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.

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

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

. >> 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

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

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

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

lucas tomlinson's life in west palm beach, florida with the president. >> jon, good evening. e spent the day at trump international, his golf club here at west palm beach as you mentioned last night commenting on sick truth social about the latest plane crash for this one in philadelphia. he writes quote so sad to see the plane go down and thought of it, pencil made it more innocent souls lost. our people are totally engaged. first responders are being given credit for doing a great job more to follow god bless you all. here's president trump on the tariffs imposed on canada and mexico and china. >> tariffs don't cause inflation they cause success. it's a big success for going to upgrade success will be temperate short-term disruption and people will understand that i had that when i negotiated some of the good deals with farmers. unfortunately those deals have been led astray by biden and his people. they didn't enforce the deals. >> economic said the looming turf drug tariffs on canadian oil which could be coming later this month could increase u.s. gas prices by up to 70 ce

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

the door there as president trump has just arrived in west palm beach, florida. the brief stay here mar-a-lago compound i will be talking to him tomorrow ahead of his tropic super bowl on sunday. democrats upset with president trump's plans to possibly close the education and storm the headquarters. we got it covered. iran responds to the president's suggestion about talks concerning the islamic republic's nuclear plans. and president trump announcing a big change for the future of one of his country's most iconic companies. >> but, first, breaking tonight, a federal judge is temporarily blocking president trump from placing on leave some 2200 workers at the u.s. agency for international development. usaid. those employees were scheduled to go on paid leave tonight judge acted late this afternoon. details on this ruling. correspondent david spunt starts us off tonight. good evening, david. >> bret, good evening to you. >> this is a trump appointed judge near in washington, d.c. and is he directing secretary of state marco rubio, the acting director or of administ

jacqui heinrich reporting live from west palm beach for us. thank you. >> let's bring in alex gray, former chief of staff, white house national security council under the first trump administration. you heard latimer zelinski there in jacqui heinrich's piece saying he's not font -- you heard president zelenskyy there in jacqui heinrich's piece saying he's not fond of the idea of sitting down unilaterally with russia without ukraine's involvement. he is worried about the u.s. and russia coming to some sort of framework of negotiation without his input. is he right to be concerned? >> i don't think he is. ultimately, ukraine is going to be involved. it's their country, their work, but ultimately, this is why -- we are in this position, john, because we have to have some sort of framework that gets the united states out of involving -- some permanent security guarantee. present trumpets trying to get us out of a distracting conflict that doesn't serve our interests, and get us to the existential challenge which i think is china. he has to start b

lucas thomases is live in west palm beach, florida with the latest reaction. >> good afternoon.sident trump slapping new tariffs on chemic, mexico and china 25% went 10% on china with the lower 10% on canadian oil. president trump brings his motive on truth social explaining his reason slapping tariffs on it saying quote we paid hundreds of billions of dollars to subsidize canada, why? there is no reason we don't you think they have unlimited energy should make our own cars and have lumber that we could ever use without this massive subsidy ceases to exist as a viable country harsh but true therefore it cannot should become our arcs 51st state much lower taxes far better military protection for the people of canada and no tariffs here's a vice president jd vance on "sunday morning futures." >> and fortunately retaliationus already happened. the problem with this whole idea they're going to retire out retaliate they've already been taken advantage of america for decades. the retaliation is donald trump saying no more. not going to take advantage of anymore. >> and bill clinton fo

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 payback present zelenskyy said this morning he's competent ukraine will have a seat at the table. i am sure we have to be here otherwise is not our current about this is the war and ukraine against us. it is our human losses. >> today at secretary marco rubio emphasize the importance e of including ukraine and negotiations

a group of people protested president trump's immigration policies near his golf club in west palm beacha. the attorney general pam bondi has ordered the department of justice to freeze federal funding for going to statuary citizen that is the cause of a lot of recent protests. let's bring us back home to the bay area. the same issues brought people out to the fruitville area in oakland. john ramos spoke with demonstrators about what is motivating them to come out. >> reporter: in the heart of oakland's latino district the drumbeat of resistance to donald trump's deportation threat is growing louder. is this the sound of an uprising? people who normally stay quiet have decided that their only hope is in making some noise . immigrants and their allies gathered at the fruitville transit plaza to urge the community to take action. >> you carry the ability to organize and to pray and to fight back and to have critical hope. use your intergenerational wisdom for these times , take care of each other. we have to stay organized. we have to stay united. we have to stay committed and we have to s

point about delays for a new presidential jet, the white house says trump toured a boeing plane in west palmeach on saturday. in his second term, the president has put intense focus on what he says is common sense. >> we have become the party of common sense. >> reporter: he issue an executive order to change the name ofdonali and the gulf of mexico. apple and google maps have adopted the gulf of america name. the white house correspondents association protested the ban. on trump's hit list, paper straws. >> we're going back to plastic. these things don't work. i have had them many timetimes. they explode. >> reporter: it reverses a plan to eliminate plastic straw purchases by the federal government. one thing americans could notice, fewer pennies. trump says the coins no longer make sense. >> the penny is gone. >> reporter: we could see more change on the way. reportedly that could include a major facelift for the iconic rose garden. without giving into specifics, a spokesperson for the white house said the building hasn't received any tender loving care and that the president was working t

nbc news white house correspondent aaron gilchrist is traveling with the president, he is in west palm beach with the latest. aaron, good morning. >> reporter: joe, good morning to you. president trump revealing that he had spoken to president putin at least once during an interview with the new york post on friday night. the newspaper says they discussed the war in ukraine as the president flew to florida on air force one. mr. trump was asked on camera whether the two leaders had spoken, that was friday afternoon before he left d.c., and at that time he said no. still according to the post he told his national security adviser to start meetings with the russians. now, also overnight the president's newly confirmed budget director russell vought announcing in an email that he is now in charge of the consumer financial protection bureau and lling the staff there to pause almost all of its work unless he approves it, or it's required by law. now, the cfpb is an independent agency created to make sure banks and lenders treat consumers fairly. we're also going to be watching capitol hill t

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

cnn's alayna treene is joining us now from west palm beach. and elena, the president acknowledging today that, yeah, there might be what he called some short term pain here. >> that's exactly right, jessica. just hours, really, after he had signed those tariffs on mexico, canada and china, he acknowledged what many economists, people on capitol hill, as well as even some of his own advisors. i know in a previous life, of course, have been warning for some time now, which is that these tariffs may directly impact american consumers, as you mentioned. we did hear the president acknowledge this in a post to truth social this morning. i want to read for you just some of that post. it was a bit lengthy, but i thought this line was in particularly, you know, very notable. it said, quote, this will be the golden age of america. will there be some pain? yes, maybe and maybe not. but we will make america great again and it will all be worth the price that must be paid. i really think that last line there, it will all be worth the price that must be pai

west palm beach, thanks so much. i want to turn to our politics lead now.oday, four top deputies to new york city mayor eric adams resigned. this after the outgoing u.s. attorney for manhattan accused the mayor of agreeing to cooperate with president trump's immigration plans if the justice department threw out his corruption case. this follows the mass resignation of top prosecutors in new york and d.c. last week. adams has pleaded not guilty to all charges and denies any quid pro quo. i want to go to cnn's kara scannell. carol, what more do we know about these resignations or expected resignations? and how is adams handling all this? >> well, phil, i mean, this is the first. political fallout. for adams since that decision was made by the justice department to file this motion to dismiss the criminal charges against him. and as you said, that resulted in the resignations of seven. federal prosecutors. now, we're seeing the implications of this at city hall, where four of his top deputies, those are half of the deputy mayors at city hall have resigned toda

vaughn hillyard in west palm beach, florida. thanks. vaughn.know, you were elected as a florida republican. you know what it's like to have to answer to constituents. do you expect republican lawmakers phones to start lighting up over this one? you know, social security is something that if you touch it, people start to get really concerned. what could the possible political response look like here? >> yeah. >> any time there's some information, some news about either a data leak or private information accessed improperly, the phones on the hill go off the hook, and they ring and they ring and they ring all day. a lot of times staff is overwhelmed. so i have no doubt that members of congress, their staffs, have fielded many calls in the last 24 hours with questions about this social security news. and look what could really get the administration into trouble here is not the what i think most people can rally behind the idea of making government more efficient, making sure there are no improper payments in social security. that's a wonderful go

she joins us now from west palm beach. betsy, he covered a lot of ground.talked for about a half hour. what more can you tell us? >> you're absolutely right, jessica, to describe it as flooding the zone. president donald trump, speaking to reporters for about half an hour aboard air force one as he made his way to new orleans and making good on a pair of campaign promises on the topic of tariffs. so, as you mentioned, he will be announcing reciprocal tariffs on tuesday or wednesday for all countries that tariff the u.s. he also announced that on monday, he will be unveiling 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports to the u.s. again, 25%. now, trump also doubled down on his plans to redevelop gaza, telling reporters to think of it as, quote, a big real estate site. take a look at what he said. >> i think that it's a big mistake to allow people, the palestinians or the people living in gaza to go back yet another time, and we don't want hamas going back and think of it as a big real estate site. and the united states is going to own it and will slowly, v

thank you so much, aaron from west palm beach heading overseas again. and the breaking news there, secretary of state marco rubio doubling down with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu today on president trump's, quote, bold plans for gaza. let's bring in nbc's hala gorani, who's joining us from jerusalem. hala, another welcome to you. what else did these two discuss? >> they discussed iran quite a bit. the israeli prime minister said that iran was one of the biggest threats in the region, and that he wants to work to contain that country's nuclear program. the new secretary of state, marco rubio, stood side by side with him, agreeing on that point. but one of the other things you mentioned in the intro was this president trump plan for gaza, which he floated just a few days ago and then repeated several times afterward, including once with the king of jordan in the white house. this plan to remove 2 million palestinians from the gaza strip and turn the besieged enclave into some sort of middle eastern riviera that the u.s. would just take, not pu

from west palm beach. joining me now is fbi, former assistant director for counterintelligence and msnbc senior national security analyst, our friend, frank figliuzzi. frank, i'd like to get your response to the trump administration's purge of those eight senior fbi officials, including top managers and multiple heads of field offices. these are career civil servants, meaning they can't be fired without cause. so let's take a listen to senator mark warner about all this today. >> here's the. >> thing is, every fbi. agent that somehow touched the january 6th. >> investigation, that was a. >> comprehensive investigation. i've been told there were almost half of all the fbi agents at least had some involvement. if you're suddenly going to get rid of all of those, that could be thousands. yeah. what does that mean for cybersecurity? what does it mean for our trafficking and stop against fentanyl and other drugs. what does it mean in terms of, you know, serious crime investigations? this would be devastating ok

she's in west palm beach, florida, where the president is spending the weekend. yamiche, before we get to those moves, the president posted on x about a military strike in somalia. what are you hearing about that strike? >> that's right. just a few hours ago, president trump announced that there was a strike against isis. i want to read to you part of this truth social post. he said. this morning i ordered precision military airstrikes on these senior isis attack planner and other terrorists he recruited and led in somalia. these killers, who we found hiding in caves, threatened the united states and our allies. he went on to say the strikes destroyed the caves they live in and killed many terrorists without any without harming any civilians. he went on to say, our military has targeted the isis attack planner for years. but biden and his cronies, of course, attacking his predecessor, wouldn't act quickly enough to get their job done. i did the message to isis and all others who would attack americans is we will find you and we will kill you. i want to also say t

betsy klein in west palm beach, thank you so much. and joining us now is republican congressman tim burchett from tennessee. he sits on the oversight, foreign affairs and transportation committees. congressman, thanks so much for your time on this saturday. we appreciate it. >> thank you ma'am. >> listen, there are concerns from some americans over elon musk's methods in going through these agencies, accessing what is very vulnerable data. why are you confident this is secure? >> i'm confident. secure? just because of the caliber of the people that. they have doing it there. it's odd to me that the democrats. are sniping at these young folks in their 1920, 21 two. year old folks, but you've got seniors in both parties who are inept. of of of. any cognitive skills almost, and are incapable. of of governing. and we've seen that in the past and they've embarrassed us in the national press. we've had them fall down. we've had them stumble and verbally and in press conferences. and so i, you know, i have i have total confidence in this gro

protesters opposing president trump's immigration policies stood outside his international golf club in west palm beach saturday. >> with the head of steam that president trump has being swept into office, with this as the centerpiece of his ageneralda.. >> reporter: on friday night, president trump hosted a group of republican senators at his florida resort. he's trying to build congressional support for a massive bill to keep the government running, cut taxes, and fund border security. the move comes as trump works to downsize the government by offering employees a buy-out option and placing thousands of workers at usaid on administrative leave. both actions are pending and under legal review. a group of u.s. representatives tried to enter the department of education to meet with acting secretary of education denise carter. they were denied entry. >> already trump and musk have placed doge staffers in the building where they have access to the private data of millions of students and families. >> reporter: the department of education is among several government agencies president trump has unde

alayna treene, thank you so much for your reporting from west palm beach tonight. so for a lot of people, the question is how might this impact your wallet? right. cnn economics and political commentator catherine rampell is here to talk about that piece of it for us. catherine, good to have you. i do think a lot of people are wondering, will this actually impact me? >> well, it won't happen immediately. most likely. a lot of firms already have inventory. and in fact, we saw companies stocking up on various kinds of imports in anticipation of this. in the last couple of months. you know, buying more orders of goods from china or inputs from, from various countries that they thought might get slapped with tariffs. so i think it's unlikely that you'll see a big shock in prices immediately. that said, for for goods that are not particularly durable, things like produce that we get from mexico, that could hit a little bit sooner, i think the hope is that there will be some face saving agreement in the next few days. maybe, and that trump basically withdraws this this t

cnn's alayna treene is live in west palm beach, florida now. elena, we have been waiting to hear from the white house on more specifics about exactly what products these tariffs will cover. what more are you hearing? >> right. well, we are hearing that really any minute now, very imminently, we are going to be getting more details on the specifics, jessica, of these tariffs. we know the president is set to sign these any moment now if he hasn't already. but look, i think no one should be surprised that he is carrying out this directive. this has long been a top priority for donald trump. a key pillar of his economic plan, something he touted repeatedly on the campaign trail. but it's also something that the president believes that he used effectively during his first term. now, one thing to keep in mind, of course, is the impact this is going to have on american consumers. it's something actually the president even acknowledged yesterday while talking to reporters in the oval office. he said that there could be some sort of short term temporary

cristian benavides is in west palm beach, florida, with the latest on the back and forth. >> i thoughtt was great. >> reporter: president trump is defending an email sent to more than 2 million government employees directing them to list five bullets of what you accomplished last week by midnight tonight. >> by asking the question tell us what you did this week, what he's doing is saying are you actually working? >> reporter: presidential adviser elon musk warned it was coming, writing on his social media platform x that failure to respond will be taken as a resignation. >> if people don't respond, it's very possible that there is no such person or they're not working. >> reporter: but while a few agencies urged workers to comply with the email, a number of them, including the fbi and the state department, told staff to pause any response for now. the pentagon also opted out just days after the president made major personnel moves there. he fired the chairman of joint chiefs, c.q. brown, and the chief of the u.s. navy. democratic senator jack reed slammed the move. >> it's the beginnin

the president gathered outside of his golf course in west palm beach. former proud boys leader enrique tarrio stopped by the rally to show his support. tarrio was released from prison last month after the president pardoned him and the other rioters who stormed the u.s. capitol four years ago. tarrio had been serving a 22 year sentence when he was pardoned. and don't forget that you can keep track of our white house coverage by downloading the fox local app right there to your phone and smart tv. on to other news tonight, a new at 730 a berkeley camera store says it lost thousands of dollars worth of inventory and suffered major damage in a smash and grab robbery. security cameras at looking glass photo show a vehicle ramming right into the store's front entrance. this was on fifth street near bancroft early yesterday morning. inside, thieves stole an estimated $50,000 worth of inventory. looking glass has been in business for more than 50 years. owners say they are determined to keep going. a gofundme has been set up to help them get back on their feet

. >> aaron gilchrist is joining us from west palm beach. tonight we are learning about a new appeal from the trump administration to the supreme court? >> reporter: the justice department, according to a filing obtained by the associated press, wants the high court to lift a lower court order reinstating hampton dell inger to the office of special counsel, after he challenged the firing saying it was improper. >> aaron gilchrist, thank you. >>> eric adams pushing back hard against calls for him to resign. saying he is not going anywhere. the mayor making those comments today while attending church services, according to "the new york times." he has a, quote, mission to finish his current term. the pressure on adams coming as the trump justice department has ordered prosecutors to drop corruption charges against adams. that led to multiple resignations from justice department prosecutors. >>> overseas, secretary of state marco rubio is in israel ahead of negotiations over russia's invasion of ukraine. president trump's new revelation about h

dana ma if' mcnichol is live in west palm beach, florida, with more on all of that. >> reporter: hi,ryan. that's right, we've seen president trump niche ifuate efforts to negotiate -- niche ifuate efforts to negotiate an end to to this nearly three-year-hong kong flick in ukraine. and this afternoon fox news can confirm mike walds, steve witkoff and secretary marco rubio will meet with russian officials this week in saudi arabia to start ukraine peace negotiations. we also know secretary rubio spoke today with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov as a follow up to president trump's conversation with putin earlier this week with. all this comes to time in d.c. as president trump did sign an executive order to significantly reduce the federal work force. the latest group of layoffs come from the department of health and human services. friday night doge terminated 3600 probationary employees claiming to have taxpayers save $600 million. now, the list of agencies affected by this layoff is long including sectors of the department of education, agriculture, energy and veteran affairs.

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>> yamiche alcindor in west palm beach, thank you. the president's tariffs are expected to have a major impact on the price american shoppers pay from everything from groceries to auto parts. brian cheung explains why. >> reporter: companies across the country bracing for tariffs with a warning that it's the consumer that's going to pay the price. >> it's everything that is at risk of becoming more expensive. >> reporter: for mexico importers will now have to pay 25% more for items like fruits, vegetables, beer, liquor, and electronics. from canada 25% more for potatoes, grains, lumber, and steel. and from both a big increase on pharmaceuticals and on auto parts. at sns automotive in secaucus, new jersey, more expensive imported parts means pricier routine fixes. >> oil changes mainly. that will be the first noticeable one. an average oil change in most vehicles now anywhere between $50 to $80. it's probably going to end up over $100. >> reporter: and that means you've got to raise the costs just to make sure you can keep the lights o

. >> yamiche is joining us now from west palm beach in florida where she is traveling with the presidentmiche, it's possible president trump isn't done yet when it comes to tariffs, right? >> that's right. yesterday white house officials said if any country tried to retaliate, the u.s. could increase tariffs even more. so this trade war could just be getting started. hallie? >> yamiche alcindor, thank you. let's bring in senior business correspondent christine romansns. all right, christine, translate the politics into the everyday budget of it all, because there is a lot of stuff we import from these companies, and a lot of it will probably get more expensive. >> you know, that's right, hallie. if you look at the tariffs, they hit america's three biggest trading partners, mexico, canada and china exported more than $1.2 trillion of goods into the u.s. just in first 11 months of 2024. let's start with energy. canadian crude exports will have a smaller 10% tariff. but experts say even that is enough to add 15 to 25 cents a gallon to the cost of gasoline for u.s. drivers. now let's look at

. >> 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

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abc's senior political correspondent rachel scott in west palm beach, florida, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, president trump defending the speed and scope of the layoffs in the federal government. amid the push to purge the workforce, mistakes being made. hundreds of workers at the national nuclear security administration were fired. sources say officials unaware the agency is responsible for managing the nation's nuclear stockpile. then scrambling to hire those workers back. >> some of these workers focused on nuclear weapons security were immediately rehired. do you have any concerns about how these terminations -- >> no, not at all. i think we have to just do what we have to do. in some cases, 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. >> reporter: thousands of workers fired at the department of health and human services, where today, the new secretary, robert f. kennedy jr., addressed those remain. his team telling them, selfies are welcome. kennedy de

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. >> brian: jacqui heinrich is all over this from west palm beach, florida. >> we are all waiting on this federal judge today to issue a ruling after attorneys general from 14 states tried to stop elon musk from accessing data at seven federal agencies and putting on leave or laying off employees from the agency. they are claiming there is risk of imminent harm at the departments of education, labor, health scomb human services, energy, commerce and office of personnel management and demanding a temporary restraining order. dc judge chutkin is not convinced. i am not seeing it so far, she says. doj lawyers are arguing elon musk does not have formal authority to make decisions himself. chutkin said she disagreed with this and they said musk is not administrator of doge or government efficient, declaring him a special government employee and senior advisor to the president and cited anita dunn under former president joe biden. president trump has credited musk for his work on doge. anti-trump protesters took to the street on president's day, holding not my president sign and holding si

cbs reports from west palm beach. >> reporter: president trump waved to the crowd as he arrived at theaytona 500 nascar race on sunday. trump's second presidency is hitting the gas on a number of fronts including efforts to bring russia's war on ukraine to a close. >> we are moving along, and we're working very hard on it. and it is a war that should have never started. >> reporter: two u.s. officials tell cbs news that a delegation will take part in discussions this week in saudi arabia. >> and what we have right now is a call between putin and president trump, and both sides expressed an interest in ending this conflict. i imagine that there will be a follow up process. >> reporter: and on sunday, rubio met with the prime minister in jerusalem. >> and as long as it stands, there is a force that can threaten by use of violence, where it becomes impossible. >> reporter: and the support on gaza will help us achieve these objectives faster and set us on a path for a different future. >> reporter: he wants the u.s. to take control with res dents leaving. an idea that both countries have r