one of these panes were recently replaced after a wave broke thru. repairs are still underway. the hotel staff are feeling a little nervous that the waves might break their glass again.this is crazy it's amazing what mother nature doesthe waves were so big and the current to strong that one man who tried to surf them regretted it.up getting beaten up by those waves not very fun specially when it's just throwing around with the currentpeople who work on the street say the waves have been hammering this end of the ...and it's starting to show some wear because of it. you can see how the city is put up barricades at the end of rockaway beach boulevard and beach boulevard, people who work around here tell me that's because he's waves are doing damage to the roadway it selfcheck out how the chunks of ashphalt that are littering the ground.a not so subtle reminder of the strength of the pacific. maureen kelly kron4 news. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... california lawmakers react to the president's threat to cut off fema funding. (robin) and here's a live look out

(grant)that celebration train travelled thru silicon valley up to the caltrain stop in san francisco at 4th and king streets. (grant)kron4's maureen kelly kron4's kron4news.fladeboe 2019. rob fladeboe kron4news. (grant)that celebration train travelled thru silicon valley up to the caltrain stop in san francisco at 4th and king streets. (grant)kron4's maureen kelly reports that those on board were met by a big crowd... which joined them in a mile long march to honor dr. king's legacy. the sidewalks around the caltrain station were packed.....with many families with young children excited to celebrate the memory of the civil rights leader they've learned about in school. he did so many good speeches he did not fight with his fists he had a dream and his dream came true for all of us (singing)the march was led by mayor london breed and others singing we shall overcome.....moments before she was asked by reporters for her reaction to president trumps tweet in his ongoing shutdown standoff with house speaker pelosi ...that ended by calling the city's streets disgusting. after defending th

a stunt driver from the fast & the furious, we are going to tear around this fresh and meaty drive thrury fast food. ef reitem of food that et goes delivered we're going to donate $1,000 to l.a. food bank. after that we will switch places and the person who successfully delivers the most food will be crowned the winner, does this make sense?hae. start th sunday nightto food form, before we stafort let's warm up, get our arm ready. yes, so do you feel good? >> i feel good. >> oh. >> james: come on now. come on now. >> that wasn't it. that wasn't it. >> james: so what am i doing wrong with my hands where should my hands be. >> first of all you want to put this finger right there. your hands are a lot smaller than mine. let's see. >> james: it's embarrassing. look at that. >> that's the difference. >> james: that's like when i hold hands with my four year old daughter. >> you want to use your hip, the wrist is the key. >> and the way your eyes are looking. >> james: when i hear wrist and hip there is the hip and there is the rest. is that right. >> that was the best one yet. >> okay. >> ja

while short bursts of heavy rain blew thru...city crews tried to keep up with the cleanup. sweeping up leaves and trash from the gutters....to try and prevent things like this....a clogged storm drain backing up.it's been real wet today, the leaves are harder to sweep up there's a lot more trashat the corner of 23rd and kansas in potrero hill.....one city worker tried her best to clear the storm drain....but it proved too tough for her rake....causing it to brake. snap...well that's that..... and ended up calling for a vacumn truck to finish the job. workers at the harding park golf course came upon this damage when they showed up at 5am.some of the huge steel poles that hold up the netting around the driving range were bent....likely under the pressure of high winds blowing over the course which brought half the netting crashing down. a man working for the golf netting company charged with replacing them says he's never seen anything like this.they're older polls they've been in the ground for a while they're just weaker and just folded under the pressuremission street bet

one of these panes were recently replaced after a wave broke thru. repairs are still underway. and the hotel staff are feeling a little nervous that the waves might break their glass again.this is amazing what mother nature doesthe waves were so big and the current to strong that one man who tried to surf them regretted it.up getting beaten up by those waves not just throwing around with the currentpeople who work on the street say the waves have been hammering this end of the ...and it's starting to show some wear because of it. you can see how the city is put up barricades at the end of rockaway beach boulevard and beach boulevard, people who work around here tell me because he waves are doing damage to the roadway it selfcheck out how the chunks of ashphalt that are littering the ground.a not so subtle reminder of the strength of the pacific. maureen kelly kron4 news. kron4 news. coming up next at 6:30.. a traffic mess that lasted for hours and stretched for miles early today .. we'll show you what happened in a crash that left one person dead. we take a look back at klay th

one of these panes were recently replaced after a wave broke thru. repairs are still underway. and the hotel staff are feeling like maybe they should have keep the plywood up longer.oh man we're kind of nervous that it's going to come through againthe waves were so big and the current to strong that one man who tried to surf them regretted it.just trying to see if i can snag a big one it's good not very worth it, why what's it like out there it's pretty hectic people who work on the street say the waves have been hammering this end of the ...and it's starting to show some wear because of it. you can see how the city is put up barricades at the end of rockaway beach boulevard and beach boulevard, people who work around here tell me that's because he's waves are indamage to the roadway it selfcheck out how the chunks of ashphalt that are littering the ground.a not so subtle reminder of the strength of the pacific. maureen kelly kron4 news. (vicki) you can (vicki) you can track the storm with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts... interactive radar.. and get

when they got there early this morning, 23- year-old abel gutierrez was still parked in the drive-thru lane and they say they had to physically remove him from his car. he was arrested on suspicion of dui and later refused to take a drug and alcohol test and as a result, he faces a one year driving suspension. >>> a giant tree caused a major road closure on westbound 580 between lakeshore avenue and park boulevard on ramp in oakland. caltrans crews used a pole saw to bring down the two biggest sections of that tree. crews on the ground got to work. a wood chipper was on the shoulder of the freeway standing by. strong winds this morning could be why that tree toppled. >>> strong winds did send this large tree in berkeley crashing down overnight. it narrowly missed a home near piedmont avenue and parker street. it did break the porch railing. >>> other news this evening, flames shot out of a san josew the fire started. tt to the house about 3 a.m., the tenants had already gotten out safely because neighbors saw the smoke and flames and they banged on the door to wake up the people inside

one of these panes were recently replaced after a wave broke thru. repairs are still underway.ff are feeling a little nervous that the waves might break their glass again.this is amazing what mother nature doesthe waves were so big and the current to strong that one man who tried to surf them regretted it.up getting beaten up by those waves not very fun specially when it's just throwing around with the currentpeople who work on the street say the waves have been hammering this end of the ...and it's starting to show some wear because of it. you can see how the city is put up barricades at the end of rockaway beach boulevard and beach boulevard, people who work around here tell me that's because he's waves are doing damage to the roadway it selfcheck out how the chunks of ashphalt that are littering the ground.a not so subtle reminder of the strength of the pacific. maureen kelly kron4 news. (james)(darya) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic... after yesterday's rainfall today will bring much drier and calmer conditions. after a foggy start to the day winds wil

there is a see thru oven on the left... paired with a bread vending machine on the right.it takes about 90 minutes to bake a loaf from start to finish... but because the machine is always running... it can pump put ten loaves per hour.... that's one loaf every six minutes ... all without a person at the controls. the company says it has a daily maximum yield of 235 loaves a day. three grocery chains in the u-s are going to test the breadbot over the next few months. (pam) in the south bay... the end of an era. after four decades of serving customers in san jose ... harry's hoffbrau is serving its final meals to customers tonight .... the operators announcing earlier this week, they had lost their lease. lo lines for much of the day in front of the restaurant... as many people were trying to eat there one last time before it closed. harry's has served beer and german food to the south bay for 42- years. the doors will close for good... tonight at 11 o clock. let's take a let's take a look outside right now... at sfo. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a f

(ken) that celebration train traveled thru silicon valley to the caltrain station in san francisco atth and king streets. kron 4's maureen kelly reports that those on board were met by a big crowd... which joined them in a mile long march to honor dr. king's legacy. the sidewalks around the caltrain station were packed.....with many families with young children excited to celebrate the memory of the civil rights leader they've learned about in school. he was fighting for all human rights not just african-american people but everybody because when somebody is treating one race wrong you're treating every race wrong because god made us all the same (singing)the march was led by mayor london breed and others singing we been an incredible leader and inspiration to me and to so many people he represents what our legacy has to be and that is to continue his dream for the next generation two people joining in the march....the daughter and granddaughter of the 88 year old woman assaulted in visitation valley....they say they are both happy for an arrest in that case....and sad for both their

one of these panes were recently replaced after a wave broke thru. repairs are still underway.the hotel staff are feeling a little nervous that the waves might break their glass again.this is crazy it's amazing what mother nature doesthe waves were so big and the current to strong that one man who tried to surf them regretted it.up getting beaten up by those waves not very fun specially when it's just throwing around with the currentpeople who work on the street say the waves have been hammering this end of the ...and it's starting to show some wear because of it. you can see how the city is put up barricades at the end of rockaway beach boulevard and beach boulevard, people who work around here tell me that's because he's waves are doing damage to the roadway it selfcheck out how the chunks of ashphalt that are littering the ground.a not so subtle reminder of the strength of the pacific. maureen kelly kron4 news. a live look outside tonight... lawrence is here with the forecast .. one dry day.... with a series of storms heading our way.. lawrence karnow: showers continued arou

. >>> taco bell fired ar woror refusing to serve a deaf man in the drive-thru. is hand new year's eve outside dayton, ohio. brandon washburn tried usill his hone to place his order. it's believed his girlfriend is the person who is recording here this cident, who is also deaf. the worker is hurd saying in this videos that i against company policy and a taco bell worker told them to come inside instead but washburn couldn't understand him. taco bell says all workers at the store will be retrained. >>> the most downloaded weather app in the worldow is facing a lawsuit for allegedly sharing millions of viewsers' data. prosecutors say the weather channel app collected, shared and profited from the private location data of its consumers. they claim the app misled users in thinking their data would only bed ur personalized forecast. ibm, which owns the app, has allegations. prosecutors say the lawsuit could cost weather channel app millions of dollars. >>> local members of the catholic church come together. what they say c thehurch needs to do right now in the wake of

daiquiris and drive-thru's. >> seth: yeah.e swim -- you can just swim up and buy alcohol. >> it was big during katrina. [ audience ohs ] >> seth: you can say that, because you live there. >> no, actually, i can't. i'm going to get killed. [ laughter ] >> seth: but i want to ask this, because obviously, alcy-hol is not a part of your life anymore. and you -- but you do not have a problem being in new orleans? >> no. it's a great place to be sober. >> seth: yeah. that's good to hear. [ cheers and applause ] t you figure if there's t many drunks around, there's got to be more sober people. >> seth: has new orleans changed a lot over -- wait, how long has it been home for you? >> 20 years. >> seth: okay. gotcha. has it changed -- i mean, you know, obviously -- >> i moved down there, 'cause i gorried a louisiana girl. and i figured i'g to be on the road near her parents so she could forget me eventually. >> seth: oh, that'u.very nice of [ laughter ] who can forget this? who can forget this face? [ cheers and applause ] well, it is

on a casual wednesday, mcdonald's customers chow down on burgers, zip through the drive-thru and digest, well, the unthinkable. >> this is the first time in my life that i have known somebody to drag a dead something into a restaurant. come on. >> it's wild. you hardly see this. you never know what happens out here. >> it's not something you want to see everyday. i don't think people should see a raccoon in a mcdonald's. >> reporter: watch the video closely, which played out on sunday morning at 7:00 a.m. the raccoon sits on the table, lifeless and bloody. when a manager confronts the man, he gets up and leaves and another man grabs the dead animal and throws it main the trash. the restaurant was closed immediately after the incident. staff cleaned and sanitized the entire dining room and reopened the restaurant two hours later. the health department visited the restaurant this afternoon and operation. >> anyone sitting at that table who would not contamination fro raccoon carcass. >> reporter: people were relieved by the city's response but puzzled by what they have seen and heard. >>

it's called c-thru, a wearable display mounted inside a standard firefighters mask. this new technology captures surrounding through a thermal camera. a computer processor also allows firefighters to identify objects including walls, door frames and people. >> i can see multiple doorways, i can see the wall, what's interesting is i'm standing here next to you without a mask on, i can barely make it out. >> i can see through dark and smoke. the idea of putting something here so it's always on was the first step. the second step was simplifying it in a way that reduced and made much more simple, edges and contours of objects. >> the company says the device is more effective than handheld thermal cameras which are harder to use in the dark. the new technology is still at least a year away from being commercially available. >>> caltrans busy cleaning up, in one week one of the biggest sporting events in the world is taking center stage in the southbay. the college football national championship. caltrans crews were out along highway 87 today, and tonight kpix 5's maria m

bell is arrested after pasg out in a petaluma drive-thru. >>> a man on a mission for taco bell is arrested after passing out in a petaluma drive through. police received reports of a driver who was sleeping in the drivethrough line. when officers arrived, the suspect was uncooperative and had to be forced out of his car. he was arrested on suspicion of dui, but refused a breathalyzer. the driver will face a one-year license suspension for his refusal. >>> things got heated today at the rose parade in pasadena. it was a scary moment when crews had to rush to put out a fire o. parade officials cited technal difficultying ies as the cause. the 130th annual rose parade, the floats made their way along the parade route. this year's entree included cabbage, kale, and seaweed. chaka khan served as the grand marshall. >>> changes to an annual new year's tradition. more than 100 people plunged into the chilly bay this morning. but instead of jumping off the rocks, they swam around the break waters. they made the changes to sweep swimmers safe, and it's something they've had to do before. >>> still

ages 13 thru 17. friends and loved ones left candles and flowers, in honor of the victims.gators think speeding on wet roads is likely what caused the accident. ( darya ) in the east bay,. the contra costa county sheriff's office is warning about a spike in stolen boats from the delta. deputies say in the last few months, more than a dozen boats have been taken. the boats are often stolen, stripped, and then abandoned, grounded or dumped. in some cases, they are set on fire. these are photos of some recent discoveries. some suspects are in custody. police say, the thieves are targeting outboard engines and tower speakers. ( darya ) chariot bus drivers who will soon be out of work ... may be able to drive for muni. the private bus service announced its going out of business and now mayor london breed is stepping in to help. in a tweet she says she is exploring offer 300 chariot drivers a job with muni. the sf-based company announced its last day of service will be january 25th. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news.. the new list from the catholic diocese of santa r

police say the s-u-v with 6 teenagers inside, ages 13 thru 17,slammed into in a tree.two teenagersd, the other four were hospitilized with injuriessot the single hicle crash happened around around 7 friday night on lone tree way and indian hill drive.police say a 17 year old passenger was ejected while five other occupants were still trapped inside.caution tape and debris is all that remains of the night's tragedyfriends and loved ones left candles and flowers, in honor of the victims. ( marty ) sonoma county officials are blaming a broken valve for the two million gallons of untreated wastewater that leaked into a swap in the community of schellville. the valve failed to fully close, causing the leakage that lasted about 24 hours. environmental officials didn't find any dead or distressed fish or wildlife. ( marty ) in national news.. we're now in day 23 of the goverment shutdown, the longest in u-s history. and it does'nt loo

but ultimately, rajini, it is a question of does the president get a physical barrier thru the uniteds congress. at this juncture i don't believe the democrats will givhim any ditional funding, so look for unilateral action by the president i believe on february 15 or shortly thereafter. rajini: when the president spoke today about the wall, his language seemed at soften somesaying it would not be necessarily a concrete wall,al medieval do you think the definition is slowly changing? ron: the term "wall" seems to be an evolution in proc gs. first it wng to be a concrete wall, then a barrier, then something we could see through. at this juncture as long as it is a physical structure that looks like what we would normally call a ll, he would declare victory. i just don't believe the democrats have the political incentive or the pressure at this juncture to give the president what he wants. rajini: very briefly, who do you think has come out of this better, democrats or the president? ron: sadly as a republican, i believe the democrats have, but ultimately who has come out the best, the

the biggest transfer of wealth since warren buffer et left his debit card in the mcdonald's drive thrullion. i can't imagine having that much money, let alone losing that much money. >> yeah, an you're really rich, trevor. i mean there was a whole week where you just paid us to speak for you. jeff bezos will be fine. (laughter) don't worry about jeff bezos, okay, will be fine. is he still going to have $66 billion. i mean he's not going to be one of those divorce dads eating spa geti o over the sink of his apartment, will be eating them over the mediterranean from the third story of his yacht, which reminds me, this story is brought to you by spaghetti-o's. spaghetti-o's, divorce is hard but so is boiling pasta. >> trevor: actually, desi, some of us like spaghetti-o's for the flavor and the shape, you know, but whatever. so you think this divorce settle am is fair? >> oh yeah, no, definitely. a marriage say partnership. mackenzie bezos spent 25 years helping her husband grow his business. and grow his swarylg swagger, i mean look he went from pleented pant salesman to jacked up arms de

to 15 years, meaning eight or nine congresses, we have not had a normal course of business moving thru, 13 appropriation bills to fund all the relevant agencies. in this situation, for those who weren't familiar with the process. we had effectively held hostage these agencies through the partial government shutdown. obviously very important for department of homeland security and related enforcement agencies. their budget and their ability duties, out their full i think it's important for everyone here in the country, to give their views to our members of congresses and our districts in the house and senate to encourage them in this new congress, irregardless of party affiliation, to work together and to understand the process that was provided under the constitution and thestest -- and was established in our democracy. i think people were missing that point. i also understand there's a lot of political dialogue involved with regard to border security and i'm very -- and i think it's very unfortunate. with eknow most americans today in our young history as a nation come from immigrant

ages 13 thru 17. friends and loved ones left candles and flowers, in honor of the victims.tigation indicates that speeding on wet roads is likely what caused the accident. ( darya ) in the east bay... money is getting tight for federal employees as the partial government shutdown enters it's 4th week. so the east bay coast guard spouses club is stepping up. they began giving away donated food and supplies they've been collecting from alameda residents and local businesses. about 300 coast guard families came by and picked up a week's worth of groceries. unlike other federal employees that have been furloughed... members of the coast guard are still reporting for duty... despite not getting paid. <"they don't have a choice of not working, they are still have things i have to do. they provide security and stuff for a country on a daily basis so they have to go to work even though they're not getting paid">( darya ) with no end in sight for the government shutdown ... resources are scarce for coast guard families ... since many already live paycheck to paycheck. ( james ) stil

the fbi was called in after a hole was discovered on a road near the drive-thru atms of the bank. ( darya )( darya ) police need your help finding a daly city woman who has been missing for more than three days. here's a picture of 38-year-old picture of 38- here's a picture of 38- year-old christa maloney. officers say she was last seen saturday afternoon after she spent friday night with someone at her home. the two went to san francisco with crista's service dog...but they separated once they reached the city. officers later learned that christa had lunch at john's grill..workers say her credit card was denied four times.. she asked a table to pay for her meal and they did. she hasn't been seen since. her friends are worried and hopeful that someone might recognize her and know where she is.

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police say the s-u-v with 6 teenagers inside, ages 13 thru 17,slammed into in a tree.two teenagers the other four were hospitilized with injuriessot the single vehicle crash happened around around 7 friday night on lone tree way and indian hill drive.police say a 17 year old passenger was ejected while five other occupants were still trapped inside.caution tape and debris is all that remains of the night's tragedyfriends and loved ones left candles and flowers, in honor of the victims. crash in north stockton has police looking for the driver .... a car suddenly veers left and slams into a parked car. then that driver slowly backs up and drives away.it happened in the spanos park neighborhood of stockton. one neighbor who heard the crash ... tried to track down the driver by following oil trail ... but could not find the driver.the owner of the surveillance video hopes it will help police catch the driver. ( james ) in sacramen

, as we call them and we used to have numerous drive-thrus in the area. i was involved in the seizure of over 490 pounds of cocaine. thankfully the drive shaft on the truck broke as the vehicle was trying to get back south away from us. we had no barrier at that time along the border in that area. once we put barrier in in that area, those drive-through stopped. that is just one example when it comes to particularly narcotics smuggling. but as you know, senator, the barriers are needed for impedence and denial. technology provides a completely different capability for us. it provides situational awareness and we certainly need that as well. but if we can't impede and deny within we're talking about a 2,000 mile border and very difficult terrain to work in, then the situational awareness lets me know something is crossing but it sure doesn't stop it from crossing. >> so in terms of technology, what have you found is most effective, being it a virtual barrier, infrared, fixed wing, rotary aircraft, what has the greatest positive impact enabling you to most

police say the s-u-v with 6 teenagers inside, ages 13 thru 17,slammed into in a tree.two teenagers died, the other four were hospitilized with injuriessot the single vehicle crash happened around around 7 friday night on lone tree way and indian hill drive.police say a 17 year old passenger was ejected while five other occupants were still trapped inside.caution tape and debris is all that remains of the night's tragedyfriends and loved ones left candles and flowers, in honor of the victims. (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone)(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . a series of weather systems will bring periods of rain and wind to california starting sunday afternoon through monday. overnight lows tonight will be in the 40s. daytime highs sunday will be slightly cooler, upper 50s to low 60s. this upcoming system will be similar to the last one, the bulk of the rain will likely be centered o

police say the ages 13 thru 17,slammed into in a tree.two teenagers died, the other four were hospitilizedessot the single vehicle crash happened around around 7 friday night on lone tree way and indian hill drive.police say a 17 year old passenger was ejected while five other occupants were still trapped inside.caution tape and debris is all that remains of the night's tragedyfriends and loved ones left candles and flowers, in honor of the victims. ( james ) legend in san francisco was remembered over the weekend. friends, family and former colleagues of the late ray taliaferro celebrated his life at the commonwealth club along the embarcadero. the 79-year-old was found dead in kentucky last month after he went missing. foul play is not suspected. friends say he left an indelible mark on the city where which he was born, raised and made a name for himself.

dutch bros coffee is the country's largest privately held drive-thru coffee company, with more than 320s in seven states. the company is headquartered in grants pass, oregon, where it was founded in 1992. ( james ) in the east bay... a 15-year-old student has been suspended after a b-b gun was reportedly found in his backpack. a school resource officer at hercules high school ... responded to a report of a disruptive student in a classroom on tuesday afternoon. the student was sent home but police say, he left his bag behind. the b-b gun was found inside the bag. the teen was suspended, and according to police there may be additional consequences. ( darya ) now to the peninsula ... where police in palo alto released a sketch of one of three suspects who robbed a pedestrian. this is the suspect sketch. the victim says, on monday night he was being followed along university avenue while heading to the transit center. he says he stopped to check his phone to let the group pass ... when one of them grabbed his phone ... and another started kicking him. the victim described the group as bein

police say the s-u-v with 6 teenagers inside, ages 13 thru 17,slammed into in a tree.two teenagers died, the other four were hospitilized with injuriessot the single vehicle crash friday night on lone tree way and indian hill drive.police say a 17 year old passenger was ejected while five other occupants were still trapped inside. caution tape and debris is all that remains of the night's tragedyfriends and loved ones left candles and flowers, in honor of the victims. kron4's dan thorn spoke with a woman who helps these victims.. he's live in santa rosa tonight with the list of the accused...dan? the santa rosa diocese is the latest across the country and the bay area to release a list of accused sex abusers involved with the church. a woman who works with people who were abused by priests says these are continued steps in the right direction. the diocese of santa rosa releases almost 40 names of priests accused or convicted of

elijah fulfilled his dream of helping the staff work the drive-thru.sm continued the celebration inside the restaurant enjoying a cookie cake with family and friends. jillian: that juicy burger right there is made of plants. just one step forward as the company aims to make vegan steaks. impossible foods founder telling the company is working on replicating beef. rob: finally the ugly. eyes on the prize. new york jets head coach adam gates becomes internet sensation with facial expresses during press conference. everyone talking about the intense look in his eyes. jillian: scary. todd: what i'm go to say is a first world problems. they should get some compensation from the government. because it is so tough being a jets fan and even their press conference. jillian: same thing with the browns. you could go on. todd: you could. jillian: have a good day. we have got to go. bye. >> happening right now, another caravan marched towards our southern border. >> there are signs that this may be even larger than the last. >> congress could fix this in five minut

trump lawyer and customer attempting to crawl through the drive-thru window, rudy giuliani.liani went on the sunday shows to clear trump of the latest scandal by creating a new one. >> did president trump or anyone on the trump team talk to michael cohen about his congressional testimony before he-- before he gave congressional testimony or after he gave congressional testimony? >> if-- if he had any discussions with him, they'd be about the version of the events that michael cohen gave them, which they all believed was true. i believed it was true. >> but you just acknowledged that president trump might have talked to him about his testimony. >> and so what? >> stephen: so what? ( laughter ) so, guilty! ( laughter ) and it gets worse. remember, trump has claimed that all negotiations over trump tower moscow ended in the summer of 2016. buzzfeed is claiming that that's what trump told cohen to lie about. so, naturally, in an interview with the "new york times," giuliani quoted trump as saying, the trump tower moscow discussions were "going on from the day i announced to the

increases which are about $6 million in the first year, $3 million in any of the additional years from two thru0. and basically they're funding priorities focused on caregiver support, innovative community service centers, support for housing, retention, legal services, and financial planning, nutrition, wellness and support for veterans. so they were sponsoring where the mayor took 45 minutes. i'm sure that is in the director's report, a lot more detail because i'm going from memory. she talked about the key issues affecting disability such as housing, employment. she talked about affordable accessible housing with regards to proposition c and other bands that are in place for -- bonds that are in place for restoration of low-income housing with regards to multifamily dwellings. she talked about the commitment that started with mayor lee, the 5,000 units of building affordable accessible housing and the challenges of the city going through the per met and process program and working out a system to make that process go faster so we can get more affordable housing. she touched on a lot of issue

man runt underway for a man who shot through a drive-thru window because he didn't get the taco sauceock themselves in a bathroom to call 911. thankfully nobody was hurt. jillian: finally the you will, family woken up by the middle of the night by exploding refrigerator. 4 month old whirlpool appliance leaving a hole in the wall and damaging several homes. whirlpool says it's looking into i have never had a refridge explode. rob: i have so many questions. jillian: i had a candle exemployed once. i walked out of the room two seconds and it literally exploded and caught on fire and went everywhere in my bathroom. it cut my foot when i walked back. in chards of glass. there is a story for the day. happy new year. jillian: true story. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ so wake me up when it's over ♪ when i'm wiser and i'm older ♪ all this time i was finding myself. ainsley: oh, yeah, we woke up this morning with an alarm clock. the first time in about a week and a half. steve: it kind of hurt, too. welcome, everybody, it a wednesday. it's going to feel like a monday to you. it is janua

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it's the difference between the big mac in the commercial and ac the one yoally get in your drive-thru[ laughter ] and on top of that, trump and putin have had several private meetings with no one else in attendance.no and we havdea what they discussed in those meetings. the only people who do know are the russians thanks to note-taking practices developed during the soviet era. the "washington post" reported yesterday the united stas has no detailed record of trump's five face-to-face interactions with putin over the past two years. russia, on the other hand, almost certain does. the interpreters working for soviet leaders were trained to take nearly verbatim stenographic notes.e can you imagw hard it is to take verbatim stenographic notes of donald trump? even closed captioning has a ll hard time ing what he's saying. >> god bless the united schates. thank you very muc [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: that's why -- [ cheers and applause ] that's why their argument keeps changing. they don't have an argument and the ality is slowly sinking in. trump can say he didn't know he was col

raising tax rates on pass-thru business owners and corporations all of which provide critical jobs and contribute to economic growth across the nation and for the first time in probably 40 or 50 years made our businesses competitive with the rest of the world when we have a 35% tax rate like we did for years and years or decades and decades on corporations and the world average is about 23%. how can you expect american corporations to compete? we're now at 21%. it wasn't long after we passed 21%, that we read about china maybe feeling that they were uncompetitive and going to have to lower their traits. other countries are thinking about doing it as well. just like the reagan tax cuts of the 1960's -- i mean, of the 1980's, the united states is plowing ahead, setting a standard for the rest of the world, lower tax rates with the business and the individuals making decisions on how -- where they earn their money, how much they're going to spend, how much they're going to save. it's a heck of a lot better than 535 members of congress making that decision, because when we make decisions a

that's until the ellises pulled up to the drive-thru with more than just a request for a big mac.tead they had a big gift ready for her. take a look at this. >> that black car right there's yours. >> are you for real? >> it's max's old car. so we made a deal and we're giving it to you. >> thank you. god bless you. >> i love that. she said god bless you. ellis says he's been fortunate lately and wanted to pass along that good fortune and he knows that vicky will do the same one day as soon as she's able. that is really nice. >> isn't that so sweet? >> and if she's anything like me there are a ton of mcdonald's wrappers on the passenger side seat, empty. >> hopefully when they gave her the car they cleaned it up a little bit. but we'll have to go back to the footage and make sure. thank you for that one. next up, the amazing reunion between the little boy and his teddy bear. when california mom anna picard returned from vacation in hawaii she realized she and her son had left the beloved stuffed bear sutro behind. and after many tears and an e-mail from anna to the grand hyatt kauai

russian asset, to the fact that the white house is serving so much fast food, they have added a drive-thruer ] [ applause ] what's next? is he gonna -- [ cheers and applause ] is he going to try to achieve peace in the middle east with a summit at chuck e. cheese? [ laughter ] "no quarters for anyone until you sort this out." [ light laughter ] yes, trump really did give a prime time address on the wall last week, and he thinks it helped sway public opinion to his side. but the actual polling says something very different. >> within the last half hour, quinnipiac has come out with a new poll, asking did the president's speech last week from the oval office change your mind about the wall? only 2% said yes. >> seth: 2%? maybe the speech only polled at 2% because trump's eye was only 2% open. [ light laughter ] that's why he thinks he can win any fight. he's popeye, except with bacon instead of spinach. [ light laughter ] trump's argument is not working because it's detached from reality. it's also very hard to follow. for example, trump has recently found a new favorite line that he keeps r