ainsley has my back. wow, 63 degrees in myrtle beach, south carolina. and 72 ainsley: you re right, 72. peter, steve is better at this. ainsley: have you ever been there? i m from carolina ishgsz myrtle beach is so pretty. will: brian and steve are doing their taxes, they are due tomorrow. ainsley: it used to be if the 15th was on a week end, it was due monday. will: due to covid. we re trying to renew passports right now, it was not months before covid and covid is over now. ainsley: my friend has started a birthday party and she forgot to do her passport and it is going to cost more than $1000 to expedite the passports. check your passports and get them renewed. house judiciary committee is in new york city to hold field hearing on violent crime. ainsley: crime victims will testify. will: alexandria hoff is here. alexandria: anti-victims policies and the bodega clerk who was charged after shooting. madeline brame s son was murdered in harlem and a ma
a second autopsy will be performed. one father is remembering his son who went to mexico as part of his celebration. she brought him along for his birthday. they have been close like brother and sister, he didn t deserve it, he was a sweetheart, had a big hart. the mexican cartel said it dealt with the members involved and responsible for the murders, sharing pictures of the men tied up and blindfolded. a letter reads, these members acted under their own decision-making, republican-led efforts are calling for the u.s. military to stop the cartel entirely. the president of mexico is responding saying he will not peranyone to intervene on their territory. the director of the fbi says he will welcome we know how to destruct cartels and terrorist organizations, we did it in the 90s bout a single american combat troop on the ground. we can do it now. you will never find an fbi that will not accept more help. the president gave unclear answer when asked if it is safe t
p state s position is let no debt course go unbeaten. this has got to stop. u.s. federal agencies have 30 days to delete tiktok from all government issued devices. republican lawmakers are looking to take this ban even further. tiktok is a spy device on your phone. the faa is investigating a close call at logan airport. just the latest case of thesp at airports across the country. norah: and a consumer alert. hundreds of thousands of nissan suvs recalled because the ignition could turn off while driving. good evening, and thank you for joining us on this tuesday night. tonight, we continue our series on retirement with some important tips on how to get mentally prepared for your golden years. plus, how a jazz legend from new orleans is inspiring the next generation to make sure the music never stops. but first, two major winter storm systems are blasting the u.s. from coast-to-coast on this final day of february. in the northeast, as much as 7-e grou by morni
east palestine. biden took for not visiting. it s not just a lack of leadership, it s a lack of action. creating blacklists. fires on capitol hill as two of the journalists who brought us twitter files testified before lawmakers. an american population accustomed to the right to speak best defense against the industrial complex. he gives it up borders alexander off the mark. survives and advances. be proud of what makes you country you used to work there. i did. san antonio, texas. i worked at a cbs affiliate there. do you know when i moved there everyone was like are you going to go to the rodeo i m like i don t think so. and then i moved there and the rodeo is huge. you grew up in the midwest. steve: yeah. ainsley: you understand how important the rodeo it is and how fun it is. steve: absolutely. ainsley: and then i fell in love with a counsel. ainsley: dowbs. ainsley: they walked out and now i get it. brian: thought you meant dallas cowboys.
particularly treacherous conditions here. this is the radar picture showing us where the snow is falling. furthersouth showing us where the snow is falling. further south across much of england this is falling as rain and they could be some heavy and possibly thundery downpours clearing away later on this afternoon. of most concern is where we are seeing the falling snow, this weather front is stalling, some very strong winds too particularly over pennine routes where we could see blizzards and drifting snow. a wide range of temperatures today, 12 or 13 celsius in devon and cornwall later this afternoon with that much milder air towards the south. a weather system is going nowhere overnight tonight, particularly for central parts of the uk where the snow totals start to stack up even further, strong gusty winds on the edge of this as low as well, coastal gales towards the far south west, the channel islands potentially and we may see -15 islands potentially and we may see 15