about 30 miles east of auburn and 2600 feet higher. snow was everywhere and traffic was going nowhere. this was in baxter at about 4 o'clock caltrans and the chp shut down. i-80 just east of this location all the way to the nevada state line. the closure was extended west down to colfax for a while. travelers were stuck on the interstate for hours with no where to exit. no bathrooms, no services. many were getting out of their cars on the freeway. some were driving backwards up the on ramp at baxter to get to a place where they could turn around. the reason for this traffic jam. multiple spinouts and accidents up the mountain pictures provided by chp truckee show some of the scary collisions. they say the driver of this suv was lucky to escape with only minor injuries. the freeway closure made a dent in many people's plans for cities. feller was driving up from san francisco hoping to have dinner at lake tahoe. >> we actually got hailed on >> sacramento. so that was strange. but yet turned very suddenly and there is no indication at i

off elections and is making it almost impossible for us to know allies to carry out our work was a auburn to wish to fool german troops or training soldiers and molly as part of an e you program. but since the qu, though same soldiers worked version to that is ruled out free elections and recently expelled the french ambassador committee, while hampton i am old one has the impression that molly's interim government is increasingly questioning the foundations of cooperation from week to week. so we can't simply keep going on like this. instead, we are now examining very carefully and seriously along with our partners what further engagement looks like of mall seen. the french army are germany's most important partners in molly. leaving could result in a vacuum. when gave me where to leave, what would the consequences be? and also for the flow of refugee or terrorism in molly could possibly be brought to europe. all this has to be weighed on. the german government wants to coordinate with france on the matter this weekend. but it's the german parliament that we have to decide on a final wit

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heading to the sierra, watch out for the snow, early on talking about auburn, placerville, and twin bridges, 6 to 12 inches in kirkwood. it's all about the chill. heavier coats you got at christmas you haven't been able to wear? tomorrow morning is the day. in 30s, wear the layers. 33 in the tri-valley, 32 in the north bay and 35 in the east bay. temperatures through the day struggling to warm up. south bay, from 70s on saturday to 53 for high tomorrow. east bay, 53 in concord. low 50s in san francisco will feel like 40s with wind 10 to 20 miles per hour. 53 in sonoma. this weekend, san francisco, low 60s and inland valleys, in 30s through friday. this weekend in mid60s. heavier jacket tomorrow morning, y'all. >> took us a while. finally feels like winter. >> finally! >>> it's about to reopen with new name. big change coming to one of san francisco's most iconic hotels. >>> and we have jimmy. >> hey everyone. true confessions, and it's a great show tonight. >>> happening now, how much is this drought hurting us? track the water conditions from your computer, the department of water resource

number one auburn, ten seconds left. here's green. off the mark. loses control. with two seconds left and this will finish it. in style! >> now, that's how you close out a game. unranked arkansas stuns number one auburn, snapping the tigers' 19-game win streak with an 80-76 overtime victory last night. punctuated by that dunk that sparked a massive celebration on the court. please be careful. >>> speaking of courts let's go to nba and los angeles. giannis scored a game high, 131-116 win over the lakers. l.a. splits three games over .500. after losing the last five of seven. oh, that's a shame. >> russell westbrook cheering up lebron. that's a renaissance painting. i would watch that clip of the three sad lakers over and over. >>> meanwhile in philadelphia, the suns rallied to win 14th time in 14 games. beating philadelphia, 114-109. phoenix best in the league right now, and the record shows it. they're 44-10. >>> now, to the competition at the winter olympics in beijing and more struggles on the slopes for u.s. skier mikaela shiffrin. the 26-year-old recorded a s

as a devoted christian god's plan led her to auburn university where she received a degree in veterinary medicine in 1986. she joined willow run as an associate veterinarian in 1990 and became a partner at the practice in 2007. dr. langdon is cherished by her colleagues, he many years of hard work and expertise without a doubt. -- without a doubt have built a lasting legacy of exceptional service as well as mentorship to other women in the profession that will provide a lasting influence. though she'll be retiring with a tremendous record of achievement she'll be moving on to do what she love, working full time on the family farm with her husband and three children. the lang dong -- langdon family farm is a third generation farm in the mcgo's crossroads community, a family i know quite well. not all that far from my own family's farm. like all our wonderful farm families, preserving natural resources is always their top priority as they grow crops and livestock. in addition to her veterinarian career and working on the family farm, dr. lang dong served for 10 yearings as a member of the

arkansas, knocked off anybody one auburn. 80-76 in overtime is anyone going to glass later on today? son of the former warriors big man. the number two play in the top five. at number one this kid. is he a prop. a snow board buddy could do this. that is from the recent x games and aspen, colorado. boy, if i tried that, don't think i would get up. or at least i would be delivering sports horizontal like on a bed. any way. that's enough. i will see you later. >>> it's 4:57. streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> the school board working late in to the night. their school decision on school closures after hours of debate. >>> the mask mandate debate picking up again in classrooms while bay area experts >>> live from the uds. this is >>> a war of words at the oakland school board meeting. the decision made just hours ago. >>> the countdown to the end of california's mark mandate. the policy remains for classrooms. now, bay area health experts are weighing in on this move. >> and santa clara's new offer to get free at home covid tests. >>> and the need to roll up their sleeves and donate blo

about 30 miles east of auburn and 2600 feet higher. snow was everywhere and traffic was going nowhere. this was in baxter at about 4 o'clock caltrans and the chp shut down. i-80 just east of this location all the way to the nevada state line. the closure was extended west down to colfax for a while. travelers were stuck on the interstate for hours with no where to exit. no bathrooms, no services. many were getting out of their cars on the freeway. some were driving backwards up the on ramp at baxter to get to a place where they could turn around. the reason for this traffic jam. multiple spinouts and accidents up the mountain pictures provided by chp truckee show some of the scary collisions. they say the driver of this suv was lucky to escape with only minor injuries. the freeway closure made a dent in many people's plans say the stellar was driving up from san francisco hoping to have dinner at lake tahoe. >> we actually got hailed on >> sacramento. so that was strange. but yet turned very suddenly and there's no indication at i have

arkansas knocked off number 1 auburn. 80-76 in overtime. is anyone going to class tomorrow? i don't think so. number 2, 6'56th grader. this kid is a prop. his snowboard buddy can do this. oh! wow! from the x-games in aspen, colorado that is the top five. if you are out there, i have known you for almost 10 years i might have trust issues if i tried to go off your snowboard, try to perfect a trick. >> no kidding. there better be padding or a lot of practice involve inside that trick. >> i need a lot of powder. >> it is true. >> all right, thank you, vern. >>> tonight, visitors at disney now can be in princess cruises was born right here in california. for over 55 years, we've been helping californians make the most of their precious vacation time. and right about now, we could all use a real vacation. so forget the road trips and rentals and sail with princess right from san francisco to the glaciers of alaska, the beautiful tropics of hawaii, the beaches of mexico or along the california coast. sail conveniently from sf from just $79 per day. book now at princess.com. >>> th

about 30 miles east of auburn and 2600 feet higher. snow was everywhere and traffic was going nowhere. this was in baxter at about 4 o'clock caltrans and the chp shut down. i-80 just east of this location all the way to the nevada state line. the closure was extended west down to colfax for a while. travelers were stuck on the interstate for hours with no where to exit. no bathrooms, no services. many were getting out of their cars on the freeway. some were driving backwards up the on ramp at baxter to get to a place where they could turn around. the reason for this traffic jam. multiple spinouts and accidents up the mountain pictures provided by chp truckee show some of the scary collisions. they say the driver of this suv was lucky to escape with only minor injuries. the freeway closure made a dent in many people's plans for cities. feller was driving up from san francisco hoping to have dinner at lake tahoe. >> we actually got hailed on >> sacramento. so that was strange. but yet turned very suddenly and there is no indication at i

this happened in colfax, near auburn. it reopened about an hour ago. in fact, a live look here, you can see some of those trucks going through, but it's pretty slow going. be careful if you are going back or heading up there. make sure to bring your chains. >>> another story that we're watching, accusations that san francisco police used dna from a rape kit to i.d. the rape survivor and charge her in an unrelated crimes. calls are coming from southern california congress machine adam schiff. he sent a letter to the federal bureau of investigation calling it deeply concerning. he wants the fbi to look at how dna is being uploaded into databases and to find out whether they can step in and prevent police from using dna from rape survivors in this way. sfpd is still investigating exactly what happened, but late today police chief bill scott released a statement saying that taking steps to halt any possible misuse of victims' dna moving forward. >>> also tonight moving you and your technology forward. it's the end of the line for 3g, after 20 years on phon

lori white, [inaudible] college professor of philosophy, daniel cullen and, they will be joined by auburn university vice president and [inaudible] progress on in occlusion our diversity [inaudible] . 15 minutes for questions and answers, and i encourage you in the audience to submit your comments for the conversation at any point of your questions for the panelists at the [inaudible] the chat function on youtube and facebook. and now it's my pleasure to introduce president ronald daniels. he's can be bio as well as those of other participants of are available on the web page. president daniels of [inaudible] before becoming presidents of john hopkins university in 2000 times he was provost at the university of pennsylvania and dean of the faculty of law at the university of toronto. this book, [inaudible] exam is a vital role that higher education institutions have in the valleys of liberal democracy. i wouldn't [inaudible] but do a [inaudible] president daniels, thank you very, much and over to you. >> thank you so much, jackie. it's a real pleasure and privilege to be here today and i'

>> i'm not sure that we need a center, but one of the things that we've done at auburn as the result of an extremist speaker we had was launch a critical conversation series where we invited viewpoint diversity experts, professors west, george, professor sue, ross, and invited to be part of a pilot he was doing on open minds so we have partnered with the academy through our inclusion of diversity and this platform is designed to be -- you all know, depolarize communities and really affect mutual understanding. we have now, 250 students who have gone through that experience and it has been, i think, an impact point for our campus. so some of it is taking advantage of the tools that are available out there now and engaging them on campuses. >> so we're almost at an end, but i do want to just return back to the two co-chairs and i'm incredibly sympathetic to the arguments that you're making, then very thoughtfully and cogently set out in the report, but is there any part of you that worries that some of the reaction might be yeah, we've heard the argument, we're not persuaded. that is t

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arkansas knocked off number 1 auburn. 80-76 in overtime. is anyone going to class tomorrow? i don't think so. number 2, 6'56th grader. this kid is a prop. his snowboard buddy can do this. oh! wow! from the x-games in aspen, colorado that is the top five. if you are out there, i have known you for almost 10 years i might have trust issues if i tried to go off your snowboard, try to perfect a trick. >> no kidding. there better be padding or a lot of practice involve inside that trick. >> i need a lot of powder. >> it is true. >> all righght, thanank yoyou, >>> tonighght, visitotors atat nonow can be in in newew york cityty, ♪ ♪ there's s always somomething nenew to discocover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ cocome be a papart of it.. plan youour next vacacation t iloveny.y.com >>> those family phototos you totook at disnsneyland could laland you i the smsmithsonian.n. ththe mumuseum is looking g for imagages from all decades toto shshow hohow the t parks hahave changeged ovover time. >>>> ththey sasaid they look at photos, candid and even blurry ones my like to see what everyone

arkansas winning, 80-96, snapping auburn's 19-game winning streak. the razorbacks tweeted after the game, one is done because they knocked them out. >> i can show the coach taking off his shirt -- >> we don't want to see that and thank you for submitting that "play of the day," t.j. holmes, from your arkansas razorbacks. >> you know he's mighty happy. the last time they knocked off a number one team was in 1984. so who was the number one team that arkansas beat? who was number one? >> georgetown. >> so close, so close, michael jordan. >> oh, north carolina. >> north carolina. >> that was the last time -- >> you're full of sports trivia this morning. >> it's better than just being full of it. [ laughter ] >>> coming up, annette bening will join us live. ng up, annett will join us live. ♪ whatever the morning brings, sip your sunshine! with 100% vitamin c, tropicana. the magic is calling you to stay at a disney resort hotel where you're surrounded by the world's most magical celebration. the fun never stops. special friends greet you. you soar to adv

so over the weekend, victor auburn spoke about is g hot. that the european union was waging against hungary, so he is sort of fair stoking the fire is and, and turning this whole thing against it into a culture war. and that has been his strategy all along. whereas it's about to ramp and corruption in hungary. that's what the european union says in poland. they have been so far more careful. there were certain signs that the polish government might be a willing to compromise and sort of withdraw some of the regulations and, and some of the judicial regulations that and that have been a question here. but we will see if the e commission now goes ahead and really against 2 countries, or we can of course, expect a strong pushback from both countries to w corresponded barbara based on strasburg before us. thank you, barbara. let's have a look at some ortho headlines. britain's prince. andrew has reached a financial settlement with his accuser and her sexual assault lawsuit, virginia to fray claim she was traffic and forced to have sex with the

arkansas beat top ranked auburn 80-74 in overtime, ending the tigers' 19-game winning streak. fans crowded onto the court, including the arkansas coach, who took off his shirt in celebration. >> what happened to the good old gatorade shower? is that only a football thing? >>> coming up, some big news about adele. >>> also ahead, thousands of rare comic books stolen. rare comic books stolen. the mystery now solved. i'm still drawn to what's next. even with higher stroke risk due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin that's a trail i want to take. eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk better than warfarin. and has less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis has both. don't stop taking eliquis without talking to your doctor as this may increase your risk of stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking, you may bruise more easily or take longer for bleeding to stop. get help right away for unexpected bleeding, or unu

live 18 mile an hour winds milpitas 24 mile an hour winds at a rose peak a 40 mile an hour winds and auburn and bell on 4.70, mile an hour winds in burlingame. so it's whipping out there around the bay area still. so still a little bit on the breezy side down below and that ridge of high pressure, you know, it's going to weaken a little bit. this area of low pressure in a kind of track right over the top of that will bring a few more clouds in our skies tomorrow. but overall, the offshore wind is likely to continue. and that means we're going to keep things dry here come more clouds coming our way for tomorrow. on still keeping things on the dry side, the winds will begin to back off a little bit overnight tonight and tomorrow. and i think by tomorrow afternoon should be fairly calm afternoon. highs will be in the mid 60's inland. a lot of 60's inside the bay and 50's along the coastline. unfortunately, right now, the dry pattern continues. looks like we're going to stay high and dry in the middle of next week. >> thank you, lawrence. coming up, a new push to get cash out to californians wi

at auburn, florida. yes. mm hm. south orange. so if i make alchemy, sharon if i'm, if he business a unit from same yearwood or that his dillinger spear flu shot got thorazine in my answer earlier though it didn't, it took link to it said, you know much stuff. i'm it. ah, please join me in welcoming george sorrows. sorrows had a very, very big angio in the you grand, the theory of the n g a which really brilliant the theory of the angio and he had them and other eastern european countries was to help the country deal with corruption. because all these countries in eastern europe have a corruption problem, we know that the n g as a utilized by the state department. so completely, department is dallas freight, the ambassador control my sorrows of which are about 4 or 5 to not give money directly to the country. they do it through n g o's. the money goes to them and then they decide how to split it up with the, with the country and our sorrows controls a lot of those angio. now when it comes to you create their g, d p is under $2000.

so over the weekend, victor auburn spoke about is g hot, that the european union was waging against hungary, so he is sort of fair stoking the fire is and, and turning this whole thing against it into a culture war. and that has been his strategy all along, whereas it's about to ramp and corruption in hungary. that's what the european union says in poland. they have been so far more careful. there were certain signs that the polish government might be a willing to compromise. and sort of withdraw some of the regulations and, and some of the judicial regulations that and that have been a question here. but we will see if the e commission now goes ahead and really it's against 2 countries. or we can, of course, expect strong pushback from both countries to w, corresponded barbara based on strasburg before us. thank you, barbara. let's have a look at some more headlines around the world. britain's prince. andrew has reached a financial settlement with his accuser in a sexual assault lawsuit, virginia defray claim she was traffic and forced to have sex with the royal when she was just 17. the a

jobless rates have fallen to 3.8%. 4% in lewiston and auburn and 3.4%4% in portland. it's progress. only about 6,000 people are actually receiving unemployment benefits right now. a number that is comparable to the number before the pandemic. our auto building supply, lodging, retail, restaurant sales all were up this summer. the international experts are off and on track to be the best since 2012. our tourism industry had a bad summer season. our state parks saw a record number of visitors more than 3.3 million last year alone with thousands more already looked for this year. maine's families are enjoying their state and people are coming here enjoying what we have to offer and contributing to our economy. thank you, commissioner beale and yourll staff, for being such good stewards of our public parks and campgrounds. [applause] the population is growing at the second highest rate in new england and we have the second highest rate of net migration in the nations. there is a change for you. we are encouraging new innovative businesses and exciting partners like the roux institute an

hey, boomers, you have 0 jurisdiction, honest, auburn and independent nation. we are not your colony, your backyard, or your front yard. stay out of our internal affairs. don't try to control something you cannot control. because of course you can't control big why? and that's the thing, is it, censorship resistant? you know, they could take you off swift, all they want have your dollar game over for fear. we've got big point, right? so it's censorship, resistance. it provides individual sovereignty to the individual human being. but apparently, as you see to the independent sovereign individual nation, right. as we said now for many, many years you cannot enforce, abandon bit going, countries have banned it. they found that they couldn't enforce the ban, and they flipped, they became supporters. they are now hoarding. they're now buying their ma, mining big coin. this is true now in ukraine. they just made a move to legalize bitcoin. it's true in russia, they're now moving toward big going is true in india. it's true in germany. the policymakers are saying, yo

four percent in lewiston and auburn and 3.4 percent in portland. it's progress. only about 6000 people are receiving unemployment benefits right now. a number that iscomparable to the number before the pandemic . our auto, building supply, lodging, retail sales were up this summer. national exports are up and on track to be the best since 2012. our tourism industry had a banner summer season. our state parks saw a record number of visitors. more than three point million last year alone. with thousands already booked for this year. maine families are enjoying their state and people are ar coming here, enjoying what we tehave to offer and contributing to our economy. thank you commissioner beal and your staff for being good stewards of our public parks and campgrounds. b [applause] our population is growing at the second-highest rate in new england and we have the seventh highest rate migration in the nation. there's a change for you. we're encouraging new innovative businesses and exciting partners like the room institute and opening new businesses across the stat

my children now, one graduated from auburn with a degree in engineering and mathematics. the oldest one is getting his phd at the university of georgia. host: thank you for calling. let's go to georgia on the republican line. caller: i wanted to say that none of this had to happen. if you look at the perspective of president putin and government. there are spaces -- speeches out there and a documentary called ukraine on fire. nikita khrushchev gave crimea to the russians. when they took crimea back, it was already a russian territory. it does not really involve america. why does the united states have to be involved in that? host: you don't think that if putin takes ukraine he can continue on to other countries and they can spill over? caller: it will only spill over because nato keeps encroaching. we would not want nuclear weapons pointed at us. they don't want missiles pointed at them. they have a right to defend themselves. rather than listening to fake news saying that president putin is crazy. they are trying to get people involved in a war that doesn't involve the a

we have the -- here at auburn university. many research activities about -- certainly, we have some advancements that we are working on and about trucking, there is still work to do in that arena to get those to wear -- as you know, every intersection in this country is different and so, we have to be able to handle those contingencies and differences. there are also other things that we can potentially do. automated material handling -- and it is not used in the same -- that would certainly be something that we could work for and get into play in los angeles. they are currently bringing in -- of all the international inventory -- and are potentially impacting every citizen in the united states. outside of that, drones -- currently, those situations are restricted by both state -- so, freeing up some of the legislation that is making it difficult to implement things will help. and we can also think about information technology. we have been using our f idea to track products. -- to track transactions. also, transactions and c

hill: this is auburn, a team in the south. we are playing basketball. this is what you need to watch. tom: you have no idea of the morass of southern basketball. paul sweeney is expert on this. the razorbacks will take it in a surprise. jonathan: i will check it out. lisa: i am just struggling. curling renditions. jonathan: i don't want to let this slide. do you notice how tom always benchmarks valentine's day? the two-year valentine's day 2020. tom: i think we ought to remote from romance, arkansas. jonathan: are you going to bring misses k with you? we assumed after all of that. yields up three basis points. the fiscal conversation, it sounds like it is dead. tom: who knows. i just know the election is upon us. we are in february. jonathan: we have a long way to go. if they have anything going for them on the inflation conversation, it is the calendar. the hope is that the inflation story fades. whether the sentiments in the polls can turn around before the midterms come i'm not sure. tom: there are like five flavors of republicans in arkansas right n

hannah cox, hannah ray, ansley auburn and shannon fisher who helped with the chairman's office. thank you to all of you. [applause]. our great rnc officers ron kaufman, vicki, kyle, thank you for all you do and every single staffer in this room and dc and across the country, thank you t for all you are doing to lead us to victory in november. i have to thank my family. they were here earlier my husband, patrick, is the best husband in the world. i love him so much. please tell him i said that. we are going on 23 years married.ha we got married in salt lake city , so he's such a great man and our wonderful children, nash has had three snow days in a row in michigan so he's loving life and abigail who some of you saw as she came up for some events fear i love them so much and could not do this without them. when we meten in nashville last summer i said something and i hope you remember. i said the democrats had awakened a sleeping giant, the moms of america. in 2021, moms mobilize like never before because despite what democrats think, parents actually do know what's best for thei

about 30 miles east of auburn and 2600 feet higher. snow was everywhere and traffic was going nowhere. this was in baxter at about 4 o'clock caltrans and the chp shut down. i-80 just east of this location all the way to the nevada state line. the closure was extended west down to colfax for a while. travelers were stuck on the interstate for hours with no where to exit. no bathrooms, no services. many were getting out of their cars on the freeway. some were driving backwards up the on ramp at baxter to get to a place where they could turn around. the reason for this traffic jam. multiple spinouts and accidents up the mountain pictures provided by chp truckee show some of the scary collisions. they say the driver of this suv was lucky to escape with only minor injuries. the freeway closure made a dent in many people's plans for sadie's. feller was driving up from san francisco hoping to have dinner at lake tahoe. we actually got hailed on >>sacramento. so that was strange. but yet turned very suddenly and there is no indication that thi

kathy benson clayton, the inaugural vice president and associate provost for inclusion and diversity at auburn university and a member of the board of directors for the national association of diversity officers in higher education. before we get going, a reminder that attendees can submit questions for any panelist today using the live chat on youtube, facebook, twitter, and the hashtag. i would like to start by asking task force members to say quick word about the task force, the conclusions, and just again tracking the broad theme of the conversation today and the work the task force has done. i would be interested in knowing after tense deliberation where you found, the one issue in which you found your moves, your views, rather, were changed by the intense interaction, the deliberation in the debate you've had the last year? again, we believe that interaction on our campuses is healthy in terms of bringing people together. not sure who once to start. >> i will be happy to start. i was not a member of the presidents club on the task force, but i often fantasized about being president for a

the warnings are up a little higher, but you're going to see snow down to grass valley down to um, auburn and places like that, maybe even lower, but again, traveling up there is going to be sketchy and again. this is a complete reversal of what we've been seeing. so everybody's got to put on their winter hats and get ready for the mindset that is snow in the mountains, freezing temperatures around here with frost on the windshields. tomorrow morning. when i come back, we'll get more into the timing. we're going to see a few showers around here, too. unfortunately. not a lot of rain , just some potential rain, maybe a thunder shower. i'll see you back here in a minute. alright yes. sudden shift into winter weather bill for sure. the freezing weather causing problems for travelers heading home from the long holiday weekend. drivers facing whiteout conditions in some places. reporter maricela dela cruz continues our team coverage. an extended holiday weekend for many slow. but fine slowing down traffic on westbound. i 80,000 had home. we started carson city around nine. i think, and it's 11

anna cox, hannah race, ansley auburn and shannon fisher who helped with thechairman's office . yankees all of you. our great rnc officers ron kaufman, vicki drummond, thank you for all you do and all every great rnc staffer in this room in dc across the country. thank you for all you're doing to lead us to victory and finally i have to thank my family. they are not here this week, they were here earlier. my husband patrick will you know he's the best husband in the world. please tell him i saidthat . we're going on 23 years married and we actually got married in salt lake city. he's such a great man and heour wonderful children Ãwho has had three facilities in a row so he's loving life right now so some of you as the week as she came up for our events. i love them so much and couldn't do it without them. when we met in nashville last summer i said something and i hope you remember . i saidthe democrats had awakened the sleeping giant . the moms of america and in 2021 moms mobilized like we've never seen before because despite what democrats think, parents actually do know what

get close enough to assault tower to call 911 to request rescue when we launched from our airport in auburn winds are about 30 to 35 knots gusting and by the time we got up to the location in that remote area the winds had increased 50 to 55 knots. the chp, which just posted this video immediately dispatched a helicopter to remote northern sierra county chp pilot dan lewis had the required skills to perform a very technical high gust landing in a nearby meadow covered in 3 to 4 ft. of snow officer hallum. met the cabin dwellers who were relieved and surprised, very surprised to see a helicopter there. secondly i think they're surprised to see when i'm so soon after making the call, so ended their 57 day ordeal as they were flown to safety. the fact they've been go out there and help people and if nothing else, maybe shine. a little bit of better life on the whole profession. these during public service sure did themselves proud. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. well since december and has been pretty dry in the sierra for january and february so far, and for us pretty much the same story, so i

get close enough to assault tower to call 911 to request rescue when we launched from our airport in auburn wins are about 30 to 35 knots gusting and by the time we got up to the location in that remote area the winds had increased the 50 to 55 knots. the chp, which just posted this video immediately dispatched a helicopter to remote northern sierra county chp pilot dan lewis had the required skills to perform a very technical high gust landing in a nearby meadow covered in 3 to 4 ft. of snow officer hallum. met the cabin dwellers who were relieved and surprised, very surprised to see a helicopter there. secondly i think they're surprised to see when i'm so soon after making the call, so ended their 57 day ordeal as they were flown to safety. the fact they've been go out there and help people and nothing else maybe shine. a little bit of better light on the whole profession. these during public service sure did themselves proud. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. the us recording a grim milestone. the covid-19 death toll is now eclipsed 900,000 people now. less than two months ago, the us reache

so when we launched from our airport in auburn when you're about 30 to 35 knots gusting, and by the time we got up to the location in that remote area the winds had increased 50 to 55 knots in the area of the cabin. it was a nice , sunny day, but the wind was definitely a factor for my pilot to land and there's a very technical manning for us, but describe how challenging and frankly dangerous that is for a small aircraft to make that kind of landing. considering the conditions you just describe. it is very much so you have to factor in a lot of things that way to the aircraft. the location. we're gonna be landing . it was a very confined area, so to speak, but luckily there was a meadow near the cabin that was approximately 3 to 4 ft of snow. that had been iced over for some time due to the cold temperatures and the lack of snow over the course of the last couple weeks. so my pilot, dan lewis was able to do a really good job. of fighting those winds and taking your time, but we were eventually able to get safely on the ground and make contact with them. you were the paramedic. we unders

that's down by auburn, so those snow levels are low. a winter storm warning still, in effect there. and then a freeze warning or will be in effect tonight after midnight for our inland valleys, pop that in for you now and we'll see what we're looking at. well these are the rainfall rates, but the freeze level the freeze warning is what's going to affect most of us, and that's because again, like the woman from the wiry was saying, you know, these buds come out which they have been. we've had 55 weeks of nearer warmth, record warmth or very above average temperatures. so buds are out. so this freeze is going to mess with this was san ramon. some grapple, inhale another shot of some of that hill coming down, especially mainly in that east bay corridor from about petaluma. just go due south down towards some down towards concord and livermore. so what am i saying? different weather from what we had last week. big time, didn't we've had the last month and a half cold, unsettled, unstable. the showers thigh down tonight, then it just gets downright cold. and, as you heard, mark, say, ear

get close enough to assault tower to call 911 to request rescue when we launched from our airport in auburn winds are about 30 to 35 knots. gusting and by the time we got up to the location and that remote area, the winds had increased 50 to 55 knots. the chp which just posted this video immediately dispatched a helicopter to remote northern sierra county. chp pilot dan lewis had the required skills to perform a very technical high gust landing in a nearby meadow covered in 3 to 4. ft. of snow officer hallum met the cabin dwellers who were relieved and surprised they were very surprised to see a helicopter there. secondly i think they're surprised to see when i'm so soon after making the call, so ended their 57 day ordeal as they were flown to safety. the fact that you go out there and help people and nothing else maybe shine. a little bit of better life on the whole profession. these during public service sure did themselves proud. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. people planning the scent of flowers for valentine's day need to consider making arrangements earlier than usual this year, coming

let me just on a side note say i have a fondness for auburn in my heart there, dr. richey. i have a son as a physicist graduated from there. another question for you, though, we know short supply combined with increase demand contributes to inflation. but we're missing an opportunity this week to do something about that. china has this 2025 plan to grow and we're pushing policies that restrict energy, transportation and labor sectors while simultaneously pushing enormous federal spending and easing monetary policies. do you believe reducing the federal spending and providing appropriate regulatory relief would help alleviate the strain on supply chains? >> i definitely think that regulatory relief would help. that's one of the things that makes it difficult for product to move and adds cost to our system. certainly what we see going on in the port of l.a. and port of los angeles is an example of those restrictions that are making things difficult to move and if we could find some way to reduce those regulations, which to some degree those ports have, it will help things mov

my fiance wishes she could have been there but she has a campaign to run in auburn. she is still in school there so she wished she could have been there and i'm happy my family was there to kind of just experience that moment together but we're definitely going to have both mine and my fiance's family in the super bowl so hopefully we can all celebrate that game together. >> dana: what is her name? >> grayci. >> dana: you are engaged. you have the super bowl and possibly even a wedding this year i would imagine. last week you told us it was hard to go around without being -- you could go around unrecognized but now not the case i'm sure. what is it like in cincinnati this week? >> i'm sure it will be amazing. the city is on fire for this team and for this organization. it's just what they honestly deserve for the past, you know, some odd years and to be able to give this opportunity to the city is amazing. like i said the last time i came on i'm sure we'll have the whole city come to l.a. and support us and this city is so excited and this team is so excited to get t

. >> fox auburn pride! the source of all this tension and anger comes from the african americans history, bloodlines cost families for hundreds of years. the way they're upholding, okay? so if you can't balance that in your mind, then i can't do anything for your lack of iq or common sense, i'm sorry. >> it's not about race. this has never been about race. we feel like we're having our history stolen from us. this was our only confederate person, and he died here. >> a diverse neighborhood -- >> how is it an object this simple effect to so that that you cannot see it -- [noise] [inaudible] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you got father, thank you for your love and grace and your mercy. and please, let us during the coming hours, as we pay homage to our ancestors, the 15,265 souls that gave their lives to defend the great state of mississippi. for christ sake -- our next speaker is someone that really appreciates, and he's got backbone. and that has got people to stand up. mr. williams surely, would you come say a few words?

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arkansas got out of the auburn number one basketball team yesterday, so i am happy he is the thing around, but he will get over it. i am pleased to join chairwoman stevan out today as we look at the ways in which block chain technology are impacting financial markets. questions remain for the proper role the federal government and regulators should play in encouraging further innovation in this space while ensuring market integrity and customer protection. digital assets and block chain technology have already and will continue to change the way global markets function. currently digital asset cash markets are subject to a patchwork of regulations of the state and federal level. it is critically important we think carefully about how we move forward. last month i was pleased to join the chairwoman along with the chairman and ranking member of the house agricultural committee in sending letter to chairman behnam. that letter inquired about the scope and size of digital asset markets and whether the cftc is currently working with other federal financial regulators to support and police this

this morning i'm sitting here between an auburn tiger and an arkansas razorback. i just wanted to congratulate both those teams and remember why we celebrate the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat and what a great blessing it is to have college sports so congratulations to both of those teams. a great game last night. madam chair, if i could i wanted to publicly request that we get secretary vilsack in front of us. back home the price of fertilizer is an issue and we'd like to ask secretary vilsack's opinion on that and how is that going to impact the snap budget. the 30 programs serve certainly of farmers back home are alarmed so we'd be pleased to have him. >> i'd be happy to offer a invitation senator boozman. >> welcome back to the committee as well. as i've been allowed to travel and meet some full from foreign i countries and leadership from embassies every one of those visits at some point in time talks about their concerns about crypto currencies specifically how it's being used tin human trafficking and drug running as well. so that's the bad news.

i serve as managing director of the hunger solutions institute and the college of human sciences at auburn university, hunger solutions institute or hsi as we call it leverages collective efforts of colleges, universities and institutions of higher education to promote adoption and advancement of best practices to address food and nutrition insecurity. while hsi's work spans the erase from campus, local communities, state efforts here in alabama, u.s. food security efforts in global hunger work, i'm going to talk today about our campus work. how many of you had breakfast this morning or something to hold you over until lunch after this meeting? some of you may have thought about needing just a little pick-me up to get me through the committee meeting today. college students face those same challenges when preparing to go to class or study for tests but in alabama, between 30 and 60% of students do not have enough food to eat each day to support their concentration and focus along with their many other needs and it's important to remember, each of these students has a name. in a recent stud

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