. >> gio: ashley park's health scare. the "emily in paris" star revealing she was hospitalized after tonsillitis spiraled into septic shock. her condition and the symptoms to watch out for. dr. sutton joins us live. >> rhiannon: january is the perfect time to set financial goals. the smart framework to use to keep you motivated and help you succeed. >> whit: the future is bright and so are these "gma" rays of sunshine. two teenagers and best friends sharing kindness and making a difference. ♪ and you're gonna hear me roar ♪ >> gio: we're roaring into '24 with healthy eating, fun and delicious dishes from the chef who made hungry lady salads a viral sensation. plus, a dessert with a surprise ingredient you won't believe as we say, good morning, america. >> whit: hey, everybody, good morning, america. great to have you with us on this saturday. great to have rhiannon ally back at the desk with us. >> rhiannon: i'm hungry now. >> whit: we are roaring into '24 by eating healthy but not sacrificing the fun. otherwise you fall

governor abbott continuing to dig his heels into shelby park. ashley: sending a message indeed.e latest in eagle pass on the border. joining me now is the governor of oklahoma kevin stitt. great to see you. i believe you are looking to send national guard troops to the texas border, you are not a border state so the question, why do you want to do this? >> the real question the american people are asking themselves is why in the world is president biden cutting razor wire to let illegals enter our country. the best way to explain it is there's 28 ports of entry on the mexico texas border and it's already federal law, illegal in any way except those ports of entry and the fact that we have a president that's breaking the law, we support texas. 25 other governors tell texas they will be back here and americans are frustrated with the situation and fentanyl death are on the rise in my state, 500% and we know it is a tax on our healthcare system and we've got to get this stopped. it makes no sense whatsoever. ashley: of the issue of this particular park went to court and the court s

park in eagle pass. right there on the border. ashley, come in, do we know why they've taken over the park? ah, stuart, part of an effort to stop the surge of illegal migration into texas, shelby park it's called in eagle pass. it's been at the scepter of the migrant -- center of the migrant crisis now razor wire and fences are blocking off that whole area and texas national guard now in control and border patrol by the way prevented from entering the area. interesting situation. sals the latest move as tensions increase between texas governor greg abbott and the federal government and the union is praising governor abbott for taking matter into his own hands saying it allows agents now to focus on trouble spots with high numbers of got aways. just ramping up the tensions down on the border. stuart: that is the truth. thanks, ashley. going to check the markets for you. i keep saying this, got to remember it's a three day weekend coming up for the market. it's martin luther king day on monday and the market is closed. if you're buying something today, you're going to have to carry it for thre

possible say, but tina fey told "variety," i couldn't possible say, but we do have some fun cameos ashley parkl be in tomorrow right here studio 1a. >>> up next, the greatest night in pop we have a "popstart" exclusive a first look at the new document headed to netflix. you guys remember this, exploring the film "we are the world. the film features never-before-seen footage from materially planning stages of this massive music moment, including writing sessions with lionel ritchie and michael jackson. plus, interviews with many of the artists, bruce springsteen, cyndi lauper and he wis and more here is a peek >> the greatest artists of a generation came together to save some lies. >> must be a dream. huh? >> hello, hello. >> but we only had one night to get this right let's get this party started ♪ >> let's start chopping wood. >> we stop for a minute, this thing will be chaos. >> i don't want to open a can of worms. >> from that moment on, i was nervous. >> people didn't know what we were going to be doing. >> there's really no excuse. there is a full-on fight going on what am i supposed to s

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national parks, not state parks. ashley: i will go with 356, number 3. murphy is playing too. >> i will go with number one or 2. stuart: i will go with 288 on the grounds that 428, are you kidding me? if you include state parks, just nationality. in 1916, woodrow wilson created the national park service, 85 million across 50 states. 30 seconds left. quick check of the markets down one hundred 60 on the dow industrials but we managed to go to the green for the nasdaq and the s&p. they are hurting the dow industrial average. that is it for "varney and company". don't forget, results of the new hampshire primary will be coming out tonight and we will have them. not me personally but fox business. coast-to-coast starts right now. neil: >> donal

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ashley: texas authorities beefing up security at shelby park in eagle pass bringing in more razor wireants. that's the center of a lawsuit between texas and the biden administration. shelby park has been used as a staging area for processing migrants crossing near the rio grande. texas attorney general ken paxton told the department of homeland security that his state will simply not allow or give in to demands to allow federal agents into the park. the texas military department seize control of shelby park last week saying the move was necessary to prevent further illegal immigration into eagle pass. as that stalemate plays out a federal appeals court has temporarily reversed an order requiring texas to remove the floating barrier on the border that holds back the flow of illegal immigrants but now the barriers stay in place until appeals for the fifth circuit take up the place in may. in a meantime they stay. stuart: thanks. the wall street journal is sounding the alarm on adam schiff's run for the senate. ship has a radical agenda. you wants to transform america into something like

ashley dvorkin, box eight news. well runners of all ages took to golden gate park, brighton, early today for the annual hot chocolate run. >> once runners finished their race, they were given a mug filled to the brim with hot chocolate, chocolate fondue and dippable treats. proceeds from today's race will go toward this year's partnered organization, the special olympics. >> well, she's known for being an outspoken member of oakland city council, and tonight we are putting the focus on carol fife to learn more about her story and what led her to public office. >> i didn't realize that i was holding that until we went through the moms for housing saga, when all of these women were talking about their challenges with homelessness because i was trying to tuck it down and, like, not let the public know that i had experienced that as well, because i was also embarrassed that you can join us tomorrow night on the 10:00 news. >> our claudine wong sits down with council member fife to hear about her personal struggles and how they are fueling her passions at city hall. and if you don't want to wait until tomorrow, you can w

simple check our other parking zone number and thanks for >> ashley, would you please do roll call. >> commissioner anderson. >> here. >> ha will i see. >> here. >> jones. >> here. >> louie. >> here. >> mesola. >> here. >> >> reading [ramaytush ohlone an zest ar land] good morning and welcome to the rec and park commission meeting. this meeting is being held in hybrid format with the meeting happening in room 416 with option to see join and provide public comment in-person and remotely. we ask that you turn off any electric devices in order for the meet to go proceed as efficiently as possible. we ask for your patience if we experience any technical issues. public comment will be available for each item on the agenda, unless otherwise announced by the president, each person will have two minutes for each item. we will take public comment first from people attending in-person and then from people attending remotely. we ask that you request but do not require you to complete a blue card. for joining remotely, you may view the meeting live, use, you may provide public comment remotely by

would like to say that was a great thing that was brought to the park, thank you rec and park for that. and, ashley have i now covered everything that i discussed? thank you, i'm done. >> anything else commissioners? okay, any public comment on commissioners matters? okay, seeing none, i'm going to move on to new business agenda setting, anything from the commissioners on that? okay, any public comment? let's move on to communications. any public comment on the communications? seeing none, public comment is closed. we're now on 18, adjournment. >> i need a second. >> second. >> all those in favor say aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> any opposition. we are adjourned at 1:58 p.m. >> thank you. >> thank you. [♪♪♪] >> i just wanted to say a few words. one is to the parents and to all of the kids. thank you for supporting this program and for trusting us to create a soccer program in the bayview. >> soccer is the world's game, and everybody plays, but in the united states, this is a sport that struggles with access for certain communities. >> i coached basketball in a coached football for years, it is the same t

would like to say that was a great thing that was brought to the park, thank you rec and park for that. and, ashley, i think have i now covered everything that i discussed? thank you, i'm done. >> anything else commissioners? okay, any public comment on commissioners matters? okay, seeing none, i'm going to move on to new business agenda setting, anything from the commissioners on that? okay, any public comment? let's move on to communications. any public comment on the communications? seeing none, public comment is closed. we're now on 18, adjournment. >> i need a second. >> second. >> all those in favor say aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> any opposition. we are adjourned at 1:58 p.m. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> (clapping). >> happy anniversary sfgov you have been providing access to public meetings to keep folks connected and our original programming highlights the best of information and makes the city proud >> i love teaching. it is such an exhilarating experience when people began to feel their own creativity. >> this really is a place where all people can come and take a class and fill part of the

would like to say that was a great thing that was brought to the park, thank you rec and park for that. and, ashley think have i now covered everything that i discussed? thank you, i'm done. >> anything else commissioners? okay, any public comment on commissioners matters? okay, seeing none, i'm going to move on to new business agenda setting, anything from the commissioners on that? okay, any public comment? let's move on to communications. any public comment on the communications? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i need a second. >> second. >> all those in favor say aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> any opposition. we are adjourned at 1:58 p.m. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> one more statement. we are the one. that is our first single that we made. that is our opinion. >> i can't argue with you. >> you are responsible please do not know his exact. [♪] [♪] [♪] >> i had a break when i was on a major label for my musical career. i took a seven year break. and then i came back. i worked in the library for a long time. when i started working the san francisco history centre i noticed they had the hippi

attention of our parking time and it is by the pay by phone is simple check our other parking zone number and thanks for >> ashley, would you please do roll call. >> commissioner anderson. >> here. >> ha will i see. >> here. >> jones. >> here. >> louie. >> here. >> mesola. >> here. >>

ashley is unique in her training. she has been a public historian for much of her career. she did her time in the national park service at richmond national military park. she gave fantastic tours at gainesville, as well as cold harbor. and she was also, i think, the first person to design and interpret programs in richmond for the famous bred riots. and i'm sure how the richmond bred riot connected to her topic today, which is it's a quite a title performances of suffering confetti, starvation parties. it's a great title. i should also note what she endures on that on a daily basis is my music. our offices are adjoining and i will play music. and i love band the hold steady. i was very excited and i said, ashley, listen to this. i think you're going to like it. and her response, absolutely --. said, is that music. she is former student, but she's now my colleague and a wonderful colleague. she does so much for all of us here at the conference, so much for our students and i'm excited for you to have an opportunity to hear her as a scholar. ashley coming. with you. you. well, thank you, pete. i appreciate the

ashley dvorkin, fox news ktvu fox two news at five starts now. >> a woman spends the night trapped on top of an overturned car, surrounded by water in an east bay park. she is finally rescued when a chp helicopter moves in to pull her to safety. she was stranded there for 15 hours before firstrillionesponders found her, and then began that delicate rescue operation. good evening. >> i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. we'll get to that story in just a minute. but first, a 77 year old woman died after she was hit by a boy riding a bike at bayfair center in san leandro. and tonight, the woman's family is urging children to take extra care when they ride those bikes near pedestrians. ktvu crime reporter henry lee has the story. >> a senseless tragedy mary lou eggman and her sister cathy tapia are in mourning and want answers. >> their sister, 77 year old judy eisenberg, died after she was hit by a boy riding his bike at bayfair center in san leandro . >> safety matters everyone says all, all the time. you know someone's going to get hurt and someone got killed. >> it happened the afternoon of january 3rd. eisenberg was leaving kohl's at the mal

ashley summers. or e mail us as recpork. commission sfgov.org part of the president's report includes opening of events we had a lovely opening at a park called the fillmore turk minipark. next to the mc donald on fillmore left week. it was a love low festive event. recommend people going out and out. >> we had visitations from santa claus and hiself helpers and arts, crafts. music. dj, our mayor came out. total low joy us and in her element this is a community endeavour. i think goes back when she was air supervisor. and it truly has been takes a village to get this going. we had incredible pro bono work done by a designer, sailoral mention that later in the general manager's report. kudos to all involved. in the opening of the minipark. for a bit of fun we i think under budget time wise. have had a ribbon cutting that rain got in the way but had stall work pickle ballers this came out on december 18 for reopening of the carl larson pickle ball complex out 18th avenue. this is an anticipated complex in the sunset district. this marked a mile stone and rec and park effort to accommodate larity of the sport. and added on meet the demand

ashley dvorkin, fox news ktvu fox two news at five starts now. >> a woman spends the night trapped on top of an overturned car, surrounded by water in an east bay parkly rescued when a chp helicopter moves in to pull her to safety. she was stranded there for 15 hours before firstrillionesponders found her, and then began that delicate rescue operation. good evening. >> i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. we'll get to that story in just a minute. but first, a 77 year old woman died after

park. do i hear a motion in support? so moved. do i hear a second, second? all those in favor? let's take a roll call. roll call. vote, please. ashley on the motion. commissioner anderson, i. commissioner. halsey. commissioner. jupiter jones. i. commissioner. louis i. commissioner weintraub i. motion passes. it is unanimous. great. thank you. and i know commissioners are thinking i think we heard some great comments from the president of the rec and park commission just regarding how she evaluates the impact of the shadow on the actual open space itself. and so, while certainly respect principled stances, you may consider, uh, adopting some of her mindset in terms of evaluating the impact of the less than 1% shadow, um, addition on maritime plaza or whatever, uh, may help you to understand how to kind of thread the needle between our desires that we have with this project. but that said, is there any comments or questions or motions i make a motion to raise the cumulative shadow limit for the project in front of us. second, great. we got three seconds there, lots of support. indeed if there's no further deliberation commissioners, t

ashley summers. or e mail us as recpork. commission sfgov.org part of the president's report includes opening of events we had a lovely opening at a park called the fillmore turk minipark. next to the mc donald on fillmore left week. it was a love low festive event. recommend people going out and out. >> we had visitations from santa claus and hiself helpers and arts, crafts. music. dj, our mayor came out. total low joy us and in her element this is a community endeavour. i think goes back when she was air supervisor. and it truly has been takes a village to get this going. we had incredible pro bono work done by a designer, sailoral mention that later in the general manager's report. kudos to all involved. in the opening of the minipark. for a bit of fun we i think under budget time wise. have had a ribbon cutting that rain got in the way but had stall work pickle ballers this came out on december 18 for reopening of the carl larson pickle ball complex out 18th avenue. this is an anticipated complex in the sunset district. this marked a mile stone and rec and park effort to accommodate larity of the sport. and added on meet the demand