and then kelly mentioned amazon. maybe the main event if you want to look at it this way in terms of earnings for this entire week, amazon shares right now currently up about two thirds of 1%. we are not far away from record highs here and amazon. just to give you some perspective on just how volatile things could get, the options market is pricing right now, what could be a 6.5% roughly move up or down on the heels of earnings? and that sounds interesting because it is almost exactly what the move has been up or down in amazon shares for the past eight quarters. and by the way, five of the last six quarters amazon shares have been higher. so we'll see if those near-term trends play out. kelly for amazon i'll send things back over to you. >> all right, tom, thank you very much. >> and let's. >> get you set up for that big. jobs report in the morning, because. >> it's going to be complicated. and it could. >> change what we think we know about the. >> labor market. >> cnbc's senior economics reporter steve liesman is

kelly: absolutely we could potentially anticipate tariffs back on us.ave to think about, economists have said tariffs harm the american people. from an economic standpoint, could really hurt the u.s. economy. not only our economy but our allies out there, as well. hopefully, it is just potentially putting it out there and not going to use it. ultimately if he does, he will really hurt economically the american people, and they are going to pay the price. we, the americans, are going to pay the price at the register, also pay the price in regards to getting gas, cars. we are going to be the ones that will be harmed because of these tariffs. catriona: as we are talking, we can see the live counter from what is happening on the new york stock exchange as ritika was describing, a selloff there. you can see where the green turns to red. that was the exact moment the white house press secretary confirmed these tariffs would come into force tomorrow. it is in the gift of the president to do this, use it as a tool of foreign policy. we saw out to great effect l

. >> kelly evans i'm brian sullivan.hopefully moving higher again today as the big rotation rolls on. >> small caps. >> looming large. and oh boy do we have a bevy of bottom line news for you right now, including housing and where it may be headed. why disney may be. showing the end of streaming growth, and where the wealthy are investing their money. and if you can follow, there is a lot going on with all of that. and big. >> tech kelly. all right, let's start there. in fact, as you mentioned, the nasdaq is close to a break even here. but shares of amd and alphabet are still down about seven 7.5% today. after those earnings last night apple and the red as well report that chinese regulators are considering whether to open a formal probe into app store fees. it's a paring its declines, though it's down about 1%. are these warning signs of bigger issues in the tech space? let's ask jeremy bryant. he's a portfolio manager at gradient investments, and scott nations is president at nation's indexes. jeremy, you got any i kno

kelly. of course, our dashboard for market data visualization. now it's a day of gains. as you can see so far today for the major indices, some more than others, but prices are not really showing fears over that prolonged global trade war. >> so let me show you the big. >> picture the dow is currently. you can see here just up about 95 points, about one quarter of 1% gain. again the real laggard so far if you will 44,514 is the level there. that's about by the way a percent and a half just away from record highs that we are seeing in that index. overall the broader s&p 500 large cap is trading up by around. we'll call it about 35 points 6029 is the level there also roughly about a percent and a half below its record levels. now it's also kind of back there right above its 50 day moving average or medium term trend line. the tech heavy nasdaq composite index is the leader, up around one full percent. that's 206 points to 19,598. also sitting right at around its 50 day moving average. and it's

>> thanks, kelly. thank you for having me.k the industry is caught up in this, you. >> know, intersection. >> of. all the geopolitical nervousness. >> it's the. >> deep sea. >> concerns from. >> last week. and it's an industry that has done very well over the last few years. so i would imagine. that a number of investors own it as well. there is a fair bit of retail interest, i think. >> that naturally. >> enhances the volatility of the industry. but let's take the. news that has come out from tariffs. i think the cyclical part of the industry is exposed to it, as you said indirectly, if let's say, because of tariffs and the friction in the supply chain, if there is any reduction in volumes of cars and other industrial equipment from canada and mexico, there can be a concern. but when you look at the secular part of the industry, which has to do with the application of artificial intelligence and the use of servers, most server production has shifted to taiwan, right? some to mexico. i think the customers who buy a lot of thes

but kelly, you deleted the app.o use it, you can go through a platform like perplexity without sending your data back to china. >> ivan. i mean, that is true, right? there's no way if all that perplexity i've seen. even dell offers this for the enterprise. if they're just kind of downloading the script and saying, okay, we'll run this on our technology, is there any risk that anything you do would, would somehow make its way back to china? i can't imagine there would be. >> yeah. this is actually a very important distinction between the open source model from deep sea and the app and the website that deep tech also services, because the open source model doesn't have doesn't come with all of these concerns that we're talking about. while the mobile app and the website does come with with all of those issues and talking, you know, covering and connecting it to the. david sacks i kind of leadership agenda. what is really important is to prevent, in this case, a collection of real time information from americans that a

thanks for having me kelly. i think a really interesting theme that we're going to dig into a lot more in discussion with investors is talking about asset light businesses who produce low returns versus capital intensive businesses that are producing attractive returns. so let's just use your discussion a second ago of meta. if i back out the stock based compensation out of what the street expects meta to make this year, they're not going to make 43 billion in free cash. they're going to make $26 billion in free cash flow, a 40% reduction, because that's how much stock based compensation costs them last year. now, that's still a lot of money, admittedly kelly $43 billion. but when you compare it to the book value of the business at $180 billion, it means it's producing about a 15% return on capital. when you look at cash returns now, that's fine. but when you trade it 8 or 9 times book, that's impossible to compound money. now, why i say that, kelly, is because i can go out and we as our investors can go out and

so, kelly, we've seen this before. president biden both saying early on in their terms that they would kill this. it has not happened. perhaps this time is the time because they do need some offsets for extending these $4 trillion in tax cuts back to you. >> yeah, but how would $1 billion? i mean, that's not going to do much. robert, thanks for more on the fiscal impact. let's bring in maya mcginnis. she's president of the committee for a responsible federal budget. and maya, i mean, we can start on carried interest if you want it. is it true it's only going to raise $1 billion if they go through this whole fight to close it. that's not going to do anything to solve our problems. yeah. >> you would think we hear about it all. >> the time, because it's a tax. >> loophole that all experts have wanted to get rid of forever. but it always reemerges and it always stays in place. the truth is, the money that that we would be able to raise by getting rid of it would be very, very little drop in the bucket in terms of. being a

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now kelly's last stand in. the pros came to an end after the niners fired him as their head coach back in 2016. also coaching with the eagles 3 seasons prior to his time in san francisco. now with the raiders coming off, a tough losing season. i'm sure the silver and black are hoping to see kelly do what he was able to do his first time with the eagles as a head coach. he where he led them to the playoffs, however, is head coach overall kelly, when 28 35 now this time its kelly's first time as a coordinator in the nfl and he's set to be the highest paid to do so at the position with 6 million per year in his new deal. >> i was in the college ranks wears number 19, cal playing pittsburgh hosting picks birthdays in the 2nd quarter. here in golden bears a iona krimili things in the 3. >> and she gets the found that place a four-point play county lead by 11 after they full quarter and cow by 33 at this point, more from krimili. she drives finishes with the lay of their the hoop and harm us. another three-point play

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>> kelly: well, to some extent, it worked.of that initial trade war, china agreed to historic trade deal. it was called phase one, and they agreed to not only buy, but increase by $30 billion over a couple of years. they didn't fully live up to that commitment. they started off strong but then started to fizzle out for a number of dynamics. covid may have been one of them. but i will also note that those initial pain tariffs, the government had to step in and give farmers billions in aid so it sort of offset tariff revenue. >> maurice: what if this drags on? what does mr. hartman expect that to mean for his whole livelihood? >> kelly: he is so concerned about competition, maurice. trade negotiations take time and brazil and argentina are chomping at the bit to steal some of that market share in china from these u.s. farmers, and he told me some of that business once it is lost you cannot get it back. >> john: cbs news "money watch" kelly o'grady. thank you very much. >> maurice: now other top stories from around the world in t

kelly. i hear a lot about this high speed train from dc to new york that's going to bring me home in an hour. >> we're not. >> quite there yet. i'll be on the amtrak. it chugs along at, you know, 65 miles an hour. but down the road we might have. >> you know. >> the maglev or the shinkansen here. >> we'll see. you're in the car. if i'm not mistaken. >> i took the train. >> did you? it was. >> it was. >> icy yesterday, and i just. >> was, like, too lazy. >> to drive. yeah, it's a lot of this. >> yeah. anyway, i always get there. i get up to go to the restroom right when we hit a corner. whoa. across the train i go. >> exactly. so i'm going to apologize. >> to people. >> i fall into. >> so you and i are our center of gravity. we don't. we don't cope. well, brian, it was an excellent interview. thank you for bringing that to us. brian sullivan, interviewing the new secretary of energy, chris wright. further ahead, sports owners getting hit with the potential penalty if the president ends a key

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senator kelly, thank you so much for joining us.e it. >> thank you, kristen. >>> and when we come back, a warning about the need for checks and balances in the federal government, from a former attorney general. our "meet the press" minute is next. a chewy order is on the way for (interrupted by dog)... (dog howls) roo. who can speak for himself. but can't shop for himself. so when he gave his roo of approval of the food dad bought on chewy, dad put it on autoship. so it always gets delivered, right on roo's schedule. the flavor roo loves. the savings they love. (dog howls) for automatic delivery and 5% savings. for life with pets, there's chewy. it all started with a small business idea. it's a pillow with a speaker in it! that's right craig. pulling in the perfect team to get the job done. i'm just here for the internets. at&t, it's super-fast! you locked us out?! and when thrown a curveball... arrggghh! ahhhh! [crashing sounds] we had everything we needed. is the internet out? don't worry, we have at&t internet back-up. the next

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senator kelly, thank you so much for joining us. we really appreciate it. >> thank you, kristen. >>> and when we come back, a warning about the need for checks and balances in the federal government, from a former attorney general. our "meet the press" minute is . >> fortunately. >> in. >> only a few minutes, selectquote found john a $500,000 policy for only $29 a month and his wife, anne, of $500,000 policy for only $21 a month. go to selectquote.com now and get the insurance your family needs. >> at a price you. can afford. select quote we shop, you save. >> is your shower trying to tell you something is getting in and out. >> of the. >> bathtub becoming a safety concern? are you. worried about the cost of. >> a bathroom. >> remodel that could go on for weeks and weeks? well, now you can have a gorgeous new bath or shower with a one day jacuzzi bath remodel that's safer at. >> a price. >> you can afford. >> it's incredible. >> that they were able to do. >> this in one day. >> oh my gosh. >> it is beautiful. >> oh. >> you have to s

kelly: thank you. i appreciate that. the president and others are going to rely on that. i want to discuss such an assessment made by the ic. for years, the u.s. analyzed evidence of numerous chemical attacks in syria was to eventually, we were able to assess that bashar al-assad was responsible for a number of these attacks that slaughtered his own civilians. do you accept the conclusion broadly that assad used chemical weapons against syrians? ms. gabbard: yes. and i am on the record. sen. kelly: among the attacks u.s. assessed assad come as a member of congress and a presidential candidate and as recently as this month in your written responses to this committee, you have cast doubt on the assessment that assad is culpable in these two attacks. is that still your position? ms. gabbard: senator, i raised those questions given conflicting information and evidence that was presented at that time. sen. kelly: thank you. to help inform the public the trump administration least declassified intel evades -

kelly o'donnell and richard engel across the middle east. all as the white house eyes deeper cuts for the federal work force, including at the cia, an intelligence community. they clip wings in seattle. the investigation tonight. plus. [ inaudible ] >> the suspect in custody, after a 12- hour manhunt, after a workplace mass shooting near ohio state university. we're on the ground. and can those wildly popular weight loss drugs treat addiction? stephanie gosk on the cutting edge of research today. and how bad bunny's hits are inspiring so many to get up and dance. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." >> good evening. the question of whether the u.s. could really take ownership of the gaza strip was almost secondary today,a the world first tried to understand exactly what president trump has in mind. sounding more like the real estate mogul of his prior life, mr. trump stunned leaders inside and outside the middle east last night. with the u.s. to take ownership in gaza. imagine a rebuilt version of the territory as the r

kelly o'donnell, thank you. >>> richard engel is standing by now.ichard, the white house says president trump floated this idea as a temporary solution. what are you hearing from people in the region? >> reporter: so he may have floated it, but it crashed in the middle east. i spoke to several senior arab leaders, and they all described it with horror and disgust. one official asking, why was it even necessary? why would you have to forcibly remove the palestinians simply to do reconstruction? they could stay in one part of gaza while building takes place in another area. one official said that this proposed plan is really tantamount to ethnic cleansing. jordan and egypt, who both have peace treaties with israel, have said they won't take part in it, they won't be party to depopulating the gaza strip. and at the end of the day, lester, it boils down to trust. palestinians don't believe that if they're forced out they will ever be allowed to return. >> richard engel, thank you. >>> let's turn to president trump's shake-up of the federal government wi

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kelly, back. >> over. >> to you. courtney, thank you very much. courtney. reagan. hot and cold trade war is creating some lukewarm market reaction. we had a big sell off this morning after the president's tariff announcements, only to do a u-turn when good news emerged out of mexico about mid morning, about 10:30 a.m, we were down 665 on the dow. then we went positive. we're down three. the tariffs on canada and china are still scheduled to take effect tomorrow, but the president will be speaking again with canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, in a couple of minutes time. and regardless of what comes out of that discussion, my next guest says the damage has already been done because fear is now trickling down the supply chain. joining us now is brian jacobsen, the chief economist at anex wealth management. and brian, this is what we're trying to figure out because i have people arguing to me that the market reaction today tells you in some ways, even at the worst of it, that the markets are becoming inured to tariff talk. and then i have other people saying, we

senator kelly loeffler. and a prolific job creator and entrepreneur, and in quintessential american success story. kelly grew up in the family farm, became the first in her family to earn a college degree, and worked her way up to the highest levels of business. she joined intercontinental exchange when it had under 100 employees, then spent nearly 20 years building it into a global powerhouse and a fortune 500 company. she went on to found that, and as its ceo and first employee, she laid the foundation to take the company public in just three years. since leaving the senate in 2001, she has been devoted her time to running a voter registration nonprofit. to me, the most striking and impressive part of her story of this -- she gave up a successful career in the private sector to serve in the senate, and donated every single paycheck while she was here to charity. now that she has made the decision to serve the american people, once again, when confirmed, is confirmed, which i believe you will be, and strong

>> kelly o'donnell, thank you. >>> to the border now, and defense secretary pete hegseth meeting with troops today in new mexico as we learned some undocumented migrants arrested by the trump administration are being released back into the u.s. priscilla thompson has late details. >> reporter: leaving washington for the first time since his confirmation, defense secretary pete hegseth headed to the u.s. southern border in new mexico to shake hands with some of the 1500 troops deployed by president trump, who joined the 2500 already in place under former president biden. these troops aren't able to do enforcement. so what exactly are their day to day tasks? >> what they do is relieve border patrol and to have the opportunity to actually do the interdictions. so they're calling in observation to border patrol who then interdict. it's a process in the past tom was telling me might take 30 minutes. >> reporter: the show of force part of a larger immigration crackdown, including mass deportation flights and i.c.e. raids. yet exclusive nbc news reporting shows that i.c.e. has already releas

vegas will reportedly pay kelly $6 million, most in the league for an assistant, and nearly triple kelly'sat ohio state where they won the natty. >>> three, two, one, yea! >> guardians manager and former a's and giants catcher stephen vogt back in town this weekend, dublin's school of imagination naming their family center after vogt to recognize his ten years of support helping special needs children. >> the best part is since it was 10 1/2, 11 years ago, i see kids now still they come to a's games, come to giants games when they are there, stephen, remember me? yes. i remember when you were in second grade at school of imagination. what are you doing now? i'm in college? oh, i'm old, but also it's so neat to see the growth of the children. >>> cool story, glenn. >> oh, this was cool sunday. south carolina retired the number 22 of a'ja wilson, a four-time all american and now three-time wnba mvp with the las vegas aces. wilson led the gamecocks to the program's first natty, but that wasn't the only 22 to go to the rafters. check it out. iowa basketball honored its most famous alum, caitli

kelly's last stand in pro. and the pros excuse me came to an end after the niners fired him as head coach back in 2016. also coaching with the eagles 3 seasons prior to his state here with the 49. so the raiders coming off a tough losing season. i'm sure the silver and black are hoping to see kelly do what he was able to do with the eagles in his first year his head coach leading them to the playoffs. however, as head coach kelly, when 28 35 overall in his time in the nfl. now, the first time kelly has been a coordinator is this time in the nfl said to be the highest paid in the position with a 6 million dollar a year deal that suspect he threw at the desk. >> aaron, thank you very much. let's go to the south bay. the san jose sharks are going to be unveiling a new community mural today. it's a partnership with the sharks and local artist sarah pham. fact, the sharks community mural project has produces has produced artwork all throughout the city, including inside the sapd center. so today's unveiling will act

kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, cheryl.ariff is eventually played on canadian and -- placed on canadian and mexican goods, cox automotive estimates the price of a new vehicle will increase about $6,000, and that includes the ford maverick lobo here. it's one of the few cars made in mexico. jim farley spoke out on tariffs in his earnings call this week saying if tariffs are implemented, they should be industry-wide saying, quote, we can't just cherry pick one place or the other because this is a bonanza for our import if competitors. he add ad most of ford's vehicles and parts are made in the u.s. including 100% of its transmissions and over half of its engines, but millions of vehicles come here from japan and korea with only a 2.5% and 0% duty on goods from those countries respect ily. respectively. >> what doesn't make sense to me is why, why we're having this conversation while, you know, hundred dye kia's importing 600,000 units into the u.s. with no incremental tariffs, and why is toyota able to import half a million v

i you know, your. >> report. >> kelly o'donnell. >> and. even mike allen both characterized. >> it as. >> you know. >> perhaps it's provocative. >> it's certainly disruptive. >> i think it certainly. >> characterizes that. >> you know, it challenges. >> the region to. >> to begin to have a discussion as well. >> what's what's. >> their. >> plan. >> what's going to. >> happen as, you know, as. >> a result of the. >> tragedy of october. >> 7th, the. >> you know, we're currently in a. situation of a cease fire. >> the. palestinians are living in desperate situation in gaza. >> you know, certainly there's very. >> little that. >> the president. >> can do. >> unilaterally here. >> and i. think there. >> would be. >> very little support. in congress. for the. united states to take. >> over gaza. >> but but certainly the president. >> and. >> his style and his way, and i don't intend to be a. >> trump translator. >> but in. >> his style, in his way, certainly has has. >> caused a, a. >> a focus of the world. >> to turn to. >> okay, so what what is

on the other hand, you know, as kelly noted, he was reading from notes. he had. >> he told. >> her, i this is not something he had raised lately. it's not like an actual plan. nobody's done any. >> actual work. >> to document what this would require. what kind. >> of, you know, logistics might be involved. >> or cost. >> might be involved. but it's a little bit more than just him talking. >> off the top of his head. >> and he may. >> not mean it seriously in the sense. >> that we. >> will ever pursue this. it's hard to see how that would ever happen. remember, he ran for office. >> in. >> 2016 decrying. >> the idea of. >> nation building. >> in the middle east. >> now he's proposed perhaps. >> the most. >> expansive idea. of nation building in. >> the middle. >> east, certainly since the. iraq war two decades ago. it may be that he. loves getting people riled up. it may be that. you know, he likes to, to, to. >> to throw, you know. >> stink bombs in the middle of the conversation. because it doesn't seem possible they could do this. and yet he did say he'

kelly's last stand in pro.ros excuse me came to an end after the niners fired him as head coach back in 2016. also coaching with the eagles 3 seasons prior to his state here with the 49. so the raiders coming off a tough losing season. i'm sure the silver and black are hoping to see kelly do what he was able to do with the eagles in his first year his head coach leading them to the playoffs. however, as head coach kelly went, 28 35 overall in his time in the nfl. now, the first time kelly has been a coordinator is this time in the nfl said to be the highest paid in the position with a 6 million dollar a year deal that suspect he threw at the dentist. >> 6.40 is the time in the south bay. the san jose sharks are going to be unveiling a new community mural today. this is in partnership with the sharks and local artist sarah pham, the church community mural project was produced or has produced artwork that's been displayed all across the city, including inside the sa peace center. today's unveiling will be at the

kelly's last stint in pro. and the pros excuse me came to an end after the niners fired him as head coach back in 2016. also coaching with the eagles 3 seasons prior to his state here with the 49. so the raiders coming off a tough losing season. i'm sure the silver and black are hoping to see kelly do what he was able to do with the eagles in his first year his head coach leading them to the playoffs. however, as head coach kelly went, 28 35 overall in his time in the nfl. now, the first time kelly has been a coordinator is this time in the nfl said to be the highest paid in the position with a 6 million dollar a year deal. >> now over the college ranks number 19. cal taking on pittsburgh. the 2nd quarter here in the golden bears of ice in iona krimili watching here. she thinks in the 3 and she get the 1004 point play. >> and cal, they had their lead to a living at this point. moving on to the 4th quarter calib by 33 at this point, more from she drives p there. the who and the harm is she gets the three-point p

kelly's last stand in pro. and the pros excuse me came to an end after the niners fired him as head coach back in 2016. also coaching with the eagles 3 seasons prior to his state here with the 49. so the raiders coming off a tough losing season. i'm sure the silver and black are hoping to see kelly do what he was able to do with the eagles in his first year of his head coach leading them to the playoffs. however, as head coach kelly, when 28 35 overall in his time in the nfl. now, the first time kelly has been a coordinator is this time in the nfl said to be the highest paid in the position with a 6 million dollar a year deal that suspect he at the desk. all right. 5.41, is the time. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news fans gathering at the oakland arena to celebrate the life of oakland a's legend. more on that in a minute. well, u.s. animal organizations partnering up to help stop the car outbreak in san francisco details on the free resources available to pet owners. >> and of course, we're tracking th

kelly's last stand in pro in the pros.me came to an end after the niners fired him as head coach back in 2016. also coaching with the eagles 3 seasons prior to his state here with the 49. so the raiders coming off a tough losing season. i'm sure the silver and black are hoping to see kelly do what he was able to do with the eagles in his first year his head coach leading them to the playoffs. however, as head coach kelly, when 28 35 overall in his time in the nfl. now, the first time kelly has been a coordinator is this time in the enough bill set to be the highest paid in the position with a 6 million dollar a year deal that suspect he threw at the desk. >> thank you, aaron. a 39. the time. let's go to the south bay. the san jose sharks are going to be unveiling a new community mural today. the mural is a partnership with the sharks and local artist sarah pham, the sharks community mural project is actually produced dark work that's displayed all over the city, including inside the sep center. fact, today's unveiling is g

. >> kelly o'donnell. >> nbc's yasmin vossoughian in tel aviv. aaron david miller. senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace and a former arab-israeli negotiator. so, kelly, i know you were at that press conference last night and you actually asked the president about. his idea. where did this proposal come from? >> well, part of what this is stemming from is the president's view, speaking in some ways, not as a statesman, but as a real estate developer. he looks at that land and sees the potential. he talked about taking it over and taking responsibility for the dangers there, like a developer would pay back taxes and clean up any hazardous materials on a site from a world point of view. this is a stunning and provocative assertion by the president, and he has been frustrated by arab nations in the region that have not been more helpful to trying to take displaced palestinians. he is trying to speak to the reality that there is so much destruction. and how do you preserve peace under these circumstances? it was a surprise and it is something t

however, as head coach kelly, when 28 35 overall in his time in in a the first time kelly has been a coordinator is this time in the nfl said to be the highest paid in the position with a 6 million dollar a year deal. that suspect teacher at the desk. >> it's snowing up here in the sierra nevada, but don't let that fool the state's snowpack is well below average for this time of year. capital correspondent, a tall was a break down the data and all of reaction from the california department. >> water resources and after some needed weekend snowfall this year is getting a break right now as we are as well in the bay area. but there plenty more about to work its way more about to work its way back into 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,

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. >> now let's bring in cbs news money watch correspondent kelly o'grady. kelly, let's take a stroll here through the economic case that donald trump is making for slapping tariffs. >> okay, so a big driver is getting better trade relationships. so let's look at some numbers. it's 2023, the u.s. sells $354 billion in goods to canada, $323 billion to mexico. that same year, though, they bought $419 billion from canada and $475 billion from mexico, so that means there's a trade deficit of $64 billion with canada and $153 billion with mexico. >> you definitely don't want to be on the short end of a trade deficit. >> no, economically, you want them to rely on you versus you relying on them. >> okay, in practical terms, what does it look like when we slap a tariff on an actual item? an everyday item? >> let's look at a car battery. manufactured in canada, then a car company buys it, brings it into the u.s., they sell it to a repair shop and then ultimately a customer. but if there is a tariff that same u.s. car company pays an import tax to bring that car batter

>> kelly o'donnell, thank you. >>> the weather has been a mess for tens of millions across the country. 20 states socked in earlier today by a dangerous mix of snow, sleet, and rain. there were whiteout conditions in michigan and flash floods in hard-hit charleston, west virginia, where they got more than three inches of rain in just a few hours. al roker joins me now. al, this is the start of a pretty volatile week of storms. >> that's right. we've got a parade of storms, lester, this next one coming in out of the midwest for tomorrow with large storms. it's going to bring northeast ice, rain, and snow, possible power outages, and then continues off the coast on sunday, getting out of here with some snow left over in the great lakes. we're talking the heaviest amounts from buffalo to coastal new england with up to eight inches of snow and up to a tenth of an inch of ice from cleveland all the way down to richmond, and then a second more powerful storm possibly getting together monday evening, starts in the midsection of the country. by tuesday, heavy snow, wind, and rain likely in the

joining me now, kelly robinson, president of the human rights campaign. kelly, thank you, as always for coming to the sunday show. >> thanks for having me, jonathan. >> all right. so you heard what i just said. you are very you are an excellent communicator. talk to talk to the folks who are watching about what's happening to the community, the these attacks on the communities, especially transgender americans. >> look, this is scary. i mean, they're coming after our fundamental freedoms, our freedom to be who we are at work, at school, to serve in the military, to be free from discrimination in all areas of our lives. and the thing that every american should be asking is if they can do this to the lgbtq plus community. if they can do this to trans americans, who will they do it to next? and for me, the chaos is the point. these executive orders, many of them have not actually gone into effect yet. but when i look across the country, we're already hearing the stories of impact from young people who are saying that they're not being able to get their presc