they also have big tanks to store it once it salts. it only codes by one degree celsius per day in that and can be used to run the turbine at the lights up points like after the sun has gone down. cool. and lots of people are using lots of electricity all at once. it's important to have these clean sources of energy. we can dispatch around the clock as we pluck more renewables into upgrades, because they only work when the sun shines with the wind blows. having this flexible supply might also justify paying a little more for the future of csp move to the different nice red side. it used to be a power technology like wind, mtv. and now it's really very much a storage technology. there of course, other ways to store electricity like lithium ion battery is that now often get billed right next to solar funds. but that's typically used to shift up to 4 hours worth of energy. you can build big a batteries to cover the night for example, but that will be very expensive. since what the salt is quite cheap, it's more economical to use this for

well, i don't like salt, well, i love salt, hey, i don't like to do the debt ceiling. know what? we've got energy to deal with. we've got regulations to deal with. we have to get the border security done. and by the waying president trump can take care of a lot of the border security on his first day in office by reinstituting many of his executive orders and getting rid of the biden orders. that will take care of a lot of issues on the border. the money aspect of it, the deportation aspect of it will take time anyway. so yeah, i think we need to do one bill and i support the speaker and the president in their quest. maria: and i'm told that one of the first executive orders on january 20th from president trump is going to be an order freezing all pending rule making. how many executive orders do you expect from president trump on january 20th? >> i expect something about that tall. all right. [laughter] >> because he's going to have to do -- he's going to have to undo everything that joe biden did to destroy this country. he has to reinstitute those things that were w

we get a lot of missing persons cases in salt lake city. keith morrison (voiceover): lieutenant todd mitchell was the unit's chief detective. so i tried my best to sift through those and find the ones that kind of raised the hair on the back of your neck, for lack of a better term. and this raised the hair on the back of my neck. so that's why i decided, yeah, we need to take action now and at least start an initial investigation into it. keith morrison (voiceover): truth be told, most reports are easily resolved. the missing person may have simply lost their phone or just decided to take a break from some family drama. but that didn't appear to be the case with mackenzie. the relationship she had with her mom and dad would be the envy of most parents. they were always contacting each other. they'd send little silly texts back and forth on a daily basis. keith morrison (voiceover): detectives nate wiley and tiffany sayes led the missing persons investigation, even though their specialty was murder. i mean, in a usual homicide investigation,

a, to remove the entire salt cap tax -- salt cap tax. and second, to never let a new proposal that for the first time imposes the salt cap on businesses, small and large, to be put into effect. item going to do everything i can -- i'm going to do everything i can to fight this dastardly proposal. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the clerk: ms. alsobrooks. we will proceed to the rnc cochair. pursuant to rule 581 . a chairman and a cochair of the opposite sex shall be elected by the members of the national committee. the counsel's office confirmed one candidate demonstrated to support nomination the chair recognizes the ready pennsylvania to the purposes of making a nomination who the cochairs position. >> casey to the office of rnc. i've had the privilege of working side-by-side the past two years. motivated and passionate. he handles them grace and compassion a woman of integrity the perfect partner for our chairman. casey will lead us not only to win bu

malliotakis: the salt deduction, could you explain how constituents may not have benefited from salt? ms. gallagher: the salt adduction was, because of its limitation the salt deduction is actually part of the computation of the amt. it is an ad-back. you are calculating your taxable y have to add back all of your salt taxes. my warning in my written testimony was that if there is an argument to have salt, then we have to keep amt out as well. rep. malliotakis: i agree with you. ms. gallagher: because everybody who may not be limited in salt will be paying amt and they are no further ahead than they were. rep. malliotakis: i agree with you 100%. with salt, if we were able to increase that deduction do you have any estimates of what could cover the majority of middle-class families? ms. gallagher: i have not done that math. rep. malliotakis: no problem. just curious. around $23,000 was the average deduction from middle-class families with an income level of to hunt a thousand dollars to $500,000. today it would be more like $30,000. if you want to hit that income level or below. should

so salt is the function of avoiding double taxation.dership in new york is terrible. the governor is an absolute failure and needs to be replaced in 2026. new york taxpayers should not be penalized with double taxation by the federal government. to say somehow this is we are losing revenue. the fact is the cap on salt was nothing more than a paid for for other provisions within the tax bill. as we renegotiate a new tax bill moving forward i and my new york, california, and new jersey colleagues have made it clear we are not going to support a tax bill that does not lift the cap on salt. we understand it is a negotiation. >> charles: what then are you suggesting? >> again, they used assault as they pay for in the last tax bill of. there are a number of provisions we will work through. ways and means of coming up with potential pay force there are as part of this new tax bill negotiation. but what we are saying is that 10,000-dollar cap on salt is unacceptable. the fact is i can tell you my district, west district county, rockland county,

-- we use that, you were there, we used the salt to get rid of salt deduction to lower the tax ratesuld do here. larry: point is, art, we should not incentivize all of these blue states to keep raising taxes. >> right. larry: by allowing state taxes to be deducted from federal taxes, that is just, you know, that is, you can get into discussions about how much new york pays into the federal government and all this, i don't area, the issue is the incentives are wrong, to get tax bill through, you have to get all of these votes, a very thin majority. that is the reason we can only have one bite of the apple, one big beautiful bill to put tax cuts in in and spending cuts as well as the border stuff, and energy. but art, how far would you go to make peace do you think? what would work to -- to your way of thinking? >> when i look at you two. in highest tack places in world i i -- tax places in world i am in a we'reoy tax rate. to be honest, a half of all state and local taxes should be deductible, period. there should be no limits, you should not have limits on deductions, you should have

is this all about salt and salt lawmaker getting onboard? or is it also about the debt ceiling where you've got to get colleagues onboard with some of these issues that trump wants in this big bill? >> first of all, maria there is no way united states government is going do did default on debt there is no way, a scare tactic is a pointed out the on sun 2019 spent 4.4 trillion dollars in total spending spree 6.6 trillion dollars next year because of covid never come off thatlast five years averaged 6.5 trillion dollars, so 4.4 to five years 6.5 trillion dollars reminds i am reintroducing i am on key committees bunlt finance committee people receptive i laid out a reasonable plan you go back to bill clinton spending, from 1998 and you just leave social security, medicare as they are and interest inflate everything else but population inflation spend 5g.5 trillion dollars versus biden spent 7.3 if you go back to obama's 2014 do same thing 6.2 trillion use trump's budget last budget for 2025 spending would be six trillion dollars inflation same

we will give you a little salt here but taking it away over there that is not going to fly.: not going to fly meaning if you've got a tax reconciliations package extending trump tax cuts doesn't include salt you are not going to support that. >> look. i have been very clear, maria, that last sunday, if there is not a fix for salt i cannot support a tax bill that doesn't do that but that is why negotiating in good faith, i have every reason to believe we will get there, the president reiterated that, the other day, that he supports the effort to lift expect a on salt he understands the impact we have to get this done no room for error a very tight majority we all have to work together there is going to be will compromising along the way i am willing to do that but people have to do it in have good faith on the other side too we are going to get there but i am not. i am not concerned about whether or not we get there. we will. maria: what about compromise from governor new york i am a new yorker, i would like to see cap you know lifted, but people emin south carolina like lind

you expect the salt cap to be lifted in >> he understands and agrees the cap on salt needs lifted and introduced legislation to lift toy $10 0* thousand for individuals and $200,000 for married couples and from the very beginning, if salt was not lifted i will to the support a tax bill that will not do that . >> wow. larry: i think you and i agree that to get the one big beautiful bill through, so double it from 10-20,000, mike lawler wants to go 100-200,000. by the way, just in "the wall street journal" editorial this morning, if you double the salt cap from 10-20,000, it costs 175 billion over 10 years and just want to put that in. now, 23 you took that to -- took it to 100,000 as mr. lawler pes, there's no telling. i can't even calculate it. what's going to happen on in? >> the general principle for good tax policy and we can agree, there should be no salt deduction and no rational whatsoever for people that live in florida, people in idaho have to pay higher taxes to pay for high taxes in spending in new york and california. that's just making no sense to maine and by the way, if

in salt lake city. we have david pine. he is deputy director of national operations for the task force on national and homeland security. and in san francisco, we crossed to jack ross moves. he is an associate professor of economics at st. mary's college as well as the author of the scourge of neo liberalism. alright, gentlemen, cross stock rules and effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. let's go to 1st. the scotts scotts in washington dc. scott, you're usually in delmar, but you're in washington. why to washington? because the, today we are closer to a nuclear or between united states and russia at any time in the nuclear, this is a far more dangerous situation than the cuban missile crisis. and if something isn't done to alter the trajectory that the united states is currently on with russia, there is a, not just possibility, but probably of a, of a nuclear war. so on saturday, i will be moderating it a uh, an event of the national press club of we're gonna have 3 panels of distin

he agrees that the cap on salt needs to be lifted. remind my colleagues, here's the reality. if we don't pass a tax bill the cap on salt expires completely and we go back to unlimited. the problem is that it would be associated with the largest tax increase in american history, the rates would go up, the alternative minimum tax would come back. so there's reason for all of us to negotiate in good faith. the fact is that if you lift it to $60,000 for an individual, it covers most everybody. so we're working through this. maria: the cap is 10,000 right now. what's your number? what does your gut say? >> i introduced legislation to lift to it 100,000 for individuals, 200,000 for married couples. we will work through this negotiation with the president, with our leadership, and come up with a number that works as part of the overall tax bill. maria: liz, this is not going to put any pressure on the governor of new york to actually move taxes lower and let's not forget the other pressure that we are talking about here and that is congress

i love salt, hey. don't like to do debt ceiling we've got energy to deal with regulations to deal with, we have to get the border security done president trump can take care avenue lot of border security first day in office reinstitutesing a lot of. >> carlos gimÉnez supporting trump's plan to pass priorities in one bill border money tax extensions some have issues with combining money for border tax cuts as well as raising the debt ceiling into one package i also asked wisconsin senator ron johnson a, joined me yesterday, on "sunday morning futures", watch this. >> i certainly supported two-step process i givep trump funds to secure border protect this nation, then take our time on, making sure we don't have a massive tax increase in 2026. >> president trump wants eliminating or raising debt ceiling in first big package will you vote for it? >> no. we absolutely need a debt ceiling limit all negotiating temperatures to increase that -- >> joining me now is tennessee senator bill hagerty senate banking

go ahead and salt lake city. you know, you're absolutely right here. um, when uh, you know, it's difficult when a power is there's no countries winning a war there in the once we get this the term. so in this case, russia has been one of the war over the last, uh, 2 or 3 years. i think this uh no longer debatable and, you know, as a result, you prayed in the us have to accept a piece piece agreement terms that are minimally acceptable to the russian federation. and so that, that's really the key that's been missing all this talk about nato membership being pushed back. that's completely unacceptable to russia. the idea of the week that we would send data peacekeepers to patrol a dmc that i me that is that on arrival, there's no way that the present people would accept that. so you know, the key, the key to you praise security is, is not on the line with the west because we prefer not capable providing for the security of ukraine is lost 30 percent of its population since 2014 mostly refugees and its economy is it

i'm not a big fan of the salt deduction. i live in south carolina with low taxes.hould people in south carolina subsidize california and new york tax policy. you could have a hard time with me on that. maria: house speaker mike johnson told me this is why one big reconciliation bill is needed not to lose the salt lawmakers on their body and on the border money. watch. >> there is a fear without getting all of the elements in one place you could lose some members. there are some members that have priorities and taxes they want the salt deduction back in place. the new york lawmakers do you lose those lawmakers on the border if the tax issues are not in the one bill. >> that the benefit of doing altogether. no one is going to love every element of the large package like that. there will be enough elements in there to pull everyone along, they will be able to justify not getting all their preferences on some of the big issues because there will be other important pieces to the one piece of legislation. i think keeping it together is how we will get it done. maria: the

maria: there's two things, salt and the debt ceiling. a lot of republicans say i can't raise the debt ceiling, can't vote for that. that's where you have these couple days in mar-a-lago this weekend hopefully we'll get answers there. with just 12 days until his return to the white house, president trump is also laying out his america first foreign policy vision. fox news' nate foye is live in west palm beach with the latest there. nate, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, maria. good morning. so as you were talking about the president-elect going to washington, d.c. and he'll meet with senate republicans to discuss advancing his domestic priorities through congress, yesterday at mar-a-lago he had an international focus specifically with acquiring, he wants to acquire greenland and the panama canal and he would not rule out using american military force to make that happen. >> we need greenland for national security purposes. look, panama canal is vital to our country. it's being operated by china. china. and we gave the panama canal t

david in salt lake city as well. i think russia definitely does the threatened native security today. they didn't do so before the war that's. that's why it was created in mexico is attacking russian territory. that is a threat is russia attacking nato territory. no, it is. it is not the same thing. you can't, they, you can't pair the to keep going and salt lake city. yeah, you're absolutely right. so nato is being the aggressor here. you know, it's been a fairly demonizes as the dresser. uh, this was not enough for both progression. this was the most provoked more that i've ever seen in our history. and you know, cause want a pc said 15 years trying to negotiate a peaceful solution to the excess dental threat of data on ukraine in every day sense every day since the day after the war, russia has had peace terms that were mostly reasonable and would create the situation for just the last the piece, you know, the real solution is, is on. it's on the negotiating table. you know, we need to, us needs to negotiate, uh, k

go ahead and salt lake city as well. trip isn't it? is made a few really good goods, you know, uh, tulsa gabber, guys and some other folks like that that i think you're going to give them some good advice. and most notably, journeyman, i mean, judy vance is very vocal opponent of the war. and ukraine is, he was wanting to end it yesterday, and he's, he's going to be a visual and drugs here. i'm telling them to, you know, to be, to all kill lots ridiculous, you know, con proposals for, for a ceasefire. peace with russia. so, you know, my opinion should have sent ged vance to be that special ed boy to negotiate the, the russia ukraine, disagreement. and by the way, this, this needs to be a us rush or a piece for you pray and does not need to be involved. us represents the praise interest and zaleski is outlawed. any piece piece, uh, negotiations with the russian federation. so he is proven to be uh, you know, not a reliable partner for peace. trump is, it is or israel, i am a part of a visa. fine, of course has a joke. uh, he spent 10 mi

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in the office is where they keep an eye on how much salt is needed and where it needs to go.re able to see that in real—time the temperatures were colder than we expected. so we were able to monitor that react accordingly. health care providers are also preparing. they have been placed on high alert for the coming days. people who are vulnerable to the cold weather could be at greater risk and might need help. in the east of england, extra ambulances have already been put on, as they have started to feel the pressure. our call levels are at the highest level that we have experienced ever. that typically we would see around 3,900 calls a day, and we have been receiving in excess of 5,700 calls. some charities, including age uk, are warning that the government's decision to axe winter fuel payments for most pensioners will make some reluctant to turn on the heating during this cold snap. but the health secretary defended the choice. well, this is definitely a weekend to turn the heating on. and i willjust remind people that the chancellor did take the decision to protect winter

reporter: stuart, doubling a salt tax would barely make a difference. under $100,000 a year if the salt cap was doubled, they'd save about $1 on their taxes. stuart. stuart: that does not amount to much now does it, hillary? thank you very much indeed. well done. congressman darryl issa, he's a republican from california, and he joins me now. can he reign in the freedom caucus to get that absolute unity, congressman issa? >> the answer is we're going to. now, the question, stuart is how are we going to? yes, he does have to deal with the fact that the states that he had there, myself included, woe were very adversely effective by the elimination and deductibility for income tax that was taken in voluntarily and you know extremely well that when they tell you that you made $200,000 and then both the state and federal government tax you on $200,000 in new york or in california, that means that you could be paying 53% off the top so, yes, there is a demand for some sort of recognition of that. the president recognized it, was very supportive that we need t

in the office is where they keep an eye on how much salt is needed and where it needs to go.he temperatures were colder than we expected. so we were able to monitor that react accordingly. health care providers are also preparing. they have been placed on high alert for the coming days. people who are vulnerable to the cold weather could be at greater risk and might need help. in the east of england, extra ambulances have already been put on, as they have started to feel the pressure. our call levels are at the highest level that we have experienced ever. that typically we would see around 3,900 calls a day, and we have been receiving in excess of 5,700 calls. some charities, including age uk, are warning that the government's decision to axe winter fuel payments for most pensioners will make some reluctant to turn on the heating during this cold snap. but the health secretary defended the choice. well, this is definitely a weekend to turn the heating on. and i willjust remind people that the chancellor did take the decision to protect winter fuel allowance for the poorest pe

irrelevant, bypassing the salt negotiations? mr. ford: first we have to understand that salt i expires october third 1977. mr. brezhnev and i met in vladivostok in december of 1974 for the purpose of trying to take the initial step so we could have a salt ii agreement that would go to l985. as i indicated earlier, we did agree on a twenty-four-hundred limitation on launchers of ballistic missiles. that would mean a cutback in the soviet program. it would not interfere with our own program. at the same time, we put a limitation of 1320 on mirvs. our technicians have been working since that time in geneva, trying to put into technical language a -- an agreement that can be verified by both parties. in the meantime, there has developed the problem of the soviet backfire. their high-performance aircraft which they say is not a long-range aircraft and which some of our people say is a intercontinental aircraft. in the interim, there has been the development on our part primarily, the cruise missiles. cruise missiles that could be lau

irrelevant, bypassing the salt negotiations? mr. ford: first we have to understand that salt i expires october 3, 1977. mr. brezhnev and i met in vladivostok in december of 1974 for the purpose of trying to take the initial step so we could have a salt ii agreement that would go to l985. as i indicated earlier, we did agree on a 2400 limitation on launchers of ballistic missiles. that would mean a cutback in the soviet program. it would not interfere with our own program. at the same time, we put a limitation of 1320 on mirvs. our technicians have been working since that time in geneva, trying to put into technical language an agreement that can be verified by both parties. in the meantime, there has developed the problem of the soviet backfire, their high-performance aircraft, which they say is not a long-range aircraft and which some of our people say is a intercontinental aircraft. in the interim, there has been the development on our part primarily, the cruise missiles. cruise missiles that could be launched from land-based

that have been talking about the salt issue for a long time now.position to negotiate on this, i am in palm beach right now here last few days i haven't been part of the -- here for meetings i was in congress when president trump -- working on transition issues i am responsible for, but i was there last few days talking to all members that are coming out of the meeting talked to president trump about it, and i think the meetings went really, really well, i think everybody is really positive about where we are headed right now i am obviously, not in favor of raising the cap, very much, not to raise it at all but like i said going to make demands that we all have to give a little bit i am willing to give a little bit a hundred thousand dollars i think individually unreasonable i is 10,000 now we have to find that number president trump is to do find the number maria: telling us i don't think a shot that it is lifted to 60,000 but maybe 20,000 i don't know we will wait to see how you can get offsets for that, now you've got the issue of california wil

he has learned the date of the expiration of salt one apparently. we have seen in this world a development of a tremendous threat to us as a nuclear engineer myself i know the limitations and capabilities of atomic power. i also know that as far as the human beings on on the spur e concern that the nonproliferation of atomic weapons is number one. only the last few days with the election of turkey has mr. for taking an interest in a nonproliferation movement. i advocated last night in a speech to united nations we move immediately as a nation to declare a complete moratorium of the testing of all nuclear devices both weapons and peaceful devices, that we not ship in the atomic fuel to a country that refuses to comply with strict control over the waste which can be reprocessed into explosives. i've also advocated we stop the sale by germany and france of reprocessing plants to pakistan persaud. mr. ford hasn't booted this. we need to provide an adequate supply of enriched uranium. mr. ford again under pressure from the atomic energy lobby has insiste

mostly the pod lot from the water and see national park monitors the growth of the salt marshes. and he's using this summer day to install a sampling platform that he gets yearly 3 that can see here come which is will be returning every year under the missed on it. and then i'll put this measuring right on top of the post and take a reading of the ground surface, you know. and then that way we can determine over the years whether the ground has arisen or rather been wrote it away. and last material must be i found one regarding as he leaves the salt marshes should be flooded. more often to ensure adequate growth of the holic island isn't funded. missed it's going to be very know from our sample platforms on the mainland underneath that the sedimentation of the mainland solve marsh's is significantly higher. but it's also significantly higher than the rise and sea level 50. simply putting the log of this means that the mainland salt marsh is growing with the rising sea level. and then with the growth of the how this islands is currently not keeping pasting. and i'm sticking. it se

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it's magnesium chloride. >> reporter: how does this salt work on the roads?ctually will bind to the snow particles and melt them. that liquid is then much easier to remove from the street. >> reporter: he calls it a secret weapon. you sound pretty confident. >> we've never been more prepared as a city. we are absolutely ready for this no matter what's coming. >> reporter: while officials believe they're ready, jericka, they need the public's help. the city manager says it's important for folks to stay off the roads during the storm so the plows can clear them quickly and safely. >> ian lee, you and your team stay safe. thank you. let's go to meteorologist andrew kozak with the very latest on this weather threat. andrew? >> yeah, jericka, tonight we are gearing up for a very powerful dynamic winter storm. let's bring up the watches and warnings that we have, extending now from the east coast all the way up through the plains and into the rockies and the canadian border. what we're seeing are millions of people not only looking at snow but ice and even blizzard

there's a lot we can do but we cannot continue to spend and you mentioned the salt caucus.ry active and they're very vocal, you've got an equally vocal and majority number of members who are concerned -- we consider ourselves as full hawks, recognizing the fact that we have to be able to pass the tax cuts and jobs act extension, other programs for american people, but it cannot continue to increase the deficit, it cannot continue to increase the debt. those are the difficult conversations we're having, where exactly are those agreements going to be made on cuts. maria: what do you want to say about tariffs and about the border? has a lot changed in texas? i spoke with the governor yesterday and the president of colombia caved huge to president trump's tariff threat yesterday. he is now willing to accept the deportation flights of illegal colombian nationals after refusing two flights on sunday. speaker johnson posted this on x. colombia and all nations should be on notice, congress is fully prepared to pass sanctions and other measures against those who do not fully coopera

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. >> he agrees the cap on salt needs to be lifted.t did have a negative impact on states like new york on the report jack smith's team supreme court could weigh in. we could find out in the next couple hours tonight. bret? >> bret: details about inauguration day? >> that's right. so we found out that country superstar carrie underwood will be performing america the beautiful during inauguration and remember that garbage truck that went viral because the president elect rode it during the campaign trail. well, fo foxes is has now learnd that that truck from michigan will be a part of the inaugural parade the president will also be a part of. bret? >> bret: okay. probably some more surprises as well. aishah, thanks. >> you got it. the senate confirmation hearings for president-elect's high profile nominees begin tomorrow on capitol hill. you will see those here. what is shaping up as perhaps the most contentious defense nominee pete hegseth for democrats. question whether republican also stay together to support him to get him to the co

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the salt ii treaty was the result of negotiations that mr. carter's team entered into after he had asked the soviet union for a discussion of actual reduction of nuclear strategic weapons. and his emissary, i think, came home in 12 hours having heard a very definite nyet. but taking that one no from the soviet union, we then went back into negotiations on their terms, because mr. carter had canceled the b-i bomber, delayed the mx, delayed the trident submarine, delayed the cruise missile, shut down the missile man, the three, the minuteman missile production line, and whatever other things that might have been done. the soviet union sat at the table knowing that we had gone forward with unilateral concessions without any reciprocation from them whatsoever. now, i have not blocked the salt ii treaty, as mr. carter and mr. mondale suggest i have. it has been blocked by a senate in which there is a democratic majority. indeed, the senate armed services committee voted 10 to 0, with seven abstentions, against the salt ii treaty, and declared that

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so don't miss out from great salt lake could garner. >> all right. we'll talk about the weather now with meteorologist kyla. wait a second. we go we've got some time. the 18th 19018th and the 20th. yeah. i mean, it is interesting. it's it's a phenomena. don't see everywhere that are that saw like in general is fascinating. if you read about it and they've had issues with it with the levels dropping like he was talking about. it's a bit of an ecological conundrum. the salt lake. >> it is. but ok, but i digress. let's talk about our weather is beautiful. know conundrums here. people. >> blue skies. wind is light. we are lucky. we are chilly this morning, though. did you feel that? 32 degrees in napa? 32 degrees in santa rosa. livermore down to the freezing mark concord at 36. you can see 30's in san jose. oakland airport was 40 and san francisco airport mated to 44 little cool out there. we are not under a frost advisory as of right now for tomorrow morning. temperatures right now, 61 in san francisco still above average today, right? just to the tune

that matters more than adding a few thousand for salt.yeah, senator marsha blackburn mentioned capitol gains. may have -- capital gains and may have briefed her on that . first time an elected politician talked about capital gains. >> being once in politic, i'lltail take credit. larry: you were both on the same radio show but different segments and i separated you both. she mentioned cutting capital gains tax. taylor, something that trump said and i heard him say a million times in the oval office, i tried to communicate it so some of my friends in the european union. listen the u.s. legislature, aka the congress, can tax american companies. foreigner cspan not tax american businesses. period. full stop. come to an end. and that is one of the executive orders he signed. all the oecd, janet yell and minimum taxes and tax the technology companies. gone, immediately. gone. >> because tram subpoena unapologetically america first. larry: right. >> hi a great statistic. meta's head of global business said that europe has created zero billion do

and last material must be i found one gun as he leaves the salt marshes should be flooded. more often to ensure adequate growth of the holic island isn't funded. missed that's the only thing we know from our sample platforms on the mainland and that the sedimentation of the mainland solve marshes is significantly higher. but it's also significantly higher than the rise in sea level 50. simply putting the log of this means that the mainland south marsh is growing with the rising sea level and the growth of the house islands is currently not keeping pasting. sticking, it seems like the according to the u. n. world climate report. sea levels are currently rising by an average of almost 4 millimeters per year, but by 2050, depending on the scenario, sea levels could have risen by more than 30 centimeters. the $400.00 flu shots, the marsh islands are special places. is kennedy. so having that explanation fish out, i have known these colleagues islands for 60 years now and have always loved being here. yeah. because the quality of life here is so incredibly different from life on

i'm afraid the tax bill will get caught up like negotiating the salt adduction.nk the president might have to put his finger on the scale very early you might have to craft the bill or have his staff craft outlines of the bill and insist that the house and senate passed the bill otherwise it will drag on for a long time in the president needs border funding right now. >> congressman andy harris, big day on capitol hill. i know the plans have changed but the celebration will still remain the same today is inauguration day and president donald j trump is back in office, thank you so much for being here. we appreciate it. coming up, tiktok is back online again for american users as president trump looks for a 50% ownership stake in the chinese owned at, president biden moments ago issuing 11th hour pardons for dr. fauci, general mark milley anybody worked on the january 6 committee testified after the break tennessee senator marsha blackburn, don't miss the interview, you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. what does a good investment opportunity