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one of the bills will require school athletics and campus bathrooms and changing rooms to be based on gender assigned at birth and not on a student's gender identity. another bill would allow parents to opt their children out of instruction or subjects related to gender identity and or changing genders. >> how poignant ignored the rights of our parents saying no. to being in forms. about their children what they're going through. >> we have yet to hear from people opposed to these specific bills. but in the past, democrats and lgbtq+ advocates have opposed similar legislation amid concerns they're not inclusive and harmful to students. let's talk weather as we get a look outside here. jammed up bay bridge toll plaza and for good reason. such a busy weekend in san francisco. everybody wants be in the city. what are they going to be greeted by yet whether more traffic like that, least to be dry out there? that's for sure. but it's going to be chilly. >> around that they are these temps going to be cold. if you're headed out on this valentine's evening outside, we do have what looks like

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another bill that would allow parents to opt their children out of instruction or subjects related to gender identity or changing genders. >> how 42 partly ignoring the rights of our parents saying no. to being in forms. about their children what they're going through. >> we have yet to hear from opposition on these specific bills. but in the past, democrats and lgbtq+ advocates have opposed similar legislation amid concerns that they're not inclusive and harmful to students. transgender people are now banned from enlisting in the u.s. army. the military branch announced the new policy on its social media page today, adding that they are also ending gender affirming care for service members. both change is effective immediately. the change comes just weeks after president trump signed an executive order calling for a revision of gender policy in the military. in the wake of the order, 6 active duty service members filed a lawsuit challenging that ban. >> today we're learning more about what happened in those final moments right before that deadly midair collision in washington, d.c.. >> more than 60 people were

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. >> the bill has changed since it was first introduced, as utah based social media influencers have ack on it. the bill passed unanimously, and it now heads to the full state house of representatives for consideration. and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast wrap with alex savage here at 7:00 monday through friday. or you can always find around the clock coverage right there at west coast rap.com. bay area celebrity chef tyler florence has left san francisco's union square, less than two years after signing a three year deal and receiving a grant from the city to open two new cafes. tyler florence opened the miller and lux location in 2023. at the time, saying he wanted to be a part of the neighborhood's economic recovery. the chef received a $440,000 grant from the city as part of this deal. former board of supervisors president aaron peskin said he had concerns about the deal at the time. >> i hope that the mayor really holds rec and park and the office of economic development accountable and asked tough questions and gets real

take over government branches which they don't have the right to do, that only congress can pass bills to change and cut out spending that only the congress can do under article 1 and they can try to change the constitution on birthright citizenship that only congress can begin with a constitutional amendment. we need to stand up for america. america is under attack as much as it was on january 6. god bless america. and i hope we continue to exist as a democracy and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. lamalfa: i ask to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. lamalfa: america's energy independence is vital for our security and economic prosperity. hydroelectric power plays a crucial role in that energy grid and provides a 1/3 of our nation's renewable energy and is one of the most cleanest sources available, available 24 hours, seven takes a week. instead of expanding this resource

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another bill would allow parents to opt their children out of instruction or subjects related to gender identity or changingow 40 ignoring the rights of our parents saying no. to being in forms. about their children what they're going through. >> we have yet to hear from opposition on the specific bills. but in the past, democrats and lgbtq advocates have opposed similar legislation amid concerns that they're not inclusive and harmful to students. >> let's get a check on that weekend forecast here as we take a live look at the san mateo bridge. and lawrence is here to give us some tips on what to do to get away on this friday. how about that for valentine's day? you may just want to get away and get out there and enjoy it. looks like the weather is finally calming down enough that i think you're gonna be able to get away across much of the state to enjoy tonight. still a couple snow showers in the sierra nevada think settling down there out of a full, of course yesterday, all kinds of problems with delays. in fact, some places actually backing up because issues out toward the other parts of the country. rig

one of the bills will require school athletics and campus bathrooms and changing rooms. >> to be basedn assigned at birth and not on a student's gender identity. another bill would allow parents to opt their children out of instruction or subjects related to gender identity or changing genders. >> how foreign it completely ignored the rights of our parents saying no. to being in forms. about their children what they're going through. >> we have yet to hear any opposition on the specific bills. but in the past, democrats and lgbtq+ advocates have opposed similar legislation amid concerns they're not inclusive and harmful to students. >> still ahead here, 3 firefighters with the rescue and the story behind this adorable rescue mission. >> in a rare move, governor gavin newsom weighs in on a bill before it even reaches his desk. this bill calls on the state prison system not to cooperate with capitol correspondent eytan wallace tell you what the governor saying about. (wife) saving for retirement was tough enough. (husband) and navigating markets can be challenging at times. (fisher inves

another bill would allow parents to opt their children out of instruction or subjects related to gender identity. changing genders. >> how poignant ignored the rights of our parents saying no. to being in forms. about their children what they're going for. >> we have yet to hear opposition on the specific bills. but in the past, democrats and lgbtq+ advocates have opposed similar legislation amid concerns they are not inclusive and arguably harmful to students. in developing news following an executive order. transgender people are now banned from enlisting in the u.s. army. the military branch announced the new policy on its social media pages stirred a adding they are also ending gender affirming care for service members. both changes go into effect immediately in the wake of the order. 6 active duty service members filed a lawsuit challenging the ban. and new details in the fatal shooting investigation of 2 shorts, brother wayne shaw, oakland police arrested my she jackson thursday in connection to the homicide. shaw was killed 2 weeks ago on 40th avenue near east 12th street in oakland just outside of

bills. donald trump is changing his mind every hour. yesterday senate republicans voted to proceed on their budget resolution, but this morning you saw the president trump flip the script again, further selling chaos. republicans have talked a big game about flooding the zone, but instead they are drowning in their own chaos and confusion. if this mess republicans have created for themselves as a preview of how they will govern, it bodes very poorly for them, but more importantly for the country. of course, republicans could do two bills, 10 bills, 50 bills, 100 bills. it does not make a difference, because of the one think they are united on -- the one think they are trying to get done, house and senate republicans, donald trump and elon musk is to give their billionaire buddies a tax break and have the american people pay the cost, no matter what it is. senate democrats will expose republican's reconciliation budget bill for exactly for what it is. a sinister front for clearing the way to cut taxes for donald trump's billionaire buddi

our bill would change that. [applause] so he can petition for expungement dynasty lisa prize for a job or a home loan, he doesn't constantly have to be shadowed by decisions he made decades ago. and carlos, i'm thankful to say, is with us today. carlos, can we please ask you to stand. [applause] carlos, this body, we are going to get this done, and thank you so much for being here today. so my fellow marylanders, these are the three pillars of our approach to confront this moment of crisis with courage. first, we will invest in industries of the future that will grow and diversify our economy. second, we will reform the tax system to make it simpler, fairer and pro-growth. and third, we will invest in our people. now, i don't want to suggest this is going to be easy. because it's not. we face not simply a test of our aspirations, but our fidelity to a long tradition of what defying the odds looks like when other people say things are impossible. after all, what is maryland? if not a family that is bound by chall

bills. but i think environmental justice, science and climate change education are bills that i worked on, increasing young people interested in background in stem in our state so they could be the future tech and science leaders. >> you remember the moment you set i'm running for congress? >> yes, i do. my congressman met with me, the former congressman and told me he was not running for reelection but he hadn't told anybody yet and he was asking, is this something you would be interested in and i thought about it and i said yes, let's do it. i thought i wasn't ready, but are we ever ready? it's been such a great opportunity. when i came for the orientation i was elected freshman leadership representative for my class, so i get to participate in the weekly leadership meetings with our leader hakeem jeffries and others. i never thought i would be at the same table as some of these congressional leaders. it's amazing. >> back tears science and stem brack -- background. you started a nonprofit. tell us about it. >> i started a nonprofit in 2012 called diy girls for do it yourself. it's an afterschool p

bill. we will see if they change their tune. they have a choice to save lives today. i applaud congressman griffin and congressman lotta for advancing the slice it will legislation i would like to turn over to a colleague and a friend of mine, monica delacruz. you're welcome. >> thank you so much for inviting me to speak to all of leadership. i appreciate it. just because such an important day, national girls and women in sports. first i want to tell you that i am a mother. i'm a mother of a teenage daughter, and i will always fight for women to be with women in the locker room, and women to play against women in sports. let me be very clear. young girls should never be forced to be in a locker room with men. never. eight. in fact, this shouldn't even be a discussion and it's appalling that we have to hold a press conference to tell people on the left that men should not be in a locker room with women and that men should not be in sports with women. again, i'm going to tell you that that's wrong. i am proud to be pro-women's sports. i will always fight for little girl

hello, i'm samantha simmonds. stage last year. and suggesting changes. one of the bill's key safeguards. chaired by a serving or retired judge that would appoint the panel would be led by a lawyer, but could also include other experts, such as a psychiatrist and social worker. what we've done over the last couple of weeks is hear evidence from lots of different experts, and i was always very clear that i believed there needed the assisted dying process. it doesn't happen in most countries. most countries have two doctors involved in the process and then the process ends there. but i also want that third layer to be really meaningful. appropriate and more robust. a crucial safeguard. it will take a lot of, you know, understanding exactly and i think it's come at a really unfortunate time, because we don't have a great deal of time. what it means. specifically gave provision for a high courtjudge, is the right thing or not in order_ to improve the bill. this is one of more than 300 changes put forward, their mind when it comes back to the commons lets ta ke lets take you to house of commo

patterson says he was happy to hear the original bill has been changed. of course, democrats changed the bill because the governor said what every californian things, which is this is an extremist policy and to be clear, even with newsom's announcement, california is still what many describe as a sanctuary state which in most cases prevents local law enforcement from cooperating with ice reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> well, san jose police officer was hurt while trying to break up a brawl saturday night. it happened in the downtown area right near santa clara and san pedro streets. you can see the video here. officers say they were attacked and that's when he called for backup. this citizen app video shows the crowd of people watching as dozens of police cars blocked off the road. several people were arrested and the injured officer is expected to be okay. >> was the last day of the nba fan experience moscone center. proffers lezla gooden caught up with some of the fans who enjoyed the weekend. >> we're here. let's go center where they

patterson says he was happy to hear the original bill has been changed.mocrats changed the bill because the governor said what every californian things, which is this is an extreme is policy and to be clear, even with newsom's announcement, california is still what many describe as a sanctuary state which in most cases prevent local law enforcement from cooperating with ice reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> still ahead, what we are hearing about phase 2 of the cease-fire deal in the future of gaza. and after the break on for honoring black history month tonight, we're taking you to a unique oakland you to a unique oakland bakery. did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries for life? imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i can't decide? avocados or tomatoes? why choose? at grocery outlet, you can afford both. and not just the basics. with grocery outlet, you'll find all your favorite brands included. including gluten free pasta and my favorite cookies? um, huh, everything's include

it has always been a bipartisan bill that changed dramatically in the next farm bill that happened after 2010. we make these policy discussions, especially in washington, d.c., there is no perfect bill ever. i wish there was but you will never make everybody happy. this farm bill is very important, to keep that safety net in place, so we didn't have china controlling our food supply, we didn't have other countries growing for us and having us reliant on those imports and was a very good responsible bill. the problem is we knew that work requirements on food stamps was going to cause a lot of democrats to bail. they weren't going to support the bill if that was included. we had several other bills coming that could have had that debate, could have been attached to it, could have been a bill on its own but instead, the leadership team decided to allow an amendment on the farm bill that they spoke to, knowing it was a poison pill that would kill the farm bill and did it anyways, which i felt like is not what leadership is. you lead the team and by doing that, he let a lot of his team down i

>> yeah, they'll work itself out and the senate going through their process and send a bill that's changedhouse and will go through the process of the house and senate typically go through. republicansshould be and will be united. i was very surprised and pleasantly surprised that the budget resolution passed the committee unanimously and it was a split party line and and that shows we're here to deliver on president trump's agenda and obviously everybody has different ideas of what that looks like and you're right, if the president said this is exactly what i want and has a press conference and we all come together behind what that looks like and getting into the weeds and details is a challenge. there's 4.5 trillion, 4.7 trillion and tcja and there's a lot of things to work out the details on. the hepped of the day we'll get president trump's priorities passed. david: it's a ridiculous notion that you have to pay for something that increased amount of money from taxes and this 4.5 trillion cost of extending the tax plan is the most re-dib louis thing i've heard -- ridiculous thing going

it's always been a bipartisan bill that changed dramatically in the next farm bill that happened after 2010 and you know, we when we make these policy discussions especially in washington dc, there's no bill. that's perfect ever. i wish there was but you're never going to everybody happy and this farm bill was incredibly important that we keep enough votes to get it pushed forward through the house to keep that safety net in place so that we didn't have china controlling our food supply. we didn't have other countries growing it for us and having us reliant on those imports and it was a very very good responsible bill the problem was as we know that work requirements on food stamps was going to cause a lot of the democrats to bail they weren't going to support the bill if that was included we had several other bills that were coming that could have had that debate could have been attached to it could have been a bill on its own but instead the leadership team decided to allow an amendment on the farm bill that they actually air cantor spoke to knowing it was a poison pill that it would

this bill would change that. >> let's be blunt. wildfires. do not take 3 so the only calfire firefighting force that is our best in last defense and protecting lives and homes across the state should be full time too. >> senate president mike mcguire there says it will cost the state about 175 to 185 million dollars a year to do this. but he argues in the end, it will really save the state billions of dollars by preventing huge fire losses and destruction. in the south. bay officials are expanding ai wildfire sensors into the santa cruz mountains san jose water and santa clara county fire. safe council say this is in response to the wildfires in southern california. these wildfire sensors will be placed near watersheds to protect drinking water from wildfires. the ai sensors com from a company called and 5 and the sensors can detect the earliest stages of a wildfire and prevent real-time alerts too. respond responders, the sensors can also track movements of fires and smoke and can monitor hazardous air quality events. in developing news, the

bill would change that in the aftermath of the deadly and devastating southern california fires lastt. wildfires. you not take 3 so the only calfire firefighting force. that is our best in last defense and protecting lives and homes across the state should be full time too. >> as for how it's going to be fun, it senate president mike mcguire says it's going to cost the state about 175 to 185 million per year. but he argues will ultimately save the state billions better than a huge fire losses and destruction. governor gavin newsom in washington for 2 day trip. that will include a meeting with president donald trump according newsom's office. he's in our nation's capital. meet with trump senior administration officials and members of congress, all the push for federal fire. 8 a statement newsom's office saying this in part, governor tripp is focused on securing crucial disaster aid for the survivors of the las angeles fires and ensuring impact of families who lost their livelihoods are able to rebuild and recover. remains unclear if newsom will meet directly with president donald trum

this bill would change that in the aftermath of the devastating southern california wildfires that wet's be blunt. wildfires. you not take 3 >> so the only calfire firefighting force. that is our best in last defense and protecting lives and homes across the state should be full time too. >> as for how to fund this senate. president mike mcguire says it's going to cost the state about 175 285 million dollars every year. >> he says, though, ultimately it will save the state billions of dollars. >> by preventing fires from spreading and causing this type of destruction. >> well, governor gavin newsom is in washington, d.c., now for a two-day trip that will include meeting with president donald trump according to newsom's office. he's in our nation's capital to meet with the president and senior administration officials and members of congress all to push for federal fire in a statement the governor's office said, quote, in part the governor's trip is focused on securing critical disaster aid for the survivors of the las angeles fires and ensuring impact the families who lost their homes

congress would have to pass a bill to be signed by the president congress would have to pass a bill to change the mandate the president signs. rep. vargas: i hope you maintain your independence and at the same time follow the law. there is a dual mandate, and that is very important to most americans. with that, i thank you for your, service, i think michael barr, i know he will continue to serve honorably. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> we recognize the gentleman from middle tennessee, mr. rose, for five minutes. rep. rose: thank you, chairman hill and ranking member waters. thank you, chair powell. you may recall the last time we spoke i brought up the issue of credit risk transfers, crts, and urged you to allocate more resources to ensure that that framework applicants were receiving decision from the federal reserve. every sleeper it back from stakeholders that they are receiving decisions from the federal reserve regarding crt applications. i hope the federal reserve team continues to be focused on cutting down the backlog so that financial institutions can take risk off their balance she

this bill would change that. we all know that the devastating southern california wildfires happened in really the weather. people keep saying there's no such thing as fire weather anymore. let's be blunt. wildfires. you not take 3 >> so the only calfire firefighting force. that is our best in last defense and protecting lives and homes across the state should be full time too. >> right now, senate president mike mcguire says that this would cost the state about 175 to 185 million dollars per year to fund. but he says ultimately the state would save billions by preventing the huge losses and destruction that we see from these wildfires. >> 7.18, is the time governor gavin newsom is in washington, d.c., for a two-day trip that will include a meeting with president donald trump potentially now, according to newsom's office, he's in the nation's capital to meet with the president and along with senior administration officials to and members of congress all in an effort to push for more federal fire aid. in a stateme

bill being considered by that committee. the phrase markup comes from the ancient practice of suggesting changes to the chairman, who has presented bill to the committee, and so if you're lucky, the chairman will mark up the bill with your changes. that process takes place through the formal introduction of amendments to what the chairman has presented and what budget committee chairman lindsey graham presented to the committee seemed really strange to democrats after hearing elon musk go on and on and on for weeks now about cutting trillions of dollars in spending from the $7 trillion budget of the federal government, the republican budget resolution presented by lindsey graham to the committee today with full republican support, includes a $4 trillion increase in the debt ceiling, a $4 trillion increase in the national debt. donald trump and the republicans want to increase the national debt by $4 trillion, while complaining about $57,000 at usaid. and one reason they need to increase the national debt is that republicans actually want to increase spending. i have been hearing. >> from the president. and mr. musk about military

because while republicans are introducing bills to change the names of semi-autonomous foreign regionse richest man alive are dismantling the government agencies that stop them from ripping you off. >> the u.s. consumer financial protection bureau will no longer fight financial abuse. the newly installed acting director, russell vought, ordered employees in an email on saturday to stop virtually all of their work. america's top consumer financial watchdog is meant to provide oversight over big banks, pay day lenders, and other financial institutions that can be hurting citizens. a source tells cnn that doge deleted the watcog x's account. you can see here elon musk tweeted "cfpb r.i.p." with a tombstone emoji. >> seth: all right, first of all, don't announce policy via emoji. [ light laughter ] when biden did student loan forgiveness, he didn't tweet "school emoji, graduation emoji, money emoji, weed emoji." [ light laughter ] mostly because it would have taken a week to explain emojis get him to stop looking through the emojis. "hey, hey, look at this. they've got a little lobster her

republicans are going to be able to carry the load cast spending bills like this for democrats going to have to come along? that really changes makeup of any bill. >> i want to correct you, you said passed a massive spending bill. hopefully it will be a spending reduction bill and tax cut bill. that's what we really want to do and i want to explain why we want to do just one bill because there is medicine and there is sugar. everybody talks about the border right now. we have the votes to get the work done immediately but that is the sugar. the hard part is restructuring our tax code that expires, putting together a coalition where you are right, we have to have near unanimous consent from the republican party to make it happen so the one bill that will have sugar for something for everybody and for policy decisions we can agree on but as slim as our majority is, thank goodness we have it. you saw representative green file, i don't think it will go anywhere but impeachment articles, if the democrats were in majority, we would be box down with more impeachment of this president is finally doing the work that needs to be done s

change? >> gulf of mexico to the gulf of big balls. >> now, this week, house republicans submitted a bill that would enable trump to change another name. oh, boy. what name was it? >> oh, this was actually submitted by my congressman. i am a i am a i am a proud resident of savannah, georgia and my congressman earl. buddy, i don't know his last name, but he he he he proposed a congressional bill to rename greenland as red, white and blue land. >> the gop bill would let trump change the name of greenland to red, white and blue land. >> are we allowed to name other countries? is that a thing we're allowed to do now? >> yeah. i want to call france. kenny. >> freshly confirmed attorney general pam bondi doj is already making fresh moves, including ordering federal prosecutors in new york to drop corruption charges against new york city mayor eric adams. give him a chance. he's only been in office three years. why does this whole eric adams debacle? why does it seem like quid pro quo? >> because it is. >> yeah. >> the acting u.s. attorney who was a republican, a former scalia clerk, resigned in prot

because they want the bun beautiful bill but you don't have the votes for one beautiful bill, maybe something changes, right now it seems like it's another group of three and tomorrow another group of three people that have some resistance to the bill. >> ainsley: yeah. we will see. the congressional hispanic conference and the moderate republicans are concerned about the changes to medicaid. but, speaker johnson says he will get the votes. he has left voice mails. he met with spartz last night again to talk to her about it. she just wants to make up the difference and cut a little bit more so americans can enjoy the tax cuts and there is no burden. >> brian: you also have to raise the debt ceiling and link that with l.a. wildfire funding. >> ainsley: and speaker johnson says he wants everyone in america to pray for this so would can get this through. the resolution passed. >> lawrence: i'm with you. >> brian: if you are praying for legislation, that's kind of an interesting. >> lawrence: praying for everything. >> steve: might take divine intervention. >> brian: i don't know. a lot of things pray fo

>> the bill was trying to let kids in middle school start a career technical education class. virginia actually banned it, so the kids got together and said, we need to change this. so i brought a bill that reversed that man. i was able to go to the first meeting of their club and others are starting career and technical education classes. >> you have a family right now? >> i have two daughters, they are four and three. we have one of the best commutes in congress. i live 30 or 40 minutes away, depending how much i want to pat -- pay in tolls. >> what do you like to do in your spare time? >> i really like playing pickup basketball, watching movies, spending time with my kids at the playground. those are some of the things i like to do. >> i have to ask somebody who is 38 years old about long-term plans. what are you thinking when you think about the future? >> i try to think about the future a couple years at a time. i think right now, i am trying to do as good a job as possible for my constituents and for virginia generally. i think this is a fantastic state. this is one of the best states to do business. it is a great place to live and raise a family. >>

but the new bill announced here would change that in the aftermath of the deadly and devastating southern california fires last month. let's be blunt. wildfires do not take 3 >> so the only calfire firefighting force. that is our best in last defense and protecting lives and homes across the state should be full time when there is a large mega fire. we want to ensure that there are firefighters ready to respond at a moment's notice. 365 days. a year every corner of california needs this bipartisan solution to protect homes and save lives. we're happy to work together and look forward to many more solutions throughout the year. it's a solution. san bernardino based cal fire battalion chief liz brown fully supports truly how fires are put out our boots on the ground. >> and if we don't have boots on the ground, fires don't go out as for how it will be funded. senate president pro tempore mike mcguire says it will cost the state about 175 to 185 million dollars per year. he says budget negotiations still need to take place on this matter. but he argues it will ultimately save the state billi

this is bill in florida on the changes needed for your political party. good morning. caller: good morning. i think there has to be or transparency in all government institutions. in all levels of those counties, cities, state and federal. also as far as positions like plans, concerns, that type of thing needs to be changed. medical insurance. also how to handle our tax money in general which is nothing is accounted for. i think all parties including independents need to start being more active as far as the election process goes and it is set more younger people are not. host: bill in florida. let's hear from eric who joins us from maryland. also on our independent line. go ahead. caller: i was a democrat for my entire life until after the 2016 election. i will respond that way. democrats biggest problem is they lie about everything. it is the most extreme -- they accuse people of the most extreme things that are not happening. it continues through today. i was at party meetings where i had leader heads telling people in the room that their own relatives wanted them d

so tell us about what washington state's senate just approved in terms of their changes to the parents' billge is that they don't believe that parents deserve the right to have immediate notification when something horrible -- a crime, could be a sexual with crime, could possibly even be a situation like ours with our family which it was perpetual bullying and physical threats and physical violence as well as verbal. and parents need to know immediately when their child -- rachel: yes. >> -- is in the trouble or being hurt so that we can be a part of that. we are their care system. rachel: yeah. i mean, of course. i think it's really important to talk about the philosophy behind this because i think or you know, we've been reporting a lot on this show about the erosion of parental rights. hopefully, we're going to see the restoration of that under this administration. but there are activist teachers out there, many of them, and their goal is to separate children from their parents but especially from their parents' values. break that down a little bit for us. finish. >> well, it's not just t

but the new bill announced here would change that in the aftermath of the deadly and devastating southern california fires last month. let's be blunt. wildfires do not take 3 >> so the only calfire firefighting force. that is our best in last defense and protecting lives and homes across the state should be full time when there is a large mega fire. we want to ensure that there are firefighters ready to respond at a moment's notice. 365 days. a year every corner of california needs this bipartisan solution to protect homes and save lives. we're happy to work together and look forward to many more solutions throughout the year. it's a solution. san bernardino based cal fire battalion chief liz brown fully supports truly how fires are put out our boots on the ground. >> and if we don't have boots on the ground, fires don't go out as for how it will be funded. senate president pro tempore mike mcguire says it will cost the state about 175 to 185 million dollars per year. he says budget negotiations still need to take place on this matter. but he argues it will ultimately save the state billi

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this bill, though, would change that in the aftermath of the deadly and devastating southern california last month. >> let's be blunt. wildfires. do not take 3 so the only calfire firefighting force that is our best in last defense and protecting lives and homes across the state should be full time too. >> as for how this is going to be senate president mike mcguire says it will cost the state about 175 to 180 million per year. but he argues it will ultimately save the state billions by preventing huge fire losses and destruction. >> there is a only on this achievement, fire department and city and county of san francisco. congratulations. >> san francisco fire department did swear in its new fire chief today. chief dean chris penn has more than 3 decades with the department and has been recognized 3 times for bravery in service of sf residents. chief chris penn has also served as incident commander at 50 major incidents. he was also part of sf the fire department's response to new york city and the aftermath of the 9.11 attacks. congratulations goes out to him. seems like it's serve ho

in buffalo, a life-changing shoutout by bills nfl mvp josh allen. >> i know this is an individual award: it got the world wondering who is slick rick? that's the long-time mailman, so touched that one of his heroes gave him a moment to shine. >> he mentioned my name. i started crying. i couldn't believe it. >> here's your very own chevy traverse. >> reporter: soon after, a local dealership stepped in, honoring slick rick with this car, after finding out he'd been taking the bus to work all these years. >> josh, you touched my for the rest of my life. >>> i'm so proud of you. you look so beautiful. >> reporter: talk about staying strong. that's brianna garcia, holding back tears at her tap-out ceremony, a time-honored military tradition marking the end of basic training. >> one, two, three! >> reporter: brianna, who's in the army finally falling into the arms of her loved ones after months far from home. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: brianna, so take me, then, to that ceremony, when you had your mom and your abueleta together. >> it was just real. they were here. >> reporter: brianna's de

if signed into law the bill would also changed language defining sex and gender and would bar trans peoplechanging the sex of aassigned on birth certificate. the measles outbreak spreading to more states. health officials now reporting cases in new jersey, kentucky, and washington state. state health departments have also reported additional case in nine other states. meanwhile in texas, a child has died. in as many as 124 cases have been detected. in the next hour, fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier will join us to discuss this. and february is american heart month. and we are highlighting a global partnership that's looking to transform treatments for childhood heart disease. the decoding broken hearts initiative brings together experts at the murdoch children's research institute in me bourn and gladstone institute in san francisco. researchers are using artificial intelligence and stem cell technology to advance treatments and offer help to children suffering from heart disease worldwide. more than 40,000 babies in america alone are born with a heart defect each year. to l

that's news to me because the bill with the exception of changing a couple of paragraph numbers, the number on the paragraphs to make sure we were correct, the bill is exactly the way i introduced it. and i don't think that's watering down. and watering it down is taking a 30-paged bill and water it down to two pages. this bill makes a permanent schedule 1 classification for all of the 4800 roughly fentanyl related substances or analogs and provides research for those substances at our research institutions to make sure we can continue to do research and find a better path alford something that may help with our are you drug addiction issues. something that may be a less addictive pain reliever. we want that research done, but until we have the evidence that one of those 4800analogs or fentanyl related substances do good, they need to be schedule one so the cartels can't use this as a trick in the courtroom to get out of trouble, to get a get out of jail card and my colleagues want to talk about everything else coming down the road including an individual and i haven't reviewed his fi

bills. donald trump keeps changing his mind. he says two bills is okay, and then just this morning he wants one bill. trump and republicans have been all over the lot, and this morning the confusion continues. but frankly, this is all a sideshow. republicans could do two bills, ten bills, 50 bills, 100 bills, it doesn't make a difference because donald trump and house and senate republicans are united where it matters most. they want to give their billionaire buddies a tax break and have the american people pay the cost, no matter how many bills. this is going to be a long-drawn-out fight. the debate we begin this week will spill into next week and the week after and go on possibly further. we will have late nights here on the floor, exposing republicans' hypocrisy on health care, on national security, on job creation, on inflation, and most of all, on where their main focus is, their north star -- tax breaks for their billionaire buddies. democrats are glad to have this debate with the republicans. we are glad to expose the tru

look, bill de blasio changed these laws back in 2014.evin: that's right. >> and so we've seen the lack of cooperation, and it's a result to of these left-wing, radical policy. i'm glad that the mayor has finally stepped up here. i think he should have done it four years ago when he paris came n. we also a were able to fight to get mayor de blasio to fight for sex crimes that were committed. the mayor always had the ability for violent offenders to detain and cooperate with i.c.e. he chose not to do that. they denied every single federal detain a ther request that they received under the biden administration, which was only a handful, about a hundred. but think about it, if the biden administration who let in these criminals, released them on our streets and actually asking for a detainer, that means these are the worst of the worst. so in that situation, the city did have the ability to cooperate under the bill de blasio law, and they sill denied every single detainer request. i'm glad he got the pressure to do the right thing, and let's

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