. >> ray: it's amazing. good for them. congratulations, there's nothing greater, nothing greater. >> mike: got a 3-3 game in the third. ray ferraro, emily kaplan, mike monaco, our entire crew, coyle, dragged through, lindholm denied, and then a sprawling samsonov covers. >> ray: the bruins have just not generated much at all, since the end of the first period, that's just their ninth shot on goal. sweet little give and go. coyle finds lindholm getting behind brayden mcnabb. coyle wants to snap this pass as hard as he can, so the deflection has a chance to get up into the top of the net. well read and well played by samsonov to knock away the latest bruins chance. >> ray: face-off to the right of samsonov, controlled by the bruins. cha charlie mcavoy, toward the back door, geekie gloves it down, and pressured by hague. out high, pastrnak wheels, protects, and cycles it along toward geekie. zacha tried to settle the bouncing puck up the boards, fighting with nick. pressure there, won by vegas and stopped by swayman. >> ray:

. >> ray: beecher hits the one post by himself. the chance for sam carrick, chips up over the glove of swayman. hits the cross bar. look at this play by zacha. he realizes he's in too tight. he finds geekie, and geekie's got the whole net. vincent trocheck is going to try and block it, but geekie just flubd flubbed it. it flipped off his stick. he's had a great month for the bruins after a slow start for the year coming off a career high 17 goals last year. geekie's got seven in the month of january, and would have liked to have started february with one there. >> mike: what do you think is allowed for that with geekie? >> ray: i think coming into the year thinking i've got to score, i've got to score. he's not supposed to score 35 goals, at 17, why can't i get 25, pretty soon, you lose the way you were playing last year. now playing with david pastrnak lately doesn't hurt either. >> mike: no question about that. lindholm tried to sell through the slot. picked up there by pmarchand. marchand with it, turns away from fox. tried to c

i'm back with ray.ugs give it a bit of seasoning. the size of your hand. sizes, you know? of the big things? possible. or a sunday dinner. i'll be more like you. fergus laughs in 30 years, adult obesity rates in england have doubled, with the highest levels in the most deprived areas. billion a year. so can the jabs help turn the tide? i've come to glasgow to meet professor naveed sattar, who leads the uk government's 0besity healthcare goals programme. mental health, and really has an impact on every discipline in medicine. what about willpower? people still think, er, individuals are lazy or greedy. over the last 50 years. so we've made it far too easy for people to consume and others don't. i think it's genes. the genes dictate your ability to withstand food. they've tried their best within the context of their lives but they haven't managed. is there a danger that by removing this sort of sense of personal responsibility — blaming it on genes — "it's not your fault," and we ought to say to people, i

but ray wasn't who he said he was. and nancy's life was in grave danger. >> her husband had passed away over ten years ago, and she didn't have a whole lot of friends outside of home or in the family. and i think she she always she was just looking for someone in her life to spend some time with. >> more than a decade after losing her husband, nancy ray, hearts was ready to find love again after posting her profile on a dating site for people of a certain age, she met a man who called himself ray. same as nancy's middle name. an instant talking point. >> i guess. they pretty much corresponded several times every day, so it was pretty much just an online relationship. and then he would come and visit with her for four days, and then would leave again and be gone for 3 or 4 months. >> but at age 72, nancy was looking for more than a long distance relationship. after about a year with ray, she spoke up about her need for commitment. >> and so she finally wrote an email that she was just about through with the situation. >

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on renewable energy, ray long. wherever you'rejoining us from in the world, on day one of his second presidency, donald trump pulled the world's biggest economy out of the world's most significant agreement to combat man—made climate change. it was signed by barack obama in 2015. from the agreement. on his first day in office in 2021. and in yet another twist in this tale, the billionaire and former republican mayor of new york mike bloomberg has said his philanthropic agencies will give the united nations but president trump is seeking to reverse more than just on the campaign trail, he made clear his plans to get oil and gas flowing in greater quantities and killjoe biden�*s part of the former president's inflation reduction act. in the last few days of his presidency, joe biden�*s so, other than leaving the paris climate agreement, on day one, he declared a national emergency to speed up permits he's making drilling for oil and gas in the arctic and along the coast of the united states possible again. new electr

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at the end of the day, because the rays needed a place to play. >> now to accommodate the rays regularovated and expanded to match mlb standards. once spring training wraps, there will be four days for staff to cover up or switch out. the hundreds of yankee logos and branding scattered throughout the facility. and if you were wondering, the first game here at steinbrenner field is on february 21st, and it is the yankees versus the rays. pretty fitting for this season, don't you think? reporting in tampa genevieve curtis, fox 13 news. >> a new weight room officially unveiled today at balboa high school in san francisco. it was sponsored by the nonprofit started by nfl running back austin ekeler with the commanders. his foundation worked with niners running back christian mccaffrey on the project. the students have already been using the equipment, but today was eckler's first time seeing the finished gym. >> when there's a place that's in need, as balboa high school was, this is what the austin ekeler foundation does. goes in and actually finds a place and then also helps uplift that br

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the fbi under director ray never got his priorities straight. with respect to weaponization, i would like to turn to a letter i wrote july 20 of 2022. that letter noted that assistant special agent in charge was a key official involved in opening the case that became the jack smith law fair operation. that is not supposed to happen. an official at tebow's rank and position isn't supposed to open cases, that is the job of special agents. for those who don't remember tebow was the anti-trump agent that violated the hatch act for his blue conduct in office. my letter also noted that richard pilger, who ran the justice department's election crime branch was involved in the approval. now i would like to call the committee's attention to something i'm going to share with you information about the fbi that has never been made public before. do you have those. in my hand are a series of fbi -- the first is an email that tebow sent to subordinate agent on february the 14th, 2020 two. he said "here's a draft opening language we discussed. the draft openin

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the fellow cy young winner in ray said he found out about the signing from a little known mlb insiderdid you learn that justin signed and what was your immediate reaction? >> i think my wife texted me and said did we just sign ver lander? i texted him, like are we getting the band back together. i grew up watching this guy and then all of a sudden sharing a clubhouse with him. full circle getting to do it again. >> reporter: the addition felt like a base knock for matt chapman which grew up watching him and no longer has to face the former mvp. >> i feel like a little kid when i'm around him. i've been watching him pitch since i was a young kid. he was in the major leagues in 2005 and i was 12. so that was like primetime with me loving baseball and watching the game. just being able to play behind him and not have to face him anymore is going to be fun. >> reporter: giants skipper bob melvin is excited to pencil in verlander's name. >> he came and apologized to me right away. i'm not going to tell you what i told him. >> he said you immediately apologized to him about the playoff depa

during as well as bore on gallons of the bodies of 90. 3 people killed when it was fishing, and as ray is ready to strike in october, a still buried in its ruins. honey, mike made reports from the same. the will coming to this area has been a quite difficult. we ended up parking our car, you know, far, we point, given this year level of destruction and the rubble that are blocking major roads, leading to this particular residential building that has been destroyed by these really military. here we are in front of another family, a family, a house that accommodated 243 family members among them those who fled the horror of the, on it predictable following bonds from the value of refuge account. and your valley accounts were killed inside this residential building. 6, the story building was completely leveled to the ground by multiple ears strikes. not only this building, but the surrounding area has turned into more of the waste land by the shared level of destruction and devastations that caused the destruction of all means of life in this area. it had been months in kentucky then the

ray. yes. mr. weissbourd. yes. president kim. yes. >> so i move approval of a stipulated expulsion agreement for one middle school student matter number 2024-2025-22 for one calendar year from the date of approval of the expulsion. during the suspended expulsion period, student will attend a comprehensive middle school from two school options provided by s of us. can i have a second? >> second. we'll call mr. steele. thank you. mr. alexander? yes, mr. fisher. yes, mr. gupta. yes. vice president healey. yes. mr. ray. yes. mr. wiseman. what? yes. president kim. yes. in three matters of anticipated litigation the board by a vote of seven eyes. and sorry, i will repeat that and three matters of anticipated litigation the board by a vote of seven eyes gives direction to the general counsel in one matter of public employee discipline dismissal release the board by a vote of seven eyes approved a proposed resignation and that is not actually the case. never mind in accordance with education code 44954 the board took action in closed ses

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monday is the first real world test when the senry rai sensor rai ai sensor is deployed near irvine inthern california. rhyne hopes the low cost and low power system will soon help bay area firefighters as well. new orleans will be the center of the sports universe this weekend when the super bowl takes place this sunday at super bowl 59. and we've got a look at the superdome, where security will be extra tight this weekend. the big game always a big security challenge. but with president trump attending this year and the recent new year's day terror attack, authorities are being extra vigilant. we spoke with one of the city's top crime fighting leaders about what's being done, along with a verizon representative who says some of the same measures will be adopted when next year's super bowl arrives in the bay area. january 1st has just helped us increase our technology and just bring everybody together so that we can make sure that we are leveraging technology as we know it in the public safety space. tanisha and i have actually had the pleasure of meeting with the city of santa clara,

i will connect with you ray and his wife ellen. >> that's a great assignment today, isn't it?tiful down there? i was down in florida this weekend the weather is so nice. >> steve: the weather is perfect. >> brian: says i'm looking at these cases and, of course, they should be able to have access to the irs. they work for the government. how else are they going to look at it, but that doesn't mean necessarily the judge is going to rule that way. listen. >> one thing that i think has been just strange in this whole conversation around doge over the last few weeks is this idea you need a security clearance to access tax information and social security numbers. you don't. unless that social security number is attached to information. those are federal government employees not only should they have the same access as their career official colleagues they should have nor access because they were effectively directly elected by the people via the president and the election. a lot of what we are seeing is the media and certain lawmakers being disingenuous and exploiting the american p

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that's what those rays are doing. i think this is really a great deal of sort of division of, of, of assignments and labor is owned by these ratings. we see that the security. yeah, no group says yeah, let them go with we should go on as scheduled. really is the president that we see the small stretch. it has a veto over this. so what, what does the end? we know that is what did you want to go back toward? so if nothing, yeah, was short, then yeah, acquiescence. if you will, if we were to take too much as words to smart this, then the door is moving. if not, you know where we need to feed an action then the taking very, very so in the next few hours and the early hours of sunday, so, so to speak. so you can salvage this thing, but i don't loud through that. nothing now is your help and on going back to it, because he thinks probably that the only way to salvage is bri nation as who there is option of war. i know over the next few hours, as you say, where does this leave negotiates is now how difficult will this now be

a ray common sense. thank you, tom. >> thanks for having me. griff: all right., we are just hours away from super bowl lix only on fox, and will cain is live in new orleans ahead of the kickoff. hey, will. will: griff, 45 super bowls have experienced next to me, jim gray said it's still pretty cool to sit on the field. i ask jim for his top three memories, he said, will, i'm going to give you one, and it didn't happen while the clock was running. that answer when we come back on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ this is the tempur-pedic breeze mattress, and it's designed to help you feel cool. so, no more sweating all night... no kicking off the covers... or blasting the air conditioning. because only the tempur-pedic breeze is made with our one-of-a-kind cooling technology — that pulls heat away from your body. so, the mattress feels up to 10 degrees cooler all night long. during our presidents day sale, save up to $500 on select adjustable mattress sets. shop now at tempurpedic.com. (♪) is a bitcoin etf the same as owning bitcoin directly? while bitcoin etfs might offer a

how must also a noun, super release, the bodies of full is ray, the captives on the day, and 6 small who are still alive on fast as a group says it's showing flexibility as a sign of its commitment to the goals. as the smaller agreement is cold on is around to do the same. no, a day reports from jordan's cap to a mom because the is ready government towns palestinian authority. you have found out a 0 from reporting from inside as well as the occupied westbank. a bitter sweet breakthrough in garza cease fire talks. how much does announce it will release the bodies of 4 is really captive ahead of the agreed on timeline. they include the remains of chevy, the boss, and her children again and see if they were killed in gaza. reportedly, you know, he's really air strikes the november 2023. the boy's father, yes. then was freed. earlier this month, in exchange is where a win set free half of the women and children is ready for, says took from garza during the war. it's not clear how many palestinians were forcibly disappeared, or how many remained alive. israel refuses to disclose that info

ray yeah.ng everyone around a him, and as you said, it's moving into the private sector as well. lisa: all right. well, turning now to your headlines, luigi mangione releasing his first public statement since he was charged with first-degree murder after the execution-style killing of united health care ceo brian thompson. mangione saying, quote, i am a overwhelmed by and grateful for everyone who has written me to share their stories and express their support. if hmm. >>> all right. california gop lawmakers introducing a series of bills to promote fairness in women's sports as the state refuses to follow president trump's new executive order. the legislation requires students to play on teams based on their biological sex rather than gender as well as allowing parents to remove their child from situations that promote transgender ideology. the state the lawmaker behind the bills writing this: we know the state of california going to do everything it can to resist and avoid compliance with fede

stuart: ray, have a great weekend. all right.e button, start the market rolling today to. we know we're going to open sharply lower on the dow because of unitedhealth. the rest of the market though we're looking for just a little bit of green. here we go. right from the if get go the dow down, what, 300 points or thereabouts, 356 at this moment. that that's entirely due to unitedhealth which is down -- we'll check it in a appointment, but it's way, way down.. -- in a moment. the dow's off 280. as for the s&p 500 is, we have that that down just 4 points. that's all. and the nasdaq composite, that, i think, has opened in the green, yes, it has. . 020% higher. big tech, where are we now? meta platforms up, microsoft up $1.50 at $417. alphabet, that's google, up just 39 cents. apple's reaching 246. amazon is down just a few e cents, that's all. we've got to start with the biggest loser on the dow, that isnitedhealth group. the "wall street journal" reports the department of justice is investigating the company's medicare billing prac

, as long as an open platform, you can't be sued for what somebody else says and that is did he not raytissation. and they would be themselves the creance soars. by way of you are going to be an open platform or publisher that gets sued like "60 minutes" ought to get sued. they are going to pick a team. if you are a bureaucrat and you work to censor americans you ought to be able to be sued by a citizen so it doesn't take an attorney general to do that. you can sue the censors. i think that would dhaing the incentive structure which would be important. and i can't miss the opportunity to point out just how exciting as mike and i and all of you believe, the founders believed in the system of checks and balances and powers spread out. no one person can get so powerful to taig their liberty away. the whole point is to take to protect individual liberty and never contemplated the administrative state as it is right now. by the way, they don't show up to work anymore. 6% are actually in the offices on any given day. but they have immense power over your lives. and can take away your liveliho

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we also know that the 3 is ray news, who had been held in captivity by mazda ever since the october 7th, to talk have been released. that was this morning now as rel is with, by releasing the 183 palestinians that are part of this, the latest hostage deal. a 5th that happened for over the last few weeks ever since not cecil. i came into effect the quote in for about 3 weeks now for that is the scene at the moment as we speak in the west, fine just called 1 pm, that's waiting throughout the day to see as more of those prisoners free. many of them are being fost freedom for many, many years. they return home. so that's probably the what i want to talk about some revelations emerging about us a id which that is pretty tough week. mike bens, the former state department official, has given details. examples of the agencies assets to gain influence on even top of government. basically there was a conflict around around the constructive u. s. military base in the region, which is very common conflict that we have often times foreign countries don't like having a big fat us military base instal

a now some x rays say that he uses this. let's clean the whole gaza molto to pressure salad is like in 2019 the us and israel floated at west bank annexation only to rock, but in exchange for normalization. with the united arab emirates, could saudi arabia follow the same playbook while it's too early to say, we have to wait and see, but all in all, we have to say that it's in the middle of the stakes for this is it could be a higher still unclear, by the way, if he'll return to israel before the next hosted release on sunday on such a day for now, he remains in you as preparing for a visit with trumps. scheduled for tuesday. that would really appreciate the region with vc spa lodge. the holding for now in gauze, or the audit has shifted its focus to the west bank with huge explosions. working janine, the long going rates in the north of the city have seen the mass demolition of homes that report say east one hospital was also damaged. meanwhile, as well as hotline finance ministers cool for broder occupation of the west ban

joining me now is ray jones, the judge executive of pike county, kentucky, where at least three people died from those floods. ray, just give us a sense of how bad the damage is where you are. >> well, growing up here in the county and having been in public office for 25 years, we've had multiple disaster declarations. this is by far the worst one that we've had. may 7th, 1984 was the last river flood of this magnitude. and this flood is over a much wider area. you seen some video there of portions of pikeville. and we have a lot of businesses that have been damaged, hundreds of homes. we still have areas that we can't get into, and we have search and rescue teams from north carolina, indiana. and it's been a it's been a challenge logistically, to try to get utilities restored. we're making progress with with that, we still have 7000 customers here in the county without water. and now we're expecting somewhere between 4 and 8in of snow and subfreezing temperatures for the next four days. >> yeah, you talk about that snow incoming. and i do want to ask you about that. but first, do we k

. >> seth: and another one called "ray gun." >> yes.lly. i think of women -- anyway. [ laughter ] "bikini" was a men's lifestyle magazine. >> seth: okay. >> and "ray gun" was a very cool music magazine. there were not that many magazines published in los angeles, california, seth. they were two of the magazines that were published in california. and i, unlike every other person i went to college with, wanted to move to california and not new york. i love los angeles. i think of it as my second home. and it was a really -- a fascinating time. i got to interview a lot of young starlets for the men's magazine. >> seth: that's very exciting. >> yes. i got very comfortable with bikinis as a fashion accessory. [ laughter ] i -- no one told me that you can't live in hollywood and work in santa monica, so, i was stuck in hour and a half long traffic every day each way, smoking camel ultra lights out of the window of my volvo. [ laughter ] like, that was the california dream i lived. but i have to say, the first time i went to los angeles, i lan

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but thanks to the ray-ban meta glasses, we got a front row seat.on, seth, i'm getting a phone call. >> seth: okay. >> hello? oh, hey, honey, what's up? no. no, i told them to deliver it to the backyard. they say the helicopter won't fit there? i measured it, and it will. slip them a thousand bucks and i'm sure they'll do it. love you, bye-bye. [ light laughter ] >> seth: you ordered a helicopter? and you were going to tip them a thousand doll -- how much money do you have? >> once again, you're missing the point -- oh, wait, no, you're not. the point is, i have a ton of money. [ laughter ] but i did also take that call with the tap of my finger. >> seth: well, these a.i. glasses are clearly iconic style, meets cutting-edge tech. thanks, wally, you sexy baby. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that's enough. we'll be right back with more "late night" everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ (♪♪) a tiny pinch of knorr chicken bouillon will save you more gas than driving down hill. because just one sip of this delectable, silky, chicken ramen noodle sou

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and then at the new build ray, the group of students have been attacked by the local members of the serbian progressive party of the ruling party. and that is how it differs located at the faculty of dramatic cars to begin. and then it spreads out through all 4 or 5 universities and serbia and the initial supports from i suppose students and professors. and that's how you that's going basically started. okay, i the house i managed to organize such a massive protest. so wow, i'm so peacefully. yeah, well i mean i've been students and serbia have a long tradition to protest. it started in the ninety's during the most rich. in these days, they are organized into individual direct democracy, drew a plan or the sessions, and which kind of the trees, the participation and fully to move them and sort of darcy. but they also being supported by academic community, but also by other communities of emphasizing. for example, i'm on my faculty, back with your political sizes is not, you know, the central government and we have community of the companies of neighbors of a retired people for supporting st

i'm joined by the president of the american council on renewable energy, ray long. industry right nowere. thanks for the question. well, things are a little different right now. certainly different from the past few years ithink, you know, one of the interesting and exciting the united states. about industrial processes being electrified, we're looking at an increase in electricity demand is needed by 2030. so, that's a lot of electricity that we need and it's an incredible opportunity for all the different projects operated, and it's contributing to the economy. so, i see the policy landscape changing right now happening at the top of washington politics right now? there are no... when you think about the campaigns over the last year and the language that was used, you know, they were going to approach energy and so many other things. so, ithink, you know, we had a realistic road map about how they were going to approach it, what changes interior — you know, these are people with deep—seated technologies. administration, different from what we saw during the obama administration. but

some serious concerns there from ray dalio. we also want to look at the energy markets taking a look at oil. oil on pace for a losing week right now. but there's a new iea report that was released this morning that shows that global demand is expected to grow in 2025. still we're looking at the oil markets right now. wti crude the us benchmark down 1.5% actually hitting its lows this morning. brant crude down just about the same. natural gas however moving higher. that's up right now about three and a third percent. okay. that is your setup. now i want to turn our attention back to the markets and some of your big money movers. let's start off with shares of applovin taking off after reporting better than expected earnings and guidance. applovin says it expects to see more traction as it improves its ai advertising models. also announcing plans to sell its mobile gaming business for 900 million shares of applovin, up over 28%. very different story for trade desk. just showed you a short time ago. shares plunging after missing r

this was the scene earlier today on highway one point rays. part of the road.re submerged in water. you can see cars trying to drive through. >> chp is reminding people to be extra careful when you're driving and they're telling people don't drive through this. >> also are in flood water. surrounded a home on sir francis drake boulevard between inverness and point rays. you can see water covering a few steps to get in and out of this home. the person who shot the video tells kron 4 people were actually waiting through 2 to 3 feet of water to try and get to their cars. and this was the scene on platform bridge road just south of point. raise this morning, the car they're partially submerged in the water and it looks like it may have ended up in a ditch. the person who sent us this video says the driver was gone, though when he arrived. new at 10 san francisco police have released surveillance video tonight of last month's shooting that seriously injured. the owner of a cannabis dispensary sfpd held a virtual town hall on that shooting today because officers ende