janai? >> janai: all right.flu has now been found in at least two zoos here in new york city. three ducks died from the virus at the queens zoo, and the virus is suspected in the death of a number of other birds at the bronx zoo. that's according to the wildlife conservation society. the nonprofit that operates the parks. so as a precaution, vulnerable bird species have been moved to protected areas at the zoos, and this comes as an outbreak of the bird flu has spread throughout the country sickening chickens and dairy cattle, and as you have likely noticed in your wallet, also driving up the price of eggs, gio. >> gio: all right, janai. >>> let's turn to the human flu now because there's a big rise in flu cases right now. the cdc saying that doctor visits for flu illnesses are at their highest levels in 15 years. joining us with how to protect ourselves is emergency medicine physician, dr. stephanie widmer. thank you for being here. >> thank you very having me. >> gio: let's talk about this. we've got this map

janai? >> janai: all right.wang, thank you for that report this morning. >>> now to new concerns over bird flu in the nation's egg supply with moves by new york's governor to close many live poultry markets to try to stop the spread. abc's ike ejiochi is here with the very latest on this. good morning, ike. >> reporter: hey, good morning, janai. the governor says this order to close several live poulry markets is out of an abundance of caution and to thwart any more transmission. this morning as the price of eggs skyrockets across the country, the governor of new york temporarily shutting down all live bird markets around the new york city area after discovering multiple cases of bird flu. >> over the last week inspectors have detected seven cases of bird flu in poultry during routine inspections. >> reporter: the governor ordering uninfected live bird markets in new york city, westchester, nassau, and suffolk counties to stop incoming deliveries, sell down inventory, thoroughly clean and then shutter their door

janai?esigner and friend of "the real housewives of new york." she's celebrating 20 years as a brand this year and joins us this morning with what she's learned and how it could help you. thank you for being here. let's start off by talking about your new book, "fearless." tell us, what are some of the secrets to your success you're excited about sharing? >> everyone approaches their career with i'm going to be an overnight success. i'm here to tell you 20 years later, nothing happens overnight. and we have to reset our expectations. that you are in this for the long haul. if you love what you do, you need to give it the long view. >> janai: oh, that's good. get your amazon and uber instantly. when you started out 20 years ago, could you have imagined where you would be 20 years later? the goal that you have for yourself, was it a straight line, a straight shot? >> never a straight line. it was my dream to be here today, but i had so many bumps along the way, as does every founder and entrep

janai? >> janai: thousands of lives.lennett, thank you for that update. >>> back home and time for a check of the weather with somara theodore who is watching record heat out there. good morning. >> somara: yes, janai. record heat is on the way. before that though, before we left the month of january, take a look at some of the top five coolest weather stations that were -- that have come in, and you can see in places like florida, it has been awfully cold, but we are anticipating a major warmup here. so temperatures are going to be running 20 to 30 degrees above average for this time of year. so wherever you're seeing a circle, that is potentially where we could break a daily record high. that includes austin, houston, oklahoma city mid to upper 70s and even places like albuquerque in the low 70s. houston will be in the low 80s. atlanta, temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. that's a look at the forecast across the country. let's see what's going on a little >> >> somara: and that's a >> somara: and that's a look at you

janai. >> janai: all right. thank you for that.it: now we turn to prosecutors reaching a plea deal with a man accused of flying a drone into a firefighting plane as the palisades fire was raging in southern california. abc's irene shaw joins us with details. good morning. >> good morning, whit. the palisades fire was one of the biggest disasters in los angeles history. every single resource was essential to saving lives and property and suddenly a major firefighting tool was grounded for five days. officials are charging the drone operator that hit the super scooper, an aircraft that can hold up to 16,000 gallons of water. he pled guilty to one count of unsafe operation of an unmanned aircraft. according to officials he went to a parking garage on january 9th, two days after the fire broke out and launched but he lost sight of it before it crashed into the super scooper and left a hole in the wing. he has agreed to pay for all damages, roughly $65,000, and is agreeing to community service in the form of wildlife relief. he also fac

janai: hey everyone, i'm janai norman coming to you today from the vancouver aquarium and it's time to chill out with some of the coolest baby animals in winter. this is "oh baby!" on today's episode, for these cubs, staying warm in winter really does revolve around mom. and when the ocean cools, this giant mother and her baby make their move. plus, south pole babies testing out brand new water wings on a rocky shore. and, if you're ever lost in the snow, this is the furry face you'll want to see. all these animal stories and so much more, beginning right now, here on "oh baby!" [music] janai: it's said that one kind word is enough to warm three months of winter. but how do baby animals stay warm in winter's chill? they're trying to figure it out too. it turns out for some species, family ties have a lot to do with staying healthy when sunlight, temperatures, and food supplies are low. and that's especially true in the arctic, where one iconic species is bringing up baby. [music] janai: the extremes of the planet, where ice and snow rule supreme, give rise to some of the most breathtak

janai? >> janai: we'll be watching that. thank you. >>> turning now to efforts to stem the bird flu, the governor of new york has ordered to shut down all live bird markets in the new york area and surrounding counties after multiple cases have been detected and governor kathy hochul ordering uninfected live bird markets to shut down for five days. this comes amid a new concern a new type of bird flu has been detected in dairy cows. whit? >> whit: we're counting down to the big game in new orleans tomorrow. security has been ramped up since the new year's terror attack. now ratcheted up even more because president trump plans to attend. let's go back to will reeve in new orleans. will, good morning. >> will: hey, good morning again to you, whit. president trump will be the first sitting president to attend a super bowl. that's going to add another element of heavy security on game day with nearly 80,000 fans at the game. there are hundreds of thousands of fans overall here in new orleans for the super bowl week festivities s

janai, tell us about these big moments. yeah, yeah. >> janai: one included beyonce.een many, many many years since she's been in the music game and never won that award until last night. with trevor noah at the helm, the grammys marked not only a night of celebration, but one of community, marking the wild fires that have ravaged los angeles. the show was sort of like a love letter to l.a. overnight, a couple of firsts for the queen herself. >> the grammy goes to cowboy carter! [ applause ] >> reporter: beyonce finally taking home the award that has eluded her her entire career, album of the year. >> i just feel very full and very honored. it's been many, many years. [ applause ] i just want to thank the grammys, every songwriter, every collaborator, every producer, all of the hard work. >> cowboy carter. [ applause ] >> reporter: seemingly stunned when cowboy carter also took home country album of the year becoming the first black artist to win that prize. >> i think sometimes genre is a cold word to keep us in our place as artists. ♪ look at those mountains look at

positive recommendation vice chair dorsey and dorsey i remember in cardio and cardio i chair and i janai we have three eyes thank you and the motion passes and mr. clerk please call item number two. >> yes. item number two is a resolution approving the ninth amendment to the contract between the municipal transportation agency and texaco llc for services related to the towing, storage and disposal of abandoned and illegally parked vehicles to increase the contract amount by 15.3 million for a total contract amount not to exceed 136.7 million for the balance of the second year and the last three years of the five year extension with no changes to the term of april 1st 2016 through march 31st 2026 effective upon approval of this resolution. >> madam chair, thank you. and of course we have a to hear. yes, hi. good morning. >> my name is lorraine fukui. i'm a manager with the parking group. today's item before you is a tow contract amendment with texaco formerly known as order return requesting approval for an additional $15.3 million in spending authority so that we can finish out the last

and janay decides that he can trust jefferson and he tel secretary of thientire plot. and you can see here, this is jefferson's on tt meeting. and i highlighted the key parts here. he said, communicated to me thesthings not as secretary of state, but as mr. jefferson meaning he was talking to as a nd, d not in official capacity. ed me to write a letter introduction. i took back letter and i wrote another one exact ask him to do so now andre michaux has letter of introduction from the secretary state in which the secretary state is saying this is a botanist traveling to conduct science. please allow him to travel freely, freely throughout your state and meet with people he should not be under any suspicion. yeah, well, how about this thinking for a second? this is the secretary of state. i would compare this to if the secretary of state knew when russia going to invade ukraine, decided not to say anything to. their administration. so what happens? michaux ends up going out kentucky and i know we're short on time, so i'll summarize very quick. quickly michaux travels, an

here's abc's janai norman. cowboy carter. >> it was an historic night. decades in the making.coming the first black woman to win album of the year in over a quarter century at the grammys. accepting her award with daughter blue ivy by her side. >> i just feel very full and very honored. it's been many, many years. >> fans ecstatic. >> oh my gosh, she got it. >> she won. so that's all that matters. >> the most nominated and awarded artist in grammy history. finally snagging the grammys top award after having been nominated for the album of the year four times before. >> and i hope we just keep pushing forward opening doors. >> it's a feat. her husband jay-z, the most awarded rapper in grammy history, called out at last year's show while accepting the doctor dre global impact award. >> think about that. the most grammys never won album of the year. that doesn't work. >> last night, jay-z and fellow superstar taylor swift raising their glasses to queen bee. >> it probably feels very validating and redemptive in a lot of ways that she won album for the year, for an album that she

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janai norman is there for us.morning, janai. >> reporter: it was the light poles that weren't safe out here last night, robin. good morning to you. fans tagged this area. it has now reopened. this area last night was described as bedlam on broad street. the area has reopened and cleanup got started just about two hours ago. but my producer tells me that fireworks started halfway through the third quarter. the party just kept going from there. it was a long night in philadelphia. massive crowds of excited fans packed the streets where there are still barricades up this morning. you can see pieces of the confetti, so much green confetti littered along the streets here. eagles fans are certainly known for going all out for their team. they certainly did, as this win was about redemption. there was video of fans carrying a light pole that they had taken down last night. also a linen truck. i just heard a, go bird, from a driver here. a truck was reportedly stolen from a hotel, the linens burned. police did come out ab

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. >> dorsey i remember in cardio and cardio i church and i janai we have three eyes and motion passes and with that would like to make the motion to move item six and item seven as amended to a four point recommendation and a roll call please and on the motion to afford both resolutions to the full board to the positive recommendation item seven as amended. vice chair dorsey dorsey i remember and guardiola and guardiola i church and i chennai we have three eyes the motion passes and mr. clerk please call item number eight yes item number eight is a resolution adopting findings that the marina improvement and remediation project is fiscally feasible and responsible under the administrative code. >> madam chair, thank you. >> and today we have supervisor sheryl's office here and i would like to make a comment. >> thank you, chair chan vice chair dorsey and committee member and cardio. today i am through supervisor cheryl respectfully asking for a continuance of this item to the march 19th committee hearing. since the items introduction we have heard from a handful of constituents who wi

vice chair dorsey dorsey i'm american cardio and cardio i church man i janai we have three eyes thank you in the mat motion passes thank you and mr. clerk please call item number 13. >> yes item number 13 is a resolution retroactively authorizing and approving the lease of approximately three point 3000ft2 of office space within the building located at 745 franklin street with the city of california employment development department for the human services agency jobs now program for a term commencing on january 1st, 2025 through december 31st 2030 at the annual base rent of approximately 105,000 and authorizing the director of property to enter into any extensions, amendments or modifications to the lease that do not materially increase the obligations nor liabilities of the city and are necessary to effectuate the purposes of the lease or this resolution. >> madam chair, thank you. and we have a director actually go pinnick here from real estate. good afternoon chair chin supervisor dorsey supervisor and gaudio. first i like to thank supervisor dorsey and and gaudio for your service