on a tuesday except when it's a thursday or a friday. tomi, thank you for your time as always. >> ashley: thank you, tomi. >> todd: very busy show following the latest out of michigan state university. fox and friends is going to pick it up there and throughout the remainder of the day on fox news channel. >> ashley: to all of you happy valentine's day. "fox & friends" starts right now >> brian: all right. here we go. a fox news alert. three people are dead. five others are fighting for their lives this morning following a shooting last night at michigan state university. >> katie: 43-year-old suspected gunman is dead from the self-inflicted gunshot wound. the campus shooter has no clear connection to the school. >> steve: those are the images that were released. todd piro is live with the latest on this breaking story out of lansing, michigan. >> todd: good morning to all three of you have. overnight police revealing that the suspected shooter was not a student or an employee at

michigan state university did not seem to have any affiliation with the university. authorities also confirming he was found dead from that self-inflicted gunshot wound off campus. his name has not yet been released to the public. but we are getting reports at the michigan state police bomb squad is outside the home of that suspected shooter. officials though yet to confirm this activity. police say the first shots were fired around 8:18 martha maccallum on the northened of campus on burke hall. opened fire at the student center just down the road. body found inside each building. police say both buildings on campus were easily accessible to the public and did not require any special access. one student recording an absolutely terrifying video. there it is on your screen from his dorm as he watches students run for their lives. another student recalling the terrifying moment he realized this was not a drill. >> we got an email from michigan

state that said that there was an active shooter on campus. by that point we were already actually in a car on the way to pick up one of our friends from one of the dorms i was on campus. because at that point nobody knew what was going on. everybody was confused. we wanted to save everybody we could. one kid i know left his phone in the cafeteria because he ran out so fast. he said he saw multiple people get shot. >> a shelter in place order has been lifted for michigan state university students and the surrounding community. but, classes and campus activities have been suspended for 48 hours. police still working to uncover a motive. meantime, all five of the surviving victims remain in critical condition at a nearby hospital. the next police briefing scheduled 8:00 a.m. this morning. steve, brian, katie, back to you. >> steve: all right, todd. thank you very much. suspect no connection to the university. they still can't figure out why he was on campus last night. >> brian: or how he got on it. seemed remarkably easy to get on campus.

that might be something they will be visiting. >> katie: we will be watching it. police are supposed to give us an update in the 8 a.m. hour. >> steve: let's talk about something that happened now close to two weeks ago. it was on february 3rd that there was a train derailment in east palestine, ohio. and as you know, people in that area were then evacuated because on some of those cars, a 50 car train, 10 of them had hazardous material. vinyl chloride, very toxic and so they evacuated everybody. they burned the stuff off. well now as it turns out, we are discovering that there was a lot more really scary toxic stuff on board the train that nobody knew about until after the evacuation. and now the evacuation is over, and they are saying okay, it's safe to go home. the people don't feel safe. >> katie: not only do they not

feel safe but they are returning to their homes and to this area and they are having symptoms of caused by these chemicals. >> steve: their eyes are burning and coughing. >> katie: not a good situation. told he it's safe to go home. listen to what some of them say happened after they did. >> so, when we went back there, we felt very itchy eyes, swelling of the face, particularly around the eyes. we were coughing, our eyes were watering. our skin was very flakey and over the subsequent days, became very dry, continued to flake. it was less than ideal, we can say that. >> i truly feel like the evacuation order was lifted too early. prematurely. you know, i advise people if you don't have to go back try to stay where you are. >> as far as the smell, it's definitely present. i came today where we are at my shop, this is the first time

everybody here in a week. i was here five minutes and i had a -- i have a headache right now and can you smell it. anyone who comes here, who hasn't been here can smell it. >> katie: lots of questions about what actually happened, what kind of chemicals were on the train. things were not disclosed about the situation and the way that the local authorities handled this. and there are questions now about water contamination as people are reporting animals and fish being killed not just in this area but downstream as well. lots of questions not just for the locals, but also for the federal government and how they are going to handle this situation. >> brian: the governor came and spoke over the weekend and i remember he was on our show. he says yeah, the derailment is really concerning. they decided, the experts, let's do a controlled detonation, some say they basically nuked the entire town instead of flooding the town experts sitting back and hoping this will go away. the among the people upset by this not only j.d. vance but

congresswoman ilhan omar came out and said east palestine road derailment will have a significant health and well-being for decades. this is almost zero national attention. we need inquiries direct action by pete buttigieg to address this tragedy. pete buttigieg last night had a tweet that's out there that says i have been addressing it. we are going to look into this. providing healthcare and have our best people on it. the people that are there in the middle of this. they don't see that interest. they certainly don't see the passion and certainly don't see mayor pete. >> steve: the problem was, mayor pete's or pothole pete as he was known when he was the mayor of south bend, indiana, his first availability to talk about it he didn't talk about it. brian, that tweet came out much later in the day, probably after some blowback. here is the first thing we heard from mayor pete regarding anything on his docket. listen to this. and see how it relates to this derailment. >> we have heard way too many

stories from generations past of infrastructure where you got a neighborhood, often a neighborhood of color, that finally sees the project come to them but everyone in the hard hats on that project looking like, you know, doing the good paying jobs don't look like they came from anywhere neither neighborhood. >> steve: and so it was later in the day, after the blow back he decided,you know what? i'm the department of transportation secretary, i should probably talk a little bit about some of that stuff. brian, you mentioned j.d. vance. here he is. >> we have had hundreds of train derailments after we spent over a trillion dollars on infrastructure in this country, so the fact that this isn't getting obviously better is a major indictment of the people spending the money and what they're spending the money on. we know if you listen to secretary buttigieg today concerned about too many white men on construction jobs than the fundamentals of his job which is insure would he go have a viable infrastructure in this

country. unfortunately my constituents in east palestine have been some of the main victims of the fact that we have failing infrastructure in our country. we are ruled by unserious people who are worried about fake problems instead of the real fact that our country is falling apart in. so most important ways. >> brian: you just hope this has nothing to do with the fact that ohio is a red state. >> katie: senator j.d. vance is absolutely correct when he talks about the priorities of secretary buttigieg who is mia on a number of crises as he is focused on the skin color of people working construction jobs. i would like to know how many construction sites he has been on in this country not a whole lot. this is a serious problem. the american people have funded this brand new infrastructure bill that the president has been on the road in recent weeks trying to tout. and, yet, we still have these serious problems. and this catastrophe that continues to unfold. and a lack of transparency not just local authorities but also a lack of attention and national attention from the transportation secretary.

>> steve: and you know what? ilhan omar was right as well. this is going to be something that those people are going to have to worry about for years. we're going to talk to a hazmat expert coming up shortly could there be some cancer clusters in this area for years to come? what about the well water and stuff like that? so far four lawsuits have been filed against norfolk southern, the rail line one said the derailment was caused by negligence and are demanding the -- the people of that area are demanding medical monitoring because they said we were subject to all sortsd of toxic fumes. there is surveillance video. the local paper in pittsburgh the pittsburgh post gazette has video of one of the train car axles on fire 20 miles before this happened. so, the big question is whether or not the conductors could have actually stopped the train in a less populated area and they probably could have contained it. but, once again, it goes back to infrastructure and oversight.

>> katie: e.p.a. is supposed to make sure that the air and water are clean. we haven't heard a whole lot from them on this situation. we are not just talking about palestine which is affecting lots of people but also bigger areas like pittsburgh and the surrounding waterways which flow to a number of highly populated areas. this is a big problem and we haven't heard a whole lot from washington, d.c., which is supposed to be handling the situation. >> brian: right. meanwhile the e.p.a., this is what he tweeted out, the e.p.a.'s top priority is the health and safety of all the communities. since the initial derailment in east palestine, in ohio we have had six staff and 16 contractors on the ground. >> katie: six staff. you are going to need a bigger staff to handle this situation, everybody, when people are reporting that their eyes are burning when they're told to report back home. >> brian: think about this guy's track record from southwest to the supply chain to the derailments, when there was an accident, not his fault, obviously, in texas and there was another derailment over in

south carolina and now we are finding about the communication. remember when all air traffic stopped for the first time since 9/11. that was a system that definitely needed attention that now has his attention. halls he been ahead of the curve on anything? has he acted like he knows what's going on at any time? but, yet, when people talk about democrats are the future to be leaders of that party, they bring him up as number one or two. does performance ever matter? >> steve: apparently not. regarding those polls. i know if you are to poll the people who lived in that area right now. it's probably a gigantic super majority of those people would say, you know, i know the government says i can go back home, i don't think it's safe. >> katie: it's an emergency and the secretary is focused on things that are not focused on this. >> steve: we have got that hazmat expert coming up in a couple of minutes. straight ahead on this tuesday, straight ahead, eyes in the sky. the new warning from border patrol as cartels start using not balloons but drones to

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court records show the suspect was sentenced to 27 months in prison for two separate stabbings and 2015 and 2020 and that does include an attack on his own brother. we could see a major swing on wall street today once the january inflation report comes out later this morning. analysts predict a 0.4% increae compared to december pushing the inflation rate to 6.2%. inflation is breaking hearts and busting budgets this valentine's day. gift wrap up is up 16.4%. other prices up 6.4. spend roughly $200 on loved ones this valentine's day. super bowl lvii was the third most watched show in history with the largest viewership in more than six years. around 113 million people tuned in to watch the kansas city chiefs beat the philadelphia eagles. the biggest ratings coming during rihanna's high flying halftime performance, more than

118 people watched this halftime show. meanwhile the chiefs returning home safely with lombardi trophy. patrick mahomes going on mickey and mini disney land after winning second super bowl. the time-honored tradition well, in the script ends. i have no idea it. just stops. those are your headlines, guys, back to you. >> brian: i think it has to do he had great time at disney. >> ashley: sounds about right. >> steve: thank you very much, ashley. >> ashley: thank you. >> steve: disney running that classic ad that started during the michael eyesner day back in the 1980s hey winner of the super bowl. you just won the super bowl what are you doing next? he goes i'm going to disney land next you know is he at disney land with his kids. >> katie: did i watch the whole thing including the entire halftime show, brian. >> brian: i will say this. a lot of people are talking about something i missed is the llip syncing.

she missed a stanza after a while gave up trying to lip sync. it doesn't looked cinched up. i thought it was the delay from when you look up and look on the field. but evidently she stopped trying. you have to try if you lip sync. >> steve: what was very telling. she would often be singing and the microphone was down here. >> katie: sing your own songs? >> brian: karaoke actually have to sing. i know jimmy fallon has a lip syncing show which was not very good. >> katie: super bowl was in a border state. and of course the news about the border never goes away. americans are paying attention to this issue. they always are. new gallup poll shows american satisfaction with the level of immigration into the u.s. there are 63% of them are very dissatisfied or very are somewhat dissatisfied with only 28% very satisfied, 8% say they have opinion.

>> steve: who are those folks. >> katie: not just legal immigration but illegal immigration. >> steve: most upset about migration into the country republicans. in fact, it was 40 percent two years ago with republicans. and now it is at 71% with republicans. 71% of republicans do not like what is going on on the southern border. it's the highest ever recorded by gallup. what's interesting though, also, as it turns out, by age, the older you are, the more you don't like this. dissatisfaction with people 55 and older was 21% two years ago. now it's at 55%. a majority of people over 55 don't like it. unfortunately, for the people who don't like it, the number of independents, which would cause the white house to do something about it, is still low. only 36% of independents are bothered by it. and 52% of democrats are

satisfied, so, until those numbers get higher, the administration is not going to change anything. >> brian: drug cartels are also getting more and more sophisticated making more money. leaving the drug business human trafficking seems to be so lucrative. one of the reasons why they seem to be successful, they are flying drones. they are flying drones to find soft spots, perhaps, in our border which there's a lot because we refuse to build the wall and we are under staffed. this is an example of the drone that they found on the border. can you imagine this? into our land, on our airspace, they feel bold enough to use. this so, people say that we have lost control of the border. they are in control from the air and from the sky and on the land in many respects. i will add this. there is another story today in the "new york post" that talks about how the reason why there was a surge at the border is simply because joe biden was elected. they did not like donald trump's tariffs. they did not like the remain in mexico policy.

they knew that biden was going to get rid of it. they surged the border and mexico felt no longer compelled to hold them. starting january 11th. this was scripted they not only allowed the border to be open they opened their prisons. makes you understand why we are getting so many people in the fbi watch list coming across. how is that acceptable from our neighbor? >> katie: it's interesting. about a year ago i went down to pinal county, arizona county run by sheriff lamb who they deal with this issue. even though they are not technical a border county, and they were talking about how under president trump they weren't using the human trafficking division because there was not this flow of cartel activity because there was no lucrative business for them. now they are completely overrun and that humans are now the commodity, not the drugs in terms of how much money they're making. >> although you would think that the numbers would be slowing because as we have heard from a number of migrants who were bused up to canada, hey, it's

cold up here. what were we thinking? let's not do that meanwhile, down in our nation's capital, the district of columbia, they passed the d.c. council passed a bill that would give illegal makings, people in this country illegally and also non-citizens the right to vote in local elections. and the administration has essentially supported it and said it's a great idea. a couple of days ago. the u.s. house of representatives had a resolution condemning it. this is not a good idea. two u.s. senators tom cotton and kaitie britt have issued statements saying this is not a good idea. we need to only have people who are in this country legally and our citizens vote in elections. >> katie: people say why is the biden administration not doing anything to stop the flow of illegal immigration? millions of people coming into the country? people bring up the idea that they would like these people to be voting for democrats and

clearly the administration supporting this resolution by the d.c. city council. that seems to be their goal. >> brian: jim jordan said i think americans should be voting in american electrics that was controversial. katie britt said this. the newest senator and the youngest. the biden administration should be ashamed a flagrant flavor of the president to uphold his office to preserve uphold and defend the united states. he has chosen to pander to the far left, democratic party instead of advancing america's interest. voting in our country is a sacred right that must be solely limited to american citizens. this is simple common sense. it seems outrageous a few years ago. now you saw it in new york it was introduced. the mayor said he was going to reverse it. i don't think he actually did in investment we cannot allow non-citizens to vote. i thought weekend agree on that from a bipartisan way. it doesn't seem as though that's on the schedule for democrats. that unmasked the whole worry that republicans have is there a

movement out there democratic parties to flood this country with illegal immigrants to situate votes their direction, case in point. >> steve: the administration supports it. what d.c. council is doing and given the fact that chuck schumer runs the senate there is a good possibility this resolution will never be adopted by the senate which is run by democrats. >> katie: politics with elections come up. i have a feeling americans want americans voting. >> steve: elections have consequences i have heard. >> katie: we have heard that a few times. >> brian: time to get to the balloon talk. it's been 25 minutes. majority of the spy flight has finally been recovered from the ocean floor. jeremy hunt on what we hope to learn in the coming weeks. >> steve: plus, they say love doesn't cost a thing but hiding your finances. >> brian: i will sit down now. >> steve: biden was ready to leave. >> brian: i was ready to get in place. i thought we had video. >> steve: experts say financial is among the big flags of your loved one. we will get advice from devon

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>> their altitudes were considerably higher than the chinese altitude balloon and did pose a threat to civilian air traffic. and while we have no specific reasons to suspect that they were conducting surveillance of any kind, we couldn't rule that out. >> brian: these have been totally unhelpful those pressures and embarrassing. response to the unidentified flying objects up to four and growing tensions with china. former military intel officer jeremy hunt joins us now. jeremy, we learned we got to get -- we have senators going to get briefed today on -- with the information they gleaned from the ocean floor. we also know, too.

were related to china. >> first off we have to understand china has been conducting intel operations for quite some time. they infiltrated our academia. some of our embassies here in the united states have actually been spy centers, collecting information on us. even more recently than that even. collecting information next to our strategic military bases. what we have to do now is up the anti-with now collecting information from these balloons. so, one of the things we have to do is get control, get the asset down from the air and get that pay load so we can actually see what they have been collecting on americans any that probably in the next couple of weeks what is going to happen. rolling back tape and see that the trump administration is not capable at that time of finding balloons in our atmosphere. they have denied doing it. and not one press conference

that goes by they didn't say trump didn't detect any of them. what was going on? because this program was announced in 2019. this near space program and this guy behind it professor woo was proud of it. he called it a cloud chasers. >> yeah. one thing about china is a lot of times they are blatant on what they do. they bought literally farmland right next to loughlin air force base in north dakota and then they bought land right next to rather in texas and then bought land right next to grand forks air force base in california. they are very clear when they want to collect information. of course they many talk about this stuff. here's the problem. we need a commander-in-chief who is not just pointing fingers and trying to pass blame. last -- who cares? make sure americans are safe. protect our airspace and make sure that we are putting american national security first for once in a while. >> brian: now i guess now we're perhaps overreacting using f-16s or f 33 -- f 35s to

take out balloons. it might be bad for the weather channel. >> home, we can get thousand down balloons. most important to get those assets out of the sky no longer collecting our our strategic operations here in the states and secondly make sure it doesn't happen again. do you that by coordinating our efforts across the states and, even now with canada. >> brian: just a 10 second answer, senator schumer says china is embarrassed about being caught doing. this they have been belligerent in their responses. what happens the reality? >> i think china looks at this and says we look like a laughing stalk right now. joe biden has made our country like a laughingstock. looking at surveillance assets all over the united states we got away with it. >> brian: you are not. >> i don't think so at all. you i don't buy it. we have to make sure we get our airspace secured. >> brian: good to see you. shocking details reveals toxic chemicals were released during

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>> no. no. not at all. and it's something that, you know, it's from the onset i advocated that the railroad company is responsible for this and these people went back to their homes, their homes should have been tested, their homes should have been cleaned, you know, from the onset these people were being marginalized mitt fate. this go get a hotel keep your receipts and we will reimburse. east palestine is a very poor community. some people don't have the money to get hotels and do all of this shit -- you know, all of this stuff. they were put in a very bad place by the railroad. the railroad should have been stepping up to take care of them. >> steve: silverio you said we basically nuked a town with chemicals so we could get a railroad open. what do you mean? >> i was watching a video a

couple days after they detonated all the tanker cars. and there was this plume that went up and everybody seen the photographs of this plume that went up. it stratified out at about 3,00. this guy in showed black stuff precipitating out of this dark cloud over his house it. reminds you of that nuclear winter stuff that you see when you watch these nuclear explosion programs and stuff. and i'm saying wow, this really looks like a nuclear winter. pretty much, yeah. we nuked this town with chemicals and this is what they are getting. >> steve: we're showing the plume, that black plume the stuff goes up and comes down. what happens? you are worried there could be cancer causing 5, 10, 15 years. could impact ground water and well water there are fish dying in nearby water ways and

people's peltz are dying. so far, to your first point. somebody from the okay i feel satisfied folks can safely return. e.p.a. taking it so seriously made the entire town of east palestine superfund clean up site. that's serious. there is no joking around there. and in reading some of the correspondence that i had this morning, the e.p.a. is now highly suspect of the fact that the railroad may have buried toxic waste in order to get the rail line back open again. it was buried under the rails from that trench that they dug. so they are investigating that so there is this whole rush, with this whole thing and it's left the people of east palestine kind of holding the bag here and they shouldn't be. you had vinyl chloride,

accumulate. vinyl chloride itself when you burn it separate out into gas and high throw general chloride. and we are still not even talking about if there is any serious chemicals produced. >> steve: i know you have raised the alarm. silverio, thank you very much for joining us live and giving us your point of view. >> thank you for helping. >> steve: you bet. thank you for telling us what is really going on. thank you, sir. all right. 18 minutes before the top of the hour. ashley joins us with more of an update what happened out of lansing. >> ashley: we do steve. fox news alert out of michigan three people are dead and five others are hurt after a gunman opens be fire on the campus of michigan state university. the shooting started just after 8:00 last night. police say the gunman is dead after turning the gun on himself in a location off campus.

police say the shooter has no affiliation with the school. the motive is still unclear. but we are expecting another update from authorities at 8:00 eastern. and we will be carrying it live. another dead whale washes up on a new jersey shore beach. a total of nine dead whales have now been found on the shores of new jersey and new york in the past two months. an ocean conservation group is pointing the finger at offshore wind energy project saying this alarming number of deaths unprecedented in the last half century. only unique factor from previous years is the excessive scope, scale and magnitude of offshore wind power plant activity in the region. mavericks fans pack american airlines center in dallas for super star kyrie irving debut on new home court. the mavs throts timber wolves before a sell out crowd. fans were treated to a wedding during halftime. the proposed mid court mavs game. two years later the pair saying

their i dos stealing the spotlight during. best actor in a tv drama. since he couldn't make to the ceremony costner instead gave a bee lated acceptance speech while he was lying in bed. >> when you first come to hollywood, you just -- you know, you just wanted to get your first job. i'm so glad i found movies are my life. it made a difference. i don't know what would have happened to me if i hadn't thank you to everyone. >> honestly, that's why everyone loves him because of stuff like that. costner and his wife were actually stranded at home due to the flooding in southern california the night of the ceremony. those are your headlines. back to you. >> steve: all right. thank you very much. now we have been in kevin costner's bedroom. [laughter] >> steve: it is a quarter before the top of the hour. glad he finally government his award. >> i would like to do the weather some time from my bed. >> steve: on a cold day,

absolutely. >> janice: right? we can make that happen at some point. today is going to be pretty warm across the east. and then over to the west, it is still winter time. take a look at it. we have a couple of storm systems i want to tell you about. 42 here in new york. tomorrow we are going to be in the 60's. crazy, my friends. and then, you know, we are really split across the country in terms of spring-like temperatures and then still center time. in between systems. that's where we have the potential for severe weather over the coming up next couple of days. snow will definitely fly across the mountains. those two systems we will be watching throughout the workweek. severe storm threat tomorrow texas through tennessee up towards kentucky. and then on thursday we also have the risk from the gulf coast up towards the eastern great lakes. there is your valentine's day outlook, again, really winter like across the west. storms moving across the central u.s. very warm for the east coast. look at this. here is the warm-up highs for today. 54 in new york.

look at wednesday. 65. holy moly. and that's going to kind of be the rule as we go through the next couple of weeks. i was looking at long range forecasts i don't know that we're going to get a big winter storm in the northeast. >> steve: that's okay. >> janice: a lot of people wanted it. punxsutawney people are like six more weeks of winter. i don't know. it might not happen. groundhog might be wrong. >> steve: listen. warm is better than cold. just saying. >> janice: okay. all right. and happy kansas city chiefs celebration for you. >> steve: thank you very much. indeed, j.d. still ahead, she just mentioned it's valentine's day. coming up we are talking about red flags on valentine's day according to experts financial secrecy is one of the biggest concerns with couples. former nfl star devin still and his wife aishah host podcast. their relationship advice is

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>> ashley: we are back with a couple of quick headlines beginning a massive holiday greeting. the world's tallest valentine's day lighting up a tour in downtown miami. kissing lips and flying characters. the sign is as tall as two and a half football fields taking 12 technicians three years to design and install it. and if you still need a gift for your valentine's day, how about giving your special someone a signed copy of shannon bream's brand new book "the love stories of the bible speak." it digs into all the romances spelled out in the bible both the good and the bad. you can download a card to tell your loved one that the book is on the way by going to signed shannon book.com. >> katie: great gift. it may not be the most topic this valentine's day. experts warn if you are thinking of taking your romance to the

next level beware of major red flags with financial secrecy topping the list. our next guest hosts the popular podcast relationship where he and his wife a sha asha best loe life. happy valentine's day. i love valentine's day. but, of course. >> it's all about relationships, right you? are an expert of that with your wife. what are some of the tips and tricks that you may have people looking for a partner this valentine's day. >> yeah. me and my wife started this podcast because we wanted to bring the real back to relationships and provide people evidence-based interventions that can help increase relationship satisfaction. of the first thing we always start with is communication it's the number one reason why couples end up in marriage counseling. learning how to communicate with your partner is extremely important. there is two ways that you can communicate skillfully with your partner. number one is practicing validation. being able to sit with your

partner and hear them and make them feel seen and heard it. doesn't mean that you agree with what they have to say lets them know how you understand how they could feel that way. learning how to communicate about things that are going wrong in your relationship is just as important as learning how to communicate about things that are going good. so, another thing that we talk about is active constructive responding where you can make somebody who experiences a positive experience or a positive event feel even better about it just by sharing it. >> katie: you talk all about communication. that is key especially about big things like finances. but you also have this expectation of real goals but the real real is actually an acronym help couples in relationship abc communicate and offer affirmations on things you were discussing. what does real stand for on the podcast. >> a lot of our happiness that comes from our relationships our

marriages is really about progress. as long as we are making progress in our relationships we should have high levels of marriage satisfaction in our relationship satisfaction. so why by setting both collective goals and individual goals is really important. real goal is realistic, exciting, align with your values and lucid. which basically means clear. set real goals for your relationship. whether it's financial goals, goals in order to increase your intimacy. have to make sure that your goals are exciting, that you wake up and you are excited about achieving these goals, not just waking up like man i have got to do this again, make sure that they are in line with your goals. because we live in a society where a lot of people are just goal oriented goal focused and sometimes you step outside of your values in order to reach your goals. you want to make sure your goals align with your values so when you do obtain them you are happy about it. last one clear. goals are clear.

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