south dakota farmers are free to farm and rans are free to ranch. t forward legislation that would have stopped adversaries from purchasing land in south dakot n governments are executing a plan to own the land and control the food supply. although last year's proposal to regulate didn't pass, we've continued to discuss solutions from all those folks that are involved in impacted. coan't afford to wait another year and in the past decade, china's ownership of american and the gland has increased■ over 5300%. it's too important of an issue to the national security. another year do nothing. another foothold in the economy and food supply chain south dakota respects the freedom to%. the freedom should not extend to our enemies which leads us to number 71 of the reasons we can't allow the adversaries to own south dakota and gland is because the air force b next generation bomber. it will keep america safe for decades to come. to be 21 raider tookonths ago ad enemies are going to do everything they can to get intelligence on that bomber. it is our duty to

south dakota, we just kept working. other states were experiencing record high unemployment rates we broke the national record for the lowest state employment just last year. we are creating opportunities for people to get into the career of their dreams. last week we announced an effort to expand opportunities for proportions across the state. we wanted to give workers an opportunity to get trained for a career while still bringing home a paycheck to their family. we wanted to give businesses the support they needed to start and understand apprenticeship programs. in the first two quarters since launching the effort, we've more than doubled the amount of apprenticeships from recent years. and we are just getting started. i knew that if we could to tell our story that freedom loving americans from across the country would want to be a part of what we are doing here. i knew that we needed to celebrate our success and then take the opportunity to capitalize on it, to build on it. i knew we had to show all of america that

my name is christy and i'm the governor of south dakota. know some people get confused about that. for those who don't know the difference between self and north dakota, north dakota has the oil. [laughter] south dakota has mount rushmore, so i still think we got the better end of the deal. we are thrilled about being the home of mount rushmore and we are very proud of the men on that monument, but also recognize there could be another phase up there as well. i want to thank amity for inviting me to be here with all of you today. last year she came to south dakota and gave a very inspirational talk to my staff and to my cabinet and then also gave some remarks at a local university about president coolidge and also just about servinghi this country and how important history is and our knowledge of it to preserving our way of life. i hope that i can be a little as inspiring as she was when she made her trip to south dakota. also my husband brian who is here with me today, he's the first gentleman of south dakota. so if you would welcome him as

our people that live in south dakota, that is south dakota story.our state has the best state motto in the nation under god. the people rule. but that could as well be a national motto as well. in america, we are not we will not be ruled by a class of so-called elite experts. we the people are the. but in a lot of ways, it's a story that is just getting started. we gained the nation's attention during the pandemic. we set an example of freedom for the rest of the country. and i hope that south dakota can continue to set an example the rest of the nation, when it comes to work as well. it would have been easier for me to follow the crowd definitely and to shut down our state. it would have been easier for me to tell dakotans to stay home. don't go wo it would've been easier for me to tell south dakotans to stay home, don't goo to work, rely on the government money to get by. but we did not do what was easy. we worked hard and we get it together. as president coolidge said, i cannot think of anything that represents the american people so adequately a

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i can't help protect them against violence in south dakota facilitating unrest.oncerned about violence because people in south dakota live with violence every day. and my tribes have asked state forces and national guard -- >> well, first of all -- >> what i do as governor, i start looking at the long-range effects of every single decision and what i'm prepared to do. so that's why i went to the border on friday was to look at, there could be a violent situation. but there also could be areas where we need to take legal action as governors to protect our state. i'm willing to put all of that on the table to make sure we're protecting the freedoms that we've had ever since this country was founded. that's my responsibility. and why i get up every single day. >> so, i want to go back to what you alluded to which is what's happening in the united states congress and senate. in particular, you went to the border, you call it a war zone. now you have in the senate, a bipartisan deal with new border and asylum restrictions. president biden said the law would give him e

i deal every day, dana, in south dakota with the effects of this open border.artels that have a presence on my nine tribal reservations, where those communities are suffering from the drug trafficking and the human trafficking that's going through my tribal reservations where i don't have any jurisdiction. i can't go there and help bring peace to their community. i can't help protect them from the mexican cartels. >> are you worried about violence? >> they are facilitating unrest. i am concerned about violence because people in south dakota live with violence every single day. >> are you worried about violence on the border between -- >> my tribes have asked -- >> state forces, national guard forces and -- >> what i do as governor is i start looking at the long-range affects of every single decision and what i'm prepared to do. that's why i went to the border friday was to look at, there could be a violent situation. but there could be areas where we flneed to take legal action. i'm willing to put that on the table to make sure we are protecting freedoms that w

president, sports are a part of the fabric of south dakota's way of life.together and connect as a community. as i said, particularly on these cold winter evenings. for many of us, sporting events bring back good memories of our dice and remind us of the important lessons that we learn from competitive sports. lessons that have often had an field or the court. i'm looking forward to being in the bleachers once again this season, watching south dakota's athletes keep our great heritage going. mr. president, i yield the floor, and i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: thelerol. quorum call: snail ■! ■d■o ■d all committed to work as quickly as possible. unfortunately. when we today to pass temporarys not january 19. following we can next week for members to be ready to take the first vote on this upon our return. i am taking this step because even a temporary extension of tk to pass to the senate so you want to act in of time before the january 19 deadline. i urge republican comics to keep this process moving quickly on the floor. lena mcco

she was not only a south dakota in -- not only in south dakota politics but also in, the u.s.ate of the first republican woman senator. host: for me, learning about these two women, they were accomplished in your own right before they even came to the senate. betty: absolutely. rebecca felton was known as." the grand old lady of politics in georgia." partly because her husband had been senator, and she ran for office, but she had been very active in the women's coverage movement so she was very well-known. unfortunately she had also been very active in anti-civil-rights efforts, that is the darker side of her story. but well-known in georgia. same with gladys pyle as mentioned, she had been in state government, she ran for governor and won the popular vote, but she didn't have the necessary majority so it went to a convention and the all-male commission gave the seat to one of her male competitors. must have been infuriating, i would think. but she came into it a well-known figure in her state. host: from the book. "on a quiet saturday morning in 1854, wyoming senator lester h

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south dakota government, kristi gnome, is with us. great to have you back. happy new year. >> happy new year, sean. you are in florida, a beautiful state. the news is still bad. we still have joe biden as our president and the country is in trouble. i'm in iowa having conversations about critical issues you were just discussing. >> let's talk about what i am say being reluctance and resistance to voting early and voting by mail. that's not the system i want. i don't think it is the system that has the most integrity that would give us the most confidence in results. however, it is the system we are living with. it will be the system in 2024. do you agree with me that conservatives an republicans need to get over reluck tans and resistance towards early voting and vote big mail? >> absolutely. if it is your state law, you need to use the law to get victorious and get the right man in the white house and fix the problems in this country. we've see what secretary of states will do. look what happened where the secretary of states, the chief election officers, b

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party went from jim allen of alabama on the right, very conservative, to jim avenue arrest, the south dakotaemocrat, who was the most liberal. the republicans went from jake javits, who is almost as liberal as any democrat, to a very conservative firm and. the probably -- the parties could not stand for almost anything, because the difference of opinion was so wide. congress was able to legislate, but almost everything went through on a bipartisan basis. for each issue, there was a different majority.within the committees on the full floor, there were always changing. because each of the pieces meaning each of the members was flexible and could go this way or that way on any given issue and within an issue, on various amendments. this part of the bill, that part of the bill, they did everly. that is how they put together bipartisan majorities. that is the only way you could get things done was a bipartisan basis, because the entire democratic caucus in the house or senate, or the republican caucus, they did not agree on anything. host: was the mindset of members different back then? was it o

i'm a long ways away from south dakota. my guard has been down there on multiple deployments supporting the texas national guard. our border patrol agents do not support what president biden is doing. our ice people on the ground do not support what president biden is doing. democrats in this country do not support what president biden is doing at the southern border. they disagree with him funda fundamentally. he's remaking this country. we'll be europe within a year or two if we allow him to continue this invasion of our country. over six million people have come here illegally. it's time to stand our ground and we'll be down there shoulder to shoulder with governor abbott. >> martha: it's astounding. the numbers are incredible. i was persistent yesterday with john kirby. because the language from the president is sort of, well, this has been going on a long time. we've been trying to get more money to send to the border. it's so clear. when you travel the country as we have over the last few weeks during the primaries, t

well, they reported in south dakota that they were ready to send the national guard to help local securityotage. from the usa, which is now spreading across the internet, giant waves almost washed away a military base in the marshall islands, everything happens in a matter of seconds, the force of the flow is such that it blows away doors and knocks people off their feet, like cnn journalists who filmed the video report that he was in the canteen of a military base, and next to the building there is a missile defense test site, how serious the destruction is there is a military secret, the army only reported that the infrastructure is... clean air, even in industrial regions, this is it fantasy or is it reality, which can be achieved with the help of the most modern technologies? such questions are being discussed today at an exhibition in russia, cameras from our studio are aimed at wedenham, today is ecology day there, talk about innovative projects invented in our country. but there is still a day of olympic glory, a meeting with champions who are known to the whole world. hundreds of t

you've now thousands of peopleyou ha that you're incentivizing to go to south dakota. that's a tribute to you. even. even people that becomribute ty an apprenticeship or making statrand a year by movin0 g to your state. that's a great program. thank you, governor. >> i. antasticat's a g pro >> all right. according to a new poll, many americans seem stunnedseem stu the president's lack of action overseas as american troops are targeted now almost daily. now, recently, the u.s. navy, tp they did sink three little baby hunting rebel speedboats. the red sea after coming under attack. but so far, the commander chief has done little to counter this aggression. now, iran, they are sending t a warship to the region. and meanwhile, just a few weeks after their meeting in california. well, china's dictator once again threatened what he calls reunification of taiwan. we would cala threl that an inv the biden white house doesn't seem to care. we haviti e war in europe that continues with no end in sight. now, war in the middle seem east and all my sources tell me joe biden is sayi

this tells me that folks in iowa and i'm from south dakota, i get it, like people back home in south , they love donald trump. they are reminiscing about a time before covid, before 2020 when donald trump was their president and they saw the economy working and border being enforced. they are thirsting for that time again and given how weak the current president is, they believe donald trump can do it again. he shocked the globe in 2016. no one thought he could beat hillary clinton. people are seeing that, they want revenge and want their country back. decisive victory for donald trump in iowa. i don't think all states will be that way. republicans look at the field, it is now or never, we have got to galvanize around donald trump, we cannot reelect joe bi biden, which i don't think it will be joe. >> todd: you have repeatedly said that. president biden is fundraising off donald trump's victory. he is the clear front-runner. this election was going to be you and me versus extreme maga republicans. do you think your hypothesis and prophecy will hold true that biden will be out in light

are on the front lines, folks, not just for iowa, you're on the front lines for illinois, for south dakota,ou on the front lines for the united states of america and you have to stand and stand strong, don't give up. i want to tell you something, amendment rights, were not granted to you by committee. they're not granted to you(Ñ thn your neighborhood think you should have freedom of speech. why is it that now laws are being talked about, well, if 90% of my neighbors think i should have land owner rights i should have them but if they don't, then i don't. what is that? you are not giving your constitutional right by committee, you are giving it individually, you must stand for it and stand for it now. [cheers and applause] >> freedom is what we are standing for. we have to have it and i'm anrm economist. i look at our nation, they're as in the banking sector. the financial dollar, we are losing our place around the world. we are losing our status a firsu know, truth matte here, right, so i was the first candidate to bring out the pipele f in augus. and i caught on every single candidate. i

not just for iowa, you are on the front line for illinois, south dakota. you are on the front line for the united states of america, and you have to stand and stand strong. don't give up. i want to tell you something. your first amendment rights were not granted to you by committee. they are not■j granted to you because 90% of the people of in your neighborhood think you should have freedom of speech. why is it that now laws are being talked about. 90% of my neighbors think i should have landowner's rights if i can have them but if they don't, then i down. you are not giving your constitutional right by committee, you are giving it individually. you must stand for it, and stand for it now. [applause] freedom is what we are standing for. we have to have it. i am an economist. are coming after your freedom next is in the banking sector, the financial dollar. we are losing our place around the world. we are losing our the world to reserve currency. i was the first candidate, truth matters. i was the first candidate to bring out the pipeline issue back in augu

along with south dakota governor, kristi noem. hope to see you this sunday morning, 9 am eastern, right here on cnn. thank you so much for joining inside politics. cnn news central starts after a short break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

when you want to change your gender, has decreased by almost a quarter -23. percent keep it up south dakotaprohibits the use of hormones and prohibits gender reassignment surgery for children under 18 years of age. trans athletes are not allowed to participate in women's competitions, and school toilets correspond exclusively to biological sex, that is, they live boring lives, like us. at the same time, the transgender population demonstrates the largest increase in the population. virginia immediately 274%, that is, almost three times more, well, in neighboring west virginia, on the contrary, they are trying to protect schoolchildren from the gender infection, a bill has been introduced into the local congress that classifies transgenderism as, this is of course a scandal, indecent behavior, which means for those who publicly demonstrate their problems themselves and ... identification will be prohibited from approaching the school closer than 800 m. overt sexuality of an offensive nature will be considered obscenity, as well as any exposure of transvestites to transvestites, but the main

and then donald trump would go with maybe kristi noem from south dakota, i think you may find, i don't know who it would be. i don't think it would be -- kim reynolds, if donald trump wins nominee i think almost guaranteed you will see a woman ad at the vice presidential candidate either nikki haley or kristi noem from south dakota. larry: you are probably right about kim reynolds, she is a great governor, she has done great themes in iowa. reporter: not a lot of republicans outside of republican who have bad things to say about kim reynolds. larry: i know, one more. john. the whole harvard and claudine gay and deei thing, we were talking about dei democrats, trump by the way told breitbart while claudine gay has done set harvard back 50 jiri nyears, it may or may not be true. her resignation letter and board of overseers whatever, harvard corporation, seem to suggests that she was a victim of racism. not anti-semitism or plagiarism is this -- this is you know. diversity, and equity and inclusion, attempts for racism to explain everything and set party versus party it is an election ye

and as i said, strikes by the south dakota nation over $25000.00 of them have already pummeled the areas controlled by the who sees. but the problem now is that the who sees have entered into agreements with its war. and with that war in partners inside. yeah, and that's something that was announced by the united nation special envoy just before christmas. that provides a roadmap to potentially how many, how many political process which might lead to peace if we now at western strikes and the outlawing of the who sees into the mix of them that could jeopardize thought process. and that will have knock on effects around gm. and so i think just to sum up, i think it would be unwise to underestimate who sees they've been worn out on off for nearly 20 years. 9 of them in a civil war. they haven't given up and they operate by a very different logic from ours. they believe that they've got good on the side that highly confidence and they all highly tolerance as a great number of casualties on this side in a way that we wouldn't be. so if this is a dangerous moment, elizabeth kendall from the u

the delivery comes south dakota and france may be added the 1st agreement between his route and the militant group, which is deemed a territory by multiple countries. some relief on its way at last. the front del d. o equal worthy it with more than 2 days after it was announced, how must set new conditions to the delivery of medicines to hostages. insisting israel must not inspect the trucks, carrying them, and each box of medicines for the hostages. $1000.00 must be delivered to gaza residents. israel said the trucks entering the strip on wednesday would undergo secuity inspections. none the less. it is the worrying development for the relatives of the more than 100 hostages, who remain in garza more than 100 days after they received some of whom have serious preexisting health conditions or in a press conference held in washington, dc. relatives repeated calls for the swift release of their loved ones. a week ago today, we stood on the border with garza so close to home. here. we screamed his name through you speakers hoping that in some way somehow he might hear us and know that we're fig

south dakota governor kristi noem.state and donald trump doesn't need kristi noem to deliver south dakota. it's going to go republican either way. to your point, pete, who can work with donald trump? who's in somewhat of alignment? she does seem to be on many of the issues. pete: a lot will come down to interpersonal like how have their interactions been? does he feel comfortable with her? will she carry the agene data committee? all the way up till january 6, mike pence did that very well. and then to elise stefanik and her star has risen largely in many ways because of her defense of donald trump and we know from team trump they like that a lot. will: yeah, she addressed this on "fox & friends". >> wee speak frequently. i've said for a year now, brian, i'm proud to be the first member of congress to have endorsed president trump for reelection, the first. i would be honored to serve in a trump administration in any capacity. will: pete, i thiothece very come probable to kristi noem because of same thing and alignment

south dakota is openly calling to protect the country and get rid of the broken joe biden. social networks today figured out what will happen if texas really gains independence. so, the united states will lose almost 8% of its territory, almost 9% of its population. the area of ​​texas is 696. los angeles and chicago, in general, burn texans, good luck. texas goes to abank on the border with mexico. the state is defying feds' demands to allow border patrol into eagle pass. national guard soldiers block off the park with military vehicles and fences topped with barbed wire. it's the razor wire that's at the center of the intensifying political battle between the state of texas and the biden administration. texas says it stops migrants from crossing the border illegally, but the biden administration says it prevents the border service from doing its job. support eboto and his actions at the border. 25 republican governors wrote a letter of support for eboto, arguing the state has a constitutional right to defend itself. governor abbott says he believes these states want to se

south dakota governor kristi noem, watch. >> texas should stand their ground and enforce the state lawsnd back to the constitutional rights they've been granted to protect their state's sovereignty. that's what so many of us as governors were offended by and democrats were threatening to encourage the president and activate our guards in order to get them to stand down and not protect our state and it's a dangerous situation and war zone at southern border and the humanity of what's happen asking striking down and you see women suffering and the drug trafficking and human trafficking that is happening and the human policies is inhumane and needs to stop. elizabeth: when you have the border fencing, it dis-incentivizes illegal immigrants to cross the wrong way and end up drowning, it's like the governor noem said and this is like a crime scene and other governors are saying. what do you say? >> hats off to governor noem and the other texans that sent their 12 national guards and this isn't just about texas and texas citizens at this permeating all up through the country and other states

. >> how about the sunshine state of south dakota?tor john thune. >> a lot of south dakota wannabes down here, steve. >> ainsley: that is great. >> steve: congressman randy from iowa also came up behind me and tried to convince me to go. but we had to go. and hats off to american airlines. they wound up getting under the getting us out.that plane was 3. >> ainsley: john kerry has private davos do it yourself. >> lawrence: not everyone has access to the private jet. >> brian: i was rotating the tires. >> ainsley: brian has the best deal he gets to play private without paying the bills. weighs at an event viewer so nice brian you are not getting home until midnight got to do the show tomorrow. i will fly you home in my private plane. they are so good friends. >> lawrence: he asks him his schedule every single day and every week. he ends up on the jet every week. >> brian: enough to idea where you are getting this story from. but i know one thing. i'm focused on new hampshire. and we are talking about. >> ainsley: change the story. put y

and then donald trump goes with maybe kristi noem from south dakota? think what you're probably going to find, larry, i don't know who it will be at this point, i don't think it will be kim reynolds, but donald trump was not happy with her. if donald trump wins the nominee i think almost guarranty you will see a woman as the vice-presidential candidate that would be either be i would think, nikki haley maybe more likely kristi noem from south dakota. larry: you're probably right about kim reynolds, but i just want to say kim reynolds is a great governor. she has done wonderful things in iowa. a really talented woman. want to throw that in there. >> there are not a lot of republicans outside of donald trump have bad things to say about kim reynolds. larry: i know. i know you come in with the whole harvard, claudine gay, dei thing, we were talking last night on the show about something called dei democrats. trump by the way told "breitbart" what claudine gay has done has set harvard back 50 years. that may be true or not be true. that certainly hasn't he

i'll drive him more razor wire from south dakota if i have to for him to do his job. >> guess what? the governor has just arrived in eagle pass and joins us live. they're miccing her up right now next. don't let everyday aches and pains keep you from living your best life. i don't think i really understood what people meant when they talked about pain, until i started feeling it myself. start feeling better every day with relief factor, a daily supplement designed to support your body's fight against aches and pains. not only do i move better without pain, i just feel better. call or go online for relief factor's 3-week quickstart kit. only $19.95. created by doctors, relief factor uses a unique formula of natural ingredients that target 4 metabolic pathways to address pain. it doesn't just mask aches and pains. it helps reduce or even eliminate them. today, i do the things i love, and it doesn't occur to me to think about pain. you can feel the difference all day. every day. call or go online. join the over 1 million people who have tried our 3-week quickstart kit and feel the diff

official number of trans people in the twenty -third year last year was observed in all states except south dakotare was a sharp drop in the state of people with gender dysphoria, as it is scientifically called the perverted state when you want to change your gender has become almost a quarter less, overt sexuality of a clearly offensive nature, as well as any nudity of transvestites, will be considered obscenity, but the main thing is now like this... he is 34, both handsome, and both powerful, it turns out that they came through the bed, as they say, husband and wife are one satan, which one is the husband, who does it? the role of the woman is unknown, but you must admit, all this is incredible, macron personally lured both of them to positions, and you yourself know what they say about macron. "i want to express my gratitude and loyalty to the president, i want to thank edouard philippe for his trust, this week gabriel hautal was appointed prime minister, replacing elisabeth borne, the first woman to hold this post, by appointing atal as prime minister, president macron is making history "it's

, he wrote this on x, our transportation mission will continue until biden secures the border, south dakotaing her state's legislature hold a joint session so she can brief them on the, quote, war zone at the southern border and south south dakota's potential response. she said she would be willing to send the national guard to texas. there will be the markup of the articles of impeachment against alejandro mayorkas today. joining us now, congressman august pfluger. thank you for being here. i don't know, between the administration's decision on lng to the administration's wide open border, is this white house at war with texas? >> boy, it sure seems like it. you know, everything they're doing right now seems to be weakening us when we really live in a world that's dangerous and everything we should be doing, it should be bolstering our strength, our economic strength, our border strength, abroad, but the biden administration is taking the opposite course that they should be. maria: i want to talk about all of these issues. let's talk first about the lng situation because you represent the

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. >> the states of mississippi, wyoming, montana, south dakota did extend for 12 months rather than 60 days. i'm wondering specifically on that option why you opted out? >> we're going to continue to look at options that we feel like best help people here in the state of arkansas. we've done that in a number of ways and we're going to continue to do that over the course of hopefully the next seven years while i'm governor of arkansas. >> so i want to ask you as well, what is happening with the kids in your state? i was interested to see that you are not among the 15 republican governors who rejected a new federal program to give food assistance to 8 million children during the summer months. you opted into that. a number of republican governors -- >> i did. >> say on premise this violates conservative principles. why are they wrong and you okay with this federal program? >> i want to focus on why i think it helps our state. arkansas in the past has ranked at the bottom when it comes to food insecurity for children. i don't think any child should go hungry. if we have options available

tomorrow as it drives through the mountains, into the plains, where we have winter alerts up from south dakota through much of iowa again. and into the mid-south, including memphis and much of kentucky. so, here we go. as it goes into the plains, the low begins to develop, more right over the heartland. precip is straddling it as it drives up the ohio river. going to move quickly like the last one. everyone is going to get snow north of i-40, and out of here by friday afternoon, but i-95, going to be all snow. d.c., philly, new york, there by lunchtime, probably gone by friday night. 1 to 3 inches again, 3 to 6, pittsburgh, cleveland, back through chicago, but here comes the cold behind it again. looks like a brutal weekend again for kansas city, minus 20 for a wind chill. 0 again in memphis. that snow sticks. chicago, 15, 16 below. new york, 9 degrees. hello january. david? >> david: rob marciano live in colorado with the system that's coming east. rob, thank you. >>> meantime, in new york city tonight, there's an urgent manhunt under way at this hour for a possible serial stabber. multiple a

american media reports, the plane suffered crash during landing near ellsworth air force base in south dakota. all four crew members managed to eject and were not seriously injured. a still image from a surveillance camera is published on social networks, which allegedly recorded the moment of the crash. the b1 is a supersonic bomber, the first such aircraft. entered service with the us army in the mid-eighties. now these bombers have already been discontinued and are gradually being withdrawn from service. as part of the united air forces before the crash, there were 61 lancers in the us. the cost of one aircraft, as of 2016 , was $317 million. in belgorod , the consequences of a night strike by the ukrainian armed forces are being eliminated. according to the mayor's office, more than thirty cars were damaged. windows were broken in houses, and there were casualties among civilians. from the region, reporting by alexander korobov. today belgorod was again attacked by militants of the kiev regime. it was very loud in various areas of the city, according to the ministry of defense, the enemy

names being floated have included senator tim scott, arizona, senate candidate kari lake, south dakotaernor kristi noem mcewan says don't hold your breath a few. expect that answer soon. he thinks will say a lot more speculation because trump wants people to stay curious and pay attention to what's going noel. >> catherine, thank you. coming up next, the warriors are back on the court for the first time in more than a week. we are live at chase center after the break. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. switch today. >> tonight the warriors play basketball for the first time in 9 days. they're hosting the atlanta hawks. t

kristi noem for the governoryouu of south dakota, vivek ramaswamy desantis. >> kevin ron desantis.t could be a good teamwork. stop pussyfooting around. teamworktell me about joe biden. he's a grandpa. i was rooting for joe biden. me about i want him to be good. cou it's our country. i don't want him to fail. but he failed.t th >> got the iq of a sack of carrots. your >> but you have to look intoanda your heart and say somethingit nice about joe biden. what would it be? oh, i. i can't say anything. i can't name you one. m >> name me one. he's married to a school teacher. >> hhe likes the same kind of ie cream i do. >> i have a whole refrigerator full upstairs. georgia joe jesse waters. you are you kidding me? i love k jesse. what is what is your favorite part of jesse's show? hie you wait till the endnn for you. >> charlie's go thisy's go is yr d. world. >> wwee only liv oe in inlt. >> so the message from new hampshire is clear. repus are reeone eady to mov on to the general. but one woman wants to sayn onar and if nikki haley comes with in single digits of donald trump here in new

who are losing the war in south dakota? fine. okay. douglas, you him to the moment. go at the perhaps can we call it tribal politics? so ethnic politics within south sudan, is that playing a role in limiting what the state can or cannot do to control the situation favoring the twitch over the knock? for example? i think good is a bit more than the, uh, the central government themselves. sudan doesn't seem to have much power in any parts themselves, to down to try to in enforce peace between different groups of people. a just kind of d pointed out, this is a, a wider problem within cells to, to a lighter problem of a conflict and a complex between different groups of people. but the issue of, let me just just mention this, i mean the some leading politicians from to each land. they were very active in opposing the reward award over the boundaries commission as early as 2005. and they have the their own agenda about the southern border between sit down and sell, sit down, which included the southern border between i'll be in by august. so all right, so the state doesn't

name is being floated have senator tim scott, arizona, senate candidate kari lake, south dakota governor kristi noem mckeown says don't hold your breath if you are expecting an answer soon. he thinks we will see a lot more speculation because trump wants people to stay curious and pay attention to what's going on. the ken can. all right. thank you, catherine. all right. now to our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside in to the darkness. record pyramid off there in the distance. you can see the top. >> because for now, for the is we're talking about to leave fog. yeah, some of that ground fog likely to form. still a few scattered showers out there. so the atmosphere will have to settle down a little bit. but because we have that rain yet that rain sitting on the ground skies start to clear out a little bit. >> also new start to see some of that patchy fog forming. that's not going to be widespread. but watch out in the valleys. good news here out of sfo. of course, there's been a lot of issues there throughout the month. do the storms rolling on through right now? no delays being