según dijo la junta nacional de seguridad en el transporte desde el aeropuerto nacional ronald reagann al respecto. ahora hablemos de migración y para entrar en este tema le quiero recordar en telemundo 48 somos primero de contigo, por eso le queremos recordar informar que el código qr que usted está viendo del lado de allá exactamente lo va a llevar al sitio web donde usted puede tener acceso a esa tarjeta roja de la que tanto le hablamos aquí y le recomendamos que la imprima. en ella constan sus derechos, los derechos de los inmigrantes en caso de que sea detenido por agentes de inmigración. ese código lo vamos a tener aquí a lo largo de todos nuestros noticieros para que usted pueda descargarse e imprimir esas tarjetas es importante. ahora hablemos de rumores. y es que siguen tras rumores de la posible presencia de agentes de ice en hayward, flavio lacayo se trasladó inmediatamente a esa ciudad para saber lo que está pasando. flavio veo. puedo ver en tu imagen que estás justo afuera del palacio municipal. hablaste con el alcalde? qué te dijo? son ciertos o no estos rumores? dayanna

pero vamos al aeropuerto nacional ronald reagan, en virginia, donde se encuentra juliana monsalve conro se estrellan en el aire y caen desmoronándose al río potomac. las imágenes fueron reveladas primero por la cadena cnn. entre las víctimas que viajaban en el avión, varios niños, sus padres y entrenadores que regresaban de un campamento de patinaje artístico en kansas este viernes. en primer plano, el dolor de los familiares jamás raza se quedó esperando en el aeropuerto la llegada de su esposa. we are just counting down the hours until my phone here rings. ahora solo espera la llamada para recoger su cuerpo. el copiloto del avión, sam lilly, tenía 28 años de edad y estaba por casarse y el piloto principal era jonathan campos. de ascendencia puertorriqueña for all the people. me duelen todos, dijo este hombre que conocía a jonathan campos, piloto de ese avión. Él era bueno y estaba muy orgulloso cuando se volvió capitán en american airlines, agregó este viernes afuera del aeropuerto nacional ronald reagan, donde el avión estaba a segundos de aterrizar. cruces que representan a cada v

ronald reagan called them brats. you know, four days before kent state, he said if it takes a bloodbath, let's get it over with. so this was his his job essentially. and he did it with relish. you know, he first he went after one of the only three unions that had endorsed the professional air traffic controllers organization, petco, and and gutted them. and, you know, at that time about third of america had a good union job. that's why we had two thirds of america being in the middle class, because union jobs set the wage for nonunion employers had to compete with with. so reagan went after unions. he dropped the top tax rate at time, it was 74%. lbj lowered it from 90% down to 74%, but he closed up so many loopholes that he'd actually effectively raised taxes on rich people to pay for the great society and. reagan dropped that down first to 25%, then to the year to 27%, and you know, now it's in the thirties and and he went after college. he was like, you know, when he was of california, he ended free education with

i mean, when i think about ronald reagan, i could do ronald reagan standing on my head.george bush, mitt romney is a day in the park for a drive with the dog on the. >> roof. >> do you feel that way? >> i do. i have seen, i guess, the political environment change kind of seriously in front of my eyes. i think we all have. it just feels culturally different and different and expectations and what you expect of the top guys and the top women. our expectations have been very much affected by the past ten years, and i think the rise of donald trump, who also was a reflection of changes, i think, within us, sort of desire for a politics that's maybe a little rougher and more direct, a little. yeah and maybe more cutting and maybe more, um. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i get it. you know, i mean, they asked them a question today, and i'm sure if you're of the type of person who just always hates the one team and loves what the other one does, they ask them a question about the crash. they said, will you visit the crash site now? every other politician would go. of course, it was a tra

recorders, or �*black boxes' from the passengerjet and army helicopter which collided in mid—air over ronald reagan airport on wednesday. let's speak to dr michael mccormick, who's an associate professor and programme coordinator in air traffic management at embry riddle aeronautical. i wonderfirst of i wonder first of some comment from yourself regarding the crash in philadelphia?- from yourself regarding the crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked _ crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked as _ crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked as an - crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked as an air- actually worked as an air traffic control in philadelphia for ten years. and i am heartbroken to have watched the video of that leo going straight down into the ground, a young child, her mother, and the air crew on board.— the air crew on board. let's 'ust the air crew on board. let's just return _ the air crew on board. let's just return to _ the air crew on board. let's just return to the _ the air crew on board. let's just return to the ongoing l just return to the ongoing investiga

at around 9pm, a plane is preparing to land at ronald reagan washington national airport.t's flying under the regional brand name american eagle, airspace around washington is particularly complex and extremely busy. aircraft transiting the airport. so, washington national airport is the beating heart of the usa capital, and it serves the absolute core of the government and it is right in the heart of the city. it's right on the river. space on the ground, but also in the air. and making sure there's no accidents, both between the aircraft and also vehicles on the ground. and when they're taking off as well. this is the audio from air traffic control. for that particular type of military helicopter. and this is normal — all aircraft have a different call sign. so, listening to the air traffic controllers, it sounds like there was no response from the helicopter pilot. replied at the same time that has cancelled out his reply. and was avoiding him. then the next call that you hear, unfortunately, is another pilot that was the collision? my god... what happened 7 oh, my god!

america wants to do business with the americans and the problem is in the last 35 years, since ronald reaganhose who are watching us, latin america is american business because we can stop fenton know and gang violence, migrants and if we take care of our backyard in this what we have not done as of right now this is a new dawn ended and does the right agenda for the white house. trey: i think you are right marco rubio is a very first voice and if anybody can talk to the panamanians, that is who i would choose to go do it and maria salazar thank you so much for joining us on sunday night in america and hope to see you soon. maria: thank you. >> c1 and is never too late to do the right thing but something sometimes it right person has to be watching and i will explain when your cat's hungry, you definitely know. when he wants your attention, he makes it clear. when he wants to be left alone, he makes it obvious. but if your cat has oa pain, also known as osteoarthritis pain, he may be saying “ow” in different ways. it's a long-lasting condition that makes it painful for your cat to move like

after it crashed with a passengerjet above ronald reagan national airport in washington. secret at theuest of her family. following the crash. all 67 people on board the two aircraft were killed in the crash. helicopter pilot. thank you forjoining on bbc news. of all, how common news. first of altrbow, common. �* likely crashes news. firstefallrbowcommen �* likely crashes like this or likely crashes like this between a helicopter and passenger “et. it is not very common — passengerjet. it is not very common at _ passengerjet. it is not very common at. although i passengerjet. it is not very i common at. although there common at all. although there are a �*of common at all. although there are a �* of crashes over the in the us, us, more staff private or military aircraft, aircraft or military aircraft, helicopter crashes military helicopter crashes have been quite common over the last few years, but commercial airline crashing, the last happened a long time ago and one a one between a commercial airline and helicopter, i cannot recall. investigators - recovered _ cannot recall. investig

reporters on the latest of the deadly helicopter and passenger jet that happened on wednesday near ronald reagan national airport. this is about 20 minutes. welcome and thank you for being here. i'm chief of the district of columbia and fire and e.m.s. department. and clint osborne, the homeland security and emergency director for the district of columbia, military district washington. metro airport authority and fire and police chiefs, the united states coast guard, the maryland state police, the virginia department of emergency management and the virginia state police. and i would like to thank them for being here as well. we are here at reagan national airptd and we will provide where recovery efforts stand and get more information about the updates from the unified command. i'm joined today by from the metro washington airport authority and the other members of the unified command team. i want to thank our response teams for their heroic efforts including the team on this site and the teams that are supporting the families. heartbreaking work. the national transportation safety board is lead

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but anyway, we had a dinner with like peggy noonan, ronald reagan's speechwriter. and, you know, chris matthews, jimmy carter's speechwriter, and ted sorensen was their jfk speechwriter. and there is a kind of so as bipartisan to it was and know some of us got to know george w bush actually had some excellent speechwriters a guy named michael gerson who's passed away was a great speechwriter and he was you know so it's you know, there's a professional it's a small number of people that have had to be white house speechwriters and i can't say i've gotten to know stephen miller. so but but speaking there is a kind of, you know, desire to kind of pass the torch, you know. and i think what's really cause we were all given this incredible opportunity i think everyone of us appreciated that you know if we weren't up for the job or were didn't have our heart in it anymore, there are a hundred people behind us out there who would take our place in a heartbeat. and so we were, i think, every grateful to be there. and there's there's a saying when you work at the white house

for us from philadelphia, as well as nbc news correspondent aaron gilchrist, who is live from ronald reagan washington national airport. my thanks to both of you. maya, i'm going to start with you. what more have you learned today about the ongoing investigation there? >> hi, katie. yeah, we just heard from the press conference you mentioned from governor shapiro and mayor parker that in addition to the six people who were on that aircraft, 19 people have been injured on the ground and one additional person has actually died. they were in a car in the area of this accident. officials are telling us the parameters actually 4 to 6 blocks and there's debris everywhere. so they're really encouraging folks not to touch anything because this is an active investigation. they say those numbers could even increase in the coming days as they continue to comb through all this debris. as you mentioned, this was a jet rescue air medical ambulance. on board was one miner who was from mexico receiving medical care here in the u.s. her mother was with her. four other crew members actually died in this cras

you could well we've seen the mindset that led us into catastrophe or as somebody like ronald reagan said. well actually here we have this articulation first principles and the democratic party especially kind of veered away from that over time. but i think to your point about about another pearl harbor. yes. i mean, of course, what they're what. the kind of overriding metaphor of that generation was to it is munich and pearl harbor. i mean, they since they're not really negotiating with the soviets directly in 1958, is less concerned about and pearl is is the metaphor on their mind and then i just if i could just kind of say a word about the rest of the cold war writ large. i mean the the remarkable thing we have to remember is that we did manage to through it and we did get arms agreements, some of them formal treaty, some of them more of a reciprocal understand. that that made the took away the incentive for a disarming first strike. but that's you know that's what for the last years of his career before the nineties i was really obsessed with this notion of a first strike and thi

he is a ronald reagan republican.orts alliances, he likes nato, he is for more defense spending, he doesn't like america first isolationism. on the cabinet choices on that side, because he cares so much about foreign policy and domestic policy, he wouldn't give an inch. he wouldn't tell us how he was voting. >> john: he wouldn't -- even on robert f. kennedy jr.? >> lesley: ah, well, the strongest signal was on him, because mcconnell had polio when he was a child. the vaccine is something he cares deeply about, passionately about, all vaccines. they are good for american health, and he said so, so that is a signal. >> maurice: but he played his cards close to the vest? >> lesley: always. >> john: mitch mcconnell doesn't talk much, but he did to you. we're looking forward to it, thanks, lesley stahl. >> maurice: still ahead on the friday "cbs evening news," lonnie quinn with the weather. >> john: and we will have these stories, as well. >> i'm margaret brennan in washington. we will take a look at president trump's resp

all 67 people on board the two aircraft were killed on the approach to ronald reagan national airport. more than 40 bodies have been pulled from the river as the massive recovery effort continues. >> and these new images right here, obtained by cnn, show a close up view of the helicopter on the left and the jet with its bright lights on the right on a collision course. then, of course, that moment of impact. >> at long last winter weather finally returns to the bay area, bringing rain here and snow in the sierra. it is really needed up there. as we learned from today's second survey snow survey of 2025. >> live images right here. we'll get to that in just a moment. there it is atop atop mount tamalpais in marin county, where you can see it's kind of looking ominous out there, a cloudy and stormy. >> not so much, though, in the south bay. at least right now you are looking live at 101 8-80 in san jose. it's been dry there so far today, but just wait. >> let's get a first look at the weather now with meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya, you have been warning us about the rain and here

ahÍ hay la pista 33 del aeropuerto ronald reagan, en la capital del paÍs continÚa cerrada y el trÁficoado. cristina londoÑo tiene lo Último. >> la neblina y la lluvia dificultaron hoy los esfuerzos de recuperar decenas de cuerpos aÚn bajo las aguas del rÍo potomac. la baja visibilidad contrastÓ con las imÁgenes mÁs claras hasta el momento de la cadena cnn del fatÍdico choque entre aviÓn de american eagle y el helicÓptero militar. >> yes, we expect to recover all of the bodies. >> esperamos recuperar todos los restos, dijo el jefe de bomberos de washington. tambiÉn asegurÓ que esperan mÁs equipo para continuar con la remociÓn de escombros. aÑadiÓ que el enfoque de hoy fue el helicÓptero black hawk, al que se refiriÓ el presidente donald trump. volaba demasiado alto, muy por encima del lÍmite de 200 pies, afirmÓ adelantÁndosele a los investigadores federales, que desde anoche analizan las dos cajas negras en la prÁctica anaranjadas del aviÓn regional. >> we have a high level of confidence that we will be able to get a full. download. >> esta tarde, investigadores federales dijeron que co

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i know that's like a surprise twist from ronald reagan, but it happened. and so so he normalizes status of 3 million undocumented americans. he also makes it much harder to cross the border. so so there's an offer of amnesty, but there's also increased militarization of the border. they hire more border patrols. they make the border more difficult to cross right. so why does that matter? a couple of things. one, when it nor when they normalize status of tons of people, they were able to move for the first time. really a lot of undocumented people who are living in places like chicago or or new york, they had sort of sense of community in a sense that. they were safe. right. that there were certain employers, certain places they could that they knew wouldn't check papers, that they had a real sort of sense of community there. this finally let them move where. they wanted to go potentially. they had papers. all of a sudden they could go buy a home somewhere, else they could do things they couldn't do before a a lot of them chose to move to the southeast and

prayers and other speeches, to be delivered in the united states capitol rotunda, as was used by ronald reagan1985, also because of very cold weather." okay, you can't act like you're doing it just because of reagan. "honey, it's not that i couldn't perform in bed last night. it's just that out of respect for president carter, i'm flying at half staff." [laughter and applause] thank you, joe. thank you. thank you. the smart choice. instead, they held the ceremony in the capitol rotunda, or as it looked from the dome camera, the freedom pit. the thing is, the rotunda can only hold approximately 700 people, which means trump's inauguration crowd can now be officially called the smallest of all time. [cheers and applause] probably why he did it. trump swears his crowds are normally very big, but you can't tell, 'cause it's so cold. one person who wasn't bothered by the cold weather was senator john fetterman, who arrived at the capitol in shorts. it's the most surprising cold-weather inauguration look since 2020, when bernie sanders wore those mittens and nothing else. looks good. we've got to sa

. >> reporter: ronald reagan gave the young trade lawyer his first white house job, and 77-year-old bobepublicans since. in trump's first term lighthizer was in charge of negotiating trade agreements. in trump 2.0 he's an unofficial adviser but a passionate one. we noticed when he apologized for chewing up time. >> just because i talk too much. so -- >> it is "60 minutes," after all. and we don't get all of it. >> it's not 60 days. is that what you're thinking? >> reporter: it's not days but centuries that tariffs have been debated. every u.s. president has used them. but in the 1930s tariffs deepened the great depression, and after world war ii america led a broken world toward free trade. u.s. manufacturing jobs were stable until around the year 2000. then in ten years a third of manufacturing jobs were lost. nearly 6 million. there was a modest rebound under obama, trump and biden. that dip is covid. but fewer than 1.5 million jobs are back. >> you don't know how much you love going to work until you can't go there anymore. >> reporter: stacey dahle, michelle lopez, and matt frantzen

. >> cb cotton live person for late thank you they're holding a news conference at ronald reagan internationalrt in virginia on this week's and mid air collision in d.c. let's listen in. >> approximate what time frame know this we will find out what happened in both of those accidents. it will tip to never have to deal this type of accidents again. we'll give you a couple facts right off the bat just in case has any questions. almost 1288 different events. aviation accounted for 1204 of those. we currently have open at 1145 investigations in aviation. last year we had multiple accidents with six or more fatalities across all of her modes that her primary aviation. we dealt with 343 fatalities. we currently have opened 1100 recommendations and in aviation there 283 still spending. the team that is working on this crash at dca collectively has over 350 years with the ntsb. we will find out what happens. we will do everything we can to prevent. i do not want anyone to think we are working to accidents this is what we do. wweekend and week out today a lt more people are paying attention to it. i w

when ronald reagan wanted to do it many years ago, we didn't have the technology but now we do, phenomenaly. you see that with israel where out of 319 rockets they knocked out just about every one of them. and everything will be made in the usa. [applause] next, to ensure that we have the most lethal fighting force in the world, we will get transgender ideology out of our military. in addition, we will stop our service members from being indoctrinated with radical left ideology such as critical race theory. it's already been halted. we will offer full reinstatement to any servicemember expelled from the armed forces due to the covid vaccine mandate and restore them to their former rank with full pay. i think we will have a lot of people that join. if you looked at our recruitment over the last week or so, it is through the roof. a lot of people were not signing and we were having a hard time recruiting people. they didn't like people falling upstairs. the triple fall. i didn't have an ad where i did not put that in. they reminded me of george fraser when he went down. george foreman? joe f

. >> it's the ronald. >> reagan building. >> they were not initially permitted from going in. and then they threatened to call the u.s. marshals to essentially help force their way in. jennifer hansler and i were told by multiple sources. that these doge personnel wanted access to security systems, to personnel information, and to areas where classified information is held. of course, highly restricted areas. and and i want to remind our viewers, of course, you need a security clearance to to get into those areas. eventually we are told the doge personnel were able to get in, and then the top two officials in charge of security for usaid, john voorhees, who is the director, and his deputy, were put on administrative leave. they join dozens of other top career officials from usaid who are on leave. we're also told that much, if not all, of the public affairs office was put on leave as well. and jessica, this comes at a time when so many at usaid fear that the agency is in the process of being gutted. >> right. and so to that end, alex, we see that a lot of indications there's m

as we are looking at this and these, these breaking details of this >> good evening from ronald reagan national airport. we are covering two breaking news stories tonight. and we start with the breaking news of another plane crash. the faa says a business jet crashed in northeast philadelphia near a local mall at about 6:30 p.m. about a short time ago, an hour and a half ago. we have new ring camera video that captured the moment of impact, and i want to play that for you. >> hamas. she's she's. yeah, she's still hanging. on. >> the plane, dropping out of the sky. this is more video of the crash. a massive fireball just a short time ago. the deadly crash comes just two nights. you see there the fireball off in the distance. this, of course, comes two nights after wednesday night's mid-air collision here in northern virginia. we'll have the latest on the investigation into that crash in a moment, because we've been watching crews out on the potomac right outside reagan airport, where i am right now. but first, our aviation correspondent, pete muntean joins us with the latest on this new

national immigration policy, like the kind i worked on when i was a staffer for senator moynihan and ronald reagan hope that there can be a bipartisan approach to dealing with this and have our borders protected. but let's deal with what has happened already. we have people who are in our communities, and children are not going to school now because they're afraid of being their parents, being swept up. if they pick them up and people are cowering in church bases. this is the state of new york. we're not going to let this happen here. we will work with law enforcement. we'll make sure that the criminal element is gone. we all want them gone. but we also have a place in our state, and we can take care of people who have already been here, who are already contributing to our tax base. they're doing jobs that so many others didn't want to do. so let's recognize that as well. >> governor kathy hochul, thank you very much for your time this morning, folks. don't you go anywhere because there is another really great hour of the weekend coming up. we've got national security attorney mark zaid. congressw

and that we learned from ronald reagan peace through strength works pretending enemies don't hate you does not work. you can hide out at they're still going to hate you. michael talk at his party. not all of republicans in his party agree with his mindset. i think there's a growing number who don't agree with it and one of them is going to be sworn in as the vice president, j.d. vance, who is a harsh critic of ukraine. ukraine's an issue that i think really stands out in senator mcconnell's career because it was a time when he put himself at risk. he put the politics of it at risk, in favor of an issue that he really cared about. it would have been easy to reject ukraine aid. instead, he worked to build a package to make sure ukraine had its aid. and it's a great example of something i think he looks at as a signature part of his legacy when it comes to foreign policy. he is stepping down as leader, but he is not stepping down from the senate. what role he play on this issue over the next two years? well, as you told me, he said, i'm going to make john mccain look like a dove. oh, wha

back when i was in college, i was a democrat looking to get democrats elected, but i voted for ronald reaganne reason. he said we needed to change the scope and direction of the federal government. this was not accomplished under his term and we have a multitude of problems on a variety of threats which can be traced back to the fact that we do not have term limits for the house or the senate. thank you. host: one of the changes to how government runs being highlighted and profiled in the washington post this morning saying elon musk step 87 gained access to sensitive treasury department system over trillions of dollars in u.s. government payments after administration ousted a career official at the department according to three people who spoke on the condition of anonymity on friday. the treasury secretary scott bessent approved access to the payment system for a team led by tom krause, a silicon valley executive working income -- concert with his government efficiency department. serving and nonpolitical roles a treasury for several decades and had been the acting secretary before the con

we haven't had reforms since the 1980's under ronald reagan.there were reforms, that is the best thing president trump and the congress could do, really have reforms so that the system can work and be adjusted to new realities because it is obviously broken. you are right. the priorities should be in the united states. there should be attention given to the employer's who hire these undocumented workers coming here. the question is why are they coming here? could the united states do anything in the source countries to try to make it more attractive for these people to stay there? because now they don't have economic opportunities. they are under repressive rule. it is not surprising they want to look elsewhere and the united states, there is a labor shortage and there are opportunities. it is logical that they would come here. let's see if we can offer a positive agenda in the region. that could be helpful. host: just a few minutes left. we will go to nelson in florida. good morning. caller: good morning, can you hear me? host: yes. caller: mr

back when i was in college, i was a democrat looking to get democrats elected, but i voted for ronald reaganne reason. he said we needed to change the scope and direction of the federal government. this was not accomplished under his term and we have a multitude of problems on a variety of threats which can be traced back to the fact that we do not have term limits for the house or the senate. thank you. host: one of the changes to how government runs being highlighted and profiled in the washington post this morning saying elon musk step 87 gained access to sensitive treasury department system over trillions of dollars in u.s. government payments after administration ousted a career official at the department according to three people who spoke on the condition of anonymity on friday. the treasury secretary scott bessent approved access to the payment system for a team led by tom krause, a silicon valley executive working income -- concert with his government efficiency department. serving and nonpolitical roles a treasury for several decades and had been the acting secretary before the con

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. >> and of course, as you all know, it comes just days after that collision at ronald reagan airport in washington, dc. authorities there confirming 41 bodies have been recovered so far. >> also today, the rise of reform nigel farage compares his party's polling with donald trump's election victory as he addresses crowds at a rally in kemi badenoch constituency. >> we've been riding a bit of a wave and you know what.7 if we keep riding that wave a bit more, we really will surprise everybody come that next general election. when we win, it. >> is trump waging a tariff war.7 canada, mexico and china face levies on their goods from today. and we're all asking is the eu next? >> we have a tremendous deficit with the european union. so we'll be doing something very substantial. >> long term sick will need to look for jobs in >> long term sick will need to look forjobs in a benefit overhaul that says the government looks to cut the £65 billion sickness bill. >> and how will today's alcohol duty changes affect the price of a pint? the price of wine and spirits is going to rise. >> and the c