[applause] >> i believe south dakota is a free state in the nation. we fight to defend our constitutional right. we ensure every south dakotan has a right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. but here's what i love about south dakota. we never saddle. we never sit back and say that's good enough. we turn challenges into opportunities. together but the soul to take on the challenge of making south dakota number one in growth, tax climate, work ethic, the building and supporting strong families. our nation was built on freedom but our constitutional freedoms are under assault from washington, d.c. america needs south dakota's example of how conservative policies and values make people's lives better. these policies bring success, and they bring hope you're in the last four years we may south dakota the strongest state in america by making it the state to pursue an american dream. a state for stronger families and a secure state. an next four will prove the best is yet to come. now together we have to continue to build into advance that american

our special guest today is governor of south dakota. she is the 33rd governor and the first woman to serve in that post. also representing south dakota in congress for 2011-2019. we are going, she is the ideal person for this conversation in particular because we are going to be focusing quite a bit on the public health emergency of covid-19. medical doctors are supposed to follow the hippocratic oath, first do no harm, which is a very sound rule of thumb for health care and it might even be more important if elected officials in positions of power could be bound by that rule. unfortunately, the first do no harm role was violated repeatedly and flagrantly during the covid-19 public health emergency. when we talk about federalism, we often use this famous varies about the states being laboratories of democracy. as if that's in unambiguously good thing. the fellow who coined the phrase, in the course of coining it celebrated the ability of state governments to try, quote novel, social, and economic experiments on their citizens. we had pl

we also had big events in south dakota that year, we hosted the motorcycle bike rally in south dakota held the first professional sporting event after the pandemic started with the spectators in the state of south dakota. we had that july 3 event at mount rushmore. we did it all based on science and -- but told people that if you were scared, you had the freedom to stay home. but if you wanted to go, here are the steps you could take but only you have the right to make the decision on what you are willing to do as far as attending these types of events. >> let's talk about trade-offs. at johns hopkins, the institute for applied economics came out with a study about a year ago co-authored by cato senior fellow stephen, i'm trying to plug it a lot. they show that lockdowns in europe quote only reduced covid mortality by 0.2% on average and shelter-in-place orders reduced it by an average of 2.9%. and the health institute released a paper and from the oxford government response index, they found estates with more stringent restrictions did not have improved health outcomes but had worse

we got our first cases in south dakota on march 10.e had done several months of preparation prior to that though. i started to talk to folks around the world before the virus ever came to ourev state. looking at studies of viruses, trying to learn as much as i possibly could from health experts on what our response should be, look at what other states were doing as they got cases and recognizing after spending hours and hours of my general counsel and constitutional attorneys, what my authority was as governor. what did i have the authority to do? what did i not have the authority to do? i knew the day isor sworn in as governor held that my right hand taken an oath that was to uphold the constitution of the state of south dakota and the constitution of the united states of america. and so i really wanted to know what decision is my job? what is my job what is not my job? so we had done that work prior to the virus ever coming to our state. i knew that if i were to make a decision that would impact settlement privately or in their priva

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like governor youngkin, she's leading the way in the great state of south dakota. we have governor kristi noem with us. good to see you. [ applause ] >> thank you. good to see you. >> sean: first of all, you are a pioneer. you are the first governor in the country to say no to tiktok. because our intel community has been saying it's been used as spy mechanism against americans. i give you credit for that. one of the first to say no to the chinese buying up farmland, ranchland, and land near military installationings. give you credit for that. how did you come to those decisions? >> i have also done an executive order that says we will not do state contracts and telecommunications companies will not do business in south dakota that affiliate themselves with china as well. we've been aggressive on fighting this threat that biden will not address. i have a bill i'm working with a couple of legislators in south dakota to ban china for being able to buy up our farmland, agriculture is the number one industry in our state but we're also home of ellsworth air force base.

in just a moment, we're goingvin to be joinedia by virginia governor glenn junkin , south dakota. yeah, right. youngk, south dakota governor k noem and the person that should be the governor of new york , i lee zeldin. >> tonight.e is the okay. but tonight we begin with the washington swamp where biden's balloon saga, it is now on weekr noree an bd is getting nuttier by the day. now, today's tod developmentayse far more questions than you can ever imagine. now, earlier, your president, joey, the president of final the united states , finally said something about the other three objects besides a chinese spy balloon that he decidederic to shoot down over northr america airspace last week with four hundred thousand400,00 dollar missiles that you paid for. but don' t expect any clarity from joe biden. now, here is the trulyning frightening part. joe has absolutely no idea. we told us today, none at all whatsoever. what. these objects were, e they came from, what they were doing. t he he has no idea what he ordered. our military to shoot down. i am not making this up. this is what he

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look, in south dakota, we've got the south dakota retirement plan.s in the entire nation, but every single year, we try to make it better. we try to do the internal mechanics of it so that we actually make it better than it was the year before. i bet you you can't find anybody in south dakota that has that plan that isn't satisfied with the direction that we've done to make it better each year. >> an important conversation, senator mike rounds, we really appreciate your time today. >> thank you. >>> poll after poll shows americans do not want president biden to run for president again, including democrats. so why aren't any other democrats stepping up to challenge him? our panel joins us next! zable options chain, easy-to-use tools, and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans help you find new trading opportunities. while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market. [ marcia ]

two lines were charged california taxes plus dakota taxes, south dakota specifically.hael said the phones always have been in california. there is no reason for out of state taxes. he called verizon every month for a year trying to get this resolved. no success. he dialed us. we reached out to verizon. the next day they contacted michael saying they would work on a fix. the next month michael's phone bill had no south dakota taxes and he said without your intervention i am confident the problem that has gone on for 13 months. verizon credited him $64 for the excess taxes. a spokesman said we apologize for any inconvenience and grateful to michael for allowing us the opportunity to continue to earn his loyalty. if a phone company charges you for something, they can help you dispute your bill. you can scan this qr code to fill out our consumer complaint form online. >> if your property was damaged or destroyed by the big storms last month you might qualify for government assistance, as in money to pay for your damages. there is a new disaster recovery center at the san m

south dakota yaibs and many americans are -- south dakotans and many americans are frustrated by thelack of transparency. in this congress, i will work to advance my bipartisan legislation to increase transparency and due process for users on internet plarms. platforms. i'll continue to make sure rural states have a seat at the table when it comes to infrastructure very much. i spent my time on the commerce committee working to increase rural states' transportation needs, especially reliable transportation for livestock and agriculture products. last year, i worked on a bipartisan fix to shipping bottlenecks interrupting exports of south dakota agricultural products and other goods. this years, we will need to reauthorize the federal aviation administration and improvements to south dakota's airport infrastructure and rural air service will be among my priorities. mr. president, my third committee assignment is on the senate finance committee. over at finance, we focus on tax, trade, and health issues. making sure that our tax system is serving our economy and american workers is som

look, in south dakota, we've got the south dakota retirement plan. the best plans in the entire nation, but every single year, we try to make it better. we try to do the internal mechanics of it so that we actually make it better than it was the year before. i bet you you can't find anybody in south dakota that has that plan that isn't satisfied with the direction that we've done to make it better each year. >> an important conversation, senator mike rounds, we really appreciate your time today. >> thank you. >>> poll after poll shows americans do not want president biden to run for president again, including democrats. so why aren't any other democrats stepping up to challenge him? our panel joins us next! here we go... remember, mom's a kayak denier, so please don't bring it up. bring what up, kayak? excuse me? do the research, tod listen to mekayak searches hundreds of travel sites to find you great deals on fligh, cars and hotels. they're lying to you! who's they? kayak? arr! open your eyes! compare hundreds of travel sites at once. kayak. search

but if you ever visit the south dakota badly ends, you won't soon forget them. a stunning panorama of balding, eroded formations that have been described without doing them full justice as lunar or other worldly before the badlands were ever a tourist destination, and however they were a richly inhabited ecosystem. one trapper in the 1880s called him, and i quote, the greatest game country that i ever saw. but the era area was heavily hunted in subsequent years by farmers, ranchers, tribal people, even the federal government, the u.s., biological survey exterminated coyotes and wolves as part of their predator control program. buffalo, black and grizzly bear and lope. elk and deer were killed and chased from the region by local and market hunters. what had been a teeming, mixed grassland crossed by badly end draws and cutaways was transformed within half a century into the equivalent of a final desert. the government, though, had visions of something bigger and better. a federal report from 1919. this is three years after the park service organic act noted that,

alabama, missouri and south dakota just to name a few.s clinics close in those states , patients have lost access to other basic care. such as routine checkups. cancer screenings and contraception's. to everyone listening, be sure, no one is immune from these impacts. even in states that protect reproductive rights, like new jersey, illinois, oregon, even then, people live in fear of what might be next. because republicans in congress are now calling for a nationwide abortion ban. [booing] some even from the moment of conception. the right of every woman in every state in this country to make decisions about her own body is on the line. i have said it before, and i will say it again, how dare they? [cheers & applause] how dare they? [applause] there is a collection of words that mean everything to us as americans. the heartfelt words of our great national anthem. that america is the land of the free and the home of the brave. [cheers & applause] can we truly be free if a woman cannot make decisions about her own body? can we truly be free

, you'd have been a south dakota-sickle.the end of the day, just think how we're positioned. you know, we're positioned in the absolute sweetest spot that we could possibly be. now way up in the back you've got our senate president, president blair, and you've got our speaker of the house, speaker hanshaw. and i've listened to them. i really have. they have said over and over and over that what we need to do in regard to the p.i.t. is they wanted to think, either don't do it or make a big splash. that's all there is to it. either don't do it or make a big splash. so here comes me, cannonballing into the pool. by god, i'll make a big splash -- [laughter] i'll promise you that. but tonight, i'm proposing our west virginia tsunami that the world will hear in every single way. they'll hear from every rooftop in every way. a tsunami that does nothing but benefit all, everyone. tonight, i am proposing the biggest tax cut in the history of this state. i'm proposing a 50% reduction in our p.i.t. across the board now. [applause] this

we're 24th in hogs and pigs; minnesota is 2nd and south dakota is 10th. consider this, north dakota's record year for cattle and calves was in 1975 with 2.6 million head, compared with less than 1.9 million head today. our record year for dairy cows was 1934, when we had 701,000 cows. now we have only 15,000. we are importing milk into north dakota. hogs peaked in 1943 at just over 1.1 million. now we have less than 150,000. we must ask ourselves, what do other states have that we don't? let's take a look at just right next door like south dakota, they have carve-outs in their family farming laws that smartly allow nonrelated parties to pool capital for animal agriculture operations like feeding livestock and poultry, operating a dairy and for pork production. here in america's heartland, we love our freedom. but when it comes to making business decisions, in north dakota, apparently that freedom applies to everyone, in every industry, except our farmers and ranchers. it's time to change that. we know our farmers and ranchers can compete with anyone, anyw

let's take a look at right next door, south dakota. in their family farming laws, they've got carve outs that smartly allowed non--related parties to pull capital for animal agricultural operations, like feeding livestock and poultry, operating a dairy farm for pork production. here in america's heartland, we love our freedom. but when it comes to making business decisions, in north dakota, apparently, that freedom applies to everyone, in every industry, except our farmers and ranchers. it's time to change that. we know our farmers and ranchers can compete with anyone, anywhere, anytime, if they're given a level playing field. right now, the field is so uneven when it comes to capital access and capital formation. we can level it, and we could do it wisely, and with smart environmental stewardship. plus, the economics of animal agriculture increased land values and help rural communities to grow and thrive. i urge this body to change this long, downward trajectory of animal agriculture in north dakota, and let's do away with this archa

the next month michael's phone bill had no south dakota taxes.d us without your intervention i am confident the problem that had gone on for 13 months would not be resolved. and then verizon credited him for the extra taxes. verizon said they were grateful to michael for allowing them to continue to earn his loyalty. if a phone company charges you for services you did not order, you can ask our team for help. scan this qr code to fill out the consumer complaint form online. >>> and seeing heart accused of shooting blanks inside a bay area synagogue is scheduled to face a judge. the reason prosecutors believe his actions were rooted in hate. >>> and then the research linking covid to heart attacks in younger adults. what experts say you can do to lessen your risks. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire and apple tv. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. let's look across the bay area this morning, and it's about 30 minutes away from the sunrise. when that comes we will welcome meteorologist, kari hall, with that fo

the next month michael's phone bill had no south dakota taxes.he said without your intervention, i am confident the conflict that has gone on 16 months would not be resolved. they credited him for the extra taxes. they said they were grateful to michael for allowing us to continue to earn his loyalty. the california public utility commission regulates phone companies, so if a phone company charges you for services you did not order and does not respond, it can help you dispute your bill. you can also ask our team for help. scan this code to fill out the consumer complaint form online. >>> if you think there's a coalition with the vaccine, you will want to hear wt theha (steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare plans in your neighborhood that include caremore. >>> a bay area synagogue is facing a judge. >>> monitoring your heart health. alarming

t w's chief technology correspondent, younger, south dakota. thank you so much for that. his reminder of the top story that we're following for you today has been no less up in the facing as the 1st anniversary of the war in ukraine approaches. the frontline city of hassan has been liberated by ukrainian forces. the residents are living in fear of a fresh russian onslaught. watching the w. a news coming up next in d. w. news, asia. why women and south korea all having a few a babies. and how using a public boss can save on the rent in tokyo. stories more coming up next sunday, w news, asia with their ash vanity. i'm a new cubes. mckinnon. thank you very much for being with ah, what people have to say matters to us. mm. that's why we listen to their stories reporter.

also the pentagon began ground operations to shield sensitive missile silo sites in montana, south dakotari, preparing the ground for the fact it might be surveillance. they knew what was going on. >> brian: what was important that faith is the people of montana, what the hell is the blend doing in the sky and wednesday february 1st is when the local resident calls the photojournalist in billings and says take pictures of this. there is something weird here. i have no idea what it is and they use a telescopic lens to pick this up and contact nordac on wednesday. >> pete: and that is apparently when recommendations were given to joe biden, "don't shoot it down over land but wait for the trajectory." although we over the missile silos, strategic bomber bases, bases on the eastern seaboard, shoot it down. >> brian: wyoming and south dakota get crossed and too much of a risk. now, general milling, what about general milling says allegedly don't whatever you do don't leave afghanistan the way you want to do it where it will be a disaster. that is what he testified to. so we wait a few more day

james in south dakota. james. >> hi, jim this is james from south dakota.g, bank of america, and caterpillar. am i diversified >> well, this is really, really interesting. i'll tell you why. some of these are names for my charitable trust, there's some -- there's a nice bit of dividend income coming in here stag gives you a 4%. caterpillar is now -- it's been raising dividends. merck has a great dividend devon has one of the top five dividend yields in the stock exchange i like that just in terms of income you got a real state investment. you have a bank, a machinery company, and a drug company. i'm going to say that that's almost perfect diversification almost perfect i want people to think about this kind of -- this is the kind of portfolio you need. next up, we have piroz in california. >> hey, jim. thanks for having me on the show my five stocks are costco, pfizer, disney, jpmorgan chase, and general electric thank you so much. >> wow i like this portfolio very much too. costco is our big retailer for the charitable trust you can follow that the if you

so from south dakota over to portions of minnesota. also this icing is going to be a huge concern moving forward. because that can make roads definitely impossible to drive on. but look at this map. we have warnings of all types. we have blizzard warnings, winter storm warnings, high wind warnings, we could see winds gusting 60 to 70 miles per hour. so this storm is stretching from coast to coast. i think the highest impacts are dwoing to be across south dakota through minneapolis. we'll see heavy snowfall and high winds. that's why those blizzard warnings are in effect. you'll see grblinding condition across those areas. significant ice accumulation, hazardous travel and possible power outages. and across california, definitely seeing huge impacts from this. so you can see the snow is in progress. it's going to pick up as we go throughout the afternoon hours into the joemp night. you can see the pink. that's icing. this is a live radar. and then snow falling. so here is the preliminary totals. . we have already seen 32 inches of snow

south dakota is the sixth state to enact such a law.tennessee could be next as republican lawmakers advanced a similar bill monday. the aclu and others have vowed to challenge it. the aclu's chase strangio wrote -- "by shifting from 'safety' to 'privacy,' the rhetoric fueling anti-trans bills placed the 'problem' squarely on the body and existence of trans people. it was not something we did but just who we are and how we look that was the problem." and california democratic senator dianne feinstein announced she will not seek reelection in 2024. the move was widely expected by the 89-year-old feinstein, who was first elected as u.s. senator in 1992 and is the oldest sitting member of congress. she is also the longest-serving woman senator, as well as the first woman to chair the senate judiciary committee. she was the first woman mayor of san francisco. two california congressmembers, katie porter and adam schiff, already announced they would run for the open seat, with nancy pelosi throwing her support behind schiff. congressmember ba

literally a few days ago when it got cold, it would be south dakota. so at the end of the day think how we are positioned. we i are positioned in the best spot we can be. you've got senate president and figure of the house and have listened to him, i really have. they said over and over what we need to do and ours is the ideas form make it big. that's all there is to it. don't make it. here d comes mean cannon rolling into the pool. [laughter] i'll make the aisle, you that but tonight i am proposing west virginia tsunami the world where here in every single way they will hear from every rooftop in every way tsunami that doesn't nothing but benefit all, everyone. tonight i am proposing the biggest tax cut in the history of the state proposing 50% reduction across the board now. [applause] [applause] to do this, it will take three years to pull off but absolutely it's an aggressive pathway and we will put unbelievable money back into all of our pockets. with all that said, think of this, for god's sake just think. right off the get go 30% and 10% the nex

literally, just a few days ago when it got as cold as it was you if you had been in south dakota you would have been a sickle. you would. so at the end of the day just think how we are positioned we are positioned in the absolute sweetest spot we could possibly be. now way up in the back you've got our senate president blair you've got speaker of the house, speaker hanshaw. and i have listened to them. i really have. they said over and over and over in regard to do is do you think don't do it or make a big splash. that is all there is to it. don't do it or make a big splash. and so here comes me canon bolling into the pool. and by god, i will make a big splash. i will promise you that. but tonight i am proposing the world will hear every single way. they will hear every rooftop in every way for us tsunami that does nothing but benefit all, every one. tonight i am proposing the biggest tax cut in the history of the states. i am proposing a 50% reduction across the board now. [applause] [cheering] [applause] just think, just think, if you do this that will take us three years to pull i

we will speak with hannah dreier who traveled to alabama, florida, michigan, south dakota, and virginia for the story and spoke to more than 100 migrant child workers in 20 states. then we look at how brazil's new president luiz inacio lula da silva could play a major role in peace talks to end the war in ukraine. >> my suggestion is we form a group of countries that will sit at the table with ukraine and russia to try to stop the war. brazil will make an effort. amy: we will speak with celso amorim, lula's foreign affairs adviser. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen made a surprise visit to the ukrainian capital of kyiv on monday and announced the transfer of $1.25 billion in new economic aid to ukraine. >> as we mark one year since the beginning of this full-scale invasion, the message i bring you from president biden is simple -- america will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. amy: during her trip, yellen also warned china would face severe consequences if i

senator we know it looks like lie this thing was going over south dakota skies as has montana. we don't know where it is now. how you feel about that? what have you learned about that? have residents pointed to it or gotten an eye on it? >> i was advised yesterday that there was a possibility of sightings. that was a classified discussion. i can tell you that they apparently knew about it earlier. the real question, the first question, why would they ever let it get into our airspace in the first place. it should never have been allowed in the airspace. we have the technical capabilities. we could have taken it out before it came in. i want to know why. second of all, what happened to the chain of command here? was there not someone along the line that had the authorization to make that decision? did it have to go all the way through to the president of the united states under this administration in order to protect the airways that we've got? recognizing this was supposedly an observation balloon, the real question after that is how soon do they find out that it was only an ob

the only other female name being dropped as a potential contender is kristi noem of south dakota.ook at all these others. ron desantis, tim scott, mike pence, mike pompeo, glenn youngkin, chris sununu, many others. it's early, it could be a crowded field, but what is the loyalty to trump when many of these trump loyalists could now be contenders? stuart: well, the fight has started. lauren: i know. stuart: i see red red ink for the market when it opens. coming up, four-star air force general predicts the u.s. will be at war with china by 2025. listen to what former secretary of state pompeo said about that. roll it. >> xi jinping is watching for american weakness, he's watching for an absence of resolve, and if he sees opportunity, he will seize that very opportunity. stuart: retired navy seal officer jocko willink will be here later today. >>> president biden spent the afternoon in new york city yesterday, but he completely ignored the migrant crisis. new york congresswoman nicole malliotakis pins the blame on the president. she's here to sound off next. ♪ so close yet so far awa

present a travel carrier to care, limitations on the pill could be keenly felt in states like south dakota where we met nurse misty last year, limits on the pill are the next battle. >> it's not access at all. claiming that those medications aren't safe just is so off >> reporter: here on the steps of the austin federal courthouse, the national divide encapsulated. >> this as much as it's a small scene is a very telling one. this is what it looks like in the nation playing out. >> it is a national debate but at the same time the majority of americans, the vast majority of them are pro choice and pro abortion >> abortion pills are the next battle that anti-abortion people have to be fighting. >> reporter: jose, if the judge rules against the pill, expect the biden administration to challenge it, a move that could ultimately put this decision before the supreme court >> ali vitali in austin, texas, thank you. >>> now to a brutal attack at a florida high school where a student allegedly beat a staffer after she took away his video game console our emilie ikeda has the details. i want to warn

mcconnell, the senator from south dakota, the senator from wyoming, the senator from west virginia, mspiteu, senator from iowa, the senator from montana. >> the members of the escort committee will exit the chambers through the lobby doors. [indistinct chatter] >> mr. speaker. [applause] [indistinct chatter] >> [indiscernible] >> mr. speaker, the chief justice and associate justices of the supreme court. [applause] [cheering and applause] [applause] [applause] >> mr. speaker, the president's cabinet. [applause] [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause]

. >> north and south dakota are the only states where this doesn't apply with single men owning more homes and florida has the highest gap in homeownership rates among singles with women owning nearly 5% more homes than men. well, after weeks at the top move over avatar, knock at the cabin has taken the top spot at the box office. >> at night shyamalan's thriller raked in 14.2 million dollars in domestic ticket sales this week and another 7 million internationally. the home invasion horror story explores the question. would you kill your loved ones if it meant saving the world? this is at night shyamalan's 7th film as a director to open at number one. 4.54. can close to 5 o'clock. we are in the midst of a really cold morning here. we've got some frost advisories through 09:00am this morning for. >> portions of the north bay, notably areas like sonoma. santa rosa center fell napa among those spots. are temperatures potentially falling below freezing at points ahead of us now, redwood city hayward livermore, dublin in concord, among our spots in the 30's petaluma 39 right now in sonoma

parking garage in wisconsin while the bitter cold broke centuries-old records in parts of colorado, south dakotag, where it was negative egrees separate storms slid across the west, dropping nearly 11 inches of snow in portland, close to a record. sin city got a smattering. ♪ let it snow, let it -- ♪ well, let's just say flurry >> reporter: and there was a hail of, well, hail in l.a. >> we're talking like, i don't know, pea-sized hail out here. ow. >> reporter: more than 1,000 flights canceled and more than 4,000 delayed. >> we've changed our flights three times and now this is going to be the fourth. >> reporter: now, as folks around here start to dig out, another storm is heading towards california. the golden state could get as much as a foot, and the national weather service has issued its first blizzard warning for the southern california mountains since 1989. norah. >> christina ruffini, thank you. >>> it was a big day in the double murder trial of disgraced former attorney alex murdaugh. murdaugh took the stand sobbing at times. he surprisingly admitted he lied to police. cb cb cbs's scot

cotry's first arab american senator, james abourezk, died last night at his home in sioux falls, south dakotay lebanese parents on an indian reservation, abourezk served single terms in the house and senate in the seventies. while in office, the democrat fought to prevent the separation of native american families, and was an outspoken critic of u.s. foreign policy in the middle east. james abourezk was 92 years old. still to come on "pbs news weekend"... what's causing the shortages of some kids medicines and baby formula? and... the pioneering pilot who first tried to break nasa's racial barrier. >> this is "pbs news weekend" from weta studios in washington, home of the pbs newshour weeknights on pbs. lisa: artificial intelligence comes in many forms, and whether you realize it or not, it is now woven into things we see and touch every day. things like googling anything or tagging a friend on facebook. filing your taxes using turbotax, and even using your p's speak to text feature. ai is all over the headlines these days as societies confront the growing technology. this week, the u.s. copy

senator rounds out of south dakota does too, it's bipartisan.hink we should do it as a matter of course. i'm all about private property rights and people ought to be able to sell who they want to sell to, but not in this particular case because china wants to do bad things to us. same with north korea, russia and iran. let's take that off the table. both in farmland and in agra businesses. i think it would be a mistake, really a mistake for national security and for food security. >> senator tester, thank you for your time this morning. >> thank you. >> good to have you here in person. >>> and joining us now is david martin, our national security correspondent. david, you've been listening to this conversation. when you spoke with the pentagon, are they any more clear on whether it is now established u.s. policy to shoot down any ufo over north america? >> i don't think they have a policy. i think if a balloon, like -- an object like the last two, friday and saturday, is impinging on commercial aviation space, these both were up a at 40,000 feet

garage in wisconsin, while the bitter cold broke centuries-old records and parts of colorado, south dakotahere it was negative 26 degrees. separate storms tore across the west, dropping nearly 11 inches of snow in portland, close to a record. sin city got a smattering. >> let it snow, let it snow. >> reporter: and there was a halo, well, hail, in l.a. >> ow. >> reporter: more than 1,000 flights canceled and more than 4,000 delayed. >> we changed our flights three times and now this is going to be the fourth. >> reporter: now, as folks around here start to dig out, another storm is heading towards california. the golden state could get as much as a foot, and the national weather service has issued its first blizzard warning for the southern california mountains since 1989. norah? >> norah: christina ruffini, thank you. it was a big day in the double murder trial of disgraced former attorney alex murdaugh. murdaugh took the stand, sobbing at times. he surprisingly admitted he lied to police. cbs's scott macfarlane was in yes, ma'am.rolina >> reporter: just moments after taking the stand from

vessel allegedly carrying thousands of us made weapons intended for protesters in the persian gulf, south dakota, but own because we discovered a vessel with more than 5000 american made machetes and swords in boucher province, and these weapons become shot for the more blood they touch. according to border officials along with machetes and swords, the vessel was also carrying over $3000.00 other weapons that were supposed to end up in the hands of riders. washington has yet to comment on the incident. iran has been grouped by violent anti government protests in september when 22 year old masa meanie died in police custody earlier iran supreme leader said the unrest in the country was orchestrated by washington. the deputy for the international affairs of toronto municipality says washington is behind attempts to destabilize iran as little happens in the middle east without approval from the white house. it shows that how the americans are supporting formation of terrorist groups, or let's say in 14th terrace group inside iran, and bring the, the, the, the find that they are doing against you on

as much of the land is located to us air force base is the base in south dakota is to become home to the latest american strategic b 21 bomber that is capable of carrying nuclear weapons. ortiz caleb mop and has more it would have been a $700000000.00 investment in the community with over $700.00 jobs directly or indirectly created. the local mayor was all for it, but then the tide shifted. motion carries now mostly. 6 ah now usually when crowds are chanting you as a and america 1st, they want more american jobs. however, there is an exception. that's when those jobs come from a chinese company to fang usa already owns the land, but the propose over breaking ground on a new facility for processing corn was voted down. that's after high ranking members of the u. s. air force got involved. now, even though they had no real authority to close the facility, the air force members said that it was a threat to national security because it was roughly 12 miles away from an air force base. the department's view is unambiguous. the proposed project presents a significant threat to national sec

the senator from south dakota, mr. daschle. senator from nevada, mr. reed. [applause] senator from maryland, -- from north dakota, mr. jordan. senator from massachusetts, mr. carey. senator from west virginia, mr. rockefeller. senator from washington, mrs. murray. senator from illinois, mr. durbin. senator from california, mrs. boxer. senator from louisiana, mr. burrow. senator from mississippi, mr. -- oklahoma, mr. nichols. senator from texas, miss hutchison. a senator from idaho, mr. ray. senator from tennessee, mr. -- senator from texas, mr. graham. senator from kentucky, mr. mcconnell. senator from maine, miss collins. members of the house for committee please exit the chamber through the lobby doors. mister speaker. the acting dean of the diplomatic corps. mister speaker. the associate justices of the supreme court. [applause] mister speaker, the presidents cabinet. [applause] mister speaker, the president of the united states. [applause] >> a member of congress, and the high privilege in the distinct honor and presenting to the president of the united