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. >> reporter: the bill now heads to governor bill lee's desk, who is expected to sign it soon. >> every person that dies at the hand of a gun in this state, it's on their hands. >> reporter: tennessee becoming the next state to arm educators in america. priya sridhar, nbc news. >>> winter is not wanting to make way for spring. nbc meteorologist angie lassman is tracking that and more today. good morning, angie. >> another morning where we need that extra layer. luckily, this isn't going to last too long. in the meantime, we've got 33 million people waking up to chilly conditions with alerts up, with temperatures anywhere from the low 30s for parts of michigan and wisconsin. indianapolis sitting at 46 degrees. we don't get much warmer through the day. maybe in the mid-50s for indianapolis. detroit hits the low 50s. chicago will be 15 degrees below normal for the high temperature today, topping out at just 48 degrees many we've got to look ahead to the next couple days where we have concerning ingredients for some severe weather. today's going to be focussed across parts of the south. you

congratulated the workers in tennessee and criticized six republican governors, including tennessee governor bill leeconvince workers not to unionize. >> i think it was a mistake, but that's their choice. >> reporter: in a statement, volkswagen thanked its workers for participating in the election and waiting for the results to be certified. that could come in a matter of days. priya sridhar, cheattanooga, tennessee. >>> ryan reynolds and hugh jackman team up. we have a look right after this. . we have a look right after this. . wow, rude. i just mean all that matters is what's in here. -you're so self centered. -look! look you're inner beauty is right here. uncrustables are the best part of the sandwich. sorry crust. wanna know a secret? with new secret outlast, you can almost miss the bus... but smell like you didn't. secret fights 99% of odor-causing bacteria. smell fresh for up to 72 hours. secret works! it's a crime to smell that good. -we're done. -what about these? looks right. nooo... nooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty absorbs spills like a sponge. and is 2x more absorbent so you

. >> reporter: the bill now heads to governor bill lee's desk, who is expected to sign it soon. >> everyson that dies at the hand of a gun in this state, it's on their hands. >> reporter: tennessee becoming the next state to arm educators in america. priya sridhar, nbc news. >>> and up next for us here tonight, my exclusive interview with fbi director christopher wray. his message on tiktok, student protests, and america after january 6th. k, welcome to the wayborhood. with wayfair, finding your style is fun. [ music playing ] yes! when the music stops grab any chair, it doesn't matter if it's your outdoor style or not. [ music stops ] i'm sorry, carl. this is me in chair form. i don't see you. -oh, come on. this one's perfect for you. but you. love it. i told you we should have done a piñata. i explained it so many times. um-hum. they're not sitting. -and it rocks... you need to sit down. ♪ wayfair. every style. every home. ♪ breathing claritin clear is like... is he? claritin clear? yeah. fast relief of your worst allergy symptoms, like nasal congestion. live claritin clear® i brought

la medida firmada por el gobernador bill lee entrará en vigor el uno de julio y los habitantes de lado en áreas públicas sin control. según ellos y las condiciones también adecuadas, ya sea de paso, pues para realizar algún tipo de trámite. así es sandra, precisamente esto está generando el descontento entre muchos capitalinos, aunque esos migrantes dicen que no tienen otro lugar donde ir. jazive pérez desde méxico nos informa. el café de cada mañana se prepara en la fogata de leña, junto a la cual los migrantes hablan del mayor de sus anhelos. nosotros queremos es que se agilice el proceso. todos ellos quieren salir de la ciudad de méxico porque saben que permanecer donde están es una bomba de tiempo cuyo detonante es la inconformidad de quienes ahí viven. la calle no es albergue, los habitantes de diversas colonias de la capital manifiestan su disgusto porque los extranjeros que van de paso se han apropiado de los espacios públicos para montar sus campamentos. nunca habíamos tenido este problema. nos están invadiendo muchos, muchos migrantes ya nos han rebasado. tenemos problemas d

congratulated the workers in tennessee and criticized six republican governors including tennessee governor bill leed to convince workers not to unionize. >> i think it was a mistake but that's their choice. >> reporter: in a statement volkswagen thanked its workers for participating in the election and said they're waiting for the results to be certified. that could come in a matter of days as uaw rallies across the south. priya sridhar, nbc news, chattanooga, tennessee. >>> and coming up for us as we continue tonight, why chinese migrants are increasingly crossing the southern border. we'll ask dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas how the biden administration is responding. next. flash. (♪♪) this is a hot flash. (♪♪) but this is a not flash. (♪♪) for moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms due to menopause... veozah is the first and only prescription treatment that directly blocks a source of hot flashes and night sweats. with 100% hormone—free veozah... you can have fewer hot flashes and more not flashes. veozah reduces the number and severity of hot flashes day and night. for some women, it can start

lee billings is with us as well. so fascinating is that we understand what's going on. we understand the basic physics of this, the basic science behind it. we know that it is predictable. we get that the sun and the moon are in alignment every so often. in ancient times, i mean, that was not the case. >> not at all. >> people were freaking out. >> people were freaking out big time. was it a dragon eating the sun or a squirrel or a bear, and how are we going to appease them. >> there were ritual sacrifices, blood letting, the kings of the mayans would release blood to be burnt as an offering, just to appease the gods, and, you know, it worked every time. worked every time. >> the sun came back. >> so i guess it worked. 100% success rate. we know more. people are walking back, traffic never stops. >> that's what we were talking about, happiness, everybody has been so happy watching this, and watching the reactions of the people in it has been incredible. >> i think it's been remarkable to see jaded new yorkers especia

. >> en tennessee, el gobernador bill lee firmo una polemica ley que permite a los maestros portar armases y maestros la norma entrara en vigor de manera inmediata. >> las protestas pro palestina que iniciaron en la universidad de colombia en nueva york continuaron hoy. >> han sido una semana intensa en este sentido, ha dejado mas de 500 detenidos en los ultimos dias. >> dias. >> las mismas se han extendido a unas 60 universidades de todo el pais, mientras las autoridades toman medidas para contener las manifestaciones. >> karla amezolad informa. >> estados del pais con manifestantes que protestan contra la guerra en gaca. >> libertad! libertad! no al fueron arrestadas en la universidad de emory de georgia, entre ellos dos profesores. >> autoridades dispersaron a los manifestantes con gases l lacrimogenos de columbia, nueva york, epicentro de las del campus del campus siguen en negociaciones con estudiantes para que desmonten el campamento que levantaron adentro la semana pasada y costo un centenar de arrestos. >> lo que se ha de decir es importante. >> yo estoy de acuerdo con la protest

and this was bill lee who went in an absolute landslide. and so even after seeing the effects of this shooting and seeing the protests in the streets, seeing all this stuff, the guy who went out there and spoke story to white america for the most part, which is guns represent power and your power should not be infringed. and what if you're going to be in a restaurant sometime? don't you want to have a gun? maybe these died because they were in waffle house, a gun free zone and. so part of the story was the guy who said there's going to be no regulation on your power. so that was the argument. public health did convince anyone even when we saw what it was. and so to me this is really important story for couple of reasons. but one i just want to highlight is because race and why do i say that because when you hear the story of a naked white shooter who kills black people people, think automatically of like the buffalo shooting. for example, a guy had, a manifesto, he was on a mission, kill black people or kyle rittenhouse who was drawn by the

despite resounding pushback from parents and democratic lawmakers on tennessee on friday, governor bill lee law that gives counties the ability to decide whether some educators can legally carry guns in public schools. republicans in the state house and senate pushed this bill through claiming it would reduce gun violence in schools and bolster safety. governor lee said, i think it provides a valuable option to schools who want to participate. there are states that differ on the way forward. we all agree we should keep our kids safe. that's why there's an option in the legislation that will be decided at the local level. i think that is the best way forward. we will fight guns in school with more guns in cool. under new legislation, some faculty and staff will be allowed to carry can yield handguns after passing criminal and mental health background checks. the democrats have continually argued that this date would be better served by, among other measures, employing background checks and requiring safes origin firearms. as legislative debate ensued leading up to the passage of the bill, de

this is not a bill mr. lee: i ask unanimous consent to sus suspend the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. lee: mr. president. it wasn't too long ago republicans made a promise, to ourselves and to the american people, that before we sent another dollar, another dime, another nickel, another penny to ukraine, we'd ensure that our own house was in order, that our own country was secure, that our own border was secure, that we would pass a real border security measure. and yet, here we are, months later, preparing to dispatch nearly $100 billion, if you say it slowly you sound a little like dr. evil in the original "austin powers" movie. $100 billion to foreign countries, while the security of our own homeland languishes. house republicans have broken their promise, and at least a critical mass of them under the direction of house republican leadership, they've betrayed the american people, because they've gone back completely on what they, what we, promised. tonight, we're seeing the same movie played out on the senate floor. now, this occurs at

before the vote, six southern governors, including tennessee governor bill lee warned workers that thejeopardy. they said in part, quote, in america, we respect our work force and do not need a third party to tell us who can pick up a box or flip a switch. no one wants to hear this, but it's the ugly reality. we've seen it play out every time that a foreign auto plant is in operation. and back to you. >> thank you, griff. griff: we have much, much more ahead, as congress is set to vote in moments on a foreign aid package and former vice-president mike pence will join us as fox news live continues. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. feeling claritin clear is like... ♪ [cat meow] —is she? letting her imagination run wild even though she has allergies. yeah. to me, harlem is home. but home is also your body. .. so i started my own studio. getting a brick and mortar in new york is not easy. chase ink has supported us from studio one to studio three. when you start small, you need some big help.

and in tennessee governor bill lee says he plans to sign a bill that would allow teachers and staff tory concealed handguns on school grounds. earlier this week tennessee lawmakers passed a measure permitting faculty to carry hand gups in schools if their school's administrators agree to the policy. teachers who want to do so must also complete a background check, a mental health evaluation and at least 40 hours of training. the legislation comes one year after a shooter opened fire at a nashville school killing six people. >>> still ahead, we'll have a recap of a quarterback-heavy first round of the 2024 nfl draft, plus highlights from both the nba and nhl playoffs. we're back in a moment. nhl plays we're back in a moment the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or

it was signed into law by governor bill lee on may 25th. horne had felt the charged climate all year long, but on the day the bill was signed law, he was called into a meeting district leaders. it was handed a draft of a document dismissing him. in the document he was charged with, quote, unprofessional conduct and quote, in subordination at the june 8th, 2021 school board meeting, trustees voted 6 to 1 to proceed with dismissal, marking the start of a long and painful legal battle. dozens of horne supporters stood outside the june 8th meeting with signs, then packed the room, clad in light blue t shirts with hashtag. i stand with horne in white lettering after the director of schools, dr. david cox, detailed the charges, he addressed the anger around horne's firing the had expressed online. he insisted that he did not oppose discussion of white privilege, that horne's dismissal was unrelated to the new law and had no relationship to that bill or that language. yet it was hard to see how the claims of unprofessional conduct and insubordinati

it comes as tennessee governor bill lee signed a first of its kind bill last month prohibiting peopler luke bryan. >> stuff comes out of my voice on my phone, and i can't tell it's not me. it's a real big deal now. hopefully this will curb it. >> reporter: forensic musicologist joe bennett says many artists believe ai has place in music's future. >> they're just really trying to find a way to incorporate ai and related technologies into the music industry in a way that doesn't harm the livelihood of creators. >> that was vladimir duthiers reporting. there won't be any artificial intelligence on stage this weekend when cbs broadcasts the cmt awards. some of country music's biggest stars will take the stage, including bailey zimmerman. the 24-year-old is one of the hottest acts in nashville. jan crawford caught up with him backstage before a recent show. ♪ now i'm in this cold bright light and this don't even feel like life ♪ >> reporter: no one is more shocked by bailey zimmerman's meteoric rise than bailey zimmerman. ♪ religiously ♪ >> there is like this thing, it's called awake in a

. >> even our young people political leaders like tennessee governor bill lee, senator marsha blackburn, and congressman david coast off, have all reacted to the shooting with a mix of shock, grief, and sadness. others like councilmen chase, carlisle say, this is a tragedy that could have been prevented through what he called a procreate bail measures concerning the issue of guns and violence. and right now, omar, this is the question. had he stayed in jail? could this have been prevented? >> of course, a lot of questions moving forward. thank you for breaking down a lot of factors there and what ended up really tragic actuation. rafael romo really appreciate it all right, teachers >> across america are struggling to find affordable housing due to the rising cost of living and stagnant wages. some educators are juggling multiple jobs after school, while others are turning to communal living in order to make ends meet. sends veronica miracle has more on that report >> bert dixon teaches high school math in one of the most expensive places to live in the world, the bay area suburbs to liv

walk the halls of the schools with a gun at thanks to a new bill just signed by republican governor bill lee on friday i think we need to be really clear about what this, what this law does. you're right districts have the option to choose. >> what's important to me is that we give districts tools and the option to use a tool that will keep their children safe in their schools the law went into effect immediately. >> school staff who choose to carry will have to meet a list of requirements, but parents will not be told who was carrying a gun or where it is stored with let me now is cnn contributor firearms expert and founder of the reload, stephen gutowski, steven good to see you. let me start by reading here. what vice president kamala harris tweed about that legislation on the way leading up to the signing, arming teachers is not the solution. we know what actually works universal background checks, red flag laws say the storage and an assault weapons ban, shaimaa on extremist in the tennessee legislature for failing to protect our children. okay. so if they're not going in that direction

>> yeah, we did reach out to bill lee, but he's not gotten back to us, but it's clear, kate, that the republican led legislature in tennessee believes that the remedy for school shootings is to put more guns on campuses and to arm teachers. the bills, cosponsors says that there's a lot of misinformation about this legislation principally, that it's not a requirement for teachers in tennessee to carry a concealed gun, but rather it gives them the option, but only if they reach a series of thresholds, including enhanced carry permit, they're going to need to get permission from the superintendent, the school principal, as well as the local law enforcement chief is submitted background check, go through 40 hours of school training among other things. it's interesting though that this legislation comes just about a year after the deadliest school we'll shooting in state history at the covenant school, that private school in nashville and some of the parents of those surviving victims, they oppose this legislation and they could be heard after its passage saying blood on your hands this is

>> yeah, we did reach out to bill lee, but he's not gotten back to us, but it's clear, kate, that the republican led legislature in tennessee believes that the remedy for school shootings is to put more guns on campuses and to arm teachers. the bills, cosponsors says that there's a lot of misinformation about this legislation principally, that it's

. >> it's now headed to the desk of republican governor bill lee. this legislation comes nearly a year after tennessee's deadly is school shooting. when three children and three adults were killed at a private ellis from entering school in nashville. house speaker mike johnson, meanwhile, will pay a visit to new york's columbia university in just a few hours where he says, he will call for the schools president to resign we'll be hosting a press conference there with some of my colleagues from the house republicans from new york to call on the president of the university to resign. >> it's unconscionable this president shafik, is and shown to be a very weak and ep leader. they they cannot even guarantee the safety of jewish students there. they're expected to run for their lives and stay home from class overnight a new deadline went into effect for a pro-palestinian protests ongoing at columbia university, student protesters who have been camping on school grounds now for over a week, now have less than 48 hours to pack up and leave according to the

the bills are expected to pass and the president says he will sign it. congresswoman barbara leenst the bill -- voted against the bill for aid to israel. >>> the sanctioned 4/20 celebration was called off this year. organizers blamed it on lack of money, but that didn't stop people from coming out any way. cops and firefighters were out there just in case. >>> all right. it's going to be a beautiful day for this sunday, living up to its day. cinthia will walk us through what we can enjoy. >> if you are going to work on your yard today, another good day. whatever you want to do, we have a nice, dry weekend to do so. we are struggling to warm up a little bit down here in san jose. we started off in the low 50s. now at 56. clear skies through walnut creek and san francisco. but oakland, the immediate bay is dealing with that cloud cover, patchy at times for at least the next hour or so. then we're going to clear out and see warm temperatures in our inland valleys. the temperatures will go back into the 80-degree mark, especially as you move further north, down through the santa clar

lee billings is still with us.son and jay gray as it went to totality and everything went dark. you heard from the people who said they felt small. they seem to be at a loss for words, many of them. it's amazing. it seems emotional for you to see it. >> it is. >> even at this distance. every time, to see the human reaction, to see how the mixture of, yeah, the sacred and the scientific coming together. there's something for everyone there. >> what's it like to see it with your own eyes. >> i have only seen it in 2017, i was in my hometown of greenville, south carolina, and it's phenomenal, and it's not just a sight. it's a full body experience. right? so you feel the air getting colder, you hear the hush. you might hear crickets chirping, you might see birds suddenly go to roost. or roosters crowing. your color vision changes a little bit, something people don't notice. a lot of times there will be a silvery sheen that will come over your view and your rods and cones trying to figure out whether or not it is night

co-pilot to write a poem for you because not only does it write, transfers e-mails, but and i know that bill lee this because they're trying to protect it in nashville, which is a huge, now they have nor musicians and more people in the music industry in tennessee than any other state and working on legislation to protect song writers and intellectual property because this stuff can write songs and poems, to close out created a poem in seconds, only giving you the first line and the last, five verses long. code weaver, in the recommend of the zeros and ones where dreams take forms stands a luminary, a weaver of digital storms. mark andresen, a titan that shaped our world lifting it higher. when the dot-com bubble bursts, leaving dust, anded andreesen good firm, in code we trust. >> that was hysterical, that was fantastic. >> thank you, governor, and thank you, marc, a great conversation, i'm sure that will begin. this concludes the plenary session and governors gather for lunch and invite our other guests to lunch in the liberty foy outside and look forward to seeing everybody at 2:45. >> this w

. >> bill: fort lee, new jersey, which is right across -- slightly west of where we are.ight at the base of the george washington bridge. you can see the bottles on this video. roll that and we'll watch it together for the first time. so no audio on there clearly and i don't know what we'll see if much of anything. that looks like somebody's liquor cabinet that might have been the victim of this quake. >> dagen: someone was proud of that liquor display but -- >> bill: perhaps not as dramatic as what we expected. good news. the dean professor of earth sciences university of southern california. sir, thank you for your time and can you just give us an idea of what we're going through or what just happened? maybe what the next part of the story could be? >> yeah. magnitude 4.8 earthquake. we had earthquakes widely felt across the area. 100,000 or more people felt it. these events are common on the west coast. much rarer in the east. they've happened before many times but only every 50 years or so within an area like new york. a wake-up call because we don't expect much damag

lee. $95 billion bill won't necessarily pass in the senate, only 41 votes are needed to block it. senate, more than enough. after the bill is signed by biden , the white house will be required to present a plan for a general strategy for kiev, but nothing seems to have been born in washington other than fighting to the last ukrainian, that is, no one really believes in zelensky anymore, and, as he explains financial times, even in kiev itself. an influx of weapons, especially much-needed artillery shells and air defense ammunition, will help slow down russia's advance, but will not stop. him , one senior ukrainian official told the financial times on condition of anonymity. ukrainians have no illusions that american assistance will help the country survive until...trump, in order to prevent his return to the white house, they launched a leapfrog of criminal cases against the republican. i want to say that these are all lawsuits organized by biden, this is election interference. with these words, the second week of the trial in the case of secret payments began for trump. porn actr

assembly member alex lee introduced a bill to ban the sale of these skincare products to kids under thege of 13. lee says they contain powerful, active ingredients that bring unnecessary risks. social media is full of influencers promoting beauty routines, prompting the recent phenomenon of something called sephora for kids, where youth are buying up trendy products. oftentimes i-team's made for adult skin. >> the slow economic recovery of downtown san francisco has the attention of other california city leaders who are dealing with the same problem today. san francisco mayor london breed met with the mayors of sacramento, long beach, and riverside at the state capitol for the first legislative hearing on california's post pandemic recovery. mayor breed expressed support for a series of bills created by bay area lawmakers, which would encourage renewed investment in downtown san francisco. the ceo of san francisco's union square alliance also attended today's session, and says the meeting gave her hope. >> bar and restaurant boom in union square. were actually expecting quite a few more

i am proud to lead this bill with my colleague from pennsylvania, ms. lee, and i want to thank her for working alongside me in a bipartisan fashion to get this bill to the floor. i urge a yes vote from my colleagues which is a great example of innovating to solve a real-world issue and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. lucas: i have no further requests for time and i am prepared to close once the gentlewoman from pennsylvania does. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. lee: i have no further requests for time, and i yield myself the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. lee: i urge my colleagues to vote yes on h.r. 4777 and i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lucas: i yield myself such time as i may consume. we all share concern about the tens of thousands of known abandoned oil and gas wells across the country that have the capability of polluting groun

years after lee's death in 1870, president gerald ford raised the last legal disability on the secessionists leaders on the house court. as members of congress discussing this this, this bill to restore lee's citizenship, u.s. citizenship on the house floor of virginia, congressman caldwell butler asked if robert e lee is not worthy to be a u.s. citizen, then who is up when he goodwin is my dear friend paddy is lewis loved us lawfully. is and so are all of those more ordinary migrants, those migrants failures are far less prominent whose failures don't go to the heart of the very existence of the nation, whose failure don't lead to the deaths of three quarters of a million people. so rather than think about caldwell butler's quest in robert lee is not fit u.s. citizenship that is i like to think poverty he is fit u.s. citizenship that who's not that's why i propose a version of citizenship law that takes into account fact that migrants like u.s. citizens fail will fail in most the time we'll be trying to do right by the people around them. but inevitably they will fail, just like we all will. it will. and that has nothing to do with our citizenship. it has everything to do

senators eric schmidt and mike lee accused senate majority leader chuck schumer of essentially pushing his version of the billrough with minimal debate, possibly without amendments. lee claims that funding ukraine is unpopular. mr. oleksandr, tell me, we were waiting after the passing of this bill in the congress of the united states of america, and in the senate, well, it seemed clear that this decision would be adopted almost automatically, and the main thing was to pass the congress, where there were republicans' preferences, and the republicans there had more.

assembly member alex lee introduced a bill to ban the sale of these skincare products to kids under thelee says they contain powerful, active ingredients that bring unnecessary risks. social media is full of influencers promoting beauty routines, prompting the recent phenomenon of something called sephora for kids, where youth are buying up trendy products. oftentimes i-team's made for adult skin. >> the slow economic recovery of downtown san francisco has the attention of other california city leaders who are dealing with the same problem today. san francisco mayor london breed met with the mayors of sacramento, long beach, and riverside at the state capitol for the first legislative hearing on california's post pandemic recovery. mayor breed expressed support for a series of bills created by bay area lawmakers, which would encourage renewed investment in downtown san francisco. the ceo of san francisco's union square alliance also attended today's session, and says the meeting gave her hope. >> bar and restaurant boom in union square. were actually expecting quite a few more announcem

bill clinton. executive orders, supreme court decisions and as mr. lee said the legislative branch has castrated itself. if you watch the hearings over the years they have discussed the fact they continue to advocate the responsibilities. that is because of the money. and let's all be honest. is the money and politics that is destroying this nation. you can see the two party system is a complete and utter failure. the constitution of our founders spoke about a system that could become what it has become. so here we are. and today we are looking at an immigration and open border where as we were going to send money to, all of the countries ukraine, israel, and taiwan, sending money, 90 billion to defend their borders and here we sit with our borders wide open. >> in maryland. more of your calls tomorrow morning on the "washington journal" starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern, 4:00 a.m. pacific. you couldn't really watch the impeachment proceedings on our website@c-span.org or later this evening on the c-span networks. right now we are going to take you to that p

hi, diane and dan tonight we're digging into a new bill that aims to restrict which anti-aging products teens can buy. bay area assembly member alex lees live next to discuss his bill, and the health concerns that face young kids using these products. then we're less than a week out from tax day, and we hear from a man who admits to defrauding people for five years, and now he's helping to avoid scams. join us for those stories and more at 530. dan and diana. >> okay, steph thank you. >> well, reminder you can download the abc seven news app and join steph in just two minutes. >> and if you're watching us on tv world a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. with our new grocery outlet app, you can see the store's inventory. so you guys really have mangoes in stock? yup. what about frozen pizza? here they are. fresh salmon. too easy. coffee? yup. come on the air. the tornado threat right now and the severe storm threat worsens over the next 24 hours. several states. >>> and