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Is so much of biden's domestic agenda of what he promised americans when he was campaigning for president, be it on immigration, on climate change, on really creating more family programs for paid leave and child care and pre-k, so much of this is wrapped up in the build back better agenda. it's difficult to argue that they have been able to accomplish what they set out to do absent this legislation that is still lingering in congress. no real clear path after joe manchin seemed to knicks it about a week ago. the white house not giving up hope that they're going to be able to get something don...

Indiana this week. >> joining me now is a retired brigadier general. you say this will harm our troops. how so? >> well, thanks for having me on. the biden administration they mishandled covid and mishandled the omicron response. their policies are causing the shortage in the hospitals and the overcrowding in the emergency rooms and shortage of test kits. mobilizing the military to do this is expensive. two, interferes with their training schedules and family programs and their leave and a bunch of things. they don't have the time and the money and the resources right now to be doing that. the...

Their training schedules, interferes with family programs, interferes with a whole bunch of things and they don't have the time and money and resources to be doing that. they should be focused on the primary mission and that is protecting our nation from enemies foreign and domestic and that's not being done. the vice president admittedly said we didn't see this coming. they don't even have a plan and mobilizing 1000 troops to throw at a problem that they could change their policies tomorrow at 6 the shortages and 6 the overcrowding in the emergency room that not have to use our troops and the...

While the holidays can be a magical time, going home after being away at college can present a new set of challenges. From difficult conversations to setting new boundaries, Nancy Stephens, associate director of New Student and Family Programs, housed in the Office for Student Success, has some advice on how to prepare to return home this holiday season and make sure that once you arrive, it remains the happiest time of the year. 

A new boxing program in Winston-Salem is hoping to curb youth violence and help prevent kids from going in the wrong direction. It's also helping families find better ways to connect with their children. The boxing gym at the Minnie Lee Davis Harris Recreation Center in East Winston is filled with activity on a weekday night. Twelve-year-old Jayla Brown is practicing her steps.  "My arms were cramping for a week," she says. "It hurt ... you really have to relax all of your muscles."