robin? >> robin: mary, thanks to you.on how american consumers could be impacted by the tariffs on nearly all imports from mexico, canada and china, and how the market is reacting. elizabeth schulze is on wall street. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the stock market is set to open sharply lower this morning as investors and companies come to reality with these sweeping tariffs on china, mexico and canada. their scope is massive. president trump imposed about $400 billion worth of tariffs in his first term. this would hit $1.3 goods. consumers could pay the price. this morning american households and businesses are bracing for higher prices on nearly half of all goods imported into the u.s. >> from fresh fruits and vegetables from mexico, to maple syrup and vehicles from canada, to consumer electronics from china. lots of stuff in between. >> reporter: the tariffs mean businesses will pay the u.s. government a higher fee when their shipments enter at the border. economists warning trump will pass

robin williams: hello, i'm robin williams, and if you don't know that-- alexandra reeve givens: robin williams had been dad's roommate and had this deep relationship with him going back so many years. christopher reeve: i think robin is one of the great human beings that was ever put here. i am the godfather of his son and everything. what we got with robin is just waves of humanity and respect come from him. will reeve: his wife, marsha, became my mom's best friend and is a sort of fairy godmother to me. alexandra reeve givens: and robin's approach was a little bit different than other family members. robin williams: they're just taking him off the heavy sedation, and i think he was just coming back, and i came in as a russian proctologist. oprah winfrey: he didn't know you were coming in? robin williams: no, i put up-- well, they put me in scrubs, so i just had the face. and i said, if you don't mind, i'm going to have to put on a rubber glove and examine your internal organs. and i said, oh, look at the size of this baby. and i saw he started to laugh because his eyes lit up, and h

i know it was for me. >> robin. this is his. >> first appearance. >> this must make you feel good to know that he's getting out like this. >> yeah, it does. >> that was just a hugely important, pivotal moment for dad to then move on and say, okay, i'm back out in the world. >> another completely unexpected benefit came during my stay in hollywood. i entered hotels and buildings through garages and kitchens, and i met cooks, waiters, maintenance crews along the way. many of them said they were praying for me. >> they said, we all love you. everybody knows you. >> love you. >> others looked me right in the eye and said, we love you, superman. you're our hero the fact that i was in a wheelchair, unable to move below my shoulders and depended on the support of others, had not diminished the fact that i was and always would be their superman. >> hey, jimbo. excuse me. that's a bad outfit. >> whoa! hey oh you. >> god! >> look up there! >> the hell is that? >> easy, miss. i've got you. >> you've got me. who's got you? >> y

what is robin hood and why did you take the job? gov.oore: it's one of the nation's largest poverty fighting organizations. it started over 30 years ago and it started with an initial idea of saying what if you could take analytics and data, the same way we take analytics and data when we are making trading decisions and we are buying companies, and put that toward the poverty fight? david: after four years at robin hood, you decide to run for governor of maryland never having run for anything else before. did you think you had a chance? gov. moore: the data didn't show i had a chance. i was polling 1% in our first pole. it is true. literally i am not voting was poling higher than wes moore. i was running against statewide elected officials, the former head of the dnc, two cabinet secretaries. one of the people i was running against was on my board at robin hood, which made board meetings awkward. i had people who were seasoned at this. but i think what resonated with people is that i don't come from a political background. i don't come

one of the people i was running against was on my board at robin hood, which made meetings awkward. had people who were seasoned at this. i think what resonated with people is i don't come from a political background. i don't come from a political family. i don't do the politician thing. i don't do the partisan thing. i just focus on results and meeting people where they are and i think that resonated. david: you get elected governor. do you say i'm really happening i'm the governor? -- do you say i'm really happy now i'm the governor? you took the job, the first day did you realize the responsibilities were greater or not that difficult? gov. moore: it is a hard job but also there were things we inherited we did not anticipate. i remember coming in and being able to read reports about the fiscal crisis we were about to inherit. we are currently navigating the worst fiscal crisis maryland has seen in 20 years and it has been predicted since 2017. the problem was, it wasn't dealt with because it was covid money and it kept masking the obstacles and the fact our business model in the

david: after four years at robin hood, you decide to run for governor of maryland never having run fornything else before. did you think you had a chance? gov. moore: the data didn't show i had a chance. i was pulling 1% in our first pole. it is true. literally i am not voting was poling higher than wes moore. i was running against statewide elected officials, the former head of the dnc, two cabinet secretaries. one of the people i was running against was on my board at robin hood, which made board meetings awkward. i had people who were seasoned at this. but i think what resonated with people is that i don't come from a political background. i don't come from a political family. i don't do the politician thing. i don't do the partisan thing. i just really focus on results and actually meeting people where they are and i think that resonated with folks. david: you get elected governor. do you actually say i'm really happy now i governor? am you took the job, the first day you were sworn in did you realize the responsibilities were greater than you thought were not that difficult of a j

i know he had a special connection with the late robin williams. what?l us more about their friendship. >> they were classmates at juilliard. so in their early 20s, far before anybody knew who they were. and together they rode this rocket ship to stardom. and they remained lifelong friends. and the film really shows what that was like. and what i love about it is it spends time really exploring what it is to be a friend, to show up for someone, even when you're not connecting and partying in the ways that you were before, to just be steadfast and loyal. and robin and his wife marsha and his family were that for our entire lives. and, you know, his kids and marsha still remain that for us today. and so seeing that kind of human side of it again is, is a lovely thing to be sharing with people. >> yeah. and you sit on the board of the christopher and dana reeve foundation. so you are continuing your father's advocacy, your mother's advocacy through the work at the foundation. tell us more about that. >> the foundation is going from strength to strength toda

. >> in a previous interview, clark telling our robin roberts about her impact on the sport. >> somebodyt inspired, you know, not only the state of iowa, but people around the country to, you know, hopefully chase after your dreams, whether you're five years old or whether you're 90 years old. one morgand morgan. >> call one 800 602 3400. >> we are back now with the mix. starting with the other animals. not just groundhogs. weighing in on how many more weeks of winter we'll be having. >> punxsutawney phil is not the only prognosticator in the game. yesterday brought out of his warm home in 20 degree weather by men in top hats supposedly seeing his shadow, which means another six weeks of winter. >> okay, so let's check in at nantucket. look at this. this is quitting the quahog. basically, a clam without eyes opened and squirting to the right. that indicates an early spring. >> they ate him. they ate the prognosticator. >> oh, my god. >> could literally be sickening. and the florida keys. a mollusk emerged from its shell and saw its shadow. agreeing with phil. more wintry snow down south.

. >> reporter: in a previous interview, clark telling robin roberts about her impact on the sport. >>t only the state of iowa but people around the country to hopefully chase after your dreams whether you're 5 years old or whether you're 90 years old. >> and both careers just getting started. thanks so much for watching tonight. have a great night. now, but a series of stronger storms to start the week ahead. i'll have the forecast. >> i'm cornell bernard in the north bay with the latest storm has brought a lot of flooding and toppled trees, and more rain is on the way. >> and a move today by president trump that could launch a tariff war. how an executive order he signed today will impact your finances. abc seven news at six starts now. >> always live abc. >> seven news starts right now. >> it's a soggy sunday. parts of the bay area under a flood watch right now. our wet weather is set to last with more powerful storms on the way. good evening and thank you for joining us i'm dion lim. we are in for days of rain as we take a look at live doppler seven, showing the latest round of sho

so robin in the hall, reminder of all these stories. canada says it will implement the plan to reinforce his folder with the us as part of a deal, posing new american terrance. the freeze on the terrace will last at least 30 days . mexico. we'll also see a 30 day reprieve from the tyrus. trusted by the us president, dr. greene, just in thousands of troops to his folder with the united states. the twin brothers ibrahim and but i made a 2 among those were united twin hoss, a 1000000 palestinians returned to northern garza. then i back together in the destroyed home in giovanni, you attempting to rebuild that lives the the of a actually how's the story a born and raised together, but separated by war. this was the moment when brothers were united in northern guards the last week on the whole, i saw he called me at 2 am and told maintenance mode. i told him yes, my brother in law was asleep. he tells me that as well allowed us to cross tomorrow . abraham was forcibly displeased to find newness, and the so was not smooth. his date in the north wind to cease par, permitted the reopening of fru

so robin indo hon. reminder of all the top stories just hours before the us was set to hit its nearest neighbors with 25 percent power. its mexico and canada cut deals to postpone them for at least 30 days in exchange folder approve both countries with increased security. a leveled us with the us. how efficient as well from washington dc. thank you very much. with him behind his old office desk, donald trump claim the name of the victory and his trade war with mexico. they have agreed to put in 10000 soldiers permanently.

robin lou r resuming the war in phase two and can't de-troy hamas at this point, can he?ly not because hamas still haves capabilities. israel has nor the most part won this war. rebuild the peace and have a stability relationship between the palisades and israel. time for both. johnathon: do you believe we will see a gloverring that must be a requirement of peace agreement if had mas is not a part of it. johnathon: it seems there's a great deal of pressure now on both sides of russia and ukraine from the trump administration to come towards some agreement and will it spy both sides? >> incoming going to cancellation to vladamir putin and president zelensky to bring them and either one will want to give up certain things but they're both going to have to give up certain things if there's in fact going to be peace. on the ukrainian side, ukraine has got to understand they will not be able to keep all their territory. president trump stalked about ukraine having elections in the near future. on the russia side, russia likely satisfied with the territory they have and renounc

we're talking, like, robin hood kind of wilderness at this point, charlie -- are. chardonnay hillary wilderness. [laughter] >> ah, yes, that's better, rachel. touche. maybe it's me, but that kind of sounded like a threat. that sounds like a call to black lives matter p antifa, and it's reminiscent of maxine waters with that potentially dangerous rhetoric, immothering democrat supporters to get up in the faces of min who's a member of the trump administration, remember that during the first term in and it actually happened. just ask rand paul, for example, or cory booker or even joe biden saying they would physically attack donald trump if they had the chance x they did so on national television. there was a poll out this week, quinnipiac, i believe, that showed the democratic party has never been this unpopular in the history of their polling. just 311. think about that. /311%. less than one-third of americans approval of the -- approval of the concern approve of the democratic party. they just got spanked in the last election, and they have no power in the house,

you know, like robin williams. he's he's always on this guy. he said this is his quote. he said he's all gas and no brakes. well, no, he said that. i mean, the old gas, i believe, uh. but this is not necessarily a good way to run things, you know. but these people, they really want the people in the government to quit. a lot of them, i mean, they're saying if you if you're quitting, if you quit now, we'll give you eight months pay. just get the fuck out and then. that's our official policy. and then elon musk sent out an email and he said, if you're supportive of our agenda, you can stay. and if you're not, there's the door. uh, i don't think he's a nazi, but it's an unfortunate gesture to me. oh, and another thing that president gallagher has taken a sledgehammer to. is. immigration. he's got a new idea for that guantanamo bay. we just spent 20 years finally almost emptying the place. now he wants to send 30,000 illegal aliens to guantanamo bay. i get it, you guys. this is what people voted for. but i kind of feel sorry. very sorry for the pitiful, powerless people he i

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for patients like robin washington. >> with repeated practice and use of the stimulation, we actuallyhange the nervous system in ways that make the brain more effective and make the spinal cord more effective. >> that's a good pitch. >> you have to fight to breathe. you have. >> to fight. >> to speak. you have to fight to eat. you have to fight to drink every. inch you can get back is. everything. >> doctor sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. >> and watch the bafta nominated documentary superman the christopher reeve story, airing tonight, 8 p.m. eastern and pacific, right here on cnn. all right. coming up, a preview of tonight's grammy awards. cnn's elizabeth wagmeister has an exclusive interview with the show's executive producer and the ceo of the recording academy. >> listen to chasing. >> life with me. dr. sanjay gupta, wherever you get your podcasts. >> eli, it looks like we're running low on. >> slaughter rolls. >> don't worry. >> i invited. >> my team to. >> your. >> team? looks like. >> eli saved. >> slider sunday again. king's hawaiian slider. sunday. the only way to sunday. >> con

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. >> robin martin is a detective who worked the case.hen the first officers arrive on the scene, they find miriam distraught and kneeling over her husband. >> alan was on the floor in the kitchen. it looked like he had been shot in the head, and we had a bullet casing next to his body. they did a very quick security sweep to make sure there wasn't a suspect still on scene. >> there's no one in the house. as they conduct their sweep, deputies notice drawers pulled out in the kitchen and a trash can tipped over in alan's office. >> in the newsroom we have police scanners, and we heard the call go out saying there was a robbery-homicide out in whitewater. i packed up my camera gear and went out there immediately. what i saw when i got out there was a scene that was taped off, multiple officers going in and out of the house conducting their investigation. >> a lot of media attention? >> yes. >> this was a big deal in that town, i guess. >> it was. very much so. and everybody wanted to know what was going on. >> my wife and i were getting rea

host: let's hear from robin in ohio on the democrats line. hello? caller: hello.m also interested in the human rights aspect of this. what's the human faith a hind ai in terms of digital labor? we have seen countries like kenya where people are being treated like slaves behind ai. can you speak to that? guest: i believe the phenomenon you are referring to relates to a specific aspect of creating ai models, which is called supervised fine tuning or reinforcement learning with human feedback. essentially, what those workers are doing is they are interacting with the ai systems while it is under development and they are trying to see is it saying something that is offensive? is it saying something that is inaccurate? is it saying something that is harmful? it has to go through and interact with ai. ai is trained by downloading most of the data on the internet. and force-feeding it into a learning algorithm that tries to strip out and say here's how we make a useful intelligence that is learned from everything there is to learn on the internet. a lot of what's on the

host: let's hear from robin in ohio on the democrats line. hello? caller: hello.m also interested in the human rights aspect of this. what's the human faith a hind ai in terms of digital labor? we have seen countries like kenya where people are being treated like slaves behind ai. can you speak to that? guest: i believe the phenomenon you are referring to relates to a specific aspect of creating ai models, which is called supervised fine tuning or reinforcement learning with human feedback. essentially, what those workers are doing is they are interacting with the ai systems while it is under development and they are trying to see is it saying something that is offensive? is it saying something that is inaccurate? is it saying something that is harmful? it has to go through and interact with ai. ai is trained by downloading most of the data on the internet. and force-feeding it into a learning algorithm that tries to strip out and say here's how we make a useful intelligence that is learned from everything there is to learn on the internet. a lot of what's on the