right now there are more than 10,000 non-citizens living here in new orleans. e 2023 u.s. census. and most of those folks are undocumented. but a new louisiana state law now bans the very policies that make new orleans a sanctuary city. right now it's the only sanctuary city on the gulf coast. >> take the worst of the worst off the streets. >> reporter: new orleans i.c.e. deputy field officer brian acuna says they're targeting criminals. >> all the other sheriffs are cooperative except for the new orleans parish sheriff's office. >> reporter: the orleans parish sheriff's office declined an interview, but the district attorney says the parish only cooperates with i.c.e. in cases of undocumented immigrants accused of violent crimes. >> do you foreseeing new orleans staying on that trend of continuing to be a sanctuary city? >> i don't think the tolerance level or the way that new orleanians show love is going to change simply because of a change in the administration. >> reporter: gracie hopes there's no change in being able to keep her family together. >> you sti

smith join us from new orleans. he's helping us get ready for the game. e players he thinks are key for each team, and who he predicts will win. >> linsey: new at 7:30, a priest attacked in the middle of mass caught on camera. but first back over to ginger. >> ginger: everybody's been enjoying very warm temperatures if they're down in new orleans. houston was that way, too. they broke a record yesterday. 83. that's 17 degrees above normal. lot of folks from texas and new mexico going to see these numbers. look at corpus christi with 85 breaking a daily record. mobile, alabama, with nearly 80. grand junction colorado did it again. we've seen dozens and dozens broke this week. here's today. we'll do it again potentially in colorado. through the weekend really hot even early next week in florida. your local weather now in 30 seconds. >> george: lots more super bowl coming up. ike is in philly, rhiannon in kansas city. got some super fans as well. guest of honor: everyone's here for me! shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects! only shingrix is proven over

advice worth talking about. ♪ ♪ >> will: we are live in new orleans. this is the will cain show. ove the djs, above the music, above even the saxophone, because joining us now is the host of fox news sunday shannon bream. what is up? >> i love the show great to see you at 4:00 eastern every day. >> will: this has been fun front to be here. the idea of the show is being in touch with america and speak to everyday americans. we have some fans out there. we will make sure we throw them some beads. >> they will go crazy when you start with this. >> will: let's do it right now. let's see. a! >> now you got their attention we got their attention now. >> will: meeting between president trump and japan's prime minister, let's just say first impressions are everything. watch. >> on television he is a frightening. and she has a very strong personality. but when i met with him actually he was very sincere and very powerful and with strong will. for the united states as for the whole world. >> will: frightening. what do you make of this. >> i love this strong willed to. a lot of people to get

switching gears to security now. >>> new orleans says it is ready for the tens of thousands of fans who coming days for super bowl lix. security has been stepped up following the new year's day terror attack. cbs' danya bacchus joins us now from new orleans. the whole world will be watching sunday. what's the city doing to keep the super bowl safe? >> reporter: you're right. all eyes will be on new orleans and authorities say they've worked on this super bowl plan for over a year. they say there will no threat to the big game and say the city is the safest its ever been. with the count down to the super bowl lix under way security is already tight. no matter where you turn in new orleans's french quarter, you'll find law enforcement. >> we're very excited about this weekend, and we are really quite prepared. >> reporter: hundreds of armed national guard members along with thousands of federal, state, and local agents are on the ground to ensure the safety of those who visit here. >> i will tell you right now we have no specific credible threats to this event at the super bowl. >> report

of "fox news sunday" before from new orleans. with an exclusive excerpt of fox news to political anchor bret baier's interview with president trump ahead of the super bowl. bret asked the president about a wide range of issues including the work being done by elon musk and the department of government efficiency, or d.o.g.e., targeting what it calls fraud and abuse across washington including the u.s. agency for international development. >> i don't know if it's kickbacks or what's going on, but the people -- look, i ran on this, and the people want me to find it. i've had great help with elon musk, who's been terrific. >> you say you trust him? >> trust elon? oh, he's not gaming anything. in fact i wonder how he can devote the time to it, he is so into it. then i'm going to tell him very soon, maybe in 24 hours, to go check the department of education. he's going to find the same thing. then i'm going to go to the military, let's check the military. we are going to find billions, hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud and abus

i hope you all have a good time. >> across new orleans. o an unprecedented amount of security officials boosting measures over a month after the new year's day terror attack. >> this super bowl exemplifies how we come together to safeguard our traditions. >> and until today, no sitting president has ever attended a super bowl. but tonight, president trump will make history with his attendance, though he's been hesitant to make a game winning prediction. >> i don't want to say, but there's a certain quarterback that seems to be a pretty good winner. >> and with president trump attending earlier this morning, we saw about 100 secret service agents. they were here bright and early. they're already inside the superdome, making sure that everything is ready to go when trump arrives later this afternoon. frank and james, back to you. >> i want to ask you really quickly, the chiefs have become the new patriots or the easily the most hated team in america today. how many people are you seeing out in new orleans that are rooting super hard for the e

from new orleans. again, that's on telemundo 48. back here locally in new overnight. police on the peninsula need your help finding the person who hit a pedestrian and drove away. it happened around nine last night in san mateo. the man was walking near fashion island boulevard and south norfolk street under the highway 92 overpass. police say a car hit him and drove away. that man died at the scenene. he was just 56 years old. if you were in the area or have any information, you're asked to call san mateo police. the university of california student government is now suing the department of education, and it all ties back to elon musk's department of government efficiency, or doge, gaining access to their private information, including student loan data. the suit, filed friday, accuses the department of education of illegally sharing the information of millions of student loan borrowers with elon musk and other unauthorized people within the doge. uc represents 230,000 undergrads, 70% of whom get federal financial aid. the data includes names, addresses, bank account

thank you for joining us here in new orleans. thanks to team on the ground. n bream, enjoy the super bowl and we'll see you next on fox news sunday.

for most visitors new orleans means mardi gras and bourbon street. whole city is putting its best foot forward for super bowl fans. >> i love this city, and it always -- there's always new things that surprise me. >> reporter: wayne coito lives in hawaii. he's been following the kansas city chiefs around the country since they won the afc title. now he's headed to the big game. >> for any sports fan that loves traveling, i mean this is a city that -- i mean, you don't have to tell me twice. >> i don't know what the score might be. eagles 1 and travis kelce and taylor swift, 0. >> reporter: this eagles fan from denver traveled with friends their to their ninth super bowl city. >> we actually plan way in advance, so we are very prepared. we know what to do. the minute we leave here, we're ready for the next venue. >> reporter: fans aren't just excited about the big game. they're also looking forward about getting a little taste of what new orleans has to offer. >> i'm just excited to trial. >> got benigets and coffee and po-boys are my addiction, oyste

to explain more on the new security measures in new orleans, former new york police department inspectortributor paul mauro joins me live. paul, thanks so much for joining us. you know, the presidential aspect here, that's a big one. securing the president of the united states is a challenge to begin with. how the do you do so at the highest event of the year? -- one of the highest profile events of the year? >> add the overlay of donald trump attending and you have all kinds of new challenges. so the way this gets set up, the secret service has the ticket for doing the planning, the site security, etc. the fbi will have the investigatory and counterterrorism piece, fema pa is designated to handle any recovery that's necessary. but these are federal agencies with some limited bodies. they don't have that much personnel. they're going to have to rely very heavily on the local pd, and that's why you're going to see the new orleans police department, almost certainly you're going to have louisiana state police and other agencies kicking in because this is really a heavy resource drain. and

of course, there was the new year's day attack there in new orleans. cnn's ryan young reports from the city. >> yeah, victor, the countdown for the super bowl is on. >> and fans are. >> rushing into the city. >> of new orleans. >> to celebrate. >> their teams. you see nfl. celebrities all up and down the streets. the big conversation, though, especially after what happened over new year's, is security. you look here, you can see heavy equipment from homeland security. that's just part of the thousands of officers who have surged into new orleans to keep this place safe. and we've talked to people in the federal government who say they've never seen a security footprint like this before. the drones, you've got people on rooftops, you got snipers. all that trying to supplement the security that's already been put in place. and we know the president is coming to the game tomorrow. we talked to the mayor of kansas city as he was enjoying new orleans, getting ready for his team to hit the field. about the security that he's seeing as he's walking around. ta

sanctuary city on the gulf coast. >> take the worst of the worst off the streets. >> reporter: new orleansr says they're targeting criminals. >> all the other sheriffs are cooperative. >> reporter: the orleans office declined an interview but the district attorney says they only cooperate in the case of those accused of violent crimes. do you foresee new orleans staying on that trend of continuing to be a sanctuary city? >> i don't think the tolerance level is going to change because of a change in administration. >> reporter: gracie hopes there's no change in being able to keep her family together. still feel like you did the right thing? despite everything, she still believes she's in the right place for how long long that lasts. katie weiss, cbs news, new orleans. >>> still ahead, we remember actr tony roberts. the versatile performer who often starred opposite woodley allen. zepbound is for adults with obesity, to help lose weight and keep it off. activating 2 naturally occurring hormone receptors in my body, it works differently. it's changing what i believe is possible when it comes

>> whit: we're counting down to the big game in new orleans tomorrow. has been ramped up since the new year's terror attack. now ratcheted up even more because president trump plans to attend. let's go back to will reeve in new orleans. will, good morning. >> will: hey, good morning again to you, whit. president trump will be the first sitting president to attend a super bowl. that's going to add another element of heavy security on game day with nearly 80,000 fans at the game. there are hundreds of thousands of fans overall here in new orleans for the super bowl week festivities so keeping new orleans safe is a major operation. this morning, with the super bowl just days away, the teams are locked in. >> it's the biggest game of my life. >> reporter: the nearly 80,000 fans set to pack the superdome already taking over the big easy. >> go, eagles. go, birds, baby. >> reporter: with under 36 hours to go until kickoff the city of new orleans virtually on lockdown. a strong perimeter in place at the superdome. president trump scheduled to attend bringing a

hundreds of thousands of fans here overall in new orleans for super bowl week festivities, keeping new safe is a major operation. this morning, with the super bowl just days away, the teams are locked in. >> it's the biggest game of my life. >> reporter: the nearly 80,000 fans set to pack the superdome already taking over the big easy. >> go, eagles. go, birds, baby. >> will: with under 36 hours to go until kickoff, the city of new orleans virtually on lockdown. a strong perimeter in place at the super dome. president trump scheduled to attend bringing an added layer of security. >> you'll see more and more restriction as more tourists come into town to enjoy our fabulous city. >> will: "gma" getting an aerial view of the stadium in a helicopter with customs and border protection's air and marine operations tasked with keeping the city safe from the sky. plenty going on down on the ground, but here high in the sky, this is all about keeping the city safe. philadelphia officials also on high alert. philly's mayor with a warning to eagles' die-hards about climbing on city poles after a f

thank you for joining us here in new orleans. thanks to team on the ground. e'll see you next on fox news sunday. >> it is superbowl sunday here in america and the kansas city chiefs hoping to complete

but this was a fabulous week here in new orleans. >> yeah, new orleans just an absolutely incredible or america's biggest game. and we can't. we'd be remiss if we didn't mention the deadly terror attack that just took place in the wee hours of new year's day here, and they used the sport's biggest stage to pay honor and tribute to the family. families who lost their loved ones, to the first responders who jumped into action. they brought them out on the field for the honorary coin toss. and all throughout the game you saw those tributes, and all week long, andy, you'd walk through this city and you would see little memorials. the flowers, the candles set up on the streets of bourbon street and people going by to pay their respects. but new orleans really went all out to embrace the sporting world, to come to this city and really inspire and lift everyone. it really was an awesome week. the food, the music, the culture. there's nothing quite like new orleans. i mean, it's one of america's most unique cities, and it turned into an absolute party and celebration in the end, especially fo

san jose mayor matt mahan is in new orleans getting all the tips he can on how to prepare for the expected crowds. good evening. thank you so much for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm sarah stinson with the super bowl just hours away. san jose mayor matt mahan. >> is in new orleans. he's taking notes on how the south bay can make the most of next year when it hosts both the super bowl and the world cup at levi stadium. kron four's jack moment caught up with the mayor as this time next year. all eyes will be on santa clara county. >> well, the city of new orleans prepares for the big game. and a mayor. matt mahan is also in the city already thinking about next year when the super bowl is hosted at levi stadium. we're looking at security fanned activations wayfinding. how people experience the event is in new orleans on behalf of the bay area host committee. >> taking on the reins from new orleans once the big game is over, levi's will be the site of super bowl. 60 and multiple fifa world cup games in 2026. game itself is 3 hours. but the event is more like 3 or 4 days. that means gett

that's happening in new orleans. but mark your calendars. the next super bowl is happening on february 8th here at levi's stadium next year for now, reporting live in santa clara. lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right, lena, thank you. and overnight in philadelphia, eagles fans went wild over the team's super bowl win. they flooded the streets swarming downtown, climbing up poles even on top of garbage trucks and bus stops. at one point, fans even set a fire. police were able to eventually disperse the crowds in the early morning hours. so far, there haven't been any reports of serious injuries. and as you can imagine, celebrations in san francisco were a lot more tame. our cameras found local eagles fans watching the game at north star cafe. this is in north beach. the eagles beat the kansas city chiefs 40 to 22. >> i'll ride in this life with you. i won't let go till the end. >> before the game, there was a touching tribute for the victims of recent u.s. tragedies. nfl legend tom brady and gma's michael strahan introduced lady gaga in

this all follows his visit to new orleans, where he actually became the first sitting president to attend a super bowl game. today in the bay's alice barr. live for us in washington this morning. and alice, along with teasing that new tariffs there. the president is also defending federal cost cutting moves made by billionaire elon musk. marcus. that's right. and he's also pushing back against some court interventions that have come up because of lawsuits filed over some of those musk actions. for example, there's a federal hearing today about the paused mass buyouts. federal workers, labor unions are trying to get that program fully blocked. president trump returning to washington overnight after becoming the first sitting president to attend a super bowl, making news before he steppedn the stadium with a new tariff announcement on imported steel and alumim. any steel coming into the united states is going to have a 25% tariff, and promising more tariffs are coming on countries that tax. american exports, the growing list poisedo potentially bowl pre-show interview. the president defende

thank you for joining us here in new orleans. thanks to team on the ground. i'm shannon bream, enjoy the super bowl and we'll see you next on fox news sunday. >> it is superbowl sunday here in america and the kansas city chiefs hoping to complete a historic three peat but the eagles hoping to avenge the super bowl loss with the eagles. i'm kevin cork in for john scott and this is the fox report. >> fans gearing umm for the big game capping off absolutely wild 2024nfl season and new orleans, no surprise, has become the epicenter of the sports world. big easy hosting the bowl for the first time since 2013 when the ravens took down the niners in a thriller. team coverage this afternoon and matt finn standing by in new orleans but the north lawn of the white house with lucas tomlinson as the president is the first to attend the beg game. hey, lucas. reporter: hey, kevin. it's been a pretty good day for president trump and played a round of golf with tiger woods and son charlie and off to super bowl. air force one lifted off from west palm beach. earlier he sat dow

and we'll take you to the red carpet in new orleans. the party is in full swing as we head into super bowl weekend. and keep in mind, the super bowl is in santa clara next year. good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight i'm raj mathai. we will chat with the 49ers president as the countdown is on for next year's super bowl at levi's. also, we've got to use the bleep button you heard there for elon musk his new battle with silicon valley congressman ro khanna. those stories in just a few moments. we want to start with oureather like we've been doing all week. the latest storm hitting the bay area. a live look now in san francisco. we're still seeing some scattered showers and some flooding in parts of the bay area. at least two people have died, sadly in sonoma county, and a third person was rescued. are you in there? where are you at? in the back. pretty intense here. this is near point reyes on tuesday morning. all caught on a deputy's body cam. a woman hit a puddle, lost control, landing in the flooded creek. she was able to call

it's new orleans. >> they've got a lot of brass. really do. >> and a lot of animals. >> and 29 minutes you know it's happening? >> tom brady. >> i think his fox news debut. >> we prayed for this to happen and before the end of the show. >> all of my girlfriends are watching saying why didn't you tell us in advance. we were flying up to new york and would've been in the studio. he's in new orleans. it a happen life. >> a guy i'd say is almost -- >> i'm glad you clarified. i was afraid you guys would put me up and people are like it's tom brady already. >> not yet. at 4:00 today we know that but first things first set the scene for us. >> don't promo your show, just do your job right now. here's the scene, i may new orleans on bourbon street, it's right there despite my broadcasting mishaps earlier i have not been partying all night or this morning. i'm just bad at broadcasting. this is where the party takes place every hour leading up to the super bowl on sunday. we're literally over looking at. i don't know if we still the camera do

for most visitors, new orleans means mardi gras and bourbon street. week the whole city is putting its best foot forward for super bowl fans. >> i love this city. and it always -- you know, there's always new things that surprise me. >> reporter: wayne lives in hawaii and he's been following the kansas city chiefs around the country since they won theafc title. now he's headed to the big gamement. >> for any sports tap that loves traveling, i mean, this is a city that i mean, yeah. you don't have to tell me twice. >> i don't know what the score might be. eagles 1 and travis kelce and taylor swift, 0. >> reporter: this eagles' fan from denver traveled with friends to their ninth super bowl city. >> we actually plan way in advance. so we are very prepared and we know what to do. the minute we leave here, we're ready for the next venue. >> reporter: fans aren't just excited about the big game. they're also looking forward to getting a little taste of what new orleans has to offer. >> i'm just excited to try all. >> beignets and coffee and po'boys is my a

exciting night in new orleans before super bowl lix.ogg the emcee joined on stage by jelly roll losing so much weight by the day. showed up in full uniform. cracked a joke at his own expense. >> don't even look like he plays football; i, on the other hand, peak athleticism, music superstar. one could say i'm travis and taylor in the same pair of britches. >> lawrence: that was good. >> brian: now to the awards themselves. quarterback josh allen who could argue with them taking home first mvp award edging out large jackson by just a few votes. eagles superstar saquon barkley signed as a free agent. earning the offensive player of the year award there he is. jayden daniels winning offensive rookie of the year. maybe the best rookie quarterback ever including, i think dan marino. coach of the year award to kevin o'connell. and by the way he was awarded that award by bill belichick who he played for. >> ainsley: he was tom brady's coach or played with tom brady? >> brian: is he a quarterback guru. pro-football class of 2025 announced great

from new orleans.the warriors had the night off, but there's a sense of anticipation with the team as their new acquisition, jimmy butler, could be making his debut tomorrow night in chicago. prior to last night, warriors lost to the lakers. butler met with the media. he talked about how he has his joy back and he's ready to play. you may remember the warriors acquired butler wednesday night in a multi-team trade. as part of the trade, the warriors sent andrew wiggins, kyle anderson and a protected first round draft pick to the miami heat in a separate deal. the warriors also traded dennis schroder to the jazz. if butler plays tomorrow night, it will be the first time he's been on the court is revealing some big names involved in the star studded celebration. check it out. yes, those are some big names. it's hard to condense 50 years of iconic guests in a three hour show, but snl says it's going to try. new promo reveals some of the people involved. it will feature mainstays, of course, like steve mart

well, all eyes on new orleans for super bowl 59. but there's a lot of buzz here in the bay area about next year's big game that's at levi's. the bay area leader is now in new orleans tonight getting ready for the official host city handoff. and around the bay area, the freeze warnings are back tonight, including san jose tri-valley in the north bay. we're tracking the latest on these cold temperatures and rain set to make a big comeback in the 7-day forecast ahead for us president trump getting in on the great straw debate, pledging to bring back plastic. plus, playstation goes offline, its servers out goes offline, its servers out for nearly a day. gamerout ofs ever feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine? 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. botox® effects may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doct

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zaileen janmohamed is taking the ball from new orleans to the bay area. >> new orleans will host bothtime any region ever has hosted these global events in the same year. we're doing this because we also believe in the power of sport to do so much more. every morning when the fog rolls into the bay area, the region weeks up to another day of possibility. the bay is a place for the dreamers and doers, a place where anyone, no matter where they came from, take the impossible and make it possible. where it doesn't matter if you're the first pick or the last pick, you are relevant. you can be relevant and you can change the game. we're already challenging ourselves to do things differently. making our mark . from entrepreneurship in the south bay to it the vibrant culture of the east bay to award- winning wineries in the north and the waterfront of san francisco. the bay area is a tapestry of experiences that will captivate your senses. we cannot wait to show the world the beauty and the magic that awaits them in 2026. you will have goose bumps just like i do every single day. it is now m

so was new orleans.ity of new orleans showed up and showed out, even though the game was lopsided. it was a heck of a super bowl week, michael. >> michael: it has been one heck of a super bowl week there, will. congratulations to the eagles. i love the fact that every one of them is like team, team, team. to see them celebrate with their families afterwards is fun to see. we're gonna go back to you in new york, robin. what you got? >> robin: we're gonna hear from one of the eagles in a moment. you know that. first let's get more from the streets of philadelphia. as rebecca said, no lamp post is safe. janai norman is there for us. good morning, janai. >> reporter: it was the light poles that weren't safe out here last night, robin. good morning to you. fans tagged this area. it has now reopened. this area last night was described as bedlam on broad street. the area has reopened and cleanup got started just about two hours ago. but my producer tells me that fireworks started halfway through the third quart

and you can see the celebration here on bourbon street in the french quarter of new orleans. this is the 11th time. the super bowl has been held in new orleans and it came just weeks after a ramming attack on this very street killed 14 pages security which ran down through and rested in a level that included the fact that the president of the united states donald trump, was had that came along with a number of high profile figures that you can see that is not discern, and people celebrating here in new orleans is coming out and the people to invest. they're gonna be here in the streets. they're not worried about the security situation. they believe john henry and you're all right, well that's it for me down jordan. much more information of course on our website. so i'll just be able to come there. it is on your screen just continues here on out to 0. often people on power station that's i watching the 10 weeks of his really bombardments on the left, 4000 people dead and drove over 1000000 from there from the day when it does so. and with the dead still buried under level peop

from new orleans.rriors had the night off, but there's a sense of anticipation with the team as their new acquisition, jimmy butler, could be making his debut tomorrow night in chicago. prior to last night, warriors lost to the lakers. butler met with the media. he talked about how he has his joy back and he's ready to play. you may remember the warriors acquired butler wednesday night in a multi-team trade. as part of the trade, the warriors sent andrew wiggins, kyle anderson and a protected first round draft pick to the miami heat in a separate deal. the warriors also traded dennis schroder to the jazz. if butler plays tomorrow night, it will be the first time he's been on the court dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. hig

new orleans as well from new orleans to dallas, where anthony davis impressed on his davy for the mavericks. the 10 time old style joined the mass of his thoughts of the month and a seismic trade. so lucy, don't change heads to me. los angeles lakers and saves, announced his arrival by tops orthodontist of 26 points. to help him beat the houston rockets, 116 to one or 5. he also added 16 rebounds davis didn't find it, didn't finish the game and exiting lights in the 3rd quarter through injury. although he's reassured friends, there's nothing to worry about. but he got type like a little spasm, obviously dealing with the, the, you know, strong stereo. so, you know, just try to get it loose and want to really like, loosen up like go. but it's not that no serious i'm, i'm fine. a decent debut for davis spots. many mouse funds are still furious, but the franchise trade that don't change hundreds gather to pretest before the game with houston, which was dallas is 1st at home since don't it's less of the late his funds calling for general manager, nico harrison, the man responsible for the tron s

rachel. >> rachel: morgan norwood reporting from new orleans. thank you. >>> next tonight, new concerns about the bird flu. the new images coming in with egg prices soaring to record highs, and shortages nationwide. the new heist in seattle just days after 100,000 eggs were stolen in pennsylvania. here's abc's ike ejiochi. >> reporter: tonight, as the bird flu outbreak sends the price of eggs to record highs, more evidence that the grocery staple is becoming an attractive target for thieves. new surveillance video showing two suspects entering a refrigerated shed behind a seattle cafe in the middle of the night. loading hundreds of dollars worth of eggs and other breakfast foods into a white van before fleeing the scene. this comes after police are investigating another theft in pennsylvania earlier this month. this one targeting a distribution facility for pete and gerry's eggs where thieves were able to get away with 100,000 eggs worth approximately $40,000. leaving the company to beef up security. >> if it happened once, it could happen again.

at any moment now, president trump will land in new orleans, where he will be the first sitting president to attend a super bowl. it comes as he is doubling down on his dismantling of government agencies in a new pre-super bowl television interview that just aired. trump argues he has a mandate from the american people to eliminate wasteful spending, and he's vowing more drastic cuts on the way. the president also repeated his desire to make canada the 51st state. >> you know. >> the prime minister said this weekend to a group of canadian businessman. he was in a private meeting. he said that your wish for canada to be the 51st state is a, quote, real thing. is it a real thing? >> yeah it is. i think canada would be much better off being a 51st state, because we lose $200 billion a year with canada, and i'm not going to let that happen. it's too much. why are we paying $200 billion a year essentially in subsidy to canada. now if they're a 51st state, i don't mind doing it. >> cnn's betsy klein is joining us right now. betsy, what more can you tell us about this new interview? >> well, fre

now to a live look at the new orleans superdome where later today, new orleans superdome, super bowl organizers will hand things off to bay area organizers. right now in new orleans, there's still some cleanup. probably to do. no doubt. definitely. this cleanup needs to happen in philadelphia, where eagles fans celebrated late into the night after the eagles dominated super bowl win over the chiefs. if you were one of tens of millions who watched, you probably know this already, but not much of a game, right? eagles took control early and kansas city never mounted a challenge. philly quarterback jalen hurts threw for two touchdowns and ran for another. he won the most valuable player award and called it a team win. you don't do great things without the guys around you, so the effort, the work, always leaning on that, trusting in that and trusting the process and staying the course. chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes, meantime, looked merely mortal, throwing two interceptions, including one where the eagles scored. eagles won it 40 to 22. fly eagles fly football's biggest night also p

i'm chris hagan. >> president trump flew to new orleans for the super bowl. he is the first president to attend the super bowl while in office. his presence, a controversial one given his history with the nfl during his first term, he urged the nfl to fire players who kneeled during the national anthem as part of a racial injustice and police brutality protest. he also downplayed the severity of concussions in football as the league moved to reduce head trauma in the game. eagles fans wasted no time spilling onto the streets of new orleans after their team's big win. thousands left the caesars superdome and went to bourbon street to celebrate. they danced and cheered. the eagles. incredible victory. the date and time for the team's victory parade has yet to be announced. no matter how you celebrate orgreave in the aftermath of the super bowl, officials are reminding people to do so safely last year. there were about 13,000 dui arrests nationwide related to alcohol and 10,000 related to drugs. the chp reminds people to not drink or do drugs and drive and calle

a big time in the big easy. >> new orleans is awesome.and this weekend, new orleans is hosting the biggest bash of the year, from the french quarter to the nfl experience. there's a little something for everyone. >> it's been awesome. tours, a ton of great food, and we've been here today. it's been amazing. >> reporter: but, for the chiefs and eagles, this is a business trip. >> it's all about your focus. it's all about keeping the main thing the main thing. truly. >> reporter: the planning and practice just about over now. players on both teams anxious to get to game time. >> a lot of guys don't get the opportunity to play this game. so i'm just going to take advantage of it and make the most of it. >> reporter: the most of it for the chiefs would be nfl history. the team looking to win their third lombardi trophy in as many years. a three-peat, something that's' never been done. >> i think more than anything, it's just to be able to win. i know that sounds easy. but to be able to win with the team around you that's something special tha

that is expected to happen in just about an hour in new orleans. live in santa clara. abc seven news. >> thank you. lena. a san francisco health company is facing backlash and scrutiny from lawmakers over its super bowl ad. you might have seen the ad by hims and hers pushing its weight loss drugs. republican senator dick durbin and democratic senator roger marshall say the commercial leaves out safety information and risks misleading patients. the company's medication is not fda approved, so it doesn't have to follow the same rules around disclosing side effects in advertising. the lawmakers want to close that loophole. hims and hers says it's following the law and is happy to work with congress on patient choice and affordability. >> t-mobile's super bowl commercial announced a partnership with elon musk's starlink. the ad said there are more than 500,000mi■!s in the u. that are unreachable by cell phone towers. in an emotional display, t-mobile showed examples of emergencies and memories that are never received. and according to the ad, t-mobile and starlink launched

i love new orleans, i love the history, obviously. mber last time they had a super bowl there. their infrastructure was terrible. they lost power. it changed the complex of the game. 49ers got new momentum almost beat the ravens on the way to win the game. we know about the terror attack from a few weeks ago. we know the police force has been depleted. you think they have solved these problems? >> will: substantive points you make there, kilmeade. [laughter] >> will: the lights went out in the super bowl. >> brian: yeah. >> will: and as -- i will say i was talking -- legitimately i was just talking to tyrus about this about the police presence in new orleans. the infrastructure. you know, he lived here for 10 years and he was like it's stretched thin here in new orleans. i guess, look, growing up in texas, new orleans is a place that you come to have a good time. >> lawrence: that's right. >> will: i don't live here. you come here to have a good time. it feels like a great place to have a party like a super bowl. you do make good point

will: will kane has the best assignment in the building, he's in new orleans for the game. >> parts can hit everybody in the room, tomorrow the super bowl, everybody is going to be before the chiefs or the eagles. all the negative stuff will be out of their mind. >> the third hour of "fox and friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ joey:i get goosebumps, super bowl weekend is the best we can, you see the pregame show starting tomorrow at 1:00 pm, the chiefs and eagles and you guys are fired up. i'm excited i get to fill in on the weekend. i love talking football but i only wish my commanders were in it and not these. madison: everybody is in for the chiefs. i'm just going to go with the eagles just to be a contrarian butterfly in the ointment. >> this is a rematch of super bowl lvii the chiefs and eagles but last time the chiefs, this time some polling shows more people are rooting for the eagles this time. rachel: that an anti-taylor swift vote. i'm going to tell you this. somebody who must feel he hit the lottery, will kane has a new show, the ratings will up, get sent to the super bowl

rachel. >> rachel: morgan norwood reporting from new orleans. thank you. >>> next tonight, new concerns about the bird flu. the new imnls coming in with egg prices soaring to record highs, and shortages nationwide. the new heist in seattle just days after 100,000 eggs were stolen in pennsylvania. here's ike ejiochi. >> reporter: tonight, as the bird flu outbreak sends the price of eggs to record highs, more evidence that the grocery staple is becoming an attractive target for thieves. new surveillance video showing two suspects entering a refrigerated shed behind a seattle cafe in the middle of the night. loading hundreds of dollars worth of eggs and other breakfast foods into a white van before fleeing the scene. this comes after police are investigating another theft in pennsylvania earlier this month. this one targeting a distribution facility for pete and jerry's eggs where thieves were able to get away with 100,000 eggs worth approximately $40,000. leaving the company to beef up security. >> if it happened once, it could happen again. we're

fans have been pouring into new orleans by the day.ded, there was a mardi gras-style parade downtown. the chiefs bus had to weave its way through with a police escort. now, we're getting ready for the super bowl. this morning, finally it's super bowl sunday. >> go chiefs! >> go birds! >> reporter: super bowl lix just hours away. the kansas city chiefs chasing an unprecedented three-peat. >> we got two goliaths going at it at the super bowl, man. >> reporter: but to make history, they'll have to get past the philadelphia eagles. >> records don't matter if you don't win a super bowl. >> reporter: over 100,000 fans flocking to new orleans for the big game. nearly 76,000 expected at a soldout caesars superdome including president trump, a first for a sitting president. ♪ the big easy buzzing with excitement. this mardi gras-style parade in the french quarter kicking off the weekend. nearly 120 million americans also expected to watch on tv. >> look. from the very beginning, football's been a conspiracy to make us hungry. >> reporter: that'

and new orleans knows how to party. for the next 36 hours between now and the kickoff between the chiefs and eagles, we will have a live report ahead. >>> we want to begin with a fierce weekend storm that is bringing nasty weather from iowa to new england. we are happy to welcome telemundo's gabby day on the studio. we have a lot of snow to keep an eye on. >> that's right. happy to be here. we are tracking a parade of storms that will impact millions of people today and this weekend . we are seeing energy in the system that is going to be more organized in the next couple of hours and then it will bring the snow, dripping rain and snow. this is what we are tracking. we have almost 100 million people under winter alerts, winter storms, most of them on the northeast. this is what we think it is going to be the most impact. let me time it for you. tonight, the snow is going to be impacting the great lakes. then we also see a little moisture on the south, participation and also the ice which is very, very dangerous, especia

. >>> 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 storms, a new weather threat for california. residents warn to prepare for the worst. >>> plus the daunting recovery. >> i'm elise preston in los angeles, where we take a look at the massive cleanup. >>> and later, she's the star attraction in a museum filled with masterpieces. why the "mona lisa's" roommates may be glad she's moving out. >> she's a universal masterpiece, you know. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york wi

so reporting live in new orleans. i'm rod carter. now back to you. sue per important appreciate or out. >> you stay safe and we'll be seeing you this rob carr live for us in new orleans. thank you, rob. >> little closer to home a week after copper wire thieves cut power off to an entire. >> campus later school is now slated to reopen kron four's philippe djegal talk to the superintendent about trying to get everybody back to business. >> the lights are back on at in leadership academy in vallejo little more than a week after the entire campus lost power taking today to just test our systems. our fire systems, hvac systems and school, be back to normal. tomorrow, vallejo city unified school district superintendent ruben aurelio praising the around the clock work district staff and contractors, putin to restore electricity. >> repairs initially estimated at up to $250,000 ending up at about $160,000. last get that money from its not like flush with funds and have a bunch of dollars. we can shift to these types of repairs. it does impact our general fun

the best team in the nfl for the 2024 season reporting live from the superdome in new orleans. m yeah, the dome looks good there behind you, chris. thanks for being here. say tomorrow. >> all right. another news this afternoon today, the state assembly passed 2 bills aimed at fighting president donald trump but did not come without some drama between democrats and republicans. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace shares reaction from both sides of the aisle. >> that republicans here at the state capitol say fighting trump is the wrong approach. while most democrats say it's necessary. >> with that the state assembly officially get lulled into governor gavin newsom, special legislative session this afternoon. all to take up 2 bills. the governor believes will help the state prepare for and respond to actions taken by the trump administration clerk will open the road. the first bill calls for the state to allocate 25 million dollars to the california department of justice to help attorney general rob bonta fund a future lawsuit against the trump administration. the second bill

cnn's senior national correspondent ryan young is in new orleans, where security has been ramped up evenmore than usual because of the president's attendance. and, of course, because of that new year's day deadly attack. so what's happening now? >> i'm hiding off camera, fred, because you can see the amount of people that have hit bourbon street even since the last time we talked. the big concern is, of course, people talk about security. but, look, this is one of the biggest parties in america when it comes to the super bowl and how much it means it's america's game. quite honestly, you see fans coming from all over. look, i had to ask because i saw your son. how are you? first of all, how excited are you to be here for the super bowl? first of all. >> we're so excited. my son was dreaming about this in july, promised to take him in the super bowl. and we're here with my cousin. this is amazing. it's all about the kids. >> security wise, how do you feel so far with your family here? >> totally safe. the national guard is here. everyone's here. it's really amazing what they've done. >> t

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he has been there in new orleans for all the action. okay, so after the parades, the fanfare, the excitement, it is go time. what's up? >> what's up is an epic showdown, a rematch from the super bowl two seasons ago. fredricka. last time it was 3835. those eagles lost in a heartbreaker. now here we are. can they get redemption? or will those chiefs win a third straight super bowl? that would be a record this time around. the philadelphia eagles have it. maybe unfair advantage. the best running back in the nfl. saquon barkley 2005 yards this season. most in the nfl. he's 29 yards shy of breaking the single season regular and playoffs rushing mark. so i talked to some of his linemen. the thing they love about him most is that he is humble. as big of a superstar as he is. he's always spreading the love and showing credit to his big linemen up front. here he is, saquon barkley on this game. >> you don't rush for 2000 yards by accident and you don't do it by yourself. that's why i love this sport. it's the ultimate team sport and i have the

major winter storm hitting now, deadline day for federal buyout offer, and we're live in new orleans for the super bowl. snow and ice for 100 million americans. cars spin out as the storm moves into the i 95 corridor creating a dangerous morning from dc to new york. ginger is in our storm zone. >> rebecca: deadline date for millions of federal workers facing buyout offers. the intelligence community getting those offer, too, as elon musk digs deeper into federal agencies, now at the center for medicare and medicade. how democrats on capitol hill are sounding the alarm about musk. >> whit: growing questions for the white house on how the president's plan for gaza would work, after he says the u.s. would take over the region. >> george: egg prices breaking records. >> $14.99 for eggs? >> george: a company said 100,000 eggs were stolen. this as a new type of bird flu is detected in u.s. dairy cows. chaos in the air. an unruly man restrained by fellow passengers after he punched and kicked a window until it cracked. and the moment two planes collided. was the area under air traffic contro