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Takes bold steps to guard u.s. tech from being manipulated by beijing. the administration is reportedly considering a move to prohibit u.s. investment in certain chinese sectors along with a ban on u.s. companies exporting computer chips to telecom giant wall way. john bussey is here, associate editor for the "wall street journal" and fox news contributor. want to get to, let's start with restrictions on investments in china. what does that entail, how would it work? >> is coming at it from a couple of angles. as a piece on this on wsj.com right now. the administration is looking at computer c...

Working to what they expect as far as what they see something that has a lot to do with it and criminal organizations in mexico the way they operate, they have messaging to get the families, liberty to cross the border because that is their money maker so they will do what ever they can and change tactics based on what we are doing in the federal government, it will not stop them and that's why we are seeing the increase in families and children snuggled across the border which we would never see before but it's unfortunate especially not going into spring and summer when we see normally tragi...

Charge and the number going down are the responsibly and reaction to the great police department doing good work let's be clear you mentioned politicians, i think we are seeing the pendulum swinging back the other way. you have democratic lawmakers who two years ago for touting bail reform and raise the age. now they introduce legislation to raise penalties on folks. the city council we had the split of progressive caucus because half the members decided they no longer to be part of defining the police so is a clear sign the tide is changing. eric: mentioned that again so folks around the coun...

Jefferson City issued the owner of 311 Bolivar St. a certificate of occupancy this week, which certifies the business has met all of its required building codes.

A traffic stop in Jefferson City led to the arrest of two people for possession of a large amount of illegal narcotics, which authorities believe were ready to be sold on the streets.