i agree with kathleen. no, it is just going to be stand up and tell a bunch of lies, just like he always does. so, no, i will not watch either. yes, i do think democrats should boycott it. why sit through that? why put yourself through misery to listen to all this bs from him? and another thing i would like to say, i tried to call, i believe it was friday, when you were asking about how to cut the budget down. one thing that could be done is trump could keep his butt at the white house and do his job instead of running to his golf courses, mar-a-lago, every few days, the super bowl, the indy car race. give me a break. let's talk about taxpayers' money going to nothing but a bunch of users. and that is exactly what he is doing. that is why he wants to be president. he wants to use people in this country, wants to use the government, just like elon musk, he wants to use the government to keep getting rich, to keep getting power. and i cannot believe that people cannot see through him. host: all right, kathy.

the team donated $20,000 of workout and training equipment to kathleen mcdonald, wilcox and santa claraitems include chutes, two-man sled hop over bags and tires. most equipment can cost thousands of dollars. the coaches say they are grateful for the donation. guess what? the players are going to write a thank you note. thanks for watching. it is old school, but it is a good thing. see you right back here at announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause]

kathleen macdonald, wilcox and santa clara high received lineman shoots 2 men. sled ce. that's a big tire bags. helmets, pads, whatever you need to training for football, it seems like they've donated. they were part of the initiative forty-niners cares which contributes a quarter of a million dollars per year to community programs in santa clara. he is college basketball's biggest and most important french import maxine runoff from paris to palo alto, 7 footers on the verge of leaving stanford to its first 20 win season in a decade and he's doing it in his own unique way. kron 4 sports director scott reed says the story. >> a storybook ending to unpredictable story. maxime raynaud capping off his senior day in dramatic and emphatic fashion. the culmination of a stanford career that he's seen a lanky lightly recruited freshman evolved into a bona fide college basketball superstar. it feels really good see you work all the work you put finally like. >> flourish or your guy. that's kind of gotten better every year. the acc and the pac 12 back to the days. they only see the

the head football coaches of kathleen mcdonald, wilcox and santa clara high school say this equipment is a welcomed and very much needed. >> it's professional level equipment. and, you know, the kids can kind of be inspired to know that, you know, they're heroes, you know, worked and developed on that equipment. but from a head coach perspective, from an administrative perspective, i mean, every dollar counts. >> indeed it does. the donation was part of 49ers cares. that's a long-term, organization wide effort that provides $250,000 every year to community programs right there in santa clara. and those young football players are going to be so grateful. thanks, everybody, for atchin [chatter] it's a robotic money expert. clever. how do i start a savings habit? famous cabbage. savings habits. shaving rabbits. tech can make life simpler. but when it comes to savings habits, nothing's as simple as bmo. a bmo savings account helps you build the habit with a cash reward every month you save. cash reward? ingenious. sardine fest. this year's top prize goes to bmo. i'm just in it for the sav

i agree with kathleen.o, it is just going to be stand up and tell a bunch of lies, just like he always does. so, no, i will not watch either. yes, i do think democrats should boycott it. why sit through that? why put yourself through misery to listen to all this bs from him? and another thing i would like to say, i tried to call, i believe it was friday, when you were asking about how to cut the budget down. one thing that could be done is trump could keep his butt at the white house and do his job instead of running to his golf courses, mar-a-lago, every few days, the super bowl, the indy car race. give me a break. let's talk about taxpayers' money going to nothing but a bunch of users. and that is exactly what he is doing. that is why he wants to be president. he wants to use people in this country, wants to use the government, just like elon musk, he wants to use the government to keep getting rich, to keep getting power. and i cannot believe that people cannot see through him. host: all right, kathy. je

he is survived by his mother, kathleen banes, brother, jeffrey and leanne banes, and brother, matthew and jessie english. and his niece, leah banes. they would be the first to tell you that his laughter was contagious, his compassion boundless, and those fortunate enough to know him were better off for it. we honor kevin's legacy today, knowing that his spirit will live on in the lives he touched and the causes he fought for. may kevin banes rest in peace. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the life and legacy of edward macho colon, a block offed coach, mentor and community leader. for more than 28 years, coach macho dedicated hitch seven to the rest -- himself to the westside little league football and cheer. even in the wake of the covid-19 pandemic, he refused to let obstacles stand in the way of opportunity. growing the program from one team to five and adding three cheer leading squads. however, his impact went beyond the field. he wasn't just a coach, he was a role model. a guiding force. and a source of strength for so many in our community. beyond sports, macho was a proud loc

mary kathleen there was a conversation about fort knox. >> tour live is the gold there or not?ne spray paint led. >> i wonder if a lot of it is missing? what it like half of it is missing? [laughter] >> how do we know? we don't know. they said the last time someone looked at it was decades ago. >> the last -- i believe the last formal audit was in the 50's. [laughter] so i'm like, okay. maybe we should check it again. >> laura: mary katharine ham was fun to watch. today in the oval office fun to watch and educational at the same time. >> in the case of rogan and musk, first of all that would rate if you did the live tour and they know that. i also think that when it comes to just talking, a lot of the left is sort of confused about we need our own rogan. how do we do this? the problem is rogan and musk aren't right leaning per se. they just have freedom to talk and enjoy themselves. and the problem with the left is that he they made freedom to talk and enjoy themselves right coded so if anyone has a free ranging conversation and tell a few jokes ends up being a right leaning pe

now, the team this week donated $20,000 in workout and football equipment to kathleen mcdonald wilcoxta clara high schools, all located in santa clara. this is a part of the team's new long term effort called 49ers cares. that effort is designed to boost community programs in levi's home city of santa clara. wow. that looks like like professional equipment. those things you run at, right? exactly. i'm sure they have what i call them to things. yeah. it works. all right. all right. let's talk about. okay. not football weather just yet. baseball is around the corner. spring. but a little taste of winter. yeah, we're getting some much needed rain, and we're going to see it off and on over the next couple of days, temperatures have dropped. we're just settling in to the cooler weather. but when we talk about ring, we also talk about allergies. and we're seeing a high amount of pine, cedar and oak pollen floating through the air. so if you've been sneezing, this is what you're allergic to. one of these mold is fairly low at this point, but we are going to see some light showers moving thro

the head football coaches of kathleen mcdonald, wilcox and santa clara high schools say that equipmented. >> it's professional level equipment and, you know, the kids can kind of be inspired to know that, you know, they're heroes, you know, worked and developed on that equipment. but from a head coach perspective, from an administrative perspective, i mean, every dollar counts. >> the donation was part of 49ers cares, a long term, organization wide effort that provides $250,000 annually to community programs in santa clara. well, the nfl draft is next month, and when the new season kicks off, the fox nfl sunday show will be without a long time member. jimmie johnson saying he made that decision, saying it was a tough one. he's a two time super bowl winning coach for the dallas cowboys. he is now, though, calling it a career after more than 30 years with fox. he says the gig was, quote, the most fun i've ever had in my career. that's counting super bowls and national championships. he co-hosts with terry bradshaw and howie long, and they've all shared that desk since 1994. current analy

. >> kathleen macdonald, wilcox and santa clara high.l received lineman shoots 2 men sled step over bags, helmets, pads. the list goes on and on that giant tires to push the donations were part of the initiative forty-niners cares which contribute $250,000 per year to community programs in santa clara. >> it's 66 and we've got all the weather coverage in need. so they get through this commute. that is going to be a wet one, if not already, as you can see here from stormtracker 4 as the front is moving from the south right now towards san francisco will be right back. and a student brings a loaded gun and a knife to a local high school campus will tell you where it happened. and this is just a week after a student was stabbed in class at that same school. plus, an investigation into whether a police chase led to a dramatic crash oakland. greg takes prevagen for his brain and this is his story. hi, i'm greg. i live in bloomington, illinois. i'm not an actor. i'm just a regular person. eight years ago, i just didn't feel like i was on my ga

kathleen macdonald, willcox and santa clara high. those 3 received linemen shoot 2 men sleds, giant wheels of their tires. as you can see. yeah. get lifted. flip those over helmets bag made the got up. they got a ton of stuff. the donations were all part of the initiative called forty-niners cares which contributes upwards of $250,000 each year to community programs across santa clara when they did the tire flipping thing like on rocky, i thought it was a normal tire. not that giant. that thing is huge. tractor tire. >> 56 right now coming up on kron 4 morning news. it's a wet morning out stormtracker shows you where the rain is falling at the moment and >> john, we'll take a closer look. at your commute and the effects of this storm on that and a student brought this to school a loaded gun and a folding knife. and it's the same school where a student was stabbed class just a few weeks ago. we'll tell you said. and there's an investigation with police chasing this vehicle that ended up crashing in oakland will tell you the very lates

local storytellers insist that de selin rips the white out of the french tricolor, and a woman named kathleen flor depicted here in this imaginative portrait by come here. so the two sides back together and that this is how you get the current haitian flag which is red and blue and also how you get the haitian national motto union la force or unity is strength that those factions had to come together and they had to come together for the purposes of independence independence. if we fast forward to november 1803, the french are being beaten at post after post post gasoline and the other freedom fighters. they do a tactic where they retreat they retreat into the mountains that they know very well. haiti is a very mountainous country one. haitian proverb says behind mountains, more mountains. the freedom fighters know those mountains. they're not afraid of them. but the french are. and so they wait and they try to draw in and they wait until it's hurricane season, and then they strike. they wait and let yellow fever ravished the forces of the of the french army. and then they rally and they try

so kathleen, what do you think about the fact tuesday forecast?ity of some across the bay area. >> we can always go to rio now. it's going to be really a fun fun day. those dancers are so talented, but for today, it's cold and gray and some areas. you may see some rays of sunshine as well. but santas a showing again, that's interesting. few san jose state. you've got the lowest clouds kind of in pushing right into the building. but it's going to be great and kind of cold. so temperatures this morning haven't budged a lot compared to earlier. so still in the 50's and the 40's, we'll warm up into the 40's 50's and even maybe a few 60's. there's a high surf advisory that's in effect until 9 o'clock tomorrow night for very strong waves that high up to 20 foot. high waves. >> mostly cloudy. we've got some really windy conditions coming up for us, especially this afternoon. chance of rain continues tonight into tomorrow. thunderstorm chances even are a slight chance in the east bay, even the south bay. and it'll be sunny, mostly sunny tomorrow. future r

and kathleen chan who's the medical director of value based care for the network is presenting. >> thankou. thank you commissioners and welcome dr. director time so we have our slides pulled up. thank you and i am going to review with you a little bit about the value based care team within the department of public health as well as the go over program overview of the quality incentive pool program. i'll talk through some collaborations and partnerships that have led us to success and some future work on the horizon for our team. next slide. next slide. >> thank you. the value based care sits team sits within the san francisco health network organizational structure and that is appropriate because most of the qip program is measuring care delivery and outcomes that are affected by the care delivery systems underneath the health network. >> next slide california department of health care services or do you see us as quality incentive pool program is a statewide managed care directed payment program meant to align priorities and address and improve health equity. >> this provides a signific