Carlo Cecchetto

Just a snapshot of the US on January 20th, 2025. Unemployment is 4.1 % 3RD Quarter 2024 GDP was at 3.1% In December: -Inflation was 2.9% -Border Patrol recorded approximately 47,330 encounters. 2024 Federal Budget deficit $1.83 Trillion Federal key interest rate 4.5%

@DaveySports98_ Yeah, I think maybe fans are jumpy because of what happened with the Chargers. This ain't that. Padres local standing will only grow in coming years, imo.

@CarloCBS8 I give you and your collegues credit for not taking that bait and senselessly putting any thought into talking about it on the air. Reserve that for things that could actually happen.

One of the great tidbits.. how much the Padres events business adds to the value of the franchise. Having that facility in that location is a huge asset.

@DaveySports98_ Yup. Crazy.

@CarloCBS8 And there are actual people on this app that think somebody’s going to pay the record price because of that AND THEN pay an ADDITIONAL TEN FIGURES to move it to Oakland or Nashville. Absolutely batshit crazy.

My dad was a salesman & CBS News Radio was his traveling companion. When I was a reporter at WCBS-2, CBS News Radio would run audio of our TV stories. My dad knew I had made it as a successful journalist when he heard his son's voice on his favorite station between the 8s. RIP

President Trump's director of the National Counterterrorism Center, Joe Kent, announced his immediate resignation on Tuesday, citing the decision to begin a war against Iran when "Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation." @EdOKeefe has more. cbsn.ws/4rH0eM9

Alleged Capitol Hill pipe bomber argues charges should be tossed out under Trump pardons cbsn.ws/4uoOnFc

@bgrisakTST Especially with several true "outside" options available in the second round likely.

The only way that I see the Rams drafting Makai Lemon is if they don't foresee themselves paying Puka $38.5M/yr. They are almost too similar in their projected roles. Lemon is a very good player...just not sure I see the fit.

When Iran struck a Thai-flagged tanker in the Strait of Hormuz yesterday, it showed that they're capable of striking at will, and as @CBSMATTGUTMAN reports, there's not much the U.S. can do about it. Here's why multiple analysts tell us Iran's strategy of disrupting, delaying and depleting the flow of oil through the Strait may allow them to dictate the end of this war.

Two teen brothers, who were members of a nationally recognized mariachi band in South Texas, were released from ICE custody on Tuesday after their detainment triggered bipartisan criticism. Antonio and Joshua Gámez-Cuéllar were released along with their parents and younger brother. The Department of Homeland Security tells CBS News the family is still facing deportation proceedings. The family entered the U.S. in 2023 legally using CBP One, a Biden administration phone app that has now been discontinued by the Trump administration. CBS News' @camiloreports has more.

BREAKING: About 140 U.S. troops have been wounded in the Iran war, including eight severely, the Pentagon says. apnews.com/live/iran-war-…

Video of the March 2025 fatal shooting of American citizen Ruben Ray Martinez obtained by CBS News appears to contradict claims by federal officials that Martinez was shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent because he "accelerated" and "intentionally ran over" another agent with his car. The killing of Martinez, who was 23 at the time, in South Padre Island, Texas, on March 15, 2025, was reported by local news outlets at the time. But it was not until February of this year, nearly 11 months later, that ICE confirmed one of its agents had fatally shot Martinez. In an internal report released by a nonprofit watchdog group last month, ICE said Martinez "accelerated forward" and struck an agent during the incident. The Department of Homeland Security claimed in a statement that an ICE agent had fired "defensive shots" into Martinez's vehicle after Martinez "intentionally ran over" another agent. Body camera video, which has not been previously reported, shows that Martinez's vehicle, a blue Ford Fusion, was stationary or going at a very low rate of speed when he was fatally shot. When gunshots are heard in the video, the brake lights of Martinez' vehicle appear to be on. After he's shot three times, Martinez is seen being pulled from his vehicle, thrown to the ground by an ICE agent, face down, and then handcuffed. Personnel on the scene are not seen in the video providing medical care until after he is handcuffed. CBS News reached out to representatives for DHS seeking comment on the footage and is awaiting a response.

BREAKING: Russia has provided Iran with information that can help Tehran strike the U.S. military, AP sources say. apnews.com/article/trump-…

@forumbluegold A lot. And one thing that *seems to happen a bunch to launch opponents on a run is Luka taking an early/bad three with no real "offense" being run.

and the lakers went from locked in to lax multiple times all night. they closed hard w/ a great push, but came up short b/c they'd succumb to the suns push earlier in the quarter. same thing happened in the 3rd in reverse order. can't have those lapses, but this teamd does a lot!

luka was amazing down the stretch on o after his back warmed up. said what i did when he was laboring & got caught on consecutive possessions moving poorly on suns buckets. despite those, he was fantastic tonight. you take the defense stuff w/ what he gave on offense every time.

Lakers right now are a tragedy.. just terrible energy and vibes. This season going downhill fast.

BREAKING: Alysa Liu wins gold in women's individual figure skating, a first for Team USA since 2002. cbsn.ws/3OoAKp3

@BruceSaucier8 I have a picture somewhere of me and Barbara Lee.. Colbert... and an empty pint of Americone Dream.

@CarloCBS8 Pretty sure Trump would disagree with your choice of Ice Cream

@CarloCBS8 You know you want some

BREAKING: The Senate fails to advance DHS funding, paving the way for a partial shutdown as a deal remains out of reach. cbsn.ws/4670Qmt

A federal judge on Thursday ordered the Trump administration to facilitate the return of certain Venezuelan migrants who he found were unlawfully deported to a Salvadoran prison under the Alien Enemies Act last year and then released into other countries. cbsn.ws/3OeRmQ3

As pathways to freedom have narrowed in immigration courts across the United States, a record number of detainees are giving up their cases and voluntarily leaving the country. Last year, 28% of completed immigration removal cases among those in detention ended in voluntary departure, a higher share than in any year prior, a CBS News analysis of decades of court records found. That figure only appears to be climbing as the Trump administration's immigration crackdown widens and detention populations swell. The percentage of voluntary departures among those detained grew nearly every month of 2025, reaching 38% in December.