good morning paula. >> good morning to you kate. you know, i think canadians have almost surprised themselves with the reaction here, kate. it has been so visceral, so emotional. words like betrayal being thrown around as if the united states had asked for a divorce. and the reason they're not being alarmist, either, kate. the reason is what kevin just said. they do not understand what the united states wants. now, they could have irritants in the trading relationship for sure. get to the table. the prime minister's office is saying, and we will negotiate. but this this seems different. and remember, this was preceded by joking or not. all those, you know, musings by the president that canada should become the 51st state. i want you to listen now to just some of the reaction. >> i don't think there's a lot of americans who wake up in the morning saying, oh,, canada. >> my conversations. >> with howard lutnick and others in the administration tell me that perhaps in march there's a window again. but most of this is so unpredictable.

i'm john berman with kate bolduan. this is cnn news central. >> happening right now. stock futures are down as u.s. markets are about to open. this comes as america's biggest trading partners say they are being forced to retaliate against president trump's new tariffs. tariffs that he now admits for the first time really will cause the american people pain. still, president trump saying it will be worth it. starting tomorrow, canada and mexico mexico are looking at a 25% tariffs on goods, and china is staring down an additional 10% tariff on goods. president trump is going to be speaking with canadian and mexican leaders this morning. but the president has already said he is not expecting anything to come of those conversations. so say hello to your trade war, i guess. cnn's kevin liptak at the white house for us this morning. kevin, what are you hearing from the white house this morning? >> yeah. i mean, at least when you listen to donald trump, it does not sound as if an 11th hour reprieve will be coming. he says he doesn't expect anything dramatic to come from his

>> frankly, kate, no. and we heard from trump himself yesterday that he doesn't expect anything dramatic to come out of his conversations with the prime minister, justin trudeau, and the canadian president this morning. we've also heard from white house officials tamping down on any expectations of a reprieve when it comes to these major new tariffs. and so every expectation is that one minute after midnight tonight, those significant tariffs could go into effect, prompting a continental trade war and potentially increasing costs for americans on all kinds of goods, big goods like refrigerators and cars, but also small items like avocados, including things shipped directly from chinese manufacturers, from companies like shein and temu. this could have a real effect on americans pocketbooks, and donald trump is acknowledging just that. listen to what he said u.s. will definitely. >> place tariffs. >> on. we may have short term, some little pain, and people understand that. but long term the united states ha

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kate michael. you got to see the renovation. we got to see the renovations literally from below ground up. this project started because we had heard that they had found a historic discovery dealing the saying of these cherry bottles of cherries in the cellar. and we wanted to find out more about that. and then whenever we got to go inside and see the rooms that you normally don't get to go into and see it from an architectural perspective, not just this home, but the architecture behind the house. it was it was really incredible to be in there. delia, what was the most amazing thing that you saw inside the house? well, i would have to say the private spaces. so we were able to go to george washington standard closet and kate, using a very small camera, was able to squeeze in. so that the director of preservation, thomas reinhart, could show us a space that visitors don't see. you know, usually when you come to mount vernon, you're behind a rope line. and in this case, the rope lines are down. we're able to walk into the rooms, i

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so kate in hr ... hey kate. can focus on people, not process.agents to deal with the small stuff, so she can work on the big stuff. and ai helps jim solve customer problems before they're problems. oh, so we all work better, together! my work here is done. excuse me, which way back? stuart: i'm going to repeat what i call significant news on tariffs and mexico's president sheinbaum said she had a good conversation with trump early this morning. she said following that conversation she told the president we're going to deploy 10,000 mexican national guardsmen immediately and sending them straight to the boarder and stopping trafficking drugs into the united states. going for them and mexico pausing tariffs on the united states and pause those tar riches for one month and earlier trump said she spoke to trudeau of can nah data committee and spiking to trudeau of canada at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. there's been some comeback for the markets and we were down much more sharply than we are now, dow's off 180 and it had been 400 down and nasdaq down 23

number where you could pick up five inches of additional rainfall, and the forecast models are end kateing 40 to 50 miles an hour gust in the late afternoon, and that would be strong enough for the power grid and to make sure the devices are charged up. snow levels are dropping down from the high levels that they were at over the weekend. they will pick up a foot or two with a couple feet of snow as they move into the bay area and some very heavy snow throughout the next several days. and for all of that we just talked about, it is actually a mostly calm seven-day forecast. wednesday, then friday and through the weekend, just two rainy days. tomorrow, rain and wind, rain without the wind threat on thursday. i don't think the rain will be as heavy on thursday. if it ranks as an atmospheric river, it will be real borderline. and then just kind of typical february weather as we head into the second weekend of february, but ten had again over the next 24 hours, just stay weather aware as that flood and wind damage will evolve. vern has a check at sports right now. >>> and straight ahead in spo

jerseys available will be numbers 20 for kate martin and five for kayla thornton.here is also a customizable option for fans to get their preferred name and number. while bfc revealed its primary kit in anticipation of that club's second season, the professional soccer franchise out of san jose represents the bay area in the national women's soccer league. the kit, the first official design collaboration between bay fc and nike, is an ode to the tenacity and interconnectedness of the bay area. comprised of an obsidian base demonstrating strength and confidence, and then poppy accents that are intended to bring a bold and fierce energy, well, undefeated. that is the story of the cal ice hockey team. in a couple of nail biters. the team beat the university of oregon on the road, cementing the season as one for the history books. >> with two seconds left. and that's going to do it. cal is going to sweep the ducks in eugene. the undefeated season continues for cal. >> that was how it ended last night. this was the season where head coach devin cox says all the pieces c

kate, the president of the united states, i think is outrageous. we need to be focused on the state of california. this was a special session called by the governor right after the election. >> for political purposes, only. and we know that. he's going to trump proof california. and he made it political from day one. and that's why we're here today. we're debating this bill instead of. talking about that important issue. affordability. >> in the end, though, the democratic super majority voted in favor of the legislation. the measure passes and the bills now head to the governor's desk. he is expected to sign the legislation sometime this week reporting at the state tom wallace. >> kron 4 news. meantime, the president's both canada and mexico say that they've reached deals with president trump to >> pause tariffs against their country's those tariffs were set to go into effect tomorrow. kron four's washington correspondent vinay simlot explains what happened. tariffs against canada and mexico are set to go into effect today after midnight tonight.

to and block and up pops a kate, the president, the united states. i think it's outrageous. we need to be focused on the state of california. this was a special session called by the governor right after the election. >> for political purposes, only. and we know that. he's gonna trump proof. california. and he made it political from day one. and that's why we're here today. we're debating this bill instead of. talking about that important issue. affordability. >> in the end, though, the democratic super majority voted in favor of the legislation. the measure passes and the bills now head to the governor's desk. he is expected to sign the legislation sometime this week reporting at the state tom wallace. >> kron 4 news today. the presidents of both canada and mexico say that they have reached deals. >> with president trump to pause tariffs against their country. big development there. those tariffs were set to go into effect tomorrow. kron four's washington correspondent vinay simlot explains what happened. >> tariffs against canada and mexico are set to go into effect today

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and block and up pops a kate, the president, the united states, i think is outrageous. >> governor gavin newsom is expected to sign the bills later this week. >> coming up next, in sports. the warriors. >> looking to get back in the win column hosting the orlando magic at chase center tonight. aaron wilson got your highlights and reaction from highlights and reaction from the team after the break. did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries for life? imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i can't decide? avocados or tomatoes? why choose? at grocery outlet, you can afford both. and not just the basics. with grocery outlet, you'll find all your favorite brands included. including gluten free pasta and my favorite cookies? um, huh, everything's included. so burgers and steaks for life?! you gotta win first. still worth it. now that's bargain bliss. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something c

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i wanted share apologies from kate howard or manage deputy director at dhr he and our h r director carroll are getting pulled with the new administration and demands that are under way now. so. we are porschia and i are ready and happy to present and share information with you and if there are questions we can not answer we'll check back with our dhr leadership and report back after. thank you. >> i wanted start off and say i have been in my role over a little over 9 years now. january ninth and -- this council as well as mod have been an amazing partnership a lot for supporting us with ace program a program we'll talk about today. access to city. am program. and addition to support with eeo equal employment opportunity, accommendation cord narrator and work with mod as well as council to be able to help us in making decisions and also giving us support when we need t. i want to say, thank you. and congratulations to you on your position. >> thank you. do you have a power point >> if i can help present and put it up. we will go ahead and start with the title introduction first. today we pl

what's your reaction to all this, kate? and then shermichael. >> well, it is it is troubling that somebody with this wide a berth has, to your point, no accountability. there's also no transparency. i mean, we don't know what musk is doing except when he sends people to storm into agencies like usaid to block people from getting to their desks. and we hear rumors of things like physical altercations between doge employees and usaid employees. so the idea that musk is just given wide berth to do essentially whatever he wants in the government without accountability or transparency, of course, that's troubling. i think this idea that some of the trump team has, that musk is going to draw the political heat away from trump is foolish. i think musk is such a high profile figure. he has. he is repeatedly out there on donald trump's behalf carrying out his his his directives. um, and so i think the idea that musk is going to somehow absorb this on behalf of trump is foolish. now, maybe trump will cut him loose at some point. he'l

live healthy, active lifestyles on as well as off the court jerseys available will be numbers 20 for katertin and five for kayla thornton. bay fc, revealing its primary kit in anticipation of the club's second season, the professional soccer franchise out of san jose represents the bay area in the national women's soccer league. the kit, the first official design collaboration between bay fc and nike, is an ode to the tenacity and interconnectedness of the bay area. comprised of an obsidian base demonstrating strength and confidence and poppy accents, bringing a bold and fierce energy, and the cal ice hockey team ends its season undefeated with 24 wins. and that's the first time cal ice hockey has ever been able to say that. tonight, the team practiced one final time before they head off to the pac eight tournament. the division two team just beat the division one oregon ducks to end the regular season. freshman goalie aidan cuomo made a stop in the final 18 seconds of the game, leading to the three two victory. his coach called it the best save he's ever seen. >> to beat the division one

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well, this is the tour that delia rios and kate michael shot. it's on next on american history hello. i'm thomas reinhart. i mount vernon, director of preservation and we are standing here in front of george washington's home. and you're probably seeing it in a way that you've never seen it before, because mount vernon is in the midst of the largest historic preservation project it has undertaken in its 170 plus year existence. we are stabilizing the mount mansion's foundation and frame, and we are upgrading all of its modern systems to make to ensure that the mansion, which will be 300 years old in 2034, that it will be able to withstand the elements of nature and that it will be welcoming to all of our guests for we hope, for the next 250 years. and i say that as we close in on are the 250th birthday of america in 2026. so despite the fact that we are undertaking this massive project, the good news for all of you watching this is that mount vernon is open. we have you can visit the mansion while this work is going on and you'll get to see some

. >>> kate middleton made her first public appearance since revealing she's in remission from cancer. warmly embraced holocaust survivors in central london. >> she's warm hearted, kind, friend, like a friend. >> later in the week, princess kate visited a children's hospital in wales, taking over as the new princess. >>> this dog got a new bouncy toy. instead of chasing it, she held it in her mouth unbothered by all the shaking. >> like a massage. >> it is a theragun for your mouth. >> it is loosening up your shoulder. it's like loosening up your teeth. >> look at her eyes. >> still to come here on "today," the ladies looking to win big at tonight's grammy awards. >>> and how "white lotus" new season willbe different from good morning. thanks for joining us on this saturday, february 1st, i'm kira klapper. a plea deal is in the works for a disgraced former san jose city councilman who resigned after being charged with sexual abuse. omar torres was supposed to enter a plea yesterday, but it was postponed. the san jose spotlight is reporting his attorney says a plea agreement is in the w

now we're waiting on what's happening in kansas city, which is the north of gaza for kate cl. easy american is ready. who was about to do so. let me just remind you, if you was a just joining us here for a calendar on an yard and the best have now been released. they were handed over to the red cross to red cross officials back in hon. eunice. and they drove off to take the shortest route back to israel, and we're still waiting on events to unfold in northern gauze or in gauze setting, which is what i think that's in the yes, that's the big box. and in the smaller top right corner of your screen, you're seeing what happened in pon eunice, i still live pictures, but obviously things are finishing out of tonya is in terms of the exchange that we witnessed a little bit earlier. so that's, that's a wrap of what's has happened of what we expect students to happen at this morning next spring in a new sound as a car for one more question. luciano, in terms of the optics we saw this morning, was sort of message, does have, must want to send here. i am the other goods, what sort of mes

hi, kate. >> hi, becky. >> good morning.vestors are. pointing out. >> the. >> impact on foreign. >> low cost competitors. so think of names like. >> shein and temu which could. >> be some consolation. >> for amazon. >> so bulk of items available on amazon do come from china, mostly. >> through those. >> third party sellers, not from amazon itself. so rohit kulkarni at roth estimates 30. >> to 40% of those who. >> sell on amazon import. directly from china. about 60% of all of the items sold on amazon are. from those third parties. they may really be the ones here absorbing more of those cost increases. amazon sells fewer goods directly. compare that to, you know, a walmart or a target, for example. and then mexico, where tariffs are set to be 25%. that makes up less than 10% of amazon's seller base. so there is an impact. >> prices are. >> likely to go higher. the upside tariffs are taking aim at a. trade loophole. it's gotten a lot of attention. it's helped amazon's competitors. she had tamu as i mentioned they've skyrocket

kate y you're the perfect person to have on this morning and talk to us about what happened in thesed why this was such a priority for donald trump to bring back the americans. >> yeah, thank you. this is a mile marker and 12 days into president trump's administration and we're already bringing back hostages and american hostages forgotten by the biden administration and rick went down with a decisive and clear goal. i'm going to bring these american hostages home and there'll not be an exchange of money and there won't be any negotiations and these americans are coming home. he did this in a one day trip and left in the morning and arrived in claman countdown kasam and spoke with maduro and said i want these americans to come home and maduro wasn't that willing to do it at the time. rick got back on the plane and said we'll wait an hour for these american hostages. then those american hostages brought out to him on the tarmac. he got to walk up to all them and say i'm an american diplomat and bring him home. rachel: he said i'm here and don't have to worry about this and he didn't a

you'll coming up in between our speakers is kate suter and holly we've all worked really hard to put this on today so i'd like to give all the staff around applause. so we're all here today. we are all passionate about civil war, right? we all we all love learning about the civil war and the implications of the civil war. the states civil war was a event in american history with profound and lasting experi ence. the kansas, missouri border war, also known as bleeding kansas, was a significant violent prelude to the american civil war. it occurred 1851 and 1861, and it primarily centered around the debate over whether kansas would enter the union as a free state or a slave state. the kansas missouri border was crucial because it illustrated how deeply divided the was over the issue of slavery and it showed that compromise was increasingly impossible. it set the stage for the broader conflict that would engulf the nation in just a few short years, mostly, it determined the survival of the united states as a unified. it ended the institution slavery and laid the groundwork for the count

and block and up pops a kate, the president of the united states, i think is outrageous. >> governorsom is expected to sign those bills later this week. recovery operations still under way after last week's deadly plane crash near reagan national airport. >> today cranes started pulling wreckage from the water. well, crews are working to recover more victims. the u.s. army corps of engineers says the operation will continue tomorrow when crews will focus on the cockpit. 55 of the 67 victims have been identified according to dc fires, assistant chief. he says they've recovered more remains today. >> these remains as well as remains that have been recovered previously. are in the process of being positively identified. >> the recovery efforts come after families of the victims visited the crash site this weekend. the ntsb is still investigating what led up to the collision. >> meantime, in philadelphia, the black box of the medical jet that crashed onto a busy street friday night has been recovered. the ntsb also found the plane's enhanced ground proximity warning system experts are no

and in the mid-nineties, you, kate moss, famously, but you had like these had their the rock called therussian super earth. i talk about natalie vodianova who was a may major supermodel in the late nineties, early 2000, and she was like the face of calvin klein euphoria. she was the cover girl for this and beautiful vogue editor at vogue editorial that depicted alice in wonderland that. i talk about in detail and that was in december 2003. but very, very, very thin. you know, she's like markedly more thin than someone like, you know, a cindy crawford instance and so there's just this culture that you you have to be thin. being thin is everything. it's the most important in the world. and i really wanted to understand, you know, half of my in high school was like wracked by this issue. and i, i really wanted understand why i experienced that because i think was very healing for me, because i, i think it's very important to like, if we can, to try to put our pain and context, to try to why something happened. and i just found the to be very unsatisfying, right? like the explanations were

we've learned, philip levy, that the palisade constructed in 1634 to demand kate to the bounds english territory became backbone for english settlement patterns, drawing well-to-do planters such the lug wells and pages out the capital city of jamestown to the area called middle plantation. and last week we briefly visited the foundations of the page and we've discussed the established of fruit in parish church in, the 1670s and the college of william and mary, 1693, both of these features increased the appeal of middle plantation as a viable with the promise of future growth after the burning of first jamestown statehouse, along with the rest of the city in bacon's rebellion, 1676, the government met initially at green spring, the home of sir william barclay. this is a view green spring after it was remodeled significantly by the lovewell family and then the lee family. this watercolor done by benjamin henry latrobe in 1796. but this is one of the places where it all happened. but there was some question in the late 1670s over the reconsider section of the new state house and where to

. >> kate, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is there in the u.s.with officials. tomorrow, he will meet with president trump himself. he has said that he wants to begin talks over the second phase of this peace deal. the cease-fire. the second phase involves the potential of it becoming a potential hostage release and peace deal. he hit says he wants to talk to president trump on questions about iran. it will be challenging looking ahead. the cease-fire is still ahead. the cease-fire is still fragile here for people who feel limited by the unpredictability of generalized myasthenia gravis, season to season, ultomiris is continuous symptom control, with improvement in activities of daily living and reduced muscle weakness. and ultomiris is the only long-acting gmg treatment with the freedom of just 6 to 7 infusions per year, for a predictable routine i can count on. ultomiris may lower your immune system's ability to fight infections, increasing your chance of serious meningococcal and other infections which may become life-threatening or fatal. comp

and block and up pops a kate, the president, the united states. i think it's outrageous.e need to be focused on the state of california. this was a special session called by the governor right after the election. >> for political purposes, only. and we know that. he's gonna trump proof. california. and he made it political from day one. and that's why we're here today. we're debating this bill instead of. talking about that important issue. affordability. >> in the end, though, the democratic super majority voted in favor of the legislation. the measure passes and the bills now head to the governor's desk. he is expected to sign the legislation sometime this week reporting at the state tom wallace. >> kron 4 news. >> president trump signed an executive order to crack down on so-called critical race theory in k through 12 schools arguing it's taking away from viable school time across the country. the executive order mandates k through 12 schools scrap lessons related to critical race theory or risk losing federal money. republicans in congress are applauding the effort wh

and block and up pops a kate, the president, the united states. i think it's outrageous.e need to be focused on the state of california. this was a special session called by the governor right after the election. >> for political purposes, only. and we know that. he's gonna trump proof. california. and he made it political from day one. and that's why we're here today. we're debating this bill instead of. talking about that important issue. affordability. >> in the end, though, the democratic super majority voted in favor of the legislation. the measure passes and the bills now head to the governor's desk. he is expected to sign the legislation sometime this week reporting at the state tom wallace. >> kron 4 news. >> still ahead, we're going to go back in time to about 60 years ago to hear about what fate san francisco music scene so treat it. on this day. 58 years ago, the rock band, the only alternative and his other possibilities made their way to san francisco in the matrix nightclub. it was 1967 and kron. 4 reporter. >> at heart sat down with the lead singer and song