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that's the setup as we go through saturday and it's a slow mover, it goes into the ohio, tennessee rivereekend we will have to watch this up towards the northeast. the severe storm threat today, tomorrow and friday with a bullseye tomorrow for parts of texas and louisiana rain in the forecast. auto cause flash flooding. the other story incredible warm up. 30 to 40-degree what is it was. [applause] >> janice: round of applause, i know. 48 is going to feel very balmy. that's the good news. all of that cold air is going to stay up in canada and that's going to be a pattern shift as we get into february but, yeah, top ten coldest januaries in a lot of these places like florida, texas, louisiana. so, that's the good size of this is temperatures i like the applause. >> steve: thank you, j.d. health and human services secretary nominee r.f.k. jr. set to testify at his confirmation hearings a couple of hours from now. you will see it on fox. and "fox & friends" has an exclusive first look at part of his opening statement as he looks to address snearntsz doubts and concerns. he explains, quote. n

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friday that heavy snow moves into the tennessee river valley. appalachians. we're looking at a wintery mix in atlanta, so airports will be a disaster from danville, virginia all the way into central texas. a tenth of an inch of ice. snowfall, dallas could be looking at 2 to 50 inches. little rock, 6 to 8. nashville 4 to 7 inches. and heavy rain to the lower mississippi river valley. upwards of 5 inches of rain. guys, literally we're talking fire and ice on the same map. >> al, thank you. we're check back in a moment. >>> we turn now to the trump transition. less than two weeks before his inauguration, the president-elect is mapping out headline making plans for his administration, including trump suggesting he could use military force to seize the panama canal and greenland, and wants to rename the gulf of mexico. senior white house correspondent gabe gutierrez with the story. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it was a marathon news conference that rippled across the world. president-elect trump often repeated the phrase america first during his

bank and the policy and presence by only including is really sovereignty over the land from the river, tennessee. and this is symbolic of and is really unwillingness kind official unwillingness to see the policy as, as having the rights on this land. and also the same policy as an upstart goal towards the erection of a pure jewish state. and what this means is daily practice as a formulation for now, but in the long term also means that as role is bent on the ethnic cleansing of policies from palestine. this is the fact all nix ation of the lab. under the framework of the fact that for long their project that he is implementing it was i was there on that identified and in the west bank with the end. so intensified supplements that we are witnessing on daily basis. this is not the 1st time. let's remember that last september at the you, when the time you all have that's about from the ever to the see know, buddy there to question him. and what's even more a day shift is that the international community has accepted this. in fact, these ready regime has continuously built settlements in the west b

basically made up this species of snail alt for the point of halting construction of the dam on the tennessee river. after many years of delight took an act of congress to build that dan. academic side not uncommon practice there's no difference which is to say calling them endangered to stop the construction of a dam. her housing developments. this is something admitted publicly in the "new york times" but. that's why i say the scandal of the first order can i get your commitment and a light at these admissions to go back and re-examine endangered species and listing and identify other false designations? quick senator cotton you raise an important issue the weaponization of the federal rules meant to protect wildlife but to do in the way that's being used not to protect wildlife stop legal it's a legal weapon. use for fundraising. groups there trying to block our nation's progress. i found it to be remarkable in mission the abuse of the endangered species at relative to its intended use. you can count. >> i appreciate that. this public omission but also the west virginia case there a lot of our f

species of snail darter, all for the point of halting construction of the teleco dam on the little tennessee riverer many years of delay, it finally took an act of congress to build that dam. a academic side in that article, said that this is a not uncommon practice, creating new species, when there's really no difference between other extant, non-endangered species, for what he called the downstream conservative conservation implications. which is to say, activists creating species, calling them endangered to stop the construction of a dam, or a power generation plant, or a housing development. and again, this is something that was admitted publicly, in the new york times, by some of these activists. that's why i say i think it's a scandal of the first order. could i get your commitment, in light of these admissions, to go back and reexamine endangered species act listings, and identify any other potential false designations? gov. doug burgum: senator cotton, you raise a very important issue, which is the weaponization of federal rules meant to actually protect wildlife, but to do it in a way whe

made up this species of snail darter, all with the point of halting construction of a dam on the tennessee river. after many years until it took an act of congress to build that damn. an academic side of the article said this is not uncommon practice, creating new species program for no difference between other non-endangered species for what he called the downstream conservative conservation implications which is to say activists creating species calling them endangered to stop the construction of a dam or power generation plant or housing development. this is something admitted publicly in the "new york times." as i say i think the scandal of the first order. i get your commitment in light of these admissions to go back and re-examine endangered species act listings and identify any of the potential host designations? >> senator cotton, he raised a very important issue which is the weaponization of federal rules meant to protect wildlife but to do it in a way where it is being used not to protect wildlife but it is being used to stop legal activities like the multiple use scenario we just talk

river. a new bill could rename tennessee's largest airport after donald trump. todd warner is a tennessee representative, and on friday, he filed a bill to change the name of nashville airport to trump international airport. according to the filing, the bill would take effect next january if approved, and it would require the airport authority to set up a new signage, change, registered trademarks and revise all existing legal documents to reflect the new name. a possible break in the case after cincinnati bengals quarterback joe burrow home was broken into. burrows home in hamilton county, ohio, was burglarized back on december 9th. now, four chilean nationals have been arrested, accused of burglarizing multimillion dollar homes. the documents don't specifically name burrow, but they say the suspects were found with an lsu shirt and a bengals hat that were believed to be stolen december 9th in hamilton county. investigators say they also had tools to break windows and a cell phone that pinged to a tower near burrows home on the day of the break-in. a lot more n

think some biologist from i believe the university of tennessee was out of the hike and discovered there's something called a snail garter in the riverhere. starting t about 73 or soon aftr it was put in place, it is listed in 1975 as endangered under the endangered species act leading to a legal battle that took a long time and which of the supreme court was finally settled byio legislation passedn congress in 1979 which exempted the dam from the protections allowed a giant project to make so much hydroelectric power against flood being for agriculture and people they got it done. they instead biologist took this snail to other rivers in the air this species would reclassify downward to threatened in 1984. byed late 2022 it was removed fm the list. you talk about the weapons weaponization just released a study revealed the snail guard is not an actual distinct species puts another population of one called the stargazing this raises concerns about species identification and what it's being used for is a weapon. this is what it actually looks like because it does not exist as its own. this is what the doing in southern california show

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rivers looking for bodies. my main question, is there going to be an investigation into the biden administration. was their cloud seeding to intensify this storm? we know fema was in tennessee and buying up land. people are suffering. california has my heart but they are the richest of the rich. there are some poor out there and i feel for them. host: let's get you an answer on north carolina. first off, my heart goes out to you and everybody that has been affected by these natural disasters. i think you have reminded us that there is a real side to these disasters. people are suffering and hurting. and, when we move from one disaster to the next and sometimes it seems like we forget the previous disaster. i have had the opportunity to travel to places after these disasters and see the utter devastation. and i know that when that is happening, people who are affected do not care about the politics. they are trying to figure out from one day to the next day and what the future will hold. as far as investigations into the biden administration on the response to the hurricanes, i do not know if that will happen. that is not my committee of jurisdiction. i know that with republ

university of tennessee was out on a hike and discovered, he thought, she thought, whoever it was, that there's something called a snail guarder in the risk there are. starting in 19 -- river there. starting in 1973, soon after the e.s.a. was put in place, it was listed in 1975 as endangered under the endangered species act. a legal battle was finally settle or it went to the supreme court and was finally settled by legislation passed in congress in 1979, which exempted the dam from the e.s.a. protections and allowed a giant project that was going to make so much hydroelectric power, store water, against flood and being able for agriculture and people. they actually got it done. so instead the biologist took this so-called snail guarder and moved populations to other rivers in the area. the species would then reclassify downward from endangered to threatened. finally it was removed from the list but interestingly, when we talk about the weaponization of e.s.a., a just released is it you haddie very veal -- study revealed that the snail isn't an actual distinct species but is just another population of one called the stargazing guarder. so this raises concerns about the spe

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