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christina.if a tip came in to the police, which led them to where angie was buried, don't you think that that tipster must know more about who killed angie? >> yeah, i would think so. >> christina, what do you think happened? >> i have been told there's a local gang in indianapolis, and angie was acquaintances with one of the gang members, and she had accidentally overheard them talking about a double homicide that they had committed. and they needed for her to be quiet. they paid the person of interest to kill angie. >> if a gang is involved with the murder of your daughter one how can you even begin to figure out why your daughter would be on their radar? >> she was a dancer, and you know, she worked at clubs. and you get to know a lot of people when you work in places like that. >> how do you get through the day and how do you honor your daughter every day. >> i get through the day by trying to keep busy, but i try to keep her memory alive by keeping her story out there, by keeping her name o

. >> christina, good evening to you. in his first full day in office, president trump said his focus on artificial intelligence announcing billions of dollars to build ai infrastructure. >> but it will ensure the future of technology. what we want to do is we want to keep it in this country. china is a competitor and others are competitors. we want we want it to be in this country, and we're making it available. i'm going to help a lot through emergency declarations because we have an emergency. we have to get this stuff built. but it's technology and artificial intelligence all made in the usa, beginning immediately. stargate will be building the physical and virtual infrastructure to power the next generation of advancements in ai. >> the private sector investment, called stargate, is a joint venture between bay area companies open ai and oracle, and japanese company softbank. the company is committing to investing $500 billion over the next four years to, among other things, build data centers in the u.s. for powering

the goal here, christina.y want students in the classroom focused on learning, not being concerned about what may happen on immigration. of course, this is all yet to play out, but definitely a lot of talk about it here on campus. >> they don't want students being distracted in your sense with talking to students there, did you did you get the sense that they are afraid? >> well, you know, that's really hard to say. i mean, it's only been three days, and a lot of these students are getting their information from social media. there's a lot of traffic on social media, but no one told us anything about, you know, a false rumor, for example, like they saw an ice agent on campus here yesterday or whatever. so that level of rumor has not occurred yet, but they're definitely keeping an eye on it and made it clear that social media channels are buzzing with this new issue, potentially a new issue here on campuses. >> all right. mark sayer, live in redwood city. mark thank you. santa cruz county educators there are la

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christina.lots of safety precautions out tonight. joey, how long will the muni routes be free tonight? >> well, long enough for folks to get home. muni is saying that they're doing those free routes until 5 a.m. sam trans and caltrain also offering free rides tonight and chp. maximum enforcement continues until midnight tomorrow. christina. >> joey horta, live in the city tonight. joey. enjoy the fireworks. you can ring in the new year with a look at san francisco's fireworks show. from the comfort of your living room tonight, just tap into the fox local app at midnight for a live stream of our celebration. after downloading the free app on your smartphone or smart tv, just select ktvu. rain failed to get in the way of new york city's new year's eve ball drop. but a wet crowd rang in the new year. in times square, crowds from that party are beginning to thin out this hour. fox's connor hanson explains, it takes a whole lot of law enforcement coordination to keep a crowd this size safe. [music] >

christina. yeah. unsettled weather as you were talking about severe weather for portions of northern california. the national weather service will head out to that zone tomorrow. and as a result, we'll get more information, more of a confirmation. but it is already a confirmed tornado. as you can see the location. you can see just to give you some bearing here, there's red bluff redding and just to the east of cottonwood with that tornado report. here is the radar imagery from earlier today. this all happened during the 5:00 hour. so that's when we had the tornado warning issued. and then it actually expired at 6:00. and thankfully no damage or injuries to report. showing you rainfall for us here in the bay area, those numbers adding up. so we had kind of a soggy friday across parts of the bay area, especially up in the north bay. santa rosa 0.46, san francisco 0.18. and here is the plan this weekend. it will be dry, but it won't be completely sunny. we have some fog first thing tomorrow morning. part

christina. thank you. sleep well. firefighters are waging an uphill battle against several fast moving wildfires all across southern california, particularly here in the l.a. county area. they're being fueled by dry conditions and ferocious santa ana winds, even though they've subsided to levels that weren't as bad as last night. still, 0% containment as we've been talking about. want to go ahead and bring in san diego county supervisor jim desmond to talk about how these strong winds are creating massive challenges for these fire crews. supervisor desmond, thank you so much for coming on tonight. i guess my first question to you, has san diego county sent any resources up here to la, or have you guys been asked to? >> oh, absolutely. >> we've we've i know we've got several fire departments, you know, sending aid and, and firefighters up to, you know, to help fight, fight this fire. you know and you know our condolences go to the, you know, the families who've lost loved ones, the people who've

christina. >> hi, jason. authorities identified the suspect in this case as 37 year old matthew berger of colorado springs. they say he was a highly decorated army soldier, most recently a green beret who was on leave from germany. they believe he was the lone driver of the tesla cybertruck that you see here, exploding wednesday morning outside of the trump international hotel in las vegas. authorities believe berger shot himself in the head while in the vehicle before the explosion. investigators say they found a lot of evidence in the cybertruck, including a military id, a passport, multiple guns and materials they believe were intended to fuel a larger explosion. seven people suffered minor injuries from the incident. authorities say it could have been worse if the steel sided vehicle didn't absorb a lot of the force from the blast. also, there are some similarities between the terror attack in new orleans and the cybertruck explosion. the suspects in both incidents served time in the army. they were in af

christina, christina, christina, lesbian, lesbian, lesbian. >> jon: what! what are you doing?ou just [bleep] summoned them! do you understand? you can't just say the name three times! do you know what you just unleashed onto this earth? from now on, it's just infernos and lesbian firefighters. by the way, i'm not sure megyn with a "y" should be criticizing people named christina. but apparently, to the right, drought conditions, high winds, and densely stacked flammable structures were all fine until they added the lesbians. and then, something peculiar happened. >> what is your message to city administrators starting with mayor bass? >> my message is the fire department needs to be properly funded. >> and it's not? >> it's not at this point. >> did the city of los angeles fail you? >> yes. >> we need to be fully, fully funded and supported so that our firefighters can do their jobs. >> jon: lesbian firefighter has attacked black lady mayor! who will the right support in this opposite of a sophie's choice? really, i mean, in the hierarchy of dei crimes, black lady mayer, lesbi

jesse. >> christina, good evening to you. and after the school day was completed, staffers and teachers here had the opportunity to meet with grief counselors. i'm told that went very well and was well attended. students had the same opportunity all during the school day. this after three current students were killed and one former student injured in a head on collision. his father says brandon alarcon celebrated his 18th birthday just weeks before christmas, and was looking forward to getting his own car sometime in the new year. tragically, brandon is one of three hollister area teens whose lives came to an end on this two lane road in unincorporated san benito county tuesday evening. >> i was honestly shocked. i was when i heard about it. i didn't know who it was, but this morning i had seen who they were and i was. it was really a surreal moment because i've seen those people around school had classes with them. and just to know that they're not here anymore, it's very a sad story. >> officials with the san benito high sc

good evening to you. >> christina. good evening. there was a major development in the investigation today. the fbi now says they do believe the driver acted alone. and they're still working to determine a clear motive. bourbon street reopening on thursday, one day after a pickup truck plowed into a crowd, killing more than a dozen people. investigators now believe the suspect, a 42 year old u.s. army veteran, acted alone and say social media posts show he was inspired by isis. >> he originally planned to harm his family and friends, but was concerned the news headlines would not focus on the, quote, war between the believers and the disbelievers. >> the fbi says the suspect rented the truck in houston on december 30th, and then drove it to new orleans. on thursday, police searched his texas home for potential evidence, as well as a rented new orleans property where bomb making materials were found. >> fbi and atf agents have secured that house. we have recovered two laptops and are currently reviewing them for any potential leads. >

betty. >> christina. tonight was the first chance for many oakland residents and business owners to voice their frustrations directly to the police commission. this comes after governor gavin newsom urged the city of oakland to relax its restrictions on police chases. >> every single oakland citizen is being affected by this no chase policy because of all these businesses are closing down. all these criminals are getting away with it. >> frustrated, oaklanders called for changes to oakland's police pursuit policy, which they argued is too restrictive. >> before a town hall hosted by the police commission, where is public safety in this discussion? the current policy, which was implemented about ten years ago, restricts officers from pursuing suspects unless they have a gun or are involved in forceable violent crimes, such as a carjacking or murder. last september, the police commission discussed possible changes to the policy, but ultimately decided against any revisions. >> we are all here because we are

for san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. yet another city is expected to say they have no confidence in her leadership. >> 6. good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a tuesday. i'm darya and james, we've got lots of news to get to. you. just saw the headlines there. we'll get to those stories in a minute. but first want to start with a check of the weather cold again and it is next for chilly. good morning, nights are chilly. these mornings are chilly. if you're just about to head outside, you might want to grab a warm coat. you'll probably be happy. you did because there are freeze warnings and there are frost advisories across the bay area. in fact, if you're down in the santa clara valley, you're going to dealing with a frost, what warning? and also a freeze warning. and that's also for the southern east bay mountains and hills. so that's for subfreezing temperatures down there. frost advisory across much of the bay area today, although right by the water's edge, not so much, but it will warm up nicely. we're goi

christina greer, charles coleman jr and aisha mills are all back with me. i'm christina.d aileen cannon appears very likely to keep blocking the doj from releasing jack smith's classified documents report. what is the significance of that move and preventing it not only to the public, but select lawmakers from seeing volume two? >> well, obviously, you know, i defer to the lawyers here, but, you know, there's clearly information in that report that would behoove americans to know, and it should be on the public record. but i think so many americans, especially democrats, feel like the horse has left the barn. we have a convicted felon who will be inaugurated on monday. if merrick garland were to act, and jack smith, many argued that it should have been months, if not years ago. so there's a frustration on the democratic side that this important, albeit this information, albeit incredibly important, is in many ways a little too little, too late. i think many americans already know that donald trump is guilty and has committed many of the crimes that have been laid out in v

it accused sheriff christina corpus of workplace misconduct. there were also allegations of an inappropriate relationship between her and her executive director. in early november, the board of supervisors were set to fire the executive director, but the sheriff instead promoted him in an attempt to block that move. >> effective immediately, i'm appointing dr. victor to the position of assistant sheriff. i am the sheriff of this county. i answer to the people of san mateo county who elected me. i will not be bullied. >> since the report was released, the assistant sheriff, matthew fox, stepped down just last week. the city of san carlos approved a no confidence vote against corpus, calling on her to resign. san mateo county supervisors will place the measure on the march ballot to give them power to remove the elected official. still, corpus is denying the allegations and is refusing to step down. our max darrow has the latest on her effort to fight back. >> reporter: san mateo county sheriff christina corpus is taking her employer, san mateo c

christina, as we know, let's talk about the key moments of this week. we saw a number of trump's nominees in the hot seat for their confirmation hearings. take a quick listen to trump's treasury pick, scott bessent pushing to extend trump's 2017 tax cuts. >> if we do not. the fix these tax cuts, if we do not renew and extend, then we will be facing an economic calamity. and as always, with financial instability that falls on the middle and working class people. >> well, i mean, christina, that is true, right? i mean, the people that suffer the most are our middle class, our working class. but these tax cuts for billionaires, they're never going to benefit the middle and the working classes. >> i mean, katie, what we're witnessing is a 21st century version of reagan's trickle down economics, where wealthy republicans consistently give their friends and obviously donors tax breaks and say ultimately, it will trickle down to the working class and middle class families. and we've seen time and time again, it does not. we have the incoming president who's, y

kron 4 received a copy of the 5 page claim filed against san mateo county. >> claiming sheriff christina corpus is a victim of discrimination, harassment and defamation calls for the sheriff's resignation started after 400 page report was released by the county's independent investigator. corpus was accused of racism, retaliation, homophobia, abuse of power and having a romantic relationship with the assistant sheriff, her lawyer bradgate says the incomplete investigation was missing key evidence and done for legal reasons by releasing the report. initially they violated the rights sheriff corpus because as a peace officer. >> she is protected under what's known as a peace officers. bill of rights. includes confidentiality. so when they disclose some of this information, they broke the law. the claim against the county was filed on december 3rd for the amount of 10 million dollars we were supposed to hear from the sheriff in her own words monday about the details of the claim. but the press conference was canceled. sheriff was unavailable because of developments going on. and this is som

christina coleman is in altadena with the latest. christina?r house so many of them just gone. absolutely devastating you see the debris and the steps people were walking up just days ago now it's covered in debris. five people lost their lives in the fire burning over 10,000 acres, 750 firefighting personnel are just working to get the fire under control. it's at 0% containment and there's a lot of firefighters driving in the neighbourhood looking for hot spots and small fires to make sure they don't spark into larger ones. it's not as windy as it was last night but there is still wind and it's erratic. it's causing these embers to just fly in the neighbourhood but that's what firefighters are concerned about they are working around the clock here the fire is 0% containment to and just moving this master down the smell of the smoke is strong. it is going to be a lot of time for people to clean up this area and the grieving the emotional impact that it will have on so many people here finishing off the holiday break returning from christmas bre

yeah. >> christina. police and fire trucks still on scene nearly nine hours after that cybertruck exploded. we've been here all day, and we've just been noticing nonstop emergency vehicles going in and out of that perimeter that metro police has set up. now, this explosion happened just as guests were checking out of the hotel, or guests were coming back from their night of celebrating new year's eve. [music] fire truck after fire truck rushing to trump tower wednesday morning after this cybertruck exploded right in front of the entrance. >> there was a lot of snow, smoke, and bruce, a guest staying at the hotel, was just pulling into the valet moments after the explosion. it was an explosion out of nothing. it didn't have a why or what? it basically the car was there and then boom just happened. >> others standing just inches away. oscar terrell, visiting from spain, tells us he was in the lobby the moment we were in the in the lobby, about to turn the rotating doors. >> the explosion happened and we sa

christina, welcome to the program. very good to speak to you. so we all seeing more and more of these devastating fires hit the west of the united states and they're increasing no, any just in frequency, but also in intensity. what is fueling the size? i say almost any metrics fires across the western united states in western canada or worsening. so they are growing larger. they are burning more intensely. they're burning over a longer season during the year. and part of what is fueling. this is very clearly climate change. it was too early to say for these specific fires exactly what role climate change played. so what we do know is that over the past 50 years or so, the number of to use with extreme buyer weathers, these hot dry wendy conditions has increased across california. and we know that that long term trend, this is related to global warming and a drying trend across the region as well. so there are many factors that have to come together for fires like this to happen. hot temperatures, dry conditions, strong winds. we also have to hav

. >> christina corpus was released last year followed by calls for her to resign. appreciate you being with us. i'm grant lotus. the sheriff is now countering with a complaint against the county claiming discrimination kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> this 5 page claim filed against the county of san mateo by sheriff christina corpus is lawyer was filed on december 3rd. and if there's a claim that there are some in the county who still believe that law enforcement is a, quote, white man's world. the claim filed against san mateo county says this is a case of discrimination and harassment against sheriff christina corpus. her attorney brad gage says county leaders do not want either a woman or latinx person as head of their sheriffs department. sheriff corpus tried to just >> the a team player and work with the system. but when she continued to be more wind again and again, she had no choice but to representation calls for the sheriff's resignation started after a scathing 400 page report was done by the county's independent investigator. she was accused of racis

christina. the winds actually backed off a bit today, but we are expecting the winds to pull up later on tonight into tomorrow morning. so we still have red flag warnings. we still have high wind warnings and wind advisories as well. here's the satellite picking up on those big smoke plumes here. you can definitely see the fires here. this is the palisades fire. that smoke drifting out to sea. and then also this is the fire. and much bigger smoke plume once again drifting out to sea as well. of course, with all that, you have poor air quality in parts of southern california. so some of the headlines, the red flag fire warning remains in place for tonight until 6 p.m. friday. there's the chance we could have more red flag warnings down the road, because we still have elevated fire danger into the weekend and especially into next week. a high wind warning focused in the mountains that begins in about an hour until 2 p.m. on friday, and a wind advisory until 2 p.m. on friday. so you get the breakdo

the controversy surrounding san mateo county sheriff christina corpus is going nowhere. a report against the sheriff was released last year followed by calls for her resignation. but the sheriff is now countering with a complaint against the county claiming discrimination and kron four's. rob nesbitt spoke with her attorney today. sheriff christina corpus was scheduled to speak today at one 30 pm, but that press conference was canceled. her lawyer says that's because new information was discovered over the weekend. that needs to be combed through on friday. kron 4 received a copy of the 5 page claim filed against san mateo county. >> claiming sheriff christina corpus is a victim of discrimination, harassment and defamation calls for the sheriff's resignation started after 400 page report was released by the county's independent investigator. corpus was accused of racism, retaliation, homophobia, abuse of power and having a romantic relationship with the assistant sheriff, her lawyer bradgate says the incomplete investigation was missing key evidence and done for legal re

. >> the controversy surrounding san mateo county sheriff christina corpus is continuing into the new year now. a report against the sheriff was released last year following which followed calls for her to resign. yeah. but the sheriff is now countering with a complaint against the county that claims discrimination kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with her attorney today about that alleged discrimination. >> this 5 page claim filed against the county of san mateo by sheriff christina corpus is lawyer was filed on december 3rd. and if there's a claim that there are some in the county who still believe that law enforcement is a, quote, white man's world. the claim filed against san mateo county says this is a case of discrimination and harassment against sheriff christina corpus. her attorney brad gage says county leaders do not want either a woman or latinx person as head of their sheriffs department. sheriff corpus tried to just >> the a team player and work with the system. but when she continued to be more wind again and again, she had no choice but to representation calls for the sher

. >> christina. governor newsom did say that he hasn't spoken to the president, but he is glad that he's coming to california. you know, these two have sparred in the past, but he says now is the time to put politics aside so they can help the people of l.a. county. >> i hope he comes with the spirit of cooperation and collaboration. that's the spirit to which we welcome him. >> governor newsom says despite disagreeing on multiple issues with trump and filing lawsuits against policies, the trump administration wants to implement, now isn't the time to play politics. he spoke during a press conference thursday in los angeles. >> i hope he does take the time to listen to the folks impacted directly by these wildfires. i hope he has a chance to visit the folks in altadena, not just in the palisades. >> still, on wednesday, during an interview with sean hannity, president trump implied that he may withhold federal aid from california unless there are changes made to the way water is managed. >> i don't t

sheriff christina corpus. the resolution is part of a wave of action against the sheriff. san mateo county sheriff's union held a vote of no confidence. and sheriff court business chief of staff now the city council vote at regular meeting this evening at 7 in the city council chambers city hall. speeding in san francisco will soon cost drivers. cities got to be installing more than 33 cameras. well, to slow down drivers and save lives. kron 4 sarah stinson has that story. >> these cameras are being installed. a san francisco comes off its deadliest year of traffic crashes in the last decade. i spoke with street safety advocates at walk sf who say speed is the number one cause of deadly crashes and they're hopeful these cameras will prevent more deaths. >> speeding drivers will soon be caught on camera in san francisco. sfmta is installing speed cameras at 33 locations across the city last year. there were 42 people killed in traffic crashes in san francisco. that was the worst in a decade. and so the speed cameras can't really get on the ground soon enough. this map shows

. >> still ahead here on kron 4 more drama involving san mateo county sheriff christina corpus claims she's now filed against county leaders. plus. >> of my co-workers had his hair burned off. workers sharing their experiences after a a plane crashed into their warehouse. the very latest tonight on that investigation and after the break, we're speaking up after more hateful messages target the jewish community pop-up at the jewish community pop-up at lake merritt. are you 50 or older? well, this news is for you. the cdc now recommends you get vaccinated against pneumococcal pneumonia. why? if you're 50 or older even if you're healthy... you're 6 times more likely to be hospitalized. so, schedule at vaxassist.com. >> oakland police are investigating a hate crime after vandals targeted the jewish community with antisemitic graffiti spray painted near the lake merritt menorah kron four's. stephanie rothman joins us live here in studio with the very latest. stephanie. police say the community paint over the graffiti, but jewish leaders say the cleanup. >> doesn't wipe away the lingering s

christina coleman is live in los angeles with more on this. christina what are you learning? hi anita well federal authorities identify the man who blew up as 37-year-old matthew of colorado springs not on the fbi radar and didn't have a criminal history. they say ultimately this appears to be a tragic case of suicide involving a highly decorated combat veteran who was struggling with ptsd and other family issues or personal grievances. they believe he shot himself in the head while inside of the cybertruck. today on "fox & friends" an army ranger who knew him shared his thoughts on this tragic situation. >> the guy was a great dude. he, you know, he was a fit -- he was fit he was a good shooter. he was good communicator he was a talented green buret, and sounds like everybody liked to work with him. so none of this makes sense and it is so heartbreaking. i truly hope that -- you know this is a wake whereupon call for -- for service members to make sure that we're checking in with each other right now. >> even though authorities say levels burger blew up the cybertruck in fro

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christina coleman life with that story tonight., governor gavin newsom and la mayor karen bass are promising less government interference in this highly regulated state to try to help people rebuild after losing their homes to the deadly fires. >> we are going to clear the red tape and unnecessary delays and cost and headaches. >> one thing i won't give into is delay. >> red tape, bureaucracy, all of it must go. >> we are going to do it efficiently and effectively. >> reporter: last week governor newsom suspended two state environmental laws that critics say added years to development projects but it still going to be a tedious and expensive effort to rebuild. resident still have to adhere to their respective cities building codes and malibu for example, some homes have to be built on stilts due to rising sea levels. everyone is on septic. >> everybody is going to be in for sticker shock. there are a lot of people out there who won't be able to rebuild because they can't afford it. >> reporter: it is something brian goldberg is com

mick mick christina -- mike: christina colemaning thanks very much.nce committee chair tom cotton from if arkansas and a member of the senate homeland security committee, richard blumenthal, democrat of connecticut. that's coming up on "fox news sunday" right after this show, stay tuned or set your dvr. >>> we have some new developments in the u.s. relationship with colombia, after rejecting some nights sending migrants -- flights back to colombia. that is a story we'll be tracking all afternoon. that is all for this hour of "fox news live." "fox news sunday" is up next. i'm mike emanuel in washington. thank you for watching and have an awesome if day. ♪ ♪s re ♪ etinol... ...expertly formulated... ...to target skin cell turnover... ...and fights not one—but 5 signs of aging. with visible results... ...in just one week. neutrogena shannon: i am shannon bream the senate works the weekend to confirm key members of president

christina coleman thank you very much. order to pertinently terminate all wind energy projects. this is advocates say when powers currently largest source of renewable energy. brent yunus as the details from long island. >> they are horrible. we do not want windmills in the country for x president trump citing executive order halting new leases for offshore and onshore wind energy projects on federal lands in the u.s. by the order temporarily pauses existing wind energy projects already green lit like off the atlantic coast. the pause will last at least until the department of interior reviews the cost and environmental impacts of wind energy. >> might hope this will end thee wind turbine industry forever. >> critic congressman jeff van drew help write the executive order. >> it damages the open, hurts the whales, hurts the fishermen, bad for national security. >> know it denies whale deaths there are questions wind turbines interfering with military radar. concerns the wind industry relies too heavily on government subsid

hey, christina. you see behind me. homes that have been destroyed take a look at this house it was leveled by the destructive palisades fire that ripped through here and if you just walk few steps further you can see it looks like a beautiful beach, and pch but if you look closer you can see how much is burned. there's an entire rv park that is just decimated and although crews are getting control of this fire, there are still a lot of people who are upset over the initial response to the wildfires. take a listen. >> los angeles failed us to a catastrophic degree, and it just can never happen again. my entire house burned down our entire neighborhood burned down i live in an area called alphabet streets it is totally decimated. reporter: yep totally decimated l.a. times reports los angeles frpgd face extraordinary warnings of life-threatening winds top demanders decided not to assign for emergency deployment roughly 1,000 available firefighters and dozens of water carrying engines in advance of the f

exploring the world in comfort. >> trace: we are back with the nightcap crew kevin, christina, lauren, lydia, elizabeth, little time fast answers tonight's topic secrets revealed trump signing an executive order to release jfk and mlk assassination files, good idea, bad idea, would you be interested, kevin? >> yes and i think it will be a little less exciting than people may think but i cannot wait to. >> trace: i think bring them on, i will read every word and figure out what's going on. >> transparency is going to help this country, let's see what we got. >> trace: i agree, christina. >> i think it's a great idea, i am super interested and the more transparency the better. >> trace: now the answer does not have to be that short, elizabeth? >> the careful what you wish for. i will just say, faith in our major institutions at an all-time low so i think is important, it's a step in the right direction to solve that in this is the reason so many people from the left cross over to president trump, it's for actions like that. >> trace: lydia? >> conspiracy theories run a ramp head when yo

now for christina coleman who's on the ground in the pacific palisades. christina?horities confirmed to fatalities because of the fire adding to all the devastation taken place over the past few days just take a look behind me as you can see how awful this looks this is the palisades village and area normally filled with families where people go to shop and eat and hang out with friends and loved ones. now it's been reduced to rubble. it's absolutely devastating as we seem firefighters drive it through this area checking for hot spots they want to make sure there's no smoldering embers they want to get the fire under control and take a look at this here's the aerial view of the destruction i keep showing but it just shows an impact that the fire has had so widespread all of the damage so extensive in this area showing how the fire has really leveled the community. it's burned around 20,000 acres since starting tuesday only 6% contained destroying more than 53 -- 5300 structures including homes and small businesses so much impacted by the fire and today county leader

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christina. >> hi, scott. well, ge. >> aerospace climbing more. than 6% right now. >> after an influx of new jet orders, a $7 billion buyback. >> program. >> and a dividend hike by 30%. the company also forecast. >> strong profit in 2025. >> pushing the stock to its highest. >> level since. >> 2001 and on. >> track for its best day. >> since august 2020. union pacific. >> shares also popping. today on improved. >> volumes, specifically in grain and then also. higher pricing. union pacific's revenue lagged this quarter, but investors care more about management's promise for. >> at a minimum. high single digit growth. >> in 2025. shares up almost 5%. scott. >> all right. christina. thanks. coming back to you in a little bit. kristina. partsinevelos. we're just getting started here on closing bell. up next, goldman's meta flynn is back one of barron's 100 most influential women in finance. she'll map out her forecast for the market under trump 2.0. so join me right here at post nine after the break.

hi, it's christina again. is your shower trying to tell you something is getting in and out of the bathtub becoming a safety concern? are you worried about the cost of a bathroom remodel that could go on for weeks and weeks? well, now you can have a gorgeous new bath or shower that's safer at a price you can afford with a one day jacuzzi bath remodel. and now they're bringing you this special tv offer. we're waiving all installation costs and postponing all payments for up to one year. jacuzzi bath remodel has the design you'll love at a price you can afford. literally. >> they came in in the morning, did the demolition, and installed our bathtub in one day. >> i definitely wish we called jacuzzi a lot sooner. >> okay, so tell me, what are the two most common reasons people are calling jacuzzi bath remodel right now? >> well, maybe they're just tired of the old worn out eyesore of a bath. often they have dated colors, tiles that might be cracking and fading or impossible to clean grout. christina, did you know

and it's getting worse for san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. yet another city expected to say they have no confidence in leadership. kron. 4 morning news starts now. it said. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a tuesday. i'm daria and i'm james. we're gonna start this hour with a check of weather and traffic as we like to do, especially on morning when it's this cold. yeah, and it's tough because, you know tough. it is not tough. it's nice. you get the afternoons that are warm and warnings that are freezing. just kind of have to be ready for anything county. you guys noticed it is really chilly outside. right now. some areas are in the. >> sub-freezing category below. 32 degrees. so for going outside right now, grab the warm jacket because i think you'll be happy. you had it with you. >> overall at sunrise at 7.16, but we're already seeing some light coming from the. >> from the sun. so it's going to be beautiful. but the freeze warnings that's down in the santa clara valley that's down in the southern east bay hills, the rest

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amber. >> christina. the boy tells me he loves basketball and watching the warriors play. this is his family's first visit to san francisco, and it's the first time they've ever attended an nba game. they say they're super excited to be here at chase center tonight. >> i want to wear the same one. >> a shopping spree and a visit to warriors ground at san francisco's chase center is a dream come true for yuan jo of iowa, made possible by the make a wish foundation. the eight year old is in remission after battling leukemia. yuan selected a stephen curry jersey and showed it to mom. >> we have my favorite player. >> it has a favorite player on it. what number is he? 30. >> 30. the make a wish foundation, along with their partners, including vivid seats, made it possible for yuan and his family to fly to san francisco for the first time and watch in person. yuan's favorite team, the golden state warriors, play against the philadelphia 76 ers. >> what we try to build ourselves is doing is providing hope and joy. and that's really what we do. >> mom julie tells me yuan was diag