speaker, esteemed colleagues, and the people of the st. louis region, first i would like to say happy birthday to my father, john bell. happy heavenly birthday to my stepfather, larry greer. and happy founders day to the national a.m.e. church and at home in st. louis, st. paul a.m.e. church led by pastor spencer booker. i rise today humbled and with deep gratitude to deliver my first speech here in these halls. this living testament to both the promise and the challenges of american governance. i stand not merely as a representative in congress, but as a proud son of st. louis. one who believes in the power of bringing every voice into our shared conversation. it is my mission to ensure that every single person in my district feels seen, heard, and valued. my first foray into public service was as a city councilman elected in 2015 in a place called ferguson. in 2018, i was the first african-american elected to serve as st. louis county prosecuting attorney, working with community partners to create the first of its kind diversion advisory commi

charles, missouri. >> we are west of the city of st. louiseople kind of relate that to the arch. >> they are just separated by a river. so just hop on the bridge and you're in st. charles. >> and like this town's famous christmas tradition celebration and their lively oktoberfest, murder comes but once a year. >> st. charles averages about one and a half homicides a year. >> it's a pretty peaceful community, and people look out for each other. >> a cold-blooded murder is not something st charles is known for. and the local cops will probably need some help with what looks like a big investigation. so they appeal to a special group for help. >> a request was made to notify the major case squad. >> and they contact other departments that are in our area, and they send detectives that assist us. >> more than 30 detectives with the major case squad are now looking for his killer. >> this elite major case squad has a very high rate of success. 80% of their cases are solved. but with all this manpower, there is one catch. they only have five days t

edmonton in st. louis.move for kyle granlin, wednesday, tnt and max, brewers, rangers, and again, oilers and black hawks. kenny albert stopped by on the break. will have the call on wednesday. bruins lead 5-3, with 5:30 to go here in the third. see the records for both of these teams. currently on the outside looking in. and the wild card picture. stretched pass for j.t. miller. maneuver in slam on the brakes at the half wall. works it back for k'andre miller. a shot goes wide from fox on a puck retrieval, it's j.t. miller. now k'andre miller for fox. back to k'andre miller along the line. banks it down for j.t. miller. tucks back for fox. speeding in. fox, behind the goal was looking for j.t. miller. our final five minutes are brought to you by hotels.com. here is panarin, with a little bit of space. seen past for fox. fox to zibanejad. tried to go short side, and it pops out of the zone. >> ray: k'andre miller and adam fox were out there together, and they were both recovers on that chip. basically all ov

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i mean, in denver, 68, st. louis, 72, average high in st. erage but that leads us for the northern tier of the country in the zone, this battleground where we could be dealing with winter weather. that includes ice. at least today, maria, we have the chance for some snow through minneapolis, northern michigan, on the interiors of the northeast. we'll have to watch to see how things evolve this week because it does look like a couple of storm opportunities. maria: all right. steven, we'll be watching that. thank you, steven morgan. stay with us. we have a big hour coming up right here. we'll be right back. ♪ ruri: ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . ) ruri: ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . ) hina: ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . ) akari: ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . ) others: ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . ) others: ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . ) (♪) (♪) you were made to chase your passions. we were made to put them in a package. only the servicenow platform connects every corner of your business, putting ai agents to work

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we head to the low 40s in wichita and st. louis. 32 in pittsburgh. we head to upper 20s for both detroit and cleveland. 34, mostly sunny skies expected in new york city today. and that's a look at your forecast, frances. back to you. >> okay, angie, thank you. nu wh lo alar s back in a miteita okt ke debut. ♪ okay, y'all. i heard mielle's kalahari melon and aloe vera line is changing the game. up to five days of moisture and no wash days in between? let's see about that. day two, headed to work, but i feel like i'm about to drop a hit single. all the cuties are at the run club. good thing these curls are curling. can you believe this is day five? i think i could go even longer. up to five days of lasting moisture. endless possibilities. imagine what you could do in five days. can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey! eddie, no. frasier, frank. frank? —fred, how are you? —fred! support up to 7 brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. —what's on your mind, deon? —my sensitive skin. and how o

jamie reed, who again was the whistleblower from the st. louis clinic, testified, attested in the sworn affidavit that their clinic used to actively keep the non-affirming parent in the dark. the clinicians would hide information from the parent who was skeptical, who had questions, who wanted a more comprehensive mental health assessment, who wanted psychotherapy. the gender clinics would just keep them in the dark. so that's the 3rd reason. and then the 4th reason, which i've been trying to make the case for this, and i wish people would take this a little bit more seriously, i think the parental rights argument is a very convenient ploy by gender clinicians to deflect responsibility for what they're doing because what they're essentially saying is the parents are the ones who bear responsibility for this decision. what do you want from us? leave us alone. they consented. and especially because in this area of medicine, the model that's being used is known as the informed consent model. it was borrowed from adult transgender medicine and import

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last time we hit the 80s was 1911 and feeling more like springtime in cincinnati and lexington and st. louis like that again today. 85 across portions of the southwest. then looking at potential of an ice storm, icy for central u.s., best chance for freezing rain tomorrow through thursday and friday, coming toward great lakes and northeast. a great big mess for these people. check ahead for your latest details. ice is my biggest concern. there is rain for coastal california, where we could see potential for some flooding and then also heavy snow. look who is behind me. my gosh, you just snuck up on me. what is your name? >> beta. >> johnny. >> janice: where you from? >> belgium. >> janice: what is your name? >> loda, >> janice: do you watch fox? >> sometimes. >> janice: you're in journalism? >> yes, yes. >> janice: say hi, hello, "fox and friends." >> hello, "fox and friends." >> janice: we are worldwide, my friends. thank you for coming. >> steve: very nice. thanks, jd. >> ainsley: welcome to new york. >> charlie: a two billion dollar solar energy bust and first ever driverless semi-truck o

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e-mail sent to use person because if that terraces all of a sudden sending text and three people in st. louiske, the mpi has an interest in knowing why that was. and you want to protect the privacy of those individuals but by definition, the fbi in that moment, doesn't know that there is probable cause to believe that those three individuals lows have committed a time there is a logical problem with saying that the fbi should go to a judge and ask for a warrant because again they are just looking for connections, whether there's plenty of a terrorist attack going on, they actually could not in that moment, show probable cause but i would argue that i think that this is a fairly universal sensation, that you know if a known terrorist target is communicating with americans at the minimum we are to say, that are they just saying happy birthday coming to a cousin or really actually planning an attack. trey: will yes just of the viewers know, probable cause is the same standard for search warrant density is for an arrest and so if you think you have enough to go searching we actually have enough f

same with st. louis, missouri mash 22nd, special fox nation give aways are going to be there, too.. hope to see you there. meanwhile, we are just three days away from football's biggest night. super bowl lix. it is only on fox. steve is getting a game day feel in a separate city. kansas city. steve? >> steve: that's right, brian. so we're at chicken and pickleball where they actually serve chicken and pickleballs. would you like to try a pickle? >> i would love one. >> steve: what's your name? >> mark. >> steve: mark is here. joined the hundreds of people who have shown up. mark, how is the pickle? >> delicious. >> steve: mark is the only person here who is working. what line of work are you in? >> genetic testing. >> steve: is he cracking the genome right here next to the bar. >> i try my best. >> steve: many have tried. all right. we are live all morning in kansas city where they think the chiefs are going to three-peat. [cheers and applause] ♪ we have a house party ♪ we don't need nobody ♪ turn your tv off ♪ [cheers] [cheers and applause] >> steve: how much fun is this? welcome

but it was a refreshing reform idea to say let's get those folks in st. louisago, around the border where we see human trafficking from the cartels. a lot of good things the fbi can do. sadly, there has been a lot of distractions. >> before you were senator from missouri, you are the attorney general. i want to ask about this moment in time. president trump has a highly expensive view of executive power and a movement of conservatives who appear to be supporting or promoting the division of the presidency with almost no limits. how do you see the role of the executive and how do you see your role as a member of co. eagle branch of government? >> i wonder if you asked democrats about this because we had joe biden who bulldozed the competition when he tried to forgive half $1 trillion of zip room court -- student loan debt. he tried it again and again and got slapped down. he charged osha, which was created to make sure forklifts beep when they back up, forcing the cobra shot on 100 million americans. >> i hear the point you're making, but joe biden is not presid

talking about people but and now and and the other let's see bungie which is incorporated bermuda is st louis. there are 67 billion in grains and dreyfus company based in netherlands is 35 billion. so the guardian in 22 reported that these four companies control 70 to 90% of the global grain trade just so for they they've made windfall profits from rocketing food prices, which increased more than 20% in 2020 to the family. privately controls, their own 40 and their own company, and they have 14 family members listed in the forbes list. the major shareholders of archer daniels midland are the titans. vanguard has 7 billion. their capital group 4.5 state street fight 3 billion and blackrock 2 billion. so they're the major shareholders and archer daniels midland title and shareholder and also in shareholders and bungee which is vanguard at 2.7 billion. capital has almost 2 billion. blackrock 800 million. fidelity 400 million. state street 300 million. so it's clear that the titans, these ten investment companies have a major impact on the price of food and profit are literally profiting from wor

from yesterday several locations that broke records that were long-standing more than 100 years, st. louisg a record set back in 1890 i remarkable temperature swing across the country. in the south el paso into mobile even charlotte, north 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 wi

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

we're going to be streaming on fox nation and on march 22nd in st. louis.is way i can meet you in person. rachel, thanks so much. rachel: that's awesome. i love the lineup. it's so eclectic, to say the least. [laughter] just like you, brian. >> thank you, yes. i think that's a compliment. rachel: yeah, i think so. brian, thanks for joining us. >> go get 'em, rachel. thanks. rachel: the white house is waiting for an apology from democrats after house minority leader hakeem jeffries uses these fighting words -- >> we are going to fight it in the courts, and we're going to fight it in the streets. charlie: fox news alert, terrifying video capturing the moment a medical plane carrying six people including a child patient who had just been released from shriner's hospital in philadelphia, plummeting from the sky last night. the plane crashed into a philadelphia mall spraying jet fuel across the area, leaving homes burning. here to discuss is former ntsb investigator alan diehl. thanks for joining us, mr. diehl. obviously, we've seen all this pretty dramatic vide

orleans saints owner gail benson and the nfl organizing a dazzling light show hosted by historic st. louisquare on each day leading up to the super bowl showing celebrating the big game as well as the unique spirit of new orleans. going to be something. also sunday watch my exclusive sitdown interview with president trump on fox on the pregame coverage of the super bowl. tomorrow on "special report" g.o.p. senators head to mar-a-lago to meet with president trump ahead of a national senatorial committee retreat. remember if you can't catch us live set your dvr 3:00 p.m. in the west and 6:00 p.m. on the east. at bret baier put a lot of stuff about the super bowl on this ahead of saturday and sunday. that's it for this "special report," fir, balanced and still unafraid, "the ingraham angle" is now. >> laura: good evening, everyone, i'm laura ingraham this "the ingraham angle

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i spoke with the ceo of people's's health centers in st. louis who said the action would have a significant adverse impact on not only health care centers but so many other federally funded companies and programs could the missouri department of elementary and secondary education had apostate to school districts and daycare providers who work concerned about their ability to feed and support students. do the administration's actions reflect standard operating procedure for rightsizing our government? mr. resh: no they do not. in fact they increase inefficiencies. many of our partners, whether they be private sector partners, universities, nonprofits, first of all have to also pause operations, they have uncertainty in the reliability of the federal government as a partner. i think that's enough to get the picture. rep. bell: our federal workers go to work every day dedicated to serving the american people, they are the reason communities across the country receive critical federal funds that support health care, safety, education and infrastructu

the former nec deputy director, the former st. louis fed president, a whole lot more.econd hour of "bloomberg surveillance" up next. >> this is frankly nuts, canada and mexico are our two largest trading partners. >> he sees values and tariffs beyond our negotiating average. >> it could change on a dime. once they are on, it is harder to take them off. >> we think this could be highly disruptive to supply chains. this could weigh on growth and inflation in a more meaningful way. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with jonathan ferro, lisa abramowicz, annmarie hordern. jonathan: equities down across the board, -1.4% on the s&p. on the nasdaq we are down as well. likewise on the russell. small caps down by more than 2%. single names, let's pick out three, ford, stellantis, gm trading a whole lot lower. general motors, four day losing streak, make it day five. the winner in all of this, the u.s. dollar, the best day since the day after the election. the euro-dollar negative by more than one full percentage point. 1.0252. here's the big take, it's important to say this, f

my neighbors where i live in st. louisere, no matter whether they are black, white, republican, democrats, they are concerned. one woman cried on my shoulder said she did not know -- what is this country? we are america. [indiscernible] i have been praying for god to touch the heart of the people. i have told him -- i sent a letter to trump, the johnson, to the senators. we are not going to be accountable to one another. we are going to be accountable to god. no matter what your religion, your preference, it is the heart. they changed his heart. it is not that we don't like -- has not about liking president trump or liking [indiscernible] it's about our country. what we don't know is what is it they are holding over their head ? are there eyes blinded? when i hear president trump talk, i was one of the biggest -- pray for our president. we pray for our government. it's about his heart. the hatred and the lawlessness and the evangelicals that stand with him. what got are you serving? -- god are you serving? host: gina in mi

my neighbors where i live in st. louisere, no matter whether they are black, white, republican, democrats, they are concerned. one woman cried on my shoulder said she did not know -- what is this country? we are america. [indiscernible] i have been praying for god to touch the heart of the people. i have told him -- i sent a letter to trump, the johnson, to the senators. we are not going to be accountable to one another. we are going to be accountable to god. no matter what your religion, your preference, it is the heart. they changed his heart. it is not that we don't like -- has not about liking president trump or liking [indiscernible] it's about our country. what we don't know is what is it they are holding over their head ? are there eyes blinded? when i hear president trump talk, i was one of the biggest -- pray for our president. we pray for our government. it's about his heart. the hatred and the lawlessness and the evangelicals that stand with him. what got are you serving? -- god are you serving? host: gina in mi

. >> visiting from st. louis, missouri. >> hi to my parents in iowa! >> shout-out to st. this. >>> i love that. happy, happy, happy all the things. welcomback to "today" on this tuesday morning. thank you for starting the day with us. >> so many smiles, so much to celebrate. we will get out there in just a bit. it felt a little warmer to me this morning. >> it is. >> okay, good. >> it is a busy tuesday morning. let's get right to your news at 8:00. we will start with that escalating trade war. china hitting back overnight with a series of tariffs on american imports. it came minutes after a u.s. tariff on chinese goods went into effect. nbc's senior business correspondent christine romans here to break it all down for us. help us make sense of it, christine. >> let's remind people what tariffs are, they are a tax paid at the border. if you have something coming in from china, it now has a 10% tax on it. that's what we're looking at here. 10% on everything coming across the border. the already were some targeted tariffs. trump put in his first administration. and the biden

today it will bring rain, snow and ice from minneapolis to st. louis. slick spots from kansas to ohio. tomorrow that wintery mix develops down into the tennessee river valley. could be strong thunderstorms. rainfall amounts heaviest around the appalachians talking about one to two inches. iowa what we're worried about from ottumwa, iowa, icy conditions. some places could pick up to a quarter of an inch of ice. that will cause big problems for travel, downed power lines and outages as well. from duluth, minnesota, to prescott island, anywhere from 1 to 5 inches of snow, especially up through the up of michigan and on into interior sections of new england. we will get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. but also much colder. temperatures were in the upper 30s right now, from walnut creek to palo alto to san jose. going into the afternoon, high temperatures reach into the mid 50s. it will be cooler than yesterday and the north bay will still have a slight chance of showers, with more widespread rain in the forecast for tomorrow continu

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st. louis warmer at 50 degrees. as we head into early next week, staying cooler up north.annah, georgia. that's from san francisco to the east bay, as well as parts of the south bay, so there still will be a chance that we could see some showers in the next, let's say, 3 to 4 hours today, and then we start to see that activity tapering off. the weekend is looking sunny, but it will be chilly each morning, starting out with frosty conditions away from the coastline and high temperatures in the upper >>> and that is your latest weather. >> all right, uncle al. thank you for that. we are just getting started. yes, "popstart" is on the way. plus, we have a great boost. it is a football theme heading into our super bowl weekend. we have to check in with our two tailgate parties. we have super snacks and recipes and a lot more on the way. but, first, these quick messages. >> i love this national holiday, super bowl. it's the best. >> the best. (vo) struggling with moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis? talk to your doctor about #1 prescribed entyvio, offering

host: heading to the show me state, st. louis, mark, independent line. caller: john, love the show.is awesome. appreciate everybody there. thank you to the congressman devoting his time to try to do something for america. i find problems. dei has been found unconstitutional. the climate change thing, i have delved into this. there is a group called the weather modification association that has been changing the weather since 1951. i never hear anyone talking about it. host: when you say you delved into it, where you delve into something like that? caller: tons of research. calling different departments, the commerce department, they are supposed to hold records on it. noah now has the records on it. if you change the weather, you are suppose to give them a report. can i just also say that there are 59 countries with these programs. host: before we get into conspiracy theories, what's your question? caller: well, there was heavy smog in the olympics in china made ray dig -- made rain to get rid of it. this is happening. host: alright. that was mark. you want to point out the story ab

i spoke with the ceo of people's health centers in st. louis and said the action would have a significant, adverse impact on not only health care centers, but so many other federally funded companies and programs. the missouri department of elementary and secondary education had to pause payments to daycare providers and school districts in st. louis county were concerned about their ability to feed and support students. do the administration's actions reflect standard operating procedure for rightsizing our government? dr. resh: no, they do not. they increase inefficiencies. many of our partners, whether they be private sectors, universities, nonprofits, have to also pause their operations. they have uncertainty in the reliability of the federal government as a partner. i think that is enough to get the picture. rep. bell: our federal workers go to work every day dedicated to serving the american people. they are the reason communities across the country receive critical funds that support health care, safety, education and infrastructure. the

that's gonna create ice from kansas city and st. louis to indianapolis, cincinnati.e stopped the clock at 11 p.m. washington, d.c. had started in. freezing rain, falls as rain and subfreezing surface so it freezes on contact so it makes that glaze. new york, new jersey could see a couple of hours of that going into thursday morning. first snow, then that, then rain. it's going to be really messy. wednesday night into thursday is the worst. along i 80, i 90, especially through appalachia in pennsylvania. >> george: okay, ginger. thanks. we're gonna turn now to the deadly air crash in washington. investigators are expected to release radar data that could shed light on moments before the collision. transportation correspondent gio benitez is in washington. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning. yeah, crews are hoping to pull the plane's cockpit out of the water today. after they do that, once they get the plane fully out of the water, they will work on getting the blackhawk out of the water. take a look at what we saw on monday. it was truly a surre

he represents the central part of missouri just west of st. louis. he's a person who, back in 2008, knew exactly this problem was coming to a head. because he sponsored and passed legislation to make sure we did not have sanctuary cities. so i yield to to the congressman from the third district of missouri, congressmanning oner -- congressman onder. >> thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mike. i rise today to address and issue important to all american, not just those living on our border. illegal immigration directly impact ours society, our safety, our security and the future of our natio mr. onder: dangers posed by illegal immigration are many. me the consequences of policies from the biden administration are many and severe. deaths from murder, poisonings from fentanyl, victimization of the innocent by human traffickers, could all have been solved if only the biden-harris administration and the democrat congress were willing to secure our borders. i want to begin by sharing you a case that demonstrates, sadly, the dire consequences of our porous b

my uncle has been in several studies in st. louis.y are working to identify what causes this gene, then how to treat it. the new administration has hamptoned all meetings and grant reviews by the nih. this funding is vital, capitalized, to researching what causes and how to treat so many diseases, including the one my uncle suffers. please push to fully fund the nih so we can continue to research and treat terrible diseases that would impact all of us and our families. next, here's a message i received about how the trump freeze could hurt staff, researchers and students at southern illinois university. southern illinois university estimates they have approximately 550 employees paid fully or partially through federal dollars. a pause in funding in the programs they lead and research they perform in areas like treating alzheimer's or ensure the food we eat is safe would keep them from earning a salary. the trio upward bound program in east st. louis serves 225 participants between both programs. the majority of whom come from low-inco

thing i'd like to point out is the exciting experiment that i saw written up about a project in st louis which integrated bus stops into neighborhood commercial district. it was both the economic development and also a community empowerment kind of program which both improve the bus stop and and allowed it to be part of a community development district. i think that would also be something that you might consider. you got a lot of bus stops. obviously it's not feasible that many of them but it's some it could be. and to think clearly about how that could be done might be very beneficial. i just come in those two ideas to be included in the plan. >> thanks. thank you. no additional speakers. thank you colleagues to have questions thoughts. >> chair can you confirm you close public comment? oh pardon me. that will close public comment. thank you. >> secretary silva and director kahane. have a good section director and hemminger. >> thank you, madam chair. could you put the map back up? >> my my question is, you know, now that we've got a policy and goals and this has been a long time comin