let's hear from dave in lynchburg, virginia independent line. caller: yes, i was wondering how we know the puzzle they reported as being so much less than what we are able to do using the nvidia chips which caused nvidia stock to take a tumble? how do we know what they are telling us with the chinese people in particular that developed deepseek is true and accurate? i mean, it is china. don't they sit around and say how can we hurt the u.s.? why don't we just say that we don't need them anymore and this is how we do it. who is validating what they told us? guest: so i am certainly with you that when the chinese government assesses that it is in their strategic interest to live to live the u.s. and the world, they will do so. that much is absolutely true. but in this case i think we should take the claims about their cost structure at face value. deepseek was transparent and the confusion really has to do with the media reporting around sort of thing. because deepseek 75 $.6 million of ai chip computation time is what it cost them to have that on

. >> dave and lynchburg virginia wants to ended on a positive note he said you suggested what keeps you up at night conversely, what gives gyou hope. >>. [laughter] >> i'm sure you can come up with something. >> i got kids. i have two kids 12 and nine you have little boys. ..ll be the people whol come up with a solution for climate change. they think they'll be the people who come up with solutions for our problems and i take a lot of strength and hope from them. i do think [laughter] >> good morning. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] the highest numbers you've ever had. [applause] actually, a record for a republican. have they checked the democrats, too? a record for republicans. we want to finish that way but i want to thank everybody because you been amazing. the job you've done is incredible. we have a couple of things in the works negotiating with russia and ukraine to get the horrible situation over with. terrible. it is a killing field. young soldiers being killed, thousands a week and we are going to get it over with. it's bad for russia, ukraine and bad for us

. >> dave and lynchburg virginia wants to ended on a positive note he said you suggested what keeps youight conversely, what gives gyou hope. >>. [laughter] >> i'm sure you can come up with something. >> i got kids. i have two kids 12 and nine you have little boys. .. littl

host: david in lynchburg, virginia. democrat. caller: i see you got my house in the background there. i'm a vietnam that. [indiscernible] host: we are having trouble hearing you. say that again. caller: i said [indiscernible] host: david, call back on a better line. we are having trouble hearing. we definitely want to hear your comment. caller: i'm a vietnam vet. host: got it. frank in inglewood, florida. republican. caller: good job on the nonbiased reporting. first of all, i think these monday morning quarterbacks, the individuals calling and criticizing our president for what he's doing, they need to spend more time on their knees and away from the tiki bar as far as i'm concerned. the president is doing his best to end the war and the massacre of so many young people that are dying in these wars in ukraine and russia. it has to come to an end. he said he was going to try to bring the war to an end. let him try to bring the war to an end. yes, they will be compromise. yes, there will be a loss of land. the war needs to come to

host: dave in lynchburg, virginia wants end on a positive note. you suggested what keeps you up at night, conversely, what gives you hope? guest: i've got two kids, 12 and 9 and beautiful little boys and they're not afraid. they're not depressed all the time and think the world is going to get better. they understand we've got serious problems but my kids think they'll be the people who come up with a solution for climate change. they think they'll be the people who come up with solutions for our problems and i take a lot of strength and hope from them. i do think generally and it's right to say, i do think the kids are right and i think the kids are seeing how my generation, again x is -- gen-x is screwing up and they're committed to doing better and hope it remains the case. host: you can find

host: dave in lynchburg, virgin wants end on a positive note. you suggested what keeps you up at night, conversely, what gives you hope? guest: i've got two kids, 12 and 9 and beautiful little boys and they're not afraid. they're not depressed all the time and think the world is going to get better. they understand we've got serious problems but my kids think they'll be the people who come up with a solution for climate change. they think they'll be the people who come up with solutions for our problems and i take a lot of strength and hope from them. i do think generally and it's right to say, i do think the kids are right and i think the kids are seeing how my generation, again x is -- gen-x is screwing up and they're committed to doing better and hope it remains the case. host: you can find >> c-span's "washington journal," our live forum inviting you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics and public policy from washington to across the country. coming up sunday morning -- former c.i.a. russia analyst george beebe will talk abou

. >> sandra: all right, a live look at lynchburg, virginia, and one of the many towns over the countrystorm slamming the midwest and carolinas and now has its sides on that atlantic. here is some of what we are seeing periods no reaching all the way down to raleigh, greensboro, and as we watch closely, so many people struggling there. we will get a look at what is coming potentially your way as we walk over to the box whether studio. we share a wall so it is a great, great resource for us to get an update from meteorologist bob van halen. we will come into the studio. >> that will be the big deal over the next few hours. >> thank you for letting us ratchet the whether studio. thank you for having us. the viewers might want to know what is coming your way. >> the death of a thousand cuts so far and january brittle in the storm arose by, sandra, the temperature is cold, 25 degrees but look at rolle. freezing rain coming at you too. >> sandra: i always watch asheville because so many struggling from helene. we'll take at snow as well as it comes through? >> it has gone through 1-3 inches

mcguire: he was a consistent voice in the community and will be remembered as a pillar in the lynchburg, virginia, area. on january 4, a day after being sworn into congress, i attended mark's celebration of life at the thomas row baptist church in lynchburg, virginia. mr. speaker, today from the house floor i want to take a mement to remember mark spain and say that tracy and i join our community in praying for mark, his wife, their three children, and the wset abc 13 news eam during this difficult -- news family during this difficult time. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. if we could move conversations outside, please. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to express my deep concern over the cancellation of an appropriations subcommittee hearing by my republican colleagues. mrs. torres: in the decision to replace it with a private briefing to silence de

host: dave in lynchburg, virginia wants to end on a positive note.ou suggested what keeps you up at night. conversely, what gives you hope? guest:[laughter] i have two kids, 12 and nine. they are beautiful little boys. they are not afraid. they are not depressed all the time. they think the world will get better. they understand we have serious problems, but my kids think they will be the people that come up with the solution to climate change. they think they will be the people that come up with solutions for our problems. i take a lot of strength and hope from them. i do think, generally, and i know it is trite to say, i do generally think the kids are all right. i think the kids are seeing how my generation is screwing up and they are committed to doing better. i hope that remains the case. host: justice correspondent and columnist for the nation elie m ystal find his work at thenation.com. welcome to today's washington journal. we start with news from the hill headlined "refuses to block musk, doge from seven federal agencies." the u.s. judge ton

i would like to wish shirley a happy 91st birthday in lynchburg, virginia. janell. we have barbara, renee, jean and don. they're visiting the great pyramid of giza in egypt. thanks for bringing us along. congratulations to andrew and deb in west roxbury, massachusetts, on ten years of marriage. and finally, check out this crew. linda, jill, kelly, jan, ju, cindy, and jady, they're all celebrating jan's 90th birthday on a cruise to the bahamas. have fun, ladies, and have birthday, jan. send us a photo of you and your mug with the hashtag, sunday today, and you might see yourself next week. remember, you can get the sunday today mug online at today.com/shop. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. willie will see you right back here next week on sunday today.

from lynchburg, virginia, through the dmv and dc. >> and our nation's capital. >> and across norfolk,a. >> at the beach as well. we're talking about. >> again, half a foot of. >> snowfall, certainly significant for what's coming down the pipeline. >> satellite and radar. >> it is dry. >> so this is the break. >> before that next storm. >> system does. >> push in across the northwest. >> and then through the central. >> us for the northeast. >> today. >> it's. >> all about. >> the wind. after yesterday's winter storm. >> has departed, these high. wind alerts have. >> been posted from burlington to. hartford to boston. >> all the way down to baltimore, where 60. >> million americans are under the. >> impact of. >> those winds 50 to 60 mile per hour gusts. >> jose. >> and fortunately. >> even though yesterday's. >> storm brought snow and ice. >> because of the winds today, it's very possible we have more power outages today. >> was that. >> kevin wooten? thank you so very much. appreciate it. up next, taxpayer identification numbers, retirement account information. the information sensit

host: dave in lynchburg, virginia wants end on a positive note. you suggeste what keeps you up at night, conversely, what gives you hope? guest: i've got two kids, 12 and 9 and beautiful little boys and they're not afraid. they're not depressed all the time and think the world is going to get better. they understand we've got serious problems but my kids think they'll be the people who come up with a solution for climate change. they think they'll be the people who come up with solutions for our problems and i take a lot of strength and hope from them. i do think generally and it's right to say, i do think the kids are right and i think the kids are seeing how my generation, again x is -- gen-x is screwing up and they're committed to doing better and hope it remains the case. host: you can find >> president trump is schedule to address a joint session of congress next month during his second ter we will have live coverage on tuesday march 4 at 8:00 p.m. eastern and democratic response. the coverage will stream live on our video app and our website

host: david in lynchburg, virginia. democrat.aller: i see you got my house in the background there. i'm a vietnam that. [indiscernible] host: we are having trouble hearing you. say that again. caller: i said [indiscernible] host: david, call back on a better line. we are having trouble hearing. we definitely want to hear your comment. caller: i'm a vietnam vet. host: got it. frank in inglewood, florida. republican. caller: good job on the nonbiased reporting. first of all, i think these monday morning quarterbacks, the individuals calling and criticizing our president for what he's doing, they need to spend more time on their knees and away from the tiki bar as far as i'm concerned. the president is doing his best to end the war and the massacre of so many young people that are dying in these wars in ukraine and russia. it has to come to an end. he said he was going to try to bring the war to an end. let him try to bring the war to an end. yes, they will be compromise. yes, there will be a loss of land. the war needs to come to a

before february 5th, 2019, it was arranged by the cochrans to charter a flight from beckley down to lynchburgwould know, and that would've been the end of her ponzi scheme. >> court nexson was an employee of bank of america. he testified via zoom in this trial because he's not local. >> and that was to take place february 6th, 2019, correct? >> correct. looks like they said they were going to fly in, so we were basically responding to their schedule and setting things up as best we could. >> did that meeting take place? >> never took place. >> natalie was becoming desperate at this point. >> prosecutors argued that if michael was in the dark, natalie's deception was about to come to light. >> putting jennifer davis on the stand explains how natalie got the insulin that she needed to kill michael. >> jennifer, at this point, you are offering to help out a friend in need. is that fair to say? >> yes. >> did she accept your offer to help? >> yes, she did. she asked if she could borrow a vial of insulin. >> according to dr. uribe, who was one of our forensic pathologists, the only way that michae

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let's hear from dave in lynchburg, virginia independent line.ler: yes, i was wondering how we know the puzzle they reported as being so much less than what we are able to do using the nvidia chips which caused nvidia stock to take a tumble? how do we know what they are telling us with the chinese people in particular that developed deepseek is true and accurate? i mean, it is china. don't they sit around and say how can we hurt the u.s.? why don't we just say that we don't need them anymore and this is how we do it. who is validating what they told us? guest: so i am certainly with you that when the chinese government assesses that it is in their strategic interest to live to live the u.s. and the world, they will do so. that much is absolutely true. but in this case i think we should take the claims about their cost structure at face value. deepseek was transparent and the confusion really has to do with the media reporting around sort of thing. because deepseek 75 $.6 million of ai chip computation time is what it cost them to have that one su

let's hear from dave in lynchburg, virginia independent line.ler: yes, i was wondering how we know the puzzle they reported as being so much less than what we are able to do using the nvidia chips which caused nvidia stock to take a tumble? how do we know what they are telling us with the chinese people in particular that developed deepseek is true and accurate? i mean, it is china. don't they sit around and say how can we hurt the u.s.? why don't we just say that we don't need them anymore and this is how we do it. who is validating what they told us? guest: so i am certainly with you that when the chinese government assesses that it is in their strategic interest to live to live the u.s. and the world, they will do so. that much is absolutely true. but in this case i think we should take the claims about their cost structure at face value. deepseek was transparent and the confusion really has to do with the media reporting around sort of thing. because deepseek 75 $.6 million of ai chip computation time is what it cost them to have that one su

host: dave in lynchburg, virginia wants end on a positive note.ou suggested what keeps u up at night, conversely, what gives you hope? guest: i've got two kids, 12 and 9 and beautiful little boys and they're not afraid. they're not depressed all the time and think the world is going to get better. they understand we've got serious problems but my kids think they'll be the people who come up with a solution for climate change. they think they'll be the people who come up with solutions for our problems and i take a lot of strength and hope from them. i do think generally and it's right to say, i do think the kids are right and i think the kids are seeing how my generation, again x is -- gen-x is screwing up and they're committed to doing better and hope it remains the case. host: you can find elie mystal's work at thenation.com. guest: thanks for having me. host: more phone calls after the break in open forum. call now. the numbers on your screen. while dialing in, we want to let you know there are me than 60 new members of the u.s. house of repres

we have margaret, a mother from lynchburg, virginia. and we have allison couch, the owner of ignite accounting and business advisors. we have courtney silver, president of catchy inc.. brendan duke, senior director for economic policy at the center for american progress. thank you for joining us today. your written statements will be made a part of the hearing record and you each will have five minutes to deliver your remarks. we will start with ms. gallagher. you may begin when ready. >> chairman smith, ranking member neil, distinguished members of this committee, thank you for the opportunity to provide testimony today on the importance of properly extending provisions of the tax cuts and jobs act, tcja. my name is michelle gallagher, cpa from the great state of michigan with 35 years of experience working with businesses of all sizes of the working families, and multigenerational family enterprises. i have seen firsthand how the provisions of the tcja have provided critical support to the businesses, farmers and working families that