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good morning megan. >> melissa good morning. so we've been expecting these tariffs of 25% on mexico, 25% on canada but 10% on canadian energy. and then that additional 10% on china all set to take effect just after midnight tonight. but negotiations are ongoing to try to reach a deal. and to illustrate just how in-flux things are for the first time yesterday, we heard commerce secretary howard lutnick suggest that tariffs could potentially take effect at maybe a lower rate. here's what he said. >> they have done a lot. so he's sort of thinking about right now how exactly he wants to play with mexico. >> and canada. >> and that is a fluid situation. there are going to be tariffs on tuesday on mexico and canada, exactly what they are. we're going to leave that for the president and his team to negotiate. >> what we still don't know guys, is. >> what. >> exactly canada or mexico could do to convince the president to pause or lower those tariffs? both countries have taken some steps to shore up their border security, but treasury se

>> my fallback list melissa. >> and ari are. >> the chickens.hese protests cropping up, even in red districts, protesting all. >> this chaos. >> that's going. >> on with trump because they're realizing that it's. >> affecting their districts. and as it happens. >> two of these. >> districts where this is happening. >> rich mccormick. >> and exurban atlanta. >> and in kootenai county, i. >> spent extensive time in. >> these districts. >> in this. falsehood perpetrated. >> by. >> the. >> speaker. >> that these. >> people are being. >> protested. >> are being paid to protest. >> is so. >> ridiculous. >> who would subject themselves to that? >> well, isn't that interesting, especially given some of the writing you've done, which is why we've had you on the big reality test is what you see in your own community. right? so you see people in the red district saying no to this, right, which might cut against some of people's perceptions about government, etc. and so they have to come up with a lie. they have to say, well, these aren't really your your f

abc's melissa adan is in los angeles with the latest.g, melissa. >> reporter: gio, good morning, so, gene hackman and his wife's death still remain a mystery. this as investigators are just trying to get their hands on any new information so they can put together a time line of the couple's last known whereabouts. this morning, as authorities intensify the investigation into the deaths of legendary actor gene hackman and his wife, betsy arakawa, one potential cause in their suspicious deaths remain a question. >> both individuals tested negative for carbon monoxide. the manner and cause of death has not been determined. >> reporter: police trying to zero in on exactly when the couple may have dieed saying hackman's pacemaker registered its last recorded event on february 17th. >> i think that is a very good assumption that that was his last day of life. i was advised that a more thorough investigation will be completed. >> reporter: the 95-year-old actor found on wednesday in his santa fe home after a caretaker called 911. >> no, they're

abc news reporter melissa ogden explains the tariff affects. >> the bell closing on wall street monday, capping off a tough day for investors after president trump announced a 25% tariff on goods from canada and mexico will go into effect tuesday. >> they can't come in and steal our money and steal our jobs and take our factories and take our businesses and expect not to be punished, and they're being punished by tariffs. >> trump also amending his executive order on tariffs impacting chinese goods, raising those to 20%. promising that tariffs on imports would lead to more jobs, higher wages and lower prices. economists say the cost would be paid by american businesses, who will pass it on to consumers by raising prices. the owner of michigan based clothing apparel skinny tees, says she's already concerned. >> people don't understand your zipper, your buttons, your thread, your fabric. none of it. very little is made in the united states, and we don't have the capacity to do it. >> all of this renewing fears of a potential trade war between the us and our north american neighbors. trum

abc news reporter melissa ogden explains the tariff affects. >> the bell closing on wall street monday, capping off a tough day for investors after president trump announced a 25% tariff on goods from canada and mexico will go into effect tuesday. >> they can't come in and steal our money and steal our jobs and take our factories and take our businesses and expect not to be punished, and they're being punished by tariffs. >> trump also amending his executive order on tariffs impacting chinese goods, raising those to 20%. promising that tariffs on imports would lead to more jobs, higher wages and lower prices. economists say the cost would be paid by american businesses, who will pass it on to consumers by raising prices. the owner of michigan based clothing apparel skinny tees, says she's already concerned. >> people don't understand your zipper, your buttons, your thread, your fabric. none of it. very little is made in the united states, and we don't have the capacity to do it. >> all of this renewing fears of a potential trade war between the us and our north american neighbors. trum

. >> melissa rivers is joan's daughter and often teamed up with her mom on the red carpet. >> who arearing? flew out of her mouth. not plant. it was completely impromptu and it just stuck. she could be outrageous and ask the questions that nobody could ask and say the things that only joan rivers could say. it was taking what people were doing at home and putting it live on the air. >> the joan rivers of tiktok. how does that hit you? >> crazy. i mean, a huge honor because joan was one of the people that i watched and admired growing up. obviously, she's had such immense influence on the red carpet and really was kind of like one of the first people to see the connection between fashion and entertainment. she opened it up to new audiences. >> i love. >> that he gets it. she did open it up to so many more generations because her career was so long. but it makes me feel really good that she's getting the love from the next generation that she deserves. >> rivers also believes her mom would have liked campbell's style. >> i think she would take it as a compliment as long as nobody did it

melissa started her career back in 2001, contra costa county office of the sheriff were she held positionsdeputy sheriff sergeant lieutenant and assistant sheriff recently. she managed to field operations bureau overseeing nearly 400 people across a patrol investigations and special operations. longtime gun safety advocate. matty scott has been appointed to the san francisco police commission. she was sworn in by the new commissioner wilson leong who was approved unanimously by the board of supervisors. mayor lori says that although the city still has a long way to go in terms of public safety, these changes are on the right track to make sure that san francisco is safer. >> wilson is extremely qualified for this role with 14 years as a federal prosecutor and his private sector experience, he has the expertise to help our police department keep people safe. matty scott has dedicated her life to keeping our communities safe and preventing gun violence in san francisco and across them country. i am proud to appoint her to the police commission today. >> as a san francisco native wilson leong

melissa started her career back in 2001 with the contra costa county office of the sheriff where she held positions including deputy sheriff sergeant to lieutenant and assistant sheriff. recently. she managed the field operations bureau overseeing nearly 400 people across patrol investigations and special operations. still ahead here tonight on kron 4, 100's of weather forecasters. >> out of a job in the latest round of federal cuts. why experts say the layoffs at noaa are putting lives at rest. plus, the latest snowpack survey in the sierra with the latest numbers show and what has been whiplash like winter. and after the break. last right, a longtime east, a bowling alley closing up after more than 50 years. up after more than 50 years. this next. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place toda

and even though 100% of the time they are sure that i'm melissa mccarthy. [ laughter ] or rebel wilsonanged my life." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, yeah. >> but, you know, people -- i'm sure you've had this, where they'll say hurtful things to you by accident. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> yeah, like, when they're asking for a picture. they'll be like, "hi, sorry, i know you just worked out." and i'm like, "no, i didn't," you know? [ laughter ] i just -- >> jimmy: you look a little dewy. >> yeah, like, i had some ramen, and it had a kick so i'm sweating. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "i know you just worked out." >> or like, they'll be like, "i know you're not wearing makeup." i'm like, "i'm wearing a lot of makeup." [ laughter ] you know? >> jimmy: we -- i know you had a very busy week, 'cause we actually got to see each other. >> oh! >> jimmy: which was really fun. we went to a dinner together a a few days ago. >> we had an amazing time. >> jimmy: it was fantastic. by the way, i knew that you were gonna be there, and i heard that sandler was gonna be there. >> yep. >> jimmy: and chris rock, but i --

you must take part in the revolution by melissa lee, two award winning young adult books.ot free by tracy chee. and finally, two enduring classics, the awakening by kate chopin and the great gatsby by f scott fitzgerald. one of my favorite american classics. if you don't have time to grab a pen, don't worry, i'll post this list on my social media accounts, including blue sky, which you can scan the code on your screen right now. it will take you right to my blue sky page, and after you take all those titles out of your local library and purchase them from your local bookstore, please email us your thoughts and your questions. we do go through this and we use those for our questions to the authors. email me at my story at dot com. i want to know if you like the writing, if the messages resonated with you, what you didn't like about the book, and what you want to hear from the authors. more reading as resistance together coming very resistance together coming very soon. you're watching. ♪♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing non-medicated vicks vapors. easy to apply for the wh

i'm melissa lee along with joe kernen. becky and andrew are off today.a look at us equity. >> futures because. >> we are shaping up for a higher open a real continuation of the late day rally that we saw on friday in which the major indices closed. >> off. >> just off the session highs. >> on. >> friday, but only made a dent in that big sell off that we saw on thursday. the s&p looking to add 16.5 at the open. the dow looking to be up by 75. the nasdaq looking to be higher by 75 as well. we should mention the three major averages coming off a negative month. it is a new month today. the s&p fell about 1.4% in february. the nasdaq meantime, was down 4%.

melissa started her career back in 2001 with the contra costa county sheriff's office. >> where she helpns including deputy sheriff sergeant lieutenant and assistant sheriff. recently she managed to field operations bureau overseeing nearly 400 people across patrol investigations and special operations. but one is set to begin her new position in the coming days. in the east bay. homeless encampment in oakland appears to have been listed as a business on google location listed as a storage facility is on the corner of east 8th street in alameda avenue near 80 and home depot. several users have even left reviews on the listing. one of them encouraging people to throw away trash get rid of the stolen cars in the area. but they're describing as a free from the prying eye of law enforcement, the phone number attached to that listing does include the number of interim oakland mayor kevin jenkins an interesting situation there. since december 2023, 30 people have died in avalanches in the u.s. according to the national avalanche center over in truckee, avalanche dogs are going to rigorous trai

the second beak a letter signed by melissa p. allen, president and chief operating officer and steven d. cashen, chief executive officer of the third option foundation. the third being a letter from robert sweetman, navy seal, retired, the founder of the creed for peaceful warriors. fourth being a letter of endorsement from jake hach on behalf -- founder and c.e.o. on behalf of the spirit of america. and finally, a letter of endorse ment from pam zimbiak, widow of major doug zimbiak known to many as the lion of fallujah. without objection, those letters also will be entered into the record. now one final question. mr. phelan, regarding nuclear submarines and shipbuilding, nuclear submarines are some of our most formidable weapons. we must get these programs back on track. the navy developed an innovative contracting technique called saws, s-a-w-s. shipbuilder accountability and work force support, saws. the goal of saw is twofold, to invest in our shipbuilders and to free billions of dollars over the next five years to support th

i'm wendy mason, the chief people officer and with me i've got some members of our talent team melissa white, janina villanueva, older fighter who you'll hear from in a moment and david perez actually out there recruiting in the field but he will join us soon as he's done so recently. in the past year hrc has really made a concerted effort to increase our engagement in the san francisco community and reaching out in particular to local universities and community colleges to enhance our pipelines. >> we also are announcing a community strong career fair in april which is going to be held at our southeast community center facilities in the bayview to further reach out to our community members. we've attended over 15 career fairs to engage a wide variety of candidates from local colleges and universities and in addition to our in-person engagement outreach we've been using data driven recruitment strategies to improve our outreach effectiveness, particularly on platforms like linkedin, sfr careers. we've launched the smart recruiters talent community to build stronger relationships with o

>> melissa sardo. in 1990 she was murdered by a san francisco cop. >> and what i went through was just outrageous also. >> my sister was put on trial. i wish there had been a max ober stone carter for her. >> yeah. if you do this it will set a precedent. >> he what else is lori going to do if he wins this one? >> then you're sending him a message that it's he can do whatever he wants because this is really, really, really bad. >> i just i can't believe that any of you any of you especially some of you that are being recalled would even consider would even consider voting yes on this do the right thing. >> have some done us have some go on this. do the right thing. thank you. >> thank you. any porter. >> speaker welcome. good afternoon. hi everybody. >> i as president of the police commission sorry marie ravioli. i am an eighth generation san franciscan married to an immigrant so since we're all sharing that information i thought i'd let you know as president of the commission max carter over stone went