. >>> cult mystery, six people vanish from a st. louis. >>> and new teen threats, some kids picked up another bad habit they're packing nicotine patches, what those are and explain what parents need to know. >>> we begin this hour with the race to the white house. >> all eyes are on new hampshire after donald trump's historic victory in iowa. here's how it shook out, former president trump won handily with 51% of on the vote. desantis finished a distant second. trump's win by far the largest margin of victory in the iowa republican caucuses in history. the previous record was bob dole in 1988. >> two other republican candidates have dropped out after a poor performance in iowa. desantis and haley said they still see a path forward to name nation. >> trump was in court for one of those cases against him today. more on that later in the show. >> shaquille brewster starts us off in manchester, new hampshire, let's begin in priscilla thompson, big picture, what does trump's win in iowa what does it say about the state of the race in. >> repor

katie: when it comes to the macro front we do have a new st. louissident named, and that is alberta move salem -- alberto musalem. take a look at his background. he was most recently ceo and cofounder of evens asset management. before that he was senior advisor to the president at the new york fed. he has also worked as an economist at the international monetary fund. so, a decorated resume there. he will have a vote in 2025. the member, the rotate those votes, sonata voting number this year, but a voting member next year. we will get more details on this and what we can potentially expect out ofberto in just a little bit. guy: jim bullard, obviously some pretty big shoes to fill there. it will be exciting to see if the narrative does change. cpi is going to be interesting next week. we get cpi data out of the euro zone tomorrow. we are going to be looking forward to what those numbers are going to tell us. we have french data today. we get a pop higher, because of the base effect. it is all fairly well telegraphed story. is the ecb going to look thr

the original said the city of st. louiswere required to wear a mask indoors because of a sharp increase in rsv and covid cases. local hospitals were surprised by the order saying they are not overwhelmed with cases beyond a seasonal increase and apparently missouri's governor, mike parson, made a call for city harm a challenging the mandate and in the end, the st. louis mayor changed her mind saying employees are strongly recommended to wear masks but it is not mandated. stuart: scientist at the center of the covid lab leak theory known as the bat woman of china met with doctor anthony fauci in 2017. what is the significance of that meeting, do you have any doubt covid began at the wuhan lab? >> i have no doubt at all. anyone who looks objectively at all the information will agree with the lab leak origin except fauci because of his embarrassing hunting the lab, the meeting he had with doctor xi means he was aware of what they were trying to do. these meetings with the and ih, you do research, you suggest you would like mor

at the time, merit's held no private security license in st. louis or here in dc.lows lawmakers to pay family members for bone fioed service members -- bona bonafide services for private security and representative needs it because there's been threats to her life and that she's using campaign funds, not taxpayer dollars. liz. elizabeth: you're always so good, rich. love your journalism there. thank you so much. welcome to the show washington times opinion editor charlie hurt. this is quite a story. what do you make of it? >> it really is. you've got a couple things going on here. it's sort of comical to listen to congresswoman bush claim these are right wing groups coming after her. last i checked doj is not a right wing group but okay, she's got to make her argument. there's a couple things going on here. one is that she is as rich points out one of the loudest ring leaders of this defund the police movement. yet she's apparently using inappropriate amounts of her campaign funds and federal funds and buying her own protection and trying to cut protection for her

so the guy under st. louisfy to be a security guy. >> carley: now she finds herself under investigation and, yesterday, she responded to all of this. she denied any wrongdoing, says that she's not at fault and she is blaming those pesky conservatives. >> i have endured relentless threats to my physical safety and life. as a rank and file member of congress, i am not entitled to personal protection by the house. and, instead, have used campaign funds as permissible to retain security services. i have not used any federal tax dollars for personal security services. any reporting that i have used funds for personal security is simply false. in recent months, right wing organizations have lodged baseless complaints against me peddling notions that i have misused campaign funds to pay for personal security services. that simply is not true. >> brian: someone should tell the right wing justice department that. this justice department has a problem with $700,000 plus and carley, other thing is, i saw her husband on ca

tonight. >> reporter: tonight, that 28-ton fire truck spinning out of control on icy roads near st. louis. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: watch again. firefighters responding to a call, losing traction, striking a vehicle, and coming to a stop. luckily, no one was hurt. but that dangerous ice storm is making travel treacherous across the heartland. accuweather capturing streets covered in ice outside oklahoma city. >> the back roads especially are incredibly slick. there's about a quarter inch of ice accretion that happened overnight from multiple waves of freezing rain. >> reporter: on lake erie, east of toledo, a race to rescue 20 people stranded on an ice floe a mile from shore. the coast guard and local authorities rushing to the scene. everyone making it back to land safely. but tragically, the death toll rising from weeks of winter storms. at least 75 people killed across 13 states. many from hypothermia and car crashes. in memphis, where a boil water advisory remains in effect, residents like carolyn mayfield going several days without water. >> i'm literally going outside, getting sn

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. $60,000 went to bush's husband who did not hold a private security license in st. louis or d.c. but the ethics probe found no wrongdoing and that case was dismissed. she said she is cooperating with the probe and said she received death threats. >> trace: criminal defense attorney vick. one more sound bite from cori bush. >> i am under no illusion 3 right wing organizations will pursue efforts to attack me and the work the people of st. louis sent me to congress to do. >> trace: what she misses that the department of just is not a right wing organization. they opened the investigation because the accusations are concerning. >> that's right. many of my colleagues on the other side of the bar, i understand your argument but we can't ignore crime. there may be hearings that came to a conclusion there is nothing to see, that's of no consequence. when the department of justice is knocking on your door with subpoenas, they want to wait until they get as much evidence including testimony on the congressional floor as possible. she has a a big worry that should keep her up at night. >>

did not stop yegor sharongovich from becoming the second star in the confrontation with calgary st. louiss scored the twentieth anniversary goal in the current draw and scored an assist point. our washington forward alexey protas , meanwhile, again leaves the ice without scoring points. all the details are further in our story. to throw the twentieth anniversary puck at season, yegor shurangovich needed 47 matches in the current regular season. there are 35 games left before the end of the championship and there is virtually no doubt that belarus will break its record. sherangovich scored 24 goals in the 2021-2022 season for new jersey. it seemed that yegor made it easy for the lights; defender tory crook did not hold on to the jersey of our compatriot in this episode. the home team led 3-1 in just a minute and 4 seconds. before that, the flames' number seventeen scored an assist on noah hannifin. to the disappointment of the local public, the guests will comeback, even in the second third braden shen scored in the minority, in the final jordan kairu and brandon. will bring victoria 4:3 t

eighth match in a row and will try to correct this statistic on the night of thursday to friday, when st. louisvisit washington. oleg kononov today officially headed the torpeda moscow football club. the contract with the car manufacturers is for 2 and a half years, as reported by the team’s press service. i note that torpedo includes belarus national football players gleb shevchenko and valery gromyka perform. kononov is related to belarusian football. a native of kursk played in the nineties. vitebsk kim, lokomotiv, dvenu builder, and ended his career in naftan and minsk torpedo, where he had already begun his coaching career. in russia he is known for his work at the tula arsenal and moscow spartak. a little more about football, but this time about women's football. the dynamo bguvk athletes returned from vacation with a new roster and began training. let us remind you that in last season, the girls lifted the national cup for the fourth time and also took first place in the national championship. our film crew talked to football players from the capital's posamiti club. super league 3:2. le

drive with care between st. louis and into little rock. it will be treacherous on the roadways. and then the warmer part of this storm bringing a considerable flash flood threat in and around the city of san antonio impacting 1.5 million people. there has already been 2 to 4 inches of rain that fell overnight, this is radar estimated rainfall. you can see near the metropolitan of san antonio as well another 1 to 2 inches correspond to the national weather service, hazardous life threatening flash flooding on going with this system moving northward and going to overspread into places like chicago, detroit behind another weather system that will bring more rain with several days of flash flooding at least across the deep south. so, yes, we need the rain across this region, but too much too soon could be a problem anywhere you see the shade of yellow, that is where we have a moderate risk of flash flooding going forward. so so much to talk about, not enough time. happy voting day tomorrow. >> i got to be honest but, you lost me as soon as you left new hampshire. >> that is all you

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and these were the treacherous conditions just outside st. louis. ice making roadways incredibly slick. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: even emergency vehicles, including this fire truck, unable to find traction. now, all of california has seen significant rainfall over the last few days, but san diego, which is about 100 miles south of here, really bore the brunt of this storm. there are so many emergency calls, drivers are being warned to stay off the roads. norah. >> elise preston, thank you. >>> for a look at where these storms are headed next, let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> norah, good evening. our weather problems, they certainly persist from coast to coast. here in california, the flood risk is definitely there from now through tomorrow morning. really focused there in southern california. we saw the issues in san diego. that continues. but it may extend right over into the desert, including places like havasu, phoenix, or even tucson. now in the southeast, it will be day

yegor shirangovich is the second star of the nhl regular season match between calgary and st. louisbelarus scored a puck and an assist for the flames, but the lights, leading 3:1, still lost 3:4. istime sharongovishche - 19 minutes and 16 seconds in the active, one shot on target, one interception and two losses in the passive. utility coefficient -1. washington forward alexey protos played against minnesota on the same line with alexander ovechkin. but couldn't help his team. in eleven meetings in a row, vitepchanin has not scored any effective points. the townspeople lost 3:5. daniil medvedev made it to the semi-finals of the australian open. early in the morning, the russian took to the court against the pole hubert hurkacz and their fight lasted a little over four hours. 7 6 2 6 6 3 5 7 6 4 medvedev turned out to be stronger. for reaching the final, daniil will compete with the best in the pair, alexander zverev and carlos alcaraaz. an enterprise whose territory is 500 hectares, and which is three times the size of the state of monaco, it has 60 km of roads and 45 km of railways

for five days in shasta or in st. louiscal fire hopes to get eckstein to 18-year-old girls a look at what life could be like in the fire service. this is camp sender, a summer camp for girls to learn about and try their hand as firefighters. there's a lot more to it than only fighting fire. they predominantly learn from female firefighters. >> savanna burchfield says that cal fire puts it on, but women from agencies all over california come to take part in camp sender. >> getting to be part of camp sender to give an opportunity to young women to show that this is a career field that they could be capable of going into , that's important to me and i know it means a lot to the other women involved in this program. >> burchfield says there are not a lot of women in the fire service, 4% of cal fire employees. she says historically it's been geared toward young men, but that that should not be the case. >> there are a lot of strong and capable women in the fire service throughout the country, not just california, and it's a good

she only picked up 70% of the vote in the last primary and now wesley bell, who is the st. louise out basically in favor of palestine but the fact de facto hamas after the october 7th attacked him he switched over, he was running in the senate race in the primary there and now he is challenging her. and this only adds father to his campaign. >> jesse: judge jeanine? >> jeanine: it's very simple. the fec requires if you're going to use campaign funds, number one, you're going to pay family member for a bona fide service and it has to be necessary. and it has to be above or consistent with fair market value. now she has already spent over $765,000 on security. when i was the d.a. i never spent that kind of money and i had security all the time. in addition to her boyfriend that she needs security from, he doesn't have a license from st. louis, he doesn't have a license in d.c., and neither area is he entitled to be a security person and she also spent another $60,000 on a friend of her that she gave money to. as far as i'm concerned that his money laundering. this is taking campaig

news digital reporting, her now husband did not have a license for -- to be a security guard in st. louis, apparently here in washington, d.c. as well, is this something he did not check the box and they are looking into this, because she made these payments for him, to him, rather, but as i was mentioning earlier, i do think that going after cori bush actually helps joe biden, it sends a message to her and the other members of the squad to get in line, especially with respect to police and israel in this election year. so it's interesting. >> john: but the allegation that you are making is that this is purely political move by the doj. >> kerri: i don't think it's purely political but i think it's an interesting decision by the department of justice to do this, doj is not commenting, they issued a grand jury subpoena for documents, cori bush has confirmed what it's about. when you look at the payments she did make to her now husband it does not strike me as unusually large, now overall in the aggregate. >> john: she said at or below fair market. >> kerri: she has spent a lot of security,

it is st. louis i just called at the for the explosion because she used it. the phones and frontier thought that it would fit into the store. one day the box works here when you want me to start, blow up the eclipse without somebody be able to come over here who just massaging serious. nobody calls my dish, previous 2 bottles and yourself behind it. yeah, i'm glad you agreed. it was really just the long way of we're still, we're just a few of the or should i really i got some of those noting this, correct for because i thought the 4 of us who who interested most of the things are missing the month to be the guy to me is the for to us some of our you for you know, what on the order to do me a, but i also the number echo long at the core was more since just the because you get to motion for the pain do with this i'm going to throw it in. yeah. that's the shape long is that go with this to waco, was it the square go thing. the square foot length for this was just my for one. that's so and the push focus can we assist you reach the the to do a sure sure. there is

people who really stick by their principles even when it gets to the circuit court of appeals in st. louis today throughout the arkansas is misguided more kind of the bill we want. the file was really pleased, it just confirms that we still have a 1st amendment to stop in a row. it was incumbent upon us as journalist to protect the right. okay. cooperate. you want one with me? yeah, just it's just me. yeah. after all the briefing was done, the oral arguments were made. we all went home dirty down our lives. and then finally we had a really we seemed to have prevailed and everything that we want we want so i had not been paid for about a year. once that ruling came out, a couple of days later, i got a check in the mail, which is great. it's so utterly clear that what that is doing is right. so it's really validating to get support from the court. i think the lawsuit, it's giving us a lot more to connect about. we haven't always been super, super close, but politics and just to quite as this venue where we get to collaborate and that has really strengthened our relationship and our connectio

. >>> fire truck unable to handle the icy roads in st. louist happened monday morning, responding to vehicle crash in jackson county just outside st. louis actually, due to conditions the truck ended up spinning sliding down the hill, according to fire department there were no injuries thank goodness reported in the crash, original crash they were called to or the crash there involving the fire truck. >>> an update on a story from yesterday, cal state university faculty members returned to work today after reaching a tentative agreement on monday. the deal still needs to be ratified by union members, it includes higher wages for all faculty. >>> breaking news, a legendly television newsman is being mader. charlie osgood died today at his home in new jersey. the longtime host of "cbs sunday mornings." he was known for his iconic bowtie. he was 91. >>> we'll return now to our coverage of the new hampshire primary. >>> we're in final hours of voting in second contest of the republican primary, former president donald trump is aiming for another bi

>> reporter: once the capital of senegal, st. louisdest colonial city on the west african coast and played a historic part in the country's development. now it's under siege, threatened by rising sea levels. this area here used to be houses. in fact, the sea has continued to rise and intrude so much that this is all that's left of the local schoolhouse. in many ways, senegal is on the front line of climate change, and if you want to know why so many people are leaving, well, this is why. on the dry and dusty interior, the u.n. built this camp to be a temporary refuge for hundreds displaced from the coast. with nowhere else to go, many of these families ended up staying for months, even years. what are the main problems with these buildings here? >> reporter: mamadu is chief of this camp and also a climate refugee. this satellite imagery shows his village's coastline rapidly eroding year after year. experts say the town itself is on the verge of disappearing. what was the situation like back there for you? >> reporter: while this camp i

geoff: our communities correspondent in st. louis.mna: paper cutting is an art form that is believed to date back to the invention of paper itself in china around 2,000 years ago. since then, many cultures around the world have developed their own unique styles. special correspondent cat wise recently visited an artist whose paper cutting is inspired by the natural beauty and the people of the pacific northwest. it's part of our arts and culture series, canvas. cat: every morning, artist and author nikki mcclure takes a long walk in the woods surrounding her home in olympia, washington. she feeds the birds and wildlife that dwell here. and spends some time on the beach, just steps from her front door. inspiration for her art is everywhere. >> by the time i've taken that walk, an idea or a story will have shown itself to me. and then i sit down and work. cat: mcclure begins with a sketch which she transfers to black paper and then begins to work her magic with her knife. cut by tiny cut for nearly 30 years, mcclure has revealed the wor

. >> reporter: near st. louis this frightening scene. a fire truck spinning on ice before slamming into a car, barely missing a head-on impact with a house. in pennsylvania another close call a jackknifed semi truck sliding toward a clinic knocking down light poles before stopping just in time in hard-hit tennessee officials now confirm at least 30 storm-related deaths, many from hypothermia, and stress, the danger isn't over, while out west, thousands are without power after drenching rains unleashed flash flooding in san diego, leaving some drivers stranded on top of their cars waters rising so fast others waded through chest-deep water to escape >> our house is flooded up to our waist, so we decided to just go ahead and get out and, you know, because we don't know how severe it's going to get >> reporter: and tonight in texas, we've learned that flash flooding prompted dozens of calls for water rescues in san antonio, and here in houston, a slow, steady rain could pose a growing risk over the next 24 hours. lester >> all right, morgan

in the game against st. louis , ovechkin provided an assist for his team's fourth goal. and...boxing champion, according to three boxing organizations, artur beterbiev returned to russia after defeating briton calum smith. a ceremonial meeting was organized for arthur beterbiev at domodedovo airport. beterbiev arrived from canadian quebec, where in... before the games in paris. it will affect those russian athletes who have qualified for the games and will perform there in a neutral status. director mok stated this at a press conference following the mok executive committee in south korea. communications mark adams. according to him, right now mock is identifying independent analysts with a decent reputation who will check each athlete to ensure that they do not violate the admission criteria for russian athletes. let me remind you that the admission of our athletes to the olympics in paris on an individual basis mock announced his neutral status in early december. the olympiad itself will be held from july 26 to august 11 this year. they've given everything about sports for no

zinitula belledinova's team scored a big goal. scored in the third period of the match against st. louis be victorious 1:0. in the russian handball cup, among women's teams , the current trophy winner moscow cska reached the semifinals. in the 1/4, cska handball players played against novorossiysk chernomorochka and it turned out dramatic. in the first game of the quarterfinals, chernomorochka won with a difference of two goals. in yesterday's response game in moscow during the match, the overall advantage of the southerners was already. eight balls. cska managed to win back this gap literally in one half. the muscovites eventually won with a score of 37-32 and advanced to the semifinals of the tournament. she scored the most times in the winning squad. and choose mobile, choose in the country, freely, important, honestly convenient. hello, i'm boris sakimov, and i'm oleg. stepanov and we, the creators of the russia 2062 project of the free thought headquarters. together with experts , we are discussing how we can develop the russia of the future in the next 40 years. see you in the futu

you're from the st. louise sports, going to stanford. >> economics major. i thought i just wanted to make money. then i didn't think my mom got me to stanford university to do something as frivolous as being a drama major. turned out, that was the thing that lit up my soul. it just took a couple of years of playing around with tomicshi realized that the calling, this thing i thought was a hobby in high school, was actually the thing. >> byron: we know you from series like "this is us," "the marvelous ms. maisel," "black panther." your new project is "american fiction." before we talk about it, let's take a look. >> did you know dad had affairs? >> oh, for sure. >> how? >> you could just tell. lisa told me she saw him kissing a white woman once. >> why did i have no idea? why am i the last to know? >> because you loved him too much. enemies see each other better than friends. >> byron: enemies see each other better than friends. i saw the movie this weekend. there's so many of those lines where you're like, who

so that's why i don't want him to walk on henry because i need to and i'm good st. louis the might that at some point was positive in politics. they run for office around full house of assembly back in my hometown at some points for that. but this, it in nation 2007. well he fell, the, my father's, political and case were influenced me and, you know, it was just all around me as this talks on stalks about the politics and whatnot. so it's always around the corner. i think so one patch you've more about his father . you want to show his father that's. that's what i think. what they should that's, that's what it comes to do that you can do is they will be coming from all around in the present or how surely going to be part of this. but i don't know if he sees it or if he knows about it, and i don't, i don't really care though. i'm just focused on myself on the get the results. and so i knew the strength myself especially when it came before i don't pursuing. okay . well they find out what the problem is, you know soon i think there are a lot more access to my generation tha

outside st. louis a fire truck was unable to stop and slid along an icy street. the coast guard says 20 people were rescued by air and by boat on a floating sheet of ice on lake erie. they got stramted yesterday on a half mile-long ice floe near ohio. severe weather is expected to continue this week with heavy showers, thunderstorms before a thaw-out. >>> and now to the israel/hamas war. breaking overnight, a big loss for israel's military. the idf says 21 soldiers were killed in gaza in one of the deadliest single attacks since the three-month war. israeli media says the soldiers were preparing explosives to demolish two buildings when a militant fired a rocket-propelled grenade at a tank. it triggered explosions causing the buildings to collapse on the soldiers inside. >>> israel has proposed a two-month cease-fire that calls for the release of all hostages and leaders of hamas would be allowed to relocate to other countries. hamas rejected the proposal and officials in egypt and qatar are working to bridge the differences. >>> and this news comes as families o

in the game against st. louis, ovechkin provided an assist for his team's fourth goal.pion according to three boxing organizations , artur beterbiev, returned to russia after defeating briton calum smith. a ceremonial meeting was organized for arthur beterbiev at domodedovo airport. kyiv arrived from quebec, canada, where he defeated smith last weekend by technical knockout in the seventh round and defended his three championship belts. thus, in the professional ring, arthur remains undefeated, he has 20 fights, 20 victories, and all 20 by knockout. it’s very nice when you’re greeted like this at home in your homeland, in fact, i’ve already recovered, as you can see, this eye hasn’t gone away yet, there’s a bruise. the international olympic committee will conduct another test of the russians before the games in paris. it will affect those russian athletes who has qualified for the olympics and will perform there in a neutral status. mark adams, mok's director of communications, said this at a press conference following the mok executive committee in south korea. accordi

that to sign on to the team aaron miles in antioch, native and 2006 world series winner with the st. louis cardinals will be the ballers 3rd base ballers, aka the bees. well, a launch their inaugural season and may set to play in the independent pioneer league home games will be at lane college. >> still to come, there is snow way you'll want to miss out on this unique out on this unique competitions. stick with us. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >> well, listen up. you have a chance to name one of california's newest snowplows had a caltrans naming contest is now open and they're asking folks to come up with some fun and creative names. the deadline to submit your name is february. >> 15th and you have to start if thinking again because he can't use last winners, some of them include scoop snow be one be and austin plower >> those are pretty good at it. pretty. yeah. one winner from each caltrans district will be selected. and when 50 bucks of those 11 winners, one name will be selected to win a grand prize of 100 bu

that includes kansas city, st. louis, indianapolis, also little rock.his is what it looks like as we go throughout the day. you notice on railddar, heavy r with the gulf moisture moving in. that's where the warm air is. we're going to see this not only today but also tuesday, wednesday. there's that freezing rain and on the northern side we're going to see that snow falling, and we're looking at a lot of rain over the next th look toward th south central states, it's about the stormy weather. we're looking at the chance for pretty strong storms and some heavy rain. frances, that's your monday forecast. >> thank you so much, michelle. see you in a bit. >> sure. >>> a rescued sea turtle is back swimming in the florida keys after being released this weekend. dozens gathered to watch the lagger head sea turtle ida returned to the ocean. she was found tangled in a buoy line. the u.s. coast guard stepped in to save the animal. ida recovered quickly and spent a few days at a florida keys based hospital. >>> why a snowy treat was met with a chilly reception fro

that is why the night before last i drove eight hours from st. louiso here in a blizzard because i wanted to finish this race, show up on monday and get this man elected to the white house. [applause] >> thank you, chip roy. give chip i hand. you inspire me. this is why this process starts right here in the state of iowa. look at this, a blizzard warning, a wind chill warning, and this place is packed. when we know in iowa is the media does not select our caucus winner, the polls do not select our caucus winner. you select our caucus winner. [applause] in 2008 they said huckabee could not win and huckabee shuck the nation and huckabee won. they said you could not oust three supreme court justices and iowa ousted three supreme court justices. in 2016 they did nothing ted cruz good when and he won. and on monday night this guy who they say cannot win is going to win because of you guys. [applause] so just like chip roy said, we need a leader in washington d.c. and the white house again, a leader with a wife and a family that we can look up to as a role m

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more snow, i think, for chicago this time, pulling back down through st. louis. look at the heavy rain moving across the ohio river valley, as well. all that action gets pushed up into the northeast, so, another round of heavy rain and high winds come saturday morning, so, more flooding and likely more power outages here over the weekend. david? >> david: rob, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to washington, the surprise and then the showdown on capitol hill, when hunter biden showed up unannounced. just as republicans were planning to vote to hold the president's son in contempt of congress, to move toward to the entire house on this. hunter biden's appearance in that hearing room, and his willingness to answer questions in public in front of the american people, and not behind the scenes, outraging republicans. and then the moment he walked out. mary bruce on the hill tonight. >> reporter: tonight, high drama on capitol hill. >> mr. biden, do you plan on testifying today? >> reporter: president biden's son hunter surprising lawmakers, walking into a house

mother says that politicians aren't interested in the plight of towns and villages like site up port st. louis, i'm not in here ever changes. everything is the way it's always being the government promised that things would improve button, nothing happened, but i'm just leaving people with an education comp find work that pays a decent wage. and that's why my son moved to the city and visit i. this is not a world that ready is familiar with, but 2 thirds of india's population of over a 1000000000 live in rural areas. and there's growing awareness that they need more opportunities. it can be moving to the cities, walking dead and putting that lifestyle of what to what it can be and to achieve the dreams that they have in their heads. right. so i would say that as i feel a lot of god, that needs to be the face. so that's where the tea hub center in hyderabad comes in . it's a project financed by the state that advises and supports start ups like readies from day one. hello sir. good morning. how are you all good, so thanks a lot. anthony. a nice t hubs. chief operations officer welcomes young en

it won't be due where you see or give out in st. louis one morning to get saw, a damn file. so to consume the individuals addicted to drugs and this area referred to as so goes a to them, a came to zombies, the ruins, also shelter many women to support their drug habits. some of them engage in commercial sex work. i've seen a few women here who are pregnant. what happens when they get breath said it's uh when people get ready to die and it was in danger here for you as a man? no, no, no, no. all you took the mooney, did you have the free or run or when it was when it gives you the money? does that happen to you? yeah, the yeah. all right, thank you. of the conditions here characterized by re drug abuse, violence and drum disease. shocking and heartbreaking. people hearing go to various means to earn money some so food, while others work at the beach forming concrete drug addiction has incapacitated menu. the recently, cuba close has claimed the lives of 2 residents. i mean, it's this too low cost of raising funds to support the affected you. how did it become such a penetrat

i drove eight hours from st. louisnd a blizzard because i'm gonna make sure i run through the tape and finish the race. show up on monday and get this man elected to the white house. [applause] >> thank you, chip roy. give him a hand. [applause] you inspire me. this is why, this process starts right here in the state of iowa. look at this. a blizzard warning, and winch -- and a wind chill warning into this place is packed. the media does not select our caucus winner, the pulse on select our caucus winner, you select our caucus winner. [applause] in 2008 they said huckabee couldn't win and he shocked the nation. in 2010 they said you could not oust three supreme court justices and iowa did. in 2012 they didn't say santorum could win, and he did. in 2016 they didn't think crews could win and he won. and on monday night this guy is going to win because of you guys. [applause] just like chip roy said, we need a leader and washington, d.c. in the white house again. a leader with a wife and a family we can look up to as a ro

okc and tulsa and st. louis and power outages are likely.ight snow moves into chicago and the great lakes. as temperatures warm, rain takes over, will add up as several disturbances move through the south. flooding will be top of mind in gulf coast and southeast. sunday, orchard park will feature a very cold playoff game, but low 20s will feel balmy compared to 4 below zero at kickoff in kansas city last weekend. >> maybe no freezing mustaches this weekend. thank you so much. >>> now to the widening crisis in the middle east. today, at least two u.s. troops in iraq were injured when their air base came under heavy missile fire from what the u.s. says are iran-backed militias. an attack in syria is raising tensions between iran and israel after five revolutionary guards were killed in an air strike in damascus. >>> and in yemen, u.s. forces took aim once again at militants who have been targeting neerlgts shipping. charlie d'agata. with the u.s. navy. >> reporter: before dawn and below deck this morning we got ready to disembark from the "uss