a justice of the peace in alexandria county for many years. so i call him an aristocrat, but he was one who was acquainted with the figures in early in the early 19th century america, in an era when he honor and reputation or paramount. so he created arlington house. it was built with enslaved and paid labor took about six years and it was designed by a british architect, george hatfield, who had worked on the u.s. capitol and who did a couple other buildings in the district of columbia. that's done the greek revival style. at first, augustus had planned to name it. it was it was in honor of the father of the country, the patri george washington. he wanted to call it mount washington, but he gave up on that pretty early. think there were some other properties with that name. so he chose arlington, which was the custis family on the eastern shore here and when he moved in, he carried him lots of relics from mount vernon that he had both inherited and also purchased at auctions. and they included silver and china, the ban on witch washington die

but custis was also active in the building of the alexandria canal. he had to sell some of his land to the entrepreneurs for that and a private real estate project called jackson city. which president andrew jackson was persuaded to lay the cornerstone but was really kind of a luxury home development on the potomac river next to what today is the 14th street bridge, but it was it pretty much failed in the 1830s and forties and became kind of a high crime area in the latter 19th century. custis also, he takes a famous trip. more on the monument building in 1845. got lots of coverage and newspapers all over the northeast where he went up to bunker hill and lexington and concord. and he was he's a little upset that he didn't think that bunker hill battlefield was being sufficiently preserved. in middle age in the thirties. they were starting to play on the washington monument. and though he didn't have an official role in that, he corresponded with a lot of the people who were planning it. and he even offered his arlington house as a to be the washington

because io cortez, a congresswoman -- alexandria because io cortez alexandria-- -- alexandria ocasio cortez. he was censured for that. others have nothing to do with that. laszlo, r congressional correspondent caught up with two members of the senate ethics committee. this is a very secretary of -- very secretive part of congress. they're not matter of public record. much of the work being done by the senate ethics committee, a bipartisan body, is done out of public view, behind closed doors. matt was able to talk to 2 of them and, put the question to them "why is this the case? you do not do anything when it comes to putting the screws to members of congress." the democrat from delaware did not want to talk about it. he reserved his right to not talk about it. senator rich from idaho, republican he talked in great detail to us about the work they do. he made the case "we look into these seriously. this is a bipartisan affair. he noted there were seven letters that went out about were letters of admonition where they admonished members of the senate for things that were found to be e

take alexandria ocasio-cortez, she called the new york post a right wing hit operation, to newspaperculation, it leans conservative, moderately conservative, she said it was a 24 hour hiccup, the new york post twitter account was locked for more than two weeks up until a couple of days before the 2020 election. that seriously happened to get our stories out, they cost us money. daniel goldman and jamie raskin they just wanted to turn that hearing into another january 6 committee hearing, they lied nonstop they kept on bringing up donald trump and insurrection which is completely irrelevant that should concern all democrats and republicans and independents in this country which is you had the fbi coercing the social media companies to center american speech in sheer violation of first amendment rights. maria: what about all the evidence on the biden laptop the tens of millions of dollars the biden family has taken now we have to wonder we have to question why joe biden was so soft on china after we saw spotify into the country into breaking our sovereignty in our airspace and spy and

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arthel: alexandria hoff, thank you alexandria. eric. some of our second takedown lesson a week raising lots of questions about the security and sovereignty of her nations airspace. with a snout retired u.s. navy captain you flew a lot of missions what, almost 1000 landings on carriers. chuck we are not being told exactly what this is it is the size of a car. could it be a new type of stealth spy craft from trying it may be considering it was not detected when it first violated our airspace, what are your thoughts on this? >> it could be some kind of a surveillance craft or something. calling it an object, there are some questions i would have reporters next time they get to address jon kirby or anyone in the briefing room. that is okay, when you shot it and the missile hits, what happened next? did it float out of the sky or did it fall out of the sky? the other thing is show me the pictures you took preview fly those types of missions you always take cameras with you so that you can record the intercept. so they have pictures of it and

alexandria hoff has the latest. >> alexandria: this is likely a kickoff point for the 2024 election season. this will not fly under republican-controlled house, biden will be working to win over his own party. according to abc washington news poll, democrats want someone else to run, just 31% support the president. buttigieg was presented with numbers and offered this. >> the poll, large number of democrats say they don't want him to run again. he is an absolutely historically successful president and i want to see that continue. >> alexandria: take a look back. this is important. we'll go over fiscal year 2023 alone, 718,000 migrant encounters, 207 days of vacation. tim scott doesn't expect to hear about any of that tomorrow night. >> i think you will hear a lot of glossing over the real issues that the american people are suffering through. if we were going to hear something authentic from president biden, it would be, american people, i apologize for record breaking inflation and border crossings. >> alexandria: might be hearing sarah huckabee sanders. >> griff: thank you. hardest speec

. >> todd: alexandria hoff joins us with more. >> alexandria: the president's goal will be to ensure the american people their lives are better off under his leadership. according to the white house, president biden will show the american people his plan to build on the deficit reduction his leadership has already delivered by having corporations pay their fair share and lower prescription prices. here is brian dies. >> i think the president is hoping to do two things with the economy and the state of the union. first is to put the progress we have made economically back into the broader frame that really compelled him to run for president in the first place. >> alexandria: dies is among key staff soon leaving the administration, the president is seeking a new chief of staff while dealing with the debt ceiling. kevin mccarthy says he is looking to compromise on that if there is agreement to cut spending. >> mr. president, it's time to get to work. sure we are messengers both agree that the national debt is too high. surely we both agree that inflation hurts american families. surely

. >> todd: alexandria hoff has more. >> alexandria: the president will be with president duda and make an address. president zelenskyy called yesterday's surprise visit the most important in the whole history of ukraine-u.s. relations. >> this was a historic visit by the president to an active war zone, where we don't have a u.s. military presence. it was important for the president to go to kyiv and get a first-hand briefing from zelenskyy's team and discuss zelenskyy's military planning, security assistance ukraine has asked for that the u.s. is providing and energy assistance that we've given. >> alexandria: president biden announced additional -- to think he could outlast ukraine and the president shared this, president zelenskyy and ukrainians remind the world everyday what freedom is, freedom is priceless and worth fighting for for as long as it takes. china's top diplomat was in russia, pushing back on claims that the country is considering providing lethal support to russia to further their invasion. a spokesperson says the united states is in no position to make demands tchina

. >> ashley: alexandria hoff has more, good morning. >> alexandria: there is no plan for the president to visit east palestine. the trip to virginia, glenn youngkin says it is time for leaders to lead and his state does not need the appearance. >> joe biden has been to ukraine and now virginia, he has yet to go to ohio. go where people have health concerns driving them to worry about not just the day-to-day impact of this horrific train issue c, but the long-term impact with cancer threats, etcetera. >> alexandria: latest poll shows 33% of voters approve of president biden's handling of the derailment. the impact is still being felt. hazardous chemicals were released and one man told a strange, heartbreaking story. he says since the explosion, his voice sounds like he inhaled helium. there is no one in town to run toxicology to find out which they are, my voice sounds like mickey mouse. my chest hurts so much at night, i feel like i'm drowning. i lost my job because the doctor won't release me to go to work. residents with start scheduling appointments at a new health clinic and starti

. >> todd: breaking news, alexandria hoff. >> good morning in a few short hours president biden willt with andre, and deliver remarks ahead of the one-year anniversary of the fresh war on ukraine. the president zelenskyy with a surprise visit to war-torn country the most important in the whole history of ukraine u.s. relations. >> this was a historic visit by the president to an active war zone where the u.s. military presence for the president to go to kyiv and meet with him to see the first lady and firsthand briefing from zelenskyy's team. they had an opportunity to discuss the lenski military planning, secure what the u.s. has provided and other types of economic and energy assistance that we have given. >> during the president president biden announced $500 million in additional security assistance to the country and said, russian president vladimir putin was plain wrong to think he could outlast ukraine peer of the present share of those, "president zelenskyy entered ukrainians remind what courage is and freedom is priceless and worth fighting for as long as it takes." presiden

arthel: alexandria hoff in washington, thank you very much.ric: right now the recovery continues on balloon number one opposite south carolina military teams they hope for better weather as they try to recover the remains of the chinese spy craft that was shot off the coast last weekend choppy seas forcing them to put a hold on efforts, brian llenas is live and myrtle beach south carolina with the very latest and what they are digging up of the chinese balloon from the ocean floor. >> we are told the majority of the chinese spy airship is still underwater 50 feet below, there has been a break in the weather obviously myrtle beach is beautiful right now but the forecast calls for hazardous marine conditions 5 - 8-foot seas last we were told the salvage operation has been suspended until at least tomorrow, the big question what technology will be recovered defense officials say that china's spy airship was maneuverable but did not present technical gathering abilities outside of what really exists from the chinese, they know through high-resolut

you know >> alexandria clare cortez joins us now, fresh from washington, d. c., thank you for being with. as >> thank you for having me. >> representative omar said the vote today was about revenge. is that how you see? it >> absolutely. you know, i think this was about revenge, it was about petty politics. but also, i think it's also important that, to state that this was not about republicans trying to feed a base that they've already primed for years under donald trump, with racism, massage in a, xenophobic, islamophobia. but also, it represents a stripping of an important perspective on the house foreign affairs committee, that bill had omar, as a refugee, as an immigrant, as the only hijabi women in the united states congress presents. and that perspective is credible in terms of american foreign policy. >> you brought up race, religion, i want to play a little bit more of what you said, let's listen. >> as a fellow new yorker, i think one of the things that we should talk about here, also one of the disgusting legacies after 9/11 has been the targeting

in a moment, he will be joined by representative alexandria ocasio-cortez to talk about what happened on capitol hill today. you will remember house speaker kevin mccarthy vowed last year that if republicans took the house, he would strip democrats adam schiff, eric swalwell and ilhan omar of committee assignments. so far he has bounced omar and swalwell and he voted along party lines to remove. the reason, anti-semitic statements which she subsequently apologized for making. at the same time, speaker mccarthy has a reinstated committee assignments for marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar, both of whom have close ties to the far right, including some white nationalists. the congresswoman, as you know, has compared masking rules to the holocaust. she apologized for that. she also posted on facebook a long ramble about california wildfire, solar power, spottings of what looked like laser beams and the rothschilds. a video showing a character with his head killing house speaker nancy pelosi and new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, who spoke out today. >> i had a member of th

. >> todd: alexandria hoff joins us with more, alexandria. >> the video has 400,000 views and led theorities picked up by smugglers but then bring them deeper into the u.s. the county sheriff in cleveland told the u.s., bragging on social media and one of the agent saw it and recognize the area and allowed us to come to this area 5 miles north of sanderson. this is that video in question. you see it, being ushered out of a brushy area into the wavy vehicle of the human trafficker. once the authorities hold that spot, that lay above their own peer the agents that went to the same exact location posed as smugglers, that is what you are seeing here honking the horn and the migrants ran out of the bushes into the vehicle thinking it was a human smugglers. the arrests were made that day. that was a tiny dent in this migrant crisis at the border. p aguilar a democrat with the bidens administration, degraded it. >> there is plenty to do. we know it is an issue down to o the border. >> a fox news sunday arizona governor katie hobbs said the border crisis is so severe that she's continuing wit

junior alexandria verner was studying biology.ior airelle anderson wanted to become the first doctor in her family. sadly, this is the 67th mass shooting in america in 2023. that means there have been more mass shootings than days so far this year. president biden today renewing his call to ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. cbs's roxana saberi will start us off tonight from the campus in east lansing. good evening, roxana. >> reporter: good evening, norah. this is the academic building where police say the first shooting was reported. students here tell us when they heard a gunman was on campus, they fled or barricaded themselves in their dorms. one told me he called his family while in hiding. he thought it could be the last time he spoke to them. >> we've got multiple victims at this time. >> reporter: police say the first dispatch calls came in around 8:18 p.m., after a gunman opened fire inside berkey hall monday. >> all i know so far is there's a shooter in the hallway. >> reporter: inside, officers found two m

pete: alexandria, thank you for the report. want to put you on the spot because i heard something. what is adultism? do you know? >> i was kind of concerned when i saw that and i don't know. i was almost scared to see the definition of that. we know ageism; right. but i'm a little nervous and i'll report back on that one. pete: we'll check in on that. will: adultism. pete: does is mean adult haves privilege over kids? will: i don't know. maybe. sorry, alexandria. thank you. you cannot keep up. rachel: no, which is why ron desantis is trying to put an end to this in his state and talk alaska his leadership on the issue and this is attractive to a lot of people and we're kind of normal and listen to this. >> you took on the college board, which was trying to impose critical race theory among other things throughout the country and you said not in my state. >> well, florida, our standards are requiring teaching and all aspects of black history and we think it's important and critical race near theory saying some are oppressors and

mike: alexandria hoff in washington, thanks very much. all eyes on surf side beach, south carolina with the suspected spy balloon push it is small coastal town into the national spotlight. charles watson live in the ground on myrtle beach. hello, charles. charles: hey, good afternoon, mike. myrtle beach, south carolina is a tourist town and when folks come they are expecting to have fun and expecting to have fun in many restaurants here. no one was expecting to have front row seats to a national defense operation playing out just a few miles off the carolina coast but that is what folks, this area beared witness to on saturday. military -- the u.s. military sending f22 fighter jet to bring the suspected chinese spy balloon down. it eventually hit the balloon with single missile before it came crashing down in the atlantic ocean. thousands of folks who live and vacation in the area got to see with own two eyes and quite the spectacle and came out into the balconies an streets and snap pictures of what they were seeing out in the ocean. we

. >> ashley: alexandria hoff from washington, alexandria, good morning. >> good morning, ashley, toddformation conveyed to them and learning more reports from tp than the biden administration directly. so today's focus will be on the three objects so far unidentified over alaska, canada, lake huron friday. february 4th takedown and the spy craft beer that majority leader chuck schumer. >> china is deploying these balloons is brazen. i bring this up to emphasize this issue is bigger than any one administration and should be free from partisan sniping. >> what about the american public? the white house was asked about that. >> because it is so unprecedented, should the public be hearing from the president directly on this? >> we have been come i think as transparent as we can be. i won't speak for the president's personal speaking schedule, but i know he has been deeply engaged in every one of these decisions. speak with a colleague fox news lucas thomas and said in a tweet yesterday writing the f-16s that shot down the unknown objer lake huron mist on its first attempt and not clear wh

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. >> ashley: alexandria hoff live with all of these details, good morning, alexandria. >> good morningo the nation president biden said shooting down the spy craft over atlantic city sent a clear message to china violating our sovereignty is unacceptable. analysis is underway on our part to help with the spy flight was able to collect as it moved across the continental u.s. february 4th. three other objects shot down since then, the president says they seem unrelated to. >> we don't know exactly what these objects were, but nothing right now suggests they are related to china spy balloon program or that they were surveillance videos from any other country. the intelligence community current assessment is these three objects were balloons tied to private companies, research institution studying whether or conducting other scientific research. >> welcome a theory posed by aviation research is one of the unknown objects could have been a small party style eco-balloon that belong to illinois hobby club missing in action last week and the founder of a company that makes those hall people an

get right to alexandria hoff live in washington with all the details. alexandria?ing to a senior u.s. official president biden was presented with the option to shoot this thing down and while the white house has not ruled that out we are told such action will not happen as long as there is risk to the heavy equipment. it was last spotted over montana. that is significant because it is home to air force base. the pentagon says there is no active threat. >> the united states government has detected and tracking high altitude surveillance balloon that is over the continental united states right now. the u.s. government to include norad continues to stack and monitor it closely. the balloon is currently traveling at an altitude well above commercial air traffic and does not present a military or physical threat to people on the ground. >> house speaker kevin mccarthy did demand yesterday that congressional leaders, the gang of eight be briefed on this. again, we have learned that that briefing did take place yesterday. meanwhile, president biden, well, he ignored a rep

rachel: thank you, alexandria.statement by the chinese, we never intended to violate your air space, that's kind of like the statements they gave about covid and where it came from, you know? a wet market, it didn't come from our lab in wuhan. they should not be treat thed as a normal country -- treated as a normal country. they're not. they're aggressive, they're aggressors, and our leadership shouldn't -- should certainly be taking this more seriously. will: we talked about this throughout morning, nothing about this story truly adds up. it's a archaic surveillance device that pete has pointed out earlier does have some modern-day usage. talks about the balloons that you used in the war theater of afghanistan to bring in surveillance. but the truth is it's the also a archaic surveillance technology been around since the civil war, employed during the world wars. it has been replaced not just in use averages but in our budget by things like drones and satellites. flown, so it's an archaic piece of surveillance tec

washington alexandria hoff fox news. she felt small carolina beach town became the center of attention after they shut down the foreign aircraft happening for the first time world war ii. this all playing out let's refine charles watson. what is everyone talking about and saying today? >> frankly, arthel, people are saying they are surprises even happened in this area. just about everyone you talk to hear mention of the suspected spy blooming shot down just off the carolina coast on saturday. what is even more shocking for folks who live in vacation in this area is the fact they had a front row seat to a national defense operation a few people knew was actually going to happen. fox news was on top of it though, our cameras caught the f52 fighter jet expected to bring the spy balloon down for a single missile was fired striking the bully which eventually went crashing into the atlantic ocean. not something you see every day in an area best known for its tourist attractions. and folks who live in vacation here were underst

alexandria, good morning. >> good morning.hat deadly boat incident happened four years ago yesterday. alex murdaugh argue that had someone murdered his wife maggie and son paul for his son paul's role in the crash and claimed the life of 19-year-old mallory beach. >> i didn't believe that any of the families, the people involved in the boat wreck had anything to do with hurting maggie and paul. at that time and as i sit here today that i believe that boat wreck is the reason why paul paul and maggie were killed. >> it's alex murdaugh that admitted he lied on his alibi on the day his wife and son were shot dead. he claimed he was not at the family's kennel where the murders took place. on thursday, murdaugh came clean saying that he was and he was pressed on that by prosecutors. >> i did not and would not hurt my wife and my child. >> so why -- >> i know for a fact that i never ever ever created an alibi. i was cooperative in every aspect of this investigation. >> very cooperative and making the most important fact of all that

alexandria hoff is live at the white house with the very latest on this, alexandria. >> arthel you will remember earlier this month secretary blinken wasn't scheduled to visit beijing. that trip was called off in light of the chinese surveillance balloons flights over the united states. now earlier today, during this meeting in munich actually proceeding that meeting between secretary blinken and the director of the ccp foreign affairs commission, he called that u.s.'s response to the airspace intrusion absurd and hysterical. the state department said during their meeting secretary called the surveillance of balloon unacceptable and irresponsible as a violation of u.s. sovereignty which must never happen again for former secretary of state mike pompeo waited earlier. >> just an actor, an agent of xi jinping. mobile convince and fly a slope moving blown over the nine states for five days is simply not something we are going to permit to happen. >> that massive spy craft has been recovered from the waters off of south carolina were shot down two weeks ago for the white house as a signific

arthel. >> alexandria hoff in washington. brian. brian: two south carolina beach towns were the center of attention when the u.s. military shot down a foreign aircraft nearby since the first time since world war ii and all happened in the skies other myrtle beach and surf side beach and charles watson is in myrtle beach for us. charles, what are people there saying? reporter: they're saying a lot, brian. we'll get to that in just a second but you come to the myrtle beach south carolina area and often see people coming out behind me and this is what the restaurants say behind me and tourist town fund and a front row seat and defense playing out a few miles off the coast and they plead witness to on saturday and the u.s. military sent an f22 fighter jet into bringing expected spy balloon down and it was sent crashing into the atlantic ocean and thousands of fo folks that lived vacation in the area got to see with this their own two eyes and quite the spectacle and folks pulled over on the side ovthe road and take pictures and snap vid

mike: alexandria hoff in dc, many danks. alicia.alicia: efforts under way to recover payload of chinese spy shot down. bryan llenas live in myrtle beach, south carolina with the latest, hi, bryan. >> efforts to recover is temporarily suspended due to rough water conditions. there's a gayle warning in effect this weekend with wind casts forecast 50 miles an hour, it's the kind of weather that could complicate a salvage operation 50 feet below under water -- under the atlantic ocean. listen. >> rough water is going to elevate all those energies and waves and currents and the potential for those stronger currents to remobilize and move things and may make it harder to find a second time. you found it the first time and stirred up in a storm and might get buried. reporter: fox news can confirm that the navy has located but not yet recovered a portion of the payload that was attached to the spy balloon. it's the size of a bus and mostly intact. the payload is vital and that is where the on board electronics are. the balloon entire payloa

in the port of alexandria, turkey , efforts to contain the fire continue even after the start of the fire . hello, one day i needed to sit, haj qasim, my heart is like a soldier i come to your eyes, it stands out more than anything, the tricolor flag of our country is above the hands of the people to celebrate the 44th year of the victory of the revolution, and we are behind our leader , we are behind the flag of iran and our country, like this, the flag is always above all classes of rich, poor, gave money, whoever they are, 239 god willing, the hand of imam zaman will deliver them, they are all foreigners , i came from london, and only for the love of my leader, for the love of iran, iran will be stable . for the sake of the martyrs and without you against the people's revolution with their presence in this march they replied that this year was the riots and these things, and now i will not let our leader stay alone. this year is more important than other years because of the recent riots in the first year of a mine . because of this, we wanted to say that we are with iran . we are

pete: alexandria, thank you for that report.ring in someone that knows about this summit, chris miller, the former -- former acting defense secretary and author of the new book, soldier secretary. thank you for being here. >> you guys, i'm, like, humbled and scared to death being with you guys. [laughter] i want to start off with something, you know what challenge points are. when general keane comes on or general kellogg, when you coin them, you outrank them. brother, thank you for everything you've done for our country. >> thank you very much. >> dude, i was in your same unit, man -- yeah jee thank you very much. >> -- man in the arena, and i just wanted to -- pete: somebody else is going to have to buy a beer next time joey and i walk in. >> that's what i'm talking about. i got army, i got marine corps, i wore my navy socks, joint service. and the other thing -- rachel: and i'm an air force brat. >> we're all covered. rachel: we do need to do that, yeah. >> the most important thing was like so you guys understand, i got up an

and junior alexandria verner, a popular athlete known for her kindness. tonight, we do have news on this suspect. so far, no known connection to that school. alex perez in east lansing, michigan, tonight. >> reporter: that gunman's rampage unleashing horror and chaos on the campus of michigan state university. >> run! > reporter: tonight, we're learning more about the three msu students killed -- junior arielle diamond anderson, sophomore brian fraser, and junior alexandria verner. the first 911 calls at 8:18 p.m. for shots fired inside berkey hall on campus. >> have an active shooter at 509 east circle drive at berkey hall in msu's campus. >> reporter: authorities identifying the gunman as 43-year-old anthony dwayne mcrae. they say he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound after an intense hours-long manhunt. student dominik molotky was inside the building when mcrae walked in. >> i heard the gunshot. it must have been right outside of the door, because my ears were ringing from it. but then, yeah, once -- once i booked it to the far corner, like, got do

junior alexandria verner was studying biology, and junior arielle anderson wanted to become the firster family. sadly, this is the 67th mass shooting in america in 2023. that means there have been more mass shootings then days so far this year. president biden today renewing his call to ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. cbs's roxana saberi will start us off tonight from the campus in east lansing. good evening, roxana. >> reporter: good evening, nor. this is the academic building where police say the first shooting was reported. student here tell us when they heard a gunman was on campus, they fled or barricaded themselves in their dorms. one told me he called his family he thought it could be the last time he spoke to them. >> we've got multiple victims at this time. >> reporter: police say the first dispatch calls came out 8:18 p.m. after a gunman open fired inside berkey hall monday. >> all we have so far as there is a shooter in a hallway. >> reporter: inside, officers found two msu students dead and several wounded. the gunman then went to the nearby student union,

her life on her example, she was a reasonable entrance hall of alexandria. to give in marriage, and she did not want to marry. i was mara ah, with the lady i only had to prove the holiness of the name of christ yes, numerology is such a snotty thing, and she came at the men's monastery, and she cut her hair, and she took all the lads for herself cereal and meat so she came to the monastery and ate in mushkinsky monastery for the holy hangover and ours in russia she goes to them himself shlyakh soon holy euphrosyne with the blessing of the bishop. she moved to live in a cell at the polotsk st. sophia cathedral here, free from prayer and contemplation of god, the monk was engaged in the rewriting of sacred books for hours. it was very hard work. long work. basically, the monks were engaged in this in order to rewrite a book, even a page. this is very time consuming. you need to make a lot of efforts , therefore, of course, the work is very serious, nevertheless euphrosyne. dedicated himself, including this work once in a dreamy vision, the monk appeared to an

alexandria alexandria hoff on how this is all fanning out in washington. >> reporter: hi, neil.e might not get clear indication of what exactly three of the four objects were. u.s. officials have recommend ared calling off the search. the terrain and weather has been really tough in those locations. according to a joint statement by norad and u.s. northern command, they have used surface sensors and airborne imaging to try and locate the unknown objects to no avail. the statement adds that canadian officials have also not been able to find that third object that was shot down by u.s. military jets over their air space. but the three that were shot down, they were done so swiftly unlike the suspected chinese spy balloon. but could one of the smaller objects have belonged to the an amateur balloon club? one out of illinois reported a device that had gone missing. if so, was that an overreaction by the administration? here's the white house's john kirby. >> so i'd ask you just for a second put yourself in his shoes. first, certainly in light of the chinese spy balloon and what was

the oleksandria club, which is also must prepare for their matches in the championship, because alexandriaar goal to occupy the third place, what was the reason for yuriy gura 's dismissal, that even in this current form, he is not in the third place for alexandria, so the situation here is very unclear, in fact, some kind of paradox taking into account all the circumstances in which we live in the modern world, it's just strange for me, and i don't understand it now, well, let me remind you that there was such a story when blokhin was taken away from the national team by dynamo, and there were also times of acting duties when we did not have stability coach, then we played nothing against moldova, we lost at home to montenegro and almost lost all chances to get out of the group, and it's also not good for anything, this or that or some incomprehensible decision, but everyone is waiting for serhii rebrov, he said he would be the coach and told him everyone agreed that he will be a coach, but he is still the head coach of his club , they are on the council. who doesn't let him go there just

tunisian says 424 it is not known whether the imported cargoes that are on the way to the port of alexandria will be able to be loaded after reaching their destination, or whether the heavy export class of 2005 has not changed much, and the price of the average car has increased by 435,446 tomans. abad cls export ticket on the last trading day of the broker with dondar has improved by 562 to the black sea. this product was traded at $503 per ounce in the chinese import market , which shows a two dollar weekly decrease in the average price of the ticket in the chinese domestic market. in the past week from 565 dollars to the factory door price, the price in the import market of south east asia was also accompanied by the price and 594 dollars per ton during last week's transactions. the average price of china's export rebar from 644 dollars to 632 dollars per ton has decreased. turkish exports in the remaining 702 rebars in the domestic market of the united states became cheaper by 10 dollars and 925 are being sold at the factory door . more than 94 thousand 550 industrial and petrochemical s

you can see this in alexandria at the masonic national memorial there in alexandria. and you can't see it very well. it's still well hidden. he sat for this portrait, i think, over a dozen times before he would approve it. and this was for private eyes. it was just for the masons in alexandria. so he felt a little bit better about it. and again, you can't quite see it, but you can see a little bit of of of what looks kind of like freckle laying across the bridge of his nose, maybe a bit on this on his forehead here. there was a mole down here under his ear. and then there's an unrelated abscess on his other other cheek. so washington well understood the damage that smallpox could cause, but he did survive if he hadn't been inoculated. and he survived as a as a teenager. this is undoubtedly one of the reasons why it took so long for washington to decide to inoculate his soldiers. often historians don't really interrogate why it took him. two years, he inoculates the soldiers. in 1777 to decide to do it, and it's partially because he endured it as a teenager. for one, h

. >>> a january 6th writer who threatened congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and senator chuck schumeredia was sentenced to 38 months in prison. 36-year-old garrett miller of texas will also serve 36 months of supervised release. >>> and here is your chance to live like a pop star. lady gaga's former new york city apartment is up for rent. the two-story penthouse goes for $35,000 a month. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. ♪ ther." >>> we begin with a coast-to-coast outbreak of severe weather threatening more than 76 million people across 26 states. the dakotas, minnesota, and wisconsin are bearing the brunt of the blizzard threat, with some areas bracing for more than two feet of snow, powerful gusts and windchills as low as minus 30 degrees. farther east, an ice storm is making for treacherous traveling conditions. the storms also disrupted more than 5,000 flights just today. cbs' christina ruffini leads off our coverage in minneapolis where the snow is already piling up. good evening, christina. >> good even