which is those who experience mass shootings most of the hoe virginia city this is one of the hoe virginiay of the players? will let the investigation look— in danger? any of the players? will let the investigation look at - in danger? any of the players? will let the investigation look at that i let the investigation look at that and the police responded effectively and the police responded effectively and quickly to make people would be out of harm's way but that being said a number of us had the fleet from situation because we heard the sound of gunshots. i will let you answer your own question what you think that something that un danger or not. in my view, any time shots are nearby, you don't know where the coming from or who was firing them in all of that, then perhaps there is a situation of danger.- is a situation of danger. other 10-15 enter — is a situation of danger. other 10-15 enter and _ is a situation of danger. other 10-15 enter and you _ is a situation of danger. other 10-15 enter and you say - is a situation of danger. other 10-15 enter and you say are i is a situation of

for one city in west virginia, it's more than just losing a restaurant. serving wings, burgers and steaks with an owl logo logo. daniel burbank of our charleston station has the story . they're calling it the end of an era. >> hundreds gathering at the old hooters for a candlelight vigil. >> it's a lot of memories going down with that building. >> but through the tears. >> hi, guys. >> former hooters employees coming together for one last reunion. >> i started out as just, you know, coming in to get a job, and it became so much more because i met so many lifelong friends and my coworkers. >> i want to thank each and every one of you, west virginia's last hooters in kansas city never reopened after march 2020. >> for all the naysayers, the doubters, the down talkers and whatnot, this building right here was a legitimate, iconic figure to the kanawha valley. the vigil began as a joke between friends gaining traction on social media and the attention of international news outlets. >> long live hooters. burbank, thank you to you and take a look. >> this is vi

in west virginia we don't have the biggest cities are the best boarding schools. we have the best people. if your tesla breaks down, coal miners will pusher car and get you charge so you could go down the road. that is a true story. it's a way of life that's almost heaven. faith in god, focus on family and the respect for the sanctity of life, we are not a racist country we are the greatest country. big cities full of snobs that marcus, those family values are almost extinct. west virginia is almost heaven and i'm want to keep it that way. thank you.

the affiliate program is good, in my district bristol, virginia, the split city, virginia, tennessee,we have birthplace of country music and another view of rural america just like -- it's important that we study all these. you're already planning for our nation's 250th anniversary. i'm excited about it and i appreciate you mentioning that in your opening. i assume that the pillars of your strategic plan, digital, nimble, trusted source, science and education will be critical in guiding those efforts, am i correct on that? >> that's absolutely right? >> yeah. and as part of that complex history and all corners and certainly things we can highlight that are not positive but i'm hopeful that for our 250 theth anniversary you will be depicting things that i think we can all be proud of, patriotic depiction of our nation's founding and of the founders and their contribution. not perfect. we need to focus on all of it it and agree on that as well but we need to the include the declaration of independence and showcasing while in the perfect those documents layed the ground work not just for

the "new york times" dispatched an investigator who labeled the great opium city of virginia, i commute to work through it so i think about that. according to the times, opium eating, another way of them saying addiction, was quote like an epidemic, it is in the atmosphere which was devastated by the war. so, in virginia and elsewhere, an addiction epidemic was -- among civil war veterans. i was caught off guard how long it lasted. not limited to the immediate aftermath of battle or even to the 1870s. it was, in fact, a really long- term health consequence of the civil war. for example, one confederate veteran appears in louisiana at one of the early drug rehab clinics opened up by the federal government in the early 1920s. he told doctors there he had been addicted to morphine and taking it daily since the civil war, more than five decades before. of course, the majority of the man's life. another veteran. he became addicted to opium at a hospital in 1864 where he was checked in for a diarrheal disease. he died in a soldier's hospital operated by the national home for disabled voluntee

gobankingrates, an annual salary of $150,000 qualifies as a lower middle class income in three cities arlington, virginia, san francisco and san jose, with irvine in seattle rounding out the top five. now, in those cities, an annual household income of higher than $125,000 qualifies as lower middle class. as for how it compares to household income across the country, according to the us census data, the national average is less than $75,000. okay, actor sylvester stallone announcing that he will be permanently leaving california and moving to florida. the rocky actor made the announcement on the season two premiere of his reality show the family. stallone, he told his family that they will be selling their home and that they already have a new place in palm beach. the wife of florida's governor, ron desantis, welcoming the actor to the state on x, writing that in florida, you can be free and you can also buy toothpaste without having an armed guard in cvs. unlock it for you. >> a critical shortage of nurses is causing some schools to create faster training programs. forms. the national center of health w

york times dispatched an investigator who ended up labeling stanton the so-called great opium city of virginia. i commute to work through stanton so every time i do, i think about that. according to the times, hoping eating which is another 1800s way of saying opioid addiction. they say it was like a epidemic. in virginia and elsewhere and addiction epidemic was born among civil war veterans. i was caught off guard as i was tracing the trajectory of this epidemic how long this addiction crisis actually lasted. it was not limited to the immediate aftermath of battle or even to the 1870s. it was in fact a really long term health consequence of the civil war. for example one confederate veteran appears in louisiana at one of the early drug rehab clinics that are ultimately opened up by the federal government. that's in the early 1920s. he told doctors there that he had been addicted to morphine and had been taking daily since the civil war more than five decades before. of course the majority of the man's life. another veteran who i write about in my book, egg guy named perry bowser became addict

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depths of being confirmed a lot in america, had it tennessee and human reports from virginia down the on the hills of the city of virginia. that amount of the disruption that began on friday nights is impossible to quantify the unami vial. maybe there was the kitchen, the boss who and the dining friends, relatives, and total strangers volunteer to help residents clear the rubble left by the wild fires in my going to need them. yeah, that ends case from a 3 story home which also ran a grocery shop. but she considers herself lucky by this. you know me, my neighbors father, my daughter in law's to parents, the 3 children are frequently, all of them burned to death. it's unbeatable. this pinch of desk is still strong here. when the fire hit this neighborhood, many people rushed to their vehicles to try to escape. but there's only one narrow road in and out of this area until very soon, the traffic was absolutely paralyzed, needing many people to die sitting in their cars, unable to move, or get all the regions governor is angry until algebra that this was a man made tragedy or else i can always, you know, with a

and i was basically done, but i was very interested in his journey to city point virginia and richmond, virginia, late march and early april, 1865. it's a haunting, much of it by water, which sort of echoes the early lincoln as a flat boat pilot on the ohio river. so i described that over maybe ten pages. it's not a full book. i i'd love to see of an entire book just lincoln's late journey to virginia as. the confederacy is falling up. we heard description of that moment in the breckinridge age talk, but lincoln really goes to the front lines and in physical danger is walking through. and there people think see sharpshooters in the windows pointing guns at him. but then nothing happens. but that's a pretty amazing i'm aware a a colleague i was a little bit involved with the development of this project. i'm not the writer, but eisenhower goes on a fascinating journey in 1919 he's an officer back from world war one and the army this is sort of funny but but also fascinating the army wants to know if it even can get a motorized tank division across the united states because the roads are

middle ages springs ers loved the wise introduce the quarter of succession to a trone and virginia, but still in the city it yeah. but after he passed away, it became complicated for various reasons to take before you post it at the local wonderful luxury central. and it was past and not directly from father to eldest son, but from the prince from who had passed away to his brother, which end to his sons in different lines. let them send that we um, but i mean, you should, the people can always let the fragmentation and the end of bruce as a single state, people cause little business. there was nothing special about it and the same was happening then in europe. not that was appropriate in the who's going to, so this was still a little k, w. g. of the fragmented russian save became an easy prey to the entire created earlier banking was hon. about the 50 knows his successors, namely, but the sound came to ruth's plunder. then roy, nearly all the cities southern parts including key, if by the way and some other cities are simply lost independence. well northern cities preserved some of their sovereignty. wh

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gobankingrates, an annual salary of $150,000 qualifies as a lower middle class income in three cities arlington, virginiasan francisco and san jose. in irvine and seattle, an annual household income of higher than 125,000 qualifies as lower middle class. national average annual salary is less than 75,000 a year, according to the us census data. also the new numbers from the census show that last year, more than half of californians lived in a home they owned. homeownership rate hit 55.9, the highest it's been since 2010, when it was 56.1. nationwide though, california has the third lowest ownership rate, just ahead of new york and washington, d.c. west virginia had the highest home ownership rate in the country, 77. administrators at a school in beverly hills say some students are using artificial intelligence to bully classmates. parents at beverly vista middle school got an email last week about images of students that were distorted by artificial intelligence. the students appeared to be nude. officials are investigating and looking for more victims. students say they're scared and that everyone is vu

virginia, into d.c. tonight. baltimore, philadelphia, new york city. 2:00 a.m., that's when the heaviest snow is going to fall. and then it starts to fall apart 5:00, 7:00 in the morning with leftover showers. 2 to 4 inches across new york city, back through parts of new jersey. 2 to 5, maybe 6 around philadelphia. and the highest total across west virginia. this would be more disruptive if during the week, but nonetheless, a high-impact storm. david? >> all right, rob marciano with us. we'll be watching it right through the weekend. thanks, rob. >>> tonight, dramatic new testimony in the high-stakes misconduct hearing involving fani willis, who brought the case against donald trump and multiple alleged coconspirators. tonight here, her father testifying in his daughter's behalf. steve osunsami again from georgia again tonight. >> reporter: the drama in this georgia courtroom over whether fulton county prosecutor fani willis will continue to lead the election interference case here has come to this. >> i have one daughter, fani willis. >> reporter: her father called to the witness stand, knocking down accusati

new york city subways are not paid for by the people of alabama, or the taxpayers of north dakota, or the taxpayers of west virginia. it is most dynamic city in human history, and if the laws of new york's enforced against donald trump, causing him financial pain, and that won't stop any billionaire, for any business, from thriving in new york as they always, have and always well. donald trump wants to make new york a loser state, in another way. donald trump, and the republican party, want the women of the state of new york to lose the rights over their bodies. there is nobody, and the rights that they have had for more than 50 years. now that the judge is donald trump appointed the supreme court of roe v. wade, donald trump wants to overturn the law of new york state, and the law of california, the law of massachusetts, and the lawof 30 other states that guarantee women the same protections that they have had under roe v. wade. here is roe v. wade on meet the press in 1999. >> i am very pro choice. i hate the concept of abortion, i hate it, and everything it stands for, and i listen to cringe when people debate i

finds that an annual salary of $150,000 qualifies as lower middle class income in three cities arlington, virginia, san francisco and san jose. in irvine. and sadly, i'm sorry, in irvine. in seattle, an annual household income of $125,000 qualifies as lower middle class. as for how it compares to household income across the country, us census data shows the national average is less than $75,000. and when i grew up, i just always thought that if i had a six figure income, i'd be on easy street, right? >> yeah, right. right, right. >> and it's not the case anymore . i mean, you know what i would say to kids now is dream bigger, you know, dream much bigger than than than i dreamt because we forget about the fact that by the time i get to this age, i did not think about this, that, you know, it would not be worth. >> to be fair, though, when we were younger, six figures was a lot of money. yeah but when we were growing up, you had to tell your kids to dream bigger than than than. >> you know what i thought? because you have to adjust for and maybe not, you know, put a dollar value on it, but just say,

virginia. richmond, i'm i'm your richmond. because it's supposed to be a city in the south. let's place them in richmond, virginia. why? nor the man may or may not have seen slavery up front. let's assume. kind of have he read maybe uncle tom's cabin. he he's not just completely aloof about slavery but what this white northerner has not seen is how white southerners react to formerly enslaved people. and so there's this big, big adjustment. i also want you out of thinking we may be going a little too deep here, but i'm try to get trying to think about it. we also we need to think about the perception of black women and black men in the white northern mind or just the normal mind. and so these people are where that formed they were, of course, formerly enslaved. but can they can they be free by themselves? like are they to live by do they have religion? that's a big thing. the freedmen's bureau agent is always about like, do i go to church unaware if that's the real church go to, are they interested in reading? do they understand? and the institution of marriage, of legal marr

clara ranked number 7 with an 81% employment rate and number one in the whole us that city was arlington, virginiawn. >> such a great stories, such a great artists and he will be missed. sad news in country music this morning. singer toby keith has passed away. he was just 62 years old. a statement on his website says that he passed away peacefully surrounded by his family last night for the past year and a half. toby keith has been undergoing treatment for stomach cancer. he released his self titled debut album in 1993, and his first single should've been a cowboy shot up to the top of the country. charts toby keith had 20 number one hits over 60 of his songs around the country charts and he sold more than 40 million records worldwide. he will be missed and he left behind some incredible music for us all to enjoy. we'll be right back. >> 7.29 keeping our eye on the skies waiting for more wet stuff to in the meantime, cleaning up from the last storm and hopefully that wet snow falling will start to hold back a little bit so we can get that work done. john, good morning. yeah, definitely need a bre

the state's attorney general of the state of virginia is joining me now here in new york city. g dc because of crime, and that's it? >> in my mind, that's one of the factors. virginia under gloverrer youngkin is open for business and the arena they're looking to move to is only 5 miles from where they play and we've seen a very different approach to crime in dc than just right across the water in virginia. 23 you look and average arrest record according to former dc police chief and someone picked up on homicide charge in washington dc is 11 prior arrests. they've developed a criminal first, victim last mindset revolving door and people don't feel comfortable going to the district and tragically dc crime problems becoming virginia crime problem because of the number of commuters and it's hurting our businesses and restaurant scene in washington dc. people are fleeing and this is our nation's capitol and people are afraid to visit our nation's capitol because of crime and spend entertainment dollars and they'll spend it where they feel safe. stuart: basic problem is soros-barked

to build a virginia that is overflowing with opportunity and arrive at her ultimate destination which is the proverbial shining city on the hill. and in order to get there we must do it together. thank you. may god bless you. make god bless the commonwealth of virginia and make god bless our new speaker. [cheering] [cheering] correct thank you. thank you. thank you all. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. [applause] [applause]

the suspect is from virginia with a prior arrest in new york city fueling concerns over who exactly is coming into this country and bill, where are they going when they come in? that's suspect illegally crossed into the u.s. in september of 2022. at the same time, he was crossing over, the biden administration was insisting that the border is safe. >> we have a secure border in that is a priority for any nation, including ours and our administration. >> we're certainly doing a lot more to secure the border. we have taken unprecedented action over the past year and a half to secure the border. >> president biden: we have a process in place to manage migrants. >> the border is not open. we're doing everything we can. >> bill: wow. mary kathryn hamm on the political stakes of a broken border. peter doocy for a president under siege on this from all sides. what we know today as we begin a new week on this and more. madison, good morning. >> bill, good morning. this is the first day that uga students are back to classes after laken riley was killed on campus on thursday. police say the susp

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city in the u.s. arlington, virginia. >> its 6.25. in san francisco.e have for muni is that ridership is up. the bad news is that they're now facing and almost 12, 13 million dollar deficit. the transit agency is now looking to raise fares to maybe deal with that. another option they're looking at is eliminating the clipper discount that they implemented over 10 years ago or maybe increase parking fines at the stations. muni is looking for public input on these ideas and how to fill the gap in the budget for the next 2 years. they're going to be some public meetings, february 22nd and march 2nd. >> i up >> love that song. and that's toby keith. if you sad news, he has died at the age of just 62. a statement was posted on his web site sharing that he passed away peacefully surrounded by his family last night for the past year and a half. the country singer has been undergoing treatment for stomach cancer. he released his self titled debut album in 1993. and at first that that was that single should've been a cowboy. it shot up to the top of the country

virginia. >> columbia. last -- los angeles. blue states and cities.e were hearing a lot of new york, new jersey, more chicago. this bus drop-off was unique as it is all single adult men. two other buses before this had some women on it as well. but we are now in the hundreds that have been mass released on the streets of san diego today. there is an ngo or volunteer group assisting them making sure they know where they can go next. sounds like they will be taken to another transit center where they will go to the airport and free to go all around the country because they have been released from border patrol custody. by law they can go wherever they would like. >> harris: when people say republican governors are doing this. they're coming from san diego, i've been down near the point where you can cross over there. there is structures that goes into the ocean down there. so i'm just wondering who is paying for all this and how are they getting around? >> most of them are crossing in the jacumba area. they are mass released like this after a processing

the top ranks city in the country was arlington, virginia. in san francisco. the good news is that muni ridership is going up. the bad news is that muni says it is facing almost 13 million dollar deficit. the agency says it is now looking to raise fares as an option to deal with that. another option there considering is eliminating the clipper discount that was implemented more than 10 years ago. now or even increasing parking fines at stations, meaning is looking for public input about how to fill the gap in their budget for the next 2 years. there will be public meetings, february 22nd and march 2nd. so mark your calendars next. cruise in the north bay are still dealing with storm damage there. the latest on cleanup efforts. >> plus, police are providing their first analysis of emergency crews response to the deadly wildfires that destroyed the historic behind a district last summer. but first, we'll be speaking live with sonoma state university political science professor david about how appeals court's decision to deny former president trump's immunity cla

. >>> tonight, authorities in virginia are investigating the cause of a house explosion and fire that killed one firefighter. it happened in the city of sterling, a suburb of washington, d.c. fire crews had rushed into the home moments before the blast. ten firefighters also hurt including one who issued a call for help. >> we have a fire going down here and it's slowly making its way towards me. i am unable to make my way out. i need you guys to get down here and put ins fire out asap. >> they found a 100 gallon propane tank on the property with a atlanleak on the side of destroyed home. >>> in kansas city, all 12 being treated for injuries following this week's parade super bowl shooting were released from the hospital. nine had gunshot wounds and three remain in the hospital and one person was killed. two juveniles have been charged in this shooting. >>> after a slow start for many winter is here with a vengeance. this was new york city's central park today, the snow piling up with a big chill forecast to follow. in the west, a fast moving storm is set to pummel california again. cbs is south of los angeles with the latest. el e

city is the most. i use that most of my, the west virginia police at the the is about to use and then we shouldn't take the same industrial tourism. yes, that's an interesting topic that the books loading the publish it with them sitting to to it's fine helping people out find a way to well, i apologize for interrupting that. some of the latest comments from the russian president vladimir putin, about 1800 kilometers east of moscow, the urals mountains, the town of chevy up and basically a meeting of minds both young and experienced food and speaking to a number of students. and businessman in the east and teddy options and obviously with russia's economic g, d. p on the outline up already bigger than america for 2020. busy for these great minds and in gathering nearly 2000 kilometers east of moscow to discuss exactly what the new plans and projects all be in as an awful lot in discussion. that also an overwhelming sense of optimism to and that story continues online at all t thought. com, just quickly you, you may remember you may recognize chad help inst. that was almost exactly 11 years ago. i thoug

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a virginia neighborhood looks like a war zone after a house exploded while firefighters were inside. this happened tonight in the cityf sterling. one firefighter was killed in this explosion. nine others got hurt along with two civilians. some of them had to be pulled from the wreckage, which is extensive. we still don't know what caused the house to explode. >>> and a really chaotic pursuit in maryland where a suspect who stole a tow truck went for two hours smashing into one car after another. even into a police car. at one point the driver ran over some power lines and kept on going. eventually the driver barreled down the wrong side of the road, sideswiping a few more cars before stopping near some trees. they were arrested. >> you can enjoy world class tasting menus across san francisco, but would you pay $500 for pizza? apparently a lot of people would. >>> san francisco is a culinary mecca. you can try any kind of tasting menu you want in this town. if you shell out hundreds of bucks, you can get a 20 course dinner with seafood, caviar, not you, you have a shell fish allergy. that would be ill advised. you can

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. >> here in new york city, some of the most snow found right here in central park, but more than 30 million people from west virginiao new england under winter storm warnings today, a fast moving winter storm blanketing the northeast tuesday, some areas seeing as much as 1 to 2ft of accumulation in. in new york city, the storm started as rain overnight before turning to snowfall, making it difficult to pre-salt the roads with rain washing it away. officials warning drivers to stay off the roads. it's a little worse than i thought it was going to be, so it's a challenge mostly as long as i don't have to drive. >> hopefully everybody just try to stay warm out here. but we needed this weather. we backed up on snow anyway. >> the nyc school system, the largest in the country, closing its doors tuesday and switching to virtual learning. though many teachers and parents reported tech issues, those systems are completely tied to the work that we do with ibm in a word, ibm was not ready for prime time. some skipping school entirely, opting for a good old fashioned snow day. >> fun, fun, fun. it's much better to be outside t

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seeing up to a foot of snow here in new york city, some of the most snow found right here in central park. >> but more than 30 million people from west virginia to new england under winter storm warnings. today, a fast moving winter storm blanketing the northeast tuesday, some areas seeing as much as 1 to 2ft of accumulation in in new york city , the storm started as rain overnight before turning to snowfall, making it difficult to pre-salt the roads with rain washing it away. officials warning drivers to stay off the roads. >> it's a little worse than i thought it was going to be, so it's a challenge. uh, mostly as long as i don't have to drive. >> hopefully everybody just try to stay warm out here. but we needed this mother. we backed up on snow anyway. >> the nyc school system, the largest in the country, closing its doors tuesday and switching to virtual learning. though many teachers and parents reported tech issues, those systems are completely tied to the work that we do with ibm. >> and a word ibm was not ready for prime time, some skipping school entirely, opting for a good old fashioned snow day. >> fun, fun, fun. it's much better t

cities as well. several police departments from san francisco to virginia. today have not been able to get calls. >> and right now, the service tracking website, downdetector.com is reporting an increase and outage reports more than 61,000 and just the last hour, some reporting no signal at all and being unable to receive or answer calls. a cnn has reached out to at&t and other providers to find out more for information. but over the course of the last several hours still waiting to hear back about what exactly is going on here. >> so many questions this morning with us at the table scene and law enforcement analyst john miller and yet lance ulanoff, editor in chief of techradar, gentlemen would just start with you the most concerning thing obviously isn't the case of an emergency and you've got from san francisco, louisville, virginia yeah. i mean, tennessee west virginia. all these police departments saying like we cannot get your calls. so what's your reporting this morning >> i spoke to the nypd. the nypd says that they're getting their calls into 911 in

want the rest of my money with interest or i'm turning your fair city into a collection agency sign j esquire attorney a law lynchburg, virginiajoe borelli goes to his grave thinking york still owes money. three years ago, on behalf the york civil war roundtable, one of my friends who was speaking at the lynchburg civil war roundtable went to his grave with a ten penny nail and it on bill up with a dollar bill and a note. dear, gentle, early. this is the last book you will ever get from pennsylvania. all right, bridge is gone now. everybody's concentrated. it's joe. why joe not? dillsburg. i got a fine job early. he's not joyriding. he's trying obey orders by ada. no everybody's gone to gettysburg. all those roads leading back to gettysburg. oh, by the way, jubilee. it's one more note for the city of york. i should have burned your town to the ground. you know, you've been doing that in the south. you've been burning our town south, but we're gentlemen don't do that kind of thing like you yankees do. we don't do that are gentlemen. we all were shot up, burned your town down. maybe the next time i come, i might. 1864 under whos