't relent until tariffs are removed. and of course, everything is on the table. we will have more on how the tatariffs cld impact your wallet. that's coming up tonight at six. okay. putting its game face on the nba's biggest stars and tens of thousands of basketball fans are now just weeks away from descending on the bay area, and san francisco is gearing up to make sure it is ready when the nba spotlight shines on the city. nbc bay area's christie smith has more about the preps. we are super excited. we're so ready. staffed up at atwater tavern, they're ready for the nba all star weekend next month. we're in the middle of everything, so we're we're going to represent san francisco with amazing food and the culture, the diversity. san francisco is just, you know, one of those cities that just has so much to offer. they're walking distance to chase center. the all-star game is february

time to �*and again that she intends over and again that she intends to follow the same line we from justinrt of 7-777”* " inrkindelthough retaliate in kind. although she hasn't specifically out hasn't specifically spelt out what the retaliatory measures will be yet, just that they be tariffs and nontariff 33.11 ei 59“; 553 55559“ involved, that she measures involved, and that she has instructed her economy minister to carry those out. but what i thought was interesting was the tone, that was very robust against the she was very robust against the suggestion that mexico, the overnment, her mexican duvernment 7, her mesiean geeemment; her her administration, government, heradministration, is in bed with the cartels. send is in bed with the cartels. :, to us more about the talk to us more about the reaction that you are hearing ilii, in mexico. both to the there in mexico, both to the announced, of course, there in mexico, both to the �*today1ced, of course, there in mexico, both to the �* today on d, of course, there in mexico, both to the �* today on mexico urse, there in mexico, both to th

de igual manera, el primer ministro canadiense justin trudeau, también respondió este sábado a la imposición tiempo que garantizará que las 2 naciones sigan siendo, y cito, los mejores vecinos del mundo. en otros temas relacionados con el gobierno, el secretario de estado, marco rubio, está en su primer viaje al extranjero. de hecho, llegó a panamá este sábado para abordar la política migratoria del presidente donald trump y también llevar el mensaje de que estados unidos quiere recuperar el control sobre el canal de panamá. sin embargo, se enfrenta a resistencia de parte de los líderes panameños. el jueves, el presidente josé raúl mulino dijo que el canal pertenece a panamá y afirmó que sería imposible negociar cualquier trato de este tipo. así hacemos nuestra primera pausa, pero en breve. arrestan en guatemala al barbero acusado de abusar sexualmente a decenas de hombres hispanos en el condado de santa clara. tenemos lo último. además, una avioneta terminó en el agua tras salirse de la pista en palo alto. le contaremos qué sucedió en este incidente. 16. continuamos en vivo con la policía n

. >> y precisamente del lado canadiense, el primer ministro justin trudeau, anunciaba que su paÍs adoptarÁles. la medida serÁ efectiva el martes. quÉ tal? muy buenas noches. segÚn expertos, la imposiciÓn de aranceles a mÉxico, canadÁ y china impactaÁa el bolsillo de los estadounidenses porque el 42% de las importaciones en estados unidos provienen de estos tres paÍses, siendo mÉxico el principal socio comercial con exportaciones de mÁs de 466 mil millones de dÓlares, seguido por china y por canadÁ. segÚn el laboratorio de presupuesto de yale, el hogar estadounidense promedio perderÍa hasta 1.200 $ de poder adquisitivo por estos aranceles. uno de los productos que podrÍa costar mÁs es el aguacate, que proviene de mÉxico. alejandro godina tiene mÁs detalles. >> ocho de cada diez aguacates que se consumen en estados unidos provienen de mÉxico, segÚn la asociaciÓn de productores y empacadores, quienes piensan que su producto es castigado con los nuevos aranceles. >> para mÍ va a ser un costo mÁs, pero ellos ellos lo van a tener que que pagar. si hay mÁs impuestos, los paga el consumidor final.

and we've heard from prime minister justin trudeau of canada that he is planning a, a forceful response and counter terrace could very well be possible. and that is really a concern, especially here in a place like detroit michigan where the automotive industry is so big and crucial. they work very closely with manufacturing across the river. here. i like to get parts for the cars. a lot of the components that goes into automobiles, go back and forth across the bridge here several times in the process of building up that car. so the product prospect of terrorist each time those products go back and forth. i is very aware and for the automotive industry in terms of the possibility of driving out prices there. and that's of course, what economists are warning about that there will be inflation here in the united states. something that donald trump said that he was going to do away with it, but there are also concerns on the other side of the border as well that it could be really devastating for the canadian, a communist economy and possibly push it into recession 1st. and thank you very

so the possibility of a trade war, given that justin to go, the prime minister of canada has promised to tell you stories, harris and the impact is, is going to have on the price of vehicles. they say it could be significant. and of course, it's not just cars, it's lumber, it's fuel, it's agricultural products, all of these things that the united states gets from canada that could see their prices go up. and of course, for canada, the situation is even more difficult and more traveling 20 percent of their growth gross domestic product is based on commerce with the united states and united states actually exports billions of dollars of their goods to canada as well. so the possibility of a trade war is something that everyone here is worried about and concerned about. and they've been trying to prepare for. but the problem is, while we're talking about what president trump has talked about, increasing us manufacturing and supporting us manufacturers right now. in many areas they don't have the capacity to make up for what canada does, so they'll have no choice but to pay those prices.

he's tied for 13th justin thomas. anything you can do i can do better. chipping in for eagle on 18. down it goes. thomas at two under 70. he's eight under. first round leader russell henley with a birdie putt on five. a three under 69 for henley. he's now tied for second at 11 under par. sepp straka from austria chipping perfectly on seven. down it goes. back to back 65. he's 14 under leading by three heading to round three. 40 niners tight end george kittle bringing his unique energy to the pro bowl games. i don't really know why this is happening, but espn's john sutcliffe decided he was going to unleash his pass rush on kittle with rather predictable results. the guy with the microphone is not going to win that one, but fun to watch. let him go, george. sports on abc a team can help you plan for your dreams. so your dream car, and vacation home, may be closer than you think. ready to meet the dream team? you can with wells fargo. dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five

us president donald trump has signed tariffs on imports canada's outgoing prime minister, justin trudeauk so. ithink and the ik so. i think and the us 0. i think and the us were link of, cahada and the as. wereeert eff?” ” least around dahada and the as. wereeert eff?” ” least around the dahada and the us. wereeert eff?” ” least around the trade at least around the trade community — i have no idea what on in donald trump's mind but they had this sense we re were movin- were moving towards qiélflefie re m owing towa rds assured a mutually assured destruction. a 25% tariff, given how integrated our two economies are, we'll have this escalatory on inflation 7 on inflation across the7 everythin- board. everything from autos to raw to energy we from canada. 77 from canada. canada has retaliato list of its own, a retaliatory list of its own, which it drew up, wisely, but which it drewua—wisely, but has been that which 'tt drewupgwisely, but has been that if the it has been nervous that if the us acts and canada acts, we go = -:7 a cycle, which 7 7 a cycle, which will 7 7 z -= hafd 7 stop. hafd 7

justin trudeau would be wise to talk to trump directly before pushing outlandish comments to the media. >> going back to the plane crash for one second. sec. leavitt: you are interrupting your colleague. i called on lindsay. >> i thought you called on me. the president this morning's at black hawk helicopter was flying too high. is he basing that on what he learned from investigators question mark and you have us a window into how he is keeping abreast of the investigation? is he being briefed separately, meeting in the situation room? sec. leavitt: the president based the situation on a truth relayed to him by the authorities overseeing the investigation into this horrific collision. as i said in my opening remarks, the president continues to be briefed on the collision by everybody across his cabinet. the secretary of transportation, the secretary of defense, the ntsb, the commissioner was with him in the oval office yesterday. lindsay, go ahead. lindsay, go ahead. >> the cia revealed that they also believe that covid-19 was from a lab leak in china. how is the president planning on

he's tied for 13th justin thomas. anything you can do i can do better. chipping in for eagle on 18. down it goes. thomas at two under 70. he's eight under. first round leader russell henley with a birdie putt on five. a three under 69 for henley. he's now tied for second at 11 under par. sepp straka from austria chipping perfectly on seven. down it goes. back to back 65. he's 14 under leading by three heading to round three. 40 niners tight end george kittle bringing his unique energy to the pro bowl games. i don't really know why this is happening, but espn's john sutcliffe decided he was going to unleash his pass rush on kittle with rather predictable results. the guy with the microphone is not going to win that one, but fun to watch. let him go, george. up next, jimmy kimmel live! woman: hey, bay area, it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now. and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good people, and good living. [♪♪] on today's show, a celebration of dance. teas with meaning. a nonprofit sewin

no justin been a roof. but in any area, when did you have an occupation? any attempt to leave could get to filled people from everywhere. what brought here? just believe it and you can find that you so yes, kids are sitting in good. are you able to get the prisoners were forced to do the does he have jobs? they were under noticed and people were executed every day together. it was in essence of joining the concentration camp, made it easy to do to just the things we need to do on with the story and the scale to get us and we are finished designing. marsha, this is the, the duty to believe we knew the by some of the good with the find this underscore comfortable results. the are the store to mostly some you know, from the other for commercial level for someone still with me. yes, i agree to the funny thing is always designs get the talk events often for the gentleman's been conducted, sabotaged operations against way away and stated holy code to fight off the invaders, but you still by the government not so when you study of pc to google which is only a goo

. >> reporter: justin johnson explained the lay offs in a memo sent to city workers on thursday with city facing a budget deficit of nearly $130 million. he said quote, immediate action is needed. this is a hard but necessary step for our organization. >> it has been two weeks since a fire broke out at a moss landing power plant. now the plants operator has set up a fund for residents impacting a disaster. a fire at a storage plant is raising concern. elevated levels of the heavy metals in the near by elkorn slew. the relief fund is open to anybody 18 years or older. under the program each household is eligible for one gift card worth $750. more information about how you can apply including a sign up link available on our website kpix.com. >>> the time is 7:10 on this saturday morning. coming up, the two biggest wildfires in the l.a. area are now fully contained. we'll tell you why some residents say removal of check points in the burn zones however is happening too soon. >> it's a rainy start to our day. this is a live look at sfo. very low hanging cloud coverage and you might be se

>> justin trudeau said that canada will be forceful but reasonable and have about immediate response.y're prepared to implement and another canadian official told the "newshour," that they're in d.c. and prepared to negotiate with president trump up until the last minute to avoid tariffs. but they don't see a single american official that's willing to negotiate with them tonight. amna: the a.p. is reporting that a top department of justice official has ordered the firing of some prosecutors who worked on january 6 rioter case. there are a.p. reporting that a number of f.b.i. officials including some who investigated the federal cases against president trump are at risk of being fired. what do we know? what we know so far is that the trump administration is expected to fire dozens of f.b.i. agents. some reporting by our own stephanie sy. but the president was asked about this today, and he essentially said that he wasn't aware of the potential of these firings. and he said that there are some very bad people over at the f.b.i. and that he thinks that this is a good idea. but it was fra

. >> reporter: justin johnson explained the lay offs in a memo sent to city workers on wednesday. with the city facing a budget of $60 million, this is a hard but necessary step for our organization. >>> it's been two weeks since a fire broke out at a moss landing power plant. now the plant's operator has set up a relief fund for residents impacted by the disaster. more than 1,000 people had to evacuate. nobody was hurt but the fire at the battery storage plant is raising environmental concerns. the follow up survey found elevated levels of heavy metals in the near by elkorn slew. the releech fund is open to anybody 18 years or older living in the evacuation zone. each household is eligible for a gift card worth $750. more information on how to apply is available on kpix.com. >>> the time is 6:10 on this saturday morning. coming up the two biggest wildfires in the los angeles area are now finally fully contained. >> why some residents say the removal of check points is happening far too soon. >> it's raining out there in san francisco and all across the bay area. it's gloomy to st

. >> canada's outgoing prime minister justin trudeau saying the tariffs are not what they once, but they will act accordingly if they go through. and mexico's president saying her country is prepared but would act with a cool head. and number of economists warn tariffs could cause price hikes and get passed on to american consumers. here's how the white house responded to that. look at what president trump did in his first term. he effectively implemented tariffs and the average inflation rate during the first trump administration was 1.9%. he will continue to effectively utilize tariffs. >> new information from the tax foundation this month spelling out a higher price tag for americans. data shows the tariffs would increase taxes by over 1 trillion dollars between 2025 2034 that breaks down to an extra $830 for your household this year. >> that was alina shirazi reporting for us. democrats are sponsoring legislation that would strip the president of his ability to impose tariffs without congressional approval. but that is unlikely to make headway in republican controlled house and senat

canadian prime minister justin trudeau said canada will respond immediately and forcefully if the u.shead with a threat of imposing tariffs, warning canadians that they could be facing tough times. when to return. now to that developing news. the investigation continues into how that american airlines flight and that army blackhawk helicopter collided. we learned this morning that the ntsb will hold an update on the crash. that's at 3 p.m. our time, and we will follow that this afternoon. meanwhile, all 67 people in both aircraft were killed. investigators say the information found on the black boxes will be key in their investigation. yesterday, divers recovered the chopper's recorder that records both data and voice from the cockpit. and the two black boxes were already pulled from the wreckage of the american airlines plane on thursday. so that surely will help the investigation. the faa, meanwhile, has announced new restrictions for helicopters in that airspace around reagan national. multiple zones, including the area where the crash occurred, are closed to chopper traffic indefi

justin thomas says anything you can do, i can do better. i can do it from the sand.le on 18. thomas a two under 70 is eight under. your first round leader. you could see how cold it is. the guys are. bundle up. first round leader russell henley. birdie putt on five. three under 69 for him. henley now tied for second at 11 under. take me to your leader sepp straka from austria. chipping on seven. birdie back to back 65. he's 14 under. leading by three heading to round three. 40 niners tight end george kittle bringing his unique energy to the pro bowl games in orlando. espn's john sutcliffe with a mic in his hands, deciding he's going to unleash his pass rush on george, results rather predictable. you're not getting past george kittle, especially carrying the stop. just give up, george. let him go. let him go. okay. that's good. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> thank you larry. well happening today the public tribute for the late oakland a's legend rickey henderson. the a's will hold a celebration of life for henderson

canadian prime minister justin trudeau said the tariffs would be met with a swift response. >> if the president does choose to implement any tariffs against canada. we're ready with a response. a purposeful, forceful, forceful but reasonable immediate response. >> now, when the president was asked last night if there was anything the countries could do to prevent the tariffs, president trump said no. with me now is greg pike, former general counsel at the u.s. trade representative's office. good morning to you. so the threat let's go back a couple of days to this spat with colombia. different country, different economy, different trade. um. relationship. but the threat worked for colombia based on the pieces on the board right now. which which moves are you watching today sure. >> and thank you for having me. um, well, yes. the colombia spat. it was very short lived. no tariffs went into place. this is a very different circumstance. president trump has been talking about putting tariffs in place on canada and mexico and china for months. all throughout the campaign. and he is serious

justin thomas jt i'll see your eagle putt and raise you an eagle chip on 18.going, going gone. two under 70. likewise eight under. first round leader russell henley with a birdie putt on five. shot a three. under 69. henley now tied for second at 11 under par. you can see everybody's kind of bundled up sepp straka from australia. chipping from the rough on the famous seventh hole. up and down. back to back 65. he's 14 under leads by three heading to round three. the sharks may be at the bottom of the league, but macklin celebrini has continued to show he's got the potential to be one of the best players in the national hockey league. only 18 years old celebrating already showing elite potential after an early season injury kept him sidelined. the rookie got such a tremendous wrist shot, just snaps it. rookies come on strong 16 goals, 21 assists. his father rick, is the warriors director of sports medicine and performance. so when macklin was a little kid, as he told our chris alvarez, he was in the warriors locker room all the time. >> when your dad got hired

. >> we are told to be on the lookout for a statement from or a he's going to speak justin trudeau here in just a little bit. he said that canada is ready to retaliate. what might that look like? >> i would imagine that what the canadians and perhaps what also the mexicans will do is identify u.s. products that are being. exported to canada and putting substantial penalty on those producers. and i imagine they'll do it in a way that's designed to cause as much economic pain to the united states as, uh, they, uh, as, as they possibly can. again, why i understand that it's not just a world where everybody loves each other, where you're where it's all just about everybody cooperating. i understand that the united states has to stand up for itself, that we've got to be tough in defense of our interests. but of all those to be tough with. why exactly are we choosing uh, canada? i think that's the question that, uh, the president needs, uh, to explain to the american people this has been the country that for a century has stood with us in every conflict, uh, that we have, uh, been in that has

justin thomas says anything you can do, i can do better. i can do it from the sand.eagle on 18. thomas a two under 70 is eight. under your first round leader. you could see how cold it is. the guys are bundled up. first round leader russell henley. birdie putt on five. three under 69 for him. henley now tied for second at 11 under. take me to your leader sepp straka from austria chipping on seven. birdie back to back 65. he's 14 under leading by three heading to round three. 40 niners tight end george kittle bringing his unique energy to the pro bowl games in orlando. espn's john sutcliffe with a mic in his hands, deciding he's going to unleash his pass rush on george, results rather predictable. you're not getting past george kittle, especially carrying the stop. just give up, george. let him go. let him go okay. that's good. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody i'm larry beil. discover the ozempic® tri-zone. i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and