history, failed to get a farm bill. and folks in my district work very hard and certainly looking to congress to work hard to land a farm bill this session. i'm hopeful to be part of that. certainly a lot of important work to do. we've heard a lot today about some of the folks on this committee where there seems to be an appetite for bipartisanship and working together and i hope to certainly be part of that as well. in my district we grow some of the highest quality cotton in the world and i've heard concerns recently about the long-term prospects for funding for the cotton and trust fund and so my first question is, as a cotton farmer yourself, can you speak to the importance of programs like the pema cotton and trust fund? ms. schwertner: thank you for your question. i can't speak specifically for that cotton. i can speak for general cotton programs but i'm not familiar with that. but happy to respond in writing. mr. gray: i appreciate your insights on that. i think the long-term stability and predictability for farm

the raise comes after a historic year of p-g-and-e's bill hikes, where the average household bill reached $440 more annually compared to 2023. a citigroup customer broke the bank after the company mistakenly credited their account. get this $81 trillion a payments employee accidentally refunded the egregious amount to a customer last april. the bank was supposed to process a $280 refund, while it took the bank an hour and a half to reverse that refund, almost costing the company to lose its funds. bank officials say the incident was due to an operational issue. that issue has since been fixed. well, the countdown is on. we're just one day and a few hours from hollywood's biggest night, the oscars, which will be right here on abc seven this sunday. and among the list of nominees is the team behind inside out two. our friends from emeryville based pixar, abc seven news anchor amanda delcastillo, caught up with the crew being recognized for their animated feature. >> and for best animated feature film. here are the nominees. inside out two. >> inside out two is in the highest grossing film o

republican governor kim reynolds signed the controversial bill into law this afternoon despite days ofinst the measure. cbs's lana zak reports on the civil rights reversal. >> reporter: the unprecedented act sparked outrage as lawmakers as lawmakers debated, hundreds of demonstrators gathered in the rotunda of the iowa state capitol to protest the law which eliminates civil rights protections based on gender identity. >> i feel it is mean and hateful. >> reporter: representative aime wichtendahl, the state legislature's first openly transgender member argued this is just the start. >> vote this bill down today, because this is not the end. those think tanks will ask you again and again and again to remove rights and freedoms from your fellow iowans until none remain. >> reporter: republican lawmakers fast-tracked the bill and governor kim reynolds signed it into law this afternoon. >> it is common sense to acknowledge the obvious biological differences between men and women. >> reporter: it defines sex based on a person's anatomy at birth and removes gender identity from the civil righ

frankly, again, i'm -- me, personally, i'm indifferent whether it's one bill or two bills, but we've got to accomplish the goals of making these tax cuts, and and i prefer the make them permanent, but we've got to make sure we're doing that, securing the border, beefing up our national defense. you know, this is the most dangerous time in our country's history since world war ii, and the biden administration was cutting defense. letting our military degrade. and that only encourages our adversaries like communist china. we've got a lot of work to do as senate republicans on this bill, and that's what we'll be picking up. maria: will you be cutting into medicaid. >>some. >> we're going to be taking a look at all of that. i think there's opportunity to streamline organizations to make them work better, and so we'll be picking that up. i think there's other things too. you know, for example, we think in the senate that, frankly, the current tax policy is current policy. this is what obama did, when he wanted to extend the bush era tax cuts. we think that's a policy we've got to be incor

these bills include housing production bills which is typically the amendments to our ministerial programs. >> there are of course state density bonus amendments. >> there's a bunch of housing accountability act amendments. >> there are some fees and entitlement expiration bills and then there's also some bills that deal with reporting . >> and so just a small note i'm not going to be covering any of the eu legislation because that would take forever. so we're just going to focus on these housing production bills today. so there were changes to several of the state's ministerial housing programs. you know, as a reminder, ministerial programs require expedited approval by the department without sequel review or discretionary entitlement meaning you are not typically seeing these projects in any form aside from the informational hearings. >> so the first program to be amended was ab 2011. this is the affordable housing and high road job act. it became effective in july of 2023 because as a reminder this program provided two ministerial review programs one was for affordable housing and then

we don't need hounds. >> hardwicke's bill hasn't yet made it to committee and is expected to undergo hearings in the coming weeks. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> the mystery surrounding the deaths of actor gene hackman and his wife, what investigators ruled out today. >> and the aftermath of southern california wildfires is now showing up in the pacific ocean. we'll have a look at all of the debris in the water. >> you're going to hear from some bay area creators who are up for an oscar for their work on inside out two. >> all of that's coming up. but first, here's a look at what's ahead tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy. >> watch tonight before our department is eliminated. my daughter leila is very tough. and she'll say something. you know, she's sweet, but she'll say something like, i'll cut your eyeballs out with. setback that has him on a ventilator for breathing assistance. they're calling it an isolated coughing fit that led to the pontiff being put on the noninvasive mechanical ventilator. it's the latest change in his two week long batt

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we don't need hounds. >> hardwicke's bill hasn't yet made it to committee and is expected to undergoearings in the coming weeks. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> the mystery surrounding the deaths of actor gene hackman and his wife, what investigators ruled out today. >> and the aftermath of southern california wildfires is now showing up in the pacific ocean. we'll have a look at all of the debris in the water. >> you're going to hear from some bay area creators who are up for an oscar for their work on inside out two. >> all of that's coming up. but first, here's a look at what's ahead tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy. >> watch tonight before our department is eliminated. my daughter leila is very tough. and she'll say something. you know, she's sweet, but she'll say something like, i'll cut say something like, i'll cut your eyeballs out with. these dishes just aren't getting clean. the problem isn't your machine. it's likely your detergent. i recommend switching to cascade platinum plus. these new pods have the grease-fighting power of dawn. e

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i already have that bill filed. it would probably get $100 billion. that has been proven in missouri. it does work. that is $200 billion. we should have a competition on this committee. i have $300 billion in savings proposed. we have such a massive problem right now. i would ask my colleagues across the aisle to get out of the way if you do not want to help. stop filing lawsuit after lawsuit. we do not have the financial ability to continue down this path. we will save this country with or without you. thank you. >> i now recognize the gentleman from texas. >> this subcommittee is supposedly about looking into waste, fraud, and abuse. so i would like to start talking about independent inspector generals who are supposed to be looking into it. do you know how many inspector generals at agencies that were investigating elon musk companies have been fired by the trumpet ministration? >> no. >> it is five. the department of labor have 17 open investigations into tesla and spacex. do you know what was done to that inspector general? >> no. >> they fired h

in south africa, iipa remains concerned with two copyright reform bills that south africa's president recently referred to the constitutional court. if enacted, these bills would violate south africa's trade commitments and the eligibility criteria of both gsp and agoa on an electoral property. for some, the prospect of u.s. trade agreement set open up markets to u.s. goods and services protected by copyright are significant and will remain so, but the full benefits will be realized only if trading partners fully implement them. thank you for the opportunity to present views with the iipa and this important hearing. i look forward to your questions. chair smith: thank you, mr. rosenbaum. >> tremon smith, ranking member sanchez, and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you. today i will address the importance of trade enforcement tools and resources, comprehensive china strategy, and maintaining an across-the-board enforcement agenda. this subcommittee has a track record of creating new enforcement tools, from the -- to the ground barking enforcem

all right zach thank you. >> a new state bill aims to crack down on third party apps selling often hard to get restaurant reservations. san francisco assembly member catherine stefani has introduced the california. restaurant reservation anti-piracy act. it would stop third party websites from selling unauthorized reservations. lawmakers say in many cases, bots track when reservations are released and scoop all the bookings and then sell them for high prices on black market websites. restaurants say this often leads to no shows and in turn lost revenue. in a statement, assembly member stefani says ab 1245 will crack down on the predatory practice of reservation scalping, which not only deceives consumers but also exploits our local restaurants who are still struggling to recover from the pandemic. >> well, our warm weather stretch will soon be coming to an end. of course, we've been talking about the warm temperatures since wednesday, so wednesday, yesterday and today. in fact, for today, quite a few records to report. take a look. you see santa rosa and concord in the upper 70s. san jo

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democratic assembly member maggie krell and republican state senator shannon grove have filed a billto make it a felony to purchase or solicit 16 and 17 year olds. last year, grove tried to make it a felony to purchase or solicit anyone under the age of 18 for sex. but after months of debate, california's democratic led legislature ended up passing the measure, but only solidifying the felony for those who purchase or solicit anyone 15 years old and younger. >> san diego area. they did a pretty comprehensive study, and the average age of entry was 16 years old. and so, i mean, if we're if we're making a cutoff at 15, we're really leaving out, you know, a lot of the children who are who are suffering in these situations, kids went to kindergarten. >> the two lawmakers are also pushing to change parts of the california law from 2022 that decriminalized loitering for prostitution. the san jose police department has a new real time communication tool aimed at helping victims of identity theft. the department today announced the launch of its real time identity theft resource center. sapd

still ahead, get ready for your pg&e bill to go up even more. the rate hike you'll likely see starting tomorrow, and why pg&e claims there is some good news for you. and not all heroes wear capes. spider-man bringing joy to patients at a local children's hospital. and we'll have updated looks at that rain chance coming in for the weekend. as concerns over president trump's tariffs plan grew. that's according to a report by the commerce department. consumer spending wasxpected to drop in january after the holiday shopping rush, but consumers spent far less than economists expected. spending fell by half a percent. that's the biggest monthly decline since february of 2021. car sales and other big ticket items saw the biggest drop. but shoppers continue to spend money on the essentials like housing and gas. pg&e customers will be hit with another price increase in march starting next month. the utility says bills will rise by an average of $3 a month for a typical residential customer. customers who receive electricity and gas services from pg&e pa

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. >> judge jeanine: why didn't they say anything about the 400,000 people who lost their jobs when bill was president? >> jesse: it was the '90s. >> jessica: but they actually went through agency by agency and -- >> judge jeanine: oh, they did it better. i'm sorry, my turn. they did it better back then. here's the thing, you've got a congresswoman, i've never heard of her before, marcy kaptur. this is a woman who is questioning elon musk, a legal immigrant who followed the rules, but she supported 11 million illegals not following the rules, disregarding the laws, and coming into the country so we can educate them, medicate them, house them, and make sure they're happy here. all right? i don't know how this woman belongs in congress. and this whole idea with sunny hostin, "he's from south africa," what is he supposed to do? come out of his mother's womb and say, "ma, i don't like it here, let's leave south africa." it is so stupid. it really is. in the end, you talk about the american people, they absolutely support what donald trump is doing through elon musk. 70% of them say he's foll

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. >>> iowa governor kim reynolds signed a bill into law that removes transtrender next -- transgenderom the state's civil rights code. this comes one day after a big protest broke out inside of iowa's capitol over the legislation. >> >> i'm signing into law a bill that safeguards the rights of women and girls. it's common sense to acknowledge the obvious biological differences between men and women. in fact, it's necessary to secure genuine, equal protection for women and girls. rachel: hard to believe we need a law for that, but this law goes into effect on july 1st and, guys, those are your headlines. charlie: so biology is real. rachel: it's real. yes. it's immutable, you can't change it, you can't opt in, you can't wish for it to be someone else that you're not -- charlie: we can't all be madonna. [laughter] rachel: you can try. [laughter] a lot of people are trying. charlie: all right. let's check in with adam klotz live at daytona international speedway for the start of the 84th annual daytona bike week. adam. adam: hey, good morning, guys. yeah, the 84thth annual daytona bike w

bill melugin fox news. >> on the last day of black history month, we're focusing on an effort here in area to bring more diversity to fire departments. >> ktvu tom vacar has more now this afternoon on the program that's working to recruit more minorities, to become firefighters and to take on other leadership roles. >> molly williams, known as volunteer 11, was the first known black in the united states and a slave of a new york city merchant. today, only 7% of firefighters are black. another 7% by racial, 4% are women, and 80% are white. by sheer population, there should be twice as many black firefighters in at least 12 times as many women. that's why chief is my belief has gone from one classroom of 30 students 12 years ago and emeryville to hundreds on friday. chief is my belief is all about inspiring belief in oneself. >> it really is looking at making sure that our youth knows how important they are to the future of this, this country and this community. >> i grew up in a neighborhood that wasn't so promising, and it's good to come to come back and give back to the community. so

and now purging the podium the executive director of the national governor's association bill mcbride. and thank you everybody. good afternoon, good afternoon. it's my privilege to welcome you to our final plenary session. let's get ready educating all americans for success. governor polis launch this addition last july as chair and it can be more timely. governors are joined to find bipartisan solutions to this most important bipartisan issue. so let's get ready governors are meeting throughout the year to share ideas and best practices and collaborate in developing more effective ways to identify what's working and him just as importantly what's not working. the initiative wrapped up in july it will be compiled into rugg governors can use to drive innovation and better measure outcomes in their states. at every turn governors are consulting with teachers parents students and community and business leaders from let's get ready to partner with organizations making difference like on the kennedy google and other crustaceans are implementing innovative programs contribute after-school p

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was just announced that the sunday's afc championship between the kansas city chiefs and the buffalo bills of the most watched nfl games of all time. [ scattered cheers ] yeah. almost 60 million people tuned in for the game on cbs. plus one guy who accidentally watched it on paramount+. [ laughter that's amazing. that's right, 60 million people watched the game, and they all had the same thought, "how many matthew mcconaughey commercials can there be?" [ laughter ] yep, the super bowl is set between the kansas city chiefs and philadelphia eagles, but -- [ cheers and applause ] fans are still upset over what they felt was biased refereeing in favor of the chiefs. and the refs were already accused of favoring the chiefs when they played the texans. well, for now, more on this, we're joined by one of those refs, steve chambers. steve, welcome to the show. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's great to be here. >> jimmy: so, what is your take on people saying that you're partial to the chiefs? >> it's ridiculous, jimmy. i call it like i see it. we're doing the best job we can. >> jimmy: yeah, but pe

its head coach, bill belichick. >>> still with football, the rams and quarterback matthew stafford agreeded deal to keep the super bowl champion in l.a. this comes after stafford was rumored to be on the trade block with reports that tom brady and the raiders wanted to get him to vegas. >>> nba news and notes, jimmy butler's questionable for tomorrow night in philadelphia with back spasms. golden state is 7-1 since jimmy buckets arrived from miami. >>> speaking of miami, lebron james, former heat star, continues to ball at a high level at age 40. in the last ten games he's played, the lakers are 9-1 and james is averaging 31.8 points per game. it's been almost 11 years since james left miami. in a recent podcast former teammate dwyane wade explains why things may have soured with team president pat riley. >> one thing you don't do is [ bleep ] lebron cookies, no, no, no. this is serious. he loves chocolate chip cookies. we get on the plane and we play cards at the front of the plane. then at some point lebron will be like hey, bring me those cookies and this one day he was like hey, where

senate and then some rumblings in the house that they might just have to do a straight up and down billernment the most basic levels for short term and kicks the can down the road. they cannot do that without the support of democrats. will democrats vote for that? you know, it's really hard to make any kind of. >> deal with republicans when you. >> know that they. they renege on them. and so. >> you know, we're having that conversation right now. but any we need assurances that whatever we pass, the president. >> is actually. >> going to spend the. >> money the way we tell him to spend. >> it, which he has shown us right now, that he won't. and so we're having that conversation. we'll think very seriously. we're going to do what causes the least harm to the american people, because right now, donald trump, elon musk and congressional republicans, they are harming the american people to provide. >> tax. >> cuts for billionaires. well, to clarify that. >> point, because we're going to. >> hear a talking. >> point from. >> republicans over and over again, which. >> is this idea. >> that th

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it was billed as a meeting which would spur efforts to end russia's invasion of ukraine.lks between u.s. president donald trump and ukraine president volodymyr zelenskyy instead turned into anger in front of reporters and the swift exit of the ukrainian leader from the white house. during the meeting, mr. zelenskyy pushed for u.s. security guarantees against russian aggression, arguing there should be no compromises with russian president vladimir putin. president trump said kyiv have to make concessions to reach a peace deal and that a cease-fire was fairly close. meeting took a turn when the u.s. president and his vice president clashed with president zelenskyy, angrily telling him to be thank the for u.s. military support while accusing him of gambling with a third world or. >> what kind of diplomacy should the u.s. be involved? what do you mean? >> i am talking about the kind of diplomacy that will end the destruction of your country. mr. president, with respect, i think it is disrespectful for you to come to the oval office and litigate this in front of the media. ri

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. >> bill, thank you. meanwhile, the social security administration is preparing for major job cuts, at least 7,000 people are expected to be laid off. workers got notices asking to prepare for job reassignments and training for new workloads. democratic lawmakers warn the job cuts could affect millions of beneficiaries by causing delays and service. right now, the workforce is about 60,000 people. >> this week, the house advanced a plan slash billions of dollars from the nutrition program. snap also known as food stamps as our washington correspondent raquel martin reports, food banks are bracing for the fridays are now farmers market day at bread for the city in washington, d.c., people are able to stretch their dollars as much as they used tracy collins who leads the food program. >> says lines are growing even combined with snap dollars. he says hundreds of families are struggling to get by the prices of groceries have gone up significantly so stretching their snap dollars has become. impossible. anxie

a cabo en el parque jefferson square el miércoles por la noche, donde, según el jefe de la policía bill estado muy, muy inseguro. bueno, según el supervisor del distrito, steven sawtell, las personas arrestadas se ubicaban anteriormente en el área del tenderloin y también en soma, pero debido a operativos en esas zonas, se fueron para el parque jefferson square. hace un par de meses. momento de una pausa. pero al regresar hay controversia en martínez tras la destitución de la primera latina que ocupaba el puesto de la junta escolar de esa ciudad. qué ocurrió? se lo contamos más. arréglate y una coreógrafa afroperuana enseña en el área de la bahía las danzas y bailes que aprendió en su país natal. al regresar su historia, nos preparamos para un marcado descenso en temperaturas. durante este fin de semana le tengo el pronóstico de en la junta escolar de martínez fue removida semanas después de su nombramiento. sí, exactamente. padres y maestros reunieron firmas para exigir una elección especial en lugar de su designación. ayala, quien ya había asumido el cargo y participado en reuniones,

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i'm bill gage goes up developing bio chemical weapons inside of the guns. good to watch the news. well, i'm assuming should, you know, wasn't cheap but the reason why the white glove service is because of the same as your state. the country in big trouble? no, no. okay. done. a lot of talking. your country is in big trouble. i know you're not, you're not winning this live and worldwide it's just locked down in b c. the same trouble putting zaleski in his place, telling him to leave the white house and his dreams for a deal with washington behind. kind of device the exit stage, right? his resource mineral agreement with trump is left on and signed. so he leaves empty handed as the main goal of his trip to america, ends in failure of all the developments in washington, we spoke about what's on the table for that. i stay with around economist jeffrey center. so i'm still coming to washington. it is kind of pathetic way to sign over in it, almost a meaningless document.

or somebody submits a bill for service that was never provided . or some of the improper payments could be fraud. fraud is broader and improper payments really are only estimates of about 80 federal programs. there are a very small subset, they should be bigger fraud occurs throughout the federal government so fraud can occur beyond the improper payments. >> final point, it seems to me part of the problem is there's no sort of incentive of reward system in the federal workforce to reward you catching improper payments and trying to deflect them. the lord system is getting money out the door and understandably providing benefits and services to meet these businesses. quickly could you tell us how we e invest in that? >> that's right, more people have gotten in trouble for not paying someone and they have for paying someone a shouldn't have paid and the incentives need to be changed. many of these programs are administered through the state so there needs to be incentives through the state and the labor department for example has offered a suggestion