chris ingalls died president of the national barley growers association from fertile minnesota, i certainlyw where that is. amy france chair of the national sorghum producer scott city kansas. josh y introduced a minute ago mr. garrett moore, member of the u.s. peanut federation from chancellor alabama, mr. ken beall's cousin american sugar beet hours association from dora minnesota and that leads us to mrs. jennifer james, board of directors usa rice newport arkansas, and i know how excited are chairman is to introduce both you and mr. reid i see how he bookend at this deal which doesn't surprise me. >> thank you very much for your help. i did mention that inadvertently that i said when i introduced senator moran i said the great state of texas inadvertently i was thinking about my wife she's from texas. i think he is still a little upset about it. hopefully we can give them some special dispensation as a result. >> i understand he's from arkansas i understand why he would be upset. me at this again out a little bit extra to our arkansas folks. nathan read great arkansan from marianna loca

2024 cycle as well as handling of emergency situations and threat, those were part of the national association of secretaries of state winter conference here in washington. it's just over an

he holds memberships with the national medical association, the national association of health services executives, the american public health association, and kampala if a cyophoria ternial. it showcases minimum wagement. furthermore, he also serves on the boards of directors of the omaha chamber of commerce, the nebraska methodist college, the health center association of nebraska, heartland community health network, the bridge family resource connector network, and nebraska department of health and human services medicaid advisory committee. it's crystal clear he's not just a professional of the highest caliber, but great community leader who exemplifies service and make ago commitment and make ago difference in our communities. his accomplishments include the university of nebraska at omaha young alumni achievement award. university of nebraska omaha college of public affairs and community service annual award of excellence. and the national association of community health centers, the betsy cape cook grassroots m.v.p. award. the urban league of nebraska african-american leadership

national association of people interested in public health of professional society. it has been around since 1872. we are funded from membership dues, revenue from the annual meeting, revenue from our publications and some grants including federal grants. host: who are your members? guest: they are people who work in the state and local health departments who teach and do research at our nation's health centers, public interest groups like the diabetes association and other nonprofits interested in health, a lot of them small. host: as the executive director of the american public health association, is rfk junior qualified to serve as health and human services secretary? guest: we believe he is the wrong guy for this job. we don't believe he has the proper training, the management skills and the judgment to do this job well and we saw that on full display during the two hearings he had this week. host: talk about proper training. what is needed? guest: somebody with a background in health. we have had a lot of attorneys in that job but they all had health e

of government guaranteed lenders, international franchise association, national restaurant association, georgia public policy foundation, governor of georgia brian kemp, association of women's business centers, economic and community development institute, u.s. black chambers incorporated, at the national small business association. without objection, so ordered. so at this time we will go ahead and move on to questions. i now recognize myself for five minutes of questions. senator loeffler, in our conversation you made it clear given your time in the senate you understand the role of congress. you denoted, you denoted give your business experiences, you view us as your board and the taxpayers as your shareholders with responsibilities to all of us to ensure the sba moves forward in the right direction. unfortunately the biden administration did not share this view. i repeatedly requested information and those requests were ignored. can you commit to provide this committee with the documents and information requests in a timely manner? >> absolutely. i look forward to a collaborative a

the national association of manufacturers said that we will lose manufacturing jobs, machinists union, we will lose jobs. this is just all last night all this came out. home builders, national association home builders have said it's going to increase the cost of home building because of issues with timber and the like. so this is not what american economy needs right now. i favor targeted tariffs for things like china, like china's steel dumping and the effect that had on the iron ore mines in minnesota and throughout the country. i favored these targeted tariffs. but he is not using a chisel. he is using a sledge hammer. >> i want to turn senator to the friday evening's purge of fbi officials, investigators from across the country. i can't emphasize enough how how stunning this is and how alarming this this action should be. and i just wanted to ask you, just for your reaction to that news, which is still an ongoing developing story, of course. >> literally. kash patel, just hours before, had said in his confirmation hearing, among many other things, that there would not be a purge

that's the smallest share since the national association of realtors began collecting data in 1981. it's not just mortgage rates driving up costs out of state. investment firms have been buying up properties to rent, and with supply already low, that demand has sent costs soaring. that's been the case in milwaukee, wisconsin, in 2022. our correspondent dan lieberman traveled there to see how the nonprofit acts housing was hoping to level the playing field for local residents. two years later, he checks back in. they're out here like wolves. desziree tyson has watched in recent years as out of state investors bought up homes throughout her milwaukee neighborhood. so when the house across the street became vacant, she was concerned. we're not going to let an investor come from out of state and take over our property and move anybody in it, and they live out of state. they don't see what's going on. so no. but then lisa brooks, a longtime milwaukee resident, knocked on her door. she wanted to buy that house across the street to live in, but she needed help asking desziree to sign a cit

of government guaranteed funders, international franchise association, national restaurant association, georgia public policy foundation, governor of georgia brian kemp, association of women's business centers, economic and community development institute, u.s. black chambers incorporated in the national small business administration. without objection, so ordered. at this time, we will go ahead and move on the questions. i now recognize myself for five minutes of questions. senator loeffler, in our conversation, you made it clear that given your time in the senate, you understand the role of congress. you denoted given your business experiences give u.s. as your board and the taxpayers as your shareholders with the responsibility to ensure the sba moves forward in the right direction. unfortunately, the biden administration did not share this view. i repeatedly requested information, and those requests work ignored. can you commit to provide this committee with the documents and information it requests in a timely manner? ms. loeffler: absolutely. i look forward to a partnership. sen.

also with us, jay timmons, ceo of the national association of manufacturers, the largest manufacturingiation here in the u.s, representing small and large manufacturers in all 50 states. good morning to both of you. really great to great to have you here on a morning like this. jay, if you don't mind, i'm going to start with you. you put out some research over the weekend. you say that these tariffs are going to cost u.s. manufacturers an additional $144 billion every year. what's creating that additional cost. what does that mean for the manufacturing sector. >> yeah well good morning frank. look i just to start it off, i represent manufacturers in the united states. we want to see manufacturing grow here, but that means we've got to have the right conditions, the right tax policies, the right regulatory policies, and anything that adds to the cost of doing business in the united states makes it more difficult to invest and hire and raise wages. so as we see the impacts of these tariffs, we're going to have to see what happens to the american consumer. we're going to have to see what

jump using a rope to kind of guide them to success like jumping to its success time go the national association for double dutch organizations was started by leila little to try and grow the sport. she fears is dying. so important to keep let you live in the communities because >> most cost-effective ways to stay to be little says double dutch is black history and she wants more kids to get excited about this part of their culture. >> we try to get more girls off the phone and in the rose and it's newark native brought her daughter to see their first ever competition. proud to see this happening in the place. she calls home. so find really millet reporting for us there. love a good doubled. yeah, you do that. a lot my daughters into come 4 news at 6 o'clock created being with 6 o'clock created being with us tonight. everybody. touch can mean so many things. even for people with moderate-to-severe eczema. touch can make two feel like one. or simply be a helping hand. dupixent can help you stay ahead of eczema as you welcome the feeling of touch. dupixent helps block a key source of inflammation

this was the national council of nonprofits, the american public health association that was seeing in real-time the harms to health care. there were reports about medicaid portals being closed. the main street alliance, which is small businesses across the country. and a civil rights advocacy organization. the federal court was able to pause the administration's arbitrary activities and extended that clause last week. there will be more briefing. this is an example of arbitrary behavior by this administration that is not only troubling from a legal perspective, it is troubling from a human perspective because this is not serving anyone. you saw the white house come out scrambling after the court ruled. members of congress were having to mobilize because their communities were not getting what they needed. i think the courts provided an important check. i think this is a preview of how this administration is going to operate. what we are seeing is they are not operating in a way that is making people's lives better in the day to day but operating in a chaotic way causing uncertainty an

you know, the national association of manufacturers, jay timmons on the other day and he forecast that if the tariffs go in like on canada and mexico will be worth 144 billion that downward. and that has to be some effect. but i think in the near term people aren't necessarily worried so much about that right now, except maybe the auto industry, because it's unclear what's actually going to happen in this situation. >> all right. i also want to look ahead. >> businesses have been still pretty strong. >> i want to look at we got the jobs report coming up later today. i'm looking last month manufacturing actually lost 13,000 jobs. i want to talk to you about your business in particular, how is hiring right now and also how are tariffs going to impact you? we've talked to you about this before. i know you do a lot of domestic manufacturing, but how do you see the potential of tariffs and maybe even retaliatory tariffs impacting your business. and give us a little kind of color when it comes to hiring as well? >> okay. three things. one, first of all, we make in the markets where we sell.

as we can see, according to the latest, the, as a research from the us national association of home builders, kennedy was actually helping the us to fix the housing crisis. so here was mexican president said countries do need cooperation, but so cooperation cannot be down by right to me. so i think get the global tar with what is alerts and everyone should be a large for the us. the global target was all right, thank you for analysis to attend digital reporter and international relations analyst send that show way. okay, thank you for having me here. in the global crips, the currency market is suffering. what is said to be a record fall in the past 24 hours an estimated $2000000.00 in trade have been liquidated. some contribute this dropped to donald trump's freshly imposed tariffs on in parts from canada and mexico and china and visit our website or to com for a full breakdown and more the welcome to across the board. horns were all things are considered on peter level. does trump actually have a plan to end the ukraine conflict? it doesn't appear so also the new administration is actively

the association of police organizations, national police association, united federation of police officers, police benevolent association, the united coalition for public safety -- i will put these in the record. senator tillis? sen. tillis: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank my colleague, senator welch, for being so measured and respectful in the way he engaged with you. i would like to cover a few things. i don't know if it will take seven minutes or not. i want to go back to the "we" versus "i." in your exchange with my colleague from one of my former states that i lived in, louisiana, he repeatedly said "you," with respect to preparing a memo, or documents and he repeatedly said "we." so you are somebody who doesn't say i a lot even though it was the lead that got things done. i appreciate how you focused on that. now let's talk about how things changed over time. i don't know if presidential candidate clinton ever claimed that president trump president trump were legitimately elected. i know that stacey abrams never really allowed or acknowledged that governor kemp was governor

waffle house is a member of the national restaurant association. how bird flu and egg prices could affect your next meal or the restaurant sector stocks you might own, martial restaurant association president and ceo. boy, i mean, this is pretty serious. 50 cents surcharge per egg. i don't know how many eggs go into a single waffle, but i'm getting nervous here -- >> i eat 346 egg omelettes, so i know that's -- 3-egg omelettes. it is definitely significant. and when you think about restaurants like waffle house that have a men withdrew that is so focused on an -- menu that is so focused on an egg in their meal, it's a big increase that you're seeing across all menu items. liz: you are the voice of so many restaurants and restaurant chains. we know exactly how much they hurt during the supply chain crisis. a lot of them didn't make it. >> right. liz: so many restaurants went under. what are you hearing now about the price of eggs? >> one of the things that restaurant operators have really learned through the pandemic and the inflationary periods tha

national association of people interested in public health of professional society. it has been around since 1872. we are funded from membership dues, revenue from the annual meeting, revenue from our publications and some grants including federal grants. host: who are your members? guest: they are people who work in the state and local health departments who teach and do research at our nation's health centers, public interest groups like the diabetes association and other nonprofits interested in health, a lot of them small. host: as the executive director of the american public health association, is rfk junior qualified to serve as health and human services secretary? guest: we believe he is the wrong guy for this job. we don't believe he has the proper training, the management skills and the judgment to do this job well and we saw that on full display during the two hearings he had this week. host: talk about proper training. what is needed? guest: somebody with a background in health. we have had a lot of attorneys in that job but they all had health e

conference of mayors, national league of cities, u.s. association of counties, firefighters, teachers, police throughout the country, they all support restoring state and local tax deduction because it's not fair to pay taxes on taxes you've already paid and is not fair governments have relied on that deduction for a long time and it was taken away from them relatively quickly. it's not fair people did get tax cuts and part of the country at some income levels but in other places like mine they didn't get those benefits. i want to ask each of the witnesses, if you recognize that the state and local tax deduction is important to a lot of taxpayers in the country, ms. gallagher, you are an accountant? ms. gallagher: yes, cpa. rep. suozzi: i used to be a cpa. do you think the tax deduction was beneficial to a lot of people at one time? ms. gallagher: when it was fully deduction impacted all taxpayers, probably higher income taxpayers more just because they pay more tax. rep. suozzi: that's an interesting point, higher income, like what is the middle cl

revisited, published by the heritage foundation, which is adamant about mens rea, and the national association of criminal defense lawyers, quote, ensuring that an adequate mens rea provision is included in statutes and regulations that create criminal offenses is critical. the heritage foundation says it is critical to specify that there must be a culpable or guilty state of mind before we put people behind bars. it appears that nearly every state recognizes this fact when drafting their statutes carefully to address the fears and consequences associated with people fleeing law enforcement. we don't want people going to jail because they were simply moving away from a person they thought was a criminal who turns out to be, for example, an undercover police officer. as a matter of fact, of the states represented by the 32 co-sponsors of this legislation, all but two of them specifically require at minimum an audible or visual signal to stop the vehicle to prove that there was intentional flight from a pursuing officer. and looking at statutes that address similar conduct in all 50 states, ther

sometimes even marxist and their ideology and if you think i'm being hyperbolic this in 2000 the national association of scholars reported that democrat professors outnumbered, outnumbered professors by a ratio of roughly 9 to 1 on top us campuses, female professors outnumbered their female professors identifying as democrats outnumbered their republican counterparts by 16 to 1. at cornell, the college fix reported a couple of years ago that democrat professors outnumbered. republicans 98 to 1. the history department are dominated by instructors who embrace howard zinn's book a people's history of the united states, which was in 1980. howard was a well-known marx who said that, and i quote, history is a weapon. and dedicated his life to rewriting history to oust our heroes. their pedestals. zinn's work was notoriously and biased. he viewed history as a quiet revolution. and he said, and i quote, not a revolution in the classical of a seizure of power, but rather from people beginning to take power from within the institutions, end quote. so we saw to replace historical facts with ideology and propaga

2024 cycle as well as handling of emergency situations and threat, those were part of the national association of secretaries of state winter conference here in washington. it's just over an hour. c-span. >> let's get started. maria benson, chair grassley:'s senior director of communication -- nassw's senior director of communication. we are the last to know but the first ones to have to fix it. we are ready. it is handled. so kidding aside communications is one of the most vital secretary. important information like voting, last-minute election alerts and updates communication. the linchpin of getting through it. a good strategy features principles like the ones here and there supporting teams. communicating during crises, like bomb threats are make or break. one wrong move and safety can be in jeopardy. trust in the process can be damaged, not to mention the health of our democracy. secretary schmidt of pennsylvania, secretary simon, secretary raffensperger and secretary hobbs and his assistant secretary. each secretary will outline how they work with their own teams, local election official

. >> carley: back at the national association says trump's power grab would steal resources from most expose class sizes, at job training exercises and take away education services and that civil rights protections. americans did not vote for and do not support ending federal government's commitment to ensuring equal educational opportunities for every child. two-part question here because we have a lot to get to in a short period of time. please respond to that criticism and also have you spoke to donald trump about this? do you think he will sign the executive order to abolish the d.o.e.? >> let me say this, that lady go to that person has lost the right to say anything. 70% of the children fourth grade through eighth grade cannot read and write. they have nothing to say on this topic. whatever we will do will focus to make sure our kids will push the power and the money back to the parents. a lot of payments in the state to figure out how to do it best and hold people accountable. we hold school boards accountable. they will do the best job because obviously, it is not working in d

. >> no wiggle room they are, national association of manufacturers says of the tax cuts expire it could cost 6 million jobs, $500 billion in lost wages more than $1 trillion fall in the gdp and more than that, all americans would see a 20% increase in taxes, the other mandate bringing down prices. listen. >> how long will it take to cycle through and get some prices americans are paying to come down? >> prices at the store and the grocery pump across the board, the president is doing everything he can to reduce the cost of living crisis in this country as quickly as possible. that is why he signed a litany of executive orders across the board. >> reporter: she could not give an exact timeline but bringing down prices as well as the tax cuts puts more money and americans wallet and that is what the president is trying to do. stuart: we hear it, thanks so much. let's just suppose for one awful moment tax cuts are not extended. what would that do? >> that would be an instant correction in the market. thing about this. you have 20% tax hike on the american consumer who is the engine of the

paul: business people, chambers, national association for manufacturing for this a lot of pressure there diving. so he looked for non- tariff concessions from these two countries, which he could have gotten a couple weeks ago. to say i am putting this on hold. but what we know about donald trump multi likes tears were not sure why he likes terrorists is it because he thanks he can get countries to behave? that is one argument is it because it thanks he can rave raise a lot of revenue? that's another argument is it because he thanks he can have fleet self-sufficient u.s. economy we don't have to deal with the another world? that's another argument none of us will hold up in the long run. i think in the short run he will continue the threatening. paul: kim, what will be the cost of the economic cost if the president doesn't decide he's going to compose these tariffs after all, after 30 days? >> and think there will be significant cost. the theory that you hear from trump officials is, this will simply inspire more companies to manufacture here in the united states or if they outsource prod

this was part of the national association of secretaries of state winter conference in washington. it's just over an hour. >> let's get started. hi, everyone. i am maria benenson, senior director of communications. i often joke with our executive director leslie reynolds that communications folks like myself are the last to know but the first ones to have to fix it, so basically you throughout this presentation you're going to hear about how it is handled, we are ready. keeping aside communications is one of the most vital functions of the secretary's office, letting you know what you do, how you do it and how you can help them and alerts them to important information like voting, last-minute election alerts and other timely updates, but we are here to talk about crisis communication. communicating during a crisis is the linchpin of getting through it. good communications strategy like the ones you have here and there supporting themes, communicating during up crisis with bomb threats at polling place like we saw in pennsylvania and georgia are make or break situations. one wrong m

0, 9, during this black history month, we recognize the naacp being founded the national association for the advancement of colored people is america's oldest and largest civil rights organization. wayne gretzky scored his 100 53rd point of the season. breaking national hockey league records. and in 1984, cale yarborough became the first daytona 500 qualifier about 200 miles per hour. the beatles performed their first new york city concerts at carnegie hall. and we remember american cartoonist charles and shoals best known for creating the comic strip. peanuts featuring his 2 best known characters, charlie brown and snoopy. he died in 2000. >> 10 27 still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news peak at the preparations for the [♪♪] are you one of the millions of americans who suffer from an upset stomach after a big meal? try pepto bismol. unlike some products, pepto coats and soothes your digestive system, to provide fast 5-symptom relief. stock up on pepto today. —sounds like you need to vaporize that cold. dayquil vapocool? it's dayquil plus a rush of vicks vapors. ♪vapocooooool♪ woah. d

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jump using the roads to kind of guide them to success like jumping to its success time go the national associationh organizations was started by leila little to try and grow the sport. she fears is dying. so important to keep lets you live in the communities because >> most cost-effective ways to stay to be little says double dutch is black history and she wants more kids to get excited about this part of their culture. >> we try to get more girls off the phone and in the rose and it's newark native brought her daughter to see their first ever competition. proud to see this happening in the place. she calls home. >> and cloud for will continue to honor black history all month. so be sure to tune in right here okron 4 for our special honoring bck history. it's coming up on february twenty-seventh at 06:30pm. it's hosted by well bell and reyna harvey. still ahead, we're taking a closer look at how the bay area responded to the growing drug addiction crisis. >> among veterans on this day in the bay. >> i'm son of a we take a look back at how the bay area dress for drug addiction. >> among soldiers re

. >> this week, the national association of home builders asked the trump administration to reconsider the tariffs, saying consumers will end up paying for them in the form of higher home prices. coming up tonight on the news at 5:00, we're now learning what may have sparked one of the recent wildfires in southern california, what a utility company is saying about its role in the worst fire. [music] >> and barry, whether we continue to track the rain out there with the flood watches in place and still holding on to some showers, at least for one part of your friday weekend forecast will bring in some dry conditions and we'll have the update coming up. >> also coming up a frightening flight. the chaos caused by an unruly passenger and the her s who restrai d i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different plac

the national pharmacy association called for changes supplied the drugs, who had previously had eating seeing is that there are those that as a lifestyle medication. there must be two—way communication, including the majority safely really excellent7 7 7 with really excellent guidelines in place already. what have seen is a small what we haveseenis a small where we have needed number where we have needed to some kind of enforcement to make sure the to m are sure the in pharmacies are operating in line our standards. what we want to do with this guidance, though, is be really pharmacy operating online, so they know from the outset alex harvey, from plymouth, was prescribed a weight—loss drug via an online pharmacist. face—to—face consultation before being given the drug safety measures in place. i think anything that�*s going to increase patient the best positive way forward would be for people to have a consultation or a face—to—face consultation or a video via tideo eon’soltetion'eiaee e ' like zoom. i could something like zoom. i could take an old photo of and take an old photo of my

joining us now, the president of the national association of air traffic controllers, nick daniels and cnn transportation analyst mary schiavo. mary, also the former former inspector general at the department of transportation. it is great to have both of you here with us. nick, i want to start first with you. we have seen these two incredibly tragic accidents. within 48 hours. walk people through. there's a lot of attention on air traffic controllers now. walk people through what they're. how are they? what role do they play in helping prevent incidents? obviously the one in philadelphia very different, but especially with the one in d.c. but what what are air traffic controllers doing to prevent incidents like this? what is their job? >> well, thanks. >> jessica, for having us. >> first of. >> all, it's very sad. >> it's under these conditions, the. >> controllers around. >> the country are devastated. the aviation community devastated to. >> deal with this. but when. >> aircraft go airborne, they're usually talking to an air traffic controller. >> we are responsible for every passen

the national association of convenience stores says that eliminating pennies could actually speed up transaction times, as an example, canada actually stopped using their pennies back in 2013. if president trump wants to do the same, that would take an act of congress. we'll have to wait and see if ditching the penny is going to be a priority on capitol hill. still plenty more news to come on news central. coming up, hunting for intel on mexican drug cartels. find out how the united states military is stepping up the use of spy planes along the southern border. we'll be right back. >> the boeing 747 has crashed in the lockerbie area. >> trying to find out the why of it became everything. >> nothing is what it seems in the lockerbie story. >> lockerbie. the bombing of pan am flight 103. sunday at nine on cnn. >> dad, are we really going to miss the game? >> i think we're stuck here. >> you guys doing okay? >> dad, it's john elway. >> our plane is having mechanical. >> problems, and i think we're going to miss the big game. >> well, i'm going to badget to the game. >> you're welcome to

just this morning before this hearing, the national association of manufacturers released a new study revealing that 6 million jobs would be saved including 1.1 million manufacturing jobs by extending the trump tax cuts. we must not leave families and small businesses waiting for congress to do the right thing and provide tax relief at the 11th hour. we must make the trump tax cuts permanent as soon as possible. i'm glad we are joined by our witnesses, americans whose lives were improved by the 2017 tax cuts, and look forward to hearing their stories. i'm pleased to recognize the ranking member. >> thank come mr. chairman. i came to the committee because i believe in the tax code as an engine for change. let's be clear, i've been a pro growth pro-prosperity, pro-fair shot member of this committee which is exactly what the american people are asking us to do right now. recently the financial times and the economist magazine's said the american economy was the envy of the world. i was struck by the hearing title, "the need to extend trump's tax cuts for working families" when we know mo

that's according to the national association of home builders. and their president and ceo, jim tobin, joins me now. jim, thanks so much for joining me. just to start, what is your sense right now within your organization of the actual impact of 25% on canada, 25% on mexico, on all imports as it relates to home building? >> there isn't a room in the house that isn't impacted by imported materials. china, canada and mexico are by far our three biggest trading partners when it comes to building materials, so i expect we're going to see prices go up right at the start of the of the spring building season. >> i think the difficulty right now in talking to folks across the business community is, you know, day one in this administration, there is an executive order about trying to address high costs, housing being one of them, specifically a provision in the executive order on on prices. um, this seems to run counter to that. how does your organization try and figure out the through line here? >> well, president trump ran on immigration. he ran on tari