he's a professor at the south texas college of law or in houston, texas. welcome to dw, you. tell us how significant is this resignation from wine lafayette as well. it has significance both for the organization and for the upcoming trial. the main, one of the most important remedies that the government to seeking in the trial is actually his removal from his position of leadership. and so in a sense, he has pre empted that by stepping down. so could change the dynamic at the trial in terms of the organization. he has certainly we need it in his image in the last few decades. and there's a lot of soul searching going on right now. new. i'm alternative groups have sprung up. they've lost a lot of numbers and i expect that there is going to be a power struggle in the coming weeks to see who really takes the helm. there has been a temporary director interim director of the step into take his place. but, and i think that there's given the history of the organization, there's probably some factions that are buying right now for control of the future of the organization. very inter

south texas is turning red. there are a lot of people in my family, about 30 people voted republican this past election. some of them had never voted before. my mother, the less president she voted for was clinton. after clinton she never voted for nobody. she moved from one county to another so she had to reregister to vote. she had not for probably over 20 years. we have seen were people are fed up. we are looking at it. it is not just democrats. it is republicans like mitch connell and these people. the elite is what i call them. they have taken over this country. together with forwarders. they are -- with foreigners. they are trying to turn us into a third world country. a lot of people are happy with getting up and going to work and getting their starbucks coffee. they are trying -- we are one of the less countries in the world that has armed citizens. if you look at the other citizens that have disarmed their citizens, they have lost all their rights. that is ere we are headed. host: juan in santa rosa, ca

guest: buying south texas district, and i present about -- i represent about 80% hispanic democrats. losing some of that support. they feel he is not strong on border security. a lot of us on the border down in. my father was born in mexico. what happened was he came in, be illegal resident -- became a legal resident. it took years. but now a lot of the people who went through that process are seeing people jump the line. that is distressing to a lot of hispanic democrats. host: us about the recent death of three migrants, a female adult and two children, in eagle pass. you have blamed those deaths on governor abbott. why? guest: when the state kicked out the border patrol -- keep in mind that the border patrol under federal law is the agency that allows us to secure the border morass -- the border, arrest people who are here illegally. they came in without telling the local government when they were doing. they came in without telling border patrol. they kicked bordeol out of that area. they also have some trucks and other monitoring equipment. these trucks are vehicles that have eq

we took 64 house republicans down to eagle pass to the epicenter, the dell real sector, south texas.and we talked to the border officials there. we talked of the the sharesho gf trying to patrol these areas that didn't jurisdiction over. we talked to the state official contacts andha there is that at the dell real sector over the example 60-70% of people across there are single within these ages, maybe 18-40. we saw this with her own two eyes. we talked to the people on the ground. we have an unmitigated crisis and the president can take executive authority immediately, and he's pretending as though he does not know that. it's the american people are demanding action. we're going to deliver it in every way we possibly can and will continue on that course. the happy to take your questions. >> -- with negotiate about the border? is a nonstarter spac's. >> what we have seen a built expert we been waiting too much now on that. it's hard to make a judgment about something you haven't seen. all we kno reports and rumors, i suppose, that have been leaked. i hope some of this is not true but

we took 64 house republicans down to eagle pass to the epicenter, the del rio sect york south texas.ry officials there. we talked to sheriffs who were given the impossible task of trying to patrol these areas they have jurisdiction over. we talked to state officials in texas and what they told us is if the del rio sector, by way oe people who cross there are single adult males. within these ages. maybe 18 to 40. we saw this with our own two eyes. we talked to people on the ground. we have an unmitt grated crisis and the president can take executive authority immediately d he's pretending as though he does not know that. it's outrageous. the american people are demanding action. we're going to deliver it in every way we■ñ■d possibly can. and we'll continue on that course. i'd be happy to take questions. reporter: given what you know about what senate repjiublicans negotiated regarding the border is that a nonstarter? mr. johnson: we have not seen any bill text yet. we have been waiting two months, think, on that. it's hard to make a judgment on something you haven't seen. all we know

texas. >> disgraced south carolina attorney alec murdoch will not get a new trial. that's the decision fromer, alec murdoch's lawyers are vowing to appeal a judge's ruling denying murdoch a new trial in the murders of his wife and son. murdoch's lawyers claim a court clerk with a lucrative book deal tampered with the jury before last year's verdict. >> becky hill attempted to influence these jurors that she made these statements. >> one of those jurors took the stand yesterday. at first, she that clerk becky hill, in influenced the verdict. >> to me, it felt like. she made it seem like he was already guilty. >> did that affect your finding of guilty in this case. >> yes, ma'am. >> but that juror later took back those comments and said it was actually other jurors that swayed her. hill also took the stand, acknowledging her deal to write a book about the trial netted about $100,000. hill's friend, also a court employee, testified they discussed plans for the book before the trial. she said we might want to write a book because she needed a lake house and i needed to

that's why you see many democrats in south texas along the border region switching from the democrat to the republican party because they don't trust this administration and they don't trust alejandro mayorkas. >>> a fox news you alert. congressman august pfluger of the house homeland security committee joining us to react to the impeachment articles against dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas which were released he moments ago. for more on this, let's bring in the anchor of sunday morning futures, maria bartiromo. yay, goomaria. good morning to you. congressman fflsaid expect a voe this week. maria: we're expecting the articles to come to the floor on tuesday so you lawmakers can mark them up. one of the obvious issues here is the number of times alejandro mayorkas has told us and here's the quote, there is no crisis. the border is secure. we have heard him say this umpteen times. we know that to be not true. one of the issues with president biden coming over and saying i've known the border is not secure for 10 years and i need congress to do something about it, no, no, no, no, the fo

the eagleford shale in south texas where they just did that deal.e bocken shale in north dakota. they've got a lot of natural gas there too. it's separated into -- very difficult to be able to get that to a higher level. they're also optimistic on the growth of liquefied natural gas exports and new supply parkts v contracts for renewable natural gas facilities. the entire natural gas space looks like a huge opportunity for kinder morgan with its ceo saying, quote, we're projecting nice growth for 2024 in the natural gas business which is greater than 60% of kmi's ebidta jund pinnunderpinned by 20% net market. kinder morgan's got that bountiful 6.5% yield. that's again why i like this one. let me give you the bottom line here. kinder morgan's stock did take it on the chin today sliding around a little more than 1% after operatoring suboptimal headline numbers. but when you take a closer look at what happened here, don't forget the analyst meeting coming up i honestly didn't hear anything that made me less bullish on the pipeline plays. kinder morgan'

. >>> the frigid temperatures are having an impact on wildlife in south texas.ydney hernandez from our affiliate in brownsville has more. >> reporter: winter weather has officially come to south texas. sudden drops in air and water temperature can cause sea turtles to go into a hypothermic shock known as cold stunning. >> our emergency response team, our staff will intake those animals, take a good allocation of their current health condition, their current status, and these bins will be filled or overflowing. >> reporter: the cold-stunned turtles will rest allowing their body temperatures to regulate. >> it's not overly warm in this room. sea hurtles are cold-blooded. so they use ambient temperature and water temperature to regulate their body temperature. it will be our responsibility over the next two to three days to protect them and give them an opportunity to do what their body will do naturally. >> reporter: the turtles will be released back into the water. for now they already have rescued some. staff is preparing for more. as for how many -- the cool th

i serve a rural latino community in deep south texas, south of san antonio. my constituents rely on smaller banks, community banks, and credit unions. this is really important for their livelihood and the economic development of our community. it worries me increasingly, as i hear from these community banks that your agency remains insulated and unchecked by congress. while creating rules that directly impact constituents in my area. the rule that really concerns me is the 1071 rule. we have heard it over and over today how it is going to affect community banks, how it's going to affect small business owners like myself, and ultimately, the consumers, the entrepreneurs. and so, i hope you are hearing the message. the 1071 rule is not working. it is not going to work for community banks. it is not going to work for communities that want to thrive. it is not going to work for small business owners. this seems to be an extensive endeavor for community banks to implement. not only with training for staff, but implementation of new software. we are talking, for th

southern rockies, then we'll start to see more shower activity working through portions of the south. texas all the way to the gulf coast. by the time friday rolls around we'll start drawing in moisture from the gulf with this system as it works farther to the north. we will potentially see the chance for snow, a wintry mix, rain across portions of the mid atlantic and northeast but the exact location and track of this system is going tor loue detroit hits 36 degrees. chicago deals with mostly cloudy conditions and temperatures into the mid-30s. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you >> apologies for the brain fog >> no worries. >>> "early today" is back in a minute with how can you hit financial goals for 2024, plus, $34 trillion and counting. what the country's staggering debt could mean for the economy. debt could mean for the economy. oh, no! bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours?! hmmm, ok. not coughing at yoga. antiquing not coughing? not coughing at the movies?! hashtag still not coughing?! aaah. oww! mucinex dm gives you 12 hour

she is feeling what we are feeling in south texas for many years. >> trace: that resonateded. thank you both. on the campaign trail in wisconsin, president biden backed off attacks on maga republicans? >> he doesn't need to because the mainstream media is taking that up flight. >> president biden told wisconsin voters he promises to be president for all americans including those who didn't vote for him. but the message is anyone who supports donald trump is part of a cult-like maga movement. >> we will not let the extreme maga republicans this fight! will we. >> the devotion to trump is almost a religion. nothing else matters but him. >> with cratering poll numbers, some conservatives say it's the only message that president biden can run on. >> the only play he has is maga, maga, maga. he is under water on every issue. from is not a single issue that voters say is important that he is above water on. this is his own play. it worked in the last 3 elections. >> one of former president trump's loudest media critics "l.a. times" is laying off a quarter of the staff. the cuts affe

americans are under winter weather warnings, with extreme cold and even snow possible as far south as texas from new york. >> winter weather suffocating much of the country this weekend. storms and extreme cold reaching as far south as texas and louisiana. the temperatures across the midwest and northern plains, not just below freezing, but subzero in many areas, dropping even further thanks to the wind chill, the temps here are in the feels like it's -20, which it does feel like -20. blizzard conditions in the forecast in buffalo, prompting the nfl to postpone a sunday bills playoff game to monday. this is what it looked like outside the stadium on sunday. new york governor kathy hochul saying conditions were too dangerous to have that many people out on the roads. >> it's all part of our critical efforts to keep new yorkers, motorists and fans safe from this wildly unpredictable storm. >> lake effect snow coming off lake erie, creating whiteout conditions, reducing visibility to near zero so you can't really drive. >> it's not safe. not right now. it's been coming and going, so the wind i

there is, however, some improvements come across the south texas, seeing temperatures pick up dallas. seeing those edging to the teens, once again on such a, still, somewhat, and wintery weather, moving across the great lakes, we all seen some lake effect, snow the animal, when wintery weather starting to edge into the north west. places like oregon, as well as seattle. but somebody's ribbon on the east coast of the us, new york, seeing tempt his pick up over the next few days, still below average this time of year. however, we are likely to see some snow coming through on friday. and that cold weather has edge down because northern parts of mexico monta racing only 11 degrees celsius there. some improvements come however, as the cloud drift as way further east will be up to $27.00 degrees celsius on thursday. the examining the impact of today's headlines. this year for the destruction of your everything. international filmmakers and world class john, unless you're saying that these laws actually encourage more violence, 7 arsenal stories for a global audience. this is my, you house.

even as far south as brownsville, texas. it could feel like ten below zero. the company managing the power grid in texas has requested people conserve electricity between six and 9 a.m. today across the south, drivers were struggling to stay on the road in snow, sleet and ice. accuweather storm chaser reed timmer was in nashville road crews are trying to keep up with the rates, but it's just impossible down here in the south because the infrastructure doesn't really support it. >> the conditions are keeping more than 1 million students home today. >> schools from chicago and detroit to denver, dallas and houston are closed. meanwhile, for college students in kentucky were rescued after getting stranded in the daniel boone national forest. officials say the students were camping and had underestimated the conditions, and authorities in wyoming say a skier has died in an avalanche. the third avalanche death just this month in the u.s, experts say conditions are ripe for dangerous snow slides across the west. >> climate change is impacting avalanche cycles. um e

district court judge for south texas. later this week said it is expected to continue work on government funding measures after congressional leaders agree to a tentative agreement on spending. this ahead of two funding deadlines of days away. the first on january 19. live coverage of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. chaplain, dr. s will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. majestic father, your glory fills the earth

south texas is turning red.here are a lot of people in my family, about 30 people voted republican this past election. some of them had never voted before. my mother, the less president she voted for was clinton. after clintonhe never voted for nobody. she moved from one county to another so she had to reregister to vote. she had not for probably over 20 years. we have seen were people are fed up. we are looking at it. it is not just democrats. it is republicans like mitch mcconnell and these people. the elite is what i call them. they have taken over this country. together witforwarders. they are -- with foreigners. they are trying to turn us into a third world country. a lot of people are happy with getting up and going to work and getting their starbucks coffee. they are trying -- we are one of the less countes in the world that has armed citizens. if you look at the other citizens that have disarmed their citizens, they have lost all their rights. that is where we are headed. host: juan in santa rosa, califo

snow in the south as well stretching from texas to virginia. million people are under winter weather alerts today. meteorologist allison chinchar has been tracking all of it. today's caucuses set to be the coldest in iowa history, the day's high just 2 degrees fahrenheit? >> yeah, it's by a long shot. that record was not even close when you compare to previous caucuses. but iowa is not alone, take a look at how many people are under these windchill alerts, they stretch from the north dakota, canada border all the way down to south texas right up against the mexico border. you have a lot of folks dealing with extremely cold temperatures and it's going to last through the day today and for some even for a few more days. right now in biz mark it feels like it is 39 degrees below normal when you factor in that windchill. minneapolis the temperature is 8 below, the feels like is 23 below, but des moines you are talking the feels like temperature in the moment is 31 degrees below zero. again, tonight in des moines it's not much better, the feels like

. >> not just iowa, i want to say we have windchill alerts as far south as south texas where they area winter storm in the next couple of days but all eyes are on iowa, wind chills so what it feels like against exposed get if you are not dressed properly and you have negative 20s, negative 30s likely will experience and i will, it's dangerous to be outside the great length of time so here are temperatures for right now, negative eight for dodge, negative for waterloo. factoring the windchill, what it feels like an negative 26, negative 30, it dicey to be outside because frostbite could set in a matter of minutes in hypothermia as well. here are daytime highs for tomorrow, caucus goers a lot of cases below zero but wind chills are what will make it dangerous and that's why folks are urged if you are going to get there, get a warm car, your bundled up and you've got somewhere warm to stay inside. the fact that we don't have any winter storms is a good thing if we have blowing snow and ice, that would be very concerning. if i could wrap up, i know we are focused on the caucus but i have

south texas, can not handle what is happening, neither can the rest of the country, looking at border patrol numbers ever estimated 7 million people have been encounter at border, at least 2.1 million got aways, those that we know bwe have over 300 known terrorists apprehended at border, we have no idea how many evaded capture. sitting up terrorist criminals and fentanyl the leading cause of deaths, the biden administration has lost track of nearly 100 thousand minors who came across, they are lost in the system, this is madness, trafficking is number one, of the cartelsest and mat estimated here, cartels make 32 million a month in trafficking humans, that is over a billion and a half dollars a year and biden administration does nothing to stop it. larry: former trump said, he said, there has to be a deportation policy. it is not only closing the border, remain in mexico, building the wall, but a deportation policy, it was done years ago, during the eisenhower period we cannot accommodate what is happening with drugs as you pointed out and the illegals, and law break anything whatnot,

you are talking to counties in south texas under democratic control for over 120 years. s border crisis, two districts flipped republican. as we get out of south carolina and go to swing states like nevada, ohio might think it will be the hispanic vote that will give president trump this overall win. >> todd: that would be fascinating if that ultimately happens. real interesting analysis breaking down the latino vote mexican versus venezuela, really interesting stuff. abraham, thank you so much in getting out with us. trump won the new hampshire primary but don't tell the media. >> nikki haley beat by 40 percentage points. that is not a good sign. >> this is a very bad night for a donald trump. >> carley: really? speaking of bad, president biden could barely get a word an end his rally in virginia yesterday. >> and frankly -- donald trump and maga republicans and including the woman hollering. >> carley: beverly hallberg here to react to all of it next. ♪ ♪ [♪] [♪] [♪] your skin is ever-changing, take care of it with gold bond's different formulations of 7 moisturizers an

now, if i could quickly go over some of the cold air that is sunk as far south as south to texas we are going to be talking about potential iced over parts of the south not only iowa focused but we are going to be talked about potential winter storm over parts of the south which we will keep you up-to-date. happy anniversary my friend prevents happy anniversary started in the same office it was a former closet janice that had desks next to each other look how far we have come congratulations my friend bill see you soon. she is in her windchill lavender always good to see you but that is a story percentage generally 14th. we will see you back here later today at all day tomorrow folk. >> here we are in iowa i've got to tell you when we arrived here yesterday two things immediately hit me. it is incredibly cold here. the other thing was the sense of history. you can fill in the crisp cold air as we speak. i remember as a kid watching a guy nobody knew by the name of jimmy carter with this very state. not realizing at the time he had actually technically place a second to uncommitted but i

change until the weekend, the crossing is blocked, and flights are cancelled. have been crossing south texasjust 3 days. this is news, we are monitoring developments. irkutsk plans to double the production of glucometers and test strips. these devices are necessary for diabetic patients to control their blood sugar levels. the plant where they are manufactured is the only one in the country where the full cycle is established, that is, the glucometers come with all the components. daniil shershen will continue. they determine your sugar level in 5 minutes, but you only need 1. millimeter of blood, which is much less than a drop. the effectiveness is shown by the production of glucometers in russia and test strips for them; in order to increase it further, the company decided to join the national program. we are now faced with the task of doubling production volume by the end of 2024, despite the fact that according to the rules federal project we must increase production volumes by only 5%. that is, we are going to do the impossible. last year they produced 300,000 devices, which means they

and yet we have our own, one of our own in south texas, carlos lopez can't get health care or any assistanced child that are ill. but yet we are giving free health care to people that are crossing illegally into this country. but our own can't get high quality health care. >> jesse: it's a shame. i'm going to have to identify as a migrant so i cut the line. because, man, the lines are crazy. thank you so much. tell your husband i said hello. >> god bless you. thank you. >> jesse: so, women are now identifying as transformers. >> i am a robot or android of sorts. i am not human. ♪ ♪ start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. (crowd cheers) sore throat got your tongue? mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops. uniquely formulated for rapid relief that lasts and lasts. that's my babyyy! -ow! get mucinex instasoothe. it's comeback season. having triplets is... -amazing -expensive. so, we switched to the bargain detergent, but we ended up using three times as much and the clothes still weren't as clean as with tide. so we're back with tide,

enforcement, sheriffs, local political leaders that are just devastated with what's going on in south texas. frankly as much as i tried to do for them, tried to be a voice, they're mad. they're yelling at me. they're saying we're tired of the rhetoric. we're tired of more words. look, there's a lot of noise surrounding this with the razor wire now down in eagle pass. the fact is, i totally support governor abbott. the fact of the matter is, we're still allowing thousands to pour in to our country because here just going around the razor wire and coming in to ports of enry and other plays and the biden administration is using parole and asylum to dumb them in our country which is empowering cartels and allowing bad actors to come in. so i applaud picking the fight. i'm glad the republican governors around the nation saying we stand with greg abbott and texas. but now what? do you really stand with us? are you sending the national guard? are you going to tell president biden to pound sand, that we're not going to follow whatever nonsense he's trying to force upon the people? it's not just tex

feeling in in chicago in new york and feeling the effects of el lisle immigration and the people of south texashat i was going to bring up, stuart, largely latino counties and districts that are fed up with illegal immigration and see the effects of it. the people of texas as i believe the majority of the people of america feel someone has to do something and texas is doing something and the only conclusion when it comes to the federal government is this is the desired outcome. what we're seeing is what they want. the level of illegal immigration is to such extent is this is by design and putting their effort into stopping anyone doing something in this case texas, you can come to no other conclusion but wow, this is what they want. what's happening in the streets of new york, chicago, la, and san francisco and dallas. it's what they want. stuart: they want to fundamentally change america and they've done it. will cain, always a pleasure to have you on the show. come back and see us soon. will cain, thank you. >> thank you, stu. stuart: dow up 200 and nasdaq up two points and s&p up 12. we've h

the bite administration refuses to enforce border security specifically along the texas border, south texas, eagle pass and elsewhere. as of the governor of texas has got a decision to make he can let it occur continue to let these numbers creep up month by month or he can take some action to protect american communities and texans in texas communities and that's what he's doing right now. eric: matt finn is live right along the rio grande in eagle pass. matt, you say there are no emigimmigrants or migrants crosg exactly where you are so it seems to be working for now. what's the latest on the ground? >> we have no see state of texas has heavily fortified this area around me this exact spot where i'm standing typically had a lot of brush around it so there was not a lot of high visibility for the state have texas has removed all about brush it up two or three layers of the razor wire behind the national guard is all around me right now can clearly see into the river and into mexico on the opposite side the past couple of days we have not seen a large number of migrants cross into this park.

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that rocket roar and cheering coming from south texas in november was for a much improved second test of elon musk's starship after the first starship exploded shortly after left out. nasa and america struck their dreams to that's basic rocket. the next flight will be early next year. then late in the year nasa's artemis astronauts will loop around the moon. in 2022 and artemis test flight orbited the moon with no crew. that's the spaceship that would take the artemis to crew around the moon for the first time in more than 50 years. one quarter of 1 million miles to get there and this ship is nothing like apollo that carried neil armstrong. it's much more advanced and much more unmade. already there training at nasa's johnson space center. mission commander reed wiseman. pilot victor glover. christina cook and canadian fighter pilot jeremy hansen. >> i'm most looking forward to paving the way for the future back to the moon onto mars. the fact that we get to contribute to that, is absolutely the honor of my life. >> we are proud to be part of the artemis generation. we are going back

south texas cannot handle what's happening and neither can the rest of the country.border patrol's numberses it is an estimated seven million people have been encountered at border. we have at least 1.2 million "gotaways." that is the ones we know b we can't count all that come in. 300 known terrorists apprehended at border. we don't have any idea how many evade the capture around set up cells. fentanyl the leading cause of death of people 18 to 49. president biden lost track of 100,000 minors came across the border unaccompanied. they're a lot of in the system. it is absolute madness. trafficking is the number one business of the cartels. it is estimated just here in the del rio sector, the cartels are making $32 million a month in trafficking human beings. that is over a, billion 1/2 dollars a year and the biden administration cares nothing about this they do nothing to stop it. larry: former president trump said recently, i'm sure you heard him on this personally, but he said there has to be a deportation policy. that it's not only closing the border, remain in me

you know, those farmers and ranchers in south texas down ntsb rio grand valley.rying to protect their farms and ranches and keep people, the illegal immigrants from crossing through and ruining the crops, tearing up their feeds, tearing up their ranches and grazing land that they have for horses and cattle. stuart: how would your bill stop that from happening? >> it makes explicit that the states have the authority to do this and gives them a one year window for doing it, putting these containers and this razor wire in place to prohibit those illegal migrants from coming through on that state property, on that private property. of course the state haves the right if the u.s. government does not protect the states, the states have the right to defend themselves. stuart: next one, senator. let's talk about the epstein list. you want the full report released un-redacted, why? what do you think we're missing so far? >> what we are missing is how expansive the network that jeffrey epstein built. the human trafficking, sex trafficking world is. now the department of ho

>> well, katie, i worked in san antonio, in south texas, for several years as an abortion provider inphysician. i moved in 2022 with my family because i spent years in years training to be if edition, abortion care was a key part of that. i wanted to keep doing that work. unfortunately texas had made it very clear that the state had already banned abortions past six weeks and was on the cusp of banning them right. i moved to montana. montana is, fortunately, much stronger in protecting women and pregnant people. that is where i landed. >> doctor dickman, before i have to let you go this study that has been published is only just window of time since roe was overturned in 2022. is there an intent on your part, and your colleagues, to continue to further the study? to see the impact on women and young girls when they are arranged and they have no access to safe and legal abortions? >> i wish research like this was not necessary. i wish sexual violence were not so common. the survivors were able to access the medical care that they need. we know survivors are fearful of even seeking out

that might be happening in other parts of the country including the south and texas. >> thank you for joining us from the university of san francisco. >> sure. >>> still ahead, new businesses and housing with sustainability in mind. a closer look at the changes on treasure island. >>> these sisters changed their diets in the name of science. the benefit bay area researchers found when studying identi >>> a warning to google employees coming straight from the ceo. get ready for more layoffs this year. it was issued in a company wide memo. he says the scale of the cuts won't be as severe as last year when google trimmed the workforce by 12,000 employees. but this year has seen hundreds more cuts. this comes as google keeps up in the race to develop more advanced ai. >>> plan for possible delays if you fly out of sfo any time soon. the airport closed one of the four runways for a reconstruction project. it is expected to last five months and it's aimed at improving safety. it is federally funded and will cost $55 million. >>> a lot of changes are in the works on treasure island including

. >> reporter: the dangerous weather stretched west to california and south to texas. at least three people are dead near portland, oregon from flling trees and bitter cold. along the east coast maine is seeing historic flooding. four people were rescued from this fishing boat after waves slammed it into the shore. and jericka, tonight out here it's snowing at three inches an hour. you can't shovel it fast enough. it's a dry powdery snow. meanwhile, new york city waits for its first inch of the season, which may come later next week. >> mike seidel, i used to live in buffalo. we so appreciate you braving the weather for us. thank you. >>> well, this is the final weekend before tomorrow's iowa caucuses. but the extreme weather, which is negative 6 degrees right now, is prompting concerns about turnout there. a new cbs poll shows former president trump with a commanding lead among likely republican voters nationwide. cbs's robert costa is in des moines with more. robert, good evening to you. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. polls show former president trump is poised

texas. the power grid operator is asking residents to conserve electricity as below freezing temperatures push farther south. wind chills overnight in dallas were expected to dip to minus seven. >> windchill alerts are stretching from montana to the southern tip of texas. some cities in iowa feeling like minus 30 in mississippi and alabama, people are urged to wrap exposed pipes in their homes with temperatures in the teens expected along the gulf coast this week. >> it comes as communities from oregon to the great lakes dig out after a weekend of heavy snow, parts of iowa getting up to ten inches tens of thousands were without power in wisconsin after the storm dropped more than a foot of snow in some areas in colorado, this avalanche along highway 40 buried at least ten cars more than 1100 flights are canceled already today after more than 1400 were canceled yesterday. in kansas city on saturday, the fourth coldest nfl game ever on record taking place. the temperature at kickoff negative four degrees with a wind chill of -23. chiefs coach andy reid leading his team to victory even as icicles formed on his

when i think about the patients i took care of in san antonio when i worked there for years in south texas for them to get out of state they would have to drive 10 hours each way. they would have to find childcare. i mean, that is difficult for anybody, but imagine the patient who is in an unsafe, abusive relationship, where she does not have control over anything in her life, even her own body. i mean, it is just so hard to imagine her getting out of state to obtain an abortion. and that means that many survivors will end up having to continue a pregnancy. john: you mentioned you use to practice in southern texas. you moved to montana just before the court overturned roe v. wade. why did you move? dr. dickman: you know, i trained for many years to become a physician and an abortion provider. it's an absolute privilege to be able to provide those services to patients. my family and i knew that i would not be able to do that after the dobbs decision was made. it was very clear that texas was going to ban all abortions. so, it was a very difficult decision. john: dr. samuel dickman, chief me

you este more than 120 million people are under wind chill alerts from the canadian border to south texas at least 5 people have been killed across arkansas, oregon, mississippi and tennessee. and there are a lot of schools that are closed across the country today because of the cold weather and snowy conditions. and the weather is also causing travel headaches across the country is over. 3,000 flights have been canceled today and over 6,000 then delayed, we're taking a live look now at sfo. >> where there are delays right now, 130 of them. 53 cancellations, oakland airports in 29 delays. 11 cancellations. >> san jose seeing 29 delays and 19 cancellations. also as a foe starting today, there's a 5 month closure of a taxiway, 40 improvement project. they're saying it's going make it easier and safer for the aircraft exit their runways after landing. but this construction is going to cause delays for about a 3rd of the flights could experience a 30 minute to a 60 minute delay. and the construction is supposed to stop right before the 4th of july. like the busier summer travel season. so be

i'm on the phone constantly with ranchers, law enforcement, sheriffs in south texas.ight before speaker johnson took folks down to the border, i called them. i said guys what are you going to do? i wasn't going to make that trip. they told speaker johnson the same thing. shut the border down or the government down. they get it. they understand it's tax money that we take and borrowed money to fund a government that is at odds with the people of texas. nobody is jonesing for i fully back texas taking whatever efforts we need to do it if the federal government won't and fully supportive of governor abbott to to it. >> neil: congressman, you have been a strong supporter, you know, even getting the wrath of donald trump and a lot of his backers of ron desantis. he's not polling well in new hampshire. he seems to be putting his focus elsewhere. he's looking like he's in a world of political hurt. you think you hooked up with the wrong horse? >> absolutely not. you never regret saddling up with someone who is a good human being, a good husband a good father, someone with a

south texas is under a windchill warning, doesn't happen often, and the chicago area too.hicago feels like negative 24 right now. there's a lot of numbers on these maps. nashville's negative 1. there's snow on the ground. you had an inch of snow last night in the nashville area. and by the way, that means nashville had an inch of snow before washington, d.c., philly, and new york city this winter. when's it going to warm up? dallas, wednesday you warm up. same with houston. same with areas like denver. we're going to stay frigid throughout much of the northern half of the country. there is snow out there. northern mississippi, northern alabama, all the way through tennessee. finally the snow drought, it looks like d.c., philly and new york will get their first inch of snow in over two years tomorrow. >> wow, and to think that shenandoah is a toasty minus 2, and that's the warmest part of that state. unbelievable. coldest caucus ever, thank you. >> we'll have much more ahead from iowa, including a breakdown of just how these caucuses work. texas authorities blocked them fro