fire on the north dakota south the dakota driest winter on record. who can forget last april when threatened to engulf the top tourist attraction and in force the city's evacuation we rapidly deployed are always ready always there north dakota national guard. they jump in their helicopters, they flew west with 600-gallon water buckets to stop the fire and they collaborated among local, state and federal agencies they not only save the city but they also save the historic chÂteau in the burning hills amphitheater. this winter these firefighters are getting a well-deserved break after responding to an unprecedented 2199 fires that consumed 122,000 acres that is more than triple the annual number of wildfires in the previous five years. were honored and pleased to have the firefighter leaders here with us today ryan, kyle, jeff, josh, jimmy and rod they work together to protect lives and prevent millions of dollars in property damage across the state with the deepest appreciation let's have those firefighters and give them a big hand thank you for every

fire on the north dakota south the dakota driest winter on record. who can forget last april when threatened to engulf the top tourist attraction and in force the city's evacuation we rapidly deployed are always ready always there north dakota national guard. they jump in their helicopters, they flew west with 600-gallon water buckets to stop the fire and they collaborated among local, state and federal agencies they not only save the city but they also save the historic chÂteau in the burning hills amphitheater. this winter these firefighters are getting a well-deserved break after responding to an unprecedented 2199 fires that consumed 122,000 acres that is more than triple the annual number of wildfires in the previous five years. were honored and pleased to have the firefighter leaders here with us today ryan, kyle, jeff, josh, jimmy and rod they work together to protect lives and prevent millions of dollars in property damage across the state with the deepest appreciation let's have those firefighters and give them a big hand thank you for every

an entrepreneur, risk taker north dakota company.the largest powerplant not only saving 300 jobs at the plant itself but is saving 500 jobs indentured over 1100 megawatts will remain on the grid not only good news for us but minnesota who gets 45% of their electricity from north dakota but good news for dallas, texas the next time he gets hold. this deal would out of happened if we did not have the associated carbon capture project that the states been working on for over a decade if we did have the regulatory framework and the ability to put our largest scandal on windfarm to also take when entergy and proceed down the improve line this is that all above energy approach. there are 70 people to think on this started with entrepreneurs, stacy snyder and their tenacity overcoming 20 different things as were put in front of the place, and his instrumental role. leading the charge of this example, let's give everybody a hand for making this happen. [applause] >> we are well on our way towards meeting our carbon neutral goal for 2030 read

tribal enrolled members are also citizens of north dakota is our job is elected leaders north dakota deserve all citizens of north dakota last year we reach an agreement with the nation it over the sharing of tax revenue on wilson straddled the ends of the reservation. the settlement will take care and unresolved tax agreement affiliated tribes in october the chairman fox and i hope it was great collaboration and in october there was more, we signed what could be the first of all we hope will be many including all of the tribes mutual aid agreements with archival nations n and allowing the nearest available law enforcement officer to respond to emergency calls regardless of jurisdiction.ar in his 2022, it is america, 911 dispatcher in our statest should not have to ask someone, if there an enrolledr member or not before they can determine which law enforcement agency can respond to emergency in their home. this mou that we signed with mha, and stands my counties, takes care of the states, county, local, tribal, everybody law enforcement is protected and everybody knows how to make it

he was born in mohall, north dakota, graduated from the university of north dakota and received his law degree from the university of north dakota school of law. he started his career in public service in north dakota's state legislature where he served for 24 years, first as a member of the north dakota house of representatives and then as a member of the north dakota senate. he ran for the position of attorney general and was the longest-serving attorney general in the state's history, having held the position for 21 years. in fact, wayne and i both ran for state office in 2000. we spent much of the year traveling the state together. once elected, we were able to start our service in statewide office at the same time. it was a blessing to have my time as governor and now senator to coincide with wayne's service as attorney general. this not only provided us many opportunities to work together on issues important to north dakotans, it allowed me to get to know him as a friend and to experience his many great qualities. he was incredibly intelligent. he had a tremendous sense of humor a

north dakota had a stockpile of expired reppo tests. we have someone from west virginia, chuck. caller: the morning. i have always been very scientifically-minded. this past july, i retired after working for over 28 years for the west virginia peer for public health. public health is very important to me. it's interesting that one of your previous colors was talking about what it will be like -- collars -- one of your previous collars --callers was talking about what it would be like if we had social media back then. they were talking about whether or not they should have a tattoo on their forehead to they could be easily identified. they were talking about cracking down on people with hiv because those were other kinds of people, not "regular folks" like us. nobody was screaming about their personal freedoms back then. now i look at what is happening today and, like i said, i am a very scientifically-minded person. i have seen dr. anthony fauci speak. i was in atlanta a few years ago for a national hiv conference and i listened to anthony fauci speak. that man has impeccable cr

let north dakota, let pennsylvania, let texas reach their quotas and have a greater supply and.onomics in college. greater supply deals with the demand we have on lower prices. >> it's basic economics, you're right, governor. we know inflation has been caused by the global economies shutting down at at once, reopening at once. the fact of the matter is, the u.s. economy is recovering at a far faster pace than any other country. that is an absolute fact. on your what you said about oil, this is not a choice between inflation and climate and environmentalism. it isn't. strategic reserves have been released and steps have been taken to mitigate some of these costs. we also appreciate there are some real legitimate limitations to what the president of the united states and congress can do in in moment. however, they have to think long-term in the future of bringing down costs. donna is right that simple elements in bbb will bring down family care costs and pharmaceutical costs and energy costs, as well. and should be passed. but let's talk about what republicans are doing. the 2008

yes, near montana and north dakota. but eyes are also on california where a trucker convoy starting in l.a. on super bowl sunday could potentially cause problems. the city of windsor, ontario, is ina or reme >> they don't have the right to affect you or your family's ability to earn a living, and they've gone too far. >> reporter: now in its fifth day, the blockade is slowing down the auto industry in canada and the u.s. >> there are hard-working men and women in an industry that's just getting back to full strength who are going to be out of a job at least temporarily. >> reporter: gm, ford, and toyota are among several companies that cut production at plants on both sides of the border due to a lack of parts. >> at the best case scenario we might be back in production early next week assuming the blockade gets cleared today or tomorrow. >> reporter: 25% of all trade between the two countries passes over the bridge. some of that has been redirected to nearby routes. protesters want an end to canada's covid restrictions

armstrong of north dakota, i inform the house that mr. will vote know. >> the following members vote yes on the gar meppedy, davis of kansas, hoyer of maryland. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from west virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. reed of new york, i inform the house that mr. reed of new york will vote yes on amendment 89. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by allred, porter, trap han, these members will vote yes on the gar meppedy amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. loudermilk of georgia, i inform the house that mr. loudermilk will vote no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. deutch of florida and mr. deutch, they will vote yes on the gar meppedy amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what pu

one thing i would want to share in north dakota, 2019 we started the pk -- 20 w, so pre-k through phdough workforce. because everything we are talking about for k-12, there is a lot of our workforce that the 75 that needs to be reeducated and has opportunities to get in the workforce with education as well. so our mission is every student, every school cyber educated. the thing that is different is that not just computer science, but also cybersecurity education. because when we have everybody connected and we have a world where we are all working together the way we are and that got accelerated during the pandemic as the ceos described, governors have a moral duty around data security. we don't just have transaction data. we've got criminal justice history data, tax information data, health information data, school information data. we have fishing and hunting license and driver's license information. every think you can imagine, the state is controlling that data and all of us as governors are being increasingly attacked every day by foreign state actors that are paying their people

chad. >> john, a blizzard warning for north dakota, minnesota.rd. visitjamaica.com. there are slippery roads out there. it is quick moving. it will be gone this afternoon. what we are seeing the potential for slick conditions sunday morning on your way to church, richmond to the carolinas as far north as new york city. an inch or two of snow. sometimes that's all it takes to get in your way if you are trying to drive around. radar moving by. sunday night, it's completely gone. no heavy deposits of snow. could be four inches in some spots. that is two days away. the mild air we have right now is about to leave, to go all the way to the south towards cuba. this is the cold air, arctic area tomorrow and into -- temperatures will be going down 40 degrees in some spots across the northeast, new york city to d.c. pleasant day the next couple of days. the cold front comes by and things go south, way south. 70 degrees in atlanta today, but not by the weekend. john. >> chad myers, thank you very much for that. and "new day" continues right now. ♪ >>> welc

i'm a lakota and chippewa native american from the state of north dakota.m currently serving two life sentences for the deaths of two fbi agents in leavenworth united states penitentiary. amy: did you kill the fbi agents? >> no, i did not. no. amy: maybe we could go back to that day that these fbi agents were killed and you could tell us what happened. >> well, at that time, there was a -- what is known as today as a region of terror going on against traditional people from the -called ogressiv under a ibal cirman nad dick wion, who s veryorrupt, who organized his own private police force, kind of like a cont group, anstarte teorizing s own pele, the own traditionasts on t rervatio so the tradionalis asked f the lp of thamericanndian moveme. and the end sult aft long protts and mgetting respons fromny l enforcemt agencyn the couny, wound knee iias th occupieand therwas a -day sie. after at, he, ck wilso again tensifd his go sqds. anthe general accounting service, an agency of the united states government, did an best to uge and. and beforehe fundi ran out e

this is i-94 near fargo, north dakota, tonight. crews rescuing people, actually trapped inside vehicles in blizzard conditions. the wind chill nearing minus 30. chief meteorologist ginger zee tracking all of this. going to hit much of the country all week long, ginger. >> reporter: so many of us, david, thank you. let's go ahead and start with the map, because lisbon, north dakota, fargo, still in the blizzard warnings. and there are winter storm warnings from california to wisconsin. and that's just the cold side. the front side has severe storms, which are going to pop up tonight in parts of oklahoma, arkansas, even there in missouri, but then, we take it into the flash flooding. especially tuesday afternoon. watch as that line moves through little rock, memphis, paducah and then gets to the east coast. to see rain with that one, but - the next one, david, we'll talk more winter precipitation. >> ginger zee will be watching it first thing in the morning, thank you. >>> we also have news on covid and the pandemic tonight. the fda

in north dakota next month we have ten high schools including tribal and rural schools that are going their first cyber security competition where the kids areia going to come together and show their cyber skills on how they can defend against attacks.f that's going to be very fun coming up. that'sou part of this pk 20 das cyber initiative. for all the panelists, i know accenture i am sure this is a core part of your business, but talk about computer science how do we expand it to cyber security and how do we fill the 300,000 to 400,000 cyber security jobs that aren't filled in our country. >> anyone want to comment on that? >> computer science is a foundational skill we have to get going a on. in dpakt what we need are digital literally skills. cyber.nclude they also include communication skills and critical analysis because allee of these technologies skills are going to change over time.co and you need the agility of learning. we spend a lot of time on that. you know, we would encourage yoh to look more broadly. sometimes you have to start. so actuallyy getting a pledge t do comput

environmental impact statement before granting the pipeline the right to cross under the lake in north dakotaaction leaves uncertainty surrounding the 1200 mile pipeline which carries 200 million barrels of crude a year from north dakota to illinois. pentagon officials are considering authorizing national guard personnel to provide assistance at key traffic arteries in washington. this ahead of potential trucker protests timed to coincide with president biden's state of the union next week. the requests come amid growing concerns washington could be the site of disruptions similar to those that have tied up the canadian capitol of ottawa over covid-19 requirements and other pandemic related public health measures. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. ♪ greg: i am greg burnell. matt: and i am matt miller. here are the top stories from around the world. the eu and u.k. put sanctions on russia. president biden will address the nation to provide an update on

. >> reporter: they have been in a state of deep rest, inside special storage units in north dakota.ater, his 16,000 hives are strategically placed among the crops. he tells me then it's just a matter of keeping them content. the smoke is used to calm the event. the special nutrition patties are placed inside the colony to keep the bees fed. once the blossoms open up the hungry bees make the almond magic. so just how much of an impact can the bees have on the almond crop? if an almond grower didn't have the bee police station he might have 400 pounds per acre. with them it's like 4000. >> reporter: miller will move his colonies to pollenate plum trees and then apples in washington state and then north dakota where they'll make honey and rest. for now it's all about the almonds. >> this is like the best job. i get to see agriculture at scale like nothing in the world. >> california's almond industry produces nearly 80% of the world's almonds. >> let's head to the sierra now. here is how the slopes looked at palisades ta to. many taking advantage of the snow, many getting on the ski ch

a similar regulation also failed in north dakota in 2021. so that was really just frightening to see up front. that power as being conjured by this monopoly and success gives you the resources to squash democratic accountability that when sovereign states like north dakota and arizona are not even powerful enough to hear a bill to bring it to a final vote. when asked about what happened, abil admitted, exerting influence, but defended his actions, saying this legislation threatens to destroy this very successful model, as well as the privacy and security mechanisms. our customers expect is the power of global mecca corporations, a danger to democracy. one of the steps to tyranny was when private power overran. government government is supposed to represent our best interest and be a counter balance or a ballast, a private power. there will always pursue profits and ignore the extra nowadays, whether it's teen depression or misinformation or a weapon, assertion of our elections, and there are more, there are more full time lobbyist work for a

opened one lane into detroit michigan, at times two other access points have been blocked into north dakota montana. we should know how this started. not with the 90% of canadian truckers fully vaccinated according to that country's government and a fraction upset with canada's mandate with truckers crossing into the u.s. other opponents not truckers latched on, now there are plans for similar protests in the united states. >> reporter: in a battle that started over vaccine mandates for truck drivers exiting canada, now a state of emergency in ontario, canada, the premier pushing back against blocking border crossings. >> it is illegal and punishable to block and impede the movement of goods, people and services along critic infrastructure. >> reporter: truckers protesting on the canadian side of the border now facing legal action. >> we think that that will help remove the illegal block aids at border crossings that have trapped not only the canadian economy, but thousands of jobs that depend on that active cross-border trade. >> reporter: in michigan, north dakota and canada border crossi

announcer: in the state of the state address, north dakota governor doug burgum spoke of helping thoseh mental health and addiction during the pandemic among other topics, which included infrastructure and climate change. he is running for a second term after being elected in 2016.

the oil field in north dakota, it makes 500,000 barrels a day, and he's got it shut down. biden shut the oil fields down. he shut them down in pennsylvania, in texas. now, that is what causes the gas prices to rise. as soon as he did that, when he took office, the gas cost $1.80. now it's $3.05. and we are texas. california is getting hit a lot worse than that. open up the oil fields. he's got them shut down because he is a puppet of the people on the left. they talk about this climate thing. then he goes over and talks about china getting opec to pump more oil. we have oil right here. it is our oil, especially here in midland, texas, there is a pool of oil you could run off of 30 years or more. >> the senate banking committee yesterday heard from the council of economic advisers, who provide economic advice to president biden. the chair of the committee asked the chair of the council of economic advisers, a member, if the economic recovery was occurring for all americans. >> the stock market always seems to bounce back first while the lowest paid workers who experienced t

truckers have cut off access to three crossings in michigan, north dakota and montana on the canadian side of the border, disrupting the flow of economic resources. i plans on both sides have been forced to shut down or scale back production. >>> crews are keeping an eye on the southern california brush fire that destroyed two homes. blames broke out yesterday. firefighters say a hiker on the trail was treated for minor burns. at least one other home was damaged. it is unclear what started the fire. neighbors say it was an arson in the area a few months ago. >>> the sierras in the midst of a record-setting dry spell. scientist say there are signs of significant snowmelt. >> at this point in time we received about 73% of what we would expect in an entire winter's worth of snow. >> this is a contrast to december when the lab recorded the snowiest december on record. the sierra is about 80 inches away from reaching an average level of snowpack. >>> let's get a check of weather and traffic. >>> seeing all the snow from december is so crazy, knowing how hot it was just yesterday. >> record

i want to bring in republican senator john hovan of north dakota. earlier i saw you posted a message the united states must work closely with allies to subvert european peace and security we must ensure putin pays a heavy price not only as a response to his aggression in the ukraine but also as a deterrent against future aggression in eastern europe. the question is, how do we do that? >> well, i think we need to impose all the sanctions we can, and that's what we're not doing yet. for example, the swift payment system why are we not imposing that sanction and i understand that europe is concerned about getting energy but that's just the point isn't it? we can't be sanctioning russia while at the same time they are trying to buy energy from russia , so again, we need to impose those sanctions. cut russia off from the banking system so they can't get paid for their energy and we need to work with our allies and provide that energy to europe so they can stand strong with us, united , and not just europe, but all of our allies, and isolate russia. char

there's strategic bombers in louisiana and north dakota as well.y the pentagon said they're not raising the nuclear status. putin has shown signs that he's unhinged. the way this is being conducted is haphazard. it's not this blitzkrieg from belarus that we thought. this two-hour drive. we thought the convoy would roll into the capitol in a matter of hours. officials are saying how behind the russians are. they thought this could -- the russians thought that they would be in kyiv in hours. here we are on day five and russia has not taken any major cities, martha. >> martha: very interesting, us specially your detail on our nuclear readiness. i want to ask you about belarus. they allowed russian military to amass on their border. are they really going to add to russia's abilities here? >> our reporting is they have not committed ground troops. there's many missiles that are being fired from belarus. so certainly they're a player in this. when russian and belarusian forces had the joints military exercises for weeks, there was no surprise what was go

fossil energy carbon management office and we hope he's confirmed very quickly so he can help north dakotar states around the country. >> i think i speak for all of my colleagues that essay we would like more of a say in confirmations, but that happens on the north end of the capital, and with that i will yield back. >> the gentle man yields back into the chair now recognizes the gentleman from new hampshire. >> thank you mr. chair man and thank you for organizing the hearing today to discuss federal efforts to strengthen pipeline safety and reliability. and a chair man rush, i also want to take a moment to recognize you at the first energy subcommittee hearing after your recent retirement from congress, you have distinguished yourself over a lifetime of service [inaudible] and to this nation and the country is a better place because of your commitment to justice and dedication to ensuring the most vulnerable among us are not left behind. >> thank you. >> colonial pipeline cyber attack drove home the nation's energy system is only as reliable as the security of the digital system that serv

truckers now cut off access to three crossings in michigan, north dakota and montana on the canadian side of the border. it is disrupting the flow of economic resources between the two nations. auto plants on both sides have been forced to shutdown or scale back production. >>> new at 11:00. recalls continuing to plague tesla and their owners boom box feature and the dangers behind it. the feature allows drivers to play custom sounds through an external speaker. 600,000 vehicles are impacted. it is their 11th recall in four months and the fourth in just the last two weeks. the recall comes a day after the state of california sued tesla over allegations of widespread racial discrimination at its factory in fremont. >>> looking live at the south bay. starting tomorrow, traffic will be a little less of a headache on highway 101. new expreltsz lanes are opening. the lanes between highway 85 to whipple avenue. the express lanes are free if you have three or more people in the car. or if you choose to pay with fast track. you will only need to pay between 5:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. on weekday

on thursday the truckers opened another front blocking all lanes on manitoba main. crossing to north dakota and with the ambassador bridge blocked from detroit to windsor traffic on the busiest land crossing in north america is shut down entirely from the u. s. to canada and all but closed in the other direction. trucks carrying everything from cattle to car parts, which under automakers just in time delivery system need to be delivered within 48 hours to keep assembly lines rolling. have been diverted to the crossing between port huron, michigan, and the canadian city of sarnia. at the blue water bridge, these trucks are getting across to canada, but wait times have been up to 3 hours and traffic crawls. and that's likely to continue. as long as the truckers blockade goes on and politicians seem unwilling to crack down. we are canadian prime minister justin trudeau insist canada will follow the science. not only are canadians tired of this and demick, ah, the challenge is crazy. but they're also, of course, tired of the restrictions hired the rule, hired of the local. that is understandabl

scoring at home a fellow by the name of tom hoagie, the only player in denver known from fargo north dakota is the first round leader by a single shot. brian, sarah, welcome back to the channel 5 newsroom. >> good to be back in thank you for sharing that with me and much appreciated. >> you are the man. >>> coming how fishing buddies are taking friendly trash talk to a new level. >>> a lot of breaking news today starting with the special forces raids that killed the terrorist leader of isis and how they trained for months about the operation and we continue to track that monster winter storm slamming millions across the >>> yosemite national park is seeing the return of its fire fall. a beautiful shot there and the video taken a few years ago this is actually what happens when the sun reflects off the waterfall at just the right angle creating this stunning view of this firelight low in the small waterfall close during the winter in the park said the next tentative dates for that are february 10 and 28. >>> a little friendly competition between buddies is normal but one minnesota fisherman

i mentioned my good friend roger at at healthy oil seeds in north dakota. roger told me that he has two full-time employees. luckily. it's his wife and his sister. all they do is deal with food regulatory stuff permits and inspections and look we all want our food to be safe. it's it's in a negative direction. i believe for the microbiome and for good health. let's get a craft market not just for help. but for all foods where we farmers are free to give people living foods. that's what i want to eat. and that's what i want to provide. another important concept own your seed. on your freedom on your family's food security. it's as simple as that this nonsense of farmers being surfs to seed companies and spring poisons to kill every other crop. we know it's not working in the heartland the most we conservative states the farmers that i work with recognize yields are going down. they recognize more nutrient density in organic and regenerative. this is not a debate. the debates over but the key is own your seeds i could talk a little about that when i provide g

i heard someone on the radio compared to justin trudeau saying i like north dakota. i think that gives us a sense for just how devastated and angry passionate the ukrainian people must feel about protecting their sovereign territory. those are the words around the world from -- that this is a sovereign territory that is in s being invaded by someone who has no right to. >> and this is not a border dispute. this is not just a place where russians are and russia should just take it over. this is a country taking over or trying to another country. ukraine made a deal in 2018. they gave up nuclear weapons in exchange for a deal with the u.s. to provide a security blanket, if you will. i thought we were going to put troops on the ground, but that we were going to help them with time of need. they never got into nato pier they wanted to be, but now they feel and the foreign minister said onset, was it a good idea to give up the nukes back then? they had them, it would be a different action probably from peyton today. >> shannon: and it is not he was just going after separa

on thursday the truckers opened another front blocking all lanes on manitoba main. crossing to north dakota and with the ambassador bridge blocked from detroit to windsor traffic on the busiest land crossing in north america is shut down entirely from the u. s. to canada and all wood closed in the other direction. trucks carrying everything from cattle to car parts which under automakers just in time delivery system need to be delivered within 48 hours to keep assembly lines rolling. have been diverted to the crossing between port huron, michigan, and the canadian city of sarnia at the blue water bridge. these trucks are getting across to canada, but wait times have been up to 3 hours and traffic crawls. and that's likely to continue as long as the truckers blockade goes on and politicians seem unwilling to crack down. we are canadian prime minister justin trudeau insist canada will follow the science. not only are canadians, tired of this pandemic of, of the challenges so crazy. but they're also of course, tired of the restrictions hired of the rules hired of the lot. that is understandabl

majority in the united states senatete democrats had two senators from montana and two senators from north dakota senator from south dakota and republicans had two senators from georgia and two senators from minnesota. at the moment this is a two-party deposition in a way that democrats earned his advantage in the united states senate and there's no denyingdv that. hosts this since you brought it up the georgia senate race what's the status of the raphael warnock's late and him getting another term in the senate? >> absolutely great this will be one of the most competitive races in one of the closest races in the entire country. raphael warnock one that victory along with jon ossoff during a special election runoff and now he will face in all likelihood a republican herschel walker the former star of the university of georgia and an nfl running back who has never run for political office before and former president trump who encouraged him to run to help clear the field for him to run. both walker and warnock is will raising incredible sums of money. walker is one of the top republicans in the en

demonstrators also forcing the closure of two other border crossings, one connecting manitoba and north dakota, the other between alberta and montana. it comes as demonstrators paralyzed canada's capital. the protests in ottawa entering a third week. >> this is what it's all about. it's about love and generosity. we want for nothing here. people bring us food every day. i gained weight. seriously, hot food, chili, soups, sausages yesterday. the people are doing this out of love and thankfulness for what we're doing here. >> reporter: the blockade at the border is yet another threat to the auto industry already struggling from supply chain issues and a shortage of semiconductors. new numbers show consumer prices in the u.s. rose 7.5% last month compared to the same time a year ago. the worst inflation since 1982. and soaring car prices account for nearly a quarter of that inflation. meanwhile, more bad news about prices in the grocery store. kellogg's now warning additional price increases are on the way. unilever, maker of dove soap an hikes ahead. this year.biden says he knows >>> two u.s. se

. >> i spoke to the got governor of north dakota.f those barrels of soil were allowed to be produced it would help the price on gas and we wouldn't have joe biden begging opec to increase it. brian: president biden says pump less, dig less. you are paying more because the administration is restricting less. unlike the 1970s, this is the price the president chose to pay. how can we overcome the damage? my next guest has the answer. rick perry. where are we on track in terms of oil and natural gas to europe. we knew this was a security issue, didn't we? >> president trump understood if you wanted to be strong from a national security standpoint you make sure you have fossil fuel that will keep our military fueled so to speak. when it comes to europe, we were sending the message, the pols who are great friends in the european union. we were going to supply them with a supply of liquefied natural gas. russia would note be able to hold ukraine hostage. you can bet that will happen again. putin will cut off the fuel to europe. when he want

60 vote majority in the senate, democrats had two senators from montana and two senators from north dakota and a senator from south dakota and republicans had two senators from georgia and from arizona. the balance will simply different and at the moment the two parties are positioned in such a way that democrats are at a disadvantage in the united states senate. there is no denying that. >> since you brought it up theat georgia senate race, what is the status of raphael warnock you to getting another term in the senate? >> absolutely. this will be one of the most competitive phrases among the closestf in the entire country. raphael warnock won that victory along with john in the 2021 georgia special election runoff and now he will face in all likelihood a republican, the former star university of georgia and nfl running back who is never run for political office before butgi is a favorie of the former president trump who encouraged him to run and helped to clear the field to run. both are raising incredibly large sums of money. walker is one of the top fundraising republicans of the entir

the same system created whiteout conditions in fargo, north dakota. six people were injured in this major crash, and now that snow and ice is headed toward the great lakes while flash flooding is possible all the way from the mid south to new england. checking today's high temperatures, above normal temperatures ahead of that storm front but cold behind it. only 9 degrees in denver today. >>> coming up, the new scam targeting people on dating apps. >>> but first, the dramatic scene as a baby is trapped in a fire. good samaritans rush to the rescue. >>> and the murder mystery after a college student is found dead on the side of the road. what police are now revealing about the suspect. >>> give her to me! give her to me! >>able officer arizona, brought a child to safety after a good samaritan climbed through a second story window to rescue the infant. another child was also rescued from that fire. >>> new details about the rural upstate n york. investigators say witnesseshots come from a gray car friday the night elizabeth howell died. the 21-year-old

with vaccine mandate protests closing border crossings in three provinces, bordering michigan, north dakota and montana. in detroit, the ambassador bridge remains close ford a fourth day cutting off about 25% of all trade between the two countries. michigan's governor demanded the canadian governor open the bridge. >> they have to clear the path so that commerce can flow or a lot of people are going to be unemployed. >> reporter: g.m., ford and toyota are among several auto-makers forced to cut production in several plants in u.s. and canada as far away as kentucky due to lack of parts. at mbh trucking these trucks are parked instead of making their runs. owner brian hitchcock. what portion of your business is across border, canada. >> about 340% of our revenue. we go in and out of there every week. >> reporter: 40% is a big hit. yes, also. >> reporter: the cross canada protest started nearly two weeks ago. in ottawa, authorities haven't still been able to get the trucks off the streets. >> this can go on days, months, weeks whatever, if not here, somewhere else. >> reporter: police are ask