Andre starts with a day of action in Minneapolis following the death of Renee Good, including the breaking news of a judge ordering the release of a two-year-old from ICE custody. Then James Torrez joins as we shift to Hayward, where local small businesses are fighting for survival as a major data center construction project blocks customer access and parking. Allie Rasmus also talks to us about the announcement of a $14 billion deal to create a U.S.-owned version of TikTok, raising questions about national security and algorithmic control. Plus, we look at the somber closing of the San Francisco Center mall and why In-N-Out Burger has officially topped the list of best places to work in California. Finally, we provide a look at the massive winter storm set to impact over 200 million Americans across the country.
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