service but we need to know they already noting there are service interruptions in places like north dakotasouth dakota, nebraska, fedex adding this morning the projected forecast in severe weather as it is inspected to impact memphis and annapolis, that has potential to have a ripple effect across the entire system so delays are possible as we track the severe weather. have plan b because it seems some packages may not make it under the christmas tree. neil: the conveyor belt thing behind you, the packages that get dropped off, pick them up, what they look at. >> i did see one that said neil cavuto and i kicked it off the ledge. neil: her final report on the show, thank you. it is so rushed. who knows? meantime we are following this big spending measure, $1.7 trillion, that isn't even for all of next year but a lot of democrats telling us on the notion if you don't approve this you lose border security funds, you lose money for ukraine, you've got president zelenskyy here, do you want to embarrass someone who's here? anything to sell a lot of spending, 3155 pages, word by word, just how mu

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

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

if it goes through texas, goes through california, goes through north dakota all throughout the year. so yeah, right around now i ruins and almonds place ship some bees down to texas after this . and when it's warm enough to north dakota, they'll sunbeam out there and then repeat it all again next year. so here we have 45617 right let's a higher might count. some of the beekeepers that we're going to be sampling in the next few days. in the next few weeks here, experience 50 percent mortality, some experience, 75 percent mortality. so that's actually a visit that we have coming up in the next to 2 or 3 days. or a beekeeper last 3000 colonies out of 4000 within the american, the industry, pollination is a bigger income stream for the keepers. so overall the industry is more dependent on pollination contact than they are on production. i think the biggest divers beneath the pollination is that the growth components independent acreage, certainly worldwide the growth in pollination dependent acreage, and faster than the growth component. on the hope you make your me yonder wish poke her

they got it started primarily in north dakota and then they try to bring it down into south dakota. they thought that rather than shipping your grain from yanked into minneapolis and have it ground into flour there in north dakota what they did is they set up a elevator in forks. rather than just get loans from regional banks, maybe there should be a state bank. north dakota has a state bank. so john and his father were members of the nonpartisan league. now, the two major parties do not like it. re is tidy roosevelt and now they should have some mee because you have been through teddyroosevelt comes on the scene and he says the leaders ofpr a bolsheviks. they take orders from lennon and trotsky. in an tempt to discredit the nonpartisan league, this how roosevelt did that they arebolsheviks. they are preaching class hatred. they are putting the official representatives squarely in the plan with the bolsheviks leaders who have done such evil in russia. you know what happened in russia when the bolsheviks took over. so how do you discredit someone? you accuse them of trying to spread

no word yet on their condition this morning >>> people across north dakota and minnesota are digging out after getting hit with another round of snow from the same storm system we've been talking about. reporter bailey hurley of our fargo affiliate rode along with one driver >> this is not the fun snow to work with. it's great for snowballs and forts but not good for cleaning up >> reporter: it felt like a losing game for daniel jle john. >> i'd go on the west side and come back on the east side and it didn't even look like i touched the west side, i'm like, no >> reporter: while it's better, it's still not great, the slushy snow making cleanup efforts that much harder. >> the heavier it is, the harder it is to push. you knock down mailboxes just with throwing the snow, because it's like a brick. >> reporter: it's a job sometimes made a bit more difficult with cars parked on the street >> we try not to bury both sides so it's easier for them to get out. but, we have to, obviously, we have to clean the roads. >> reporter: and john says if you feel like your block is always the last on

negative 15 degrees in fargo, north dakota. but it feels a lot colder. more like negative 23 degrees because of the windchill. here on the plains, there is not much to stop the wind. no hills, no trees really to speak of. so even the slightest little gust of wind can wick all the heat off of you. it can be very dangerous. frostbite can form within 5 to 10 minutes. people out here really need to be careful. we're seeing windchill numbers down into the low 30s here and over in montana down into the low 60s. incredible. we're seeing snow in north dakota, between 2 to 4 inches of snow. not a whole lot. but that blowing snow is a concern in some areas of the state making travel tricky. we're already seeing icing on the roads. dana. >> dana: everyone needs to be careful and listen to max and download the fox weather app as well. >> bill: looking good for 15 below. justice department calling for a brief extension of title 42 to work out a new plan at the border. fox news footage shows hundred of migrants camping out on the rio grande river last night. the texas

fox weather correspondent max gorden is in fargo, north dakota tonight. good evening, max. there. >> good evening, bret. it sure is. we are experiencing bitter cold here on the plains. when you step outside and you take that first breath of air, it's like there's ice water in your lungs. right now the temperature here in fargo, north dakota is negative 13 degrees with a wind chill of negative 34 degrees. now, one of the big problems here is that there simply aren't any hills or no trees to block the winds here. evening the slightest breeze, that can cause some very,vel chilly temperatures and wick the warmth right off of you. now, we have been seeing some wicked, wicked weather out here in the midwest. we have traveled -- travel conditions have been tough across the plains with slick roads and blowing snow, making driving dangerous in some areas. now, a blizzard warning is in effect for portions of southwestern minnesota in a large swath of northern iowa with a potential for additional blizzard warnings into the evening and into thursday after bringing frigid air snow to th

negative 13 degrees right now here in fargo, north dakota.ield windchill it feels like negative 23 degrees. it's a big factor on the great plains. no hills, no real trees to speak of that can stop the wind. even a small dust can weaken the warmth right off you. the great plains are experiencing windchill around negative 35 degrees, and this chilly weather can be very dangerous. you can get frostbite in as little as 10 minutes. we are also expecting some snow. you can see it coming down and are shot right now, around 2-4 inches of snow. that's really not the biggest concern, but they still could make travel tricky and we have already seen ice out on the roadways. guys, back to you. >> steve: get back in the car! the motor is running, it's nice and warm. >> rachel: steve, my dad is from arizona and he never left arizona, born and raised. first assignment when he joined the military was to north dakota. my dad is 80 and he still talks about the weather. [laughs] >> brian: it goes right through you. there's nothing to block it. it's just flat. >>

. >> the senior senator from north dakota. >> thank you, madam president. i just wanted to add my congratulatory remarks and thanks to senator shelby, the senior senator from alabama. for me, he will always be the chairman. he has been, certainly, my mentor, and i think the senator from missouri and others would say the same thing. he has been our mentor on appropriations. in my case, for 12 years. and i would have to say it is -- to me it is amazing how well he understands the process. of course, you have been at it for a while. but, how well he understands the process, how well he works it. and then, the people he hires are so good. that is something we have to work with as chairmen of the subcommittees, is our staff administrators as well, and in working with chairman shelby we were always able to get the very, very best people. so it wasn't just his staff director for the full committee , but the staff directors we had on the subcommittee. i think the senator from missouri would back me up on that. we were able to have such good people, who really under

snow already in north dakota, causing accidents on i-29 and i-94 there in north dakota. senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking all of this for us tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. it is unsettled and very messy weather pattern for so many. a lot of players on the map. doubleheaded system that's heading across the midsection of the country, that will push more rain and storms into the already saturated mid south and mississippi and tennessee valleys. and snow spreading across the midwest and the great lakes, mostly north of chicago and really just a few inches. that will bring some snow to the northeast over the weekend. but the most powerful storm coming in over the weekend slams into the west and that will bring rain, wind, and mountain snow all the way down to seattle. two to five feet of snow in the sierra. that's the good news. the bad news, once it gets through the rockies, it's going to cause problems for everybody east into next week. david? >> all right, rob, thank you. >>> new, to the so-called tripledemic sepro coun flu, rsv, strin all he nation's

. >> senator from north dakota. >> listening to senator portman's speech, don't know how you cannot be impressed with his incredible record of accomplishment. it is a record of accomplishment that will stand the test of time and it is not surprising. all you have to do is look at the things established before coming to the united states senate. no surprise he has done incredible work over the last 12 years. and had a medicine record of success there. us trade ambassador for president bush, that is the same status, for all this time in the senate, didn't want me to call him senator but ambassador portman. omb director for president bush, the incredible experience and record of accomplishment, it is no surprise that in his speech he talked about a lot of accomplishments but there's a lot more you didn't talk about. you could have talked a long time because you did accomplish so many things for the buckeye state and the country. i am pleased to have had the opportunity to work with you and it is interesting because as you are talking about the things you worked on and members you worked w

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north dakota seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. taylor from texas, i inform the house that mr. taylor will vote no on h.r.1529. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by representative zoe lofgren of california, representative castro of texas, representative ruiz of california, representative doggett of texas, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on house resolution 1529. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. bacon of nebraska, i inform the house that mr. bacon will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida seek recognition? >> mr. saker, as the member designated by mr. clyburn, ms. caster, ms. frankel -- i'll be right back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recogni

efficiency and he all of the above energy approach and to help me improve my spanish by adding a north dakotaccent. [laughter] thank you to the senator benefit on —- bennett the legislation is startingna to work i appreciate senator seven hours partnership on the great takes task force making a lot of progress with invasive species and someur other issues among the world's largest freshwater resource. as my a cochair of the education caucus challenging to do more fores the skills gap and then to provide individuals with the skills they need to get good paying jobs those are needs out there we have to focus on how we ensure were not just sending money to send them to college but also the industry recognize skills that they need.it as cochairs of the national conservation caucus you have been great partners on a legislation to combat wildlife trafficking like southern africa or on the delta i appreciate senators warner and king for the restore our parts act which is addressing the massive backlog system of the most treasured landscapes can be enjoyed by visitors and generations to come working

a camera in west fargo, north dakota captured mandy stacy, shutting her garage door a little bit toost before a blanket of snow came crashing down right on top of her head. thick wall of snow covered her from top to bottom, and she was loading goodwill donations into her car. sister that she shoveled the walk way but forgot about the snow on the roof. she went on to say that she was so focused on loading her car that it slipped her mind. no good deed goes unpunished. snow that you're not aware of the one that you don't take care of whether it's on your car door windshield back windshield when she old or, in this case, the roof of your reaction. she's just standing there. well here's defeat, right ? if it's done, you worried been defeated. there's nothing else you can do. okay next to zoo animals enjoying the holiday season in belgium, zookeepers took some time to drop off wrapped christmas presents that had treats inside for the animals as gifts for the holiday season. this is probably the coolest part. the animals included a tasmanian devil elephants and sea lions a little bit of ev

to have a hand in making the determination for the state of missouri or maryland or arkansas or north dakotasouth dakota whatever state it may be, they want to have that hand. >> thank you for your service. >> thank you. appreciate it. next i spoke with nancy who represents south carolina's first district about her views. you flipped aed democratic seatn south carolina 2020 and then just were reelected by 14 points which is an enormous margin. warehouse your support for cannabis reform registered in terms of the electoral prospects and campaigns and interest from your constituentss did it hurt you or harm you, what is the story with cannabis among your voters? >> the only place that it is controversial is right here on capitol hill in washington, d.c. or any capital that hasn't made progression at the state level. i ran with my primary this year what the opponent did was hitting me on cannabis and yet it's the republicans in the state of south carolina and the state legislature and it's been republicans at theee state level leading the effort so i would say to anybody who is a republican but

ramona klein, and enrolled member of the turtle mountain band of chippewa based in bellport north dakota. i am a living survivor, of united states indian boarding school policies and practices. i am a real human being who is placed in a boarding school away from my parents when i was seven years old. i am now almost 75 years old. and that experience has impacted my entire life. what impact has it had, i ask you to remember your own child or perhaps a grandchild going to school for the first time. that special moment when a child goes to school, but with the confidence that his mother or relative will come back to pick up the child at school. remember that feeling. now imagine that experience if you would see that little child, you would not see that child for the rest of the year or perhaps even years. for no other reason except that child is an indian child. i remember seeing my mom crying as she stood and watched six of her eight children being placed on a big green bus and taken to indian boarding school in fort totten north dakota. that image is forever imprinted in my mind and my he

want to have a hand in making the determination for the state of missouri or maryland or arkansas north dakotaouth dakota florida whatever state it may be. thank you so much for your service. nexus book by zoom south carolina first district. about her views on cannabis reform. >> congressman mace thank you so much for joining us today. you've been a really important voice in this movement. you flipped up democratic in south carolina in 2020. and then were just reelected there by 14 points, which is an enormous margin. what is your support your campaigns, your interests from your constituents what the problem on your voters? the workplace is controversial is right here on the hill in washington d.c. any state capitol is not made progression at the state level. iran my primary this year when the very first adds my opponent did is hitting me on cannabis. yet it's been republicans, of south carolina my state legislature. it is been republicans at the state level or at leading in south carolina. i would not say to anybody doesn't support cannabis reform in the wrong said the issue whether you live

that is the treaty of north dakota. for the purposes of this hearing, i am proceeding on the understanding the cherokee nation is a modern-day successor in interest to the eastern cherokee tribe of georgia. crs does not take a position on whether any other tribes may make similar claims under the treaty of new toga. as you are aware, crs is a nonpartisan agency serving parties and both parties of congress. we cannot take a position on whether congress should or should not state a jerky delicate. our role is to offer procedural analysis offering congress in this committee to understand the options available to it along with any risks or uncertainties. in this specific situation, because congress has never previously given effect to the cherokee delicate provision of the treaty of new echota, nor ever seated a delicate from a tribal nation in the house of representatives, there are both legal and procedural uncertainties. it is possible though not certain that any action to effectuate the cherokee delicate provision could

. >> the city of north dakota was really happy when potential for a new cornell came to town.l that was until the citizens they are learned about who the company was associated. >> they told us the air force officials had raised no content, they told us that, they have properly decided the corporation, and they see no problem with it. which just simply isn't true. they did a google search, that was the vetting process. if the company. >> will back in july, "the ingraham angle" first branch of the story of a chinese company as you just heard name fool thing, it is attempting to build a cornell just miles from american air force space, which is yesterday the committee on foreign investigation in the united states concluded that its review saying that they do not have just diction to block this. will end up the very bluntly, the committee that congressmen data, and gave the authority to protect america's national security, is allowing a chinese business, with ties to beijing and means the ccp, to operate near miles from an american military installation. what is general austin? m

we are going to process that in north dakota. a couple comments here the u.s. does have very significant resources in the supply chain. i'll have to look at the u.s. geological survey's recent reports understand u.s. actually has quite a bit of what we need in the ground. it's getting it out and doing it responsibly. and then the capability to do it here. one of things i will talk about and minnesota we are fortunate of is we have high grades up to 12% nickel and what we are seeing in our core samples. what is the public care about high-grade? that means high concentration. we can actually go after in an underground mine very selectively and conservatively grab the hybrid material. take it out in a responsible way and still make sure we are protecting the environment. some of what the united states has is not only just the right materials but in a form that is really quite helpful to making sure we disturb the land as little as possible. we are really excited about the prospect of building a self-sufficient nickel supply chain in the united states with our part

desde connecticut hasta north dakota.a hasta el tech de nieve. apoyÓ para salvar a un es caÍ dor sorprendido por una avalancha. >>> en el condado de sullivan al norte, el hielo negro a causado 16 accidentes se reportan heridos. docenas de escuelas cerradas y centenares de familias quedaron sin electricidad. cerca de 5.000 trabajadores pÚblicos estÁn en las calles y miles mÁs listos para entrar en acciÓn en caso de ser necesario. la tormenta allÍ no ha terminado. >>> mientras esto sucede al norte de new york, la ciudad se prepara para un mayor descenso de temperaturas y una tormenta invernal que estarÍa afectando para el fin de semana de navidad. >>> las condiciones congelantes en la gran manzana han comenzado a afectar a trabajadores como ernest que reparte comida en bicicleta. >>> hay que trabajar no hay de tra. y estar expuesto en la calle es demasiado frÍo. >>> el servicio meteorolÓgico rastrea una potencial tormenta de invierno para el 23 y 24 de diciembre cuando el frÍo del Ártico des100 da sobre estados unidos. >>>

for places like north dakota, wednesday. this is wednesday evening. 40 below 0. bismarck, frostbite could happen in 15 minutes or less. that system is taking shape wednesday moving into the midwest on wednesday. we could be seeing a whi s for in the midwest and parts of the interior. northeast. we know it is a messy, messy week for holiday travel. >> all right. >>> to the world cup now. argue the i that fans around the world are likely still celebrating after star player lionel messi leads the national team to victory over france. we get more from cbs' roxanna saberi. >> yes! >> reporter: it was the farewell lionel messi wished for. securing the first world cup trophy and the happiness of his nation. the match was filled with twists and turns. the superstar scored two goals and helped with a third. while france's mbappe tied the game with a hat trick for the defending champs. number 10 and number 10 stepped up. >> the heart of a champion. >> reporter: french fans who gathered had to accept it just wasn't their day. >> yeah, of course, we are a bit disappointed bu

smith and townsend all get together to nominate because huey long is gone a north dakota congressman named william lemke, originally a republican and he's one of these guys, franklin roosevelt has this great skill, you talk to him for 15 minutes and you come away and you think he agrees with you. lemke had, gone in as a republican in 1932 to hyde park, comes away thinking roosevelt is going to support his agricultural policies. and he goes in the exact opposite direction with the nra promoting scarcity where lemkin wanted to promote export ports. so all these guys, cole says, they have some rallies, big rallies look kind of like nuremberg rallies, and they look nuremberg rallies because they the backdrops are designed by the famed architect philip johnson, who really survives his pro-nazi leanings to become one of the premier architects of the late century. and he had got the idea for these backdrops he had attended a hitler youth rally in germany. well, that's an interesting point that you make about what's going internationally in terms of the rise of, nazism and fascism in, europe