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he spoke to an affiliate of the bbc�*s us partner, cbs news, i'm just praying that somebody is pullingut of the river right now as we speak. that's all i can pray for. i'm just praying to god. when was the last time you spoke with her? i she texted me that they were landing in 20 minutes. we looked up in the sky before that, and we saw these white flares... we thought they were like shooting stars... i don't know, i couldn't really explain it, but we didn't really it was really insane. around 300 responders were deployed to search for survivors. so, it's a highly complex operation. it's cold. they're dealing with relatively windy conditions. the wind is hard out on the river, so they're out there working. ..doing everything we can to keep them safe. will have been put into action — fire, ambulance and so forth. we know the fbi were involved early on because they had and the purpose there would be to save life. on board the two aircraft. his sorrow about the crash. this is a difficult day for all of us at american airlines, of our passengers, crew members, partners, first responders, al

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. >> 's use as a public service along with these other television providers giving my front row seatcy. as soon as next week. >> we are meeting to consider the nomination of robert f kennedy junior secretary the u.s. department of health and services. we are still waiting to get our members here while we wait for that to occur. if confirmed, he will have the opportunity to deliver much-needed change to our nation's healthcare system. he spent his career fighting to end the epidemic and leading advocate for healthcare transparency both for patients and taxpayers. mr. kennedy clearly responded to questions during rigorous due diligence process in the course of answering 900 questions and beyond what's required and has proven his commitment to the role of secretary of the hhs and i will vote in favor of his nomination. i strongly encourage my colleagues on both sides of the i recognize senator wyden for remarks. >> i'll have a brief statement and several colleagues on my side and robert kennedy's nation healthcare officer. before we get to kennedy why he singularly unfit, i'd like to sa

s. what they demonstrated was looking at the data, at the overdose rate from nonmedical use of drugs has been on a steady, exponential increase trend since at least the late 1970's. the only thing changed is that at different points in time, different drugs are predominantly used as the principal cause of overdose deaths. for example in the early 2000's, the principal cause of overdoses was diverted prescription pain pills that found their way onto the black market and the recreational users. then as policy establishment, political establishment wrongly blamed it on doctors overprescribing prescription pain pills and clamped down on prescribing, which prescribing was in 1992, the people using nonmedically migrated first to heroin and then fentanyl, and we will see what is next. but it has generally been on a steady increase now. it spiked during the covid pandemic along with alcohol use and other substance use. a lot of factors involved, including the border closure, opium which is processed to heroin, drug traffic organizations with that the fentanyl, and fentanyl is much more potent an

fentanyl has been around since the 1970's. use it everyday. it is a very important drug. apidly reduces pain and wears off quickly. we use it in anesthesia. if anyone has had a general anesthetic or procedure where they have had sedation they likely received fentanyl. give it to patients in recovery rooms postop and even have fentanyl skin patches. that we have been giving to patients for decades, where you put a patch on your skin over about 72 hours, a small dose slowly gets absorbed, and that usually reduces your requirement for oral pain pills. you have that in the background supplementing any pain pills. it is a very useful drug. there are also fentanyl analogs which are modifications of fentanyl, slightly different, and there are a few of them that we use in a medical field, sleep anesthesia. now, just like methamphetamine, which by the way is a legal, prescribed drug to treat adhd, and the aired -- and the original brand name, we still prescribe it occasionally. adderall is more popular, but like that fentanyl can be made in a lab. in an underground lab and then sol

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s. the biden administration was using these n.g.o.'to bring mass mig regulates in our country and flag things for their vast. and we will do investigation. and want to know why the democrats objecting, there is a lot of corruption that is going to be exposed. i want to end this on this point, senator has been a warrior for president trump's cabinet pick and kash patel was confirmed as our next f.b.i. director. a lot

s. the biden administration was using these n.g.o.'to bring mass mig regulates in our country and flag things for their vast. and we will do investigation. and want to know why the democrats objecting, there is a lot of corruption that is going to be exposed. i want to end this on this point, senator has been a warrior for president trump's cabinet pick and kash patel was confirmed as our next f.b.i. director. a lot of smart people said his nomination was dead on arrival and now it is director kash patel and thank the senator for what he does for president trump and his nominees. this guy is a warrior. [applause] that gets a new way live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two. more from seas pack in the afternoon with florida congressman byron donalds, had secretary scott turner and others. that also live on c-span two beginning at 3:15 p.m. eastern with additional coverage on our free mobile video app c-span now and online at c-span.org. >> american history tv saturdays on c-span to explain the people and events that tell the american st

warming trend that will make today one of our cooler days of your forecast with a lot of us hanging out in the 50'sshare of us rising into the low 60's saying carlo south into the south bay hitting that 60 degree. mark are rising just above it. same for a lot of the east bay hayward right at 61, oakland at 60 degrees. same in castro valley and san leandro earth day temps actually just slightly our warmer spots. pittsburgh at 63 degrees today as we move through the forecast, temperatures will remain pretty steady through thursday. after that, though, we see a warming trend and it's enough to get us into the low 70's for a lot of our inland areas by saturday and sunday. >> is check the traffic this morning as we're looking at the bay bridge to start, we've got very few cars. it's presidents day weekend. so a lot of folks are off today. we're expecting to see pretty much this across all our bridges. and that's exactly what we're finding. nothing really slowing anybody down all traffic at the limit this morning from the san mateo bridge to the sandra fell bridge. where's the traffic? this is what i'm t

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some new precip 60's for your highs in the city and a few 50's at the coastline. most of us and that paired with the calm winds and the abundant sunshine, it's going to feel just right for a lot of us. san jose at 67 today. same number in dublin hayward, union city fremont as well as san leandro concord, you're close to 70 today with fairfield actually getting up to that 70 degree mark for your afternoon high. a look ahead to show a few more of those 70's come the weekend. something to look forward to. if you've been missing that warmer feel and all that sunshine, we got it in this forecast right now. all right, john thing. >> a 14 minute ride on the pay for it. well, 72% at 17, which was several fields at 8 in the golden gate bridge. 21 minutes. >> in the east bay, oakland, residents now beginning to organize in response to recent federal actions affecting racial equality. for instance, today, doctor brandy 2 summers is going to be leading surveys and focus groups out at oakland city hall trying to gather more input from the community. the goal is to develop a path forward

us institutions that you deal with. so for example, there is a ban on climate change. you cannot mention it if you're a u. s. agency, now us scientists are barred from collaborating with international colleagues, not only on environmental issues on health issues, the state department, the f b. i intelligence agencies, or effectively being told you are paralyzed, they cannot act until you prove your moral to donald trump. that's the worry here, whether we talked about dealing with allies, what were the adversaries, the us system itself may not be able to function effectively on any of these key issues that we're going to talk about today. well, joe, as an expert, but also as a canadian because canada as being in the following line in the last couple of weeks, what do you think about the way this is being done? the way donald trump does this because there's no quite negotiation or clock diplomacy, it's all done very, very publicly, very impulsively, very aggressively. that's not the way allies normally talk to each other. i mean, if i'm being quite honest with you a, i don't think i felt much worse in my life

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we're right on the cusp of the 70's and into the weekend. a lot of us0's under sunshine, all right. john lee. >> we'll check in on your bridge traffic. 13 minutes there. while 14 minutes san mateo bridge, which 1008 and the golden gate bridge. 19 minutes. time now is 6.16, and a berkeley woman. >> who is the alleged leader of a cult light group called zizians. >> is going to remain behind bars appearing before a judge via video in maryland. 34 year-old jack la sota and 2 other cult members were ordered to be held without bail. the trio arrested on sunday and face charges including trespassing, obstructing hindering in possession of a handgun in a vehicle. the group called zizian is concerned with technology and human cognition. and they're linked to more than a handful of deaths. they're rampage started in 2022. one police say they killed a vallejo man after squatting on his property. the most recent death believe connected to them was that of a u.s. border patrol agent near the can't canadian border last month the council on american islamic relations,

we are in the 40's for most of us. e 30's, but we're beginning to around that corner now and you'll start to see numbers lifting here really shortly that will eventually get us well into the 60's this afternoon under mostly sunny conditions, >> that if you're heading out today, things are looking good on the highways. 17 minutes on our bay bridge are 14 minute ride along the san mateo richmond center fell at 12 and that golden gate 20 minutes. >> well, 7 30's the time and at least a dozen car windows were smashed at a popular street in san francisco. break-ins happened at levin's worth. and then also greenwich street. it's right near the popular lombard street is kron four's gayle ong reports. >> just before 4.30, thursday morning, security cameras capturing a car driving in the area of leavenworth and greenwich in san francisco. moments later, this person in a bright hooded sweater smashes a window and dives in and out of the passenger side. we found william bennett covering up his broken windows hours later. >> person

today is going to bring with it a return, a plentiful sunshine already in the 50's by 10:00am and by noontime. lot of us in the 60's right all right. on the basket, you move in. they ridge community 18 minutes traveling into the city. while you're 7 temperatures at 14 average 7,011 and the golden gate bridge. 20 minutes. all right. at 6.30, for your help this morning. sampras leaders are working right now to curb drug use across the city and learn which groups are most at risk. on wednesday, public health officials shared new data on. >> accidental overdose deaths. >> yeah, they say those accidental overdoses are on the rise for the 3rd month in a row. the total of 59 people died in january. public health officials are particularly concerned about one community. >> we continue to see a disproportionate number of black african americans dying due to overdose. despite representing just 6% of the san francisco population. 28% of preliminary overdose deaths in 2024. among black african americans. >> well, that means african-americans are dying at a rate 5 times higher than any other community in the city. >

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