i, as the student body president of alabama ended up having to sing the auburn fight song at an auburnall game because we lost. >> shannon: i was going to say, did you lose a bet? >> we lost a bet. and my dad called me and said, you better sing every single word of that right. that was not the tradition. typically, they would make up new words. but learned every word of it, sang every word of it. ironically, the coach who was there, who beat us, was coach tuberville. there's a photo of me saying every word of that auburn fight song with coach tuberville and the auburn team behind me. so to say life tkpwoe full circle, it does. >> shannon: now everybody is represented. >> absolutely. >> shannon: bottom line, what do you want to leave as a legacy here? you're just getting started, but what is your long term thought for hope for serving here? >> i think it is critically important that this time in our history that we have people that are willing to have tough conversations so that they can make tough decisions so that we can face our challenges head on. and so i know in doing that, you ha

auburn banned tiktok and this is "new york times" headline, students cannot stop talking about it. the school's prohibition brings a geopolitical fight front and center for tiktok's biggest fans, young americans. and they are not angry about china stealing their personal data, they are angry because they can't push their videos out on the social media app. >> well, here is the fundamental problem. tiktok is owned by bite dance, a chinese company, bite dance is subject to the whims of the chinese communist party. by allowing tiktok to operate in the way it operates in the united states, you are giving the chinese communist party the ability to track your location censor narratives, and what news people see and don't. highly addictive at a time young people are experiencing anxiety, depression and suicide. it's time we ban tiktok or force the sale to an american company where there is more transparency around the algorithm. tiktok is as sec commissioner brendan carr has pointed out, akin to digital fentanyl. if that makes me unpopular, so be it. >> sandra: should there be a ban of ti

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. >> as you say he was a start auburn, tim during all of these.st pin, it's not as commonly known as a muhammad ali. tim not as the big big names in sports. are you suppose that is tim? >> he wins the trophy, he plays major league baseball. he plays in the nfl he takes off in a beautiful run. heading down the sidelines. kevin walker grabs his leg, his hip comes out. he suffers this devastating injury. and by 1994 he was gone. the other thing is, a lot of the things he did whenever captured on video. a when he was at auburn he ran for one 3:40. there is nobody in the nfl who can run that. like literally nobody. it wasn't all over twitter, it wasn't all over tiktok. it's just word of mouth. so, a lot of the things he did nobody had ever seen. >> you know it's interesting, because he was so good at both really at heart he was a baseball player. is there a sense for you as you go through his life that had a started off playing baseball petite with all the injuries pin that he might have actually become more iconic baseball player? maurepas >> my child

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we are just happy to be in partnership with auburn. we look forward to working with you. >> well, thank. you one thing i'm very concerned about in that area of innovation is, our farmers and wondering about the equipment they're gonna be using. is it gonna be ev equipment? right now they burned diesel, they burn gas. in the future -- everything is up in the air. the costs are gonna get higher. we can't get cost going up for our farmers. their margins are very small as they are. we have a lot of decisions to make for our family farms. the corporations will make it but the family farms aren't gonna make it unless we go out on a limb for them to make it easier and more profitable for them. thank you, thank you madam chair. >> thank you. thank you very much. a lot of important serious issues for us coming together to support farmers and ranchers and their families. senator brown? >> thank you, madam chair. madam secretary, nice to see you. i concur with my friend from alabama. i would amend the threat of foreign land ownership is real. the

i got auburn, florida, boise state, oklahoma, idaho state university."wall street journal." to hold big tech accountable. you have to put tiktok in big tech. he talked about protecting our privacy. if he is saying that as the president of the united states, will he make sure that happens at some point? >> well, the president can't even sing happy birthday to the right person right now or recognize which congress people are alive. i don't feel great about his knowledge of how to handle tiktok. i will say this, bill. you know this and anybody out there who is a parent knows this, one of the best ways to make something popular with your kids is tell them they can't use it anymore. this is what i fear a little bit about the way these bans are going to have an effect. it draws more attention to the product overall and makes people want to know why can they not use this? so i think -- the solution to me has to be a united states-based corporation buying the tiktok assets in the united states and that's the drive i would like to lead for republicans and democr

auburn was on there, i don't know if alabama is on the list. good. >> sandra: it says alabama on here, i assume, team, the university of alabama, can we tell trace? that is the case. so, about you your daughters still have access on their personal devices, but this is the university devices and accounts. i mean, they are starting in some of these places, trace, very interesting stuff, though. >> trace: yeah, and the media departments, etc. good news for me, thank you. >> sandra: ok, dad. >> trace: florida governor ron desantis target of liberal critics, this time banning an african studies program. he says it's critical race theory stuffed inside a history class. jessica tarlov and will cain ready to debate next hour. >> sandra: take a look at this, something we have all had on our radar. this is amazing video. coast guard agents stopping that boat crammed with hundreds of haitian migrants, children on board, trying to make their way ashore in the u.s. brazen behavior like that finally cause this administration to get serious about migrants who

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auburn university has taken similar measures >>> president biden was all smiles, welcoming the golden state warriors to the white house. >> struggled in 2020, missed the playoffs in '21 and critics wondered if this team was gone for good as a championship team, but fellas, i know what it feels like i've been there >> the president and first lady kamala harris also received jerseys from the defending nba champions. >>> it is summertime down under, and that means the action is heating up in the australian open top-ranked swiatek had no trouble. she cruised to her second-round victory 6-2, 6-3 and a major upset moments ago on the men's side, rafael nadal is out in the second round after a defeat to mackenzie mcdonald >>> avenger. a major milestone after a snowplow accident. >>> and the end of an era at nbc. we say good-bye to one of our favorite reporters, kerry sanders is signing off after 32 years. s is signing off after 32 years. fo rmula repairs hair. as well as the leading luxury bonding treatment. for softness and resilience, without the price tag. if you know... you know it's pant

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we had already passed auburn and colfax, checked into that hotel. we woke up at 5:30 and check twitter, donner pass was open and i-80 was once again, functioning, daylight was coming on. we were able to make it over at a really slow speed. kristen: i am glad you didn't get into an accident although many people did, as we saw in the video. in terms of lessons learned, we all know you should have things like ice scrapers and chains for such a drive. but if you find yourself stuck, you have some ideas for what you do to dig yourself out? sophie: yes. if you are spinning or stuck in the snow you can take the formats and put those under the wheels -- the floor mats and put those under the wheels. the traction will help you get out of that tricky situation. . kristen: you said something about getting the snow off the hood at first? sophie: definitely. we had three feet of snow this weekend, so every morning we were working up to a ton of snow. you have to wipe that off. otherwise if you break steadily, that can fall onto your windshield and completely get

it happened early yesterday in washington state in the city of auburn just outside of tacoma. police released the video. you can see the suspect trying to pull the barista out of the drive-through window. he even put something around her neck. fortunately, the barista pull away and he drove away leaving the money on the pavement. >>> and a deadly missile attacks at the hands of russian forces. it hit an apartment block in dnipro, killing five children and injuring dozens more. the attack, the deadliest for civilians since the start of the three-month russian missile bombardment campaign. >>> it was last july and fought ukraine. he said he left after seeing killings and mistreatment at the hands of that military force. the former commander crossed the snowy border into norway thursday night, evading patrol gunshots and barb wire fences. the regional police say they plan to question medvedev. with reliable covid-19 results in just 15 minutes, everyone is making room for binaxnow in their medicine cabinet. do we still need these pregnancy tests? (kids yell and giggle, a dog barks

i was years old, and i treasured it, the struggles this young woman faced and ended up living in auburn, new york, for the last part of her life. susan b. anthony. who went around the country, friends with frederick douglass. and you heard mama dukes mention shirley chisholm. i was a young staffer on capitol hill, she fell in love with a man from buffalo, what an inspiration. standing up. who would have thought a woman of color could run for president of the united states. then we had hillary clinton, another new yorker. she has been an inspiration to me from the very beginning. then we think about the women who transformed the supreme court. bifort went in this direction. justices ruth bader ginsburg. elena kagan. sonia sotomayor. and as i mentioned we live among legends like dr. hazel dukes, who is still, to this day, at 91, saying we still have that march toward justice. it is not finished yet. we are still working together. each of the women i mentioned redefined leadership in their own way and paved the way for others to follow. and to be clear it wasn't just because they are women

unfortunately, we've got stuck up near auburn. >> had to turn back soza quite a few hours wasted. >> that experience coupled with this weekend stormy road conditions means this man will not be spending the three-day weekend in tahoe. no, not this weekend. we're going oo have next weekend to avoid that. extra snow on the road itself trying to be safe as possible. and he's not the only one opting out this weekend. plan now is probably a little bit later in january or early february will be going out. >> when the storms have come exactly, but some know the conditions this been great for skiing and snowboarding and will brave the storm. i have 4 wheel drive. it's a nice trez worse. can it try it out? >> we're excited about the weather. so yeah, we're embracing the snow with open arms. still, others are keeping an eye on conditions and will go when the time is right. it looks like there's a break. >> you know, sunday morning. so chime in and make it up and then see where we can leave safely. if you do opt for the snowy weekend, the chp offers this advice. but the main thing that i think w

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you have less wind and we need when for cooling effect, the green areas and what is quite skiff in auburn settings and in paris. and so it adds to the sheet effect, of course she finishes with child directed you to human activity such as the emissions from from industry. so many of these causes can actually be caused by different planning. few people know the streets of paris better than just a slight case to broadcast his rides, live on twitch and keeps. his social media follow is up to date with the change. it just took us on a fight cry to see what happened in the french capital over the last lot of new patients through going to to the thing to do. is it fluffing? oh no, it's on the way to insurance. when you start walking, sometimes they do, i know so so, so we are people on you can see no out of it for writing by before it was well on the system. but i think this is alaina off the expense. cookies plates. so know it very nice place to well so here we are in other caea. you have to imagine before all of this place, it's thought chopped off campus here for turning all around the play s

. >>> tonight, police are investigating the attempted kidnapping of a barista in auburn, washington, at a drive-through window, in fact. authorities say video showing the suspect trying to pull her out of the drive-through window using a zip tie. she was able to fight him off. police say the suspect has a tattoo on his arm that reads "chevrolet." >>> tonight, abc news obtaining alarming video shown on live tv. police say a 4-year-old boy waving a loaded gun outside his apartment in beach grove, indiana, outside indianapolis. police say the video shows him holding a loaded semiautomatic and pulling the trigger. the gun didn't fire. a neighbor describing the frightening moment, he pointed the gun at her. >> he was at the top of the stairs and he kind of leaned down and that's when he pointed the gun at me and said, look what i got, and kind of laughed. >> tonight, the boy's father has been arrested and charged with neglect. he told police that he didn't know the gun was in the apartment at the time. >>> when we come back here tonight, some reassuring news coming in at this hour involvi

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of the tuition room and board for blacks if they wouldn't go to the university of alabama or all auburn university for graduating schools and professional schools which those courses they could not get at the historical black pool, alabama a and m. then the other part of that was i was going to take advantage of some money they would give us in order to go out of state to take those courses to keep us from going to the white schools. and but i was going to become a lawyer and this is the part i didn't tell anybody i told people i was going to be a lawyer but i didn't tell them what time but the secret that i was once finished wall school,, bar exam, become a lawyer discipline. i find that was? i see youngster, and upper teenager cradle of the confederacy and my introduction to becoming a lawyer i have now been one for over 65 years. >>. >> host: it's an extraordinary story and just the beginning of one of the things i wanted to getinto today . so you're in that law school because i think some of your fellow alumni are on this but you want to get a shock to your law school where you atte

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. >>> parts of northern new zealand including auburning land getting hit with more heavy ralph past severaltorms and extensive flooding battered the region sense friday, leaving at least four people dead. officials don't expect this storm to be as intense but the impact will still be widespread because the ground is already saturated and education ministry closed all schools in aukland until february 7th due to flooding. this is cnn meteorologist derek van damn with more >> if you're familiar with aukland new zealand you probably recognize this sports stadium, the eden park the largest of its kind look at the flooding in the pch below, incredible amounts of rain fallen the past few days especially last friday when we saw historic rainfall in downtown aucland. let's contextize this event, it was impressive and historic, on average, it receives about 71 millimeters of rain in the 24-hour period on friday the 27th they received nearly 260 millimeters of rain, i spoke to some meteorologists there at the new zealand met service and they used the word torrential when at any rove 40 millimeters of

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sweet auburn district. it's a place where martin luther king junior, john lewis, andrew young and hosea williams would meet gather and strategize while the kids would wait downstairs here, the parents would pretty neat upstairs. it's also the place where many of the marchers were fed before they went out and fought for justice. this is extremely emotional for me because i was raised running up and down the steps here. this is the heart. you're right in that. >> middle of the hart shot ground of the civil rights movement. and how it spread internationally from this place. >> king's message of social change still resonates molony who runs hosea feed the hungry, hoping atlanta's homeless population. >> i think each individual has to ask themselves if i was my what i want and said about me. what i want them to say had a great big house, great car, had all what i want them to say. i help humanity. reverend martin luther king junior would have turned 94 this year. he was shot and killed at the age of 39. >> repor

and again, when you see a kid who is going to florida, auburn, alabama, changing his profile ticket toat says a lot about how much they loved her and how much they are missing her. ben willick, he was letting little kids try on his national championship ring. en that is a thing -- his poor mother, she lost an older son the same way, same age in a car crash. so she's been heavily afflicted by this. but when you talk to people in the community and it's not saying you wish it would happen to anyone else. but everyone sells why devin. devin was a gentle giant. well spoken. soft spoken. everyone absolutely abored him. >> i do understand that the team had a meeting yesterday. what you have learned about that? >> so they had a team meeting around noon. i spoke to people at that meeting. people that were involved in it. and they said somber is not even come close. this was a thing that just 24 hours later we're going down the heart of campus. fans were cheering and music playing. they said that everybody within the organization except the people involved in that convoy, people -- because there

these are reports we saw this time yesterday afternoon, the tornado emergency from selma toward auburnrst hit state. we saw doppler radar and saw the debris ball, saw radar picking up all of the debris happening and we knew it was going to be devastating for this area. we had close to four dozen reports of tornados that stretched from mobile, alabama, north of lexington, kentucky. we have a coastal event along the northeast coast, interior sections could see potential for snow and ice, we're watching that and then the west, some energy from the west fuelled those storms that brought the devastating tornados to the south and we still have more rain to come for this vulnerable area that has gotten 40 inches of rain along the coast of california. foxweather.com, never been more important time to have a weather service with fox and that is exactly the work they're doing is protecting lives. pete, thanks to them and thanks to everyone. >> pete: indeed, they do a great job, as do you, janice dean. one fed-up brooklyn deli owner publicly shaming shoplifters by displaying thieves of the week v

portion of the tuition enrollment board for blacks if they wouldn't go to the university of alabama or auburn university for graduate school or professional school, but those courses they could not get the historical black school, alabama state, alabama a&m in tuskegee. the other part of that was i was going to take advantage of some money they would give us in order to go out of state to take those courses to keep us from going to the white schools. but i was going to become a lawyer, and this is the part i didn't tell them about. i told people i wanted to be a lawyer, but i didn't tell them what kind. i was going to finish law school, take the alabama bar exam, pass the bar exam, become a lawyer and destroy everything segregated i could find. that was my commitment as a youngster, an upper teenager in the cradle of the confederacy. my introduction of becoming a lawyer, and now i've been one for over 65 years. >> that's an extraordinary story, and obviously just the beginning of some of things we want to dig into today. you're in that law school, i think some of your fellow alumni are on thi

and as a student body president of alabama ended up having to sing the auburn fight song at an alabamaause we lost. we lost a bet and my dad called me and set you better sing every single word about rates. that was not the tradition typically there make up new words. learn every word of it, seeing every word of it. and ironically the coach she was there to beat us was coach atop her veil. there's a photo of me singing every word of to say life goes full circle certainly does regards everyone is represented. what we leave as a legacy here poster hope for serving here it's important time in this history are people willing to have tough conversations they can make toughest decision so we can face our challenges head on. i know in doing that you have to build relationships because nothing is done by one single person or alone. so building that was based on trust and respect is critically important. so i hope that people will see me as one of those people that to our conversation earlier's working each and every day to move the ball down the field so the people of the nation and the state w

we'll see and get back down to auburn. if not, i'll just go back to reno and stay the night big rigs shut down a section of interstate 80 yesterday afternoon, the chp is telling drivers to be prepared for stops and starts because of crashes and spinouts 7 14 to top executive of walgreens now admits the company may have over exaggerated the impact of retail theft during an earnings call, the chief financial officer said, quote maybe we cried too much in the past when he was asked about theft and their stores. he also acknowledged that so called shrinkage is down by about a third compared to the year before. walgreens had blamed retail theft for closing several stores in san francisco , the family of a missing 19 year old man from pittsburgh is asking for help in finding him. katie was frank mallicoat is here with details surrounding his disappearance. thank you. garcia the family of damon lazenby is desperately searching for him. they say it's not like him to just disappear like this. he's just gone. is this the no one vani

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it's the bus service between auburn and reno because of the weather conditions.extended portion of time when that is happening. now the extended rain causing an issue as well. a lot soaking into the hillside, slides and slippage reported throughout the morning. we'll continue to follow that. we had a lot of flooding, repeated stalls and cars stuck in the water. lucas valley road. 116 and 129, the usual suspects throughout that portion of the bay. and around here contra costa county a lot of rain through walnut creek, concord, san ramon. watch those areas and building the commute. coming off 238 and the castro valley y, we did see more flooding possible. a lot of standing water and a couple of crashes. here are the conditions from the east bay over to the peninsula across the san mateo bridge and still wet roads continue throughout the south bay. back to you. >>> president biden is visiting mexico. a ahead the plans and the leaders he will meet with and what he accomplished in his recent visit to the border. >>> people in beach communities holding their breath wit

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