mom -- arizona promise. now let's get to work. thank you. [applause]

the we're in tucson, arizona, and it is searingly hot. i can smell the freight them. yeah. but that much of wanted freedom needs regular reinforcement, especially as we're right on the border with mexico. since 2021 more than 6000000 refugees and migrants have been detained, crossing into the usa overland proven by collapsing economies, violence and climate change. one thing it's really clear is that what israel's been doing for decades in palestine is very attractive to people who are trying to secure the us mexico board. and so the technology and the companies so operating in palestine are often appearing out of the countries around the world, including right here on the us mexican border. but 1st, to understand what it means to cross the border here, i'm heading into the desert to meet joe smith. he describes the challenges facing the migrants, the object as he gets it gets the tucson area and get out of here, right, the desert itself. so it doesn't work very well, where they have a choice of now is going across the mountains to avoid border patrol. they don't like the a

chairman, surely it must have snowed in arizona last night. i heard the gentleman agree with steve bannon. so hell must have frozen over. that's all i can say. now, here's the deal. we just heard the gentlelady talk about how this bill would strip away robust debate. no, it won't. it won't do that. you can debate these regulations under this provision. there will be debate. the same rules remain in place. but what she actually agronized and what the gentleman has been talking about all day is bureaucratic control of regulatory schemes. that's what they're promoting. they want the bureaucrats to control with us not having adequate opportunity to review those. so when you have and ad administration like the biden administration that went out -- by the way, the biden administration is not the only one. the clinton and obama and bush administrations all increased in their last six months by 2 1/2 times the number of regulations they issued. and those end up staying in place because there is not capacity under the current law to review those regula

and reporting live in arizona.nk you for joining us. >>> in the meantime, work started today to get rid of san francisco's controversial bike lane. it will be replaced with bike lanes on either side of the road. they say they decided to scrap the center bike lane after getting negative feedback from local businesses and people who said the design was confusing. but not everyone thinks ripping it up is a good idea. >> will and to think that a lot of the businesses lost business because of covid, and they blamed it on the bike lane. but the bike lanes save lives. i've been on valencia street, and i just think that it is ridiculous that they're taking it out. >> and they say construction will take two to three months and will include temporary road closures and the loss of some parking spaces. >>> well, if you live in brentwood, congratulations. you have the worst commute in the entire country. new census data shows residents taking an average of 46 minutes to get to work from east contra costa county. the census bure

we know the giants rays are in spring training in arizona. we want to match arizona temperatures by the weekend. we might be close. yeah, and it's hard to get distracted. it's really going to warm up as we head towards the weekend. but before we get there, we do have one opportunity for some rain tomorrow. mainly light rain totals, but a little different than the weather we've had over the last couple of days. so let's take you outside right now. we've got the cloudy skies in san francisco. a little bit of a cool day to 55 degrees. this will likely be the coolest day of the week as things warm up approaching the weekend. also on the lookout for some light rain later tonight. right now, 57 degrees overcast in san rafael into the tri-valley, 63 degrees inland. east bay could also see 70 as we head towards the weekend. and right now san jose 62 degrees. the average highs, by the way, this time of year are in those low 60s, but we will exceed those numbers starting as early as friday. so before we get there and get distracted by what will be a ve

Él nos muestra lo que se vive en la frontera de arizona. >> buenos dÍas. cÓmo estÁs?ca la operaciÓn espejo. >> se realizan casi a lo diario. dependiendo de dÓnde estÉ el flujo migratorio, el flujo, tambiÉn de drogas o cualquier acto ilÍcito. >> el operativo comienza en la zona urbana y poco a poco nos adentramos a terreno inhÓspito entre el imponente muro fronterizo y el reciÉn colocado. alambre de pÚas. unidades patrulla en la frontera con mÉxico y aunque no se visibilizan aÚn del otro lado, tambiÉn lo hacen unidades especiales de la policÍa de sonora. tras varios minutos los encontramos. >> enfocamos no solo tambiÉn en lo tradicional que se ha enfocado anteriormente la patrulla fronteriza, pero en todos los riesgos que se nos puede enfrentar a lo ilÍcito, como lo que estÁ cruzando los estados unidos, pero tambiÉn lo ilÍcito que estÁ cruzando los estados unidos a mÉxico. >> los patrullajes espejos comenzaron hace mÁs de seis meses, se intensificaron con el inicio de la administraciÓn trump. tienen como objetivo neutralizar puntos de halconeo, vigilancia, detener migr

the future and for helping to restore the arizona mom -- arizona promise. now let's get to work. thank you. [applause] [applause] ,. [applause] >> welcome, governor. i look forward to your words of wisdom and we will go in their. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, mr. president, members of the sherry, my wife teresa and her family. to months ago of this election america teetered between two different futures. one future, karen's the status quo open border, skyhigh station and regulations of the families potential. the very different vision, donald trump president trump vision for america looks like idaho. what we want for our country and idaho as. communities bustling economic activity, increase incomes and fewer relations and responsibility and common sense values. i'm excited about trump's return to the white house. we have renewed opportunity to help deliver results and show the rest of the country how to do things right and it starts with keeping promises. idaho's elected leaders have promised and delivered will results over and over to the people we serve. [applause] to

. >>> hello from scottsdale, arizona. we are here for giants spring training. was all about one of their bi what happens... when an unstoppable force... meets an immovable raccoon? attack! bark! attack! it's not easy taking out the trash. that's why you need... strength that's anything but ordinary. hefty hefty hefty. >>> paul is here and a little chance. a little bit of rain. we will talk about it because it's the only chance of rain, even beyond that, the opposite scenario during the first month of february. looking outside, you can see them moving in as the sun will go down, very light showers in the forecast tomorrow. primarily in the morning and the north bay and then no rain in sight after tomorrow. especially away from the water as usual. that doesn't feel bad out there right now. temperatures in the 50s in san francisco and oakland. otherwise still in the low 60s. we are 2, 3 degrees above average for the high temperature today. that's one of the impacts of the approaching storm system that's sending them into the skies overhead that will act like a bla

i'm from arizona. arizona is one of the most beautiful states.s a great, great way to greet people. but look at that. who wouldn't want to go on -- lisa: i've never been -- rachel: oh, my -- lisa: i know, i want to go. rachel: me and rick reichmuth originally from arizona. that makes you want to travel -- lisa: where's your favorite place in arizona? in or is that like asking you to pick your favorite child? rachel: yeah, a little bit. i love southern arizona. i've gone down for some of the border patrol tough, and as you go through and you're in the jeeps and the cars that that they take us down, you feel like you're in a john wayne movie. it's, like, the wild west. charlie: and it's also a, it's an endless state. and it is wildly diverse. rachel: yeah. charlie: you've got from the mountains to the desert, it's amazing. lisa: i've got to go. this is inpyring me. okay. we're doing it. we're making it happen. charlie: okay. so we have a new poll out that shows liberal women are the most unhappy, honely and -- lonely, and conservative women ages 18

arizona and a veteran myself safe is one of one barry. i have seen how cartels and smugglers are exploiting the disastrous border crisis created by the biden administration. we hit catastrophic numbers, nearly 3 million border crossings in 2024 alone. bringing over 11 million encounters from when biden took office. that is more than the entire population of minnesota and louisiana combined. now we have seen under president trump's leadership 95% decrease in border encounters. in just a few weeks. it is amazing what strong tough leadership does and what following the law does. that is what this republican majority is committed to doing. the agent raoul gonzalez officer safety act of which i am a proud cosponsor led by another arizonan, it is personal in arizona for me. these high-speed pursuits are not only statistics, criminal illegal aliens but our law enforcement officers at risk every single day. with president trump's designation of the cartels as a foreign terrorist organization on january 20, we finally have the tools to treat these

. >>> and the latest on the investigation into that deadly private jet crash in scottsdale, arizona. but first, just a short while ago, american detainee marc fogel, released from russian custody tuesday morning, arrived at the white house. fogel met president donald trump, thanking him for his release. trump says he negotiated freedom for the school teacher from pennsylvania after he spent more than three years in a russian jail for carrying medical marijuana that was prescribed to him in the u.s. earlier in the day, king abdullah of jordan paid a visit to the white house where trump renewed his insistence that gaza should be emptied of all residents and redeveloped as a tourist area. cbs' erica brown has more from capitol hill. >> mr. president, are you confident the king will back your plan for the palestinian people? >> reporter: the king of jordan met with president trump at the white house tuesday, where the two leaders discussed a conflict in gaza and trump reiterated his development plan for the area and proposal to relocate almost two million palestinians. >> we're going tak

two single-engine planes colliding over arizona. the renewed safety concerns after the latest fatal aviation accident. >>> a frantic race to save a snowmobiler trapped under an avalanche in colorado. the incredible rescue caught on camera, as another winter storm swirls across the country. >>> solid, liquid, gas and microsoft? the tech titan unveiling a scientific breakthrough many experts did not think was possible. it's thursday, february 20th. "early today" starts right now. >>> and a very good morning to you. i'm richard lui. we are entering day 32 of the second trump administration, and the pentagon may be the next target for terminations. nbc news learning that defense secretary pete hegseth is considering firing military generals and some senior officers. two defense officials and three congressional sources say most of the people targeted were closely associated with former defense secretary lloyd austin. the pentagon says hegseth is looking to cut 8% out of next year's budget, totaling around $50 billion. alice barr joins u

. >> and we are out here in scottsdale, arizona. spring training day, two of our giants coverage coming up in just a couple of minutes. we'll hear from the players on some with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] arizona as usual as spring training continues for the giants. >> and today, the team held its second day of full squad workouts. abc seven's chris alvarez is live from scottsdale stadium. >> and chris, you got an up close look at some of the team's live batting practice today. that must have been fun. >> yes. yeah, and you mentioned the weather. absolutely perfect. as the sun sets here on a weather day that was 7

i want to thank arizona representative juan ciscomani for his leadership on this bill. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. raskin: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. raskin: mr. speaker, i begin with an urgent constitutional public service announcement based on millions of calls and messages that have been flooding congress. there is a serial constitutional violator at large right now in the district of columbia. whose overall protect to dismantle our constitution and rule of law is now the target or subject of at least a dozen different federal court temporary restraining orders, and preliminary injunctions across the land, and also faces emergency civil actions in dozens of other courts and jurisdictions. the suspect has been described as a very evil individual by steve ban none. and has been -- bannon. and has been operating in clandestine fashion. with a crew of juvenil

but let's get to matt lively in scottsdale, arizona, for a look at sports. >>> the fans are long gone, but there is still a buzz that can be felt from when justin verlander towed the rubber and pitched the giants hitter for the first time this spring. this is a big deal here in camp. logan webb, the ace. one of several guys that rounded mind the mound, just to get a glimpse of jv, taking on the heart of the order. and elliott ramos, immediately earned some bragging rights on his new teammate when he connected for a home run. now, i cannot repeat what justin verlander's reaction is, but here is what ramos had to say. >> it's crazy. i have to say i got that in the books. >> did you know it off the bat? >> yeah, for sure. >> and what did his reaction mean to you? >> it means everything. i know it's live, but at the end of the day, i would face guys like that. >> reporter: justin verlander's intensity is still there. now listen, if you rob fort knox, you probably still wouldn't have as much cash as the l.a. dodgers. and after an off season where it seemed like they signed every single pla

. >> y con el objetivo de atacar al crimen organizado que opera en la regiÓn fronteriza entre arizonaridades. >> con drones, lanzagranadas y equipo tÁctico. unidades especiales de la policÍa estatal en sonora se unen a la patrulla fronteriza en arizona para dar inicio con el operativo espejo. el objetivo de hoy es desmantelar un punto de vigilancia del crimen organizado. los acompaÑamos. la operaciÓn iniciÓ en la ciudad fronteriza de nogales, sonora, pero poco a poco nos adentramos a la serranÍa en un Área de alta actividad delictiva. >> diario lo hacemos. lo hacemos en la zona urbana y ya nos venimos para este lado. >> a diferencia del camino que recorren las autoridades estadounidenses, el terreno en mÉxico es escabroso, incluso para vehÍculos, por lo que en un punto tuvimos que caminar. >> unos vestigios de una fogata donde acampa la gente que y espera a que le den luz verde para pasar, para continuar su camino, para pasar la frontera. >> el equipo tiene mÁs de ocho meses operando. es una iniciativa estatal. patrullan de manera simultÁnea junto a la patrulla fronteriza buscando ata

this is the sonora, arizona, mexico border contemporarily. what what out about some of these changes to the border just from these images alone? yeah, they not effects. yeah. other observations. yeah. one of the stay away and dry that is a great question. i put that in there and i was trying to i was trying to figure it out. i don't i don't have a i don't have a perfect answer for you. but yeah, i picked up on that too. other differences that we see. yeah or similarities or differences and let's hope it looks like only one of the sides because metal on it meaning that it's sort of trying to keep mexicans of the u.s. versus trying to americans out of mexico versus it being like even the statements. yeah other observations similarities differences. yeah. before you said the defense was the language about like horses but now it looks like it's from bigger objects like a car something. yeah, it certainly developed beyond just like livestock or, you know, trying to to keep someone's horse or cattle, you know, within the property. but yeah, what we

del lado de estados unidos y hoy de telemundo, Árizona.ra en exclusiva como laboran alli las autoridades. con drones. >> lanzagranadas y equipo tactico. unidades especiales de la policia estatal en sonora se unen a la patrulla fronteriza en Árizona para dar inicio con el operativo espejo. el objetivo de hoy es desmantelar un punto de vigilancia del crimen org organizado. los. Ácompanamos. la operacion inicio en la ciudad fronteriza de nogales, sonora, pero poco a poco nos adentramos a la serrania en un area de alta actividad delictiva diario.>> los hemos. los vemos.>> en la zona.>> urbana y ya nos unimos para este lado. >> Á diferencia del camino que recorren las autoridades es estadounidenses, el terreno en mexico es escabroso incluso para vehiculos, por lo que en un punto tuvimos que caminar .>> Áqui son los vestigios de de una fogata donde acampa la gente que. y espera a que le den le den luz verde para pasar, no para continuar su camino para pasar la frontera. >> el equipo tiene mas de ocho meses operando, es una ini iniciativa estatal

abc seven's chris alvarez in arizona. so what's the vibe like in scottsdale? chris., larry. >> i think the vibe is good here. i'm reminded of that old saying, hope springs eternal when spring training rolls around. and now the full squad is here. the vibes are good. you know that. the giants have got justin verlander, willie adams among some of the new additions, and i had a chance to go one on one with the new gm, zach magnuson, to talk about those vibes and his thoughts on this upcoming season. >> it's always hopeful this time of year. so, but really exciting. anytime you know u get a collection of talent on the field, we're all interested to see everyone and how they've grown over the offseason. and it's been great so far. and you know, this time of year, the biggest thing is you just want guys healthy. and for the most part, i think we're relatively clean there and just excited about, you know, you get the full workouts, then you're just waiting for games. so anxious for those to start. >> from the plan you hadom of your marks with the players and acquisitions an

i want to start by asking you a question about the arizona crash. two people died.egional airport and does not have an active air traffic control tower. i get this is a feature of some smaller airports. how does that work? >> good morning, shannon. thank you for having me on. you are right. the airport in arizona where it occurred is an uncontrolled field meaning there is no air traffic tower. no controllers at the airport. so the controlling is done by the pilots themselves. there is a common frequency that they use and talk to one another. i would say i'm on the ground taxiing to runway 12 to take off. others would say i'm down wind landing. that sort of thing so they can deconflict. see and avoid. vfr flying out of the airport they have to watch out for each other. that's the way it works and works that way at many, many more airports in the country than actually controlled airports. >> shannon: so then we have the issue of the larger more commercial airports where we have questions about air traffic corals. we know covid hit that hard trying to maintain the work

dos avionetas chocaron en pleno vuelo cerca del aeropuerto de arizona. las avionetas chocaron en el aire a las 8:30 de la maÑana, hora local. cuatro personas iban a bordo, dos en cada aeronave. este es un aeropuerto que no estÁ controlado y no tiene una torre de control. las autoridades de la junta nacional del transporte y la faa estÁ investigando. el aeropuerto se encuentra cerrado por ahora. ilia: una empresa hispana es asesinada a plena luz del dÍa. las autoridades descubrieron un plan con pistoleros a sueldo, aunque parecÍa un asalto. el vaticano dice que papa francisco ha recibido visitas en el hospital. recorremos la frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos por para todos los que están triunfando a lo grande ...¿no debería tu servicio móvil estar a tu altura? obtén velocidades de wifi de hasta un gig dentro y fuera de casa. presentamos powerboost, solo de xfinity mobile. eso sí es grande. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ilia: dramÁtico rescate de una mujer que quedÓ atrapada en su camioneta en llamas. [audio ambiente] ilia: un policÍa y un bo

one person died when 2 private jets crashed at scottsdale airport in arizona. and the 2 days later, a military plane crashed into the san diego bay sunday. 2 people died when a small plane crashed just east of atlanta on monday. a delta flight flipped over while landing in toronto. and then this fatal crash today outside of tucson. we have more information on all these crashes on our website. kron 4 dot com. and also speaking of that toronto crash, authorities continue to investigate what might have cause that delta plane to crash. in the flip over at that toronto airport on monday. aviation experts say investigators will consider the weather conditions as well as the possibility of aircraft malfunction as well as human error. a video showing the moment the plane made impact is raising some questions about the pilot's actions. experts say that the clip appears to show that the pilot did not raise the aircraft's nose during the descent. canada's transportation safety board with the help of the faa are heading into the probe of this crash. in the bay area at the

we told you about the mesa, arizona, crash yesterday. amy ruiz wound up trapped in her pickup after being rear ended tuesday morning, and that is when her vehicle burst into flames. ruiz was worried she would not survive. >> this was like real life. it was real. and i could have been dead like a second longer, a minute longer. i would have burned alive. and that was truly scary. >> we're glad she's okay. she is okay because she was pulled to safety by a police officer and a firefighter. she is hoping to thank both of them in person. >> wow. the timing of that as well. and another scare on the road turned out to be pretty expensive. >> take a look at this scene in oklahoma. this isn't what you wanted to see. a semi carrying a trailer filled with yes eggs crashed on the will rogers parkway in tulsa on tuesday. slick road conditions. you see all the snow in the video there were reported in the area. >> minor injuries were reported. the crash happened a few weeks after egg prices hit a record high. i'm surprised that they're not transporting

el aviÓn del vocalista de mötley crüe involucrado en un choque fatal en arizona.nfando a lo grande ...¿no debería tu servicio móvil estar a tu altura? obtén velocidades de wifi de hasta un gig dentro y fuera de casa. presentamos powerboost, solo de xfinity mobile. eso sí es grande. ♪ ♪ ilia: tres fuertes tormentas invernales tienen en el hertha a mÁs de 80 millones de estadounidenses esta semana. las intensas nevadas que se registran desde hoy en la capital del paÍs se repitieran maÑanaen chicago, donde esperan varias pulgadas de nieve. reportera: millones de personas estÁn bajo alertas invernales por nieve, lluvia, hielo y bajas temperaturas. en kentucky se desplegÓ a la flotilla de camiones removedores de nieve para limpiar las carreteras. en virginia algunos distritos escolares cancelaron clases con acumulaciones de hasta 6 pulgadas de nieve. se respondiÓ a mÚltiples accidentes vehiculares y se le pidiÓ a los residentes quedarse en casa. asÍ luce el capitolio en washington dc, donde se espera precipitaciÓn de nieve de 1 a 2 pulgadas por hora. en estados como nu

amna: that is arizona attorney general kris mayes joining us tonight. appreciate your time.ate it. >> thanks, amna. geoff: as we just heard, elon musk's department of government efficiency group is seeking access to data systems within the internal revenue service that house personal information, detailed financial information about every taxpayer, business and nonprofit in the country. according to the washington post, the irs is considering a memorandum of understanding that would give doge staff members broad access to its systems. and that is raising concern about how the sensitive information is accessed and how it might be used. for more on the risks and implications, we turn to natasha sarin, professor at yale law school and former tax policy adviser at the treasury department. thanks for being here. i want to draw on your experience at treasury, help us understand what systems and what specific information these doge staff members could potentially access. >> we are talking about the integrated data retrieval system, the idrs, with that ■daa system is, for irs employ

there's been a fatal plane crash in arizona. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. authorities say 2 people are dead after 2 small planes crashed. this happened in southern arizona around a regional airport around 8.30, local time. there. the faa says 2 people were on board each plane. them are on a regional airport, has 2 intersecting runways, but operates without an air traffic control tower. a multimillion dollar project was underway to build a tower but delays due to the covid pandemic pushed back construction. tens of thousands of flights arrive and depart from this airport annually. the ntsb is investigating this crash. and last week in arizona, a pilot died on a private jet owned by the lead singer of motley crue when his plane went off a runway and hit a business jet in the past 3 weeks. there have been at least a plane crashes, 6 of them deadly on january 29th. 67 people died when helicopter rather american airlines plane crash near reagan national airport. and this was the de

scottsdale, arizona. >> john: and now, three things to know.ng number of grocery stores are limiting egg purchases due to the nationwide outbreak of avian flu. trader joe's is restricting sales across the country and there are reports that some costco and whole foods stores are doing the same. more fallout tonight from the trump administration's attempts to dismantle usaid. the inspector general for the humanitarian aid agency says nearly half a billion dollars in food aid is at risk of spoiling after funding was paused. the food is now sitting at ports and warehouses as staff await authorization to ship supplies out. pablo picasso reportedly said every act of creation is first an active destruction. a discovery in a nearly 125-year-old painting by picasso shows what he meant. stories in london using imaging examine this portrait of picasso's friend and found beneath the surface a portrait of a woman. which had been painted over. one theory beyond what picasso said about creativity is that picasso reused the canvas to save money. coming up on "

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at least two people are dead in arizona after two single-engine planes collided midair. they each carried two passengers, colliding at a regional airport yesterday, according to the faa. the ntsb is investigating after the cessna landed uneventfully, as they say, while the lancare crashed and caught on fire. it is an uncontrolled field, meaning it does not have an air traffic control tower. >>> a blast of arctic air delivering a double doozy. conditions.eating dangerouous the heavy snow stretching into virginia, where residents are urged to stay home, while the storm system is moving out today. the cold is here to stay. let's go to nbc meteorologist angie lassman. good morning to you, angie. >> good morning, richard. we've got winter still in full grip of the united states. we've got plenty of winter alerts still up. 42 million people stretching from the great lakes to the appalachians. notice the main system has moved offshore. but we've got these cold winds behind it generating lake-effect snow. meanwhile, cold has gotten everyone's attention. we really are dealing wit

a story making headlines right now in phoenix, arizona. police need your help finding lindsay aguilar. they say she shot and killed 17 year old itzel espinosa after the two got into a fight. and while two other people connected with its death have been caught, lindsay, who was 16 at the time of the murder, has evaded capture. it has the makings of a murder mystery novel. a rising social media star, a deadly betrayal and a female killer on the run. but sadly, this story is all too real. >> phoenix police are searching for leads in the murder of a 17 year old girl. >> just 17 years old. ejdsell espinosa had a world of possibilities ahead of her. she was about to start her senior year of high school in el mirage, near phoenix, arizona. sharing every moment of her life on social media. >> my daughter was kind of like the center of attention, and she was kind of like, in a way, kind of blindfolded by her lifestyle. >> blindfolded and perhaps naive to the danger posed by a new group of friends, which her dad called the wrong crowd. one night, wh

this one in arizona, investigators say 2 people died after their small planes collided this morning at mariah regional airport about 15 miles northwest of tucson. the faa says 2 people were aboard each plane. the more on a regional airport has 2 intersecting runways, but operates without an air traffic control tower. the multi-million d%llar project was underway to build a tower but delays due to the pandemic pushed back construction. tens of thousands of flights arrive and depart from the airport each year. the ntsb is investigating. today's crash comes just a couple of weeks after that fatal mid-air collision in washington where 67 people died. that was the deadliest crash in the u.s. since 2001. 2 days later, 6 people were killed when a small medical plane crashed after taking off in philadelphia, february 6th, 10 people were killed when a small passenger plane vanished before wreckage was found in alaska. then february 10th. the person died when 2 private jets crashed at scott's tales airport in arizona 2 days later, a military plane crashed into the san diego bay. then on sunday,

. >> y ahora nos vamos a arizona con un heroico rescate elaborado por un bombero fuera de servicio y>> sin dudarlo un segundo, el oficial se baja de su motocicleta. way, get out the way. >> y con su bastÓn empieza a golpear la ventana de la camioneta en llamas. mientras otros samaritanos intentan ayudar con extinguidores. luego de unos segundos, la conductora logra sacar una pierna, pero el fuego empeora. y asÍ aparece otro de los hÉroes, un bombero fuera de turno que sin importar el peligro, se acerca al fuego y salva a la angustiada mujer de una muerte segura. >> okay, relax, relax, relax, relax. we got you. we got anybody else in there. >> se clung to me on the side of the road. and i dos held her. and i just told her i at her. >> la emociÓn de ponerla a salvo fue indescriptible. >> yeah. we're good. good, brother. oh. alright. >> el incidente sucediÓ el martes en chandler, arizona y fue gracias al oficial de policÍa que grabÓ, pero tambiÉn al bombero de la ciudad de peoria que se dirigÍa al trabajo que la hazaÑa se pudo lograr. >> the right place at the right time. >> fue definit

today's crash happened in marana, arizona, which is northwest of tucson. investigators say a cessna and a lancair propjet collided. it's unclear why two people were on board each of the planes. two died and two survived. their conditions, though, are unknown. according to the faa, the airport is an uncontrolled field. that means it does not have an operating air traffic control tower, and it is up to the pilots to communicate with one another when they're near the airport. the faa and ntsb are investigating the crash. of course, this is very different from a commercial jetliner. which brings us to this. we continue to follow the story of monday's plane crash in toronto. investigators are looking at snow and strong winds as possible factors causing that plane to flip over after landing. abc's perry russom is in washington with more. >> today, investigators analyzing this video of the plane crash in toronto as they search for the exact cause. the delta airlines plane flipping over after landing at toronto's pearson airport on monday. >> it happened in an ins

it's been hard being out here in arizona without my family. but one of the benefits is i don't i don't feel that urge to rush home and go be with my family. so i spend a lot more time here, and after i'm done doing all my work, i can i can hang out and talk to the guys about baseball. >> so that wraps up day two of full squad workouts from scottsdale. the giants quickly get into cactus league play. they play saturday, their first game against bruce bochy and the texas rangers. tomorrow will be at a's camp. bring you all the green and gold coverage here on abc seven news. larry. >> all right. thank you chris. warriors resume play after the all star break friday against the kings. the jimmy butler acquisition should give the dubs at least a shot at the playoffs before the trade deadline. the dubs called to see if kevin durant might be interested in coming back to golden state. since leaving the dubs, kd went to brooklyn. that team imploded. then he asked to be traded to phoenix. the suns are struggling now, but durant wants to try to make it wor

now the scene, at least for me, shifts to arizona and spring training.s right here in scottsdale held their first full squad workout. giants, of course, have some new faces, including future hall of fame pitcher justin verlander and shortstop willy adames, who actually hit a home run during his first live bp today. they're going to be relying on those guys to make big impacts and try and help this giants team return to the postseason for the first time since that 2021 season, where they won a franchise record 107 games. >> always looking to achieve more and more. that's who i want us to be as an organization. just striving to get better. certainly like where we're at with with the addition of willie thomas, justin verlander, it's been awesome to watch jv's pens and him sharing some knowledge with our younger pitchers. and you know, we'll see where it goes from here. but certainly excited about where we're at right now. >> and in other baseball news, the a's announcing the contract extension of manager mark kotsay. that's going to go through the 2028 seas

we are in this perpetual vicious circle in arizona when it comes to interest rates. i don't know what the answer is but i want there to be some understanding on that because the reason we are not breaking out of this cycle is the problem kind of feeds itself over and over again. chair powell: that is exactly what is going on. it is not obvious that lower rates would lead to lower housing inflation. that would increase housing demand. it would unlock low mortgages, but that creates both a buyer and a seller. it is not clear that it would be something that drives down housing inflation. sen. gallego: my supposition is that places like arizona is growing fast and the increasing supply, with lower rates, you end up essentially having more of a competitive market so people will start moving and essentially bring down the overall cost. moving on, i've heard from businesses in arizona concerned about the threat of economic instability in tariffs imposed on key u.s. trade partners. how should we expect prices to move for basic items like tomatoes, peppers, cars and the like

all right. >> el incidente sucediÓ el martes en chandler, arizona, y fue gracias a un oficial de policÍa y lo que los bomberos hacemos dÍa tras dÍa. >> el bombero que rescatÓ a la mujer conductora del vehÍculo, quien por cierto resultÓ solo con heridas menores, nos confirmÓ que ella ya se puso en contacto con la esposa de Él, iniciando tal vez lo que podrÍa ser una amistad de por vida. francisco fajardo noticias telemundo. >> el lugar correcto en el momento correcto. ya lo decÍa el bombero. impresionante. y asÍ vamos un dÍa a la vez. gracias por estar aquÍ. tenga muy buenas noches.

, from arizona businesses, from arizona tribes, from arizona communities.t's a rug pull. and that puts the entire river system at risk. and, for what? to pay for tax giveaways for rich people. what else will they set their sights on? well, elon musk and president trump also froze funding for high-speed internet expansion. this is a bipartisan investment to bring internet access to every corner of our country. an internet connection is essential to nearly everything today from taking a class to booking a doctor's appointment to staying in touch with the news or your family. and you shouldn't need to live in a big city or in a suburb to have reliable internet. and expanding broadband creates great-paying local jobs. mr. president, gutting american manufacturing and infrastructure to pay for tax giveaways for rich people and big corporations, it does not make our country better off. it just helps rich people get richer. it's pretty simple math. but it also kills jobs for hardworking americans in the industries of the future like clean energy, and it also invit

the system was first tested in the arizona fall league and some triple-a games. it will cover about 60% of this year's spring training games, and if all goes well, the challenge system could possibly be introduced at the major league level in the near future. >> that sounds like problems to me. >> i don't like it. >> i know no one's going to like that. >> that's i like barking at blue, kicking the dirt. >> yeah, exactly. yeah, it's a little bit of this with calling strikes and balls. i don't know if you want to do that. okay. so like i care like i mean like i know okay. so we, i do know about weather and what we've got coming is warmth. temperatures are going to increase back into the mid 70s by the weekend. and that's a big change. remember last week at this time it was raining all sorts of activity with snow in the mountains. big wind, big rain a little bit of flooding concerns. this week has been dry, and it looks as though for the next few weeks we're going to remain dry. and that means mild temperatures spring like weather into the maybe the first week of ma

at least two people are dead after two single engine planes collided at an arizona airport this morningthe airport is an uncontrolled field, meaning it does not have an operating air traffic control tower. the ntsb says it has launched an investigation. meantime, the u.s. aviation sector earlier today asked congress for robust emergency funding for air traffic control technology. groups representing industry heavyweights like boeing and several major airlines sent a letter to lawmakers today requesting money to support hiring and new technology. it comes amid a persistent shortage of air traffic controllers, warnings about outdated systems, and a series of recent crashes. the polar vortex that has affected much of the country is fueling a winter storm that is headed towards the east coast. temperatures have been so cold they have frozen waves along the shores of lake michigan. from montana to the gulf coast, nearly 90 million people are under alerts for extreme cold. this latest winter storm will bring snow and freezing rain across parts of the tennessee and ohio valley and the mid-atla

i think kennedy touches on something with arizona swing voters.l, these were democrats or at least voted democrat and then voted republican this last go around, how they are perceiving this and how they are valuing. this is the group democrats, i think those that are singing outside the agency's outside the capital, i think this is the group they are trying to appeal to, but they are not. a separate survey that gallup conducted, 45% of democrats think democrats need to be more moderate, 11-point increase from three or four years ago. these are the things we should be taking note of. now, what president trump and mr. mosk and others are doing with this d.o.g.e. and some of the other things, this is not a sprint, this is a marathon, only four weeks, a long way to go, democrats, if you are serious about wanting to reform government, that offer your own ideas, offer other ideas to make government operate more efficiently and offer more ways to cut spending and bring our deficit down and help tackle this enormous $36 trillion or $37 trillion deficit th

now last week arizona pilot died and a private jet owned by lead singer of motley crue when his plane went off a runway and hit a business jet. and then the last 3 weeks, there have been at least 8 other plane crashes, 6 of them deadly january 29th. 67 people died when an army helicopter and an american airlines plane crash near reagan national airport. this was the deadliest crash in the u.s. since 2001 that 2 days later, 6 people were killed when a small medical plane crashed after takeoff in philadelphia on february 6.10, people were killed but a small passenger plane vanished before wreckage was found in alaska on february 10th. one person died would 2 private jets crashed at scottsdale airport arizona 2 days later, a military plane crashed into the san diego bay on sunday. 2 people died when a small plane crashed just east of atlanta. on monday, a delta flight flipped over while landing in toronto. and then there was a deadly crash today outside of tucson. stay with us here on air and online. as we learn more about today's crash in the others as well. you can always fine more inf