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we will be live in mexico city. no escape for canada. 25 percent tariffs imposed from midnight tonight. also on the program. will the piece hold in gaza? the israeli prime minister is in washington for talks on phase two of the cease-fire agreement. and live from big bear valley, bald eagles sitting on a clutch of newly laid eggs. very warm welcome to the program. president trump says the 25% tariff he threatened to impose on mexico to and it will be postponed for a month while negotiations continue between the two countries. the taxes were to do come due at midnight along with similar tariffs for canada and 10% on china. just before the decision was announced, the mexican president claudia sheinbaum set out a wide range of retaliatory tariffs on u.s. imports. in the last hour, donald trump has been giving his response. pres. trump: and they agreed to put in 10,000 soldiers permanently, like forever, 10,000 soldiers on their side of the border to stop fentanyl and illegal aliens from coming into our country. they ha

results for his people and good results for the people of mexico on home and joins us live now from mexico. city sites on when it comes to a terrace on mexico, what seemed to take place to make this pause happen? i think you've mentioned they carried the main thing, at least on paper. what's been reviewed is the 10000 at nash members of mexico's national gall. that's basically the federal police policy sent to the northern border, the mexico shares with the united states to try and start fentanyl. the appeal at this rate, so it have it can the in the us getting across? i'm president. trump actually present shane belt. we met, skirt dimension, his thoughts, the president trump in these are in announcements. said that little so be working to stop migrants getting across into the united states. and that comes from a pipe. the mx cards actually use before it's full of my present and this money to a little piece of adult at the same. the last time president trump front in the terrace, in his 1st administration. and that time around, it was enough to make that threat of power as go away this time arou

let's go to mexico city. that's what julia of don yano is. these titles from president trump have been long promised have been long expected. one would imagine the mexico has been able to put some sort of plan in place where you have any idea what it's preparing, as well. the president has said that she does have a plan. in fact, she spoke about having a plan, a, a plan b and a plan see. but she also said she wouldn't divulge the details of that plan until the tariffs were done deal until they were official. um, so no, i think the reason for that is 2 fold really on one hand, until very recently i would say until yesterday she was expressing a lot of optimism that her negotiating team in the us would be able to reach a deal so that there would be no terrace at all, even as late as of wednesday or thursday. she wouldn't asked in a press conference that she was, you know, what, what their plan was. she said that she didn't think these terms would be imposed. so the other reason i think is that she has been from the very beginning of donald trump

gonzales or maryland's is editor in chief of the mexico political economists and he joins us live from mexico city. thanks very much for your time mister alex. now, how do you think mexico's like for you to respond? i think is a wells mexico is i think intelligent be be cool headed about his approach as opposed to uh, canadian colleagues. we've been doing a lot of fostering. we're looking at the situation as a whole because ultimately terrace on the north american region are really a terrace on the american people. and do you think there is a chance that this highest could be short lived? we don't know yet. we've seen a lot of misinformation around these parents whether it was going to happen today, what sorts of tires. again, this is like what has to be cool headed with the trumpet ministration, where a lot of posturing is meant to be the policy rather than the policy itself. so i'm sure the mexican government is prepared. fred, mexico is historically very skilled at targeted sanctions. when it comes to pride with apartments. so in terms of the trade with mexico as partners walk roughly has been

will grant is in mexico city watching sheinbaum s press conference as the other deal was taking shapes through the impact here and what this deal will mean between the u.s. and mexico. reporter: this was shaping up to become the biggest trade dispute between these three partners of north america since they came up with the north american free-trade agreement in 1994. from her perspective claudia sheinbaum is saying, i helped avert this. we have delayed any imposition of tariffs on exit can goods and we have an agreement from trump to do more on the issue of guns coming south and arming drug cartels. those are the wins in the sheinbaum column. the win in the trump column, she also agreed to send 10,000 national guard troops to the border with the u.s., so trump can say, she agreed to strengthen and deepen security measures at the border, as i asked, particularly on fentanyl and undocumented immigrants and we will see how things go the next month. the truth is, both leaders budged a little to find common ground. carl: on those 10,000 troops being sent to the border, how much impact do w

scarlet: for more on this developing story, let's go to carolina milan, bloomberg's bureau chief in mexico city. what do we know about what mexico has conceded in getting this one-month delay? what is mexico going to do to convince donald trump that it was worth delaying the tariffs by one month? >> yes, scarlet, so this has been a really interesting day in mexico city because when we were preparing for the press conference you just showed a clip of where plans -- where the president talks about how the tariffs were put on hold for a month, we were actually expecting that she was going to announce retaliatory tariffs for the u.s. she has said that earlier over the weekend that she had instructed the economy minister to start -- to get started on that plan and that she was going to announce it, but just about one hour before that press conference, she was able to speak directly with donald trump, the u.s. president, so it is really interesting, the outcome. it seems that the two leaders have agreed to kick off some working groups, three to be more specific. one on trade, one on security, and one

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 its way. now of course, we know this is going to have a big important effect in mexico. let's remember that 80 percent of mexico's exports go to the us. it's by far the maxim, you know, the us is by far mexic

. ~ , ., conceived in 1.994. tonight in mexico city. forgus tonight in mexico city. thanks very much. from a hospital when it crashed in a busy neighbourhood, while 19 people were injured. between a military helicopter and a passenger plane in washington, dc. one of three soldiers aboard that black hawk chopper has been identified as captain rebecca lobach, administration. who represents the area where the plane went down, mike driscoll. councilman driscoll, thank you so much for being with us. i understand that you were present at the scene of the crash last night, as well as this morning. you were there with the governor and the mayor. — you know, the pilot, the co—pilot, the child so all seven are confirmed dead. and today, collecting debris, categorising where the plane parts have travelled to, as far as 4—6 blocks away on the ground. we don't know if they're the ones of the seven we spoke we do know that 19 people were taken to the hospital, and it's an ongoing investigation. i will tell you that the first responders, mayor parker and governor shapiro are all rowing in the same d

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 a reaction and this is to some degree expected the mexican president has tried to approach this issue for the last few weeks in her own words with a cool head. and she said that once it, i mean, initially she said she was hoping negotiations would lead to no terrace at all. but if that didn't work, she said once they were announced, mexico would analyze the fine print before making any decision or befo

john holman, out to 0 mexico city. what can be, how could, how's this updates from a washington dc as a result of donald trump's phone call between himself and the mexican president, the resolution of the trade war with mexico has resulted in the announcement of $10000.00 now, permanent troops that will be stationed along the southern border of the united states and mexico to stop the flow of a legal fentanyl into the united states. this is one of the conditions that the us president demanded. he said that this will be a permanent fix, and it is one of the reasons that donald trump put in place those initial 25 percent tear of on mexican products into the us that have now been dropped. but that 25 percent tariff on canadian products into the u. s. remains and has not yet been resolved. now, canadians taking their own action, retaliatory measures against us goods, and this is a crisis that has not yet been averted. in the meantime, there is also a looming 10 percent tariff on chinese goods, the us president se with he wi

got you all know whose life was in mexico city. i, president trump has been promising these times for months not so in many ways. there are no surprise what, what is mexico doing to prepare for them as well. the mexican president has been very clear throughout that her government would make no announcement until the terms were done deal and until the until they were official . and i think there's 2 reasons for that. the 1st is that i think, until very recently she was hoping that negotiations between the 2 countries would mean that there would be no tax at all. and on the other hand, i think she's also been trying to de escalate the tensions with the us government since the election of donald trump. so while she said that her government had a plan, a plan b, any plan seats, she said it would not be announced, as i mentioned until the tariffs came into effect. so if that actually goes forward today and they become an official done deal, i think we'll have to hear from the mexican government what those retaliatory measures will be. th

me talking to is from mexico city. that's julia. it's all you all know julia, thanks for bringing this up to date. and i thank you as well in china business owners on pricing for the impact of 10 percent out of some goods exported to the us president. donald trump says he's trying to pressure basing into helping fight america's opi or crisis and boost it's domestic manufacturing. obviously it is jessica washington reports from beijing afternoon in beaching. tourists from around china has come to see the historical moods surrounding the imperial palace complex. so they didn't, cities mode was intended as a line of defense. protecting chinese improve stopping enemy attacks. hundreds of years later, some visitors have more recent challenges facing the country and the mines to the to do on google. the u. s. is the largest economy and then they are afraid because you're trying to well grow and overtake. and that's why that impose terrace. it makes me angry there in the oval office. he was president. donald trump confirmed a 10 percent ta

yeah, i know alj a 0 mexico city, a u. s. secretary is said michael rubio is in panama, after threats from present donald trump to take control of the panama canal. it is a well 2nd most important waterway, a lot in america, edison to see a newman report. some tara points in panama use secretary of state medical reveal has made panama his 1st destination on his 1st overseas trip. the washington central issue is china and the fear that it could control the u. s. built panama canal. so actually the rubio says, it's no joke. just retired general richardson such the floor over the canal, looked down and saw those chinese port facilities and said, those looks like dual use facilities that are in the moment of conflict. can be weaponized against the chinese workers. first came to panama in the mid 18. hundreds, but their numbers and influence have expanded greatly in the last 3 decades, especially since panama cut ties with taiwan and recognized china 8 years ago. the pick a model was former military strong man. manuel unplug kn

mexico city. >> and this. >> is cnn. >> president trump's tariffs on canada, mexico and china are expected to go into effect today. the move amounts to a 25% tax on goods from mexico and china, which would include produce, lumber, oil, car parts and from china, which would include items like electronics. trump says the tariffs are aimed at curbing the influx of undocumented migrants and fentanyl across u.s. borders. last night, he told reporters there was nothing the countries could do to stop him from imposing these steep tariffs. our correspondents are spread out across the globe to bring us the very latest. valerio leone is in mexico city for us. let's begin, however, with paula newton in ottawa, canada. 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 d

i'll just here is julia got ayano has more from mexico city us. and i think for the 1st time, shame them put aside this cool headed list with which she, by her own definition, has tried to deal with this back and forth on terrace, over the couple of the last few days and weeks. she opened the statement by saying, we categorically reject the white house as slander against the mexican government of having alliances with criminal organizations. she went on to say that if anyone has alliances with these groups, it's actually the weapons manufacturers in the us who are these criminal organizations and allowed them to commit the crimes that they do both in mexico and in the us. she went on to say that the intended purpose of these terrorists, which, according to president donald trump, is to curb the issue, offend to know the, the overdoses of fentanyl, affecting the u. s. and the amount of fentanyl reaching the us border. shame, i'm said this is not going to be solved by applying unilateral tariffs on her country. instead, she reiterated, which he has

it's live not from mexico city central. when it comes to tires on mexican, it seems that to a one phone call smooth things over, at least for now. a yeah, i think you were mentioning earlier that was an 11th our phone code in this case, and i am a phone call that came just before the president's daily press conference every day . a president, probably a shame bound speech to the media and by extension the nation. so when she find me will tend to the, the end of it to go to bit of a round of applause and she was, and she was able to look quite from some because any sort of terrorist. so mexico think alan, that was talking about kinda talking about china met scary so much more vulnerable than those economies, about 80 percent of a textbook go to the united states. are we talking about trade depositions? quite substantially, mexico's case. so it really didn't, won't these tires? and just having, remember that it hasn't been stopped, but it's has been suspended for a month. i think for probably a shame that was seen as a real b

cnn's correspondent valeria leon is in mexico city. valeria, tell us more. >> so the u.s. is by. xico's. >> largest trading partner, which means that trump's plan to impose tariffs on mexico could be damaging to the u.s. economy. mexico's president, claudia sheinbaum, called for a cool head and stressed that her administration is actively working on measures to mitigate the situation, although she declined to go into detail about the plans, she has previously said that mexico is prepared to respond with tariffs of its own. moreover, mexico's economy minister marcelo ebrard said that trump would be carrying out a strategic mistake if he imposed tariffs on mexican woods. he said that u.s. consumers would face higher prices across all sectors, and this impact will be felt by millions of american families overnight. evrard said that the main companies affected would be those within the u.s., like ford and general motors, between others whose plants in mexico produced the largest share of exports to the u.s. in addition, ebrard underscored that families in the u.s. would see the greate

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a 1968 mexico city olympics, tommy smith and john carlos, two of the fastest men in the world, raised their fist in silent protest. the gesture has inspired countless athletes to stand up for human rights to this day. the man behind that moment is groundbreaking sociologist and professor emeritus at uc berkeley, dr. harry edwards, who is still fighting for justice today. >> san jose state was perfect in terms of size, in terms of culture. those contacts were there, but at the same time it wasn't structured so tightly and so tightly run and controlled that it was oppressive. so it created an environment where it was possible to dream big dreams of change and actually to begin to institute them. >> can you believe he's 82 years old? dr. edwards still speaking up and speaking out. you can hear more from this remarkable changemaker tonight at 5:00 as we celebrate black history month here on cbs news bay area. >>> also coming up at 5:00, we are digging into the impact of president trump's order to release water from two dams in the central valley. we'll hear from one expert who says the mo

cnn's valeria leone is in mexico city for us. valeria, what more can you tell us about how mexico is responding to these tariffs well, fredricka, the winds of trade war have filled the air after trump slapped a 25% tariff on all mexican imports and mexico responded, hit back at trump's tariffs with tariffs of its own on u.s. >> imports. mexico's president claudia sheinbaum said she had ordered her economy minister to kick off a response plan, called plan b, that includes implementing tariff and non-tariff measures to defend mexico's interests, signaling what looks to many like the beginning of a trade war between the two countries. but others see it as a mere tool of negotiation. nevertheless, shein mount said her government sought dialog rather than confrontation with its northern neighbor. let's take a listen cuando negotiate. >> when we negotiate with other nations, when we talk with other nations, always with our heads held high, never bowing our heads, we are equal with all the nations of the world. mexico is free, independen

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, a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement was born right here in the bay area at the 1968 mexico city olympics. tommie smith and john carlos, two the fastest men in the world. while they raised their fists in silent protest. that gesture has inspired countless athletes to stand up for their rights to this day, and the man behind that movement is groundbreaking. sociologist and professor emeritus at uc berkeley. that's doctor harry edwards. he organized the olympic project for human rights, which led to that moment in history. >>>>san jose state was perfect >>>>in >>terms of size, in >>>>terms of >>>>culture. those contacts were there, but at the same time, it wasn't structured so tightly and so tightly run and controlled that it was oppressive. so it created an environment where it was possible to dream big dreams of change and actually to begin to institute them. >>>>at 82 years old, doctor edwards is still speaking out for justice. he is an icon. you will get to hear more from this remarkable change maker tonight at five as we celebrate black history month right here on cbs news bay

. >>> let's go to matt rivers in mexico city. matt, the response from the mexican government already pretty fierce. >> reporter: absolutely, george, and the potential for disruption between the u.s. and mexico is enormous. not only is mexico the u.s.'s single largest bilateral trading partner ahead of china, but drug enforcement and migration also key. all of that, george, on much shakier ground this morning. as expected, mexican president claudia sheinbaum responding to trump's tariffs saying mexico will respond with boast tariff and non-tariff retaliatory measures of their own, but she seemed to take the most exception with why the trump administration said they're putting these tariffs in place. she said mexican drug trafficking organizations have an intolerable ige alliance with the government of mexico. sheinbaum saying we categorically reject the white house's slander of the government of mexico for having alliances with criminal organizations. if there is any such alliance, it is in the gun shops of the united states that s

that despite all of this, we know that from capitol hill to wall street, as well as from ottawa to mexico city, many people have been hoping that donald trump would not follow through on this promise, that he would not continue with that threat. but as we know, this is happening and it's going to be moving forward at any moment now. another thing i just want to point out, jessica, is that this is one of the few things, one of the few real policy beliefs that donald trump has held long before he ever sought political office. back when he was a real estate developer, he was a big believer in tariffs. and so this is, again, something that he genuinely believes is going to help the american people, despite what we have heard from many economists, economists sounding the alarm on how some of the costs from these tariffs will be taken down and carried to consumers directly. jessica. >> all right. alayna treene keep an eye on that. we will, of course, keep an eye on you as well and come back to you as we get that breaking news. thank you very much. and joining us now, larry summers, the former treasu

let's go straight to cnn's valeria leone in mexico city for the latest.aleria, midnight was the deadline here, where tariffs were supposed to be implemented. they're not now. why not now? >> why. >> so in a surprising shift. >> tariffs on mexican goods are. >> now on pause. >> after president. >> shimon and president trump. >> reached an agreement. so rather than presenting today mexico's response to the trump administration, tariffs, president shein confirmed that she had a conversation with president trump this morning, what she described as a long call of 45 minutes to talk about immigration issues and the interest that both countries have in reducing fentanyl consumption. both governments reached an agreement to secure the border. mexico has agreed on deploying national guards to the mexico u.s. border, and the mexican president said that she asked trump to cancel tariffs on mexican products, which shein said that trump agreed to. mexico's economy minister marcelo ebrard will be in charge of this negotiation with u.s. government officials. let's put t

and john carlos raising their gloved fists on the medal stand during the 1968 summer olympics in mexico city. the moment which was at first widely denounced is now immortalized in this larger than life statue on the sjsu campus. >> san jose state was perfect in terms of size, in terms of culture. those contexts were there, but at the same time it wasn't structured so tightly and so tightly run and controlled that it was oppressive. so it created an environment where it was possible to dream big dreams of change and actually to begin to institute them and we had the world class athletes there who could bring attention to these types of issues. >> reporter: today edwards, professor emeritus at uc berkeley, worries about the impact of a chaotic social media environment and artificial intelligence. >> we have an information glut where the issue, first of all, is to decide what is fake and what is real? what is substantive and what is simply concocted? >> reporter: he's also concerned about the absence of athletes willing to take a stand on social issues and understands why. >> colin kaepernick t

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looks really nice in mexico city 71 degrees and partly cloudy.ops on the lens from our exploratorium camera tonight. light to moderate rain. level two storm will bring us saturday. soaking windy weather sunday through next week. this active pattern is going to continue, so it's a level one for tonight. rain continues. slippery roadways gusty in the hills. this will become a moderate strength storm for tomorrow. atmospheric river arrives. that's when you're going to see the heavy rain, the gusty winds and minor urban flooding. streets creeks ponding on the roadways. you know what i'm talking about. so we go hour by hour. steady rain, 6:00, turning more scattered at 830. and then here comes the heavier rain tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon. some pockets of downpours do be prepared for this. even at 3:00 you can see some heavy rain there. and then it switches over to scattered showers for the late afternoon early evening hours. going into sunday we'll see occasional showers. sunday is your better day to get outside, where you will get some oppor

mother joins us from mexico city and john, this was something of a surprise development today. how does this pools come about with president coyote a shame bombing her at morning press conference said that it was a very long conversation. she said in which they covered a lot of ground. she said that it was friendly and she said in terms of the pause, uh, the uh, president trump said, well, how long do you want for the pause? and she said, well, how about forever? and she said there was some lossing off to that. and in the end, it was agreed that it would be for a month. so she presented it in very cordial terms in terms of how they told uh, president trump also on trace social that they talked about migration that they talked about fence into those big issues. they talked about trade as well, and about the guns coming from the united states into mexico. and that's how basically they arrive to this. but yeah, she was keen to say that this was a friendly conversation in which they managed to, to get through a lot of issues to, to, to arrive on that figure of one month to continue

first, ottawa has retaliated by announcing, impart fees against the us while mexico cities says it prefers dialogue to retribution, but doesn't rule out to future penalties. canadians longer in china, alex report of fi, says washington will soon field a pinch from the action it's taken. well, let's not forget the, the mining giants of the world, china who produced the most gold and the most rare earth that need for a lot of these components. if i was the ceo of apple right now, i'd be very concerned. i be going to washington and meeting the president of the united states and saying, wait a minute here. this is going to impact uh, a lot of your fortune 500 companies as well. but, you know, let's not to jump to high here. it's only 10 percent for china. of course. uh, you know, being canadian uh 25 percent care of uh, is quite alarming to wake up to probably coming this monday. but canada has mechanisms as well to retaliate. remember, this is not a one way street here. and america will soon realize that the throwing tariffs to try to get its own books in order is not the solution. the islami

yeah, i know i'll just see, or mexico city of america's top diplomats is in panama with donald trump has been stirring up yet more controversy. monica rubio is faster and abroad as secretary of state comes after weeks of threats by trump to seize control of the panama canal of mazda. as the topic isn't tough for discussion, really be able to travel to for other lots in american countries. on this trip. a protest as everybody begins, what they call hate speech by auction teen as president writes groups and trade unions were reacting to comments and have you. i mean, they made at the world economic forum in douglas. obviously it was done no stronger reports now. and the options on capital, but as, as the response, you know, it's and see the president have you, emily speech on the other side of the world was a media anger, fear and a determination to resist organizing public assemblies like this one to discuss their response that like you need, you shouldn't have, i've shown k 40 seed and did, and diverse was provocation, a consolidation office ideology therapy and several protest since

kimberly how kids on stand by the white house of 1st let's go live to john holman, in mexico city. and john, it seemed like we would just hours away from the task kicking in what happened to make this polls possible or will, according to president cloud, the same bounce, you go to the starting at the president, trump, they've been aware of, of the weekends that conversation might be a possibility, she described it as a very friendly, cordial conversation. and she was even sort of joking in the press conference that we've just been listening to. and as you say, she pulled up these can we have a pause. she set the president from said, well, how long be one? and she said, well, how about forever? and there was some laughing about that and then she didn't get forever. obviously she got a just a month to take a look at these issues. but she did describe it as a long conversation in which they covered a lot of ground. they cover of fence into which president trump is. busy worried about how much is getting over the border into the united states, the epidemics that, that said we are viewe

which on holman, joins us now live from mexico city. so john festival has a deal been worked out what happened behind the scenes, and we haven't really sense when you measure that deal. it's definitely been worked out between mex from president probably signed down to just came into a morning press conference and started to i was late to the usual and she was pretty trial. the 1st thing she said was, did you see the tweet she was referring to what she just posted on social media say that the tires would be suspended for one month. she said the in return for that she had a conversation by phone with president trump. they talked about issues like security, the flow fence and now from mexico to the united states. the president trump has complained about and said, that's one of the reasons i want to pull on these 25 percent tars. she said the mexico is going to send $10000.00 national guard troops to the border to try and stop at that drug trafficking. another thing the president trumpet complained about was a flight of migrants north of th

yeah, i know i'll just see or mexico city america's top diplomat is in panama with donald trump has prevents controversy. monica would be his 1st trip abroad that secretary of state comes weeks up from the threatened to seize control of the panama canal. anamosa, as the topic isn't up for discussion, will be able to travel to for other latin american countries on history. most, most of the come here and i'll just say we're including a major protest by serbian students against the legs, government corruption, which is the capital one states the this is refrain we'll be discussing the war and gaza. and today, how palestinian oxys are responding to the only thing that's right, this is the power of award winning old, the fashionable to speak to palestinian bye to ed director. i met. i'm assuming that you are able to train those emotions that come on with something that is a beautiful and see those emotions without the wounds that's coming. refrain on out to say of hearing the facts. the is very systematic and deliberate. destruction of causes that infrastructure has left more than 2000000 pieces

and i would just say to mexico, city donald trump strengths of tory. so w to the european union meeting, european commission, president of all the land says that while having a working relationship with the us as vital yearbook passively accept economic penalties from trump's administration. the european union is prepared for robust, but constructive dialogue with the united states. but we also recognize potential challenges and the relationship with the united states. and we're ready for that. and when targets it on saturday or i'll be try really. the european union will respond from the option of a hub or a hospital from brussels. as you need is arrived in brussels for the crucial summit, one year olds, defense strategy, and board and ukraine. stock markets in the continent were tumbling investors. the europe was soon joined canada and mexico and china, which had been targeted by sanctions. german tensor. while i've sold said the e u and the usa can both benefit from money to connected global economy with fuel tod, it's been gets type, pretty tough t

. >> bret: we're looking live in mexico city and that is the mexican president giving a briefing to reportersas just transpired. the interesting thing here is as mexico is saying here is what we'll do, we have a one-month pause. whether that message translates to canada and how that goes, you know, with the same tariffs that go into effect at midnight tonight. >> we'll see. the president also was pretty complimentary of mexico when he was talking about this going into effect. we have had good conversations, we have to do it. he hasn't been quite as complimentary to trudeau. he has been complimentary to the people of mexico but has problems with the leadership there and see how the conversation goes at 3:00. >> dana: jackui hinrich with the breaking news at the white house. >> bret: we're watching as the anticipated it ends with us case heads to manhattan federal court while blake lively and justin baldoni ramp up attacks behind is scenes. we'll take a look at all the breaking news about tariffs and everything else after this. the tempur-pedic breeze makes sleep feel cool. so, no more sweating

hearing he has committed to a republican pro life agenda, president trump's approach life agenda mexico cityolicy dealing with chemical abortions. i will take him at his word i am comfortable with what he has said on the pro-life issue he has been a radical radically prs a person. i do believe as a secretary he will implement a pro-life agenda that will be pushed by president trump i will be a yes. i will also watch every move he makes. >> i am assuming you are yes and rfk junior i assume you are yes on kash patel. what about tulsi gabbard? >> yes for lb yes on her is waiting to see what she said about 702 that is the ability to track foreigners over and see who may be involved in plots against the country. i actually served in a reserve unit with tulsi gabbard and i've always liked her a lot of her criticism against her has been really mean and off based i will be a yes she has shown her understanding of how vital 702 is that will be a yes on rfk junior, tulsi gabbard and kash patel knocked it out of the park he is the anecdote to crossfire hurricane is going to go on and clean the fbi out

at the 1968 mexico city olympics, tommie smith and john carlos, two of the fastest men in the world,sts in silent protest. the gesture has inspired countless athletes to stand up for human rights to this day. now, the man behind that moment is ground- breaking socialologist and professor emeritus. >> san jose state was perfect in terms of size, in terms of culture. those contacts were there, but at the same time it wasn't structured so tightly and so tightly run and controlled that it was oppressive, so it created an environment where it was possible to dream big dreams of change and actually to begin to institute them. >> at 82 years old, dr. edwards is still speaking up and speaking out. hear more from this remarkable change- maker tonight at 5:00 as we celebrate black history month on cbs news bay area. >>> time right now is 6:42. president trump releasing water from two dams in california. why some experts warn it might actually do more harm than good. 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 sens

president trump's pro-life agenda, mexico city policy, dealing with chemical abortions.is word. i'm comfortable with what he said on the pro-life issue. he has been radically approa, bi believe he will be pushed by president trump. but i will be a "yes." i will watch every move he makes. >> shannon: assume you're a "yes" on rfk jr. and on kash patel. what about tulsi gabbard? >> senator graham: yes. i will b.s. on her. i was waiting to see what she said about 702. that was to attract foreigners overseas, involved in plots against the country. i served in a reserve unit with her. i've always liked her. i think a lot of the criticism against her has been really mean and off-base, that i will be a "yes." she showed an understanding of how vital 702 is. so i will be a "yes" on rfk jr., tulsi gabbard, and kash patel knocked it out of the park. he is the antidote to crossfire hurricane. he's going to go in and clean the fbi out to make sure it is never abused like it was in the past, and crossfire hurricane was one of the saddest, most dangerous chapters in fbi history. he's t