it was incredible what south dakota was doing.they were doing wonderful things to take care of the vulnerable population, and we knew we would get through it together. >> host: governor kristi noem of south dakota is the author. the book "not my first rodeo: lessons from the heartland." governor noem, thanks so much for joining us. >> guest: thank you. t appreciate it. enjoyed visiting with you. >> if you're enjoying booktv then sign up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen to receive a schedule of upcoming programs, author discussions, book festivals and more. booktv, every sunday on c-span2 or anytime online at booktv.org. television for serious readers. >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's stories, and on sundays booktv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span2 come from these television companies and >> more including midco. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> midco, along with these television companies, , supports c-span2 as a public s

i'm really focused on staying in south dakota. running for reelection of the people of our state trust me too serve them another four years. that is what my goal is. be on that i we do need good leadership is a lot of people interested in that job. >> given specific stopped running for president 2024? >> no i haven't. people speculate sprayed that's the nature of politics. i specifically have not's. i am not convinced that has to be me in that position. just a moment grandson on people look at what happens in washington and scratch their heads. we are in the midst right now of a special select committee in the house to exam it will happen to generate 262021. on that day watch supporters of donald trump storm the capitol in an effort to halt certification of president joe biden's victory this is a building he worked for a number of years. my committee feels great by what i was seeing. what we saw this week was discouraging. a lot of the testimony was hearsay. not necessarily factual. that's why think the semi- things going on with

it's with south dakota is very populist. people think it's very conservative and it's really not in fact, you know my last race when i ran for governor, just three and a half years ago. i only won by three points and it was against a guy who was a bernie sanders supporter. so, you know, it's it's very much a state that can go back and forth and and tom was being the, you know was the majority leader very influential. i cared about farm bills. i cared about tax reform and i was somebody who didn't complain about things. i tried to show up and be a part of the solution and i think he appreciated that he had a leadership camp every year that he would host new leaders in the state that he thought had potential to serve and he did invite me to that one year and i went i thought it was in the black hills for a weekend and he brought in speakers and we spent time together talking about policy and what it's like to run for office. i was it was interesting to me because i never once considered becoming a democrat i think maybe he pro

it got its start primarily in north dakota and then it's tries to come into south dakota. they thought that rather for example shipping grain from yankton to and have it grounded into flour there in north dakota. what they did is they set up a state mill an elevator in, grand forks where rather than just get loans from regional banks, maybe there should a state bank. north dakota has a state bank. so john and his father were members of the nonpartisan league. now the two major parties do not like it. so here's teddy roosevelt. now, this should have some meaning because you've been through the russian revolution. roosevelt, teddy roovelt comes on the scene and he says that viksleaders of the npl are they take their orders from lenin and trotsky. thnonpartisan league.iscredit this is h teddy roosevelt did that they'reshevs. they're preaching class hatred at the end there it says putting the of representative of the ague squarely in thelan with the bolshevik leaders have done such evil in russia. so you know what happened in russia when the bolsheviks took over. so how do you

dakota. and his name was gil. and gil was writing a letter him to explain why john hasn't heard from him for a long time. and here's the reason gil, an uncle in the german military who invited him to come over. so he fought with the germans on the western front. now he's home and he's going to tell john a bit about the war. he's a great writer. he writes, war ial right a way. but having seen some of it, i'm inclinedo tnkhat sherman slandered hell when he compared it to war. i'mncned think that the devil would blush with shame to do some of the things that perprad in the name of war i never in my worst imaginings pictured war as bad as it really is. while brussels, i had first view of kaiser wilhelm, the king of germany and. no german can look in his eyes and, not absorb some of hi enthusiasm. some of his patriotism. and some of his love. for and faith in germany. now he has diagrams of battles. in this letter. and it s that. in 191ht around this time of year, i, this is where he was fighting

he was from armor, south dakota. then this family, after reading that story, got in touch with me and said we've got all of our father and in w's we would like to have you take a look at so i went to aberdeen and met martin and his wife leona. they had a whole garage set up with world war one and other war memorabilia. they went down to the basement of the house, so they came up and set a stack of correspondents on the kitchen table that was about this high. now, as a historian i'm looking at that stack and just going i wonder what's in there. now, the problem was private warren's has written a private note on the top. it said private. not for public viewing. one time when he was showing these items to his family, he sensed that they did not have the proper -- respect for the items, so he wrote that note, private, not for public viewing. marvin, the son-in-law, looked at his wife and said what should we do? she said, let's untie the knot. he's been dead since 1952. it's now 2003. i think it's time to tell the story.

south dakota, he crossed the border near britain, which is in north l soh dakota. ey were basically escorted of und the threat of physical violence. and when they tried to meet in tow in wentworth. the city would not let him use the some supporters of, the npl were actually tarred, feathered, as you can see here. that's what happened to a farmer from near mitchell. tarred and feathered otherwise naked drag, behind a wagon for miles. now guy was from luverne, minnesota, a farmer. he was a npl member. he told to leave. they took him to the iowa border and told him not to come back. he snuck back in and helped with the harvest. they captured again. they tarred and, feathered him. and the people that did this to and were put on trial and they were acquitted. it was all part of this level of patriotism that had gone off the rails. so didn't until i was researching this, i didn't know that anyone in the 20th century had been tarred and feathered. it happened right here in the midwest. now things change. when america gets into the war, remember the phrase wilson used make

he was from armor, south dakota. then, this family, after reading that story, got in touch with me and said, we have all of our faernd father in law' rld war i memorabilia and we would like to have you take a look so i went to aberdeen and i met marvin. and his wife, leona. they had a whole garage set up with world war i and other war memorabilia. and they went down in the basement of the house and they came up and they set a stack of correspondents on the kitchen table that was about this high. now, as a historian, i am looking at that sack and i am just going, i wonder what is going in there. the problem was, private warrants had written a note on the top and it said, private, not for public viewing. one time when he was showing these items to his family, he sensed that they did not have the proper respect for the items and so he wrote that note. private, not for public viewing. marvin looked at his wife and said, what should we do? and she said, let's on tie the knot, he has been dead since 1952. it is now 2003. i

it is negative 11 degrees in fargo, north dakota. sometimes your face feels like you can't talk about the windchill is around-28 °. absolutely frigid. when you take a breath it feels like your lungs are filled with ice water, you feel needles on your face, incredibly chilly and believe it or not, some places in north dakota are colder, feels like temperatures in the negative 30s. in montana we are talking-60 as the windchill. on the plains, the reason the feels like temperature is so low, even with the little bit of wind, which whips across the plains, the temperature, a little bit of wind can leak away any heat you may have. we are talking about snow in north dakota, not a ton of snow, 2 to 4 inches is expected to fall with this storm that is making travel trickey on the interstate, advisories in north dakota, some other travel advisories issued for slick roads. we saw ice on the roadways. officials warning folks to take it easy, take it slow. if you are flying, good luck. neil: it is 72 ° in the studio. i'm very warm and toasty. yo

del norte y dakota del sur. >> estÁ en pleno apogeo una tormenta invernal que estÁ afectando la parteÍs, incluyendo la zona de los grandes lagos, las dakotas, minnesota, montana, nieve, un pie, dos pies, en algunos casos extremos pueden ser hasta tres pies de nieve . vilma: en luisiana tornados como este destruyeron docenas de viviendas. los tornados pulverizaron varias casas mÓviles, en medio de los escombros de rescatistas encontraron sin ver el cuerpo de un menor de ocho aÑos de edad y horas despuÉs encontraron el de su madre. en esa misma Área mÁs de una veintena de personas resultaron heridas despuÉs de que un tornado destruyÓ varias viviendas, en texas este tornados se desarrollÓ cerca del aeropuerto de dallas. esto obligÓ a las personas a refugiarse. "se apagÓ la luz, el viento fue muy fuerte y la lluvia, lo que escuchÉ fue un gran estruendo", comenta. los meteorÓlogos anticipan mÁs tiempo severo en diferentes zonas del paÍs. >> al sur tenemos al sector caliente con tornados, para esta noche todavÍa desde luisiana al sur de georgia, esto seguirÁ maÑana, centro y norte de la flo

flash floods on the other tops our newscast tonight one weather system stretching from the snowy dakotas down through texas, arkansas, and oklahoma, which this morning saw its strongest tornado in seven years, a damaging ef-2. severe weather striking texas as well where passengers and workers at dfw airport were told to shelter in place not far from there, the violent weather leaving its mark, a trail of damage. and the immediate danger may not be over right now millions in the south at risk for dreaded nighttime tornadoes. we're tracking the storm's potential impact as it barrels towards the east but let's start with morgan chesky joining us now from grapevine, texas. morgan, good evening. >> reporter: yeah, lester, good evening tonight in texas, the race is on to restore power after this morning was interrupted by the sound of tornado sirens this rare december twister wreaking absolute havoc, gutting homes and businesses caught in its path this storm just one of several that wreaked so much danger across the south. [ siren >> reporter: tonight, a wild winter system's brutal wrath barre

small businesses are dealing with the impact of the supreme court ruling in this case south dakota versus wayfair. in the wayfair decision, the courts gave the greenlight to small businesses becoming tax collectors when they sell online. collecting taxes for state's even where businesses had no brick-and-mortar presence. small businesses had never been responsible for this kind of tax collection before. almost immediately after the ruling came out, state states across the country began passing these laws. small businesses in my home say of organ were among the first to speak out about's a complexities they were facing. speaking out alongside them were those in new hampshire, montana, also states without sales tax. that is why montana senator has been a leader on this issue. but it's not just the burden of states without sales taxes. it's a burden for small businesses everywhere. let me repeat that. it is a burden for small businesses everywhere. sales taxes in america are very complicated. 45 states and different localities have different tax rates, different tax definitions for taxable p

llega a dakota del norte y generan fuertes nevadas por allÁ.nea de lluvia, de texas a mississippi tiempo severo va a decir presente. en el norte mÁs de 2 pies de nieve de colorado hacia dakota del norte. la mayor preocupaciÓn es el aviso de ven tica. para wyomyng, nevada y dakota del sur. >>> los vientos van a pasar las 35 millas por hora y esto va a reducir la visibilidad a menos de un cuarto de milla. manejar va a ser peligroso. en el sur, 8 millones de personas van a ver tornados, granizo y viento que sobre pasean las 58 millas por hora. de jueves a viernes lluvia y mezcla de agua nieve. no se descarta la mejor noticia que los residentes en la florida les va a invadir una masa de aire polar. mÍnima en miami 62 grados y orlando en 48 grados. frÍo de costa a costa. compaÑera pasamos con mÁs. >>> carlos gracias por la informaciÓn. a unos dÍas de vencer el ti tul 42 en la frontera de estados unidos se registra un alto flujo de inmigrantes por el paso texas. llegÓ una enorme caravana con mÁs de 1500 personas. cientos de ellas dijeron que fueron v

dakota just walked right past him with that rifle. never been so afraid of anything and we all got in the car. and then dakota started to drive off and stewart stopped us just as we were leaving. and i canjust remember seeing the girl's eyes just bug out. a younger siblings all ducked down in the back seat because they are not supposed to be. nobody�*s mentioned them being in the car and i roll down the window expecting that we've been caught and this is about to turn into some kind of car chase. and he said, "pick up some steak on your way back." then that one moment kind of bothered me because ijust saw it almost in a disassociated way ofjust this person, whole life is about to change. he thinks he's going to have a steak dinner with his family tonight and everything's going to change. nothing will ever be the same again, from this moment on for him. and that was certainly true. i had a hard time separating. when something bad happens to stewart, something bad happens to me. and so it was... that was a huge part of that fear of emot

in fact, i've enjoyed hosting richard in south dakota on a number of occasions. richard is an outdoors guy as i am, and he fits right in in my home state of south dakota. perhaps except for the fact that he's the only guy not wearing socks. although i will say, madam president, i have found occasions which have required him to get the socks out of his suitcase. during one of our trips to south dakota to hunt pheasants, we landed in sioux falls. we got off the plane, it was 7 degrees, and i noticed at the next stop he had socks on. there are limitations to his practice of not wearing socks. anyway, one of our favorite past times of course in south dakota is pheasant hunting, and i've had richard out there a number of times during if he sanity season. he is a -- during pheasant season. he is a great shot. he has a fate -- favorite place to eat in south dakota which is known for among many things home-made pies. i discovered when my wife and i visit him in north carolina he's a great handy man. apparently he thinks his guests should be as well since he put me to wor

we discuss the indexes findings with the editor, dakota would. who wanted another point of view of the current u.s. military posture. we asked longtime observer imposture of the u.s. military procurement process, window wheeler, to talk with us. he spent 40 plus years working on national security defense budgets and military reform for both political parties. e government accountability office, and the center for defense information. winslow wheeler, on this information -- book not. plus book nuts pluses available on the c-span now free mobile app, or ever you get your podcasts. next a senate hearing on the challenges businesses face on collecting sales tax for out of state purchases. this is a little more than an hour and a half. finance committee will come to order. this morning the finance committee needs to discuss a major source of headaches, cost for small businesses across america. online sales taxes. running a small business always been a very big risk. these days, the impact of inflation obviously makes it a vastly more challenging. smal

so it's important that we take action to protect the people of south dakota. and you are talking a lot tonight about twitter, and what elon musk is uncovering with twitter. that's an american-owned company. you look at how they have manipulated algorithms, and think about how china has manipulated the algorithms to spy on the american people and collect data off of them, it is so much worse. they are an enemy, they hate us. this is why it is so important that other elected officials take action, as well. >> sean: you said south dakota will have no part in the intelligence gathering operations of the nations that hate us. he said the chinese communist party is using the information that it's gathering from tiktok to manipulate the american people and gather data off their devices that access their platform. my question is, how do we know that's true, and how deep does it go? for example, if someone were to send me a tiktok and i click on it, i don't have it on my phone. would they have access to information on my phone right now because i did a click on it? >>

, blizzard warnings are in effect for nebraska, south dakota, north dakota, montana and what just waiting also been issued for the east coast from pennsylvania, to maine. and the next issue minor, back to the "the ingraham angle" for all the foxnews.com. is the musical >> it is friday, so that means it is time for friday follies. and for that we tend to be out of the wise men fall christmas raymond arroyo, ra, cnn cameras they captured a regular lun luncheon. between chuck schumer, and pelosi. >> laura was a bit like watching the heads of two crown families, meeting over lunch and arrest phone. >> will you have? >> think i'm going to get dumplings. >> sorry i'm late. >> hot and sour soup. >> nice cold hot sabbatical day. >> this is a historic moment. i'm thinking, how is he going to begin, as you get a quote the constitution? american history? bullet? the bible? >> [laughter] >> i love how she does the total thoughts move she's eating while she speaks a gamut of the hunt before he got his chain gang. i made these two are something else, i think chuck ordered the ballard drop soup not be a

most have been in montana and south dakota but that cold air is going to be spreading. today we're going to be seeing dangerous wind chills down as far as oklahoma and texas. minus 35 in casper, minus 45 in billings. even as far south as amarillo, texas, minus 26 for that iwind chill. and you have this system causing travel concern not just in the air but also on the road. pack a little bit more patience today and even tomorrow. this system will be making its way off to the east. today the concern will be the mix of rain and snow and ice before transitioning all into snow. here's all the areas where you have the winter storm warnings. as we go through the day today, chicago will be a big focus, same thing with st. louis. then by the time we get to tomorrow morning, you're looking at pretty heavy rain across boston and d.c., looking at full slow in areas of detroit and cleveland. the good news is by the twiem get to friday night, the cold air will still be there but at least the snow will finally start to come to an end. >> we always say of course it cold, it's winter bu

francis boarding school in south dakota. in 1952i attended this boarding school, 20 for 10 months out of the year for eight years total. the majority of my childhood, i was at st. francis boarding school, after the eighth grade in 1960. my boarding school experience was very painful and traumatic, i remember when i first got to school they put us in this big room, with bathtubs in it. the priest took all us little guys and put us in one tub and he scrubbed us hard with a big brush. the brush made our skins and backsides all raw. and we had to have her hair cut. the schools and put all the little guys in the same dormitory, we were together the first through fourth grade. at night time you could hear all the children crying, lonely for the families. i remember seeing my sisters during the day at my school corporal punishment was common, the priests would often discipline us by hitting us with a willow stick. it was also punishment to that we called the jesus rope which was a rope with several strands come off of it. we were h

del norte y dakota del sur mientras en el sur del paÍs entre dos a cuatro pulgadas grgrados laa iones 62 la miÍnima en n m 40 para orlando el prÓximo sÁbado, , nacho, de costa pactoe esta tormenta invernal >>> gracias carlos y desde la costa de florida nos vamos a la otra costa y llegamos a los Ángeles en california donde hoy bass tiene en sus manos las riendas de la ciudad, tiene 69 aÑos de edad, fue congresista hasta convertirse en la primera alcaldesa de la segunda urbe mÁs grande del paÍs. fue la candidata a la alcaldÍa mÁs votada y tiene mÁs de 30 aÑos de experiencia como trabajadora social y lÍder comunitario, tambiÉn estuvo entre las opciones del presidente joe biden para la vicepresidencia. llegamos asÍ a perÚ, sigue convulsa la situaciÓn en ese paÍs donde cientos de manifestantes piden el cierre del congreso y la renuncia de la presidenta y al ocupado en las instalaciones del aeropuerto internacional de la ciudad de arequipa. la segunda ciudad mÁs importantes de aquel paÍs. tras la conductas del fin de semana que dejaron dos muertos y cuatro heridos la mandataria ha an anunci

the dakotas, nebraska, and wyoming pummeled with wind and snow as rain, ice and snow bring dangerous conditions to the mid-atlantic >> you have to be ready to handle the worst case scenarios. >> reporter: much of the northeast now bracing for its bout with this deadly december storm system morgan chesky, nbc news, colona, louisiana. >>> let's get right to dylan dreyer who's tracking the storm. dylan, some areas that usually get a lot of snow will get a whole lot of snow this round >> that's good news for the ski resorts across new england, but we are still dealing with the snow falling across the interior northeast that could make roads very slippery. this is the area we're going to focus on now the severe threat is gone with this storm system. now we're going to see the snow as it continues to move up into the north and east we do still have blizzard warnings because of the snow and the wind through the dakotas and snow falling through minnesota too. but it's in the northeast where 15 million people are under these winter storm warnings or watches or advisories, ice is also a concer

the same massive storm system bringing blizzard conditions to parts of the northern plains, the dakotas, nebraska and wyo wyoming pummeled with ice and snow >> you have to be ready to handle the worst case scenario >> reporter: much of the northeast bracing for its bout with the deadly december storm system morgan chesky, kelowna, louisiana. >> as the storm churns east, millions are still in its past angie lassman is here with what we need to know. >> we round out the workweek still dealing with the storm system that as we started the week was on the west coast now it's tracked across entire united states and impacting folks in the northeast with rain and snow you can kind of see the transition line from boston, hartford and philadelphia. it's rain we're dealing with as we look to the interior parts of the northeast, it's the snow. let's talk about those things we will see the e whether w winter alerts u as up as far as the rainfall amounts, near boston, we could see near two inches of rain we'll be dealing with maybe two feet of snow in the infeterior areas. >>> new thisthis. >>morning

yet in 1992, he's practicing medicine again in south dakota.>> and it followed him to new york where he was now practicing medicine. >> how does this happen? how does he keep getting into these places? >> i got a call from the chief of psychiatry at the northport va medical center and she said, "you know, bruce, you're not going to believe this, but there's actually a fit here, working here at the va, and he's suspected of killing people." seemed impossible to me. but, you don't know until you check it out. >> maybe there's something there, maybe there's not, let's take a look, see what's going on. we found michael swango. and let me tell you something, he was the most handsome, charming person you'd ever want to meet. you know, if i didn't know better, i'd want to introduce him to my daughter. we talked to him briefly. we said, "you know, doctor, we heard that there's some story in the news about you actually poisoning people, is that true?" "oh, no, no, no." this was all just a big misunderstanding. and i said, "well, thank you very much, doc

specifically the great plains and the dakotas. accidents are piling up. years and perhaps no surprise wreaking havoc with the air travel system nationwide. this morning delays and cancelations stacking up. close to 3900 delays and close to 200 cancelations yesterday. likely day two of that chaos. from the dakotas to texas state officials pleading with people to take this one seriously and be prepared to hunker down at home. savannah? >> get inside and get warm, maggie. thank you. >>> the latest now on who needs to be prepared for this storm and where it might be affecting holiday travel. lots of folks about to get on planes and cars. >> absolutely. that wind is going to be a huge concern because it reduces visibility when the snow is caught up in that wind. because of that we have blizzard warnings in effect for some areas across the high plains and into the northern plains, too. so what is a blizzard? you need wind gusts up to 35 miles per hour or higher. also visibility reduced to a quarter mile or less. these conditions need to take hold for three hour

francis boarding school in south dakota, in 1952.ended the sporting school 24/7, for ten months of the year, for eight years total. the majority of my childhood i left st. francis boarding school in 1960. my boarding school experience is very painful and traumatic. i remember when i first got the school, they took us to this big room, which had six bathtubs in it. they took all of us a little guys and put us in one tub, and they scrubbed us hard with the big brush. the brush made our skins, and our backsides all raw. we had to have a haircut. the school and put all of the little guys in the same dormitory. we were together, first through fourth grades. at night time you could hear all of the children crying, lonely for their families. i remember seeing my sisters during the day, during my stay at the school, corporal punishment was common. they would discipline us by hitting us with a leather strap. it was also punishment that we -- which was a rope with several strands coming off of it. we were hit with this, and the leather strap,

the big targets at the moment is definitely take time to have this news from indiana and from south dakota, we get to expect more from other states and maybe even on a federal level. yeah, well i mean there are already other states also coming up with similar bands. maryland for example, it's a one, but then drop. if you look at the broader picture, theoretically tick tock could be bend completely here in the united states, at least just the discussion that is on the table by 10. so that is the company that don't take dotcom already 2 years ago and moved to headquarters out of mainland china to a single port. so to sort of piece the us market in the us, them authorities. but theoretically, that is definitely on the table that picked up could be banned overall. and the reason why it's basically data security and that some service could be based in china and that the chinese government could get access to data and on us use their culture in new york for thank you. now the traffic jam of oil tankers has built up in turkish waters following the european union's introduction of a $60.00 price c

leads young uses and fails to protect consumer information. closely follows the governor of south dakota, the decision to bind the app on state burns devices of more on this cross to the states and to financial correspondent young quarter, who joined us in the new york stock exchange, which i have history of the busy take talk is to be coming on the increasing pressure in the state stuff and say no, definitely. i mean there is a lot going on in the case of the tick tock for instance. there is the claim that the epis not that the episode, inappropriate content, especially to children. there's also the question of cyber old data security. so for example, the chinese government is capable of getting some user information about the location of the browsing history. and then on top of it, so some states here in the united states are also looking at their investments. so this is rivalry between the united states and china economically. and so some states are looking and if it is appropriate to invest into china owned businesses. so there is a lot going on here and one of the big targets at the

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let's bring in our governor from south dakota governor kristi noem.overnor i seem -- first of all merry christmas to you and your beautiful family. we have lots to talk about. let's start with this. you know, the president heading to the caribbean in the middle of the disaster. a lot of itself imposed by his energy costs and what's going on at the border. i remember ted cruz getting in a lot of heat media-wise when he took off to mexico during an ice storm in texas. >> yeah, that's what's interesting, in that situation with ted cruz was unpredicted. with the president, he is perpetuating all this himself. this is a national security threat that he's bringing on to our country and creating crisis after crisis by allowing us to have a border that's not secure, by not following through on policies that secure the american people by increasing our energy costs, food costs. people are suffering and he's going on vacation. so i honestly wish the president would go back to his basement. i think we did a little bit better when he was down in his basement rath

blizzard warnings that have been expanded from north dakota to upstate new york. and the ribbon of snow is going to be from chicago in through michigan. we don't see a ton of snow coming in those areas, but it's going to be blowing sideways. and we're going to see the rain comingsideways. and fluiding across i-95, where winds could exceed 50 to 60 miles an hour. so, that means tree downs and power outages, as well. and where it doesn't snow, that rain could flash freeze, because temperatures are going to drop so suddenly tomorrow and into parts of saturday. look at the numbers on friday morning, we're looking at minus 30 below in chicago. and then friday morning in through parts of the deep south, that is pipe-bursting stuff. it expands to the east during the morning hours on saturday. pittsburgh and nashville, well below zero for wind chills. on top of everything else, the nfl outdoor games are going to be brutal this weekend. linsey? >> sounds like one for the roord books. rob, thank you. >>> this massive storm hitting at the absolute worst time for holiday air

stuart: but it is south dakota. >> it is.will say , once you have a blizzard warning that's the game changer, stuart. that means winds gusting over 5t conditions, we mean travel just isn't going to happen and that's what we're sew and the blizzard conditions across south dakota, we've also had icing concerns. sioux falls, south dakota are literally living through an ice skating rink. look at these freeze warning reports that have been coming in and the images literally does look like an ice rink, so that means that travel especially for holiday travel, it is not going to be happening today and with power outages possible, it's going to take sometime to get the power back on. meanwhile you heard me mention the severe weather down south we had a confirmed tornado on the ground heading towards fort worth just a little while ago. this line of severe storms is blasting its way through the metroplex, and we have active tornado warnings across north texas and this is just the beginning. as we work our way through the next 24 hours,

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mainly up across montana into the dakotas, too, as this moves to the east.storm gusty winds and severe weather, possibly even some large hail, damaging winds, tornados a possibility out ahead of this cold front, too. but it's up across the dakotas into minnesota where we will see most of our snowfall out of this system just because it's colder. but where we have the colder air we could end up with one to two feet of snow possible, especially as you go up into eastern montana into the dakotas, too. and again, the visibility will be reduced with those very gusty winds. so it will be very dangerous for traveling. >> thank you so much. >>> let's move to a developing story. growing concern for an american college student who has been missing overseas. 21-year-old ken deland. he was studying in france but he's not been heard from in more than two weeks. molly, good morning. >> good morning to you. that's right. urgent questions about the whereabouts about 21-year-old ken deland. his family last heard from him two weeks ago. he was planning to return home to the st