bailey, would you say women are disproportionately affected by the current context? oh yes, very much. so my, my best friend is an occupational therapist. she has worked really hard her whole life. she's worked with deaf children and she just had her 1st baby and got a $30000.00 bill. and that's as someone who spends her life just pouring back into society and her community, which is a travesty. also, when it comes to women, we have obviously the risks that come with our reproductive health care. but we also end up often sometimes sorry, dr. reinhardt, but we end up living longer than men. so we have longer live that's not accounted for in our health care. we have, we often spend our time caring for other people's needs. so we're less likely to tend to our health care needs. as far as i know, and we often make less, not often we do make less and so that alone, all of those things contribute to yes, it's very difficult to be a woman in america. i'm have any needs really at all. and some other shocking number is we came across one in 5 claims on health care and don't g

doctor eric bailey. thank you both so much for your time. thank you for being part of the stream today. and thank you all for to me and keep the conversation going online. you can use the hash tag or the handle a stream for that. take care. and i'll see you soon. i the democratic nations justified this kind of behaviors, colorado, the average has collateral damage. that's why we all team is leading to what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment is the newer system corporate gears. real effective? it's mobile friendly from the impact to the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east of the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or we're facing a future that we don't understand. we can't predict fully. everyone has this, nobody knows what would happen the i need to stay. most of these are really, but i need to do more with mainly sounds like you know what? i don't like myself. i want to change why i have, i want to be trustworthy. i want to be responsible people keep

bailey americans are paying almost double for health care. then say someone in france where i used to live and triple what you would pay in italy, as you can see here, the average cost per person a year in the us is around $12000.00. compare this to, to kids, which it tons up to around $1000.00. even the cost to have a child in the us is dramatically higher compared to other countries. take a look at us. how much does it cost to get 1st in your country? it was almost $40000.00, so i had my 1st 2 children in england where the cost was 0. and my says child in your because was 30000 dollars because on from london it costs you know, things to get faster because of the and it just says full, entirely free time emergency situation give you bought insurance covered. so i paid the $380.00. well, i gave birth and try so everything was covered with $24000.00. a lot of was covered by health insurance. but despite of that, i think our cost was around $16000.00 over $20000.00. we have give us the health care and health insurance covers pretty much most of

i think you both so much for your time, bailey. let me start with you. you have a hearing impairment as a result of your medical condition. and so you are reading my lips right now, which makes your participation in today's show, even more special for us. you were living proof of how insurance companies can make life quite difficult for those with a chronic condition. would you mind sharing with us what it means to live with cystic fibrosis and what does do to you and how have insurers at times failed to help you? yes, so the student takes like burrows. this is a genetic condition and impacts. basically all of my systems, all of my major, oregon. so i've had many work and you moved i many, many operations. i call myself with ionic battery. now they have many robotic parts . and just last year alone, as a good example, i was in the hospital, i think 9 different times i had maybe 6 to 7 major surgeries and i still am working. and being a mom in terms of how insures impact me were for us. it honestly denying bags live saving operations and live saving medic

andrew bailey at 4:00 p.m. an interview with guy johnson. signs of falling support for the favorite to become the next german chancellor. we will bring you all of the details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ lizzy: two the german election, a new poll has shown up all in support for the conservative alliance following a disputed vote in parliament in which the favorite relied on support from the far right. let's get analysis from oliver crook. take us through the latest polling? >> let's recap what happened last week. this was a big gamble by frederick mertz footing with the afd on an immigration bill, and that is the first time were a mainstream party voted with the afd. this came to a lot of shock from the centrists, but it was also a poor showing because even for those who thought he was being pragmatic, the vote did not pass parliament because he could not get his own party and line, and the consequence is the cdu coming in at 8% -- 28%, and what it has not done is obviously he is trying to undercut the afd saying cdu can be strong on immigrati

thanks, bailey. we'll see you again. coming up at sports wrap coming up at 1130. and the news at 11 with mike starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> thankfully, it seems everyone is going to be okay. there's an abundance of caution about the status of the mom and child, but it was a miracle considering that this parking lot is completely totaled. >> tonight, a mother and child, along with four others, all injured after a police pursuit, ends in a crash in san francisco, destroying a parklet outside a pub. good evening everyone, i'm mike mibach. football fans across the country gathered to watch the super bowl and for one, get together. it turned into a terrifying situation in san francisco's mission. police say they were in pursuit of a wanted vehicle. the suspects car eventually slammed into a parklet outside a sports bar right near 24th and south van ness. six people are hurt, two in critical condition and ktvu henry lee has the story. >> it was a miracle considering that this parklet is completely totaled. >> splintered pieces of wood and

sportswrap with bailey coming up next.s what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] stop. don't do it to him. >> that's a wrap. nba all-star weekend was back in the bay after more than two decades, and it did not disappoint.

recession but look, bailey echoed catherine man.f he did not get to the same jumbo cut, actually it's not likely to knock the boe off the careful cuts. tom: bloomberg sees an additional three cuts, don't they? in terms of what this means there is further pain, is defense spending taking money? >> it looks like it might do. the treasury asked departments to cut boodgets, about 5% cut or 11% cut as worst case scenario. now because of the need to spend more because of the push to europe, the worst case is looking more like a base case and defense argument could be a cover for austerity, it really speaks to the difficulty rachel reeves is in. as we head toward a spending review, but also, another blow to rachel reeves, the supreme court refused to let the treasury intervene in this landmark court case on car financing. i know that you know that this is important, it is a blow to her growth agenda. shares were down 4%, this is a major thing for consumers and banks. tom: lizzy burden indeed. tying in indeed the challenges for rachel reeve

bailey o'carroll will have the deils late in [applause] oh., sir. >> the philadelphia eagles bathing in the glory of their latest super bowl victory. the eagles taking down the kansas city chiefs 40 to 22 tonight to claim the team's second vince lombardi trophy. and let's give you a live look outside in the city of philadelphia, where right now it's about 130 in the morning, this photographer walking around the city streets in the downtown area. eagles fans celebrating really what it was one of the most decisive super bowl victories in recent years. you can see people hanging out enjoying the victory. there's still a very large police presence there also on city streets. at this point in the evening. no word of any trouble, though. in philadelphia, the eagles were in the super bowl just a couple of years ago, but this year's rise to the top was somewhat unexpected. >> just last year, the team lost five of its last six games and were crushed in the wild card round of the playoffs by the buccaneers. quarterback jalen hurts says he's used to thes

ktvu sports reporter bailey o'carroll was right there courtside for all the action, and she continuesur team coverage. >> the celebrity all-star games can be notorious for not being too competitive. that was not the case, at least in the second half of this game. and on the red carpet earlier in the day, team barry bonds against team jerry rice, both coaches talking smack leading up to this one. but at the end of the day, it was very bonds and his team that emerged victorious in this celebrity all-star game. here's what they had to say leading up to this one. >> barry, i haven't had a chance to talk to toolchain, but i want them to know, hey barry, we ought to beat you. >> play your game. you be all right. >> okay? anybody you're a little nervous for on the other side. >> jerry, just because we're gonna win, okay? >> the curries are doing a great job of revamping our city, especially at home towns. i'm. i'm about to try to partner up with him so we can get more things going on. just talk to his foundation leader. we're going to try to do more here. >> but we know it was barry bonds an

we bring you our interview with the governor andrew bailey. we have the earnings crossing from the spanish lender stop adele and it's a beat on net income. coming in at 532 million euros. the estimates have been for 428 million. solid beat in terms of net income for the fourth quarter. the key line on return on tangible equity and the projection around 2025 seeing an increase of 14%. increase of 14% above the estimates of an increase of 13%. this stock up around 130% just in the last 12 months. solid beat when it comes to the net income, the forecast also raised in terms of returns on equity. 2025 cost of risk at about 0.4%. that's a stop to watch at the open. 8:00 a.m. u.k. time. a spanish lender that has performed very well and the earnings coming through with a b. let's get to the market story again. it power european stocks to fresh record highs yesterday. notching gains of more than 1% across the stocks 600. the story today seems to be a bit of weight and hold before you get that key jobless data out of the u.s.. european futures pointing

bailey. >> yeah. christina.ou can look at as many pictures and videos of all the devastation caused by those fires. but until you see it with your own eyes or talk to each and every person that's been affected by it, it's really hard to understand and grasp the magnitude of the destruction that happened in la. the stories are heartbreaking. >> a part of me, even to this day, is probably still in shock and kind of, you know, i never thought my apartment. i always thought it would still be standing. >> one month ago, the palisades fire sparked the destruction that would follow was beyond what many thought possible. heather burnette moved from lafayette to the pacific palisades just four months before the fire destroyed her apartment. >> i actually woke up to the sirens and they didn't stop, so after a few minutes, i was like, something's going on. >> burnette, a nanny, owned her own in-home daycare for 23 years and has dedicated her life to looking after other people's children. >> they're just full of love and jo

our bailey o'carroll there in san francisco this afternoon. thanks, bailey. >> all right. up next here on the four this afternoon, the push to end russia's war against ukraine. >> stay with us. we're going to talk live with the politics and international studies professor about the warming u.s. russia rela ons and just what t i bought the team! kevin... ? i bought the team! i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too... starting with the sound system! curry from deep. that's caaaaaaaaash. i prefer the old intro! this is much better! i don't think so! steph, one more thing... the team owner gets five minutes a game. alright, let's go then. ahaha! cash brothers! yeah! cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? chase, make more of what's yours. (♪) between the u.s. and russia to end the war in ukraine. trump says he will meet soon with russian president vladimir putin on a peace deal in the war that has gone on now for almost three years. the president also says he doesn't see how russia could allow

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> new at 11. president trump signed another executive order today, this one calling for a broad review of gun regulations to check for compliance with the second amendment. this order calls for a review of president joe biden's executive actions on firearms. it also orders a review of all federal rules, plans, reports and lawsuits. attorney general pam bondi now has 30 days to perform the review and come up with an action plan. late tonight, a federal judge blocked the department of government efficiency from accessing sensitive data held by the treasury department. this comes after 19 democratic attorneys general sued the trump administration today. the attorneys general, including california's rob bonta, say that access to the payment system would violate federal privacy law. they say the records contain sensitive personal information for millions of americans. >> concerned americans who are beside themselves that elon musk and others in doge have access to their social security information, the

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ktvu bailey o'carroll brings us a look at how the university is responding to the investigation. >> on wednesday, president donald trump signed an executive order banning transgender athletes from participating in women's sports, including at the college level. san jose state university became the epicenter of the controversy when the school allegedly had a transgender volleyball player on its women's team. now, the school is under federal investigation by the department of education for potential title nine violations. in a statement, the university said san jose state maintains an unwavering commitment to the wellness, safety and privacy of our students, faculty and staff, and to fostering a supportive and caring environment for all. not explicitly saying if it will comply with the new ncaa policy changes. gabrielle antolovic, who sits on the board of directors for the billy defrank center in san jose, doesn't think the investigation will find much. >> what are they investigating? they've been transparent. so what's there to find? >> cyd zeigler of outsports.com agreed, as the univer

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> now. it's going to be great.y big weekend in san francisco indeed. and tomorrow is the miss chinatown usa pageant. saturday night is the big parade and also the chinatown community street fair runs saturday and sunday, and we hope you're going to join us this weekend for our special lunar new year live celebrating the year of the snake. ktvu is. claudine wong and cristina rendon will take you through lunar new year celebrations across the bay area, and we'll have live reports from the parade in san francisco. that is saturday night, 5:00 on the fox local app and on our youtube channel. that's it for us here tonight at 11. of course, mornings on two coming up at 4:00. and don't forget to stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime. just download the fox local app for all of us here at ktvu. i'm mike mibach. thanks for watching and have an amazing night. hey, what's going on? everyone i'm alex savage. welcome to like it or not. you know how the show works. we put out the hot topics here to our panel

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> next, at 11, two u.s. navy pilots eject from their fighter jet before it crashes right off the coast of san diego. the latest on their conditions. plus, an investigation now underway tonight in san francisco after a pga contractor gets caught in a gun battle and is shot in the dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. that crashed off the coast of san diego today. this story does begin tonight's west coast rap witness video shows the fighter jet in ea 18. growler going straight down there into the san diego harbor this morning, right near shelter island. the navy said both pilots ejecte

first let's go to newer all day who's reporting from my mom because we have raised bailey government and the palestinian authority has bind. i'll just data from reporting from israel and the occupied westbank nor let's start with what we know about these 3. so the military wing of her mouth issued a statement with the names of the 3 is rarely captives that will be released tomorrow, saturday, from gaza. they are a yahoo, shabby or levy who holds duels, but it's really in german, a citizenship, and or had been on the now these names according to his really reports are what is real. i was expecting any, an exchange for that. we are waiting to see the list of palestinian captives and detainees who will be released were expecting several categories to be included in dispatch, including at least a $110.00 palestinians who were taken from gaza since the war began. nor i would imagine, of course, this is a relief not only for the families of the is really captives, but also of course, for palestinians have been feeling that this is things far. may crumble. it's absolutely, i think the famil

patrick bailey in the first half is great. patrick bailey in the second half runs out of steam, but maybe that'll change after two years of that happening. so you kind of look around and like they're actually pretty set and it's solid ish, i think. i think it's solid ish is a really good way of putting it. that ish is carrying some weight. and i think the other thing is, you know, we know guys are going to get hurt and you start looking around and going, yeah, that's when it gets pretty. that happens every year, right? like a couple guys go down and we're like, oh man, six through nine gets pretty iffy. when it looked fine on opening day, key word solid ish. you can get ready for spring training by downloading the very popular giants talk podcast. still ahead, what exactly is elon musk's role in the trump administration? a bit of dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet

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ktvu sports reporter bailey o'carroll is there. she was on the red carpet.ailey, what did some of those stars have to say about this very important matchup? >> hi, heather. yeah, it's more of a fun match that we've taken in the first ten minutes of this game. and it's clear i don't want to be obvious here, but you know, these people do have day jobs, right? it's important i think, that they keep those day jobs, although it is relatively competitive and there's a lot of actors, singers, streamers out on the court right now, but also a lot of former athletes out on the court. two of the biggest names, barry bonds, jerry rice, they are facing off against each other. but as coaches. so we can't show you unfortunately. but i did talk to both those guys on the red carpet and i asked barry, i said, who talks the most trash between you and jerry rice? barry told me jerry's going to talk the most, but that he doesn't need to talk, that barry doesn't need to talk because he lets his actions do the work. now, there's not too many scouting reports on a lot of these peop

i'm bailey o'carroll. we'll send it back to you. >> looking forward to wembley. will not be a rematch of last year's three-point contest between steph curry and sabrina ionescu. the nba confirming today they were not able to raise the bar for the event. there have been rumors of a potential two on two format, with curry and former teammate klay thompson possibly teaming up against ionescu and fellow wnba star caitlin clark. curry beat ionescu 29 to 26 last season in the first such event of its kind. the shootout raised money for each player's foundations. coming up next, a whale of a tale. check this out. a kayaker who was swallowed by a giant sea creature and lived to share his story of survival. plus, the bay area isn't the only part of the country getting slammed by severe weather. we're looking at conditions in the midwest where people are digging out from several inches of snow. >> and a real soggy thursday for us. heavy rain, some strong, gusty winds. we will see the showers taper though as we move into your friday forecast. we'll have states in filing a fe

bailey. >> yeah, mike.uper exciting to be here for this kickoff event in what is being called the official tipoff of all-star weekend. the weather out here could be better, but that's okay. it didn't really dim the excitement that happened inside chase center was really a who's who of the sports world. mayor daniel lowry in attendance. hunter pence and his wife in attendance, larry baer from the san francisco giants. really a ton of people from all different teams all across the bay area. there was even a shout out to former ktvu sports director mark ibanez by mayor lowry. everybody in attendance though. so excited to get this weekend underway. >> on behalf of the bay area host committee, welcome to the 2025 all star game and all star week. >> nba all-star weekend has officially tipped off in san francisco years in the making. the bay area host committee, led by ceo jan muhammad, was excited to officially kick off festivities. >> this is our chance to show off the region in a way that people maybe haven't t

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andrew bailey at 1600 gmt. a very good morning to you and welcome to the program. >> we're now. >> about an hour into. >> the european trading session. >> and we're off to a strong start. building on yesterday's gains, the main benchmark. >> stoxx 600. >> yesterday added about 0.5%. and this morning you can see. >> we're up about 8/10. >> of a percent in early trade. >> this follows back. >> to back gains on wall street. so positive momentum on both sides of. the atlantic companies this morning being rewarded. >> properly for delivering. >> earnings beats and strong guidance. >> that's what we're seeing. >> that's the. >> overall theme today. now breaking. >> it down. >> by region. here's a look at the bourses and. >> what we're. >> seeing in european trade. you've got. >> the french market. excuse me. up 6/10 of a percent ftse 100. >> leading the gains here up more than 1%. you've got a strong bid for basic resources stocks. so that's providing a boost to the overall uk market. the xetra. >> dax up about 7/10.

however what caught most people's attention was its the bank of england's governor andrew bailey alsoater this year. we're nowjoined by michael saunders, who's between 2016 to 2022. michael. if we look at the back of this rate and the back of this rate cut and look at the markets we have the ftse reaching a record seen the ftse reaching a record and the sterling falling. today's cut was broadly teeeg'e set wee ereeetyr" , ”r' the accompanying expected, the'eceempenying contained some mixed did you make of the cut and they it? the bank eutrrate . - . - ~ the it? the bank eutrrate 7-4 -~ the are it? the bank eutrratesandethey - they are likely - it? the bank eutrratesandethey - they are likely to - rates 7 rates further 7 the 77 of as further the 77 of this rther the % ofthisrther but :the 7 of this rther but the 1e rest ef this year. betthee . e” . ,, thing really rest ef this year. betthee r eer r re thing really is the standout thing really is the sharp cut to their growth standout thing really is the sharp cu1 we heir growth standout thing really is the sharp cu1 we are growth stand

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even as the berlin wall went up and later came down at the same time, the bailey knowledge gained a reputation as a political festival. regularly honoring directors from a run for films shot in secret from the regime last year except in speeches criticizing israel and germany support for israel sparked a political scandal with german politicians calling them unacceptably one sided this year somehow was spinning and active as their calling for a boycott of the valley now that we want a welcoming and increase of festival, we also want a festival that values and protects free speech and free dialogue and discourses. this year's political focus is largely on germany, your violence targeting the countries immigrant communities is the topic of multiple documentaries. it comes extra money is due to vote in an election centering on migration of that up front. that's all the news for the sale. i'll have more news headlines for you in 45 minutes minutes. fuck the . you'll see about the media that goes to the media may global. google. i've got to be done by get, i will stop into that and i'll give you go

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london time andrew bailey, the governor of the bank of england will be speaking, giving us a bit more that decision on thursday and a path ahead, as well as the forecasts updated as they were on thursday. at 3:00 p.m. u.k. time we will hear from fed chair jay powell testifying in a marathon today testimony to the senate banking committee. and then in terms of earnings, as we just said, -- plenty on the docket for you to watch out today. coming up on daybreak europe, elon musk sets his sights on openai, bidding for the company he cofounded. it was a no thank you from sam altman. we will have more on the response from the openai ceo next, as well as more from the ai action summit over in paris. to stay with us. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ lizzy: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe, it is 6:45 a.m. here in london and we are waiting for results from caring, the luxury group. the owner of gucci really trying to project stability after this series of guidance of cuts, management overhauls, the new ceo at the top there. also the surprise departure of the creative director as wel

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> there are several all-star events happening tomorrow ata.m. it's the nba legends brunch at 1230 in the afternoon. it's the g league next up game at the moscone center. and at 5 p.m, it's the 74th annual all star game. we'll have coverage of tomorrow's events throughout our evening newscast. and let's not forget about san francisco's chinese new year parade. thousands of people filled the city's streets watching floats and performers. ktvu christien kafton was in the middle of all of the action, and he takes us inside the celebration. >> the celebrations to welcome the year of the snake started off with a bang. shortly after 5 p.m, the parade got underway, full of color and energy. san francisco's city attorney said it best. >> welcome to the. >> best lunar new year parade outside of asia, in the oldest, most historic and the most amazing chinatown in the united states. here in san francisco. >> for sarah fremont and erik estrada, the martial artists were a highlight. >> yeah, that was super cool. i mean, like, it's just like, so athletic a

but it's just such a once in a lifetime experience. >> in san francisco, i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. spring training officially underway in major league baseball is trying out some new technology and automated ball strike challenge system has been implemented at five cactus league ballparks. all pitches will be analyzed by a camera to see if they were in or out of the strike zone. 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 int

ktvu sports reporter bailey o'carroll was at the game and on the red carpet as the stars arrived. >> jerry rice because we're on opposite teams, so it's a fight. >> some of hollywood's biggest stars, led by some of the bay area's biggest names at the 2025 nba celebrity all-star game. >> my team is focused. they're ready to go. we're probably going to go two, one, two. i'm still trying to decide at the last second my first five because you want to start off real strong. >> the two teams, led by two of the biggest names in bay area sports history, jerry rice and barry bonds. >> play your game. >> right. anybody you're. >> a little nervous for on the other side. >> jerry, just because we're going to win. >> in the end, it was bonds team that emerged victorious, the players coasting until that competitive drive kicks in in the fourth quarter after rome. flynn, who played for barry bonds, greeted his coach. >> give him another a-plus because i felt like we could have won by 20. but, you know, we want to do good showmanship. >> so fans of all ages came out to get a glimpse of their favorit

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ktvu sports reporter bailey o'carroll got an early look at one big event being held at moscone centerens to the public on friday. fans of all ages are sure to be entertained. >> there's something to do for fans of all ages. and of course, there's lots of basketball. i'm told there will be 300 basketballs bouncing at any one time. >> kelly flato, the executive vice president of global events for the nba, and her team have been working around the clock to make sure this event is a success for the nba. they expect more than 50,000 fans to come through the moscone center for the event all throughout the weekend. >> nba crossover was really born out of the idea that there is so much about the nba brand that also incorporates lifestyle and off court activities, and so what you find here at nba crossover is just that. it is fashion. it is music. it is lifestyle. >> fans will have the opportunity to play basketball in an nba sized court. and even if you're vertically challenged like me, well, you'll be able to dunk with the help of the nba id zone. and if you're not the biggest basketball fan

chinese new year parade one week from today, and ktvu bailey o'carroll was there as police visited a of small businesses to talk about safety ahead of this big event. >> kong hei fat choi lunar new year celebrations are just a week away in the city of san francisco is prepping, but the city's police chief, bill scott, is also ensuring the public that sfpd is doing everything they can to keep them safe amid the large gathering. >> we're ready. everybody is working. we've we've been planning for quite some time for this. we have a lot of history planning for the chinese new year parade. >> chief scott joined supervisors chen and megler for a public address before they visited local businesses along ocean avenue to talk to owners about the state of safety. >> a lot of you know traffic's here, but still happens. >> marilyn lee owns go go seven on ocean avenue and says they've dealt with multiple break ins and have had their cash register stolen. >> entrance door. they bend things and then they cut all the, you know, security cameras, cut the lines or phone lines. it was terrible. it was

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, taking a look at the. >> temperatures outside from those sprinkles this morning and then temperatures warmed up. the sun came out, the sidewalks dried off and it became a beautiful day. beautiful sunset tonight if you had a chance to see that. but it was stunning. clear skies tonight. it's chilly out, but it's not frost or freeze advisory worthy. we're looking at temperatures. the next few days are going to increase, so we're going to go from the 60s, mid 60s today upper mid low 60s to tomorrow mid and upper 60, some low 70 maybe. and then saturday or friday, saturday and sunday temperatures even ratchet up a little bit more. so it's going to get warm. it's going to feel like spring. and in the long run, the long range models. it doesn't mean it will happen, but the long range models are not very bullish on an opportunity for rainfall anytime soon, like through the first week in march, at least for this far south up in northern california, there will be some scattered showers. southern california is dealing with some wind issues. they

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i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> san francisco is going to be extremely busy next weekendwo. >> all star weekend, valentine's day weekend. but this weekend, of course, all eyes on the super bowl. >> indeed. rebecca castor has been in new orleans in the big easy all week. she joins us with fox news. are you ready for some football? >> oh, i'm so excited, you guys. it's just been really fun here in the big easy. we're right outside the superdome where it's going to open for fans in just about four hours. and right now it's just all of the people that are working inside the dome, the production team, they're showing up and everybody's really excited for a great game tonight. the big easy is rolling out the red carpet for its 11th super bowl, giving football fans the mardi gras experience with its first ever super bowl parade. >> i'm a lifelong fan, so i try not to get too excited, but i'm i'm excited. >> plus, tonight, the u.s. military is taking celebrations to the sky in honor of the marine corps 250th birthday. >> this is the first time mv 22 ospreys are going to be a part

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christian: we should bear in mind that statement from andrew bailey said the u.k.ly for a downturn in 2025 before it gets better. this hardly helps. some reporting in the telegraph today that the government is considering renegotiating the online safety bill. they oppose the gaza plan but don't want to condemn him personally. as i understand it, they are not signing the ai treaty in paris because the americans don't like it at the moment. how concerned should we be that british policy is being dictated by this recurring fear of terrorists -- tariffs? lucy: there is an element of realism that we are seeing here from the u.k. government. sir keir starmer is just try to keep his head down as much as possible to avoid incurring the wrath of donald trump but still remain in good ally to other european nations, nato members. for example, the way the u.k. didn't say it would step up cooperation in the high north and arctic after starmer met with the danish prime minister last week, restated the u.k.'s position that greenland is a part of denmark. on gaza, keir starmer, ag

mark tamao, crystal bailey. we'll see you next time. break it down rock your body. now. that step. break it d i'm anna garcia right now on true crime news. a first grade teacher comes home early during a massive blizzard and ends up dead. >> oh my god, she stabbed herself. >> her fiance is desperate. 911 call as he discovers a knife protruding from her chest. but did she really plunge it into her own body? our daughter was brutally murdered. true crime news with a truly baffling case of suicide or murder. >> there were 20 wounds found. >> how could ellen greenberg have possibly stabbed herself multiple times in the front and the back? today, her family speaks out about their fight to prove it was foul play. >> i'm like, how could you guys miss this? >> this has to be at the absolute top of injustices i've ever seen. >> thanks for joining us. it is a case that seems to have more questions than answers. 27 year old ellen greenberg found dead on her kitchen floor with 20 stab wounds. her death was ruled a suicide, but ellen's family says she was murdered and they are determined to pro

let me bring your attention now to the bank of england governor, andrew bailey, who is speaking at a fireside chat in brussels. he's saying that we are in a period of heightened uncertainty. we're facing a weak growth environment in the uk and on the choice of the word careful. in the last statement, the last bank of england statement, he said the language was chosen to highlight increased uncertainty. you are seeing a pullback in sterling now. so interpreting investors, interpreting these lines potentially as being dovish for the bank of england. certainly they are. he is trying to temper any optimism. it would seem so. sterling is trading down by about 15 basis points now to one 2606. facing a weak growth environment in the uk. and that language of careful was used and chosen to highlight increased uncertainty. and just to put this into context, we also recently heard bailey playing down that unexpected, unexpectedly positive growth reading that we got the unexpected rise in gdp at the end of 2024. he did play down that positive figure. there's a look for you at uk. yields were hig

i love jonathan bailey with his accent and glasses. >>> you tired of using the same old song when you'reah, stayin' alive. >> ah, ah, ah, stayin' alive. >> you can tell by the way i use my walk i'm a woman's man, no time to talk. >> a lot of us know that, right? minus the second verse. earlier this week, the american heart association highlighted some recent hits that join stayin' alive as ideal songs to perform cpr to. one of them is "not like us" by kenrick lamar. the aha says the tempo, 101 beats per minute works for hands-only cpr, other editions include texas hold'em and chappell roan's pink pony club. all those are grammy winners, too. >>> when we come back, details on the latest major companies to roll back dei policies. >>> black sabbath is coming back one more time before disappearing into the void. for jo kes, but here it goes. this muffin goes on vacation— what's happening? you said “joking” three times, that's why i'm here. uh, anyway, so this muffin— well i was just excited about my new car. -new car? oh, you don't need a joke, you need a jake. [singing] like a good neighbor