the wine is made from the sap of palm trees and can spoil quickly.cientist and he says it took four years of research and development to figure out how to bring palm wines to the market in a sustainable way. >> i know i'm always looking to see, but as far as i know, i'm the only palm wine available in the us. i got into palm wine by going back to nigeria, visiting my family's ancestral land and home, and working with the tappers there to understand what is good palm wine. >> right now you can only buy a king of wines in person at events like black vines, or if you join their wine club. well, thousands of people fill the streets in oakland today for the black joy parade. [music] the parade is one of several events around the bay area celebrating black history month. organizers say representation matters, and that's what the event is all about, showcasing black culture and community. >> it brings out a sense of community in oakland, and we really need that, especially during this time, you know, and then for to happen in black history month, i really t

with the tappers there to understand what is good palm wine. >> the wine comes from the sap of palm requires cutting down trees and can spoil quickly. but ajanaku isn't just a winemaker. he's a scientist. and he says when it comes to ikanga wines, sustainability is top of mind. >> so that's where my science background came in, and it was really just four years of r&d to develop this product. and now we're here just starting to get it out into the world. >> ikanga is based in berkeley, and it was at the berkeley site of the black vines event that celebrated black wine makers that people got a chance to taste what he's created a wine without tannins, one that is sourced locally and one you can only buy in person or as a member of the wine club. >> there's a lot of people who are just having it for the first time, especially here in the us. but there's a big group of people who grew up with it, or when they go back to the old country, you know, they they enjoy it there. it's kind of an adventure in your mouth. i would like to say you dive in not really knowing what you're going to expe

the sap of palm trees, but it often requires cutting down trees and can spoil quickly.ys when it comes to ikanga wines, sustainability is top of mind. >> so that's where my science background came in, and it was really just four years of r&d to develop this product. and now we're here just starting to get it out into the world. >> ikanga is based in berkeley, and it was at the berkeley site of the black vines event that celebrated black wine makers that people got a chance to taste what he's created a wine without tannins. one that is sourced locally and one you can only buy in person or as a member of the wine club. >> there's a lot of people who are just having it for the first time, especially here in the us. but there's a big group of people who grew up with it, or when they go back to the old country, you know, they they enjoy it there. it's kind of an adventure in your mouth. i would like to say you dive in not really knowing what you're going to experience. and then there's these kind of like waves or layers of experiences that you have, depending on the differen

air force one lifted off from west palm beach. earlier he sat down with our own bret baier discussing a range of topics, including elon musk doge team and the work they're doing. here's an excerpt. >> 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 a great help with elon musk, who's been terrific. bret: bottom line, you say you trust him? >> trust elon? oh, he's not gaining anything. i wonder how he can devote the time to it. he's so into it. i told him do that and then i'll tell him very soon, like, 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're going to find billions, hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud and abuse and, you know, people elected me on that.

palm wines?eve, so you're going to have to. >> i think we'll have to do some research. sal. >> pam, i'd be happy to research this with you. okay. palm wine. a little bit of cheese. that sounds perfect. some grapes. >> oh, yeah. >> sounds good to me. all right. good morning everyone. let's go out and see what we have. with the morning commute, i'm going to focus on the east bay because i'm beginning to see a lot of slowing on 680 between dublin and pleasanton. i don't see a crash here, but i do see some slow traffic heading that way. same with the commute in hayward. that looks pretty good at the macarthur maze. it looks all right, but look how the fog is there. roberta and i have been talking about the fog this morning. it's not. i wouldn't say it's affecting people, but the roads are damp. the day went outside and told me it was misty. i think i'm going to do that too, after this report. and step outside and see if the cars in our parking lot have a bunch of mist on them. this is a look at the b

hi, lucas. >> reporter: good morning from if west palm beach, david. president trump reacting to this latest crash in philadelphia last night taking to truth social. i'll read you his post. it says, quote, so sad to see the plane go down in philadelphia, pennsylvania. more innocent souls lost. our people are totally engaged. first responders are already being given credit for doing a great job. more to follow, god bless you all. now, last night trump arrived here at palm beach international, his first trip in his winter white house since being sworn into office for a second time. before leaving the white house, he spoke to reporters about the timing of the investigation into that mid-air collision wednesday night involving the army black hawk helicopter and american airlines flight 5342. >> i think they'll do an investigation and it'll probably come out the way said it. i like to put it up front. i'm so tired of listening to things happen to our country and then people say we'll do an investigation and three years later they come out with a report that

i sent i am in palm beach. he said you are in palm beach? what are you doing in palm beach? i said howard called me. i said i am having dinner with howard. he got on the phone with howard and said why are you having dinner with kristi noem. you finally picked a good looking cabinet secretary. i told my husband on the phone here is what is interesting about that experience for me was i feel like god facilitated that whole day, because i went to mar-a-lago, and i had to see what every other cabinet secretary had to go through to get a position. i had to see how they were interrogated, and they had to be prepared for their position that they would be taking on and everything, and then god said but i am not going to make you do that. it almost felt to me like it was god confirming to me how strong he had placed on my heart that this was a job i was supposed to have. he wanted me to know what was required to have everybody, but i will not make you do that. this is something you are going to do because i have the confidence and the president had the confidence to give it to me, so

images on your screen in palm beach florida where trump is that signing another batch of executive ordersng out the signing desk for the podium. we expect the president to speak very soon. we just got details on what he is signing it relates to expanding access to ivf in -- and reducing health care cost. we will bring you updates. we have a big show here for you today including an interview with celebrity after superstar kevin costner. we are supposed to be joined as well by the secretary of transportation sean duffy. later in the show we will talk about the flu, with alex. nobody is talking about it but everybody is experiencing the flu. we keep an eye on palm beach, florida,, we are going to begin with this. >> the american people are alarmed about the possibility that elon musk and his far right extreme minions, have access to their personal and financial information. >> president trump is on a rampage of legality, he has a lot of authority, he has an agenda, he is entitled to pursue his agenda with all the power of the executive branch. but he is not entitled to do in a way that is no

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willie james inman, cbs news, west palm beach, florida. >>> turning now to the middle east where therail and emaciated condition of some of the hostages being released by hamas has stunned many israelis. they're renewing pressure on their government now to extend the fragile ceasefire. the first phase of the ceasefire expires in just three weeks. phase 2 should include more hostages being released plus a complete israeli withdrawal from gaza. but so far there's been little progress on talks. cbs's chris livesay reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: after 16 months in hamas captivity it shows. eli sharabi embraces his brother and sister just after his release from a dungeon. his father-in-law, pete brisley, comparing sharabi to how he looked before and after, was horrified. >> to see the emaciated state that they put him in. an absolute disgrace. it was an absolute shock. and we both sat and cried. it looked as though he'd come out of a concentration camp. >> reporter: just before sharabi was released hamas forced him to tell the crowds in gaza that he was excited to be reunited with hi

cbs' willie james inman is in west palm beach, florida, tracking it all. >> reporter: president trumpacing fans in daytona looking up as air force one did a low fly-by over the speedway before landing. on the ground, the presidential limousine later did a slow roll around the track. but it's full speed ahead for the president's agenda. this week, more federal workers are expected to get pink slips as thousands of federal employees across at least 20 agencies are being axed in a move to cut costs. behind the effort is the white house's department of government efficiency, led by elon musk. critics are blasting the purges. >> bill clinton did things to shrink the size of government, and he did it with congress. there is a difference between that and ignoring congress and violating the law. >> reporter: republicans claim the cuts are needed. >> well, i think that's up to president trump. keep in mind, president trump put in musk to be a consultant. just like many successful corporations around the world. >> reporter: trump's agenda facing at least 70 lawsuits nationwide. on friday, a jud

he went above and beyond to save about 40 people from two palm care facilities.wo buildings are no longer standing. >> let's get them outside. halfway through the building went dark. the building across the street was on fire. so i just told the employees hey, if you have a car, grab it. >> reporter: jean harris showcaseing the humanity of the department during the city's biggest tragedy. as the night went on, 70% of the department jumped into action to put their lives on the line to rescue people still in their homes as the flames closed in. >> sirens going off everywhere. hard to hear, hard to see. >> it's a night you don't every think you will see in a career and then it happens. >> police department, evacuate immediately. >> reporter: these hours that changed entire communities. the officers in the middle of it all going door to door with life saving actions. >> heroic efforts, job well done, we can't thank them enough. then contending with flooding too, in certain areas as well. >> it's been all or nothing across california from i-80 northward, a significant

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cbs' willie james inman is in west palm beach near where president trump is spending the weekend.lie james? >> reporter: nancy, good evening to you. president trump delivering on a key campaign threat, imposing punishing tariffs on canada, china, and mexico. a move that economists warn will raise prices for americans. president trump throwing the first punch in a fight with america's largest trading partners. imports from canada and mexico will be hit with a tariff of 25%. imports from china 10%. the president says the tariffs are a reaction to illegal migration, illicit fentanyl, and trade deficits. >> number one is the people that are pouring into our country so horribly and so much. number two are the drugs, fentanyl and everything else. >> reporter: government data shows over 21,000 pounds of illicit fentanyl was seized at the u.s. southern border during fiscal year 2024. but only 43 pounds of the drug was seizes at the canadian border. canadian prime minister justin trudeau said the country is at a critical moment. >> we're ready with a response. a purposeful, forceful, but r

this july will mark 2 years for palm at this score she says this is the first time her business has been burglarized. >> in walnut creek, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news happening tonight there fremont city council is voting on banning homeless camping in public. if it's approved. the ordinance would prevent homeless people from camping on public property like parks and streets and sidewalks. the measure would target anyone who is causing permitting, aiding, abetting or concealing a homeless encampment. they would face a misdemeanor charge which could lead to $1000 fine and 6 months in jail. but the mayor does tell us that is referring to people who build structures for the homeless like tree houses and other shelters not approved by the city. >> we're not looking to penalize people for helping our community are helping our neighbors. that is not the intention of ordinance at all. >> the mayor there says that the city wants to work with agencies to support the homeless community and won't be punishing those trying to help them out. many homeless advocate who are against this measure. t

>> lambert was a roughly 70 year old. >> gay man. >> who lived in palm springs. did. >> have some romantic challenges. >> he met danny. >> garcia online. >> casal got roped into it. >> they went. >> down there to. >> steal his money. that didn't work out. >> they killed him. >> and then. >> took him for. >> everything he had. >> american hustlers is out now. you can find it on apple, spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. that's it for today's true crime news. i'm anna garcia. see you next time, everyone. crime - whether it's shaping nature into a thing of beauty, striving to capture that perfect fleeting moment, or simply drawing inspiration from the world around us, artistry and nature often go hand in hand. in this episode, we go inside the studios of four incredible artists to see how they turn our awesome planet into works of art. welcome to awesome planet. i'm philippe cousteau. i'm here at silverado salvage and design. we'll get a chance to explore how seemingly unusable pieces of wood

this july will mark 2 years for palm at this score she says this is the first time her business has been burglarized. >> in walnut creek, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> whether time here as we get a live look over san francisco. >> yeah, we're in store for a whole. a lot of wild weather here to tell us about. aren't see how common is out there right now and not going to be like at the 24 hours from now. >> we're going to see things really start ramp up and then really unleashing overnight as we head toward wednesday night and thursday. so be prepared. this going to be a significant storm rolling in the bay area. kind of quiet out there right now. we do have another weak system that's coming in as we speak, bringing with it some scattered light showers. you can see the trees, though, whether or not waiving out there at all. but by tomorrow, at this time, they'll begin to pick up so a high wind watch has been posted for the bay area's. we're going to see some very strong gusty winds. i think 50 to 60 mile an hour. winds may be common, but we could see some 70 maybe some 80 plus mile

. >> i'm traveling with the president in west palm beach, florida, as a federal judge blocks elon musk from accessing some of americans' most sensitive data. >>> new outrage at hamas even as israel cheers the latest hostage release. >> in tel aviv, they are overjoyed to see more hostages freed. >>> supplies nationwide, returning short. >>> i'm talking with shoppers scrambling to find the breakfast staple. >>> at the super bowl, a historic threepeat on the line. >> if the chiefs are victorious, one of biggest winners won't be on the field. >>> and we head to the polar bear capital of the world. it's a community that lives with a predator. >> it is a scary thought to think the polar bears may not be here one day. >> this is the cbs weekend news from new york. >> good evenin and thank you for joining us. we start tonight with a new winter storm that is plastering millions of americans in 25 states with snow and ice. this right there is minnesota where the plows are out and travel is treacherous. the fast-moving storm is blowing from the midwest into the northeast. some areas could see 10

lucas tomlinson live in west palm beach for us with more lucas. >> welcome from west palm beach.ident trump responding to the latest crash, this one in philadelphia, posting to truth social, so sad to see the plane go down in philadelphia, pennsylvania. more innocent souls loss, our people are totally engaged. first responders are given credit for doing a great job. more to follow, god bless you all. and moments ago, trump's transportation secrean duffy posting a time, this morning, i reiterated that they'll have the full support and i'll give updates as i receive them. and president trump on the tariffs mexico, canada and china. >> and p tariffs cause great success, there could be some temporary short-term disruption and people will understand that. i had that when i negotiated good deals for the farmers and unfortunately those deals have been led astray by biden and his people because they didn't enforce the deals. >> td economics says the looming trump tariffs on canadian oil could increase prices by 70 cents a gallon and canada supplies crude oil that the u.s. impacts and tru

cbs' willie james inman is in west palm beach, florida, tracking it all. willie james?> reporter: good evening to you, nancy. president trump's aggressive push to slash the federal workforce and cut government spending is drawing new scrutiny. today, president trump had racing fans in daytona looking up as "air force one" did a lowfully by over the speedway before landing. on the ground, the presidential limousine later did a slow roll around the track. but it's full speed ahead for the president's agenda. this week more federal workers are expected to get pink slips, as thousands of federal employees across federal agencies are being axed in a move to cut costs. behind the effort is the white house's department of government efficiency, led by elon musk. critics are blasting the purges. >> there's a difference between that and ignoring congress and violating the law. >> reporter: republicans claim the cuts are needed. >> well, i think that's up to president trump. keep in mind, president trump put in musk to be a consultant, just like many successful corporations aroun

people empower investigators. germany's palm writes, who recognize the town was before dawn in the east german town of reasons, but protest as a gathering from across germany. the everyone here has a coming to to i think dave is immensely dangerous especially because the kind of modernize to fascism nationalism, the, the shift to the right, the, the a, if these 2025 policy conference is being held in reserve and most here wants to disrupt to i'm lena, i'm sorry, is old and even live, so we're gonna try to prevent them from arriving at the conference. we don't uh like to sit on the streets and try to prevent people from getting down. the police stopped the majority of activists from getting 3 for the ones that to, to executive will see the says that the people ask me, why are you doing this is the, is the gets impala, the going to talk good people like me and many of my friends, the direct action of the activists has already pocket this picture. the opposition to the f d is the majority position in germany. and there are thousands of people who are young and old, who have come here to pe

not here but at his house in palm beach. that group got to figure out trump wants to do that he cannot get done with executive orders. >> president trump returns to mar-a-lago after a meeting with the japanese prime minister that brought the end of japanese owned nippon steel's attempt to buy u.s. steel. >> doing it a as an investment, no longer a purchase. >> it was also a busy week for the world's wealthiest man and special government employee evening. >> is he not shy. elon is not shy. >> "time" magazine show's musk behind resolute desk. >> "time" magazine still in business? i didn't know that. >> complaining about musk's outsized influence. >> congress has to stand up and fight we need people across this country to stand up and fight to not agonize against these people. the democrat use of the term unelected is really quite remarkable here. donald trump was elected in an overwhelming landslide. these are donald trump staffers. >> so-called sacred crew cows of the federal budget could be on the chopping block. >> educatio

wrote the tie-breaking vote so that millionity millionaires could have their fifth vehicle parked in palm beach with a check for $7500 thanks to the u.s. taxpayer. we have seen program after program -- [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] >> you can watch the rest of this on the free c-span now video app. we leave it to take you over to capitol hill where the house is gaveling in. live coverage here on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. holy and most wise god we seek your wisdom. wisdom to meet the challenges of this day, wisdom to discern what is the direction you with would have us go, wisdom to determine what is the truth you wish us both to hear and speak. how does a person become as wise as this? the first step you have said is to trust and honor you, o lord. so we take our first step today before any legislative matt

trump is set to depart from palm beach international, i've been there. it is a super airport, in and out easy. we will follow along and take you live to daytona beach, florida were not terribly long from now. welcome and i'm kevin corke for a sunday afternoon. to end the war in ukraine and russia and ukraine. first of all they not marie mcnichol is in west palm beach with more on that. good afternoon. >> good afternoon, kevin pate european leaders are putting together an emergency summit in paris after reports show they will not have a seat at the table for talks with russia about ending the war. this morning national secured advisor mike walt pushed back. >> state may not like some of the sequencing that is going on in these negotiations. but i have to push back on this any notion they are not being consulted. we are part was when they will be president trump to end the war. key factors help drive the negotiations. this has to be a permanent and to the or not temporary adding it cannot be ended in three of the american people deserve some type of paybac

patrick bryant of palms, south carolina. john osborne of charleston, south carolina. and brian musgrave of fort mill, south carolina. let me be loud and clear, i would never allow any woman or underaged girl anywhere near any of you. when you incapacitate women, it's against the law. when you sexually assault women, it's called rape. if you film women without their knowledge without their permission and without their consent, it's called voyeurism and makes you a peeping tom and it is illegal. when you and your business partners like these, all business partners, when you and your business partners pay each other and you sexually abuse women, it's called sex trafficking. and it is against the law. and if by definition makes you a sex trafficker. witness intimidation is also illegal. to eric bowman, patrick bryant, brian musgrave and john osborne, you have bought yourself a one-way ticket to hell, it is nonstop. so i and all of your victims can watch you rot for an eternity. today is about justice. treuct has a way of rising no matter how deeply you try to bury it. ton

give to the other in order to bring it back back government, there's no other realistic majority in palm or any other way. foreign policy is always making clear in that report well on foreign policy terms. they're not ready that far apart from each other. they share the same view about the war and ukraine broadly. they share the same view about the importance of nate, so they share the same view about the positioning of the trump white types. but the one place, one issue ra, that's where they really don't share. a point of view is about migration is to match says he now has the mandate to toughen migration and the laws around migraines, refugees, asylum seekers in a way that missed them. shots was never prepared to do so. how will they square that circle? but all those questions will be on said behind close those over the course of the next few weeks now says he wants to have an agreement. the coalition in place by east that's mid april, 6 weeks or so from now. which means lots of negotiation between now and then. all right, thanks so much dominant came from ballad as well. who is friedr

oh, i see how children are slept or tired and women and, and how people are palmed. and then you come the next day and get them even bigger problems. and you ask them to leave out doors. that's like a pre amenity sensibility, not lack of knowledge, of which fonts, no. a protest in paris defended into violence of support as of the democratic republic of congo, squared off with police. the several arrest one made the $1500.00 people showed up in front of our team with the central african nation holding signs with messages like our wealth out what right now, it's because many are choosing western governments plus we're one of supporting the minutes and defensive in the east to get that hands on. priceless refills. if the guys, the french, they need to get the hell out of the d, r c. and so to the westerners, they have to get out of our land because we're calling the lease. we have the rights to our soil. the congolese people are rich people. our land is rich, we're rich in raw materials. i'd like to say to the french, listen to the history of the congo. find out what's

but behind the sun, the palm trees varies a deep pool. my. the dates back more than 30 years. the board in violence a prize. you have for the terrible ball with georgia. it will just to break away the scars of glass more will than 30 years ago, have the find everything since outlook culture because you use well and slowly a country of streams, a flu, mulner, leasing population incredibly proud of its culture and conditions. but when they look at this building and you have cause, you know, will tell you in a case that's us, it may be crumbling and old, but we bled for this. we followed for this. and then we apartment this field without prize getting 5 minutes. however, 30 years have passed since that dreadful will with georgia, the new generations, the less scholar, they have different priorities. they look at the world to instagram with the incident and they see a different future that of mine, that a few of the families must be foreigners, but they want a better life, you know, to the countries presidents attempted to allow foreign lives and investors to buy land and invest i

aaron gilchrist is traveling with the president in west palm beach, florida >> reporter: loud protests as president trump left the golf course . hours after >> reporter: loud protests as president trump left is for the golf course this afternoon, just hours after federal judges slammed the brakes on his frenzied effort to slash the federal work for since bending. >> we can have big cuts that don't affect anybody. waste, fraud, and abuse. and we are finding it now. that's one of the beauties of what elon is doingocking elon m and team from accessing. lon m >> reporter: a federal judge today temporarily blocking elon musk and his team from accessing sensitive treasury department records, including the social security numbers and financial in of millions of americans. 19 state attorneys general sued the federal government, saying it violated the law by giving musk access to the data. another judge on friday paused a midnight deadline to place thousands of workers at the u.s. agency for international development on administrative already put on leave to be reinstated until after hearing ne

traveling with the president in west palm beach, florida.omlinson, fox news. >> a group of elected leaders in the south bay stood together at mexican heritage plaza today, speaking out against president donald trump's sweeping executive orders this week. one of the main topics they talked about was immigration. after a week of ice operations reported across the bay area. newly minted congressman of district six, sam liccardo, criticized the fear that he says ice operations have created in south bay communities. carter says he's worried about the administration possibly cutting federal grants when law enforcement chooses to not work with ice. >> it is obviously our great concern that any police department that has said we are not going to be sharing information or engaging with ice could be targeted. >> again, as long as you. >> are, white house press secretary caroline leavitt said yesterday. anyone who entered the country illegally is, quote, by definition, a criminal, and they are subject to deportation. hamas today released three more hos

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dana that marie mcnichol is live in west palm beach, florida, with more on this. danamarie?that's right. ukrainian officials have said they were not invited to that upcoming meeting in saudi arabia, but white house middle east envoy steve witkoff confirms they will still have a seat at the table. >> well, i think ukraine is part of the talks. the president had their a president, zelenskyy, on the phone this past week. if i don't think this is about excluding anybody. in fact, it's about including everybody. >> reporter: now, zelenskyy said this morning that he is confident ukraine will have a say in a deal. take a listen. >> i -- i not only count on it, i'm sure we have to be there, otherwise it's not acceptable. but the war in ukraine against us, it's to our human losses. >> reporter: now, on the domestic front the president is continuing to downsize the federal government. on friday the doj fired more than a dozen immigration judges right before they were set to be sworn in. all 700 immigration judges got a letter asking them to resign as this current backlog of immigratio

betsy klein in west palm beach for us. thank you so much. also, earlier today, a federal judge blocking elon musk's doge agency from continuing to access the treasury department central payment system. and now just into cnn, the white house is responding. this is what they're saying to that ruling, quote, these frivolous lawsuits are akin to children throwing pasta at the wall to see if it will stick. grandstanding government efficiency speaks volumes about those who'd rather delay much needed change with legal shenanigans than work with the trump administration of ridding waste, the government ridding the government of waste, fraud and abuse. the judge in that case has ordered the administration to appear in court on friday, where they will argue against over a dozen state attorneys general that will decide whether the temporary restraining order continues or if it is lifted. axios senior contributor margaret talev is here to talk more about all of this. margaret, good to see you on a saturday evening. thanks so much for being here. we're g

. >> i want to thank some of the people from the palm beach county sheriff's office. also the fire fighters, thank you for being here. we will do some great photos, we have plenty of time. policemen, policewomen and firemen and fire women are here and we appreciate them, you've done a fantastic job. i think it's very important to state incredible things are happening in our country. we've made more progress in three weeks than they've made in four years, especially with respect to the reputation of our country. people are respecting us again as a country and as a powerful country and maybe a smart country but maybe not so smart because when you look at some of the waste, fraud and abuse being uncovered by doge and the people there, these are often young but brilliant people, incredible computer scientists and other things, they are finding levels of fraud and waste and abuse like nobody ever thought possible. before we do that, i just want to ask will to come over. i've just finished signing some executive orders and if we could start with that, you might want to come

we'll have to call those great palm beach police into the situation, right? you guys would figure that out very quickly. but how many of them are being paid? i mean, maybe millions of them. but it's a total fraud. also, a lot of illegal immigrants are in social security that shouldn't be there. yeah, please. go ahead. reporter: there was a big wave of probationary federal workers who were fired over the weekend. some of these workers focused on nuclear weapons security and were immediately rehired. do you have any concerns about how these terminations -- ? pres. trump: no, not at all. i think we have to just do what we have to do. it's -- you know, you're going to -- it's amazing what's been found right now. it's amazing. in some cases, they'll fire people and then they'll put some people back. not all of them, because a lot of people were let go. don't forget -- i got elected on the basis of making our government stronger and smaller. because we have millions of people that shouldn't be paid. and that has also to do with workers. please. no, go ahead. actual

no worries out here in palm beach county.n, there are aspects of this county that obviously are quite rural, but no, the farmers that we spoke with as they support president trump, they also believe that he has to move forward with this. anderson. they say, really, you look at the food supply in this country and it is reliant on these workers. the visa program, though, has its limitations. they say under the department of labor, it is just really cumbersome, really complicated. and they say it's got to be made cheaper, particularly when you think about those smaller farmers.

patrick bryant of palms, south carolina. john osborne of charleston, south carolina. and brian musgrave of fort mill, south carolina. let me be loud and clear, i would never allow any woman or underaged girl anywhere near any of you. when you incapacitate women, it's against the law. when you sexually assault women, it's called rape. if you film women without their knowledge without their permission and without their consent, it's called voyeurism and makes you a peeping tom and it is illegal. when you and your business partners like these, all business partners, when you and your business partners pay each other and you sexually abuse women, it's called sex trafficking. and it is against the law. and if by definition makes you a sex trafficker. witness intimidation is also illegal. to eric bowman, patrick bryant, brian musgrave and john osborne, you have bought yourself a one-way ticket to hell, it is nonstop. so i and all of your victims can watch you rot for an eternity. today is about justice. treuct has a way of rising no matter how deeply you try to bury it. ton

no worries out here in palm beach county. i mean, there are aspects of this county that obviously are quite rural, but no, the farmers that we spoke with as they support president trump, they also believe that he has to move forward with this. anderson. they say, really, you look at the food supply in this country and it is reliant on these workers. the visa program, though,

i don't think he is the proper person to have liberty and justice for all and the palms of his hands. he doesn't seem to care for all. he cares a great deal for a plutocracy. he surrounds himself with billionaires. they seem to believe the rich need more to do, the billionaire class, and the poor can do more with less. they see the government of the united states as a tool to acquire greater wealth than what they already have. the president with this meme he ca

continue palm a basketball -- can you palm a basketball?basketball. >> stephen: enough to check. we know we are here for. it's time for the second installment of "the late show"'s newest long-running segment. >> prove that! >> stephen: welcome to prove it -- or is six weeks into his attempted dunk like ja morant. let's see how much progress you've made. last time, you chalked up like lebron. are you doing that again? >> no, i sprayed the ball down with the sticky stuff. >> stephen: is that cheating? >> only if it works. >> stephen: all right, let's do this. >> asher! asher! asher! asher! asher! asher! ♪ ♪ [cheering] >> stephen: okay, bring it in. bring it in, baby. rub some dirt on it. still not a dunk, but let's compare that to a month ago. jim, can we take a look at asher's new attempt side by side with his previous attempt and ja morant? [laughter] okay. not sure if that's better, not sure if that's different. it's very hard to tell. >> that's why i wear different colored shirts. >> stephen: okay, asher, we're gonna circle back to you in

. >> west palm beach. and betsy. >> the president. >> just spoke on his way to the super bowl. >> he made some news. >> what more can you tell us about. >> that? >> well, jessica, that's right. president trump spoke with reporters for about 30 minutes aboard air force one on the way from palm beach over to new orleans, where he will attend the super bowl later today. and he made a little bit of news on tariffs. he announced that he would be unveiling reciprocal tariffs at a press conference either this tuesday or wednesday. and that that would be posed almost immediately and would apply to every country that tariffs the u.s. this was a major campaign promise for president trump back in 2024. he also announced that tomorrow, monday, he will be unveiling steel tariffs on u.s. steel imports at a rate of 25%. now, if the theme of the first few days of the trump administration was flood the zone and the theme of next week is tariffs, the theme of the past few days has been revenge and retribution. jessica. i me

jon: lucas tomlinson in west palm beach, florida, thanks. mentioned, president trump says a trade war with china, canada and mexico is worth it. to protect americans from illegal immigration and fentanyl smuggling. christina coleman live in our los angeles bureau with more on that. christina. >> reporter: hi, jon. take a look at some of these disturbing photos of piles of drugs, guns and other weapons seized at our southern border. in nogales, border patrol officers recently seized 238 pounds of meth in a commercial shipment of corn tortillas. the meth was stuffed in the center of the stacks, and in the same area officers also seized a rocket launcher and two project-proif pelled -- rocket-propelled grenades. cbp believes they were likely intended to protect the cartels in mexico. since last friday in the area port of san luis in arizona, they found over 100 boxes of ammunition in one vehicle search. and in another they found about 31 kilograms of fentanyl pills. just to put that in perspective, one single kill frame of fentanyl if has the p

yeah this is it's just kind of repetitive and then course you get down to the palm of your right. yeah, i got some water so yeah . so it's working now. >> so okay, we finally got it done three things so yeah we'll take a look at what we completed last year and what's coming up for this year in the infrastructure world last it was just april of this year that the board of supervisors accepted the infrastructure in the stage y b i and treasure island stage one areas that made the new roadways traffic signals, utilities, the assets of public works mta and the public utilities commission and significant milestone in that you know the these agencies now have assets on the island it's not still the the paradigm that everything that happens on treasure island is somehow external to their core operations but they have an ownership stake in the island now and this year will be moving forward into the stage two area of of the balance of major phase one surrounding hangars two and three and preparing our next affordable sites also this year notably the new wastewater treatment plant is expec