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angie says angela did not mention infrastructure to support new homes being built., gps, transport must be built before the homes as it just creates further problems for those buying new homes and current residents. it's an interesting point. for many, many years. we haven't built the homes, any government hasn't built if you say, how easy is it to find your own flat, and now they've got their hands on the levers. the further we go forward month to month to month to month, the more it is on them. in the rear view mirror. it soon becomes who's at the wheel. not what's in the rear view mirror. well, it's interesting, isn't it? henry, can you scan forward? when do you think that labour will feel unable? that for for many years. target as discussed. they have put planning and infrastructure, including the economy, is by finally building things in this country. and so if that doesn't start to happen within two years, one is that people will be able to say, well, that's not happening. you don't look on course, for example, foryour1.5 isn't going to happen. we've seen that

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angie, it's good to see you.bviously, people are planning out those menus and the super bowl parties right now, and we know super bowl sunday. i mean, it can be a time traditionally to kind of overindulge in unhealthy snacks and junk food and things that are high in fat and salt. so what would you say to people about how they can kind of come into sunday with a game plan to, to eat a little bit healthier? >> yeah, alex, it definitely is a day where new year's resolutions seem to just go out of the window. so it's very important to come into the day with an eating plan. our nfl teams come in with a strategy. you need to have a strategy for the day that is ahead of you, just like they do. so a couple of things that i always suggest is to eat a light meal before you go to the party so you don't show it, but the party famished. the other thing is, if you can get a quick workout in before the festivities, your body is sort of primed and ready to burn through whatever calories are coming your way. the other thing that

angie, i know taylor is on your playlist. about you, obviously. >> obviously, she she was my number one artist on my spotify. >> wrapped. >> so don't worry about me, ali. we're on the same page there. all right. we've got a whole lot going on on the west coast. >> no surprise. >> this weekend. it was busy too. >> but we've got this atmospheric river. >> kind. >> of delivering. >> multiple storms to. >> folks in california today. >> it's going to be focused. >> across central california. >> specifically the bay area and into the sacramento valley. that's where we'll see the heavy snow, the rain, all those potentials for some really kind of impactful weather in the air and on the roads in those regions. notice tomorrow it looks a lot quieter, but then we get another round of this here. by the time we get into thursday, we'll. >> see. >> more of that rain, more of that. >> the flood threat renewed today. >> here's where we're looking for the flood threat. >> fort bragg basically. >> down to san luis obispo, including. >> sacrame

he actually farms near column which is fairly famous because it's the hometown of angie dickinson.lthough maybe now it's more famous for josh gaggle. i think you should live in the very nearby town or farm closer to the nearby town which is capital north dakota. buddies closer to column. obviously the soybeans 2800 acres of soybeans but also farm beef barley for eight years he led the north dakota soybean growers association and did an outstanding job. i actually had him edit field hearing i had grant farm near fargo north dakota and a great chairman senator bozeman came out as well as ranking member. senator, bashar and senator king smith on this committee as well. and josh did a great job and appreciate so much you being here. and all your work on behalf of your fellow farmers. >> assistant chairman i guess you would call it. so what brings æ >> cass county is the number one county for soybeans in terms of volume of soybeans gone. >> more than alabama. >> you are invited. >> today i'm proud to introduce mr. garrett moore from chancellor alabama. is also a proud veteran of this u

let's go to meteorologist angie lassman for the forecast. angie.'s boyfriend? i don't know. >> i think. >> i. >> think i'm cheering for. >> kendrick lamar and sza. >> at this. >> point because. >> chiefs. >> eagles, whatever. >> i mean. >> at this point. >> if it's not the lions. >> i don't care. >> ali. >> all right. here's what. >> we've got. >> going on winter. >> alerts wise. there's a. >> whole lot. >> of them. almost 100 million folks. under these. >> alerts. >> this morning as. >> the system. >> works, basically. >> from the. plains to the east. >> and will impact a whole lot of. folks today. >> across the midwest. >> and. the ohio valley. >> notice the ice, the rain. >> the snow all. >> on the table. >> those slick spots will. >> really stretch from. iowa all the. >> way to delaware. >> we're going to see. >> the potential. >> for this to impact that commute. >> early tomorrow morning along the i. >> 95 corridor. >> as well. >> we'll see. >> kind of an early. >> morning wintry mix for folks. >> in. >> that region. >> and we'll. >> also see

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let's turn to angie lassman who's tracking the flood threat. >> good morning to you. we've got flood threats for parts of california after multiple days of heavy rain. 13 million people under flood alerts. another repeat round, specifically focussed toward central california. that's where we'll watch for the flood threat. a bit of a break tomorrow. but look what happens as we fast forward to thursday. we'll see another system working in on that atmospheric river and delivering more rain and of course a rewed flood threat for that same region. some of this will impact folks in southern california. but the main areas chico to monterey, san francisco, yosemite included. big picture, look for temperatures, notice how warm it is for the southern tier of the this afternoon. much chillier for chicago with a high of just 28 degrees. that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >> "early today" is back in a minute with the impact of china's new tariffs on wall street, and why the u.s. government is now in the running to buy tiktok. as a way to make it last longer. say

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>> playing for angie red it so i can't go against them so i'm hoping he pulls it off again it. >> kevinout you. >> going for the best quarterback to play the game that is going to go down as the greatest quarterback the effort. i'm going for particular homes with the kansas city chiefs. not just because i'm with kansas city state. >> kevin: a former wildcat i knew that about you. thank you so much i appreciate you guys tonight. >> u2. >> kevin: coming up how democrats in one state are trying to limit children in public schools. plus, moms across america speaking out and support of rfk jr. make america healthy again movement. that is next. 7 million us businesses rely on tiktok to compete. within a week of posting, i had over $25,000 in sales. i don't have a million dollars to put towards marketing and branding. tiktok was the way and it saved my company. we had a video do really good this week. sales were up 29%. about 80% of my business right now is from tiktok. small businesses thrive on tiktok. tiktok brings in so much foot traffic. i need tiktok to keep growing. we have so much more

white house, i sometimes would call my sister who lives in southeast denver, and i would say hey, angienk about such and such? and if my sister knew about it, i knew we were either in big trouble or we had a live one, like we had a good issue or we were in a lot of trouble. the only thing i heard from my sister today was yay, no more paper straws. so that is a winning issue. kamala harris was on board to ban plastic straws in 2020. >> jessica: she would have been impeached. >> dana: she will never be president peered. >> jesse: up next, kamala harris getting banished to the cheap seats at the lakers game. ♪ ♪ from recent grads... ♪ ...to rising stars... ♪ ...to living legends. - you got this. - thank you. vanguard retirement solutions. fifty years of helping investors be well on their way to their financial goals. ♪ who knows what tomorrow will bring ♪ (dog whines) ♪ but as for me ♪ (knock at door) ♪ i'll wait and see ♪ ♪ and maybe it'll bring my love to me ♪ ♪ who knows ♪ ♪ who knows ♪ 7 million us businesses rely on tiktok to compete. within a week of posting, i had over $25,000 in sa

white house, i sometimes would call my sister who lives in southeast denver, and i would say hey, angiebout such and such? and if my sister knew about it, i knew we were either in big trouble or we had a live one, like we had a good issue or we were in a lot of trouble. the only thing i heard from my sister today was yay, no more paper straws. so that is a winning issue. kamala harris was on board to ban plastic straws in 2020. >> jessica: she would have been impeached. >> dana: she will never be president peered. >> jesse: up next, kamala harris getting banished to the cheap seats at the lakers game. ♪ ♪ at ameriprise financial, we know our clients are so much more than clients. they're go-getters and game-changers, legacy-leavers and visionaries, healers and confidants. the goals that matter most to you matter most to us. helping you achieve them is what we do best. with personal financial advice from an advisor you can trust, and goal-based investing and solutions. it's no wonder we have a 4.9 out of 5 client satisfaction rating. ameriprise financial. advice worth talking about. okay

these are her parents, angie and bud triantis. hard worker. she was just-- to me, she was perfect.rfect daughter and i dearly love her and miss her. there was a lot of lives that have been shattered because of her demise. keith morrison (voiceover): demise, yes, no getting around it now. in july of 2006, the case was reclassified from missing person to homicide. a formality, really. they knew from the moment they arrived at the house, said da investigator arend lablue, somebody killed debbie. we kept up hopes, obviously, for the family's sake, but it was clear that she was not alive based on the crime scene. keith morrison (voiceover): investigators poked around debbie's life history looking for clues. she was very talkative, friendly, likable, always was kind of the life of the party. keith morrison (voiceover): this is debbie's sister, diane, who recalled how friends set her up on that blind date years ago. a firecracker. keith morrison (voiceover): he was the date, dave hawk. she was short and attractive and a lot of fun and pretty good sense of humor, you know? you'd say someth

the white house, i sometimes would call my sister who lives in southeast denver, and i'd say, hey, angieat do you think about such and such? and if my sister knew about it, i knew we were either in big trouble or we had a live one, like we had a good issue or we were in a lot of trouble. the only thing i heard from my sister today is. yay! no more paper straws. so that is a winning issue. kamala harris was on board to ban plastic straws in 2020. she will never be impeached. she'll never be president. >> all right. up next, kamala harris getting banished to the cheap seats at the lakers game. >> higher. nothing without my sins. i can't pretend. >> take a look at. >> what do you think? >> so here, guys, we're gonna rip everything. >> down to the studs. >> from design and products to removal and installation. re-bath is with you through every step of your remodel. call or visit re-bath. com for your free in-home design consultation. >> safelite repair. >> perfecting your swing is hard. >> nice shot dad. >> oh! >> safelite replace. >> but replacing your windshield doesn't have to be. go to s

now, just yesterday, the ranking member of the house agriculture committee, democrat angie craig of minnesotaan grown wheat are stranded in houston right now. and here's the thing, folks. food products like grain spoil. and what's more, farmers operate on tight margins and strict growing seasons, which mean many across the midwest are going to sound the alarm. and they are. >> what role does. food aid play. >> in helping farmers. >> have a better. >> outcome in their economics? any food aid helps in that economic picture for farmers. >> usda aid. >> is important for farmers. >> aaron layman is. >> the. president of the iowa. farmers union. >> he says iowa. >> plays an. >> important role in providing. >> foreign food aid through the u.s. agency. >> for international development. >> usaid provides. >> assistance around the. >> world, and oftentimes they work with. >> the department. >> of agriculture. >> and with farmers providing grain as part. >> of that assistance. >> well, it will certainly. >> be an. >> economic hit to kansas. >> farmers in a time when they're already struggling. >> those

let's bring into the conversation democratic congresswoman angie craig of minnesota.on the house agriculture committee. congresswoman, thanks for being with us this morning. you are focused on farmers and agriculture on that committee. so as you look at the prospect of these tariffs that are on pause for now, we'll see if they go into place in a month or so. what would be the impact, starting with farmers in the state of minnesota and across the country, but then on down to the consumers who live in your district? >> well, i don't. >> think that we can underestimate willie. the impact. >> of even. >> the threat. >> of tariffs. >> to our family farmers, because, as we saw in the last president trump administration. and by. >> the. >> way, i got four bills signed into law. i am not a knee jerk democrat who automatically. opposes this president. but what i can tell you is the retaliatory tariffs on our family farmers come first, and that truly hurts our farm economy and our farm community. last time it had about a $30 billion impact and family farmers across minnesota. t

we have gabby in for angie this morning and she is following the storm's path. >> good morning.up some snow in the great lakes. look at that band that is bringing a different type of precipitation including ice. this is one of the biggest reasons during the next couple of hours, 95 million people impacted. we see the winter storm warnings on the northeast. boston will be one of the areas that sees higher amounts of snow. let's track it for the next couple of hours. we see all of the blue means snow. this is getting to the great lakes. now we will see some of that type of precipitation and then the movement to the northeast. we are expecting the higher amounts tonight into tomorrow. but the good news, and this is for your super bowl plans. we will see how that system exits by tomorrow afternoon. this is a great deal for that. how much can we see in terms of snow? we are expecting cities like boston could see up to 80, maybe more with that. especially higher elevations. albany, right there. then we are tracking the ice accumulation. this is one of the biggest problems that was men

i am blessed to work with senator klobuchar and angie craig. i want to thank congresswoman craig for introducing the act and senator klobuchar for acting on her commitment and promised to help parents achieve accountability for big tech. parents like me, andrea thomas, steve filson, and thousands of others cannot do this alone. we look to you to pass the cooper davis and devon norring act. we need to stand with us so that we have a fighting chance for our country's kids to stop losing their lives. i am honored to be here and look forward to your questions. >> dr. lesslie? >> ranking member durbin, distinguished members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to testify in front of leadership. before i talk science i want to tell you the last time i used narcan. it was just days ago. it was a quiet night shift in the emergency department and i was mulling over my testimony for this very hearing when i had to rush out to a car that screeched into the annular bay. it was driven by the girlfriend of a patient who took what he thought was percoc

am blessed to work with my congressional representatives centered amy klobuchar and representative angieraig i would to thank congressman craig for introducing the cooper davison devon duringcr act and centerer klobuchar on her commitment and promised to help parents achieve the accountability for big tech. parents like me and others and thousands of others cannot do this alone. we need to do to stand with us and ask these pieces of legislation so our country's cos kids have a fighting w chance sp losing theirin lives. i look forward to your questions.>> >> thank you. doctor westlake. [inaudible] her and keep member durbin distinguished members of the committee. thank you for inviting me too testify for your leadership. before i talked science and want to tell youi the last time i ue narcan, it was just days ago. quiet night shift in the emergency department i was mulling over my testimony for this very hearing what i had to rush out to a car that screeched into the ambulance bay is driven by the group front of a patient who took what he thought was a percocet it was actually a lethal do