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In north carolina, tennessee, alabama have used this similar language, which raises questions about just how much president trumps own rhetoric may be filtering down and influencing the rhetoric and behavior of other americans. >> brian fung, its good to have you following this story. that data is important. joining me now is marc lotter. he is a spokesman for the trump 2020 campaign. marc, we appreciate you taking the time this morning. >> thanks for having me, jim. >> so you saw that data ther...

And business services. those white collar workers. they add e49,000 jobs last year. health care added 39,000 jobs last month. you even saw an improvement for the unemployment rate of people who completed high school but dont have a college degree, their unemployment rate has fallen to 4.5% today. the question is not is this a good jobs report is this happening because of donald trump or despite of donald trump? >> you are saying your 17-year-old daughter turned to you last night and saying donal...

Across -- well, just to the north of the mid-south. >> its a little bit of both. were seeing dry weather around memphis, but as we look to the north along the mississippi river, thats where weve been seeing some showers here today, even heavy pockets of rainfall much further to the north along the mississippi river. of course this is where it creates a problem, because not only are we getting rain to the north, which is all going to move downriver, well see more showers developing throughout the...

Building on the site. that could have kept the building in place. the 150-year-old structure could be torn down to make room for the center. opponents claim its too crows to where -- close to where the twin towers stood. new york city mayor bloomberg supports the plan. a museum is planned for the victims there and they hope it bridges cultural divides. deal is not done and theres one more legal battle and tempers are high over this. rick folbaum is live with the latest. >> word is filtering down...

Yes, another winter wallop. they will be digging out of the stuff again. lets get to rob marciano for that. part of the story is the snow and the other is just the cold. >> yeah, and the cold will not go away for quite sometime. the pattern we are in globally, at least in the western hemisphere is remarkable, and we are stuck, basically. the cold air will keep filtering down, not dramatically bitter stuff, but certainly temperatures at or below averages in the next couple weeks. the energy that ...