we are at the charleston air force base. one of the very last things josh and i and i just it was president biden's last visit to charleston and on air force one. so this guy is as pure as the -- he embodies all that is good in people and politics. and so josh, i am so grateful for you and so thankful for your friendship. >> j, josh. [applause] now you all know about clay. i'll take a bullet for him. because i know he would take one for me. there has never been anybody in politics ever, probably my life, that i have trusted more than i trust this man. i know many times -- i don't even know about, daggers that i have no clue about because clay always as my six as he says. he always has my back. he is my brother and we have competition about who is actually going to save the speech, the eulogy at the others funeral. he always says you're going to say my. i said no, i got a few more years on you, brother. i'm going to say yours. you know the reverse shit, sorry. [laughing] he's going to say mine. i love clay with everything tha

he arrives in charleston to greet. he arrives in philadelphia. he is there to advocate for the french revolution. his objective is to try to try and convince the united states, especially their citizens to support the french revolution. this is a time in which the french revolution itself is a great controversy. the united states is still is challenged with how to deal with the french revolution. the french are looking to the united states as their allies. they say, you know, we support you during your revolution. this is a sister revolution. you should be supporting at the same the british, the spanish, the european monarchies see the french revolution as this great threat to tradition and their institutions. so the french are at war with great britain and spain and here in philadelphia, george washington, the president, the united states is struggling with how to navigate this foreign dilemma. his heart in some respects is with the french revolution, though he's very concerned about the way things are unfolding in paris at this very moment. at

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no matter where you are from, the eastern panhandle, the northern panhandle, right here in charlestonsouthern caulfield or anywhere across our state, we are all on team west virginia now. [applause] today, i am calling on all of us to put aside our differences and unite for the greater good. every person here or every person watching has a role to play in building the future that we and our entire state deserves. together, we are going to make west virginia a beacon of opportunity, of hope, and prosperity for all. our path forward is clear, it's a path paved with hard work and bold action. and we will have some big challenges and economic obstacles in front of us, but we will overcome them. [applause] and as we overcome them, we will make west virginia that shining state in the mountains. [applause] this is our moment to rise, to dream bigger, achieve more. we have seen tough times before. it is a state we have always -- where we have always come out of it stronger. our story is still being written. and every west virginian will play a role in shaping the next chapter. so let's be bol

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right now, charleston, west virginia is under a flash flood warning because they've seen quite a bit of rain. lots of thunderstorms. d.c., it's a light glaze of ice. the same for scranton, pennsylvania. while new york, we're seeing a few flakes flying, but tt will eventually transition to ice. it's a rough morning drive for many in the northeast. a few strong storms possible in the tennessee valley. towards new england it will be mostly snow for boston to maine. out west we're tracking a new pacific storm. this storm won't be as strong as the one we had tuesday, but we can't rule out the possibility for flooding. some snow possible in the cascades today while this system moves inland tomorrow bringing snow from montana down towards the rockies. spring temperatures continuing in the deep south. austin, 81nd new a o the south, temperatures possible in san angelo, 85. 84 in brownsville while 80 in lubbock under mostly sunny skies. a busy weather day ahead, frances. back to you. >> thanks so much for the update. >>> today is sentencing day for the former interpreter of dodgers' superstar

. >> reporter: three and a half inches of rain fell within several hours near charleston, west virginia where first responders waded through floodwaters to rescue at least 20 stranded drivers. roads barely passable. and in some spots destroyed. >> there are 18 counties that have reported in a damage from ice and the storms. >> reporter: lightning lit up the sky in kentucky. an ef-1 tornado in hart county leaving behind a trail of destruction. on the roads, treacherous conditions. >> whoa. holy crap! >> reporter: ice sending cars into tailspins. this one stopping just short of a crash. while a pileup involving tractor-trailers shut down a major interstate in pennsylvania. the icy landscape snapping tree trunks and limbs and knocking out power to tens of thousands, as february gets off to a furious start. and just as the storm begins to clear out, the region is bracing for another dose of potentially even more dangerous weather this weekend. >> our thanks to emilie ikeda. the winter weather is just getting started. meteorologist denise isaac is here with your forecast. hi, denise, happy f

whiteout conditions in michigan and flash floods in hard-hit charleston, west virginia. and there's more on the horizon. let's bring in meteorologist denise isaac who is tracking it all for us. good morning, denise. >> good morning, frances. yes, as you mentioned, we are tracking another area of low pressure, but today it's fairly quiet. for the exception of upstate new york where we do have a snow squall warning in effect from rochester to buffalo. we are traing an area of low pressure that will impact areas from the upper midwest to the northeast where snow will fall from minneapolis into detroit as well as new york. pretty much kind of copy and paste to the system we had yesterday. we'll be dealing with freezing rain, sleet across the mid atlantic and the potential for strong storms into the ohio river valley. by sunday, this system pulls away. but it will leave quite a bit of snow across boston to worchester and southern new hampshire. we could get 5 to 9 inches of snow. after a n the upper midwest, it's snowing across bismarck with temperatures in the teens, while d

and diamond dakota sitting in western rushers being fed constant to charleston, north driven plain towards the british owls and it's cold anyway, across much the plane. if you're and then if you bring in atlanta, can, you can produce a huge amount of smoke, not the moment that encroaching atlanta care is particularly active. as you can see, there's are breaks of light is framed through farms is no significant wind blowing . it will in on the shelves and the central metal disappeared about time. we get to the end of monday, so it's just a persistent code that breaks up. so i'm gonna start with mrs. lee in both are going to be overcast skies. brussels is a case in point 4 or 5 degrees over costs for next 2 or 3 days, some snow, but most of these just gray. and this one that's typical. take it down to the mediterranean or i barrier where things are all the better. but the shower, was it all around the central bank? would it be affecting libya and possibly on the 70? no. in egypt now, i'm sure we'll breeze the rest of north africa is dr. calls the seasonal windows full of dust. the shot was a

there were whiteout conditions in michigan and flash floods in hard-hit charleston, west virginia, where they got more than three inches of rain in just a few hours. al roker joins me now. al, this is the start of a pretty volatile week of storms. >> that's right. we've got a parade of storms, lester, this next one coming in out of the midwest for tomorrow with large storms. it's going to bring northeast ice, rain, and snow, possible power outages, and then continues off the coast on sunday, getting out of here with some snow left over in the great lakes. we're talking the heaviest amounts from buffalo to coastal new england with up to eight inches of snow and up to a tenth of an inch of ice from cleveland all the way down to richmond, and then a second more powerful storm possibly getting together monday evening, starts in the midsection of the country. by tuesday, heavy snow, wind, and rain likely in the northeast, a messy commute. we're talking anywhere from heavy snow from kansas city into new york and new england, lester. we'll have the latest tomorrow morning on "today." >> okay, a

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john osborne of charleston, south carolina. and brian musgrave of fort mill, south carolina. let me be loud and clear, i would never allow any woman or underaged girl anywhere near any of you. when you incapacitate women, it's against the law. when you sexually assault women, it's called rape. if you film women without their knowledge without their permission and without their consent, it's called voyeurism and makes you a peeping tom and it is illegal. when you and your business partners like these, all business partners, when you and your business partners pay each other and you sexually abuse women, it's called sex trafficking. and it is against the law. and if by definition makes you a sex trafficker. witness intimidation is also illegal. to eric bowman, patrick bryant, brian musgrave and john osborne, you have bought yourself a one-way ticket to hell, it is nonstop. so i and all of your victims can watch you rot for an eternity. today is about justice. treuct has a way of rising no matter how deeply you try to bury it. tonight is about truth. the painful, its cold, the h

>> we started building a flagship ex90 in charleston in the usa. more capacity should we need to get less of that. we do not get affected by the tariffs on mexico and canada that have been muted, and we have some assemblies that come in from mexico, all of our reduction is in the usa, europe, or asia. we have manufacturing facilities in each of those three big geographies. the biggest thing people are looking for is whether be tariffs between the european union and the usa, and that would be the bigger concern. lizzy: are you going to move even more production to the u.s. because of the tariffs? >> at this point in time we have two products now. we produce of the pulse star 3 and ex90. we are looking at what other models we should produce in the u.s. going forward. lizzy: the u.s. might also introduce the sales ban on vehicles produced by chinese or russian entities. given that you majority owner is chinese how are you feeling that threat? >> we just released summary documentation, so we do not have a fuel -- full view of what that means. we will g

there is catastrophic flooding happening in central west virginia, including the area of charleston andrnado warn storms, if you can believe it, for kentucky. so, very active system. not only the tornado threat and the flash flood risk, but we have the ice that is happening across the northeast and the mid-atlantic. so the pinks that you see on your screen, that is the ice. and then we have got the mixing of the two of the rain and the snow, and then all snow for parts of new england and upstate new york. so there's the winter weather alerts. ice storm warning for parts of middle appalachian area and then the storm system is going to continue throughout the day today. new england, you're going to get the snow event, the ice and the sleet and the rain should exit the coast line by this afternoon. but we could see the potential for heavier snow. now back-to-back ice threats not only today but for the weekend. another weekend of low pressure moving over the same regions bringing ice and sleet and freezing rain and snow. but right now, flash flood emergency for west virginia and tornado war

john osborne of charleston, south carolina. and brian musgrave of fort mill, south carolina. let me be loud and clear, i would never allow any woman or underaged girl anywhere near any of you. when you incapacitate women, it's against the law. when you sexually assault women, it's called rape. if you film women without their knowledge without their permission and without their consent, it's called voyeurism and makes you a peeping tom and it is illegal. when you and your business partners like these, all business partners, when you and your business partners pay each other and you sexually abuse women, it's called sex trafficking. and it is against the law. and if by definition makes you a sex trafficker. witness intimidation is also illegal. to eric bowman, patrick bryant, brian musgrave and john osborne, you have bought yourself a one-way ticket to hell, it is nonstop. so i and all of your victims can watch you rot for an eternity. today is about justice. treuct has a way of rising no matter how deeply you try to bury it. tonight is about truth. the painful, its cold, the h

catastrophic flooding right now for the charleston, west virginia area.several inches of explain in a very short period of time. then we also had a couple of tornado warn storms in kentucky and that has prompted a tornado watch meaning conditions are favorable for tornado for much of the state of kentucky until 11:00 a.m., and then you have the freezing rain and the ice on the roads and the power lines making travel difficult, if not impossible for some of these areas. ice storm warning for the middle appalachians and then we have winter weather advisories really south of the great lakes towards the northeast. this will be add out of here by this afternoon and then a new storm system this weekend impacting the same areas. so, a lot of wintry weather, severe weather as well, fox weather.com has the very latest. lawrence, over to you. >> lawrence: thanks, my friend. >> janice: of course. so actress blake lively facing a second defamation lawsuit p.r. it ends with us co-star justin baldoni the pr firm seeking $7 million worked with baldoni to create a digita

we have a tornado wash in kentucky and a flash flood emergency in west virginia, charleston locked up on interstate 64. we have a second storm on the way for the weekend. when you look at the long range forecast for february, very active, the great lakes to the northeast with a storm rolling through every couple days. cheryl: britta merwin thank you for that update. hopefully everybody's going to be careful out there on the roads today. we are going to take a quick break. we'll be right back. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ ♪ empower ♪ i got her a little something. a little something, dad? hold up. walt rolled his 401k accounts into an empower ira, and it's grown nicely. i'm for team splurge. (♪) thanks, grandpa! get good at money. so you can be a little bad. empower. (shower water runs) (♪) (♪) —hi! —hi! ♪ chocolate fundraiser. ♪ with the chase mobile app, things move a little more smoothly. ♪ deposit checks easily and send money quickly. [coins clinking] ♪ that's convenience from chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ only servicenow connects every corner

put a piece of tape over the license plate." [ laughter ] former president joe biden traveled to charlestonay and toured the international african-american museum because the last thing he wanted to do in his final day was go somewhere where he might run into donald trump. [ laughter ] according to a new report from a palm beach plastic surgeon, many patients are getting procedures before events at mar-a-lago in order to impress president trump and potentially get jobs in the new administration. but, sorry, bud, he can still tell it's you. [ laughter ] oh, man. also, i maybe can't. [ laughter ] according to a new federal study, drinking just one alcoholic beverage a day could raise health risks. so make sure to have at least two. [ laughter ] in honor of national soup month, progresso has released soup lozenges. not to be outdone, campbell's released a humidifier. [ laughter ] happy national soup month, by the way. [ light laughter ] it's so late into january and i feel like we haven't celebrated. we've been, like, so like, oh, we've got a new president. we've just like -- we've forgotten i

charleston, west virginia, this area under a flash flood emergency, the larger storm system bringing ice to the mid-atlantic and snow to much of the northeast. so without that personnel, the warnings don't get relayed to the people at home. casey. >> all right, derek van dam for us this morning. derek, thank you very much for that. all right. let's continue to discuss donald trump's makeover of the federal government. but let's focus now on the impact it may have on our national security and our intelligence agencies. >> the cia. >> sent a. >> buyout offer. >> to. >> their entire workforce. i guess that's a wrap on. >> the cia. >> let us now bid a fond farewell to some of their finest work. >> not all of the cia's information has remained redacted, though, because cnn has learned that in order to comply with the president's executive order to shrink the federal workforce, the spy agency has sent the white house an unclassified email listing the names of all employees hired over the last two years. this does raise serious concerns about whether foreign adversaries could access the lis

we have winter storm warnings up from louisville to lexington, charleston, west virginia, roanoke, charlottesvillestorm warning. this is going to be a decent little snowstorm for you. from washington, d.c. to fredericksburg down to richmond, it looks like from philadelphia northwards, not a ton of snow with this. and that includes new york city. so as far as the timing goes, as we go throughout the overnight, we see a band of snow breaking out, mostly over kentucky. >> kind of right over the ohio river. >> the southern portion of this will be a lot of wet weather. we do have a flooding concern to the ground. saturated rivers are already full, so we have to watch that carefully. nashville, memphis southwards down toward shreveport. but that snow looks like the start in dc and richmond after people get to work in school. then during the day is when it really snows the hardest. so that's going to make it difficult if they don't cancel school or send people home early from work. that area of heaviest snow does look to have a band in it that could be up to eight inches, which is significant for this ar

dispossession in africa, the american white supremacist, neo nazi mass murderer who perpetrated the charlestoncker carlson launched a relentless campaign to portray south africa's once dominant white population as a victimized minority under attack. folks like tucker and elon musk have long been orbiting around trump, but now they appear to have recruited him. bottom line it's clear who's influencing who trump is adopting elon musk's beliefs and handing him the powers of the presidency to implement them. in just the last hour, secretary of state marco rubio tweeted that he will not attend the g20 summit in johannesburg, sounding very trumpy when adding that, quote, south africa is doing very bad things like expropriating private property. i recently spoke to patrick gaspard, a former u.s. ambassador to south africa, and asked him about trump's threat to take funding away from that country. >> if there's. >> so much to say about that. >> joy, let. >> me first say that with. >> elon musk. >> and donald trump, you're never quite sure if they're actually angry about a thing or if they're performin

wherever you see a white circle, that's a potential. 77 in mobile, 73 in charleston.me is taking place in a dome, but we've got our friends down in new orleans that will be playing or hanging out and doing tailgating. if that's the case, temperatures upper 70s, >> somara: and that's a look at your local forecast. back to you guys. >> gio: somara, thank you so much. >>> coming up on "gma," say it ain't so. for the final time this season, espn's herm edwards joins us with his take on the big game, and he's got a connection with both teams there. stick around. (bill) when we started blue buffalo, we made a promise to our boy blue - that we would create the best pet food we possibly could, made with the finest natural ingredients and none of the things you find in many other pet foods. we call it the true blue promise and it's our commitment to feed your pet just like we would feed blue. it's what makes blue buffalo unlike other pet food companies... ...which have many different brands with different standards. we have one standard —the one inspired by our boy blue, for t

and also these flash flood warnings and flash flood emergencies that were in place across charleston,irginia, earlier today. this is all part of a larger winter storm that's bringing ice to the mid-atlantic and snow to the upper portions of the northeast. but again, if we start cutting the meteorologists, the personnel and the staff, john, it's going to make it more difficult to communicate those hazards to the public. >> yet harder to stay safe. derek van dam, thanks so much for the work that you do appreciate it, my friend sarah. >> all right. breaking overnight, elon musk's department of government efficiency agreeing in court to limited access in the treasury's payment system. it comes after a private concern sparked a lawsuit from unions representing federal workers. florida congressman jared moskowitz is joining us now. jared, thank you so much. i know this has been an extremely, maybe excruciatingly busy time. as you see all of the things coming down the pike. i want to start with this, though, is trump's demand for names from the cia that the cia has now turned over in an uncl

you can see charleston 59 degrees. mid-60s for paduca.could see some record highs across parts of the southern plains. here comes this next clipper system. this 18. look at all of that moisture with the atmospheric river heading right towards the bay area. let's zoom in with storm ranger. a bit of a closer look. it is a little bit heavier through parts of fairfax, up into parts of santa rosa, over on into vallejo. parts of the east bay. still seeing some light scattered showers, especially as we move towards the tri-valley there and into the south bay. just some light >>> and that's a look at your forecast. guys? >> thank you very much. >>> still to come right here, we honor the victims of this week's air disaster in washington, d.c. we're going to speak to their loved ones about how they want them to be remembered. >>> plus, the effect that too much screen time could be having on your kidsand their growing brains. why you may want to think twice beforehanding over thatphone. when migraine strikes... do you question the tradeoffs of treat

greatest moments as a speaker actually came towards the when and if you think of the speech in charleston that he gave where he sang amazing grace, you think some of the other speeches towards the end that you know as he often would say, you know interesting things happened in the fourth quarter and. so but but i hope people i hope everyone has a workplace like we did where people get treated with respect. but and in to return to the other thing because i hope we can do this as we get old and you know beyond just telling stories i remember on the obama campaign in 2007. -- goodwin is the speechwriter who wrote the rivers of hope speech for bobby kennedy. he wrote lyndon johnson's address on civil rights where he said shall overcome. and he was married. doris kearns goodwin, the historian, they came to chicago and they took me and jon favreau to lunch. and adam frankel, who was the other speechwriter, you know, -- goodwin sat there at lunch and just told us stories, you know, and it kind of blew us away. and then ted sorensen, who was john f kennedy speechwriter, he met with us and then wh

and one of my questions for you and my first question for you we commit to communities in north charleston is different as detroit in your for several months on the job i think you need to see, anyways i will finish that i hope that you will go to detroit, michigan in the sense of hopelessness that can be turned into hope i want you to come to my north charleston and take a tour of the impoverished areas and mixed developer. in remind people that we care about everybody and an opportunity zone in job after i thank the president for the employment i said mr. president markley to be here because i'm going to the street where the people are and i went to 70 cities in our country visited places like pennsylvania and birmingham, alabama, dallas, texas, liberty city miami, yesterday the is a commitment from you from me to you in this committee that i will go to the people of america, visit the neighborhoods and the leaders and serve the leaders of our country and how can we work together to have sustainable solution and make this very important and the housing needs of our citizens and over 7 mi

charleston, laurel will see temperatures into the 80s. st. fargo only in the teens. that's what's going on around the country. here's are starting out with sunshine and chilly temperatures, and we are going to have a cool day with highs in the mid 50s for the north bay. still watching out for a chance of a lingering shower and more widespread rain coming in tomorrow. off and on. rain. and then it tapers off on friday. the weekend looks sunny but will be cooler than normal with highs in the upper 50s and 57 will be the hi >> all right. everybody is talking about, you can't wait until you see jenna's outfit. don't reveal yet. don't reveal. but this game has been upped incredibly. >> jenna's fashion is lit, as the kids say. let's start with "popstart" here. we have a sneak peek for you. we're talking about the grammys, especially the grammy album of the year. beyonce finally won that. there has been 67 on the list of total albums won. billboard decided to countdown their top ten. u2's "joshua tree." top ten gamy winning pick. adele at nine there

come to my home town of north charleston take a tour of some of the impoverished areas. look at mix development and remind people we care about everybody, what you say question works yes i am in agreement. i remember as i was appointed to the opportunity zone job as executive director after i think the president for the appointments of mr. president i'm not going to be here because i'm going to the streets were the people are i went over 70 cities in our country visited places like pennsylvania, visited places like birmingham, alabama, dallas, texas liberty city, miami and so yes that is a commitment from me too you and this committee i will go to the people of america, visit the neighborhoods, visit the leaders the servant leaders and see what is a problem you're having? how can we work together to come up with sustainable solutions and i think that is very important. >> thank you. one of the challenges we have in the housing needs of our citizens and we both agree is over 7 million needed units. part of my road to housing act suggests the definition of what we need to

host: randolph in charleston, a republican. caller: good morning.no more important issue than children's health. it's why i hope to find -- be a founder of this industry with my small business called virginias for education. interesting that i had built this business because of a personal net injury and now i am looking at stage iv cancer and unfortunately i can't train my way out of this later in life. but how i accomplished this goal with my fitness initiative was with a 50 foot mobile custom trailer with 30 stationary bikes in it. over the last 22 years has served many host organizations and schools on site with a self-contained health education and safety program. i follow the children. host: we will have calley means respond. guest: i think we should be incentivizing so much of what you are doing. everyone has their own community and i think the goal of bobby kennedy and donald trump is to be incentivizing root cause preventions. thank you. host: judy in farmington, arkansas. caller: i have a question to you sir. i have taken people before to s

una lÍnea de tormentas severas estÁ dejando fuerte actividad de lluvia hacia virginia, charlestÓn, emergencia inundados hacia kentucky y parte de virginia estaremos viendo fuerte actividad de lluvia. no sÓlo en la maÑana, en la tarde viene otra ronda. vamos a estar viendo otra tormenta que a partir del fin de semana estarÉ impactando en la misma regiÓn. el viernes condiciones secas, sÁbado y domingo todo tipo de precipitaciÓn. comienza la lluvia a partir del sÁbado por la maÑana. a partir del domingo habrÁ todo este tiempo invernal hacia noreste del paÍs. new york nieve. estarÉ moviendo acumulado de nieve significativo. principalmente hace la regiÓn de los grandes lagos y hacia parte de los apalaches. boston precauciÓn. esto suficiente para provocar carreteras resbaladizas. es una situaciÓn bastante peligrosa. hacia la costa oeste vemos esa amenaza. habrÁn fuertes lluvias. mi gente en california mucha precauciÓn. a partir del fin de semana se esperan condiciones mÁs secas para ustedes. raÚl: gracia por el recorte del estado del tiempo. vamos hablar del director francÉs de la pelÍcula "emilia

my father served on the school board in charleston, south carolina. my wife and i appreciate teachers, who are after the third grade. our four sons succeeded in math only because of educators, resulting in our oldest son being the attorney general of south carolina, our second son is an orthopedic surgeon, and our third son is commercial real estate, and our youngest is an industrial engineer. these successes are really due to educators making a difference. with that in mind, i believe it's because of the success of local elected school boards, and i very much support president donald trump for his courage to promote local elected school boards with the elimination of the duplicative, wasteful interfering and federal department of education and the funding clearly should go to the students and not to bureaucrats. with that in mind, dr. cooper, the american enterprise institute is greatly appreciated for making a difference, promoting limited government, expanded freedom. it's crucial for addressing the challenges of american families, and we want to t