Tonight, backlash as opponents of the Trump-Muss government overhaul take to the streets.

The Doge team pushes for access to taxpayers' personal data as the White House prepares to fire

homeland security officials who might not agree with Trump's agenda.

And a Delta Airlines jet crashes and overturns at the Toronto airport.

The latest as the 11th hour gets underway on this Monday night.

Good evening. Once again, I'm Stephanie Rule. It is day 29 of the second Trump administration.

And on this president's day, Americans in cities

from coast to coast gathered to protest the Trump administration and what it has done over

the last month. Some protesters called it the not my president's day. The official White

House X account celebrated the federal holiday by posting the mugshot of Donald Trump, the first convicted

felon elected president. But it is this Trump post over the weekend that is getting the most

attention from serious people, quote, he who saves his country does not violate any law. Meanwhile,

just one month into Trump's new term, one of his decisions is already headed

to the Supreme Court. Trump's lawyers are asking the justices to let him fire the head of the

office of special counsel. That is the independent agency that protects government whistleblowers

and enforces all important ethics laws. Also in Washington, it seems like

Judge Tanya Chutkin will not immediately stop what Elon Musk and his Doge team are doing to the federal

government. She says the states filing the lawsuit are relying mostly on news reports about what

Musk is doing and not showing enough evidence that he's actually

doing damage. Kelly O'Donnell has a closer look at what Musk and the Doge team are actually up to.

President Trump's Department of Government Efficiency and Elon Musk's Doge team continue to make cuts,

including at the Federal Aviation Administration. Close to 300

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