and with a economic development expertise to good use in kansas and kansas communities. thank you lieutenant governor. [applause] >> not just the lieutenant governor and cabinet have gone above and beyond all you see are serving during a uniquely challenging on interstate history and the work you're putting in the paving the way for a more prosperous future to call this place home needless to say it has been an arduous couple of years for kansas in the nation we have boston loved ones, coworkers, friends and neighbors. unfortunately we continue to lose too many kansans to this virus but we also saw and continue to see the very best of kansas rise up in every corner of the state. they continue to be our heroes of one of our heroes a charge nurse of the medical intensive care unit please stand. [applause] but whitney and other front-line workers have raised their lives for two years working around the clock to keep kansans safe. please know how grateful i am and how grateful h kansas is for your dedicated service. the kansas period the neighbor helping neighbor in the stat

we are better than that and kansas. not overcomplicate the essence of the bill can be 13 words we eliminate the state sales tax on food in kansas effective immediately. [cheers and applause] just 13 words send me a clean bipartisan bill that eliminates the state sales tax on food and do it by kansas day on january 29th i will sign at the moment it hits my desk. [applause] we must not delay. every day that we delay cost kansas families money each and every day it will be a win for everyone in this room and much more importantly a win for working kansans. we all know working families need a break particularly after the last two years. this pandemic has created so many strains and stressors and challenges that we cannot let it detailed the careers are the dreams of our young people. that's why we have remained laser focused to protect their futures that meant upholding my promise to bring fiscal sanity back to our state government. it wasn't easy and not a day has gone by that i have not been tasked with making tough finan

city public library in 2020, so i mentioned it nearly 17 years in kansas city, and history professor and rise to social renovation and innovation of the college of arts and sciences and is kansas city era, and probably does not know this, we have the honor of being one of the stars of the institute last program before the pandemic began predict it was a wonderful evening celebrated with anniversary of truman and of course his son and is going to have you back with us today john herron. >> thank you very much and thank you for joining us today and as she just mentioned, this library, had a career that kansas city, my office, it was the original campus building. i was on the third floor, a small courtyard overlook an expansive campus going to see the exact spot in the summer of 1945, truman received an honorary degree from the university where he studied, but did not graduate, two decades earlier, is a pretty we have a time for the stripped of his hometown was between and afford an important event where he signed the united nation's charter and in europe where he would meet with the pr

you're looking at a street scene from downtown kansas city. this is walnut street right at the turn of the century. again, there is a level of activity in kansas city that belies its size. it was much more active of a machine than anybody could acknowledge. and this wide open town was, by almost every measure, what kansas city was. with its heartland location, its mild man inners, kansas city has been snag tiesedly the fly over our country. but the city jumped to a jazz beast. mob veettle. eventually it would end it in 1940. well, our interests this afternoon is not so much on the legacy of the pendergasts but on the connection to harry truman. and his first encounter to this family came during world war i. this sounds like an obvious statement, but the war would have a great influence on truman's life. the only one to see combat during world war, truman who was too old for the draft, signed up in 1719. he possessed leadership qualities he probably didn't know he had. but remember, in world war i, local men enlisted and then served together. a

city and an actor is at kansas city public library and dynamic it 17 year tenure at the university insas city and history professor and associate for the patient, and college of arts and sciences pretty is coeditor, and they didn't know this but we have the honor of being in one of the stars of that truman last public programs before the pandemic began it is wonderful evening to celebrate the 25th anniversary and of course, is great to have you back with us today john summa thank you very much and thank you everyone for joining us today is kathy just mentioned, before coming to the library at a career the university in kansas city and my office was the original campus building it and from my window and the first oregon looking on a small courtyard and expanded campus green to see the exact spot where in the early summer of 1945, harry truman received an honorary degree where he studied but he did not graduate, more than two decades earlier and he was a particularly heavy time for truman the trip to his hometown, but squeezed between and san francisco were assigned to the united nation

still a well-known name here in kansas city. but without the boss's support, there was not a great deal more truman could do in politics, so the early 1930s were anxious years, to be sure, for harry and his political future. as it turned out, his trepidation, however sincere, was relatively short-lived. in a 1933 letter to his wife, bess, truman confided, i had a fine talk with t.j. yesterday, boss tom, and i am still on top. well, on top might have been a little bit of a stretch. because in truth, truman's political future remained at least a little cloudy. but it was in the early summer of 1934 where his old friend, jim pendergast, once again rescued him. he reached out to let him know that the boss was interested in truman for a position in the united states senate. now, truman was not the boss's first choice. he was not the second choice. nor was he the third choice. but perhaps it doesn't matter because in the end, the machine went to work. the primary for the senate election that year was a three-way race. and once again,

kansas state's player dropping 61 points in a 94-65 win.e women's division mark of 60 held by two players. afterwards, she said she thought it was just going to be another sunday. >> another sunday getting buckets. >> not another sunday in the little apple, that's what they call manhattan, kansas. >> i like that. >>> coming up, the toddler who went on a furniture-buying spree. >> i've been so worried about this. >>> but first the future of tom brady, after seven super bowl wins, is the star quarterback done? you're watching "world news now." you're watching "world news >>> l.a. is the site of this year's super bowl, and right now four teams still have a chance to make it to the big game. >> only four. and those thoughts of a championship come after an epic nfl playoff weekend. four games, three ending on the last play of regulation. and the fourth going into overtime. overnight, a dramatic finish to what's already being called the greatest weekend of playoff football ever. >> for the win! >> the buffalo bills and kansas city chiefs trading

kansas city fans have now raised more than $413,500.onors. 7-year-old grace, a patient, writing, thank you, kansas city chiefs. >> hi, david. >> reporter: 11-year-old jackson marchetta -- >> thank you, kansas city fans, for donating money to the patricia allen fund. it means so much to me and i bet other kids like it too. >> hey, david. >> reporter: the stradley family too. their son, vignesh, a patient. >> that money is going to really help our community in providing the best treatment and care for our children here in western new york. let's go buffalo! go bills! >> hey, david. >> hey, david. >> hey, david! >> reporter: and tonight, the team at o'shy children's hospital grateful, too. >> thank you, kansas city chiefs fans, for your generosity. >> go bills! >> thank you, kansas city. >> go bills. >> although we were so disappointed in the outcome of the buffalo bills game sunday against the kansas city chiefs, we want to sincerely thank the fans for donating to the patricia allen fund. >> it was certainly one heck of a game, not only b

it was last weekend, the kansas city chiefs and buffalo bills, those final 13 seconds in overtime. victory, the chiefs fans had an idea to, start donating to bills quarterback josh allen's charity, the patricia allen fund, named after his grandmother. benefiting the o'shy children's hospital in buffalo. >> hi, david. >> reporter: brett fitzgerald, who runs the "chiefs kingdom memes" fan facebook page, helped come up with the idea. >> what i hope from this is more friendly rivalries donating to these charitable causes. win or lose both cities win. would be great to see a lot more of that. >> hi, david. >> hi, david. >> reporter: and the chiefs fans started donating. >> going forward, i hope that this is a trend that catches on across all sports. >> i hope this shows that no matter what our differences are or our rivals, we can all come together and support a good cause. how about those chiefs! >> hi, david. >> reporter: even bills fans cheering on for this. >> we really appreciate the love that you guys have been sending up from kansas city. thanks and go bills. >> reporter: tonight

banks' family had been owned by a creek family and followed a post-leahola to kansas uncle. jacob had returned to indian territory with federal troops to fight the indians that stayed with the south. in his words a disheartened private are mcdermott from the 2020th, texas cavalry seemed to confirm uncle jacobs account. i believe they will whip us and whip us all the time until we are reinforced from texas at some other point. we got so much scatteredness in the stampede that we was three days getting together and not all have come in yet. it seems that confederate soldiers truly had scattered across the country and did not regroup immediately for a counter attack or another engagement. so this battle at honey springs proved to be the largest battle fought in indian territory based on numbers approximately 9,000 men met here. and nearly 6,000 can work approximately 9,000 close to 6,000 confederates and close to 4,000 union soldiers. the confederate loss left the texas road open for union control and allowed federal troops to take fort gibson some view honey springs as a turni

food in kansas costs our families way too much.nd, even as we sit here with a record surplus, kansans continue to pay higher taxes on groceries than anyone in the country. it makes no sense. for years, many of us on both sides of the aisle had been calling for an end to the state sales tax on food. now, with this surplus in the bank and increased revenue because of our economic growth we can finally responsibly afford to totally eliminate the grocery sales tax. [applause] i have called on the legislature to send the bill to my desk, to end this tax, once and for all. it will save kansas families hundreds or thousands of dollars a year. this is a commonsense policy on which democrats and hello. caller: good morning. the issue with texas besides the gerrymandering, if you look at the growth of texas, from people moving to texas, i'm not saying what party they are affiliated with, texas has increased by two congressional representatives, from 36 to 38. if you look at new mexico, colorado, kansas, oklahoma, missouri, arkansas, texas ha

the russia/ukraine contact and a mother from kansas charged with joining isis. >>> the battle over the supreme court, is it too political? the new criticism president biden faces after pro mitsing to nominate a black woman to the court. >>> joe rogan podcast. >>> and a cinderella story for the ages. the cincinnati bengals will raise the los angeles rams in super bowl lvi. a closer look at the match up. >>> plus the latest on tom brady retiring or not. >>> good monday morning i'm mona kosar abdi. >> we begin with another winter storm. >> it cops after the historic blizzard that slammed the east coast. this morning another winter storm is taking shape threatening to bring more snow and ice from denver to chicago later this week. in boston a tighter squeeze on the city's narrow streets. >> how's your back feeling? >> i mean, geez. i'm only 18. i feel like an 80-year-old man. >> reporter: now the iconic parking space savers move in. these boston residents can save parking spots using every day household items. parts of massachusetts getting 30 inches of snow from the winter storm. on nantu

sintonía con la final de telemundo 58, a las cinco tendremos imágenes exclusivas de un vuelo entre los kansasos steelers de pittsburgh, es mi reporte en vivo desde san josé, soy cabrera noticiero telemundo 48 >>> carlos, antes de dejarte ir. me gusta el sentir de los fanáticos que entrevistas qué dice que le van a ambos equipos. cuéntanos nos de azul con rojo y el partido dividido >>> los fanáticos están divididos entre las dos elecciones. tengo que ser honestos. muchas de las personas que están aquí por no decir el 90 por ciento le van a los 49ers. en este partió del área de la bahía. esto es una jornada a todo color para venir por primera vez y disfrutando de un juego de este tipo. estaremos aquí para seguir con todo lo que acontece esta tarde. >>> gracias carlos armando. en otras noticias deportivas el serbio novak djokovic abandonó australia luego de que se le cancelara su visa ya que al no estar vacunado contra el covid-19 no podía ingresar a ese país. el tenista estuvo varios días pidiendo permiso para quedarse y jugar el abierto de australia pero las autoridades se lo negaron, a través

is it finally their year >> i mean they got to go to kansas city and beat the great mahomes.you know, i'm not carnac here, but i think -- i think, you know, bet against joe burrow at your own risk. he just simply doesn't care what you think. he doesn't care what the history says he doesn't care that a rookie quarterback has no business -- not a rookie quarterback, a second-year quarterback -- has no business being this deep into the playoffs but, again, going to kansas city and beating mahomes even though cincinnati beat kansas city in the regular season in cincinnati, i just think this is going to be a tough one for burrow. >> i was watching brady like all of us were like a hawk as he was shaking hands with friends and opposition players and all the rest when the game was over. like everyone else, i'm wondering, well, is that it? what's your call >> i don't think anybody knows. >> yeah. >> really. shep, i think -- i will just say this tom brady has always said -- he told me when he was 33 years old -- or when he was 35 -- i'm sorry, when he was 35 years old -- i want to play

one of the kansas congressman in 1933, had a really irate letter from one of his constituents, a man writing it disgusted way about a woman who was working for wages and the congressman's office in either the job ought to be given to a man who had a family. in the congressman roback, you know, i would but i don't know any man who can't type into stenography and i have to hire a prominent so women had special skills, were able to keep their jobs through the 1930s. but most women who work at very low wages for working long hours in positions that largely man did not want. things like doing laundry, things like cooking and for other people and cleaning for other people. now there's a whole lot easier for women to work outside of the home if they had no children, or if those children were old enough to take care of themselves. the social convention of the time, said that if you are a married woman and he had children, it was your responsibility to be at home, and to take care of them. in fact one of the women who i interviewed about her experiences told me that the children it needed a b

american terrorist, a mother of five from kansas is accused of helping isis and leading an all-female battalion. tonight, her alleged plan to blow up a u.s. shopping mall. new winter threat as the northeast cleans up, the next snowstorm is forming. when and where it will hit. nurses charged -- the latest on two long island caregivers arrested in a fake vaccine card scam and a handwritten ledger that shows they were raking in cash. joe rogan apologizes, one of the most popular podcasters in the world says he's sorry about covid misinformation, as musicians like neil young and joni mitchell protest spotify. england's party gate scandal, a rowdy meeting of parliament as boris johnson is forced to apologize for boozey parties during covid lockdowns. the cost of daycare in america, our look into the shocking pricf childcare costs more than a year of college, in many states. and the super bowl is set, and the world waits on tom brady's future. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for j

>> they are overwhelmed in kansas city.ason, we have seen incredible challenges in our health care network. even getting workers in our fire department and in public safety. it is a substantial concern. it is why we have brought back a number of different requirements, including a mask requirement in our schools, to a great level of controversy, to make sure that governments continue to function. schools can stay open, our hospitals can stay open, and we're doing all we can from a local government level to respond to our choices. >> brennan: you said you would consider a citywide mask mandate if deaths and hospitalizations reached a certain point. do you have a threshold there? what is holding you back? >> right now what is holding us back, in some ways, is the political challenge from the state of missouri. there have been numerous lawsuits filed by the attorney general, a republican, who has sought mask mandates and called them challenges to our freedom. he called them challenges in tyranny, and those sorts of things ever

and send pittsburgh to kansas city. >> cris: oh, my gosh! now. >> al: i thought a second let it roll all the way out. >> cris: they could have and that would have been the way they could have guaranteed themselves a spot in the playoffs and yet they still want to win the game. they still want to kick this field goal. >> al: exactly. >> cris: i'm just saying. >> al: i know what you're saying! i know. >> cris: anything can happen here. >> al: of course. 47-yard attempt. for a man who has been money. raiders in. chargers out. steelers in. >> cris: we will never know but i can't help but wonder if that time-out changed the mindset of rich bisaccia. >> al: we would like to know. will he fess up totally? >> cris: no, no. >> al: what a game. what an ending. what a season. off to postseason we go. >> cris: i've never seen like it in my whole life. >> al: you stick around long enough, you'll see everything. this was a one-off. . pittsburgh to kansas city. charrers to the off-season. raiders win 35-32. face of keenan allen. second time in 19 years, ra

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joining us, democratic congresswoman sharice davids of kansas.g. current poll numbers suggests this may be a tough midterms for democrats. how much do you think voters will judge your party based on president biden's performance in office? >> well, it's good to be here this morning. and, you know, i think that, of course, it's at the forefront of so many people's minds what is going to happen in the midterm elections. but i think that when people go to the polls, that they're probably thinking a lot more about how they're feeling. and whether or not they feel like they're doing better than they were. and i think that, you know, when it comes to getting things done, we have demonstrated that's exactly what we're here to do. and i know for the kansas 3rd, people have been very excited about the things like the american rescue plan. and things like the bipartisan infrastructure bill that we got signed into law. overall, with the progress that we've seen over the last year. >> certainly, it tells me it's true the second half of the first year in offi

kansas city's ayoka lee broke the ncaa division-one single-game women's scoring record.nts as the wildcats beat oklahoma. the junior made 23 of 30 shots from the floor and 15 of 17 from the foul line. the previous record was 60 points. >>> and shaken or stirred, robots are serving up drinks at the beijing winter olympics. a robot arm is mixing drinks at the main media center ahead of the games. it's part of the covid bubble journalists will be confined to during the olympics which begin next week. the bartending arm can mix more than a dozen cocktails in 70 to 90 seconds each. human bartenders are also there just in case extra help is needed. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," ben tracy takes us to a remote part of california that could be the key to powering electric cars of the future. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." nothing like a weekend in the woods. it's a good choice all around, like screening for colon cancer... when caught in early stages it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive... and i detect altered dna in your stool to find

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but kansas city might have karma working in their favor.n buffalo. many of those donations for $13, the same amount of seconds it took the chiefs to tie that game against the bills. the bengals are one of only 12 teams in the nfl that have never won a super bowl, and the only way they can change that is if they beat the chiefs in kansas city this weekend, which we don't want, right, rhiannon, mona? >> clearly i'm going the stay neutral on this. >> she >>> right now on "america this morning," historic storm. more than two feet of snow possible in parts of the northeast this weekend. possible blizzard conditions. people from north carolina to new england now on alert. but even florida now bracing for extreme cold. we time out the storm and the worst conditions. >>> shootout on the street. three houston police officers are shot. the hours long standoff with the suspect and what we're now learning about his past. >>> a major headline affecting the oil and gas industry. a court now canceling leases to drill in the gulf of mexico citing climate c

the state of kansas also deducts 25 percent of prisoners pay for room and board. and another 5 percent goes toward a victim swung. the prisoners also must pay for gas for the nearly 2 hour bus ride to and from the plant. in kansas is defense, they do have a lot of victims who have been impacted by a wide range of disasters, especially around small ville. elsewhere, states like texas in delaware are setting up work release programs with the restaurant industry that will train convicts when they're in prison, then hire them once they get out. it's a group on level deal for the restaurants anyway. usually, companies have to pay trainees, but not anymore. and i'm like, all those ungrateful coven quitters living off unemployment. ex. cons won't have any better options, so bosses can pay them next to nothing. it'll probably get awkward. shake shack when a customer asks is my order ready? i just heard buzzing, and they'll have to say no. that's just my ankle bracelet. contracts negotiated between prisons and private industries stipulate that a certain number of prisoners

now we have to watch a new storm that includes parts of colorado, kansas, st. it as we get closer. >> the ice is no joke. george? >>> to washington now where president biden is facing tough numbers in our latest abc news poll with ipsos. three out of four question the president's pledge to consider only black women for the seat. we go back to our senior white house correspondent, mary bruce. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. the search here at the white house is now under way. the president is committed to fulfilling the campaign promise to nominate the first black woman to the supreme court. that latest polling shows the majority of americans question that pledge and wish the president would take a different approach. three-quarters of americans want the president to consider all possible nominees. some republicans criticizing the president's move saying it just underscores this is a political process. now the white house hasn't put out an official list of candidates. we learned that 14 women are being considered. biden said he'll announce

in donna's case the kids are pro bowl nfl stars and the place are kansas city.night. donna started the day in tampa cheering on jason and the eagles. after a tough loss to the bucs, donna hopped on a rick shaw outside of raymond james stadium to take her to an uber. after a quick wardrobe change, she boarded her flight from tampa to kansas city. she hustled to arrowhead stadium just in time to see her son, travis, who usually catches touchdowns, throw his first td pass in the nfl as the chiefs rolled to victory. and donna did not come all that way not to see her son after the game, even if it meant crashing the postgame press conference. >> i will go first to donna kelsey. >> i'm sorry, what? >> yes, it's your mom. how good did that feel after all these years in. >> oh, man, to finally throw a touchdown like i used to tell my mom when i was like 5 years old i was going to eventually throw a touchdown in the national football league. i finally got it done. it only took me nine years. >> that's amazing there's another big game in kansas city for travis and, more i

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kansas is still the pilot light of freedom for america. as long as it continues to burn, i believe our brightest days are yet to come. and mr. speaker, i stand today to invite all of my colleagues to join me and 30 other representatives from both sides of the aisle in the newly formed congressional f.f.a. caucus. representative panetta and i established this caucus to serve as an informal group dedicated to issues affecting the next generation of agriculture leaders and students pursuing jobs in food. as a past f.f.a. president, i'm dedicated to raising awareness of school-based agriculture program, f.f.a., and the next generation that will feed and clothe the world. this is a school-based national leadership program that plays an integral role in preparing the next generation of leaders who will change the world. and i sincerely hope my colleagues in the house will continue joining our caucus to support agriculture and the students who are passionate about that. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: thank you, mr.

louis, kansas city, or anywhere across the state, our relentless focus on work force development and infrastructure is paying dividends for all missourians. our unemployment rate sits at 3.5%. that's below where we were before the pandemic and below the national average. and when we had an all-time high of 385,000 individuals on unemployment, we knew we had to take action and solve this problem. missouri was one of the first in the nation to cut off the federal unemployment benefits and today only 21,000 are drawing benefits. this was the right call and the right thing to do. [applause] we're finding economic success that with 116,000 job openings across the state, now more than ever it is important to double down on work force development and skill up our workers to fill these open jobs. we can't be satisfied with the same as before. we must focus on making our state even stronger. even during the pandemic we created more than 21,000 new jobs. we saw nearly 5.2 -- $5.2 billion in private investment. in 2021 we saw new businesses and existing businesses expand their footprint here in

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