his talk there was at noontime, the des moines register reports that thousands of people turned up in iowa city. they started lining up at 7:30 a.m. for an event that wouldn't start until noon. the des moines register reports that lines to get in stretched multiple city blocks, and they had to set up a whole separate overflow event in iowa in february to go to a noontime meeting with bernie sanders. and this is not just a bernie sanders phenomenon. this, for example, was the no special occasion regular organizing meeting last night for the indivisible chapter in collingswood, new jersey. they again had guessed that there might be an unusually large amount of interest, given everything that's going on. so they booked a hall that could hold a huge number of people for just a regular organizing meeting. on a wednesday night, they booked a hall that could hold 450 people, but they filled that 450 seat room, and then another 200 people showed up and could not get in, and they decided they would just meet in the parking lot instead. >> you might have also. >> seen recent headlines just over

blizzard warning continues in des moines, iowa.nsula here, wausau, green bay are under a winter weather advisory. we're not going to see a lot more additional snow. it's just so windy that it's picking up the snow and tossing it around. and that's where the issues are. here's the current wind gusts. and if you have a flight today, there's a lot of delays out there because of this huge storm. most of the wind gusts right now are in saint louis at 29. that's not too bad. so it was worse earlier, but we still have those high wind warnings around kansas city to des moines. chris will be happy to be done with this storm by later on this evening. and for your own personal forecast, it looks like around 430 in new york city is when the heavy rains come through. >> oh, great. just about when i'm walking home. >> that's why i told you. >> thank you, bill, for that. well, with americans reeling from rising food prices, there is some good news today for fans of shake shack. the fast food joint just launched its first ever combo meal, followin

what do african nations name this to love will be very positive fe moines, vicky if ranma is lucky enough here and you said him was assigned to the police show i city that on the, on us that has any cognitive into this basis for immunization rates are also, due to misinformation i me see on the bottom it is this is you need them to you want to part of what i've seen as you know, up on the left will be your company on the data. what a mazda, i appreciate that. why is alpha side to do a lot of duty to view? so they do mean maybe they will as a little of the not allowed for the at the end of the news media allow for blast off again. most a johnny grinds living in the fishing industry. the main source of income from many senegalese villages. when the pandemic, she's the ones that the vaccine. so are you vaccinated? no, no. i say no, linda from that i know of your daughter's guy in there, but you're not seeing any idea on time window. i'm of the now with choose the need to get out all the data. not the same. i would say a little more myself. yeah, most of you. yeah. let's say a 4 month fail gi

what do african nations name this to love will be part of the fe moines. fricky port ranma as the vaccine us here, and you said him was assigned to the police show a city that on on that that has any cognitive into this basis for immunization rates are also due to misinformation. are you ready to come me see or not? is it even do you need them? can you put it on the books in that? as you know, up on the left will be your company on the data. what a mazda and basically the wife is on fine side of do a lot of duty to v said 80 members. wow. maybe they will because a little of the not allowed for the end of the nice up with the media, allow for blast off again. most a johnny grinds and living in the fishing industry, the main source of income from many seneca leaves, villages. when the pandemic, she's the ones that the vaccine. so are you excited? no, no. if i say no, i'm under some of that. i don't know if it's out as guy and if i went on with them about the now question is the need to get back at all the data, not the same. i failed them on myself. let's say a $1000000.00. so gives us, i'v

with ministration, to put an end or to go to what's happening or to pull out the fighters or des moines, but the most in shopping to do been doing massacres through snowboards. you're move in by meals in the to the how the starting and bus or button, what are you a, the villages the assume the goals is just stuck. we're living in the mid sentries, about $10.00 to $0.21 and the additional human rights. also, the cost has been resolved or to $6440.00 is old, one for $40.00. the situation was too much for under additional international help desk support. competitors introduce genocide and behavioral calls that these criminals are going to the reported massacre has turned the locals into refugees as the situation worsens by the de groups of syrians continue heading to a neighboring 11 on as they seek refuge. they say they are being targeted because of their estimate identity connecting the we would displaced we left and crossed the river, taking our children with us, not being able to sleep under the shining. i know the situation is very bad. it is no longer possible to live in syria anymor

promises from the station to put an end to, to, to what's happening or to pull out the fighters or des moines. but the motion sharpening they've been doing massacres. they've snowboard short lived in palm euros in the to the how the storming bus or button or the a, the villages the assume the goals is just stuck. we're living in the mid sentries. but in the $21.00 sentence, additional human rights also because husband was alternate to $6440.00 was old one for $40.00. the situation was too much for under additional international home support to put introduce genocide and behavior cause that discriminates, i believe the 11 on now here on the program where the it's really ministry's bombardment inflicted large scale destruction last year. and while the truth of the claim that only targeted has blah military sites, the reality on the ground, tell us a very different story. here's our correspond in southern lebanon, just weeks after attentive sci fi with these, well, the scales, the disruption becomes more power into the state policies, as well as less than the whole site of the south with the tar

iowa state trooper paul gardner showing the frozen tundra on u.s. 20 northwest of des moines. up to a foot of snow in parts of the upper midwest. minnesota governor tim walz declaring a state of emergency. conditions across the twin cities metro deteriorating by the minute. overnight, a stretch of interstate 80 near lincoln, nebraska, shut down for a time after multiple crashes there. first responders racing through the blowing snow to rescue drivers. watch this tractor trailer tips over. outside garden city, kansas. winds gusting more than 90 miles an hour in parts of the state. meanwhile, torrential rain and powerful thunderstorms slamming the i-95 corridor outside charlotte. multiple buildings torn apart by a confirmed ef one tornado with 90 mile an hour winds. families in north texas and outside oklahoma city cleaning up after multiple confirmed tornadoes touched down in the last 24 hours. and sadly, officials in mississippi say at least three people are dead in the state, including a man electrocuted by a fallen power line. and david, it is a brutal ride home as those sto

bright spot in your landscape and accelerate what works what doesn't work in a conversation in des moines new york. please come to the roundtable after this summer funders and education to continue this conversation have an ability to drill down and learn from some of the folks doing innovative work. with that i will turn it back over too executive director bill mcbride. >> thank you governor. thank you. special thanks to all of our speakers on this concludes nj 2025 winter meeting. we look forward to seeing everyone in colorado for a summer meeting july 24 through the 26th in colorado springs at the broadmoor so mark your calendars. thank you and have a safe evening. meeting is adjourned. see you all in colorado ♪ ♪-- to avoid

we have blizzard warnings from des moines, omaha, and kansas city. expecting 50 to 70 mile per hour winds. these are areas that today have been near 60 degrees. then tonight, the temperature crashes. we're going to have people losing power because of the wind. it's not like they're going to get a ton of snow, but it's going to be blowing and drifting all over the place. this is quite a storm typical for late winter and early springs. >> thank you. >>> serena williams is making headlines in a new sport. >> and how many people watched the oscars? bertha coombs has more. >> serena williams is getting into basketball. the tempo, a new wnba expansion team announced monday that williams is joining the ownership group and added that williams will play an active role in the team's branding, including the design of its future jerseys. >> she's designed a lot of her own tennis outfits. >> her investment still needs final approval from the league. and 18 million people tuned in to the academy awards on sunday, citing nielsen data. host abc said there was an 8%

this was just west of des moines.ls are warning people to stay off the roads if possible, because roads are becoming impassable. and drivers are crashing here in california. snow also causing some dangerous road conditions for drivers on highway 80 heading to the sierra. here's a live look now. there's donner summit, snowy conditions for sure. last night there was a flurry of snow that was leaving some of the roadways, icy and dangerous causing several overnight accidents. and we talked travelers who say yesterday's storm was unlike anything they had seen before. >> you see out here stream weather's cold. not accidents line is nobody wants to respect the. adverse conditions on the road right? >> the california high patrol says before you hit the road, be prepared for delays and check the conditions before you leave. let's check in now with meteorologist connor grogan sandwich i got. yeah, they did pretty well. we're expecting between a half foot foot. that's about what they got us. 70 right now is just a winter wonder

so, tractors, for example, made in des moines, iowa also partially made in mexico and the crop duster are made in this part of the world in that part of the world. all that is to say that the farmers will pay a lot more for their equipment. they will be paying a huge amount more for their fertilizer. in america, the way the farming works here is you need a lot of fertilizer and potash comes from canada or russia. those are the two options. you're not probably going to get any from russia. you will need it from canada, we are right there. and you cannot export potash. it's in the ground. he can't just get it. there's some in ukraine, sure, but is economically feasible to get it from ukraine we need to get it from canada, it's a no-brainer. farmers are very concerned about the cost of fertilizer, they are concerned about the cost of equipment and they are in the red states words to the eight producers and agricultural sector. i could go on about every possible sector but i won't because we don't have time for that. but you can imagine them yourselves and just get a sense of all the thin

liberal host john fugelsang joining us from new york and center right talk show host jeff angelo in des moines, iowa. thank you both for being here with us. a lot to discuss. john, let's start with this new jobs report. job gains were up lower than expected. but still economists say it was solid. is this something that your listeners are particularly paying attention to? and also just help us understand who your listeners are. >> well, thank you so much. it's lovely to be here. our listeners are the evening audience on sirius xm progress. although the way radio is going right now, about half of our audience listens live every night on the progress channel and about half listen, you know, on demand, on the app and on the podcast. people are it's really on the left, on a spectrum from fear to outrage. the stock market is crashing, prices are going up. we're breaking laws, appeasing dictators. and folks are scared. folks are trying to figure out where they should focus their outrage. i'm glad the jobs report is better than expected, but it's very, very early yet. these policies have not gone into

it is a doctor who teaches at des moines university. his name is doctor jonathan crosby. warrior.d vaccines. and if you think that's about to be gender and freak out, no, i'm talking about like the vaccine for covid 19. well, doctor crosby spoke out against this and i want to share it with you. >> our students want no part of practicing here with bills like this on the table. you are chasing them off. so you go ahead. pass it. chase off the best and brightest. by all means, go ahead. as the kids are saying these days. go ahead and f around. sooner or later, you're going to find out. >> in the end, the bill was not considered by the senate committee this week, which means it is likely dead this year. but doctor crosby, speaking truth to power is exactly what paul was talking about tonight. he's a warrior, and he's taking us off the air tonight. all right, gang zeke. charles. paul, thank you for joining me. great to see you. paul can whip out his flask now, but we are signing

this is what a dozen eggs cost in des moines, iowa, today.ay. you know, that's where i would start. and then, you know, americans don't generally, or at least the truism is that they don't vote on foreign policy. but i think it's unsettling to a lot of people to see the atlantic alliance being essentially blown up by president trump and all this instability. so she can talk about that, talk about national security. i would come back to the economy. i think that's that was his, you know, president trump's strength during the campaign. and it's turning into a weakness now. >> certainly was one of his biggest selling points during the campaign. eugene robinson stopping by with us on way too early. but we will see you on morning joe. thank you as always. earlier in the show, we asked you, why are you awake? diane says she's up to mark the last day of indulgence before lent begins. it is mardi gras, after all. for her, that means making hundreds of pancakes for her kids. middle school. yum. that sounds great. also, am i giving anything up for lent

and so matt was raised outside of des moines iowa and went on to graduate from the university of iowa where he earned his bachelor of art and master of business administration and jury juris doctor. and i have to state for the committee this is very important. he was a university iowa hawkeye football player and did take the team to the 1991 rose bowl that is probably one of his most significant achievements and as an iowa state cyclone i try not to hold this against him. so matt has proudly served our state and country. as the u.s. attorney for the southern district of iowa in private practice, and most recently as the former acting attorney general of the united states. people are often surprised to learn how matt and i became friends. so it all began in 2013 during a heated five-way primary for united states senate. which culminated in 2014. as we both crisscrossed iowa working hard to earn the nomination for republican running for united states senate we would often run into each other at the same events. and literally, we could finish each other's sentences. we knew our stump spe

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that's a live picture from our affiliate w h in des moines, iowa. damaging winds and tornadoes this morning, with parts of the country bracing for severe weather and blizzard conditions. nbc news correspondent maggie vespa has the latest. >> this morning. >> a late. >> winter whiteout with monster blizzards bearing down on millions across the. >> midwest. >> causing treacherous. travel on the roads just in time for the morning commute. >> this massive. >> storm system wreaking. >> havoc across. >> much of the country. in mississippi. >> local media. >> reports two. >> people were killed and a. >> third hospitalized by falling trees. >> and downed power lines. authorities have yet to confirm whether the incidents were. indeed weather related. >> blinding dust. >> storms sweeping across texas, with at least. seven tornadoes confirmed in oklahoma. >> i was scared. >> i mean. >> i was just said the prayer. >> i just said, god, don't let. >> us, any of us get killed. >> this high school's. >> roof in plano torn to shreds. >> the small. >> planes tossed.

l'incident a été identifié le 19 février, soit moins de 2 mois après le début des opérations.société mauritanienne des hydrocarbures et la petrosen. la production annoncée du projet est d'environ 2,5 millions de tonnes de gaz naturel liquéfié par an. c'est l'une des plus vieilles affaires, mais également l'un des plus grands mystères de la ve république: l'enlèvement de l'opposant marocain mehdi ben barka, le 29 octobre 1965, près de la brasserie lipp, à paris. pour en parler, david servenay, auteur de la bd "ben barka, la disparition", avec le dessinateur jacques raynal, aux éditions futuropolis. la 1re question que je voudrais vous poser, c'est: pourquoi avez-vous choisi de raconter cette histoire par la voie d'une bande dessinée? - david servenay: pour plusieurs raisons. d'abord, mehdi ben barka était un des grands leaders du tiers-monde à l'époque. c'était un très fin politique, assez radical dans ses idées. il a des idées de gauche et ne s'en cache pas. mais il peut aussi être pragmatique. lorsqu'il disparaît et qu'il est tué, on perd quelqu'un qui a une vraie envergure e

dans moins de deux heures, emmanuel macron s'adressera aux français. allocution en lien avec l'ukraine et la situation internationale. quel sera son message? veut-il rassurer? veut-il préparer les esprits à une économie de guerre? eléments de réponse dès le début de ce journal. volodymyr zelensky martèle qu'une paix durable reste tout à fait réalisable si l'europe et les etats-unis oeuvrent ensemble. washington annonce avoir suspendu le partage de renseignements. des informations cruciales pour l'armée ukrainienne. emmanuelle chaze est en direct. l'ukraine, il en a été peu question dans le discours de donald trump

de nouvelles frappes russes ont fait au moins 14 morts et une trentaine de blessés en ukraine.our le président américain donald trump, il est plus facile de traiter avec la russie qu'avec l'ukraine. nous irons à kiev dès le début de ce journal. en syrie, plus de 300 civils alaouites tués depuis jeudi par les forces de sécurité selon l'observatoire syrien des droits de l'homme. il s'agit des violences les plus meurtrières depuis que les rebelles ont chassé le dictateur bachar al-assad et mis