a subdivision just then goes ripping and roaring toward the heart of the city. the county in montgomery county. yes, we go ahead. for one, xenia had just been hit by a tornado. the place is torn to pieces. they're asking for fire equipment. police equipment and ambulances. both city hall and county courthouse power wrecked and there is no emergency center equipped to deal with this kind of crisis. bob's stewart and his staff find an undamaged office in the greene county jail and go to work by flashlight and see if we can get with the red cross people about what kind of sources? water and food they're going have. okay, i'll get in touch with. civil defense and the red cross for my part. colonel, good to see you. i'm here with a convoy of heavy about 120 men. what do you want. i don't. i want to get on right now. i was most mainstream for railroad cars across the street have like to get out of here. nearly half of xenia in ruins but darkness hides the damage and rescue workers are moving through the night, searching for injured and buttons. at nightfall, a new of

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there were some roaring gusts yesterday.ort had something in common, both at 48mph. sfo was close. 45 hayward, 40 napa airport in san jose, also at 33mph, had some rain. look at ben lomond. santa cruz 0.81. mount tamalpais again, half inch of rain, bonny doon 0.41 and san leandro 0.38. so there were some okay amounts and the forecast model said, you know, most of it will be south of san francisco, far less to the north. and that's exactly what happened. so a mostly sunny, breezy, blustery day, 3040 to start. we'll end up with that system inching towards us, but not until tuesday. so look for a blue monday. and temperatures really only upper 50s low 60s. it will be kind of a cool pattern, no doubt. temperatures staying below average. well, hopefully you can go 60mph if you head out right now on the morning commute. let's ask the man himself, mr. sal castaneda. >> you know, you can. as a matter of fact, right now, traffic is doing very well. steve, on some of these roads, i'd say maybe even more than 60 triple a traffic camera

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yesterday was at $44 struggles now it's at $48.56 jumping 7.5% with ford up 5.5%, stallantis is really roaring up nearly 10%. now the major averages boy do they appreciate trump's let's call it a slight tariff turnabout after two days of triple digits losses following his threat and subsequent implementation of the tariffs which triggered pretty severe stock market sell-off, the dow jones industrials is coming back by 534 points, s&p climbing 70 points and the nasdaq is up 276 points. trump's trade war caused a dive in the value of the u.s. dollar which suffered its worst three-day decline since 2022 and if you look at it, compared to the euro, it's hitting a four-month high. the euro is against the greenback, it's $1.07 so foreign currencies are muscling up here the greenback down. then, yesterday, after the markets closed, commerce secretary howard lutnick appeared on fox business "kudlow" and walked back the tariffs telling larry that the president was looking to"meet canada and mexico in the middle" and might make an announcement today. well you just obviously heard from the white house th

"there was a sudden loud roar of a fighter jet, then an explosion," said this witness. eight bombs dropped 20 miles from the north korean border that were supposed to hit a training range. south korean officials said one of the pilots entered the wrong coordinates. what isn't clear is why a second pilot released bombs too. "i've never heard such a sound in my whole life," she says. it happened during training for joint exercises with the u.s. military, which says no u.s. aircraft were involved. 15 people are injured, two of them in serious condition. the village's mayor calling the accident unacceptable and horrific. the misfire coming ahead of annual joint exercises with the u.s. known as freedom shield that typically heighten tension with north korea. the aircraft carrier "uss carl vinson" arriving as part of the show of force. and north korea already warning of military actions of its own. south korea's military has suspended all live fire drills while an investigation into the accident is carried out but said the larger joint exercises with the u.s. would kick off n

. >>> wildfires roared across the carolinas. first responders finally gaining ground, dowsing the fast-moving flames as heavy smoke chokes out neighborhoods. >> the fire can go from just creeping along the ground to way up over your head in just a matter of a few minutes. >> this blaze burning near myrtle beach is the biggest south carolina has seen in at least five years. it has scorched over 2,000 acres and is 30% contained. a state of emergency remains in effect with the governor noting monday that no lives or buildings have been lost. >>> and north carolina fire crews battling wildfires of their own. a fire in pope county raging several months after the county was rocked by hurricane helene. the debris becoming fuel for the flames which have devoured nearly 600 acres. it is now 63% contained. >>> a system is bearing down in the plains. >> we are going to continue to see kind of a mess with this system here through the day today. a tornado watch is in effect from texas into oklahoma, including oklahoma city and wichita falls.

when california's palisades wildfire roared near her home, she, like so many others, had to evacuate.ent. my mom is 101 years old. and there was no taking pause to be safe with her. i could see from the back yard the red sky and the fires. and i said, baby, we got to get out of here. we got to go. >> reporter: but now debbie and the others here slowly bouncing back. with music, love and laughter. these classes a blessing for trish bryant and her sister in law lanell. >> oh, my gosh. whoa. >> reporter: after fire took their long-time family home. >> for an opportunity to take a dance class with such renowned choreographer just offers healing. >> we are -- gone. >> it's very sad. >> but we know that we will rebuild. and we will go back. ♪ ♪ for high school sophomore emma stevens and her friend, this is a chance to try something new. they haven't been back to their school since parts of it burned down. >> the dancing itself is very grounding. so many people have been going through such a hard time, and i think that coming to a class like this will just lift your spirits up. >> reporter:

oregon's fortitude was tested again last year as wildfires roared across our landscapes with an intensity that was unprecedented in both size and scope. demanding incredible courage if from thousands -- courage from thousands of firefighters who stood between flames and what oregonians hold dear. and and we made it through. another recovery is demanded of us in if our communities, and we will stay focused on that recovery. but we made it through. i want to thank from the bottom of my heart all the firefighters, all the emergency responders both paid and volunteer who kept oregon as safe as possible. [applause] and i want to thank the legislators in this room for coming together, frankly, just a few weeks ago for the short special session ever to allocate the necessary funds to pay our fire-fighting bills before the year's end. thank you. [applause] and, my friends, let us keep our thoughts and prayers with the people of los angeles who are experiencing horrific devastation of their homes and businesses. we know what this means. we are responding with mutual aid. 440 oregon firefighters an

. >>> turning to the south where wildfires roared across the carolinas, first responders finally gaining some ground, dowsing the fast-moving flames as heavy smoke chokes out neighborhoods. this blaze burning near myrtle beach is the biggest south carolina has seen in at least five years. it has scorched over 2,000 acres and is 30% contained. a state of emergency remains in effect with the governor noting monday that no lives or buildings have been lost. >>> and north carolina fire crews battling wildfires of their own. a fire in pope county raging several months after the region was rorocked by hurricane helen. the debris from the storm becoming fuel from the flames which have devoured nearly 600 acres. it's n 63% contained. >>> so a late winter storm is bearing down on the rockies this morning, something else angie lassman is tracking. good morning, angie. >> good morning, frances. this massive storm system causing a lot of potential for impacts through the day today. we've already got a tornado watch across texas and oklahoma through 5:00 a.m. central time. there's thunderstorm warnin

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known president trump to pull punches, and tonight his speech to congress and the nation was met with roaring applause from republicans and heckling and protest from democrats. it was his first address to congress of his second term, and depending on your beliefs you probably walked away from it feeling exactly how you did before. partisanship was alive and well tonight. the lines were clearly drawn. >> in fact, it has been stated by many that the first month of our presidency -- it's our presidency -- is the most successful in the history of our nation. by many. >> so the president talked for an hour and 40 minutes, but some of the fiery moments happened before the speech even really got started. did you catch that? new mexico democratic representative melanie stansbury held up a sign as trump walked into the chamber that said this is not normal. there it is on your screen. republican representative lance gooden of texas reached across the aisle, like the literal sense, not figuratively reached across the aisle, to rip it from her hands. >> we won the popular vote by big numbers and won coun

. >> ramping >> up for the final bit of winter here not boy really wants and with a roar to is we're going to see a series of storms impacting the bay area specially get a lot of part of the weekend and then the next week. that's when the storms really begin to pick up. but tonight, clouds already moving in a weak system, kind of sliding toward the bay area, likely to bring some rainfall and it may affect your commute in parts of the bay area, specially san francisco on southward. so be prepared for that tomorrow morning. maybe take a little extra time to going out there. mostly cloudy now. but those clouds kind of streaming up from the south. we're going to kind of all 1, 2 punch. you've got this court system coming up from the south. you got this from falling behind in the afternoon. that's dropping in with much colder air of the gulf of alaska. so tomorrow, yeah, be prepared for some rain drops out there to look like a whole lot of long-range forecast says that will soon change. here comes up for system as we head toward tomorrow morning. moving through the right behind follow tha

(engine roars) (♪) go, baby! go! (♪) thanks, grandpa! get good at money.: andrew, last year was a great year for the speculators and the highflying darlings stocks that could not go anywhere. palantir and so forth. this is been a very different story. >> the nasdaq is down 10% from the peak which is much bigger declined that a lot of the high flyers. it really set the tone for the market last year, tesla has been cut in half. palantir down 35%. hymns in hers, constellation energy, whole group of stocks have been hit hard in the last couple weeks. jack: why were they so popular before and so unpopular right now. >> a lot of momentum in retail investors, there was a fundamental story that people might've gotten carried away in the optimism about companies like palantir which peaked out well more than 100 timescales. >> there is no real common the theme. anything that people got excited about before they don't like anymore. >> exactly, the a.i. train cooled often constellation energy is a big power supplier of data center, you see the stock pullback. it's rea

when califnia's palisades wildfire roared near her home, she, like so many others, had to evacuate. >ears old, and there was no taking pause to be safe with her. i could see from the backyard the red sky and the fires and i said, baby, we got to get out of here, we got to go. >> reporter: now debbie and the others here are slowly bouncing back with music, love, and laughter. these classes a blessing for trish bryant and her sister-in-law lynell. >> my gosh. whoa. >> reporter: after fire took their long-time family home. >> for an opportunity to take a dance class with such renowned choreogrhers, just offers healing. >> we are gone. >> i feel so much better. i have been very sad. but we know that we will rebuild. and we will go back. ♪ >> reporter: for high school sophomore emma stevens and her friends, this is a chance to try something new. they haven't been back to their school since parts of it burned down. >> the dancing is very grounding. so many people have been going through such a hard time, and i think that coming to a class like this just lifts your spirits up. >> reporter: l

. >> john: are we about to hear the roar of a lion in winter? >> maurice: lonnie quinn here now., lon? >> it kind of depends on where you live, gentlemen. i'll show you what i'm talking about. look at the radar picture, so much of the country, it is nice and calm out there. one possible lion maker, zoom in tight, around the great lakes. that system as you go into your day tomorrow will move into the ohio valley and eventually the northeast by sunday morning. for the most part it is offshore, but what has it brought to the area? it's not so much a precipitation maker, it is big wind and big cold air. wind advisories, all through the northern plains into the ohio valley, could see some gusts, 40, 50, maybe 60 miles per hour. the areas shaded in pink, fire watches in effect, red flag warnings because it is so dry out there. now the winds are blowing. you've got to be careful with any sort of open flame in this area, but it is really going to be those temperature swings. we talked about it being very mild tomorrow in new york city, you betcha, even a bigger disparity, 60 degrees tomo

in my inaugural address, i spoke about unleashing the roar of nevada's economy. and we are well on our way. i attributed to the fact this the world wants to share in rich entertainment and sporting event experiences. at the same time, business leaders around the globe have heard and answered the call. that nevada is open for business. [applause] these are good sign, no doubt. but as leaders, it's our responsibility to be on the lookout for early warning signs of change. while we can look forward with cautious optimism that our economy is stable, we must stay alert to sudden economic turns. to that end, my budget includes a record-high reserve in the rainy day fund of $1.3 billion. [applause] just imagine, 10 years ago, the rainy day fund had a balance of $330 million. four years ago, due to the pandemic, it was drained to zero. we made smart fiscal decisions and we instituted prudent policies to protect ourselves. we should pause and note, those of us who were here two years ago can be gratified knowing we are responsible for being responsible. [applause] it's sa

. >> john: are we about to hear the roar of a lion in winter?n now here to tell us how marches coming in. lonnie? >> it kind of depends on where you live peered so much of the country it is nice and calm out there. one possible lien maker, zoom in tight come around the great lakes. that system as you go into your day tomorrow will move into the ohio valley and eventually the northeast by sunday morning. for the most part it is offshore but what it brought to the area not so much a precipitation-wind advisories, all through the northern plains into the ohio valley, could see some gusts, 40, 50, maybe 60 miles per hour, the areas shaded in pink, fire watch is in effect, red flag warnings. careful any sort of open flame in this area, where there is really going to be those temperature swings. we talked about it being very mild tomorrow in new york city, you better come even a bigger disparity, 60 degrees tomorrow, get to sunday is only 33. it is 19 in the morning on sunday, feeling like 10 degrees with that wind. gentlemen? >> john: lonnie, here th

so let's see how he has imposed tariffs on canada and mexico, let's sit back and watch that economy roarht, the stock market dropping more than 600 points. >> the u.s. stock markets plunged for the second day in a row. >> we've seen consumer confidence tank. >> layoff numbers across the u.s. are the highest they've been since 2020 >> the r-word is back, thanks in large part to tariffs. >> michael: wait... the r-word is back? tariffs brought back the r-word? so i guess i can say it? reeee..... >> wall street banks are starting to raise a red flag that recession odds have become unsettlingly high. >> michael: right, right, that r-word, of course. that's what i was thinking. i can be such a recession sometimes. by the way, is "recession" an r-word now? who thinks the word "recession" is offensive? finance bros? did they get woke? "before we discuss the impending r-word, we begin by acknowledging that we are on the ancestral grounds of capital grille, where chad was unjustly removed by the bartender before he could get a chance to cheat on his wife. sup, chad?" so basically, trump said the t

yeah, margaret, so he's the guy who's trying to save the whole thing and he sees his work off his roar, his again the going uh well, it's nothing anymore. and they know it because europe is not capable of waging a war against russia. this is actually what they want, and this is what you know, i'm telling all the time they want a war against russia, but they're not capable of it. the army is not good at the finances now and do is not playing alone anymore. so it's a disaster for them, and maybe nato will be the sole one of these days. and they've already speaking about a, you will be an army. i don't know if that will going to happen because i don't think a lot of europeans are heavy to form an army to fight against for our show, because this is what it will be. so yeah, mark, whether it's a little bit desperate me. maybe they'll try it out, then bring back the 181812, but not pull it up for you. i need to why the case may be at the same page might happen again. who knows? all right, serious now, what does this mean for the integrity of the so called collective west as well? the so call

senator roars will introduce a bill that will among other things create a task force to review all current boards and commissions and report back before the next legislative session on which boards can be dissolved, which boards can be combined, and which boards are essential to the core functions of government. to get this party started, i signed an executive order to dissolve five of these groups that have not met in over a calendar year. not enough, but a good start. [applause] we spend a lot of time in north dakota talking about our natural resources. but we should never forget our most important resources right now sitting at a desk in classrooms across the state. we need to offer 21st century learning environments that engage students, expand educational opportunities, and empower parents. our career in technical education programs are an absolute game changer. along with governor burgum, you put north dakota on the national stage with the funding and construction of these 13 ct scanners. little closer to home, as a parent who has a kid who goes to the bismarck academy, i want to say

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