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to pay the bills. they will need to reach a deal with the new house republican majority by early june. otherwise, the u.s. will default on debt payments for the first time ever. at the white house yesterday, president kateri discussed a potential meeting between the president and speaker mccarthy. >> the president is looking forward to meeting with speaker mccarthy. we have been very clear about where we stand when it comes to the debt ceiling. i have been clear, the president has been clear. it should not be used as a political football. >> we have nbc news correspondent standing by...

Present. Ladies and gentlemen please join us in the pledge of allegiance. [pleage of allegiance] thank you. Before we get started with the agenda i would like to ask for just a moment of silence in memory of the 36 lives lost in the oakland fire at the ghost ship. At this time. I know members of the board will be doing and in memoriam later on during roll call but i like a moment of silence in their memory. [moment of silence] thank you very much everyone. Mdm. Clerk please either any communications . Yes mdm. Pres. Were directed to the public as Board Members are aware did yesterday december ...

Today on AirTalk, a look into how the role of sex might be taking a backseat in marriage. Also on the show, we celebrate Los Angeles’ Oaxacan food culture with the family run restaurant ‘Quiadaiyn;’ our film critics review ‘Abigail’ and the latest movie releases; and more.

Authorities in January took possession from Charles Solomon and Desiree Therrien of deceased and neglected dogs and cats — but not their daughter.

State legislators are taking up a bill addressing the use of artificial intelligence in the creation of political ads...Kansas revenue collection came in under expectations for a fourth month in a row...a transgender woman is suing the Kansas Department of Corrections...and a charitable foundation funded by the Kansas City Royals has made admission to the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum free for the duration of Black History Month. Details on these stories, and more, are provided ad-free thanks to the support of KPR members like you. Become one today!