new jersey is no exception. it is a reality that keeps parents up at night and keeps the american dream out of reach. i know these challenges because they're the very same challenges my own family faced when i was growing up. for my parents, no matter how hard they work they could never shake the fear they were always one bad month away from losing everything. those struggles shape every part of who i am today. because over the course of my own life i have been blessed through hard work and a whole lot of luck to climb the ladder of opportunity and achieve my very own american dream. the reason iran for this office in the first place was to help every new jersey and achieve their own american dream. that is in the singular goal of our administration. building a stronger or fairer economy for our educators, our caregivers, our entrepreneurs everyone who in our state moving forward. within 12 months to go in our administration semi- think this to be the time to kick back, relax, pat ourselves on the back for a job

i'm a news junkie. i want to pivot to the speech president donald trump and vice president jd vance had about what is going on. you have to let people know what is happening. how it could lead to world war iii. the news media has changed. i joked with my friend. i watch cnn and fox news to get the truth because i know the opposite of what they are saying is the truth. i watch fox news because they are more honest. even immigrants here. they want that cheap labor. they say people won't work for that kind of job no more. donald trump is going to change america forever, change america for the better. we are not getting the truth. i think president trump is a great man. i was a sophomore in high school in 1981. >> good morning, c-span, thank you do. anyway, let's get back to the fairness doctrine during the reagan administration which is basically advertising now for pharmaceutical companies. rush limbaugh and fox news which should be faux news paid $7 billion for their lies. when you have a president who s

>>> and good news tonight.ollywood star debbie allen and these dancers helping a community rise from the ashes. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with hallie jackson. >>> we are coming on the air tonight with the state of emergency in the south. firefighters in the carolinas now racing to get a handle on the wildfires burning thousands of acres with some people forced out of their homes. and you can see why. look at this wall of flames surrounding a neighborhood just north of myrtle beach. you can see how close it's getting to these houses here. with an urgent response to a wildfire exploded in size in the last day. further north smoke filling the sky in parts of north carolina, too. the fires hitting both states hard with more than 175 in south carolina alone. our emilie ikeda has made her way to myrtle beach and starts us off. >> reporter: tonight a state of emergency as wildfires rage across parts of south carolina. the largest more than 1,000 acres burning out of control near the popular myrtle beach

and that's today's "cbs news roundup." for some of you the news continues.nings" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york, i'm jessi mitchell. ♪ >>> hello and thanks for watching. i'm jessi mitchell in new york and this is "cbs news roundup." here are the top stories. president trump says 25% tariffs on mexican and canadian imports go into effect with no delays. crews in north and south carolina are battling wildfires that erupted across the region, forcing evacuations and a state of emergency. >>> and pope francis suffers a new breathing crisis. the vatican says he's back on a ventilator. >>> but first, we have breaking news from the white house. the trump administration says it's putting a pause on all u.s. assistance to ukraine. it follows that disastrous oval office shouting match between president donald trump and ukraine's volodymyr zelenskyy. a white house official tells the associated press trump is seeking to pressure zelenskyy into peace talks with russia. earlier monday trump blasted zelensky

in rohnert park dion lim, abc seven news. >> new developments tonight for oakland fire stations that were headed for closure will now stay open. the city of oakland is currently dealing with an $89 million budget deficit. according to the san francisco chronicle, the city was able to bring that number down from 130 million and is now planning to open three currently closed fire stations by the end of june. they're also able to prevent the closure of an additional four firehouses. >> the man who headed up the east oakland boxing association, a nonprofit, was in federal court today in oakland facing four counts of tax evasion and one count of mail fraud. he's accused of pocketing funds, including a charitable donation check from warriors player steph curry. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley has the latest from court. >> solomon howard, the former executive director of the east oakland boxing association, arrived in court to face a federal judge on charges of tax evasion and mail fraud from when he was in charge from 2017 to 2021. the east oakland boxing association is a nonprofit

this is not new. and you know this very well. >> for a. >> very different than doj. >> i'm using it as an example, though. my point is, every administration comes in and they move people around for individuals who are going to fulfill the objective of the president, that is exactly what these individuals are doing as it pertains to president trump. why is this any different from any president in the past? >> shermichael singleton and hinojosa it's so good to have you guys on. welcome to our new studio. >> congratulations. >> time. really appreciate it. why did passenger planes attempting to land over the weekend get collision alerts when no other planes were near them in the sky? that investigation is next. >> amid upheaval and sweeping changes. >> the president. >> of the united states. >> trump, heads. >> to capitol hill to share what's next. follow cnn for complete coverage and in-depth analysis. the presidential address to congress tomorrow at eight on cnn. >> chem-dry has been a trusted name in c

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. >> from abc seven live breaking news. >> we begin with breaking news. the search for a driver involved in a hit and run on the bay bridge. a motorcyclist was hit and killed. it happened in the eastbound lanes near the toll plaza just after 2 p.m. the chp says a car hit a motorcycle, then threw the rider from their bike. a second vehicle hit the rider, then took off, and police are looking for that suspect. crews have removed the motorcycle from the road. several lanes were closed for about two hours, as you see here. now traffic is flowing because all lanes are now open. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. there is more breaking news, new details about the pre-thanksgiving crash in piedmont that killed three college students. we're learning more about their final hours and the desperate efforts by friends that saved one person's life. >> abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley joins us live with the new information that was just released hours ago. leslie. >> yeah, that information came from chp. piedmont police to

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we're following breaking news out of new york. former new york governor andrew cuomo has just announced that he is running for mayor of new york city. cnn's gloria pazmino is joining us now with more on this announcement. gloria. >> yeah. >> fred, we had been anticipating. >> that this was. >> going to happen for the last several weeks here in new york city. there's been increasingly. increasing anticipation that we were going to hear an announcement from the former governor deciding to jump into the already very crowded race for mayor. and now he's officially doing it. you're seeing it there. he made the announcement via a video which is posted on a brand new campaign website. this is a 17 minute long video where andrew cuomo goes on to detail the current state of the city. he describes a city in crisis. then he goes on to detail his very long career in government, his accomplishments while he was governor of the state of new york. he also talks about his time serving in the clinton administration as housing secretary. and then h

reena roy, abc news, new york. >> president trump's first address to congress during his new term asnt is tomorrow night. we'll have live coverage beginning at 6 p.m, including the democratic response. >> this morning, students at oakland high school walked out of class for a day without immigrants. it's part of a national day of action to protest the trump administration's mass deportations. about two dozen students marched from the school to lake merritt for a rally. they're also calling on other immigrant rights supporters across the bay area to rally in their communities. >> new developments today and new concerns about the pope's health. the vatican says pope francis has suffered another setback. the pope has had two new episodes of acute respiratory crisis and is now back on noninvasive mechanical ventilation. doctors extracted copious amounts of mucus from his lungs, they tell us, and what has become a more than two week battle to overcome a complex respiratory infection and pneumonia. on top of that, the pope has remained alert oriented and cooperated with the medical staff.

1 million new diagnoses each year.coresh is the director of the optimal aging institute at nyu langone health system. he is also one of the authors of the study. how significant are the findings? dr. coresh: it is important for all of us. if you are thinking of your lifelong health, it makes you realize that you need to consider the risk that at some point you may hit dementia before death. john: what accounts for the higher risk? dr. coresh: so basically we did a study that was more diverse in more centers and spanned both white and black americans and we also spent an enormous amount of energy to make sure we captured all the cases. then the population has gotten older. as life expectancy has gotten older, the risk is higher. the risk by age 75 is 4%, by age 85, it is 20%, and by age 95, it rises to the full 42% chance of getting to dementia before death. but more than half the risk is after age 85. john: to make sure i understand, this is because the population is aging, not because something has changed about demen

the good news?activity is on the decline. >> the flu numbers have been dropping for two weeks, but there have been. this is the second little peak in our flu season. and there have been years when there's been a third, which would be maybe 2 or 3 weeks out from now. so we are certainly not out of the woods. and if there's someone who hasn't been vaccinated, there is still a reasonable chance that it would help. >> the discussion on vaccines took a political turn, as medical experts expressed alarm because this week's regularly scheduled fda meeting on next year's flu vaccine was canceled with no reason given. >> an anti-vaccine activist leading the country's top health agency is not dangerous. it's a public health disaster waiting to happen. flu vaccination rates are low across california. >> knowing what to target for next season is critical for vaccine development, especially after this brutal flu season. vaccine protection starts to wane, so those who got a vaccine in the fall might be more susce

the good news? activity is on the decline. >> the flu numbers have been dropping for two weeks, but there have been. this is the second little peak in our flu season, and there have been years when there's been a third, which would be maybe 2 or 3 weeks out from now. so we are certainly not out of the woods. and if there's someone who hasn't been vaccinated, there is still a reasonable chance that it would help. >> the discussion on vaccines took a political turn, as medical experts expressed alarm because this week's regularly scheduled fda meeting on next year's flu vaccine was canceled with no reason given. >> an anti-vaccine activist leading the country's top health agency is not dangerous. it's a public health disaster waiting to happen. flu vaccination rates are are low across california. >> knowing what to target for next season is critical for vaccine development, especially after this brutal flu season. vaccine protection starts to wane, so those who got a vaccine in the fall might be more

kron 4 news.a schoolteacher thursday for allegedly committing lewd acts with a student. >> 34 year-old gino beccaria ace teacher at cesar chavez language academy faces charges, including arranging a meeting with a minor for lewd acts. the suspect is being held at sonoma county jail. santa rosa police ask anyone with additional information to please come forward. >> parts of contra costa county are considered high fire hazard severity zones. that's according to new maps released this week by the state's fire marshal impact. the city's include a rendon richmond moraga san pablo, lafayette, antioch, clayton, also brentwood, danville, conquered and panel. officials say those areas have a high amount of dry vegetation in unoccupied areas. the state says fire hazard zones have grown because of climate driven droughts and the longer more dangerous wildfire seasons. is pope francis appears to have improved after suffering from respiratory issues friday. let's take a look at the scene outside the hospital

geoff: the new u.s. in effect today impose a 25% tax on imports from canada and mexico, and raise duties on chinese goods to 20%. >> there may well be short-term price movements, but in the long term, it is going to be completely different. geoff: commerce secretary howard let nick defended the tariffs and said they could be lifted later on. he argued today's policies tied to the flow of fentanyl into the u.s. from china and across the borders with canada and mexico. >> we need to see material reduction and autopsied deaths from opioids. this is not a trade war. geoff: trudeau says canada stepped up its efforts to control fentanyl and only a tiny fraction of the drug sees that u.s. borders comes from canada. mexican president claudia sheinbaum announced were teller tory steps to be announced on sunday. >> it is by no means are purposed to start an economic or trade competition which unfortunately and regrettably is the opposite of what we should be doing. that is integrating our economies more to strengt

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now to early before the news on "fox news sunday," trumps director of national intelligence told unitedtes and ukraine are just not on the same page right now. >> president zelensky has different names in mind. he has said he was to end this war. but he will only accept an end apparently that leads into what he views as ukraine's victory. even if it comes at incredibly high cost of potentially world war iii or even a nuclear war. >> and national security adviser mike walton said earlier i just went wrong in the oval office why that meeting went sideways with zelensky. >> you know it was not clear to us that president zelenskyy was ready to negotiate in good faith towards an end of this war. coming to the oval office, with the body language, the shaking of head, the arms are crossed, we found it incredibly disrespectful. >> secretary of state marco rubio said president trump deserves more respect for trying to end russia's war in ukraine. >> shouldn't we all be happy we have a president who try to stop wars and prevent them instead of start them? i just don't get it i really don't other

kron. 4 morning news starts now. >> 6. good morning and thanks for waking up with us. early risers have darya and james, we've got a. >> a weather forecast today. that's looking a little better than it was. yes, yeah. things dried up pretty nicely morning, john. yeah, we've got a few lingering showers on the peninsula in the south bay, but for the rest of us, it was a ry evening and just kind of a breezy and brisk start this morning where sitting at the embarcadero. you can see that strong northerly wind that's pushing with it. some chilly air in across the region. that low pressure area is about to dive deep in across bay area. and with that, we do still have a little bit of unsettled remnants, most of that towards the coastline this morning. you can actually see those spotty showers and they're moving really quickly where you do see them up and down the peninsula. and for those of you down in san jose, once the sun comes up and things start to clear out, look up at the eastern horizon and you may see a little dusting of

but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news today on kron. 4 news at noon. we talked to oakland interim mayor kevin jenkins about the tough choices ahead. >> with oakland facing a more than 200 million dollar deficit. >> it's a dire situation, but we have to be fiscally solvent. also, prioritizing public safety and getting back to basics. time after time. i hear when i got the town halls, what i go and meet with neighbors. they just want the city of oakland to doing that job at the basic core services. idaho's public safety parks. police response time. well, 6. >> chickens also telling us that on april 15th during the special election, voters can choose to raise the sales tax by half a cent. he says that tax money would help to alleviate the pressure on the deficit. >> in the south bay, a serial dine-in dasher has been busted after eating out at a restaurant in san jose. the ceo of the restaurant sushi confidential says this guy here has almost $1000 worth of food his locations in san jose. and campbell employees at the campbell spot were on the lookout for

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always. >> welcome back. >> have i got news for you? new tomorrow on cnn. >> breaking news. secretary of state marco rubio just telling cnn's kaitlan collins that it is ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy who needs to apologize to president trump after trump and vice president vance repeatedly berated zelenskyy in front of the world at the white house. >> what specifically do you want to see president zelenskyy apologize for? >> well. >> apologize for turning this. >> thing into the fiasco. >> for him. >> that it became. there was no need for him to go in there and become antagonistic. look, this thing went off the rails. you were there. i believe it went off the rails when he said, let me ask you a question to the vice president. what kind of diplomacy are you talking about? well, these this is a serious thing. i mean, thousands of people have been killed. thousands. and he talks about all these horrible things that have happened to prisoners of war and children. all true, all bad. this is what we're dealing with here. it needs to come to an end. we are trying to bring

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abc seven news was at the new wheel electric bikes in san francisco yesterday.hey fix and sell thousands of e-bikes every year and they use many parts from china, including lithium batteries and steel spokes. both products are impacted by the tariffs. co-owner karen wiener says it's frustrating for small businesses. >> prices just keep creeping up when you have arbitrary tariffs being introduced, with no new policies around domestic production or the way we do replace those items, it doesn't make any sense. and it's very bad for business. >> in chinatown, many small businesses stock their shelves with chinese products. they say the price increases will impact seniors on fixed incomes the most. president trump's first address to congress during his new term is tonight. it's widely expected that he will address the tariffs, among other things. we will have live coverage starting at 6 p.m, including the democratic response wherever you watch abc seven. >> if you live in san mateo county, you have until 8 p.m. to submit your special election ballot. there's only one

cbs' ali bauman is there with the new details., good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. air traffic was briefly halted here this morning. fedex says, thankfully, no one was injured and called the actions of its pilots exemplary, but it comes as the airline industry is under scrutiny. >> looks like the right engine was on fire. >> reporter: with an engine engulfed in flames, a fedex cargo jet returned to newark's airport this morning. >> he hit a bird. >> reporter: the faa says the boeing 767 struck a bird after takeoff. the incident marks the end of a turbulent week for air travelers. monday smoke filled the cabin of a delta flight leaving atlanta. the next day a southwest flight landing in chicago had to climb back into the sky to avoid hitting a private jet. nearly 3 million people safely fly in the u.s. each day, but after january's deadly crash in washington, d.c., some travelers are anxious. >> a little nervous with everything that's going on. >> these incidents, are they happening more, or are we just now paying at

tom llamas has been named as the new anchor of nbc nightly news. as we told you last week, lester holt announced that he would be stepping down from the editor. lester will remain in his role as principal anchor of dateline. now, tom is a miami native and the son of cuban refugees who fled cuba during the fidel castro's communist regime. he started his journalism career 25 years ago as a telemundo intern. he says he is then done many breaking news events, special political coverage online, while also anchoring top story and appearing regularly on nightly news. and today, tom will officially step into his new position when lester signs off this summer. he'll continue to anchor. top story with tom llamas each weeknight on nbc news now. nice move. and lester has a few more months remaining on the anchor desk. here's a look at right now at lester holt getting ready at 30 rock. one of the top stories history on the hardwood. the new milestone for lebron james lester joins us in about four minutes. but up next, oakland's indie baseball team adding a litt

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breaking news.teout conditions highway pileups the storm sweeping into the east at this hour now turning deadly tonight, 115 million americans and 25 states under alerts for blizzard conditions and dangerous winds. and now severe storms from washington, d.c, to philadelphia, new york to boston. blinding snow, shutting down parts of i-80. wind gusts flipping a big rig

and new mexico.ssman vasquez says the va is already suffering because of the termination of more than 3,000 employees. these cuts include doctors. >> mental health professionals and benefits processors critical roles at veterans rely on do shows no signs of slowing down as congress's budget deadline looms closer. >> republicans look to make their own cuts reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> elon musk's actions on the global stage seem to be turning off potential tesla buyers sales plunged 45% in europe in january after they sell a drop in sales in california. the stock price for tesla's falling to since inauguration day. tesla investors have lost 550 billion dollars. the company was already losing market share to european and chinese automakers as they caught up to tesla in the ev market. >> or whether time as we get a live look outside right now at the san mateo bridge should hustle home. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with a look at the forecast a yeah, guys. yeah. a lot colde

breaking news. the whiteout conditions highway pileups the storm sweeping into the east at this hour now turning deadly tonight, 115 million americans and 25 states under alerts for blizzard conditions and dangerous winds. and now severe storms from washington, d.c, to philadelphia, new york to boston. blinding snow, shutting down parts of i-80. wind gusts flipping a big rig onto its side. a second storm now coming, and lee goldberg has the forecast. also breaking as we come on tonight. president trump's trade war with canada, mexico and china. canada and china retaliating already. mexico planning to retaliate this weekend. and tonight, what's now happened with america's big three automakers. tonight an alleged terror suspect now in custody and brought to the u.s. the scene at dulles airport. federal prosecutors accusing him of helping to plan the deadly afghanistan bombing at kabul airports. abbey gate during the u.s. withdrawal, 13 u.s. service members and more than 150 civilians killed. tonight,

reena roy, abc news, new york. >> all right. see spencer in a little bit, but he did want me to share with you our weather forecast that we've got coming up because we have a change. you can see that we've got some scattered showers coming back into the picture. all right. so that is going to happen tomorrow. so tonight he told me my pickleball game is still fine, but certainly you can see it's already cloudy and cool outside. it's going to become increasingly more so. so definily have stormyt. but we conditions coming back wednesday and thursday. get the latest on abc seven news at four for now. world news tonight with david muir will begin. thank you so much for joining us today. and again, we promise you the full forecast at 4:00. so we'll see you then. bye bye. >>> tonight, breaking news. president trump igniting a trade war. the dow dropping more than 1,300 points in two days. and what this now means for americans and the prices you pay. >>> also tonight, we're tracking a massive storm. snow, three confirmed tornadoes, now

more breaking news from overnight. a person was killed when they were hit by a car in san francisco early this morning. it was after midnight in the southbound lanes of 2.80, this person was on the street near geneva avenue in the on ramp there and they were hit by a vehicle. but we don't have any more information about the search for the driver. and there was also a fatal crash that killed a pedestrian in san jose. this was on south white road between mount mckinley and rocky mountain drive. this happened early yesterday morning. the victim on the roadway. had major injuries when emergency responders got to the scene and that person ended up dying. we have no word again on the driver, but we know it's san jose's, 4th fatal traffic collision this year. >> to the north bay, a person, unfortunately, has died off the sonoma coast when a wave. threw them off the rocks and pulled them into the ocean. deputies were sent out there to the crystal cove area near jenner sunday for a water rescue. they say 2 men were standing on

christiane cordero abc news, capitol hill. >> new at 11. abc news has learned new details about one of the president's announcements and arrest in a deadly attack in afghanistan. it happened in 2021 at what's known as abbey gate. occurring as the united states was withdrawing from the country. 13 u.s. service members were killed, along with 160 civilians. abc news has learned the suspect was arrested last month in pakistan and recently handed over to american officials. a criminal complaint describes the suspect as an isis k operative. isis k being a regional part of the organization, claimed the taliban released him from prison just weeks before the attack. all right, now to reaction to the president's speech. a handful of democratic lawmakers walked out mid-speech cameras, capturing some in resistant t-shirts, leaving freshman east bay congresswoman lateefah simon says she was among those who left early, and she said in a statement that she did not need to, quote, listen to more of the president's lies or blatant celebration of racism and

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right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy. >> thanks, dan and ama, watch tonight or i'll give you up for lent. >> i start shaking, you know, it's like i start jiggling or, like, doing this, and i'm like, this is wha in washington today, the united states paused all intelligence sharing with ukraine. meanwhile, senate democrats introduced six resolutions tonight condemning russia for the invasion and expressing support for ukraine. each time republicans moved to block the resolutions. this week, president trump paused all shipments of military aid to ukraine after more than a week of open hostility between washington and kyiv. >> i want all americans to know that we are grateful, and it's so unfair to say that we are not. >> tonight we're hearing from ukrainians living in california, frustrated over the state of the war and with washington. abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke with the leader of a bay area nonprofit working to send aid. even if the white house won't. >> stand with ukraine. stand with ukraine. >> o

joe friar, nbc news, new york. >> it always happens so fast.ere one of the world's most famous races is off and running. the race honors the 1925 run when sled dogs helped deliver medicine to nome. the race kicked off further north. thanks so much for being with me and waking up with "early today." hope you have a great tuesday and see you back here early wednesday morning. have a great day. have a great day. story" tonight. i'm tom llamas. stay right there, more news on the way. s on the way. >>> breaking overnight, president trump's tariffs on goods from canada, mexico and additional tariffs on china now in effect. china and canada already promising retaliation. what it means for your bottom line. >>> plus, president trump also ordering a pause on military aid

probable morning news starts now. >> news at 6. good morning and thanks for waking up with a sub area and i'm james on this wednesday morning where we're expecting things to get a little wet for the commute. i was out this morning earlier and i was still dry. but one's going to start john. yeah. others say we are already kicked into gear. where yoli is that? and she showed you that view there just for a split second, which will see much more of in a little bit. we are looking outside at what is dry for most

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but good news. where that wind is concerned, we'll begin to see the wind speeds come down as our skies continue to clear heading into tomorrow morning. and speaking of what's left of the showers, it's been an active day, especially off to the east. you can see some thunderstorms there. east of stockton and east of sacramento. we should see drying conditions setting up short term as we head towards tomorrow morning. so we'll begin to see the showers move out. clearing skies. chilly start to tomorrow, but more rain is around the corner as we head towards tuesday, and we'll see several chances of rain ahead in that 7-day forecast. we'll have a closer look at the timing on that coming up in a few minutes. thanks, rob. if you don't already have it, our nbc bay area app is a great resource to have when it is raining. just scan this qr code to download it for free. you'll get access t our storm ranger, the bay area's only mobile doppler radar. here's a live look at storm ranger right now parked on san brun

we'll have another news for you in about 13 minutes. right after the list from the i have the right, the boy costs anyone i want to. and the state has no business getting involved in that. and 3 pod series explodes, the implications of us and people who called lowest the freedom of speech and 1st amendment, right. how many words would i have to exchange in this legislation? thing use it to flush receipts of anyone who supports black was or is involved in protesting for environmental. and it's like 10 words pod, 3, the template on our to 0. we begin this week with the west bank and the quiet part that is being said out loud. starting with this reading, media outlets and the journalists endorse the ethnic cleansing of power. steering is really captive, their dead bodies returned from god and one families, issues over the way that story is being told. plus toxic met skill in making its way around the world wide web. we examined the impact of having in kent is really tanks of enrolling into the west bank. tens of thousands of palestinians a

so i'll take two things on that. you know, network news, nightly news, lester holt monologues, who goay, "we're my slight issue with that is, of course, whether you're a bbc anchor or an abc news anchor, everyone has their biases. that people are not coming with their own biases. "to give you the news straight, and then we give you liberal "opinion on our editorial pages." even there, of course, that news is filtered through someone�*s biases, choices, world experiences. we see that with israel, for example, and the coverage of israel, where the biases are very clear. we see that on a whole range of issues, i would say, on the economy, for example. so, i think it's good to aspire towards it. but i also think there's an important role for opinion journalism, of course, as there is in the uk. and you are very much making the case for it. i'm interested in the route that you've taken to the profile you have in the us. you mentioned columns in the guardian, the new york times, so really established legacy media brands. you've mentioned becoming a regularface on broadcast news, essential i

news here in washington. as cnn has now confirmed, the u.s. is pausing all military aid to ukraine. without a doubt, the biggest aftershock yet from that oval office blowup between president trump and ukrainian president zelenskyy last friday. a white house official tells cnn tonight that the aid to ukraine is being reviewed to make sure it is contributing to a solution. that is what we were told by an official tonight confirming this pause. this aid, including anti-tank weapons, artillery rounds, rockets. it's been critical in ukraine's fight to keep its sovereign territory out of putin's grip. i'm told this decision was made late today, and it comes as u.s. officials are looking for an acknowledgment from president zelenskyy about the breakdown in relations, to say the least. following that blowup in the oval office on friday, potentially an acknowledgment in the form of a public apology from the ukrainian leader that likely has to happen before this pause is lifted, and also before we could see any movemen

and announced edd edd that th france will draft a new plan.here's a clear understanding that the stakes have never been higher, along with a collective understanding that europe needs to step up and take the reins in leading the free world. european leaders are meeting today to discuss how effectively defending ukraine from russian aggression, especially if the u.s. doesn't commit to a military backstop for ukraine, as part of a potential cease-fire deal with russia. french president emmanuel macron reiterating it's clear who the aggressor is, russia and that ukraine is an existential fight for europeans. while many european leaders are openly supporting yukraine, there's some, including the secretary-general of nato to calling on zelenskyy to patch things up with trump. willie? >> meagan fitzgerald, outside 10 downing for us this morning. thank you. >>> president trump made clear in the oval office confrontation with president zelenskyy, m america's critical support with ukraine is waning. but are they really ready to pull away? vaughn hillya

this is "cbs news mornings." winter wallop. a powerful storm blasts the midwest with heavy snow and blizzard conditions creating a dangerous mess on the roads. >>> final warning, president trump gives hamas an ultimatum after meeting with former hostages at the white house. >>> first, a tariff reprieve. automakers are getting a one-month exemption from the trump administration on cars coming into the u.s. from mexico and canada. >>> good morning. i'm michael george. while u.s. automakers can breathe a sigh of relief, at least temporarily, the white house says tariffs on other goods are still on. as president trump pushes for a russia-ukraine peace deal, cbs news has learned the u.s. has halted vital intelligence sharing with ukraine. cbs' jarred hill joins us with more. a lot to talk about. first off, good morning. let's start with the tariffs. day two of the trade war, and it seems like the president is already willing to hold off on at least some of these tariffs. >> eporter: that's right. one of the top automakers, ford, tol

alex lasry was just named ceo of the new york new jersey organizing committee.ere at post nine. welcome. it's good to have you. >> thanks so. >> much for having me, especially on a day like today. this is pretty interesting for you. how are you thinking about this? >> i mean. >> look. >> my job as the ceo of the. >> new york new jersey world cup host committee. >> is to make sure that i'm able to help. >> put. >> on a once in a generation and really once in a lifetime event. we haven't. >> had. >> the world cup in in the new york, new. >> jersey. >> region and in the united states in 30 years. and so this is going to be an event that's going to. have billions of dollars. >> of economic. >> impact to the region, create thousands of jobs, and one that i think is going. >> to. >> be really. >> special for the united states. >> of america. >> it's a long way off. obviously, you've been around the political game for a bit in your life. you know how quickly things can change, obviously. do you think it matters whether these three nations get along to host a great even

more breaking news. an economic stunner. a new report that u.s. employers cut more jobs last month than any february since 2009. and then a dramatic rescue caught on camera a car in flames on the side of the road before an officer springs into action. i'm john berman with sara sidner and kate bolduan. this is cnn news central. >> breaking this morning we are learning today is likely the day president trump signs away. the department of education. sources say he is preparing to sign an executive order that will direct new education secretary linda mcmahon to eliminate the agency. but hold that thought, because senate democrats would have to be on board and they are not. but deep staffing and program cuts will likely continue. all of this amid new details on a behind the scenes, closed door pressure campaign playing out on capitol hill as republicans look for control over billionaire elon musk's firing decisions. just moments ago. stunning new data out on doj's effect that finds u.s. employers cut more jobs last month than february. since 2009. cnn