he's america strong. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> rachel: good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this busy sunday. i'm rachel scott in for lensy davis. president trump making news just moments ago, what he just said about new tariffs. we do begin with multiple cross country storms taking aim. more than 18 million people on alert from north carolina to new jersey. it comes as millions of digging out from the biggest snowfall of the season here in new york city. snow in massachusetts making for treacherous driving conditions with multiple accidents and spin-outs. more than eight inches falling in some parts of that state. later this week, the i-95 corridor including washington, d.c., philadelphia, and boston now facing a parade of storms with more rain and snow in the forecast. abc meteorologist somara theodore leads us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, that powerful fast-moving storm unleashing heavy snow across the northeast, more than a foot falling in some areas. >> you have to take it slow. a little

who is with dmv. >> this is a new doj. you know, maybe a new doj, but nothing else. you said there was true. they did not file any criminal charges against new york governor kathy hochul or letitia james or any of the other people they mentioned. they did not file criminal charges. why did she announce they were filing charges? do you know what charges means? here was the statement in response from governor hochul, quote, earlier today, attorney general pam bondi marched in front of the tv cameras for a dramatic media briefing to announce she was filing charges against new york state related to our immigration laws. hours later, when legal papers were shared with reporters, we learned this was smoke and mirrors. d.o.j. was filing a routine civil action about a law passed in 2019 that's been upheld by the courts. time and again, we expect pam bondi is worthless, publicity driven lawsuit to be a total failure, just like all the others. let me be clear. new york is not backing down. and the state of new york really does appear to be girded for this fight and very confid

the new >>> breaking news, the new twist in the menendez brothers' bid for freedom. l.a.'s district attorney opposes a new trial. the brothers serving a life sentence for the murders of their parents. we ask the d.a. what it means. >>> plus -- >> how can we be represented by you if you don't have a voice in congress? >> mass firings in the federal government. town halls across the country. just in, more than 5,000 department of defense workers on the chopping block. the sweeping crackdown on immigration, inincome news learning the trump administration is searching for new places to detain undocumented migrants. what's behind the reassignment of a top i.c.e. official? >>> the worst day of the year for the dow, dropping over 700 points over concerns about the economy. >>> accused killer luigi mangione faces a judge after being accused of the brazen murder of a top healthcare ceo. his supporters lined up at dawn. >>> death from a flu season hit a new high. the rising numbers of an alarming outbreak of measles. >>> the tipping point for the minimum wage. the debate over paying

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i'm carissa lawson in new york, and this is "cbs news roundup." here are the top stories.resident trump says he will impose 25% steel and aluminum tariffs. then becomes the first president to attend a super bowl. >>> alarm and shock in israel over the emaciated condition of some of the recent hostages set free by hamas. >>> and cleaning up from the los angeles fires will be a monumental task but can it be accomplished by the end of this month? >>> president donald trump is firing the next shot in a possible trade war saying he'll place a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports to the united states. the announcement came just before mr. trump became the first sitting president to attend a super bowl. there he is taking pictures here with law enforcement officers before kickoff. three weeks into his second presidency a new poll from cbs news finds a majority of americans approve of the job he's doing. in fact, he has a higher approval rating than he ever reached during his first term. cbs's willie james inman is in west palm beach, florida with more on the big changes. >> r

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i'm carissa lawson in new york, and this is "cbs news roundup." here are the top stories. trump's plan to push out federal employees by offering them money to leave. the fear of being fired is spreading to the fbi too, especially among agents who investigated cases related to the january 6th riots. >>> and we'll take a look at the rush to remove tons of toxic rubble from the los angeles wildfires. >>> but first, president donald trump wants to fire thousands of federal government employees, or offer them buyouts. the white house says tens of thousands have already accepted. but labor unions are suing to stop the buyout, and now a judge has paused the president's plans, at least temporarily. cbs' erica brown has more from the white house. >> reporter: federal employees will have a little more time to decide whether to take the trump administration's resignation offer. u.s. district judge george o'toole ruled that employees will have until at least monday afternoon to consider taking the buyout when he'll hold another hearing on the issue. unions representing federal workers

on a new gig.ive artist agency announced yesterday it signed biden for representation. that could mean among other things, speaking engagements, books, and book tours. biden worked with the cia before during the first trump administration. >>> a battle over transgender care at hospitals and college campuses come under scrutiny. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. the associated press says the trump administration opened investigations into alleged anti-semitism at five colleges. the schools include columbia, uc berkeley, the university of minnesota, and portland state. it came the same day after a new task force. to root out anti-semitism on college campuses. officials accused campuses of allowing anti-semitism after the october 7th hamas attack on israel. >>> the detroit news says the aclu is suing the university of michigan after pro-palestinian protesters were banned from campus. the federal lawsuit file on behalf of at least five people accuses the school of violating thei

you must be new. the marvel universe as we continue to countdown to captain america with cap himself. >> i'm here. >> robin: been over ten years since you entered the marvel universe. look at you now. look at you! tell us what we can expect. >> this movie is definitely in the vain of the captain america movies. grounded and steeped in reality. you have a story line that's just based in a natural reality that we can relate to, just like the other cap movies. you can expect harrison ford. you can expect great action. like, we had a great stunt team. my stunt man david warren does flips, kicks and all kinds of crazy stuff. so we wanted our director talked about the idea of taking the wings as far as they could possibly go. so there's a lot of stuff in this movie with the costume and the wings that you haven't seen before. we went to waconda and they hooked us up with a new suit. >> rebecca: how does it field to pick up the shield for the big screen? >> you know what? it's amazing. it was like a celebrati

morgan norwood, abc news, new orleans. >> so much excitement. thank you. morgan. well, an unlikely organization will be part of the super bowl commercials, the u.s. secret service. the agency will air a recruitment spot during the big game. and on the big screen inside the superdome, it costs $2 million to produce. and they brought on a big budget action blockbuster, hollywood director michael bay, to make it. the agency will own the ad for the next five years, and they plan to splash it across social media to recruit new employees. back here at home, safety and security is the prime focus ahead of san francisco's chinese new year parade, including a big lunar new year event in san francisco's ingleside district. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is following concerns about crime ahead of both events. >> two three gold. >> thanks troy. >> community leaders in san francisco's ingleside district sending good wishes for the year of the snake. >> this is the year of saying the year of snake symbolize resilience, transformation and also refreshment. >> district 1

we have incentivized cities like new york and states like new york, a sanctuary state to allow this toe and it has to stop. >> brian: it cost new york and us billions of dollars because water was wide open for years and mayor that spoke up got exiled. he's about to be, i guess, in a ways, pardoned or protected by this president who sees targeting of eric adams as same thing that happened to him. >> no question. eric adams spoke out against what the biden administration was doing and said migrant situation was destroying new york city. kathy hochul authorized billions of state taxpayer money to pay for all these expenditures and she's fleecing hard working new yorkers for privilege of driving to work. it really just speaks volumes to how inkocomp at any time and corrupt new york has become under feckless leadership. we have to stop this massive influx at the border, which is what president trump is doing and stop incentivizing states and cities like new york by spending billions and in this case 59 million to support their efforts to circumvent federal law is what this boils down to. st

the bench as a relates to the supreme court of new jersey should reflect down new jersey is new jersey has 1 million more democrats are. if you look at the congressional districts it disproportionate democrat and the pension should reflect that. so no, i would not appoint republican because the sake of historical fact. >> i would have to agree with that. >> go ahead. >> listen, i thought christie to the death on this one, as you know. >> he liked you better than he liked me. >> guess what, , i didn't like what he was doing. he did like what they did with the courts, david. you know he did like we did with the court because we thought to the end to make sure we had a balanced court. we don't want to pack courts. we want an independent court. our courts of the best in the nation, unanimous decisions republicans and democrats more times than not because they work together. look, christie back when he was the government tried to pack that court. i'm not making it up if it's history. i stopped him. >> i would agree with mayor philip but also would say we should look at diversity on these co

hallie jackson, nbc news, washington. >> nice. that's "nightly news" for this thursday. take care of yourself and each other. good night [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show!" we are starting with a special performance. yeah! starting off with a special p recorded performance just for today, and in a little bit i'll tell you why, but first let's get to music. it's a song i recorded nearly 15 years ago from my album, "stronger." 15 years ago. [applause] that felt weird saying. i don't know why. feels like a fine glass of wine. just real old. i don't performing all that often, so we are excited to get to perform it. let's get to it. here is me and my band, y'all, with "the war is over." [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪♪ i watch the days rush by me like a river ♪ ♪ i shouldn't wait, but i'm scared to touch the water ♪ ♪ i let the phone ring, why won't you believe me ♪ ♪ i wait for silence, takes a lot not to answer ♪ ♪ all i have to say is you don't deserve me ♪ ♪ you don't deserve me ♪ ♪ i'm finally walking away 'cause you'll only hurt me ♪ ♪ and you're

. >> a new u.s. health secretary. >> who has spent. >> his whole adult. >> life railing against vaccines. >> we now. have word. >> of a. >> new. >> outbreak of measles. >> in. >> the united states. >> in texas, at least 22. >> children infected and two adults. >> measles, of course, is an illness that can. >> be. >> prevented if you are vaccinated against it. but the texas department. >> of state health. >> services says none of the 24. >> people infected. >> in texas have been vaccinated. now, nine of them have been hospitalized, and. texas is saying that they expect this outbreak to grow. >> measles, of. >> course. >> can kill you. >> measles was all but eradicated in our country by the year 2000. but now, in this era of rampant conspiracy theories. and lies about vaccines promoted by influential people, this county. in texas. >> where this measles outbreak. >> this measles outbreak is occurring, gaines county, texas, it has one of the lowest childhood vaccination rates in that state. the cdc also.

so it's a new design, it's different new design. and that business owner says it's going to cost him thousands of dollars to build it. the new bike lane design was approved with the help from the community in april 2023. some residents are now calling for the bike lanes to be expanded south to cesar chavez street. well, this is a concern, an issue that we've been covering for a while now. some cities along the san francisco bay are sinking at an alarming rate. that's according to a new nasa led study examining our shorelines. scientists used satellite radar to track more than 1000 miles of california's coast. pinpointing hotspots. the study found four areas are sinking the fastest. take a look. san rafael, corte madera and foster city, along with bay farm island in alameda that's right next to the oakland airport. the land in these areas are subsiding at a rate of more than 0.4in per year. even though the changes seem to be small, it can have a major impact on local flood risk. nasa predicts those local sea levels could rise more th

sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. also tonight, hundreds of alameda county court employees are upset with their pay. that led to a county wide strike. the strike caused court security to turn people away this morning, and forced a crew of administrators to step in to do the work of hundreds of employees who you see here were striking. courtrooms were delayed and there were delays in filings as well. everything from traffic cases to divorces and adoptions were impacted. the union's president says 99% of the 400 workers approved the strike. they're demanding better pay and better training, and an ongoing contract dispute. administrators are doing your job today. yes. pretty much. there's nobody else in there doing it. so we had to come out here and strike for our rights. well, basically getting poorer every year. no cost of living. but the inflation is still going up and our pay is not going up. a superior court spokesperson says training and staffing have not been the union's focus during negotiations, and that the cou

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new doj, but nothing else.u said there was true. they did not file any criminal charges against new york governor kathy hochul or letitia james or any of the other people they mentioned. they did not file criminal charges. why did she announce they were filing charges? do you know what charges means? here was the statement in response from governor hochul, quote, earlier today, attorney general pam bondi marched in front of the tv cameras for a dramatic media briefing to announce she was filing charges against new york state related to our immigration laws. hours later, when legal papers were shared with reporters, we learned this was smoke and mirrors. d.o.j. was filing a routine civil action about a law passed in 2019 that's been upheld by the courts. time and again, we expect pam bondi worthless, publicity driven lawsuit to be a total failure, just like all the others. let me be clear. new york is not backing down. and the state of new york really does appear to be girding for this fight and very confident i

more on that on the bbc new details on that on the bbc new news website and app.fter a plane crash landed flipping upside down at which was arriving from minneapolis in the united states. injured, three of them david willis reports. get rid of everything, drop it. come on. bleep. belly—up on the runway of canada's busiest airport, staff scrambled to the scene. just so you're aware, there are people outside 80 on board survived. officials are hailing a textbook response on the part we are very grateful that there was no loss of life, and relatively minor injuries. and their families. we just landed. our plane crashed. it's upside—down. flight was pete carlson. as we made our descent and made touch down, there was just a very... kind of went sideways. we will pull away from that the moment and go live to the institute of force where the defence secretary john healey is speaking i must say when i confirmed event a few weeks ago i have expected 77 have expected such wouldn't have expected such interest in mod reform. and i really grateful for the am reallyrgrateful fo

and it really does signify a different era, not just in local news, but in news in general.alter cronkite was the most trusted man in america, dennis richmond was the most trusted guy in the bay area. >> joe, you know, you and i and so many here at ktvu were among the very lucky to be able to spend a lot of time with dennis, not only on the air. i don't know if it's too soon, but i'm sure you have some dennis stories that show some of his lighter moments. you know, some of what viewers at home didn't always get to see on the news. >> yeah, julie expressed that. and, you know, there was a side of dennis that when you first came to work there at ktvu because of his stature, you kind of treaded lightly. you know, you wanted to say, i don't want to be the guy that he says, hey, hey, kid, don't ever do that again. you know, so there was a moment there, and then when you got to know dennis, you saw that soft side that you heard julie talk about. you know, he he didn't just care about the information that got on the air. he cared about the people in the building. he cared about all

lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> new details. we've known about san francisco unified school district's budget troubles for a while, and now we're finding out that it's going to vote on tuesday to move forward with layoffs. this is the first step in the process and could lead to hundreds of jobs being eliminated. staffing accounts are about 80% of the district's budget. now, the proposal would send out preliminary notices to 395 certified positions and 164 classified positions. the district would then have to determine which employees to send notices to by march 15th. now, it does have the ability to rescind notices. the final notices would go out by may 15th. california college of the arts in san francisco has successfully raised nearly $45 million to help secure its future. half the money came from nvidia's co-founder and ceo jensen huang. he's the world's 11th richest man, and it's the first time he's helped the college. ca was facing a budget shortfall, layoffs and declining enrollment. huang's donation is the largest in the

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you'll see the incredible new video of that delta flight crashing in >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. you'll see the incredible new video of that delta flight crashing in toronto. >>> also tonight, this major new winter storm set to hit. and brutal record-breaking cold. >>> outside philadelphia, the massive warehouse fire closing schools, neighborhoods, sheltering in place tonight. >>> and news coming in now of a break-in at nicole kidman's home. >>> first tonight, chilling new images of the delta flight 4819 bursting into flames as it hits the runway at toronto pearson airport. on fire, rolling over. inside the cabin, 80 passengers and crew upside down, still buckled in their seats. four crew members quickly getting everyone out. 21 passengers hurt. some still in the hospital tonight. and what we're now learning about this crash. what might have led to it. >>> also tonight, the new winter storm sweeping across the u.s. 25 states now under alerts tonight for snow and ice, from montana, down to texas, all the way to the east coast. then brutal cold across most of the c

in washington, caroline shively, fox news. >> new at 630.ned tuna is being pulled from store shelves at trader joe's, costco and walmart. the southern california manufacturer of canned tuna products recently issued a nationwide recall over a design concern that could potentially cause botulism. the recall affects canned tuna products sold under the van camp's h-e-b, trader joe's and genova brand names. no illnesses have been reported. those who have the recalled product should throw it out. coming up, the new figures showing the extent of covid learning loss on students nationwide. plus. [music] >> officials from the trump administration are in europe looking for ways to cut spending on ukraine. in london, i'm alex hogan. i have more on this story coming up. >> and a quick reminder that you can get ktvu on demand on your smart tv through the fox local app. you can watch live newscasts and see all types of in depth content from our newsroom on a variety of topics. it's did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win

one news station in america.s richmond was 81 years old. former ktvu south bay bureau chief lloyd lacuesta worked with dennis richmond for years. he joins us live tonight. lloyd, thank you for being with us. you worked on the 10:00 news for so many years. what stood out about dennis to you? >> well, mike, let me first say that dennis richmond became the anchor of the 10:00 news in 1976. i joined channel 2 in 1976. i'm proud to say i was one of dennis's boys. i was part of the team that made the 10:00 news one of the most respected news stations in the country. dennis, you know, and the other thing about dennis is that i worked at several different stations in los angeles and san francisco before coming to channel two, and that was the first station, the very first station that i ever worked with, an african american anchor. and i take great pride in saying that. you saw some pictures of me together with dennis, that dennis was the african american anchor who tossed it to one of the first asian american reporters

lauren martinez abc seven news. >> new at 11. we've known about san francisco unified school district's budget troubles for a while and have learned it's going to vote on tuesday on moving forward with layoffs. this is the first step in the process and could lead to hundreds of jobs being eliminated. staffing accounts for about 80% of the district's budget. the proposal would send out preliminary notices to 395 certified positions or certificated positions, and 164 classified positions. the district would then have to determine which employees to send notices to by march 15th. it does have the ability to rescind notices. the final notices would go out by may 15th. california college of the arts in san francisco has successfully raised nearly $45 million to help to secure its future. half the money came from nvidia's co-founder and ceo jensen huang. he's the world's 11th richest man, and it's the first time he's helped the college c.c.a. was facing a budget shortfall. layoffs and declining enrollment. huang's donation is the large

the new >>> breaking news, the new twist in the menendez brothers' bid for freedom. l.a.'s district attorney opposes a new trial. the brothers serving a life sentence for the murders of their parents. we ask the d.a. what it means. >>> plus -- >> how can we be represented by you if you don't have a voice in congress? >> mass firings in the federal government. town halls across the country. just in, more than 5,000 department of defense workers on the chopping block. the sweeping crackdown on immigration, inincome news learning the trump administration is searching for new places to detain undocumented migrants.

and in, in, in new york city, there's the new york times, the new york post, the new york daily news, all based in the city. all these things we think of as new york papers. but out on long island, where there are millions of people forever. it's been new york newsday on long island, new york, newsday is a big paper, a big circulation. it is indisputably the paper of record. and it has been there forever. and i actually mean that literally. local laws all over the country require the publication of public notices in the paper, in the paper of record. so this is notices about upcoming public hearings, about proposed laws, real estate transactions, stuff like that. we don't really have classified ads the way we used to in newspapers, but there's still a bunch of fine print notices in major papers, and those are often public notices that are required by law in the local paper of record. and those public notices are a considerable source of income for local newspapers. so on long island, on in nassau county, on long island, the county government there is headed up by an elected county exe

new york city. in donald trump's entire 78 years of life, the only thing that has actually worked at a press conference about donald trump's attempt to block congestion pricing this afternoon, governor hochul was asked a two part question about two different things. >> and what would it take for you to determine that mayor eric adams was no longer able to govern new york city? >> i'm ignoring the second part of the question because i said, that's another day. >> okay. the first part of the question, which we missed, was actually about congestion pricing. and then there was a question thrown in there about eric adams, which the governor then didn't want to answer. the governor then turned to legal experts with help for the questions about congestion pricing and where that case was going to go. now it has been falsely reported day in and day out, pretty much everywhere in the news media that the governor of new york has the power to summarily fire the mayor of new york. that is not true, as i explaine

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abc seven news reporter louis pena explains that good news could be a bad sign about how the city's financeshave been managed. >> a shocking discovery for a city facing a $129 million budget deficit. millions of dollars of excess funds found after oakland city officials made deep cuts to services, including closing multiple fire stations. this year. >> we've had fires where it took nearly 20 minutes for the entirety of the engines and trucks to get there. we've had cpr calls where the closest firehouse was nowhere near. >> today, three oakland council members announced a proposal to use this discovered money and reopen closed fire stations and prevent the closure of four others. how much money was your team able to find and where is this money coming from? >> it's been a it's approximately $8 million. and i say that because there's a couple of dollars and cents that might have to move around, but it is ballpark $8 million, and it's come from a number of places. but the biggest source of funding that it's coming from is the coliseum jpa. >> the oakland coliseum fund is about $2.6 million. the

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>> well, first new thing on the 10:00 news and years.was all the same people at channel two at 10:00 that that was one newscast today, except for the morning show. he basically we basically put on one newscast, and dennis and i started like kind of he told me, don't be a knucklehead. don't, don't don't be. because there were some weather guys back then were kind of, you know, it was kind of comedians and stuff. and he goes, not having it, buddy. and i'm like, okay, because i wasn't anyway. whereas you guys probably know what you can do. i look at. it here, but but no, but he did. he sort of guided me. it was really interesting. and the first seven months he was really hard on me and rightly so, because i was a little kid and i wasn't. i wasn't very good. >> made you better. >> i wasn't very good, but he and i. well. and you guys may have this in the control room. pull up this picture. i think there's a picture. >> with your daughter. yes. >> this is the dennis after about. this was probably seven years. eight years, ten years into our re

here's abc news reporter danny new. >> of ceremony.riage. >> every wedding has its quirks. but at a ceremony in scotland, this couple's unique moment had to be the arrival of around three dozen homemade wedding crashers. >> so it's funny because as the guests were gathering their seats, the cows were also getting ready to, you know, be in appearance. >> wedding photographer brittany niehaus here took these now viral videos of all these cows crowding the altar at this wedding that actually happened last spring. however, brittany decided randomly to post it on instagram a few weeks ago and was shocked when it quickly picked up millions of views. commenters writing did you say i moo? and they all were white? >> we wanted to choose something that actually had sentimental value. >> as the bride francesca alluded to there, the cows are not part of the venue's package or anything. this is actually her childhood home. >> i never thought that it was going to happen, but it happens a lot. >> there can be. >> as you can tell, as soon as people st

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don't forget new year's. new. new lunar new year parade >>> tonight the justice department revolt over a corruption case involving new york's mayor. seven top prosecutors resign their pointed words. one lawyer saying they were set to bring new charges. the dramatic promise trump's border czar made on live tv about what would happen to mayor eric adams if he didn't keep his word. sweeping government layoffs hit thousands of government workers with the president warning more cuts are coming. the major winter storm that is threatening millions. new developments in the deadly mid-air collision. the breaking news about the high profile lawsuit against music mogul jay-z. ukraine on edge after a drone strike at the chernobyl nuclear plant and world leaders stunned by mixed messages from the u.s. over the war. president zelenskyy saying they have a low chance of surviving without u.s. support. live from new york it is almost saturday night. we take you inside studio 8h to celebrate a show that kept us s lahing for 50 year

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happy lunar new year to everyone.roud to be the son of indian immigrants and the only south asian elected public defender in the country and proud and always a joy to see the diversity of our city community and asian community. i want to acknowledge this is black history month and the coalition tw asian communities have been important. in the development and growth of our city. as the public defender, we are committed to protecting rights in the courtroom and creating opportunities. opportunities for all the class we represent and their families that is something that bring mes moonhonor to do this for sab fran. claudine i appreciate you and the talking about importance of trans formation and renewal. as your public defender we are committed to transfoing and look forward to working with the new mayor and the board of supervisors to bring about more transformation and renewal and community safety for all of us, thank you. >> i'm here to introduce supervisor connie chan. [applause] >> thank you. and first i want to tha

nbc news daily."t the health of pope francis. the vatican says he has been diagnosed with pneumonia in both lungs. the 88-year-old pontiff has been in the hospital since friday. he had previously been diagnosed with bronchitis. the vatican says pope francis is in good spirits, but will miss a planned appearance this saturday. >>> and beginning today many california students are saying good-bye to their cell phones at least until the end of the school day. the school district has put a cellphone ban in place aimed at limiting distractions and increasing attention in the classroom. half of the schools are allowing students to hold to their phones in pouches and the other half is following the honor system trusting students not to use their phones in class. >>> hamas says it will release six living hostages on saturday and the bodies of four others on thursday. the six are set to be the last living hostages released during the first phase of the ceasefire with israel. a source briefed on the talks says t

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and that's tonight's "cbs news roundup." for some of you the news continues.check back later for "cbs mornings." and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york, i'm carissa lawson. ♪ >>> hello and thanks for watching. i'm carissa lawson in new york. and this is "cbs news roundup." here are the top stories. president trump enacts reciprocal tariffs against america's trading partners. we'll tell you what that means and why it's causing uncertainty. >>> the u.s. and russia move closer to peace talks, ending the war in ukraine. but ukraine's president questions moscow's intentions. >>> and from one extreme to the next. after those devastating fires southern california is now bracing for flash floods. >>> president donald trump on thursday signed more executive orders including new directives for reciprocal tariffs. his plan is to increase or decrease u.s. tariffs to match the same taxes being charged by other countries when they import american goods. cbs's erica brown reports from capitol hill. >> reporter: presid

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sam brock, nbc news, philadelphia. >>> and that is "nightly news" for this monday.urself and each other. good night. on nbc bay area news tonight. it could be the strictest homeless crackdown in the bay area. fremont might be banning encampments and punish anyone aiding or abetting homeless people. we'll explain. also, new orleans is out. santa clara is in. we are now on the clock for next year's super bowl. what's already happening? to make sure the bay area shines. plus, i couldn't be more excited. this is what we're built

tim jonze, abc seven news. >> new at six.rotest is going on right now in san francisco's mission district over the trump administration's administration's immigration policies. a decent sized crowd has shown up at the bart plaza on 24th and mission streets again over the immigration policies of the new administration. this is one of several protests across the country today, and what were billed as 5051 protests, 50 states, 50 protests. one day. >> sparked two. >> a similar protest happened earlier today outside the san francisco office of senator alex padilla. this group focused on the shakeup of the federal government and the increasing political power of elon musk. they then marched over to senator adam schiff's office. there was also a protest today at the sacramento state capitol. dozens of people gathered on the steps to rally against the trump administration. this was also billed as part of today's 5051 demonstrations. >> on the peninsula. today, two groups of sheriff's deputies endorsed measure a. that's the initiativ

together let's drive. ♪ >>> from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonightd evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm rachel scott in for whit johnson. as we come on the air, a major storm bringing winter weather. more than 90 million people bracing for snow, ice, heavy rain and tornados. dangerous flooding across parts of virginia, the governor deploying the national guard. wise county declaring a state of emergency. flash flood warnings are in effect for several counties in kentucky, the national weather service issuing catastrophic flooding in some areas. in mississippi, they are bracing for another round of tornados after a twister battered wayne county earlier this week, leaving a trail of destruction. high wind alerts are in effect for more than 86 million people across 22 states from sunday into monday. we have team cover but we start with faith abubey in jackson, mississippi. >> reporter: tonight, the snow, rain and tornado threat across the country, 90 million people now bracing for extreme weather. >> we have flash flood warnings widespr

just adds a new depth and new element to the rising stars game. i think we're all going to come out and compete and it's going to be a lot of fun. all of us freshmen and sophomores are. our goal is to be an all star one day. and so to have this kind of mini opportunity of playing in the all star game without being an all star, i think us just bringing that competitive spirit will make the guys that have been all stars, you know, 10 or 15 times, you know, play harder. and i think that's just what everybody wants to see on sunday. i think the vets obviously they don't want to lose. and if we play them, i know we're going to be playing pretty freaking hard. so i think they'll they'll try to take it to us a little bit. they might coast for a second, but if we put it on them early they might they might start trying. so we'll see. >> so you tell me what's easier to explain this format or a squared plus b squared equals c squared. so if you remember your your right triangle right the hypotenuse. >> oh come on. >> is equal to yes is equal to the square of

new u.s.a. poll found more than 22 million people plan to miss work tomorrow across the country, and that's 40% more than last year. >> how do they figure this stuff out. that's it for us at 5:00. see you back here at 6:00 fo an hour ♪ >>> tonight, president trump makes good on his campaign pledges, as courts flex their power to slow him down. >>> trump visiting the super bowl in new orleans while steam rolling washington and the federal workforce. >> this is a first step only, but we're moving in the right direction. >> we are witnessing a constitutional crisis. >> new cbs polling on what americans think of the job he's doing. >>> also tonight, securing new orleans beyond the big game. >> go chiefs! >> i'm kati weis, where super bowl security is tighter than it's ever been before. but what happens when this big event is all over? i'll tell you next. >>> in israel, details emerge on the latest hostage ordeal. >> alarm is skyrocketing over the hostages' condition. >>> one month after the fire sto