. >> john: those states with a high rate of flu include indiana, and janet shamlian is in south bend. janet? >> reporter: good evening. as we made our way around the middle of the country reporting this week, we heard from doctors and nurses who told us that this year's flu season is the hardest-hitting one since before the pandemic. and that was certainly true when we visited louisville. in the emergency room of norton children's hospital, we found the staff treating a surge of pediatric flu patients. >> we have had more than 1800 kids test positive this week, and it is only wednesday. >> reporter: pediatric specialist dr. kris bryant told us last week there were 3,000 flu cases. how does this flu season compare to previous years? >> it's certainly worse. we are seeing extraordinarily high numbers of kids test positive for flu. it's worrisome. >> reporter: across the country, there have been more than 24 million flu cases this season. that's almost 10% more than this time last year. fewer are dying, but flu-related hospital visits are up almost 25%. in kentucky, teachers sanitize cla

she joins us from south bend in the state of indiana. welcome to the w. do you see any way that the us could do this? legally? it, yes, it could do what president trump has suggested legally with the consent of the palestinian people. but i've seen no indication that there's any interest pest, pest, and even people in transferring their sovereignty in their territory to united states as president trump calls in ownership. it would be great. it was a conceptual agreement in which the us provide substantial a to rebuild godsa and to even rebuild the west bank and create the riviera and the least. i'm sure everyone would like that. as long as it's under the wishes under the control of the casting people, right? so they could be a carrot and all stick in this. couldn't that could be, well, if you don't let us do this, we'll just let you live with the rubble around you. or perhaps if you do agree, we'll give you certain inducements as well. i hate to say to this particular situation as that kind of a bargain. although i think the way you put it would appeal to

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we're looking at upwards of a tenth of an inch of ice from south bend, indiana all the way into interior pennsylvania. snowfall amounts upwards of eight inches of snow. stretching from albany, new york, boston, syracuse, down just north of new york city. next storm monday evening, this large winter storm develops into the middle part of the country. rain from texas on into virginia. but snow making its way to the plains. by tuesday, light to moderate snow into the northeast. we're not going to put accumulations on it right now because it will be a messy commute. we're looking at this system pushing off. but the snowfall amounts, we're going to call them moderate to light to heavy. the heaviest down in the appalachians. but moderate snow new york, philly on into washington. so, guys, we will be watching this system. then there is another one behind that as we make our way toward the end of next weekend, so a lot going on. >> you have been so busy this winter, al. thank you so much. >>> another major story we're following, the trump administration's elon musk-led makeover of the federal go

tennessee river valley, maybe even some places 5 inches and icing from albany down to mount airy, south bendll. so really rough conditions. and we're looking at toward the weekend severe weather down south. so a lot going on now. >> thank you, al. >>> this morning president trump is announcing new steps in his shake-up of the federal government including more tariffs, and now the end of new pennies, and elon musk is putting another agency in his sights. let's start with garrett haake. >> reporter: good morning to you. yeah, these new tariffs teased by president trump on steel and aluminum will once again heavily impact american allies, specifically canada. much of our steel and most of our aluminum imports comeme from our neighbor to the north, where there is more anger and frustration already brewing today. and the president is also proposing to change how we make change in this country, with a post overnight telling the treasury to stop making new pennies. president trump making late night news after watching the super bowl in person, the first sitting president to do so. ♪ perilous fight

host: donald is in south bend, indiana, on the line for democrats. good morning. have no problem with government finding agencies and everything. i have no problem with that. that is what i think they should do. but i think congress should do this. i do not think someone like elon musk has contracts with the government should be messing around with my personal data in treasury. that scares me. one more thing. i know this may sound kind of kooky, but this is what i am scared about elon musk. he is doing something. when trump's term ends, he is doing something to hold the country hostage so trump could get a third term or something like that. i do not trust elon musk. hey, congress, your abdicating your role to this man. get some backbone and get him out, and do your job. thank you. host: ms. perryman, any response? guest: americans across the country are concerned about elon musk, their privacy, and their communities. we are in court what is an unlawful and harmful regime to install an unelected person and have them go through and take information that is the ameri

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host: donald is in south bend, indiana, on the line for democrats. good morning. have no problem with government finding agencies and everything. i have no problem with that. that is what i think they should do. but i think congress should do this. i do not think someone like elon musk has contracts with the government should be messing around with my personal data in treasury. that scares me. one more thing. i know this may sound kind of kooky, but this is what i am scared about elon musk. he is doing something. when trump's term ends, he is doing something to hold the country hostage so trump could get a third term or something like that. i do not trust elon musk. hey, congress, your abdicating your role to this man. get some backbone and get him out, and do your job. thank you. host: ms. perryman, any response? guest: americans across the country are concerned about elon musk, their privacy, and their communities. we are in court what is an unlawful and harmful regime to install an unelected person and have them go through and take information that is the ameri

deborah from south bend, indiana. the line for republicans. caller: good morning.n my world this is what we are concerned about. when president trump first came on no one really understood how things would work out for him because not any of us knew anything about trusting the government. we already was dissatisfied with the government. but after seeing everything they sent him through and he got back in the second term, in my worldo -- overhaul every agency that has to be in his company. that has to work with him, that has to protect him. donald trump does not walk around with a weapon. those people have a -- at the back of his head. who can he trust unless he overhauls everyone in that government agency? they all have to be replaced. we don't trust him and he don't trust them. we have to fix that trust. if we don't fix that trust, trying to keep somebody that has been there is not going to work. in my world, we don't trust not any of them. host: that was never in indiana and our last call in this portion of the program is sandra in new hampshire, lying for republ

deborah from south bend, indiana. the line for republicans. caller: good morning.n my world this is what we are concerned about. when president trump first came on no one really understood how things would work out for him because not any of us knew anything about trusting the government. we already was dissatisfied with the government. but after seeing everything they sent him through and he got back in the second term, in my worldo -- overhaul every agency that has to be in his company. that has to work with him, that has to protect him. donald trump does not walk around with a weapon. those people have a -- at the back of his head. who can he trust unless he overhauls everyone in that government agency? they all have to be replaced. we don't trust him and he don't trust them. we have to fix that trust. if we don't fix that trust, trying to keep somebody that has been there is not going to work. in my world, we don't trust not any of them. host: that was never in indiana and our last call in this portion of the program is sandra in new hampshire, lying for republ