i grew up in south st. louis city and then south st. louis county.nd we were a very close net family. my parents worked extremely hard and set a great example. valued education. stayed together. they have been married over 60 years. and we really -- it really was a close community in south st. louis county back then. you could leave your doors open. the kids played in the church parking lot after school. and really, we benefited from that, that american dream of solid families, homeownership, parents who work hard, valued education, state together. something that too often is missing from society nowadays. >> when did you first become politically aware? >> a long time ago. i'm dating myself now. in junior high during watergate, i watched the watergate hearings. i'm not sure i really understood exactly what was going on. but i started to volunteer in political campaigns and ballot initiatives. but i really became much more politically active in college. my first presidential election i was very involved in was ronald reagan's. >> you have a law degree

i grew up in south st. louis county and close knit. my parents worked hard and valued education, stayed together and married over 60 years. and we -- it was a close community in south st. louis county back then. you could leave your doors opened and the kids played in the church parking lot after school and we benefited from that american dream of solid. and parents who worked hair hard and something that is missing from society now adays. >> when did you become politicalally aware? >> during watergate, i watched the wear gate hearings and i'm not sure i understood what was going on and i started to volunteer in political campaigns and became more politically active in college, my first election was. >> you have a law degree and medical degree? >> i'm an internist. >> do you still practice. >> i'm in forced retirement. but i still keep in touch with the folks back home. >> being in public policy and the law and not 100% what i was going to do and stay with meed sin but now i practice law by writing laws. >> eight years in the missouri s

river valley, maybe even some places 5 inches and icing from albany down to mount airy, south bend and st. louisrough 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 ♪ on his way b

south, richmond. it's tuesday, tuesday night. the next is wednesday and wednesday night, midwestern territory. kc, st. louis, is an and detroit.eek and the weekend so here in boston, who will miss tuesday storm, wednesday night and tuesday so boom boom boom, more snow, more cold weather this part of the world. not unusually cold, certainly not record cold but colder than average this week in boston. the kids have been doing it all day, they been sliding, the snow is packed nicely, four to 5 inches so it's time to go down one more time today and here we are. are you ready? wait a minute. here we go. here we go. you want to give me a push? [laughter] i don't care, i just got to get down give me a push. okay. [laughter] >> said safely, my friend. all right, thank you. fox weather, adam klotz ending five with the forecast for the week ahead. >> give a push, that's what we need. lots more opportunity to sled over the next couple of days in the week ahead. you see the cold temperatures, seven here is quite warm above average temperatures currently. it will stay on the mild side next couple days. for now sunday, largely clear. we saw

st. louis. the snow, heavy rain, ice is all going to be on the table, specifically for the plains today. notice gusty storms that we could see across parts of the south today. heavy rain working across that region leading to flooding in the coming days. as we get into wednesday the system quickly tracks across the tennessee valley, still dealing with snow on the backside of it as we get into thursday across the great lakes and mid atlantic. this means substantial snowfall in some spots. springfield could receive 8 to 12 inches by the time we get to thursday. 6 to 10 expected for norfolk. meanwhile, really cold air spilling in as well. 73 million people under cold weather alerts. take a look at these wind chill values right now. we're talking more than 20 degrees below in minneapolis and in waterloo as well as omaha. minus 30 for green bay right now. these tempatureser . teens expected for amarillo. mid-70s for phoenix. and that's a look at your forecast, jessica, back to you. >> all right, angie. thank you. >>> a new show on broadway is debuting in the dark because of the tariff battle between the u.s. and china. the marquee for operation mincemeat i

st. louis hitting the high in the mid 70s breaking a record set back in 1890 i remarkable temperature swing across the country. in the southth carolina could break your record but farther to the north that's were the cold canadian air is bundled up for degrees in buildings, 12 degrees it will be a decent seasonable day in new york city temperatures in the mid 40s all little above average but the atmospheric river out west that will set the stage through the midsection of the country as we head into the day tomorrow for a significant icing of it. minneapolis into chicago, indianapolis into ohio we will have to watch for that. the next couple days, wednesday, thursday and friday for this winter storm. maria: thank you, stephen morgan. a quick break that a major our coming up. you watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. see willis. ♪ when it's time to start your business, it's time for shopify. design with easy to customize themes. sell everywhere people shop. and never miss a sale with the world's best converting checkout. see why millions of businesses sell with shopify. start your free trial today.

i grew up in south st. louis county and close knit. my parents worked hard and valued education, stayed together and married over 60 years. and we -- it was a close community in south st. louis county back then. you could leave your doors opened and the kids played in the church parking lot after school and we benefited from that american dream of solid. and parents who worked hair hard and something that is missing from society now adays. >> when did you become politicalally aware? >> during watergate, i watched the wear gate hearings and i'm not sure i understood what was going on and i started to volunteer in political campaigns and became more politically active in college, my first election was. >> you have a law degree and medical degree? >> i'm an internist. >> do you still practice. >> i'm in forced retirement. but i still keep in touch with the folks back home. >> being in public policy and the law and not 100% what i was going to do and stay with meed sin but now i practice law by writing laws. >> eight years in the missouri s