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good morning lovely people from Houston
I am here after what was an incredible
college football national championship
game last night between the Michigan
Wolverines and the Washington huskys
what a win for the Wolverines their
first since 1997 and Coach Jim
Harbaugh's first ever Championship
Victory after a busy ton night I am
still pumped to be here with you to
start this Tuesday off right let's begin
on Capitol Hill where uh House and
Senate leaders announced a spending deal
for government funding for 2024 the
nearly $ 1.59 trillion government
spending deal just covers Topline
spending numbers and does not include
President Biden's supplemental funding
requests to support both Ukraine and
Israel in their respective Wars and
boost border security in the US that
plan has been stalled in Congress since
last year now there are a lot of numbers
involved but what's important board
right now is whether Congress has enough
time to negotiate the details and find
agreement in time to avoid a partial
government shutdown that's looming later
this month and that's no easy feat with
current Congressional divisions and each
party holding narrow majorities in both
the House and Senate our CNN White House
correspondent arlet SS has more on this
tenuous
deal President Joe Biden appeared to
sign off on Congressional leaders new
funding agreement Sunday saying in a
statement that it moves the country one
step closer to preventing a government
shutdown but real questions remain
whether lawmakers will be able to pass
pieces of legislation before January
19th which is that first funding
deadline now this agreement was struck
by house Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate
Majority Leader Chuck Schumer the two
men agreeing on a $1.59 trillion Topline
spending level that includes about 886
billion for defense spending and $74
billion for non-defense spending there
is also o an additional $70 billion that
could be allocated to non-defense
spending that was part of a side deal
struck by President Biden and then house
Speaker Kevin McCarthy last spring these
overall figures track very closely to
the agreement that had been reached when
they came to that debt limit deal last
year a deal that wrinkled a lot of House
Republicans and already there has been
some opposition expressed to this latest
deal that was struck by Congressional
leaders the house Freedom caucus
expressing frustration with the figures
that are included that it does not
include more spending cuts they say they
said in a post that it was quote a total
failure there's also real questions
about whether lawmakers will be able to
have the time to write these pieces of
legislation uh allocate all the funding
and actually get these bills passed with
that first deadline coming up on January
19th and a second deadline on February 2
the supplemental request is still up for
debate right now uh up in the Senate and
in the house senate negot negotiators
have been working to try to see if they
can reach an agreement on Border policy
changes uh that is something that people
have been stressing for before they pass
aid for Israel and Ukraine these are two
issues are running on separate tracks
but that really speaks to some of the
hurdles and the challenges facing
lawmakers in the coming weeks as they
are trying to avert that first deadline
by January
19th 10c trivia which school has the
most college football national
championships Alabama Yale Notre Dame or
Michigan answer is Yale with a total of
18 championships according to the NCAA
but their last title was way back in
1927 all right today is the first day of
CES or the consumer electronic show the
largest consumer Tech Conference of the
Year where companies get to show off
their new gadgets and Technologies right
well this year's show is expected to be
all about artificial intelligence last
year on cnn1 we talked about how AI
could impact things like jobs and
elections and now we're going to look at
what it could mean for fashion that's
right a team of Hong Kong researchers
are developing something called
intelligent clothing imagine being able
to change the color of your shirt with a
flick of a wrist these researchers
believe their textiles will help the
fashion industry reduce the growing
Global problem of clothing waste CNN's
Christy L Stout has
more this clothing is far from ordinary
it's made from intelligent textiles and
with a simple hand gesture you can
completely change the color of your
outfit it was developed by Hong Kong's
lab for artificial intelligence in
design we have used a polymeric optical
fiber with textile based Yarns so when
you touch it you can see that the hand
feel is just like any ordinary knitted
fabric so it actually it's very soft and
very tactile the lab creates intelligent
textiles using a type of AI which trains
computers to interpret information from
images the clothing is embedded with a
tiny camera that uses AI algorithms to
generate different colors the wearer can
control the Garment using hand signals
mobile devices or remote control feeling
blue just give a thumbs up while an okay
sign produces an earthy green color
clothing like this certainly makes quite
a fashion statement but the designer
says it has more meaningful applications
it's a form of uh well-being for for a
lot of people people with dementia
people with learning challenges so it
actually uh encourages their well-being
and gives them a sense of calm and also
a very easy way for them to have
engagement and direct response and one
researcher says intelligent textiles are
more eco-friendly than wasteful fast
fashion when you purchase a clothing
item with the style you like you can
change the items colors due to this
Innovative material this way you won't
end up looking like other people who may
buy all the colors of a style they truly
adore when they happen to fall out of
favor with that style they often discard
all their clothing resulting in waste a
high-tech and Greener way to be
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fashionable today's story getting a 10
out of 10 a $3.99 Cent Goodwill purchase
turned into $100,000 that's what
happened when one Virginia resident took
a lucky trip to a thrift shop finding a
rare Italian piece of art Desiree
Montilla with CNN's affiliate WWB has
more it's a piece that we found together
all across this shelf this piece I found
in Florida at a a Palm Beach Goodwill
Jessica Vincent proudly displays her
thrift store finds a love growing as a
child from her mom she loved to go to
yard sales tag sales um thrift shops
just anywhere um where you could maybe
get a bargain or find something old for
a good price back in June Vincent and
her partner were driving home from work
on Route One when they stopped by a
Goodwill store in Hanover we went in and
it was a little bit crowded but among
the crowd this vase caught Vincent's eye
immediately as I got close to it I could
see that it was glass and that it was
blown glass and that it was just
beautiful we go to the register and the
woman very you know she kind of just
inspects it a little little bit she's
like $3.99 and I said perfect Vincent
took her new treasure home adding it to
her collection and posted a picture of
it on an art glass Forum pretty much
right away I got a lot of interest in
people you know that's a nice find but
one person recognized the markings
telling Vincent this vase is made of
high-end Morano glass a rare piece from
Italy he knew who exactly what who and
what it was and he said that is a Carlos
Scarpa pen latte and they are extremely
rare months after phone calls and
messages Vincent put the vase up for
auction selling for more than
$100,000 it's like having a winning
lottery ticket and not knowing the
numbers cuz I just picked up something I
loved I didn't pick it up thinking oh
this is going to be a really expensive
item I just picked it up thinking oh
this is going to be beautiful on my
shelf I love it the money from the sale
will help Vincent pay for renovations at
the old farmhouse she recently purchased
with my partner NASA we just started um
sort of a training farm and we need more
fencing we need uh heat in the house a
trip to the thrift store changing
Vincent's life it's just very special
like I feel so fortunate all right we
come to the end of the show the best
part of the show though you this shout
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School class in Baldwin School and
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