. >> the first time you met wolf? >> i do, i was a little kid, and i met him in atlanta, georgia. and i remember my parents saying, you're about to meet wolf blitzer. this is a really big deal. and i just was like, his name was wolf. and then they introduced me to him, and he had this big white beard. and i literally was like, is he, like, part wolf or something? you know, like as a little kid, your imagination runs wild. he was this mythical creature to me. and then i watched him on cnn and i was like, oh, my god, i want to do that one day. that looks like the coolest job ever. and he said, really? you knew that? >> do you still think it's the coolest? >> i still. >> think it's the coolest job ever, and i can't believe i'm actually doing it with you, which is completely surreal that at that age, you know, i looked up, i remember watching you, um, covering the war and then being in the situation room, and so it's really cool. i told him, i said i wanted to be start off, i want to be a detective, an archeologist. and t

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> and we begin with the breaking news in america's escalating trade war. and it's dramatic this morning. the top u.s. trading partners are hitting back at president trump's overnight tariffs. right now out on wall street, investors are weighing this new exchange of tariffs with mexico, canada and china. the dow already down more than 500 points in the markets, just opened. and inflation weary americans could soon feel the squeeze on their wallets big time. prices of food, electronics and big ticket items like cars all potentially going up and up. and there's more breaking news right now. target becoming the latest top retailer to issue a specific warning about the u.s. economy. the ceo just a few moments ago saying sales fell last month. u.s. consumer confidence is weakening and americans will feel the pinch almost immediately. >> the consumer will likely see price increases over the next couple of days. you think about all

wolf, this is escalation.d justin trudeau is putting the united states on notice that there will be escalation. key though he did speak to those strategic industries. when we talk about critical minerals, we've heard so much about how many ukraine has. canada arguably has some of the largest deposits of critical minerals in the world. they were willing to certainly open themselves up to even american companies that wanted to come in and try and exploit that and try and clear some of the regulatory hurdles. it's clear the trump administration was not interested. wolf, this is a decoupling not just from canada, but certainly many, many western allies and europe right now. we've also been put on notice about tariffs in april are taking note. what happens next? we continue to see the fallout. we do hear that more measures, including what we discussed weeks ago about things like u.s. alcohol coming right off the shelves in canada. that's just one example of something that will hit republican states like kentucky th

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former acting dhs secretary chad wolf. is that a crime? chad. >> well. it certainly could be. obviously, if they're interfering with law enforcement officers and not allowing them to do their job, i think that could be. >> against the law. >> and that's something obviously, the justice department should take a close look at. >> yeah. okay. so i if you're if i were to say tip off somebody about a raid coming. police raid, ice raid. am i not aiding and abetting in lawbreaking there? >> i think you certainly could be. and look. it's not just that you're leaking the information to the press so that they can do a story on it. you're putting law enforcement lives in danger because that's what's happening here. when law enforcement goes out to do an operation, they largely depend on that element of surprise so that the, the, you know, the targets of that operation don't cause them harm. and so when you leak that information in any number of ways, you're putting law enforcement officers, you're putting members of that community in harm's way. that's why it's so critically important. t

we greatly appreciate your insight, chad wolf.ou for joining us here on this saturday morning. thank you. >> thanks. molly: severe weather hitting the south this week. your fox weather forecast is coming up. plus, measles spreading across the country. we keep talking about this, but we have dr. can marc siegel on what you need to know to keep your family safe, coming up. ♪ chocolate fundraiser. ♪ with the chase mobile app, things move a little more smoothly. ♪ deposit checks easily and send money quickly. [coins clinking] ♪ that's convenience from chase. make more of what's yours. molly: severe weather expected in the south next week. 30 million americans bracing for thunderstorms and potential tornadoes. michael estime has the forecast. >> yeah, molly, good morning to you. we are tracking what's going to be a big storm system next week. it's already taking shape over the pacific ocean. it'll move onhere tomorrow and affect if our friends in california with some is heavy rain and mountain snow before pin wheeling through the cente

>> we are looking for that lone wolf, an individual that may be trying to do something with an automobileoking for people who may have ieds in the backpacks, as well as people with weapons that are around the parade ground. >> reporter: cbp is also looking for threats by water. traffic that seems out of place. >> report: matt valzania is a marine interdiction agent for border customs and protection. he is keeping watch on the water. >> coast guard is out here, border patrol is out here. louisiana official wildlife. a large event like this, it's an all-hands-on-deck kind of thing. [technical glitch, no audio] >> -- since that attack, including stronger barriers, and also stronger pedestrian access here in the historic french quarter. we are also going to be seeing this cbp team behind me after patrolling the parades all evening, they are going to be starting bright and early in the morning to make sure folks are able to party safely. >> john: kati wiess in new orleans, thank you. here are three things to know. melania trump went to capitol hill today to speak out against a revenge porn, th

>> we're looking for that lone wolf, an individual that may be trying to do something with an automobile. we're also looking for people who may possibly have ieds in their backpacks as well as people with weapons that are around the parade route. >> reporter: cbp is also looking for threats by water. >> we're just looking to see if we see any sort of traffic that seems out of place. >> reporter: matt valzania is a marine agent for customs and border protection. he's keeping watch on the mississippi river. >> coast guard's out here. border patrol's out here, louisiana fish and wildlife. a large event like this, it's an all hands on deck kind of thing. >> that was kati weis in new orleans. >>> well, the faa is investigating why several passenger planes received rare false alarms from their onboard collision avoidance systems near washington's reagan national airport. cbs news has learned that at least 12 flights received the alerts saturday as they were preparing to land. the pilots of three planes conducted go-arounds before landing safely. the faa is looking into the possibility that som

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if you raise your hand that prompted to slash social spending and pull money into wolf or the country of hamlet, denmark suggested peace was more dangerous than war. and britons against thomas signal sending most of the british army to the fact to fight russia. all this while west asia tried to cope with a video posted by trump depicting human netanyahu composing over the bones of the biden genocide in gaza. and moscow again is the form of the attendant kindled in this obvious and rushing non forces. talk to the imagery, training these on russians born and defense policy council, to present in conway. so good that a russian on the show of to so many people from the american side, you know, we had the trump, the deputy assistant on the other day semester and gorka. so i mean, trump has been saying often on it's possible, there is some presence of west and european nato troops allowed in ukraine. and the 2nd level of the foreign minister said, no. so what will happen to the soldiers if they turn up their, i mean, right now they're in my 6, they're in british special forces in ukraine. w

or european rump if you raise your hand that prompted to slash social spending and pull money into wolf or the country of hamlet. denmark suggested peace was more dangerous than war and britain secure as thomas signal sending most of the british army to defective fight russia. all this while west asia tried to cope with a video posted by trump depicting him in that and yeah, who composing over the bones of the vitamin genocide in gaza. and moscow again is the form of the attendant candle in this office in russian on forces. talk to the imagery, training these on rushes, barn and defense policy council. this is an economy so good to have a russian on the show of to so many people from the american side. you know, we had the trump, the deputy assistant on the other day, semester and gorka. so, um, i mean from as being saying off and on. it's possible. there is some presence of west and european nato troops allowed in ukraine. and the 2nd level, the foreign minister said no. so what will happen to the soldiers if they turn up? they're, i mean, right now they're in my 6, they're in british

with detailed coverage, the fathers, mothers, and children until every last one is found, the wolf was never to be over from the house at the story. schools and universities were all destroyed, depriving thousands and thousands of palestinians from proper access to education. the i've empowered you to be a tough guy, and i don't think you'd be a tough guy without the united states and your people are very brave. but you're thinking to make a deal, or we're out. the ukrainian president arrives in london to really european support . 24 hours off to he to documented with donald trump at the white house. the . i'm tell mccrae, this is hell just here alive from the hospital. so coming up phase one all because .

policy and politics at wolfe research. tobin, it's great to see you. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> so a busy weekend if we go back to friday and everything else. so this is kind of flying under the radar. and understandably, a lot of investors say, fool me once, shame on you. fool me twice. i'm not selling this stuff just for them to be called off or walked down again. you think that the market's overlooking some of the risks here? >> well, look, i thought it was really interesting last time around how much the markets didn't react even to the piece that actually happened, which was the 10% incremental on china. we're now facing down another 10% incremental on china that pretty much everyone agrees is going to go forward, along with the possibility that we get, you know, maybe the entire 25%, maybe some lower rate, as secretary lutnick alluded to on on canada and mexico. but yeah, i think investors in general are in i'm going to need to see it to believe it mode, given how much uncertainty there's been. i mean, how could you possibly make a conf

rights groups have condemned the decision of choosing his way, like using starvation as a weapon of wolf. the, the united nations as well when the back and 22 rebels have inducted at least a 130 patients from 2 hospitals and go back and east and democratic republic of congo. patients was suspected of being companies, soldiers, or members of a pro government um crew m 23 months and took them at the end of january. and i've made an unprecedented of bonds into the east, gaining access to valuable minerals, colorado. the incident in the german city of mannheim was killed. 2 people, an injured at least 11 others. please say that the rest of them charged a german national with murder an attempted murder is dominic. this was the scene greeted rescue workers at midday on monday. in many people street on the ground in the center of the city. witnesses describe what they saw above. i'm was that suddenly i saw a lot of police cause back and i was really shocked to see what had happened. i heard shots and lots of people started running in my direction. i didn't know exactly what was going on myself.

the fathers, mothers, and children until every last one is phones, the wolf will never to be over from the hoss of the story. schools and universities were all destroyed, depriving 10001000 of how this thing is from proper access to education. the limits to how far the dream contains study in your own adventure. now a tom and the the other the i'm nor a kyle, this is and use our live from the coming up in the next 60 minutes. palestinians and goals are moving victims of another strike off as well. blocks food medicine and fuel from entering the strip. one person is killed and a knife attack in northern israel. police i be attacked who has been shot and killed the.

tom b salvaged off to an extraordinary wolf, was in the open office. took spiraled out of control over how to bring rushes war to an end. so then ski says he would intend to peace talks until ukraine has guarantees against another offensive island fisher has more on the clash out, the white house. but you will see the historic walls of the oval office of god did many secrets. this was all played out in front of the camera. don't tell us what we're going to feel a staggering exchange between the us president his number 2 and the leader of is you creed, out, raised voices pointed fingers. well, to me as the landscape accused of being disrespectful to the country, which is supported them through 3 years of war. and donald trump insisted you should be more grateful allowed all the way. and if there's a name, that example has to be right around the word beginning of the war, not in a good physician. i was, i don't have the cards right now with us, you start having all kinds car right now. you're going to give you a choice for you to do a gambling with relied single radians of people seeing

if you raise your hand that prompted to slash social spending and pull money into wolf or the country of hamlet. denmark suggested peace was more dangerous than war. and britons against thomas signal sending most of the british army to the fact to fight russia. all this while west asia tried to cope with the video posted by trump depicting human netanyahu composing over the bones of the biden genocide in gaza. in moscow again, is the form of the attendant kindled in this obvious and rushing non pauses. talk to the imagery, training these on russians born and defense policy council, a present in conway. so good that a russian on the show of to so many people from the american side. you know, we had the trump, the deputy assistant on the other day. the rest didn't go. ok. so um, i mean, trump has been saying off and on. it's possible. there is some presence of western european nato troops allowed in ukraine. and of course, a lever of the foreign minister said no. so what will happen to the soldiers if they turn up their, i mean, right now they're in my 6, they're in british special forc

the wolf will never to be over from the hoss of the story. schools and universities were all destroyed, depriving 10001000 of palestinians from proper access to education. this is fire and gaza hangs in the balance says israel insist on expanding phase one on us says it's a breach of the original truth agreements. benjamin netanyahu is wanting of consequences as a group does not accept. so will israel resume its wall on gaza? all come to the cx 5, the salvage. this is inside, sorry the .

and until every last one is phones, the wolf will never truly be over from the hoss of the story. schools and universities were all destroyed, depriving 10001000 of how this thing has from proper access to education. the news the are you watching? you'll just hear a reminder of how top stories the south ukrainian president below them is. lensky has arrived in london on friday and heated 3 way argument between donald trump, his vice president, and the ukranian leader ended with the landscaping asked to leave the white house. a mouse is it is ready to complete the remaining stages of the guns a cx, 5 deal. the 1st buys ends on saturday, and tomas has said that no progress has been made in negotiations to reach the 2nd size. the group accused, this is ralph preaching. some pops of the agreements and video footage from british news type of the guardian shows the last moments of a 12 year old palestinian boy. i'm an else for mooney before he was shot and killed by his ready forces during a ride on the hebron. more than a week ago. the new transitional government for syria is expected t

the summers and london, russian foreign minister, so again of ralph accused europe of wanting the wolf to continue and heaped praise on us, present on trump, most of the social cost of the end of biden's term and office. there's a new team now that guided by common sense the, the direct in saying we want to stop or was, we wants peace before the and who wants to want to continue europe with just putting the thoughts of them would go through right now they're saying, let's have peacekeepers, we want you to as many thousands of them, we will give them a cover. but that's also bracing of them because nobody's asking us what we think. trump understands. every thing trump says it is too early when there is a settlement. you can discuss this issue, but it will require the agreement of the parties. well, andre, you back collect all of this champion of the votes of association of russian diplomats of yeah, he told us they are the most go would be willing to accept foreign troops on ukrainian soil is what. busy the problem of this do, so i'm going to start with one of my 1st. they're really at

as until every last one is phones, the wolf was never to be over from the hoss of the story. schools and universities were all destroyed, depriving 10001000 of how this thing has from proper access to education. on the golf, a see saw in dangerous collapse as well stops food fuel medicine from entering the strength the money to save a salad. is there a life from dell also coming up, running around ukraine, leaders from across europe, 2 nights in london to discuss waste, with flesh unemployment crisis incentive gone over 300000 people competes for a limited number of spanish was these on president donald trump makes english the official language of the united states in ab executive, the last is accusing israel of blackmail also, have benjamin netanyahu announced he's stopping or a going into gaza. will that decision came onto the 1st phase of the cx? 5 deal ended without agreement on continuing into a 2nd phase onto the terms of the agreement as well. have been allowing much needed medicine food as well as other supplies into the strip, but thousands of trucks and now stuck on

the wolf will never to be over from the hoss of the story. schools and universities were all destroyed, depriving 10001000 of palestinians from proper access to education. on the golf, a see saw in dangerous collapse as well stops food fuel medicine from entering the strength the money to save a salad. is there a life from dell also coming up, running around ukraine, leaders from across europe 2 nights in london to discuss waste with flesh unemployment crisis incentive gone over 300000 people competes for.

or european rump of your race right now. prompted to slash social spending and pulling money into wolf or the country of hamlet. denmark suggested peace was more dangerous than war, and britons against thomas signal sending most of the british army to the fact to fight russia. all this while west asia tried to cope with the video posted by trump depicting human netanyahu cavorting over the bones of the biden genocide in gaza. and moscow again is the form of the attendant colonel in this obvious and rushing non forces. talk to the imagery, training these on russians born and defense policy council present in conway. so good data russian on the show of to so.

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if you raise your hand that prompted to slash social spending and pull money into wolfe at the country of hamlet. denmark suggested peace was more dangerous than war. and britain sakina as thomas signal sending most of the british army to defective fight russia. all this while west asia tried to cope with a video posted by trump depicting human netanyahu, avoiding over the bones of the biden genocide in gaza. and moscow again, is the form of the attendant candle in this office in russian on forces. talk to the imagery, training these on rushes, born and defense policy council. because i didn't kind of was so good to have a russian on the show of to so many people from the american side. you know, we had the trump, the deputy assistant on the other day, semester and gorka. so um, i mean from as being saying off and on, it's possible. there is some presence of western european nato troops allowed in ukraine. and the 2nd level of the foreign minister said, no. so what will happen to the soldiers if they turn up their, i mean, right now they are in my 6 there in british special forces in u

as until every last one is phones, the wolf will never to be over from the house of the story. schools and universities were all destroyed, depriving 10001000 of how the thing is from proper access to education. this is firing guys, a hangs in the balance, says israel insist on extending phase one on us says it's a breach of the original truth agreement. benjamin netanyahu is wanting of consequences as a group does not accept. so well. israel resume its wall on gaza. all come to the see spot. the salvage. this is inside. sorry. the hello and welcome to the program. i'm rob matheson palestinians, and guys, it was supposed to enter the holy month of ramadan in some form of peace as the 2nd phase of the seas. 5 between israel and thomas good underway. but is there any problem in this or benjamin netanyahu, whose government now wants to re negotiate the terms? israel is pressuring homeless to extend the 1st phase of the cx, 5, and exchange for releasing half of the remaining 59 captives. adults cut all fade and supplies to gaza. again, how much is accusing israel of carrying out a

going to think we're -- fruition and i would say it's a $36 trillion in debt and no longer crying wolfsue is that i love that you played elon musk clip and it is now or never. paying interest on the debt and it's $1 trillion in more of the defense budget every year and you have to do something that . is the beginning of the end of the empire. it is a career killer and going for them and money and we're drinking the punch and going for them and now they want to take that punch bowl away and going to have the district in your red neighborhood and i'm helpful that she's going for republicans in this still understanding the urgency going for them and it's in the worried about them saying never mind, it's full-timely heading home and never mind just keep the party going and getting reelected and i'm hopeful but cautious at the same time. trey: hearing from the employee and asking you about it on the other side. >> those are not real jobs going for federal employees not deserving their job or jobs. trey: members of congress or federal employees and i know their staffs are and committee staff

. >> sandra: let's bring in steve moore and robert wolf. thanks to both of you, so, steve, set up what you expect to see, what you would like to hear from president trump tonight. >> well, i want him to focus on the things that got him elected. make america great again in terms of energy, get a lot of these rules off the backs of our businesses. doge on all the amazing things they're doing to try to find the waste in government. first and foremost, getting the tax cut done, made permanent. those are all things that are very strong for the economy. one last thing, one of the biggest issues that helped him win make the election, securing the border. already the data is amazing. 10,000 migrants coming in today to less than 500 and just 35 days. pretty amazing achievement. >> sandra: robert, give us your thoughts as we do see this back and forth. we heard from canada a bit earlier today. 25% on mexico. 25% on canada. 10% for energy imports. obviously these are huge economic concerns. but where do you see all of this going next? >> yeah, so i kn

former acting dhs secretary chad wolf says anyone disrupting i.c.e.uess out to do an operation, they largely depend on that element of surprise so that, you know, the targets of that operation don't cause them harm. and so when you leak that information in any number of ways, you're putting law enforcement officers, i you're putting members of that committee in harm's way. >> reporter: and it could get them into some big legal trouble. a spokesperson for the fbi says while the agency safeguards any constitutionally-protected rights including freedom of speech and assembly, those who impede law enforcement operations and potentially threaten the safety of law enforcement agents are subject to investigation and potential prosecution by the doj. jon? jon: christina coleman, thank you. federal prosecutors say an accomplice in a former olympian's $1 billion cocaine ring is back in the united states to face charges. the justice department says andrew clark, also known as the dictator, helped orchestrate the operation with knowboarder ryan whetting. prosecut

coy on on call, which is a dip wolf series, right? incredible.y, right? yes, the haul, you know, being a fan of season one was really a privilege join that team for season 2 and had no anticipation ever being part of that show just because, you know, i'm a fan of it. so i didn't see where the storyline was going to go. but >> we've got the call late last i was a late addition, cousin, my actual character and the chinese element to season 2 is actually inspired and based on real events. so our main writer, terence winter definitely wanted to include that. >> along with craig's isgur up, so just a privilege to be with neal mcdonough and simon, frank grillo and the whole crew and the whole cast. and what was it like interacting with just these iconic actors, you know, use, i don't really get starstruck this because i've been doing this for a while. but i mean, who wouldn't with stallone raw? the first time he walks on he just brings that are i mean, i grew up watching rambo and you know all about was yeah, it's right. and so to see that man right in

they can cry wolf all day long. i don't feel sorry for them. they should get back to work for the american people like president trump and this administration. >> doge savings $105 billion that doubled in a week. border encounters down 95%. nominees confirmed at 22. market sold off two days in a row. they don't like the tariffs. peter navarro is coming up. what is the challenge right now in trying to make this work and not send the economy in a tailspin? >> i think hon evidently we're trying to fix it as fast as possible. tariffs are good for the american people. we demand to be treated the way they treat us. called putting america first but equality and fairness across the globe. we want to continue to do business in a fair manner. we have a different issue. biden's administration was killing chickens and thought it would help the avian flu. now we have an egg problem. we're still correcting problems economically and we need to bounce back. it will take time and we're working really hard at it. >> dana: alina habba, thank you. >> thank you, se

joining me now chad wolf, former acting dhs secretary.had, tell us about what you believe may be the ultimate trigger here. again, whether we are talking about someone informing on ice operations and american subsequently killed because these criminals robert streets or in this case with thousands of americans, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands over the years dying from fentanyl and other drugs? thanks for having me, laura. i think it can be both. the loss of american life and the president has been very clear about that and unfortunately, we have seen that just in the last 24 hours with the south texas ranchner mexico and gets killed. i think there are going to be consequences here. taking a step back, the larger picture here is just a year ago or two years ago the cartels were at their strongest. more power, mother money, more weaponsment and i facilitating more human trafficking than they ever had. one month into president trump's presidency they are running for the hills. they are disrupting their own operation so that they don

here is chad wolf about deportation. which yo hear about tonight and what form we'll wait and see. you have to deport them, put them on an airplane and get them out of the country. a lot of this is challenging work. in part the bind administration knew this and why they broke the system and why you are seeing such a challenge that the trump team has. they will get it under control. >> bill: i don't know what trump says. put call for three up. this is extraordinary to me. so far in 2025 you have 8,326 border encounters in the month of february. a year ago it was 189,000. year before that 156, year before that 166. bring a chart tonight. >> kamala harris must be jumping up and down. climate change must have been solved, right? that she says was the root cause of illegal immigration. biden lied to the american people saying he needed legislation in order to solve this. obviously not. donald trump got it done right away. donald trump is the only president in my lifetime that has had the political will to lock down the border and start deporting people en masse and holding countries acc

former acting dhs secretary chad wolf says anyone disrupting i.c.e.oes out to do an operation, today largely depend on that element of surprise so that the, you know, the targets of that operation don't cause them harm. and so when you leak that information in any number of ways, you're putting law enforcement officers, you're putting members of that community in harm's way. >> reporter: and it could get them into big legal trouble. a spokesperson for the fbi says while the agency safeguards any constitutionally protected rights including freedom of speech and and assembly, those who impede law enforcement operations and potentially threaten the safety of law enforcement agents are subject to to investigation and potential prosecution by the doj. griff? are. griff: christina coleman live in los angeles, thank you,. meanwhile, nearly 30 cartel members and leaders were extradited to the u.s. this week as the tariff deadline is fast approaching this coming tuesday. trump demanded mexico to crack down on cartels and the production and flow of fentanyl. c.

. >> wolf, shut down.y school in rohnert park and that forced hundreds of kids to stay home on monday. the district superintendent said maintenance crews were on campus cleaning up. teachers have been called in to go over classrooms to see if anything was stolen. take a listen. >> but we came over here and then we heard the sad news after seeing all the commotion and we're just so sad for the community. i feel like there's so many families, kids and neighbors out here all the time. and it's just not to have a link a damper on things. >> it is expected to be back open today. the investigation into the vandalism is ongoing. in the north bay and elementary school teacher in santa rosa has been arrested now last week on suspicion of lewd acts with a child. according to run a parks department of public safety and police 34 year-old gino. bakari, a is a coach rohnert park high school in a sports coach at cotati high school was booked into the sonoma county jail on suspicion of arranging a meeting with a minor wi

in the meantime, jan wolfe hernandez, the associate superintendent of student and family services willtake over as acting superintendent. >> the west contra costa unified school district will reduce their staff as leaders try to tackle a growing budget deficit. the board of education voted that wednesday night to cut more than 150 staff positions for the upcoming 2025. 26 school year. but leaders spared 8 full-time certificated and classified positions. according to interim superintendent, can moses. the district is trying to cut around 1.2 million dollars from the general fund. the district says that they have until march 15th to notify affected staff about the new layoffs. >> the 2 women seen attacking their neighbor's dog in pittsburgh on this video are behind bars. police say the ugly dispute between neighbors started after somebody ran over a potted plant. one of the women then kick the dog. the dog's owner says vet bills could cost thousands of dollars. the women were arrested on multiple felony charges. >> after 35 years of beloved orinda, small business in the east bay is closi

as it yeah, tickets go on sale this friday at 10:00am yeah, i don't know how they survived today, wolflike body, you know, protective suits more than a helmet for sure. but you saw the guy get out and go like, yeah, he just looked like he figure in a car, want to show some asian. but like said earlier, bring your earplugs have for while. >> all right. we're going take a break here at 9.56. up next on the proper morning news vta in the south bay warning riders this morning. they're going to find him. >> another way of getting around. we'll tell you why. and the city of oakland reporting 17 homicides so far this year details on the investigation into deadly shootings of this past weekend. >> and voters in san mateo county hitting the polls this morning, voting in a special election that could eventually result in the sheriff. the fire. >> right now on the kron, 4 morning news, san mateo county sheriff christina corpus awaiting her fate as voters head to the polls today to decide her future. plus 6 traffic deaths and counting how one south bay cities working to curb its longstanding stree

. >> wolf, kids. i'm sure you're wondering why your mother and i asked you here tonight. because it's a buffet of all you can eat. butterfly shrimp and sirloin steak. >> that is the reason i thought it's because i made varsity. >> you did? >> of course. >> you did. >> of course you did. if you take or have taken humira for moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis and still have symptoms, you don't have to settle. ask your gastroenterologist to. switching to rinvoq is right for you. it's one of the latest treatments from the makers of humira. rinvoq works differently than humira and may help. rinvoq is a once daily pill that can deliver rapid symptom relief. lasting steroid free remission and helps visibly reduce damage of the intestinal lining. >> rinvoq can lower ability. >> to. >> fight infections before treatment. test for tb and do blood work. serious infections, blood clots some fatal cancers including lymphoma and skin. serious allergic reactions gi tears, death, heart attack and stroke occurred. cv event risk increases in age 50 plus with a heart di

. >> i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. i look forward to seeing you monday morning, 10 a.m. eastern, when the situation room moves to mornings and expands to two hours starting monday. please join pamela brown and me every weekday from 10 a.m. to 12 noon eastern. we'll be covering the most important stories from around the world and across the country. until then, thanks very much for watching. erin burnett outfront starts right now. >> outfront next, the breaking news. no apologies. zelenskyy speaking moments ago for the first time since the president and vice president of the united states berated him for the world to see russian dissident chess champion garry kasparov joins me, along with senator richard blumenthal, who met with zelenskyy today. also breaking new details about the sudden and mysterious death of actor gene hackman, his wife and dog, a couple who has known hackman and his wife for 30 years are speaking out tonight outfront. plus, china and russia now recruiting fired u.s. federal workers. and we'll tell you why. let's go out front. and good evening. i'm eri

tobin marcus of wolfe research. things could look very different on the trade front tomorrow. get an update on news elsewhere. here is dani burger. dani: ukrainian president zelenskyy said he is willing to meet with u.s. president trump if he is invited again. zelenskyy says he wants to solve real problems, adding ukraine is ready to accept a minerals deal with the u.s., which was put on hold last week. elsewhere, deepseek says its theoretical profit margin to be more than five times its cost. it revealed it saw a 545% profit margin for its models during a 24 hour period but added a disclaimer actual revenues are substantially lower due to factors like only some services being monetized and discounts during off-peak hours. prada is said to be moving closer to a deal for versace, agreeing to a price of nearly 1.6 billion euros. talks are progressing after initial due diligence did not find any risks. an acquisition would allow prada to create a larger italian playe r. jonathan: thank you. remember the snoozy biden years. that would have been a top story. annmarie: this could be

the soviets in cuba, latin america, the chinese are much more insidious in their ability of wolf warrior ability. and the tethers they hold over the country. thank you, dr. kroenig, you are the vice president and senior director and scowcroft, also incredible work you have going on. i want to talk about the p.r.c.'s growing control over port infrastructure. the president has made this a top priority in panama, the deep water port investment in this area has outsized influence. secretary trump and secretary rubio have emphasized the seriousness what specifically, diplomatically, economically, hopefully not militarily, steps can the united states be taking to deter china's influence and re-establish america's presence in these regions? dr. kroenig: thank you for the nice work and the work at the scrowcroft center. there are things the united states can do and president trump has been right to see this as a major priority and to put pressure on the panamanian government. and many of the governments, including the government of panama, don't think want the chinese influence. these are agreem