you are going to be charged. >> austin was arrested in washington state. prosecutors allege he was hired to help kill fabio and was flown in by robert baker, a family member with whom he has a close relationship. >> what do you call him? do you call him rob? >> i just call him. >> hunk. okay. >> that's what i call him. >> robert baker is a racquetball instructor who was having an affair with his wife, monica. baker pleaded no contest to murder charges and was sentenced to 30 years behind bars. he never directly implicated monica in the murder. investigators believe christopher austin will connect the dots, leading to monica, who prosecutors say played the grieving widow but was the mastermind. she's also been charged in the murder and currently on trial after pleading not guilty. >> i mean, what can you do as a da for me to see my girls? at the end of the day, i only care about seeing my girls. >> as austin is speaking to investigators, he's worried that he won't see his family again. >> we just need you to be truthful. >> austin says on the day of the mur

this was austin, texas. today, thousands of people marching through downtown austin, texas, ultimately converging on the state capitol. today, the austin american-statesman reports that it was so loud outside that it was loud inside the capitol building, in the senate chamber and in capitol offices. they said it was loud enough to be heard, despite the fact that all these folks were outdoors. people who participated in this protest today in austin, texas, said as the march wound its way around the capitol and through downtown, people in austin just started flooding out of the buildings along the route of the march and joining the march that was austin. this was olympia, washington today. this was richmond, virginia, today. this was trenton, new jersey today. this was columbia, south carolina today. this was sacramento. look at this. this was sacramento, california today. look at that. this was phoenix in arizona, which is of course the site of the state capitol. but arizona was one of many states today where

the real estate site says that they chose austin because of affordability and the growing talent poolchallenger is looking to unseat longtime bay area congresswoman nancy pelosi. the speaker emerita has held the san francisco seat for more than 20 years, and has not yet confirmed whether she'll seek another term, which would be in 2026. shackell chakrabarti is hoping voters are ready for someone new. the 39 year old is the son of indian immigrants. he moved to the city in 2009. he got into politics, working with senator bernie sanders, then becoming chief of staff for aoc. alexandria ocasio-cortez back in 2018. he believes the democratic party is currently paralyzed and needs new leadership to respond to president trump. well, up next, another update from the oakland zoo. what is next for this little guy? the spider monkey that was rescued? and here's a look inside the control room at rockefeller center. lester holt preparing for nightly news. one of the top stories hovering above bourbon street as the city prepares security for the super bowl. we're going to get a bird's eye view of

and the as so many refugees . austin, without health. david, what do you make of, of that on? so how much influence over the new government do you think cause bullet will, will have what problems could he cause for the government? so this is a really important point that you make. and while it's obviously true that has bella is no longer a dominant player in the new government. it's still a significant play a and with it's l i the, the, i'm a move in. it has participated in selecting the new finance minister, which is a very important biased in any lebanese government. because simply because any action the government wants to take, which involves a public expenditure, needs the signature of the finance minister creating an effective fee tardy. so that is something that in successive government has bella and its allies have clung to making sure that they lead the selection of the finance ministry. and it's for this reason, but at the same time, as elliot mentioned, there's a real motive for a full. there is no, it blocking 3rd. so no single faction has the capacity to threaten

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built in 1989, it was coming from austin, texas.nary site data shows its last reported speed at around 63 miles an hour as it veered off the runway. you can see how it came to rest at an angle. that's another sign of the rear left landing gear collapsed. one of the things the ntsb is certainly going to look at is the maintenance history of the airplane to see if that yields any clues as to why the gear would fail like it did. after a troubling two weeks of aviation accidents that have killed 85 people, starting with the deadly midair collision in washington, d.c., more unanswered questions for ntsb investigators to unravel. kris van cleave, cbs news. scottsdale, arizona. >> john: and now, three things to know. a growing number of grocery stores are limiting egg purchases due to the nationwide outbreak of avian flu. trader joe's is restricting sales across the country and there are reports that some costco and whole foods stores are doing the same. more fallout tonight from the trump administration's attempts to dismantle usaid. the

the university of austin is a paradigm would be a better way to go. the answer is yes i'm for all of the above. we never know what's going to be successful in what way. i just spoke at the university of austin friday night. just amazing. it's they just admitted their first class. so it's all freshmen right now this and next year at least it's going to be, you know, free tuition for who go. they're very entrepreneurial. have this thing called the austin union kind of the oxford union or the yale political union these sorts of things debate society. you know, very, very organized. and so all all luck to them. similarly, there have been centers and institutes in existing schools. arizona state and florida, university of florida, other places ironically these you know, to instill critical thinking and civics and rigor, know the sorts of things that the rest of the institution has failed in. so that's too hard to do. those sorts things with law schools because again, the accreditation cartel but university of austin thinking about starting a law school eve

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austin shots, which else could have singled wish of the diet, but for some hour? unable, as i mentioned in the us, come up on linear williamson. we'll put the ball login, the piano is lo, she could play the least much of a always for this was to you trust anybody else to know the less drawn. so for the way we could use to locating and we have different last from see from me showing me admitted concert we're seeing yields. you know, i'm not nearly sure family play any of these folks. and then just the below to canada. i knew i'd probably be the human that transferred over to the school district and just by lack of the opinion more, keep us this to know, trust. and we would use to close the loop and use them as color the, the full source of the claim that we don't sell decent additional knowledge about the storage and culture of the district. yeah. yeah. and that's a true range for us. they will be additional 90 courses simulators. i will give you a buzz on your commission, which is just the over the 2nd service based on the the settlement sounds like a sort of hill

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thanks for choosing austin and stuff. some field years me company and i have 6 in the the, the trumps promised to shock the system and he is, he is declared war against the us government present friends and filed a life with a terror for. and now he is personally decided to reorder the middle east palestinians and jobs and face more force displacement and ethnic cleansing the stuff for the storage. so i'm a shift for the picture such as you're done with the machine should do this vehicle, is it worth to model? have us dealing with them? it's different as experiments you if it doesn't take her to testify this thing. and so with the concept, even though is the name of the old server, there's a company in some village developing bio chemical weapons inside. you guys got to watch some news. well, i'm assuming should you know which one cheaper to use? the white glove service, the customer buddies, because of the same issue. the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the ord

. >> homeless advocate josh pettypiece, on the left, is explaining the new ordinance to michael austinwho has lived here near the bart tracks in fremont for about two years. >> basically, this is my home, man. >> pettypiece and his group, the molino foundation, do outreach to the unhoused. >> and we provide meals and scripture and clothes, resources, anything that we possibly can. >> and his group is very concerned about the specific aiding and abetting language in the newly passed ordinance. >> the police chief said it again and again that they won't target us, but they just passed the ordinance giving them the right to do such. >> but mayor raj sawant of fremont says despite the language, groups which do outreach should not be concerned. >> the ordinance was passed with the clarification around the issue around aiding and abetting. there was a lot of misinformation on the aiding and abetting clause. >> mayor sawant says the new ordinance simply makes it clearer when enforcement can take place. >> they were also saying that we would not allow non-profits to do outreach work, and that

joining me now georgia congressman austin scott. good to see you, thank you for being here.ay you are in this process of executing president trump's agenda. >> organ to get there let's remember when we did tax cuts and jobs act the bill was not introduced until december the negotiations are continuing to go one obviously we have to balance the tax cuts with spending cuts and am looking forward to the continued exposure of our american tax dollars are going and once people see how their tax dollars have been used there can understand why were cutting some of these things. >> you are writing the tax legislation in the house right? >> that is right i think the sun is working on tax legislation as well let's remember we have a slim margin, we have a broad agreement on 95% of things that 95% of members we have to have one 100% the house of representatives to get the legislation across the finish line. maria: do you expect to have this on the president's desk by april as mike johnson has committed? >> i would love to know we don't have the bill for the house by the end of april. w

the a w h o box that will absolutely slow down the entire process with thousands of palestinians . austin white take an order to be evacuated and receiving the light, saving medical treatment out site, the strip which this journey for them completely represents a glimmer of hope in order to recover target companies or out to 0 rough off palestine. this is household going military operation and the occupied west bank has fullest, more than 70 percent of palestinians until cairo richard g can from the homes. at least 44 have been killed and is rarely a tag since is where a long distance rides. on january the 21st dozens have also been arrested. comes them. how much has more these of the see if that was agreed in god's unblocked his guide. here we delete the victims of the 3 attacks into janine with the g bought of a white skin, immunity or pollution launched into occupied westbank. how come i as the default now, you know, he talked to me on the phone and told me he is heading home while he was on his way home. he was surprised to find all this going on in the neighborhood. a bullet hit him.

jessica, the us has austin citizens to leave immediately. last week, hundreds of protest is attacked. several embassies, the accusing the international community of not doing enough to help and the conflict. the situation is getting more on saturday by the day. cathy, sorry, i'll do 0. i'll have to sit down on a re gain control of what model need the capital of to 0 stage thousands falls to lee by the funding have started returning to the city, but many is shown to find the homes and now on an habitable after a year of looting, mom involved reports from what model in the popular and official welcome at the eastern gate of what in the day this is the 1st spot superintendent. they flip the fighting up in front of me to turn it off. it support forces. the seeking december 2020, pretty pretty turn of the displaced has 22 and 16. putting the emotional unions at the moment of joy after families was separated into a year of conflict for the people of what they need. a new page has to be tons. it's the end of a pain from top to of displacement, and

david, a knife question perhaps, but i must, austin, can lebanon's complex system of sectarian power share and government ever be re, well, is it still fit for purpose? if indeed it ever was. is clearly what we've seen in the past several years, at least since 2019, but been in truth before that is that lebanon's a power sharing system which was updated really to end the civil war and has subsisted until now doesn't work. and there was a lot of calls from reform minded lebanese to do away with the secretary and system and, and moved to a new system entirely. however, this is very relevant, of course to what's going on right now is that we still have the traditional political parties. they have a strangle hold of the balance divided along secretary and lines. and they've also had influence over the composition of this government. so this government will face that some challenges and elijah is already mentioned, several of them being upholding, seized by a agreement which includes the development of has about the which it costs for also attracting cdb nitrate construction. and the 3rd

. >> reporter: when people talk trash about austin's art, he doesn't get offended because technicallyike it has a little bit too much moisture in the bottom. >> reporter: he's what's known as a trash artist. once a week he scours san francisco's sidewalks, dumpsters, and stores searching for what the rest of us throw away. >> do you have any, like maybe extra cigarette cartons? >> reporter: his journey into the world of garbage began during a tough time when buying traditional art supplies was out of reach. >> oh, thank you, man. >> reporter: what started as a necessity soon became a passion and a mission. >> everything here would have or will be thrown away. >> reporter: his studio is equal parts art gallery and recycling center where cartons and boxes get a second chance at life. >> no paint or pen used is one of my major rules. >> reporter: his hyperdetailed collages reimagine familiar objects like sneakers, burgers, and today bananas. each piece takes between 30 and 300 hours to complete and can sell for as much as $4,000. >> one time i cut out 1,500 sesame seeds by hand. and the

it would be the stone cold stunner made famous by steve austin. i should feel proud that i know. let me just demonstrate it on dan. >> okay. oh, boy. >> i don't know if i should feel proud that i know what the stone cold stunner is, or is it just a cry for help? i don't know. i'm not sure. >> let's just put it under the umbrella of your job as sports director. you have to know this. >> you have to know. yes, yes. it's informational. whatever. >> ashley. with the save. >> thank you. >> thank you. thanks, larry. >> all right. tonight on abc seven at eight. watch will trent at nine. high potential, followed by the rookie. then stay with us for abc seven news at 11. remember that abc seven news is streaming 24 over seven. get the abc seven bay area app so you can join us whenever you want, wherever you are. but that'll do it for now. thank you so much for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel, larry beil. i think we're wrestling between newscasts tonight. >> oh, boy. we'll put it on instagram. right now. >> so basically, n

is the translation of this a section of austin at the end of the 17. 0 one. is it the limit to the south of the tanya river? this is what has well not understand and claim that it's, it's only limited to the $17.00 oh $1.00 that to the south or through the dining room, the h. right. and the us all saying what? no, it covers the entire country. and this is why the debate that is not going to be solved by this government and the government is not going to do is um, has what a law doesn't have the means. there is no, i've done that before that and these release all not going to pull out from every single send team at the office of any type of tree because this is what the prime minister promise david has. how does the new government go about handling particularly into that? so expectations of it, i'm thinking particularly of, of some of the us deputy envoys. them at least comments about his bought in particular not being in government last week to which the hezbollah spokesman said that, that was blatant meddling and lebanese a fast. it's, it's, it's going to wa

look, waymo, under uber, is coming to austin and atlanta next month in austin and by the june quarter going to be able to prove then that it's part of the long-term robotaxi solution are. so i like uber. of i think we've got a lot of upside still in the stock. it's still, for me, the the best dislocated high quality name -- stuart: okay, you've convinced me. i'll stick with it. i'm not selling just yet. [laughter] it's all your fault. amazon. the stock is down this morning. they're spending $100 billion on a.i. any change to your amazon target price? >> no. we kept it where service. look -- where it was? look, aws, the cloud computing growth rate remained very consistent. these retail operating margins reached record high levels. a lot of that's due to automation, but just a lot of efficiencies ask their scale in the business. let's see. the real disappointment was in the march quarter guide, but, you know, you have a lot of one-time issues or comp issues affecting march quarter including currency which is a big issue for all a of these names. look, i prefer to buy this, i like buying

our thanks to austin. that's nightline for tonight. see you right back here. i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] news starts right now. >> tonight we are tracking another atmospheric river hitting the bay area. this is a live look across the region as we brace for the possibility of flooding and downed trees. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm julian glover. we want to get right to meteorologist sandhya patel, who is tracking the storm as it's hitting right now. sandhya. >> it is indeed. and julian. and it is already doing damage. let's take a look at live doppler seven. as we are starting to pick up some pockets of heavier rain going through parts of the

i am lloyd doggett from austin, texas. may or may not have elon musk as a constituent down there. somewhere around our area. but while never elected to anything, he has elected to invade the privacy of every american by accessing confidential information such as bank numbers, social security numbers, and tax information that is so sensitive that improper disclosure of it can lead to five years in federal prison. this information has never before been shared with outsiders. safeguards on its abusive use by musk and his merry band of minions has not been there because president trump first authorized him to basically do whatever he wanted to, and, second, he removed the inspector general at the treasury department, as he did at about 16 or 17 other agencies that provided a watchdog to assure that the proper procedures were followed. the former top career official at the treasury department, someone who had been the guardian of the safety of the american people for 35 years, said no when mr. musk came and he was pushed aside and access was given to these records over his objections.

advancing in the region, not just using a key city goma, even 1000 instead of growing humanitarian does. austin? there's no sign of immune and peace with can chestler and to god the trading blame a neighboring countries getting involved. also on the program, the warnings in kenya of a rise in cases of police abuse is we'll hear from the victims and the acts of this fighting for justice plus the social media side hassle, we will meet the content creates as going, allows.

. >> jesse: when austin watson around with a mass -- mask and a face shield.p, fast. from the top to the bottom, they are about action. vice president vance is in europe meeting with the french president and the indian prime minister. he went to tell the world when it comes to ai it is america first. and he sounds a lot different than our last ai leader. >> the u.s. possesses all components across the full ai stack, including advanced so my conductor design, frontier algorithms and of course transformation applications. >> ai is kind of a fancy thing, it's two letters. it means artificial intelligence. >> jesse: ai makes a lot of people nervous. no one wants to lose their job to a supercomputer. j.d. is telling us he understands ai and won't let it be used against us. that is all we want from the government. let us know you have things under control and don't steal our money and then leave us alone. and please don't speak to us like children. missouri senator josh hawley is here. so pete hegseth working out with the soldiers, a lot different than lloyd austin,

we have austin. >> austin is great, it really is, but nashville has all kind of music, too.h of country music right here, the ryman. this is always going to be the home of country music. but listen, texas has its thing, and i love texas and i have been there a whole lot, a lot of love and a lot of time down there. >> will: i'm going to apologize in advance because president trump make cut us off, lee brice, going to watch if you will give remarks with benjamin netanyahu. i have to ask about your tour. "you, me, my guitar," and he released a new single, "cry." >> it is a new single that i am so excited about because men knew to be able to say this kind of stuff, and i think i try to be a vehicle for guys to say stuff they don't necessarily know how to say. hard to dance are to love. with his new tour we loved it and we're getting started, so "you, me, and my guitar," you is you. >> will: lee brice, thank you so much peered we are going to jump to president trump. moments ago, he and prime minister benjamin netanyahu making her marks from the oval office. >> [indistinct] >> pr

. >> reporter: when people talk trash about austin's art, he doesn't get offended because technically wrong. >> it looks like it has too much moisture in the bottom. >> reporter: and this is what's known as a trash artist. once a week, he scours san francisco's sidewalks, dumpsters, and stores, searching for what the rest of us throw away. >> do you have any extra cigarette cartons? >> reporter: his journey into the world of garbage began during a tough time. buying traditional art supplies was out of reach. >> thank you, man. >> reporter: what started as a necessity soon became a passion and a mission. >> everything here would have or will be thrown away. >> reporter: the studio is equal parts, art gallery, recycling center, where cartons and boxes get a second chance at life. >> no paint or pen used is one of the major rules. >> reporter: the detailed collages, reimagined familiar objects, like sneakers, burgers, today, bananas. each piece will take between 30 to 300 hours to complete and can sell for as much as $4,000. >> one time i cut out $1,500 sesame seeds by hand. the repetiti

. >> homeless advocate josh pettypiece, on the left, is explaining the new ordinance to michael austinwho has lived here near the bart tracks in fremont for about two years. >> basically, this is my home, man. >> pettypiece and his group, the molino foundation, do outreach to the unhoused. >> and we provide meals and scripture and everything. clothes, resources, anything that we possibly can. >> and his group is very concerned about the specific aiding and abetting language in the newly passed ordinance. >> the police chief said it again and again that they won't target us, but they just passed the ordinance giving them the right to do such. >> but mayor raj. salwan of fremont says despite the language, groups which do outreach should not be concerned. >> the ordinance was passed with the clarification around the issue around aiding and abetting. there was a lot of misinformation on the aiding and abetting clause. >> mayor salwan says the new ordinance simply makes it clearer when enforcement can take place. >> they were also saying that we would not allow non-profits to do outreach wo

. >> reporter: when people talk trash about austin's art, he doesn't get offended.wrong. >> looks look it has a little bit too much moisture in the bottom. >> reporter: he is what's known as a trash artist. once a week he scours san francisco's sidewalks and dumpsters and stores, searching for what this rest of us throw away. do you have any -- >> like maybe extra get cartons. >> reporter: his journey into the world of garbage began during a tough time. when buying traditional art supplies was out of reach. >> thank you man. >> reporter: what started as a necessity soon became a passion and a mission. >> everything here would have or will be thrown away. >> reporter: his studio is equal parts art gallery and recycling center. where cartons and boxes get a second chance at life. >> no paint or pen used is one of my major rules. >> reporter: his hyper detailed coolages reimagine familiar objects like sneakers, burgers, and today bananas. each piece takes between 30 and 300 hours to complete. and can sell for as much as $4,000. >> one time i cut out 1500 sesame seeds b

the three soldiers, 28-year-old ryan austin o'hara, 39-year-old andrew lloyd eaves, and rebecca lobach loved fiercely and she loved hard, and she was just such a golden person. she walks into a room, and she smiles, and it's just -- it's just golden. >> gio: her friend and fellow aviation officer lexi freas telling us rebecca was a selfless servant. >> she was just the type of person that would bend over backwards the help the people she loved. that's the person i am in this career field because of, and it's heartbreaking to know that i have to continue the rest of my aviation career and i don't get to share it with her. >> gio: and among those on that plane, 42-year-old justina magdalena beyer and her 12-year-old daughter. her mother overcome with emotions. her brother translating. >> she wants everyone to know they're asking for prayers. >> gio: just so awful, and a reminder here, we will be getting bits and pieces of information as investigators analyze everything that they're finding, but we may not get real answers here for a very long time. these are complicated investigations, a

>> homeless advocate josh pettypiece, on the left, is explaining the new ordinance to michael austin,as lived here near the bart tracks in fremont for about two years. >> basically, this is my home. >> man. pettypiece and his group, the molino foundation, do outreach to the unhoused. >> and we provide meals and scripture and everything. clothes, resources, anything that we possibly can. >> and his group is very concerned about the specific aiding and abetting language in the newly passed ordinance. >> the police chief said it again and again that they won't target us, but they just passed the ordinance giving them the right to do such. >> but mayor raj. salwan of fremont says despite the language, groups which do outreach should not be concerned. >> the ordinance was passed with the clarification around the issue around aiding and abetting. there was a lot of misinformation on the aiding and abetting clause. >> mayor salwan says the new ordinance simply makes it clearer when enforcement can take place. >> they were also saying that we would not allow non-profits to do outreach work. a

>> homeless advocate josh pettypiece, on the left, is explaining the new ordinance to michael austin, who has lived here near the bart tracks in fremont for about two years. >> basically, this is my home, man. >> pettypiece and his group, the molino foundation, do outreach to the unhoused. >> and we provide meals and scripture and clothes resources, anything that we possibly can. >> and his group is very concerned about the specific aiding and abetting language in the newly passed ordinance. >> the police chief said it again and again that they won't target us, but they just passed the ordinance giving them the right to do such. >> but mayor raj. salwan of fremont says despite the language, groups which do outreach should not be concerned. >> the ordinance was passed with the clarification around the issue around aiding and abetting. there was a lot of misinformation on the aiding and abetting clause. >> mayor salwan says the new ordinance simply makes it clearer when enforcement can take place. >> they were also saying that we would not allow non-profits to do outreach work, and that

austin says having public works in the area makes a big difference and left to work confident he will not return to a flooded house, a fearful, but i'm more concerned like out to try to get to work and hydroplane and all that. more concerned about drive carefully in richmond, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> stay with us here on air and online. for more on this storm, you can always find the latest information on our website. kron 4 dot com. now to redwood city where police are investigating after a person was shot and killed behind the whole foods. this happened on adams street and jefferson avenue around one 30 this morning. police have not released any information on the victim or a suspect. we do have a reporter on the story. we'll have more updates later on this evening on kron 4. still ahead here at 3 a rate hike proposal for all san francisco residents to sit the city services that are pushing for change. >> plus, we sit down and talk one-on-one with alameda county's new district attorney and she lays out her plans for her new job. after the break. our storm coverage will c

julie: governor abbott, see you in austin soon. thanks so much for your time. gov.nk you. vonnie: and that is bloomberg's julie fine and we thank her very much as well. let's take a quick look at how these markets are shaping up as we head into the lunch time hour here on the east coast. after those comments from president trump and a mixed bag of economic data, you're seeing all but energy lower in the s&p 500. that's the only sector that is higher at the moment. the s&p 500 itself down .9%. crypto related stocks continue to rally. crypto topped $100,000 a coin earlier on. it's below that now though. i want to mention the yen. it is trading off at 15556 after the president trump said he's not inclined to change his name about the u.s. deal nippon deal. ♪ more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management >> from the world of politics to the world of business. this is "balance of power." live from washington, d.c. >> welcome to "balance of power" on bloomberg tv and radio. i am kailey leinz live in washington where we have our eye on the white house as p

built in 1989, it was coming from austin.reliminary flight data shows last reported speed at around 63 miles per hour as it veered off the runway. looking at the jet you can see how it came to rest at an angle, another sign of the rear left landing gear collapse. one of the things the ntsb is certainly going to look at is the maintenance history of this airplane to see if that yields any clues as to why the gear would fail like it did. after a trouble could two weeks of aviation accidents that have killed 85 people, starting with the deadly midair collision in washington, d.c., more unanswered questions for ntsb investigators to unravel. kris van cleave, cbs news, scottsdale, arizona. >>> and security camera video captured the moment a small plane crashed close to homes in new hampshire. the plane came down yesterday in some trees near an airfield in northampton. the pilot, who was the only one on board, amazingly walked away without a scratch. he said the plane lost power as he was about to approach the runway, and it stalle

. >> neil's plane was arriving from austin, texas. >>> now, much of the nation has already seen its shareow this winter and another storm is making its way to the mid-atlantic. a potentially combination of heavy snow and ice accumulations will hit today and continue through tomorrow. virginia's governor youngkin has declared a state of emergency ahead of the storm. much of the northeast will get light snow. winter storm warning extend from kentucky to southern new jersey. power outages are expected. a separate storm system is set to dump heavy snow tomorrow from kansas and missouri to the great lakes. >>> well, the philadelphia eagles are flying high after their decisive victory over the kansas city chiefs in super bowl lix. the mvp and the eagles' coach spoke from the heart after the game. danya bacchus mahas a wrap up fm outside the cesar's super dome in new orleans. >> reporter: jalen hurts was all smile the morning after leading his team to victory. >> to be able to bring the championship back to philadelphia means everything. >> reporter: the game wasn't even close. >> intercepted! p

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happen, now we can look ahead to cpi there is growing concerns over the drive higher inflation of austinrking there worried it could be inflationary you first what you make of those austan goolsbee used to work for barack obama i want to point that out to her viewers. >> i'm not a big tear fan i'm a trump's supporter but it's not accurate to say trump's policies are inflationary, i think trump will bring inflation down. i think you will see a fairly big number on inflation because i'm looking at the commodity prices they continue to rise and i think we can see inflation of the 4% range which is a lot higher than the fed target which is why don't understand this talk about lowering interest rates he's going to increase the energy supply he's going to try to call this unnecessary spending all of these are extremely positive for economic growth and for reducing the rate of inflation. i don't see this as being a long-term problem i think will get back to the 2% target rate that the fed has set under trump. final word? >> let me give you personal perspective. when we have a senator set and to