welcome aboard the kitty cat. a boat full of passengers looking for whales, it would appear to be rest time. nazar: oh no, he's working right now. that's what he's doing. joe: inasmuch as bear is skilled at pulling ropes, nazar claims his real talent is finding whales. nazar: he'll let us know when the whale is within the proximity and whale time. see that? man, he's amazing. all right, the dog is giving me indication, folks. second whale, 1 o'clock. nazar: and the whale dog did it again. joe: well, fact or fiction, bear's skills gained the appreciation of nazar's other crew members, sister ecologists olive and sophie belair, who launched bear into stardom with his own tiktok channel. nazar: good boy, good boy. sophie belair: i saw the opportunity and people on the internet loved watching him, so just kept rolling with it. joe: his videos have now made him perhaps the world's most famous deckhand. sophie: his most is 5.1 million views so far. nazar: thank you for supporting us. joe: in fact, nazar wonders whether

he heard their grandma kitty. we'll be at in attendance at in attendance when the dubs take on the nets we are sure she will have amazing time out there. i mean, pockets >> today millions of americans are honoring the life and legacy of doctor martin luther king junior. and we are remembering a time when he visited san francisco dr. king was a minister, a leader visionary. he was a social activist and a prominent figure in the civil rights movement to fight for progress and racial equality of all african-americans in the united states during the 50's and 60's from the bus boycott in montgomery to the nonviolent protests in birmingham, alabama, and the march on washington, doctor king fought against black discrimination and segregation brought on by the jim crow laws. during his crusade, he delivered a sermon at the macedonia baptist church in san francisco in 1967. >> kron 4 was there. he talked about the place of african-americans in american modern history. very moving. yeah. it's a very, very moving piece, i be

that's right, grandma kitty.nce lockers at the houston police department. >> we got 400,000 pounds of marijuana in storage that the rats are the only ones enjoying it. >> the mayor, police, and houston forensic science center held a press conference to discuss the need to clear out the overflow of narcotics evidence and to help with the strange problem it has created. >> this is difficult getting these rodents out of there. think about it. they're drug-addicted rats. they're tough to deal with. >> yeah, they're a little tweaked out rats scurrying all over houston. if this sounds familiar, it's because new orleans police faced the same problem last year. >> so rats eating our marijuana, they're all high. >> a classic. they're all high. >>> our next high is much more wholesome. it goes to a 7-year-old irish boy named jacob who had everyone in the early valentine's day spirit this week as he told his mom about his plans to ask a school crush to be his valentine. >> i'm going to ask her will you be me valentines and

and right now it's the kitties who appear to be rescuing the human. >> and look at this. you know some cats don't want to be bothered, but some are so cuddly and sweet that they are, and i hope that some of ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!"

so luckily, the kitty that we reunited today was microchipped, we were able to find the owners that way we are posting on pawboost. people are emailing us, asking us if we have found their pets and we're doing the best to try to match to see if there is a lost kitty that could go home. so we are really trying more than anything to reunite people with their animals. and if they do not have a home or an owner, we are taking them into our rescue and they will be available for adoption. we have much more on our website, of course, and we will be back with this story throughout the day here on bbc news. the leader of sudan's paramilitiary rapid support forces has admitted losing a key city to its army rivals, one of its biggest setbacks since the civil war began. these images are from wad madani, where celebrations broke out after the sudanese army officially announced the capture of the city. but in an angry audio message, the rsf�*s general mohamed hamdan dagalo vowed to continue fighting until victory, even if it took another 20 years. the group had held wad madani for the past year. sinc

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this is grandma kitty, who has a notebook filled with scores and notes on every warriors game. her granddaughter shared the video on tiktok which went viral. the warriors caught eyes on the video and there's a star player responded. >> it was so grim. our kitty stephen curry here, i saw instagram post want to say thanks for being such a proud member of nation for supporting us because of your support. we want to invite you our game in brooklyn on march 6. we love to have you. >> bring your book. you'll have to watch from best you can go watch in person. >> very sweet here that there's from steph curry himself, grandma, kid. he's going to be in attendance at the doe as the dubs take on the nets. we hope she has the best time. something tells me she i wish we had a video of her response act. after he sent that, maybe that's coming i think the team will enjoy very when that for it. >> a grand opportunity. that's it for kron. for news at 5 news at 6 next. >> 6 new details emerge in crash that killed her son and a dog and injured several other people in san francisco. but first, pre

kitty. happy early new year.nks for your time. >> oh, happy chinese new year. >> i know we're ready to celebrate. hey, what's the role of food during the lunar new year period? >> oh my god. you know, in chinese culture, food plays such a big role. and, you know, for it is the time for all the family reunions, you know, honoring traditions and, you know, welcoming, welcoming the new year and the new, the happiness, you know, for the year ahead. so every dish that involves during the chinese new year has its own very unique meanings. in china, you know, majority people will need to have dumplings, you know, on the new year eve day and also the new year day that represents the wealth, because, you know, the shape of the dumpling looks like the chinese and england. >> so it represents with you, i heard. is that right? >> yeah. >> yes. that's right. and sorry. >> can we see them? >> oh no i don't have dumplings right next to me, but. okay. sorry. i'm trying to. yeah, i'm trying to show the shape. yeah. and then, you

kitty kelly reported on that and those during jackie's lifetime.working in the publishing industry by then. i reached out to kitty and after about that and she said i remember that, like it somewhere in my archives. i do remember that. jackie never sued or demanded a retraction. i always thought it was quite telling. at valley head jackie, jack at center there. this is not, this is what to do. rosemary kennedy is the ultimate example being lobotomized, but they get it causing the problem, just ship them off, , pack them off to a mental institution. she received likely three electroshock treatments in one week. jackie suffered from lifelong depression. she already sort of had that in her. it intensified after the assassination, and she spent the rest of her life searching for a panacea for her grief at their rage at jack. she had gurus here she traveled to india. she would joke she had doctors for everything. she saw psychotherapists, and it wasn't until really the early to mid 80s 80s she sort of hads realization. because november was forever her d

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and then grandma kitty. love her granddaughter.osted on tiktok, and it got like a million plus views or whatever it was. the warriors saw it, and then steph did what he does. and so. >> i'm so glad you shared it. that's important really for people to see. yeah, we don't always get to see. >> i was texting with the granddaughter maddie today and i said, okay, march 6th, make sure you take plenty of video. i want to have a follow up. >> she said. >> yes, so we'll wait and see when they go to brooklyn. >> yep. awesome. thank you very much. you got it. cool. thanks, chris. >> all right. tonight on abc seven at eight, the new season of the bachelor, followed by the secret lives of mormon wives at ten. then stay with us for abc seven news at 11. and remember that abc seven news is streaming 24 over seven. get the abc seven bay area app so you can join us whenever you want, wherever you are. that's it for this edition of abc seven news. thanks for being here. i'm ama. >> daetz and i'm dan ashley. for sandyha patel, chris alvarez, all of u

kitty kelly, who wrote the book on jackie o., the first tell-all, reported upon that. that was during jackie's lifetime. she was working in the new york city publishing industry by then so i remember i reached out to kitty and asked her about that and she said i remember that. it is somewhere in my archives. i do room ever that. and jackie never sued or demanded a retraction, which i thought was quite telling. at valleyhead, jack had sent her there. again, this is what they do. rosemary kennedy is the ultimate example, being lobotomized, but if you are causing a problem, just send them to a mental institution. she received likely three electroshock treatments and one way. she suffered from lifelong depression. she also sort of -- she always sort of had that in her. it intensified after the assassination and she spent the rest of her life searching for a panacea for her grief and her rage at jack. she had gurus, she traveled to india, she would joke she had doctors for everything, she saw psychotherapists, and it wasn't until the early to mid 1980's that she sort of had

so, i remember i reached out to kitty, and asked her about that.emember that. like it is somewhere in my archives, jackie never stewed or demanded a retraction, i thought that was telling. and valleyy head, jackie you know, jack sense her there not -- this is what they do.er rosemary kennedy is the ultimate example -- la. >> she received likely three electric shock treatments in one week. jackie suffered from life long depression. she already had that in her, it intensified after the assassination. and she spent her life searching for a panacea for her grief and rage at jack. she had gurus and traveled to india, she would joke she had doctors for everything, she saw psychotherapists, it wasn'tin until really the early to mid '80s she had this realization because november was forever her darkest month, she had to gut it out, over in was the worst for her, that is the month of the assassination, she had a reallyization he --vi thing she thought set her apart from every other human on the planet was her survival ofht that assassination, she would say

kitty kelly, who wrote the book on jackie o., the first tell-all, reported upon that.e' jackie was working in the publishing industry so i reached out kitty asked her. he said remember that. it's somewhere in the archives. jackie never demanded retraction, i always thought it was. telling. this is what they do. likely shock jackie suffered from lifelong depression. she already has that in her. it is a fight after the assassination and spent the rest of her life searching for her brief and rage. she traveled to india and would joke she had doctors for everything sought psychotherapists. it wasn't until early to mid 80s she had this realization because november was her darkest months. she had to get it out. she had this realization, the thing that set her apart from every other human force her survival of the assassination. she would say i'm a freak, nobody will understand me. i'm not like other people. she would never make peace with that, she just had to integrate it into herself as best as she could and move on and find the happiness deserved and that is what she did.

i had one that was a super cute orange kitty.s one really seems more demanding that you hang in there. like, it doesn't really look like a kitty trying to give you more -- it looks more like did nero and "cape fear," pull-ups being like, "i will [bleep] you up." that is not -- that cannot -- that cannot would [bleep]. if you died, that cat would eat you and crawl inside of you. although, i guess most cats would. i don't like these terrorists and killers having such vibrant digital trails. i don't want them to be relatable! the cybertruck bomber guy. >> you see the photos on facebook. he did a lot of traveling. there is one photo that was taken in thailand. >> jon: i nap! and look at luigi mangione. this guy was a hooded professional assassin with a silencer and now we've got to watch him deliver the valedictory speech at his high school? >> as i conclude my speech, i have to remember that a valedictory by definition is a farewell. >> jon: by the way, where did that kid go to high school? they all look like extras in a consent vid

the kitty cult is snapping up a new stock. video game software maker unity software are searching by 6.5 after gill took to x to post a song named unity by the late musician rick james. that's all it took for the wall street bets crew to hammer the buy button on unity. as you see, we do have unity moving higher, but shares still have a way to lime back to their 52-week high of $40. shares of synaptics are gaining after they announced an artificial intelligence partnership with alphabet's google. integrating machine learning, google's ma clean -- machine learning core with open source software and tools. alphabet i, let's call it flat to just a fraction lower. and speaking of a.i. collaborations, the cofounder of famedded sports gear company reebok is back in the footwear race pairing up with a firm that's using a.i. design and 3-d printing to create a shoe customized to your unique foot. your weird around of. s, your strange second toe. will this stomp out the like of nike and adidas? find out next. ♪ ♪ them baggy sweat pants

their house burned to the ground, and for days, animal rescuers have been trying to coax the kitty toout. they've saved hundreds of pets in the palisades fire. chickens, goats, birds, tortoises, koi fish and mostly resilient cats. >> i'm so mad about the that. >> as a, you know, almost 25 year disaster responder for animals. i've never seen such a large progressive city have such a lackluster response to any animal that survived the fire. now would be dead from starvation or dehydration if it weren't for the boots on the ground teams. >> but it hasn't been easy for these teams to get in the fire zone. still largely off limits and heavily guarded, and animal rescuers who deploy to disasters around the world say la didn't follow typical emergency response, which would have made it much easier and faster for them to do what they do best. >> the city really has failed to make this a priority, so thankfully there's a lot of us that are are just in there doing everything we can to find these animals. >> the palisades is now mostly flattened. a melted down mess, but rescuers have caught doze

their house burned to the ground, and for days, animal rescuers have been trying to coax the kitty toome out. they've saved hundreds of pets in the palisades fire. chickens, goats, birds, tortoises, koi, fish and mostly resilient cats. >> fernando, are you still mad about the bath? >> as a, you know, almost 25 year disaster responder for animals? i've never seen such a large progressive city have such a lackluster response. any animal that survived the fire now would be dead from starvation or dehydration if it weren't for the boots on the ground teams. >> but it hasn't been easy for these teams to get in the fire zone. still largely off limits and heavily guarded, and animal rescuers who deploy to disasters around the world say la didn't follow typical emergency response, which would have made it much easier and faster for them to do what they do best. >> the city really has failed to make this a priority, so thankfully there's a lot of us that are are just in there doing everything we can to find these animals. >> the palisades is now mostly flattened. a melted down mess, but rescue

a woman called grandma kitty is a curry superfan who uses a notebook to track each of his basketballher granddaughter posted this video about it on tiktok this week, and it had nearly a million views. well, today, the team reposted the video, as well as a response from curry himself. >> i know because of your support, we want to invite you to our game in brooklyn on march 6th. we'd love to have you and bring your book. you don't have to watch on league pass. you can come watch in person. >> very nice. grandma kitty says she cannot believe the response and called the invitation terrific. >> i love her response there. all right, well, coming up in sports, the big question will steph curry and draymond green be ready to go tomorrow against the boston celtics. >> and coming up on the 11:00 news we are tracking that breaking news out of san francisco. several cars involved in a crash south of market leaving one person dead. the latest from officials coming up at the top of the hour. dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years

just cuddle some kitties. >> crumbs and whiskers rescues cats and kittens, they are always available for adoption. if you would like to help the victims of the wildfires go to red cross.org/cbs to donate or call 1-800-red cross or text red cross to 90999 to make a $10 donation. >>> a trip to the golden gate to spark interest in steam. how the warriors are trying to inspire students off of the court . >>> the warriors hosting a field trip, girls ink from alamed accounty got to meet with the civil engineer and learn about the construction. the hope was to spark interest in science, technology, engineering and math. you got this. >>> thanks for watching. the news continues at 8:00 on pix plus or 44 cable 12. see you back here at 11:00 for more news. have a great evening. stay safe. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: how's everybody? i appreciate that. how y'all? thank you very much.

he is not dead kitty he survived miraculously half an inch and assassin's bullet.n american and i voted for him, he gave me a speech i wanted to hear commend the big question now is, can he deliver on those promises? caitriona: he did say at one point, my legacy will be that of a peacemaker and unifier, but then he went on to deliver the unscripted remarks in the overflow room, when he did air a number of those grievances we are familiar with hearing from him in rallies. how do you see he is going to set out to be a great unifier of the american people? piers: well, there's no doubt the election results showed a lot more americans gravitated to trump this time around that in the previous two elections come and they came from all cross-sections of american society, black, white, jew, muslim, rich, poor, and it was extraordinary. i think he was taken back. he could not believe the scale of intricate he won everything. he won the white house, the house of representatives, the senate, the electoral college, he won everything. i think he realizes he's got an amazing opp

well. >> kitty cats. well. >> how come we don't know?eorge: good morning america for our viewers in the west. a deal to avert a trade war. new concern in southern california. and a super bowl rematch. breaking overnight. with the u.s. and columbia on the brink of a trade war over president tr

this is kitty fernandez park, near downtown, where community groups would like to set up the permanent memorial of the tragic event. today, half moon bay displayed artist renderings of the exhibits being proposed, with many people thinking back on how the shooting made the public sympathetic to farm workers, even as many are now being targeted for deportation. the first day of half moon bay, two day observance of the farm workers shooting began at this downtown plaza, where people were asked to choose their favorite memorial garden design, represents the tragic day twoest years ago when a farm worker, later diagnosed with mental issues, allegedly shot and killed seven coworkers. what happened two years ago today? it changed our lives. it changed the history not only in our community, you know, across the united states. farm workers became recognized. news coverage revealed not only farm workers grim working conditions, but also some horrible living conditions, with many living in a converted shipping container with no windows or running water. the memories influenced the kind of memori

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this is kitty fernandez park, near downtown, where community groups would like to set up the permanentmemorial of the tragic event. today, half moon bay displayed artist renderings of the exhibits being proposed, with many people thinking back on how the shooting made the public sympathetic to farm workers, even as many are now being targeted for deportation. the first day of half moon bay, two day observance of the farm workers shooting began at this downtown plaza, where people were asked to choose their favorite memorial garden design, represents the tragic day twoest years ago when a farm worker, later diagnosed with mental issues, allegedly shot and killed seven coworkers. what happened two years ago today? it changed

but 1st let's go to it's on the wrong kitty, who's in columbia capital book, a time for us. so alexandro, it looks like then they've reached this agreement. the white house saying that the colombian government caved and agreed to all the president trump sterns. how is it being for trade in columbia? why, why did the government in bogota change his mind as well? folly? there are a number of things to consider here. first of all, it became clear throughout the day that columbia faced the some significant risk then started and gets re the war with the united states. and we know now that well, president federal wanted to present a strong, spans ideological stance against the prison. donald trump, at the same time his ministers as diplomatic theme were trying to defuse the flames . pretty much from the start there were wide spread, the calls that only grew stronger throughout the sunday in economic and political circles here in columbia, asking the government to solve this both quickly and diplomatically. i spoke to the columbia and out in bass, so they're in in the us earlier to

well, curry responded to one of his top fans, a woman called grandma kitty is a curry superfan who usesotebook to track each of his basketball games. now, her granddaughter posted a video about it on tiktok this week, and it had nearly 1 million views. the team reposted the video yesterday, as well as a response from curry himself. >> i because of your support, we want to invite you to our game in brooklyn on march 6th. we'd love to have you and bring your book. you don't have to watch the league pass. you can come watch in person. >> well, grandma kitty said she could not believe the response and called the invitation, quote, terrific. our president elect trump says immigration raids will be a major part of his administration where he could start these roundups and how some cities are preparing. and the bay area is remembering the late martin luther king jr. today, the service held in his honor at grace at san francisco church. - i had health insurance before. (discouraged) so expensive. i mean, i'm helping my mom out, i don't have that kinda cash. - ugh, i know. but you can get financ

. >> all right, speaking of cats, how about a kitty cat getting some cold weather service across thed? >> this cat parent in norway figured out how to get their pet back up to the second floor without having to schlep down the stairs and open the door to the cold. >> i cannot believe the cat gets in the basket. >> that's the crazy part. >> it shows it being lowered. look, the cat's trying to get in. fails the first time, but then manages to climb right in before being pulled up through the second floor window. it's pretty much a cat elevator. >> i will say cats do love boxes. like if they can get in a small contained area like a classroom. yes. claustrophobic you might say. >> do you guys know what a cat's favorite treat is? is that mice krispies? >> rice krispies? it's good to be back, i missed you. >> that was a good one. >> and finally, to the dog that had his day at the vatican in front of the pope. take a look. >> this little guy showed off his stuff in front of pope francis. jumping through hoops along with a host of acrobats and jugglers, the event aimed to celebrate the circu

but seeing him see opal and kitty and erica. he was going crazy. his mind was going wild.ploded. it was fun to watch. so i got to really experience his love of all my children up close and in person. >> mark: i can't believe it has been 55 years. >> kelly: thankfully something that is older than me. i couldn't believe it. because you know it's not older than me? space mountain. the 50th anniversary of space mountain. [applause] we have some space mountain photos. here is the gelmans on space mountain. >> gelman: that was during the dabbing era. >> kelly: is that what you are doing? >> gelman: i was trying to. >> kelly: our very own maryann foster. her kids. >> mark: send us space mountain photos. >> kelly: send us space mountain photos. we have some. >> mark: so many. >> mark: if you guys have been on it, they light up the beams o across. the structural part of the roller coaster and as a kid i was always going to hit my head on that. >> gelman: you always duck. >> mark: i'm sure it's not that close. i'm sure they turn the lights on. there's another roller coaster that sup

roaring get kitty, the man behind it, dave chapelle impersonating an r&b singer, unity is the name of track on that album and maybe that is why the stock is up double digits. i don't know. finally, robin hood had a december to remember, the crypto volumes were $28 billion last month, that is when bitcoin hit 1008k but that 28 billion was a 30% increase from a year ago. ashley: good stuff. thank you very much. congress is demanding answers after the deadly terror attack in new orleans. aishah hasnie is on capitol hill, what do they want to know? >> the questions we have that they want to know what the fbi knew and what they missed. this is happening over a telephone call with of the fbi and members of the house homeland security committee and senate homeland security committee and louisiana delegation and they are getting briefed by assistant director of the fbi's counterterrorism division, david scott is members are telling me they have a lot of questions starting from on the ground, massive security concerns about those bollards that were not functioning. are there other people invol

. >> these people are kitty terrorists. >> greg: yes! >> they're frightening children.s do. >> greg: mmhmm. >> like, so -- and also woodsy is owl is exempt. what is this vinvasive. it's a department of agriculture mascot used to alert the public about the scourge of pests and vines. there are all these mascots. it's like a bunch of cheeses, meant to terrorize kids. >> rapists. >> greg: cricket rapist tonight starting at 9d, starring don mot. basically this is propaganda. the government puts out propaganda, they did stuff on the theory of covid, we're paying for the propaganda used on us. >> and, i mean, with mascots, they look like dei mascots, there is no way anybody would come up with these ideas. you brought up the one character who has monkey pox. [laughter] >> you have outliny, sky worn, and sanctuary sam who are obviously in a gay relationship. [laughter] >> greg: i don't know how. because wasn't of them is a cartoon owl, the other is a sea lion but they're making it work. >> greg: the owl better be on top, that's all i'm saying. >> well, smokey the bear should su

y'all got to stay in line for the kitties.rump's chief of staff said, quote, all intended nominees should refrain from any social media public posts without white house approval. i presume that means donald trump himself. >> yeah. >> listen, i have to say, kudos to the operative, because that's the right thing to do but it's amazing because it means you're not worried about being an anti-vaxxer, you are worried about what they could post in the waning days of their confirmation hearing. >> to be clear, if those things were buried at the entry -- >> they will be asked about it at the confirmation hearings. >> you don't have to tweet. this is so stupid. >> i mean, the tweets are about not having them do anything more. they told them not to tweet, not to post and also, as my understanding, they are not supposed to be doing interviews so when they are in the hallways of the capitol, run real fast. you don't have a comment, just smile and wave because they are trying to get you through the confirmation hearings. for people out ther

well. >> kitty cats. well. >> how come we don't know? >> george: good morning america for our viewers in the west. a deal to avert a trade war. new concern in southern california. and a super bowl rematch. breaking overnight. with the u.s. and columbia on the brink of a trade war over president trump's deportation flights, both sides announce an agreement, as ice steps up its immigration crackdown, spanning from chicago to los angeles and omaha. and three of president trump's most high profile and controversial nominees rule face confirmation hearings this week. >> robin: mudslide threat. the first rain falling in southern california since the deadly wild fires. crews now working to combat the potentially toxic runoff from destroyed homes. >> george: abc news exclusive. ♪ former singer d. woods breaks her silence on working with sean diddy combs. >> was it scary to be by yourself? >> george: alleging an abusive work environment, advances towards another member of the girl group. why she's speaking now. >> was there anyone you could have

so could of kitties back out there. now we're switching gears to weather.sunny we don't see a breeze here. very light breeze in san francisco. but nice blue skies where dry where in the 60's upper 60's here mid 60's in fremont and a lot warm temperatures. so very nice day out today. if you're out and about we have a light offshore wind here and that's the contributing to those warm temperatures. a bit of more of a breeze in the hills. but that will be the case were in the single digits from now until the overnight. and that's going to set the stage for another cold morning. this is the future cast model. don't have a lot to show you here. don't have to pause this. usually we see drizzle or clouds or fog. nope. we don't see that. so be prepared to bundle up in the morning once again, it will be in the 20's. it looks like that was this morning in some places like napa, morgan hill. we're going to be in the 30's. a frost advisory is posted tonight until tomorrow morning said the usual areas in our valleys and mountains snaded in blue. there you can even see fo

alarm is partnering with the fire safety product maker kitty. the companies will launch 2 models in april, along with the $5 per month. smoke monitoring subscription that gives users access to around the clock professional monitoring and emergency dispatchers. while the labor market looks healthy overall. but unemployed workers and high paying white collar jobs are struggling to find new positions. wall street journal reports that jobs in areas like tech law and media have become increasingly difficult to obtain as businesses offering these roles slow down their hiring after a post pandemic them and ups is expanding its heal h care delivery. so units known as ups. healthcare is part of a specialized logistics service that already accounts for about 10% of revenue at the company, fewer americans are getting next-day delivery and they're slower business to business traffic. so the medical deliveries, one way that ups looks for growth. live from the new york stock exchange. i'm jane king. back to thank you, jane. >> well, new this morning, meta is

design committee includes a survivor of the shooting, and the hope is to create the memorial site at kitty fernandez park, honoring the mexican heritage of two victims and the chinese heritage of five of the victims. >> siempre siempre. >> figueroa said the victims will always be remembered in a very special way. >> i hope that they know that they're loved. their lives are honored. >> and along with the city's display here tonight, ordaz has also arranged for a news conference. conference tomorrow at 11:00 with farm workers and then a candlelight vigil at 6:00 tomorrow. and they say that some of the victims families might be present there. >> cristina jana katsuyama live in half moon bay tonight. gianna. thank you. >> fake red zones in san francisco. i'm christien kafton coming up. we'll tell you what to look for. >> plus, an historic settlement in the opioid crisis. the part california played, getting a settlement worth billions. and wh for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go.

these individuals, john baptiste, point du sable, and kitty hawk, saw chicago as this place where immigrants life could find their future in the city of chicago. and whether you were an immigrant or a descendant of slaves like my ancestor ancestr, who found their way up from mississippi in the city of chicago wanting a better future, and that's essentially what we are protecting in this moment. working people across america are looking for leadership who understands the gravity of this moment. and what people are looking for is a commitment to public education, a commitment to building a more affordable homes, a commitment to making sure we have good paying jobs and access to health care. that's the work that we are doing in chicago. and regardless of this presentation from this administration, we're not going to waver from that. >> what do you what do you say to immigrant communities in your big, diverse city tonight who may be scared about showing up in public places, who might even be scared about sending their kids to school tomorrow? can you reassure them, or what should they know? >> w

the flight attendants work to get the kitty, but it was a little bit of a struggle because they had to stay in their seats until the plane, you know, got to cruising altitude. eventually the cat did make it back to its seat. >> not the worst thing you could see on a plane. that's true. you know, i've seen far worse. yeah. >> have you? i do feel for those people, though, with the allergies. like allergies, you know, you're like, what is that? >> oh, yeah, i thought about that. yeah. >> enclosed space, breathing all that air. >> i've seen people walk barefoot in that. disgusting. >> i know i've talked about this before, but the people who put their feet up on the bulkhead. oh, no, no, no, this is we're not at home. i don't know where you think you are, but that's not your home. >> yeah, they think it is. >> i don't know what you do at your home. if you keep a clean house, that's your business. >> but. >> okay, on flight six, three, four with nonstop service to new york city. i don't want to see the feet up, you know what i'm saying? am i the only one bothered by this? no, i don't like fe

design committee includes a survivor of the shooting, and the hope is to create the memorial site at kittyndez park, honoring the mexican heritage of two victims and the chinese heritage of five of the victims. >> siempre siempre. >> figueroa said the victims will always be remembered in a very special way. >> i hope that they know that they're loved. their lives are honored. >> the city says they hope that the affordable farmworker housing and the memorial design will be completed by this spring. ordaz has planned a candlelight vigil for friday at six in the evening. reporting from half moon bay jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. >> the united states senate confirmed president trump's pick for cia director john ratcliffe as the second member of the president's cabinet. meantime, the president's controversial pick for defense secretary. pete hegseth made it through a procedural vote. two republican senators, though, voted against him, but 51 others voted for him. senators are now expected to debate his confirmation here for hours, a delay tactic that will likely push his confirmation vote

design committee includes a survivor of the shooting, and the hope is to create the memorial site at kitty fernandez park, honoring the mexican heritage of two victims and the chinese heritage of five of the victims. >> siempre siempre. >> figueroa said the victims will always be remembered in a very special way. >> i hope that they know that they're loved. their lives are honored. >> the city says they hope that the affordable farmworker housing and the memorial design will be completed by this spring. ordaz has planned a candlelight vigil for friday at six in the evening. reporting from half moon bay, jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> talk of potential school closures and consolidations in the north bay. the talks over santa rosa schools as the district deals with a budget deficit. [music] >> and it was a pretty warm today. we had temperatures in the mid upper 60s, even low 70s. it's been well above average. that changes this weekend. >> and a hospital security guard shot and killed in the east bay. we're hearing from a loved one about what y have led if you like options, you'll lov

fred, kitty, keeley, jack and vivienne bundled up in county perry ireland. a great shot.from the "meet the press" control room in the nbc news washington bureau. yes, that is kristen welker with a mug in her hand in the monitor behind them. nice work, team. and finally this morning, a tribute to loyal "sunday today" viewer neal silkman of farmington, maine. we're saddened to learn neal died this month after a long, brave battle with cancer. his family tells us even during his final weeks, neal always was sure to tune in and watch "sunday today." we're grateful and honored you would send us this photo to remember him and so sorry for your loss. thank you, neal, for sharing your sundays with us. >>> and thank you to all of you for spending part of your morning with us today. we'll see you right back here next week on "sunday today." good morning. it is sunday, january 19th. as we

kitty finally rescued after being stuck up a tree over. >> 5 days in vacaville, we're told local fire department couldn't help because the ladder truck was out of service and people there couldn't locate a ladder tall enough to rescue the cat. ultimately a worker from solano signs was able to help. a shocking affiliate spoke with a woman shares how the cat got stuck in the first place. >> then up there just wrapped after got mauled by the why into law year was dragging its back legs for a couple of days. and then it started walking, not real good within a story. walk >> and then it was up and around. when this happened or chased up >> the cat is now recovering at a local pet clinic in fairfield, about my cats. for your money this morning. a lot of people are looking to make some smart financial decisions as part of the new resolutions. yeah. earlier today we talked with financial expert anthony oneal. >> author of the book seat at the table who shared his insights on making smart financial decisions, eliminating debt and setting goals for 2025. >> good morning. thank you for joining f

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design committee includes a survivor of the shooting, and the hope is to create the memorial site at kitty fernandez park, honoring the mexican heritage of two victims and the chinese heritage of five of the victims. and along with this gathering tonight is also planned. some events tomorrow at 11:00, a press conference with the farm workers association, and then in the evening, a candlelight vigil at 6:00 with some of the family members of the victims, alex and frank. >> all right, jenna, that's good to see housing being built there. but do they have a timeline for when those houses will be ready for the farm workers? >> they are working as quickly as possible, frank, because some of those conditions were really deemed too squalid and unlivable. so they are hoping that they can get this all done by spring so that those families can move in. >> yeah. an important project. >> jana katsuyama, live in half moon bay for us. jenna. thank you. state lawmakers are now considering legislation that would create protections for communities and environmentally sensitive areas affected by lithium batt

i want to thank my mother kitty sherbil. mother in law. my father steven sheryl and i will my wife. sarah. i with this phenomenonal bench of colleagues lead by a great president rafael mandelman. together we have great challenges bawl butteen more opportunity. i'm excited work together on this board every day to build a better tomorrow for all san franciscans. i want to congratulate mayor lurie he will be an exceptional partner in all the work to come. as a father with young children in the city i'm struck by a tale of two san franciscos. one where possibility and beauty are around every corner. another where raising a family on safe and clean streets can feel daunting. now, we stand on a strong foundation built will a foundation that is stronger but must continue to build on that foundation on the work of mayor breed and the work and legacy of my prez seszor catherine stefani. together with my colleagues we will build a future where people can be safe on their neighborhood streets and starting a family in san francisco feasible affordable and exciting. where small businesses can su

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