i'm going to be doing a book signing with the patriot booth at 1:30 p.m. questions there and sign books. we have a booth if you don't get the book signing. i've got pirate on family radio. we are giving copies away. god bless you all, thank you very much. [cheering and applauding] [cheering and applauding] ♪♪ ♪♪ >> experiencing a complete and total political alignment. we need to bring america together again on the front lines of this effort to take america back and realize how important these are. until one has been in the deepest valley, one cannot appreciate the highest mountain top. ♪♪ [cheering] >> ladies and gentlemen, america is about -- courtney. america is about to enter a golden age. the age of trump, and age of unprecedented peace, prosperity, security and justice. [cheering and applauding] testimony to the resilience, stamina, strength and separateness and i mean that in a positive sense of the greatest presidents as abraham lincoln. donald j trump. [cheering and applauding] it is a testimony to the hard work of the greatest grassroots politica

and booth after booth of smart rings, reinforcing the message that prediction and prevention are thedigital doctoring is the future. there were also old dogs doing new tricks. no, not that one — that's jennie, the robotic puppy — but the humble blood pressure cuff. combined with a pulse pressure monitor and some algorithms, conneqt aims to predict your risk of hardening arteries and heart disease. there's been a lot of talk of menopause and perimenopause recently, but most tracking that can be done involves just logging how you're feeling. here, though, may be a way to quantify it. this device is called peri, and through four sensors in it it's taking a lot of readings, and its algorithms are correlating hot flushes based on your actual biological data. i know all of this tracking can seem rather exhausting. so how about what you can do in your sleep? now, i'm notjust talking about the regular monitoring of your slumber, but this concept smart bed has a whole host of devices that can sync to it, plus lidar sensors which aim to be able to monitor your heart rate and sleep activity. so

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and part of that, they say, is trying to establish booths. like they're shopping in a store. this right here, formula and food, all of it for kids. one of the things the co-ceos was telling me earlier is they said often when there's a disaster or people in need, the focus gets to be on adults, right? you see adult food, clothes, these are jackets for kids. their entire mission for this disaster and beyond is always to prioritize. children ages 0 to 12 because their needs are unique. and they say today, with the help of the dodgers, they had an opportunity to do that. and it's been amazing to see how many people are here. and this katie, it's going to go on for hours, but it is a glimmer of hope in all of the chaos and destruction that there are people here wanting to help, and also here making sure the kids feel seen, specifically katie. >> yeah, that was nice. i was really happy to see the kids, the smile on those kids faces as they were picking up toys. it's little, but something. it's hard. and you really got to feel for the kids who have

happen. civilians have been waiting for this moment for more than 15 months of the the is really the booth war. and finally, it, it has come as a re, we were a gap there's, we're had because there was a cross and that's portion of it. and that was some of the civil, easiest place that was from southern part of the shred will return to the north. we are waiting for this moment, the repair of the palestinians displaced palestinians from southern parts of dogs after they had been for sidney. this place for more than 15 miles of the is what a brutal war are trying to. thank you very much so full. that's outside of raw him. of telling me the ok. now what are the prisoner's freight is mohammed impulse and 69 year old was behind balls nearly full decade sees the longest serving palestinian prisoner held in his radio. of those comes from occupied west bank city . the old card was bank city of bethlehem night was a member of puts us the movements found in by the late palestinian data the the ball come back, you watching else? is there a reminder about top stories this, our israel on from us have su

liz: lisa boothe, you're terrific. read her, listen to her great stuff. to recap president trump arriving now an capitol hill. the news of the hour. he's about to meet with gop senators. it's one of the goals is extending his tax cuts for all americans, unleashing u.s. oil & gas and shutting the border. we'll monitor this throughout the hour. now this story. >> maybe donald trump can get it done by buying canal. maybe he can get it done some other way but let's give the guy flexibility to stick the landing. liz: the latest action, that was congressman dusty johnson saying yes, the u.s. should get back the panama canal. the congressman introduced a bill to do that today. coming up, even senate democrats now warming up to president trump's new monroe doctrine on all of this. former trump white house deputy press secretary hogan gidley will join us. he's got a lot to say about it. plus we've got far left prime minister justin trudeau resigned, amid a growing wave of fury and outrage in canada against the liberal far left, against him. but now trudeau is gett

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as the military operation has no sign of stopping or of faxing and northern garza, with different booth towns and villages have been decimated completely as a part of that military operation that has been justified to be a sort of military dismantling of military capabilities of college sitting on groups in the north of the strict power company. so i'll just do that, but i kind of not a nation, says one, that's a lack of fuel threatens to shut down more hospitals and gossip to face the lives of thousands of patients in newborns living in incubate is that grave risk? dr. say that being forced to choose which patients to safe the it's very tough for us to decide amongst wounded people in pain, who deserve the medical service 1st, according to the severity of injuries. also we've seen very difficult and heart breaking situation. for example, at al ship uh i received 2 wounded little brothers who lost their entire family. i was treating them and trying to play the role of father for them. and almost killed because of their situation that will continue forever without their biological parent

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let's bring in lisa booth and the truth with lisa booth podcast.ilton hosted the steve hilton show and a former biden campaign surrogate and hg creative partner. lots of editorials out there this morning talking about what this transition means for america. this is the most consequential american since ronald ragan. that shift here in the united states and political alliances when you see who makes up these parties. >> that is a great question. this showed the changing demographics within the democratic party and the republican party and there is some wind at the president elects sales i think coming into tomorrow's inauguration. you are already seeing democrats jeffries coming to the presidents way in respect to immigration, for example. supporting closure for the lake and riley act. that will be the first big win for immigration for the president elect. they need to do a better job listening to whatever constituents want and need and voting in support of that. >> when you look at the democratic party today on the eve of this inauguration, how do

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called "john proctor is the villain," which begins previews march 20th, and opens april 14th at the boothjimmy: i love it when you're here. i want to talk about this -- congratulations, you're coming back to broadway -- [ cheers and applause ] in a brand-new play. >> yeah. >> jimmy: "john proctor is the villain," one of the most anticipated new plays of the spring. you got your start in broadway. >> i did. yeah, when i first moved to new york when i was like 10, me and my brother, mitchell, were doing broadway shows. >> jimmy: i love mitchell. >> yeah. >> jimmy: he's a good man. you were annie on broadway. >> i was. [ audience aws ] yeah. >> jimmy: are you kidding me? >> it's quite the wig. >> jimmy: come on, that's fantastic. what is it like -- how does it feel making your return to broadway? >> i'm so excited. it's kind of been at the forefront of my mind, returning to theater, especially anticipating the end of "stranger things." so, yeah, just kind of was a a question of what project and -- >> jimmy: is it different now as an adult, as opposed to when you were a kid, like --? >> oh, t

is literally locate in the booth but of boston low cream and maybe a little in your system with below grade level nominal facility or some of those other slash we. i'm about to the daisy student and we also want to know we have more of an easy somebody mobile bubble, a full wellness special kind of the piece that have gone on now. well, why are weapons from ukraine spreading over the world to, to this country and to a major arms hub, will continue to bolster ukraine's and forces by rushing them occasionally use that they need to defend their country. everyone knows very well that we don't sell but known as pineapples or any kind of children's toys. we sell women's. yes. we're also known in the world as items dealers that we must not be ashamed of them. the of the sweet, the nice the . what so striking for me is this contrast of in california, where are some people that so rates and other people are very low make and that's a, that's a call cost of whole united states. that there's what about $44.00. i don't know, 400 people that have all the more income than all of us together. you do

welcome to the booth the center for our first conservative women's network event of the year.rilled to have so many friends here in the audience with us and also at home. we would like to extend a huge thank you to c-span for covering this event live. before we dive into today's discussion i like to take a moment to highlight some of the exciting way we will be reaching young women across the country in the coming weeks. in 20 days in california alicia krause will be speaking at students at viola university on how modern-day feminism as anti- women. that campus lectures being hosted by a remarkable young woman who interned here at the boothe center last summer. then, an arizona college grand canyon university will participate where they will receive firearms training to help them better understand their second amendment rights. on february 14 comment here at the center in virginia will eat speaking on the crucial topic of weaponization of loneliness off women fastening research on the fear of ostracism is used to achieve social conformity. her research in our work at the cente

. >> every square inch is pizzeria themed, from the retro style booths to the working jukebox. the entire space, which accommodates four people, is available for $207 a night. pizza not included, though, which is unfortunate. >> however, you're in the heart of new haven, so your steps away from some of the best pizzerias and the most pizzerias per capita. but some of the best rated pizzas are really in the world. frank pepe's sally's come to mind, that's all. >> in connecticut. >> both of them are in connecticut. pizza, pizza, pizza pizza. thanks to the time honored tradition in the land of chocolate in the keystone state, it was raining teddy bears at giant center in hershey, pennsylvania, at the annual teddy bear toss at the hershey bears hockey game against the providence bruins, a record breaking 102,343 teddy bears and other stuffed animals hit the ice, far surpassing last year's hockey world record. they try to do this every year. and why? well, the stuffed animals will be donated to more than 35 local charities, many of them for children. and topping it all off, by the w

lining the streets with dozens of booths.dor told us the market is a great way to help people shop for the new year. >> this would draw a lot of people to chinatown. yeah. and people are so happy right now. the money tree. a lot of things, you know, that people that they celebrate in the chinese new year. >> the next big event will be an opening ceremony on the first day of the lunar new year. that's this wednesday at portsmouth square. >> 814. now, the bird flu outbreak is expected to cause the price of eggs in the u.s. to soar to record breaking highs this year. and that has a growing number of american consumers taking matters into their own hands. some people are raising their own chickens instead of buying eggs at the grocery store. backyard chicken coops are now popping up outside the homes of egg lovers outside and across the country. >> since eating here is tripled. so i'm going back to oregon, where i can raise my own chickens. >> in a joke the other day with one of my friends, i said i might as well just start inves

joining us lisa boothe, kayleigh mcghee white, and todd piro. this is "outnumbered." senior white house correspondent peter doocy is here from the south lawn with a pretty big this hour. i see you in a jacket. about to get colder. >> it's cold here, but just know that when you see the white house position, we have a space heater. it is never too cold. however, way too cold for everybody that's going to be attending the inauguration. just off the phone with somebody who -- the president-elect. confirms that the swearing in and inaugural address will happen inside the u.s. capitol dome. president-elect trump is confirming untrue social that everything else will move into capital one arena. we know that -- donald trump speaking, the village people performing. there will be a viewing party. that seats about 20,000 or fewer of the attendees. that is a much smaller crowd than they would be expecting on the entire national mall. we are not entirely sure what the plan is for overflow in the dangerous cold. president trump is saying on truth social that it's reported everyone

if your booth is meeting to review the trauma of both sides but the and meeting to review the traumas 117,000 people have been killed after 15 months of war according to local health officials and the trauma and israel as well still close to 100 hostages being held and on the list of the first hostages to be released is a man seized on october and we can speak to the cousin, joining us live from brighton. thank you for talking to a c on bbc news and tell so you felt when you sell your cousins name on the list of the first hostage to be released since. jot; of the first hostage to be released since. g ., ., _ released since. joy followed by trepidation. — released since. joy followed by trepidation, threaded - trepidation, threaded tumultuous time we've been on a roller coaster for hundred 68 days and although there is a deal, tantalizingly close to the possibility of uniting with our loved ones, there still is the devil in the details in writing of the devil is still taunting us.— taunting us. how are you preparing _ taunting us. how are you preparing for _ taunting us. how are you p

i am the president of the clare boothe luce center for conservative women. we are an all women educational organization that, empowers young women to live happier, freer lives and contribute to a stronger, freer america. it is a confusing time to be a young woman. truth still exists, of course, as do goodness and beauty. but they are harder for women to recognize nonetheless. pursue and attain in a world with new and innovate rejections of the moral law. what is a woman to do when her teachers, social media influencers, peers promote a leftist worldview steeped in lies, lies that celebrate vice virtue disorder over order and animus. of traditional american values. support human flourishing. well, she can come here to the luce center. she can participate in our internships, summits and, seminars, campus lectures and other programs. she can hear from brave truth tellers like our speaker today who can help her see through lies the culture that sabotage her well-being and that of those around her. she can receive life changing mentorship, meet like minded peers,

they didn't believe us anything put exist to use it into a particular patient to get to the phone booth. you open printers on the open present, and those sometimes the better to be washington's enemy. then it's friends that the who say reaction to trump's decision to designate the group as terrorist for a 2nd time after returning to the oval office. so you can feel the, the guns are.

i will mention that because that and let her know most human is just as showing the alonda oscar booth tested as box to the almost speaking in the old was the lead back that you all look at the type of germanic doing must have been off the whole lot or is it that like competing the suspect now that and get it will those and i think is at home. the thing is that a level concept often for me a get a little let us, that'd be good. let me go some concert. think in the middle, not the really big lot of the, the restore, the casual m should give vision or seen and they do the research to live on. letting me do the, all that big for them on the gravel, it in less. can you give us an idea perhaps for of you is the kind of was the kind of lyrics that you sing about what all of a, what's, what's the theme on the whole you a caustic cause that a lot of, there's a lot of them next is only she's and she's wanting bought a whole lot of our team. i mean, i guess, oh, well, there's press investment for mobile june because a lot on the home to her, the guided and it shows that to her the past that that

and our sound booth -- my husband and i slept up in the sound booth for a couple of months because we didn't have power or anything for about two months out there. and then we had -- went back -- i've been fighting with fema since day 1. our community -- there's, like, 32 homes. we don't have a road and a bridge. we're driving through our neighbor's property. you know, i went to ems, and i said, look, my concern is if we have a fire or we have an emergency out here, you're not going to get to us. we you can't get the big trucks up there and i've called and called and called fema, and i said, you know, this happened september 27th, that's 4 months ago. well, for us, today, it's still september 27th. we haven't had help. so when i talked to fema, i'm explaining the road and a bridge and they accepted me a letter that tells me to basically fix it and send in my receipts and they'll refund me some money. the road and the bridge -- the bridge itself is going to be $300,000 and the road could be close to that also because we have to have the -- the community has to have big boulders brought

so here we have the booths.onitor up to eight users at any one time, who'll be injecting drugs such as heroin and cocaine. so we do anticipate we will see overdoses. these are not overdose prevention centres. do you think that'll be a rare occurrence? it will happen quite frequently, but we're able to respond to them. and that's the difference from people overdosing at home, alone or out in the street. critics argue that the safe consumption room is not the answer, and that much more needs to be spent on rehab and getting people off drugs entirely. it's not in any way innovative or progressive, you know, to watch somebody harm themselves so drastically and so catastrophically, and to not have access to services that can actually help them get well. i think it's an absolute travesty. it's a devastation for scotland. but those behind the new facility say it's part of the jigsaw to try and tackle scotland's drugs crisis. a decade in the making, it's also involved a change in prosecution policy for possessing drugs.

and you have the right to say that in many forums, although not, for example, in the voting booth, if you're certifying election results elector fraud, you can't reverse what people did in the voting booth. he also spoke on what became what we now know was the eve of the convicted sedition, now convicted and pardoned sedition of the sixth. this was january 5th, the eve of that. >> a fight that will. >> go tonight and tomorrow and the next day. >> and the day after. >> and it won't stop. >> what they're. >> stealing is not just an election. >> it's our future and it's our republic. and that's why we'll. never stop. we'll never stop fighting. because we will. stop the steal, stop. >> the steal. >> stop the steal. >> legally. that would be called at a minimum of conflict of interest. an individual who was engaging completely lawfully there. what i just showed you was political speech. you can give the speech, but engaging in the events on the eve of and surrounding and then advocating for those activities. and now in the trump administration, this is the individual being tapped to review

the two day event took over grand avenue, lining the street with dozens of booths out there.re were bunches of red, white and purple flowers, as well as a variety of houseplants. there were also fresh fruits, including oranges, which do represent abundant happiness. one vendor telling us the market is a great way to help people shop for the holiday. >> this would draw a lot of people to chinatown. yeah, and people are so happy right now. the money tree, a lot of things, you know, that people that they celebrate in the chinese new year. >> and the next big event for the new year will be an opening ceremony on wednesday at portsmouth square. >> well, just days after the new head of the cia took office, the agency issues a new opinion on the origins of covid 19. why they decided to take a stand and why the change is not based on new intelligence. plus. >> tips will be 100% yours. won't that be. >> president trump making multiple stops across the country this weekend? the promises he's making for this second term in office. >> and president trump is promising to end birthright ci

. >> the only reason i mention this there's another view which is a has to be a toll booth. it is a toll booth because when it comes to the budget on the deficit and the united states this may be a tool not just to negotiate other countries but a tool to collect revenue. >> part of the administration just said that publicly. when you look at this, these threaten tariffs and outright and belts are about leverage. why? president trump is been very clear they are about leverage. but the impact could go right to the reasons he got elected. could have significant impact on that very quickly. it's a 25% turf on canada. that will raise gas prices there's a threat of 25% turf on mexico. not will raise food prices. when you look at inflation but americans see it is food prices. as the world watches it is going to be important to know what the leverage being sought is not just following a trade imbalance but looking with the objective is whether there any steps being taken. it's likely to be. >> if i could have one thing there. one thing is really important that conversation particula

on the stage, they've got the telephone booth from the streets. back in the day when you had to put $0.10. $0.25 in there. and i bet you that half the people that are there probably are like, what is that? >> what's a telephone? >> what's that? ever used a telephone booth? >> uh, no comment. >> you've never used? >> no, of course i've used a telephone booth. come on, there's a telephone. many a times. i used to call one 800 collect to my mom at baseball camp. >> oh, i thought you said for prison you were calling her. >> look, we're not talking about my past life. it's about the future. we're turning over a new leaf on new year's. please, let's not make certain references, okay? >> don't want to upset your mother. that's right. of course. >> new edition is amazing. as i said, littered and narrated and sang most of my childhood. it's great to see them. i think we're going to have them again, are we not? we are. >> we are. we're going to hear from them again. >> enjoy that. >> i was a moment i could sit here. we were dancing and singing. >> all of us

flower market along grand avenue, the street was lined with dozens of booths.or tells us the market is a great way to help people shop for the holiday. >> this would draw a lot of people to chinatown. yeah, and people are so happy right now. the money tree, a lot of things, you know, that people that they celebrate in the chinese new year. >> the next big event will be an opening ceremony on the first day of the lunar new year. that's this wednesday at portsmouth square. >> the bird flu outbreak has expected to cause the price of eggs to go up even more this year, and that has a growing number of american consumers taking matters into their own hands. they are raising their own chickens instead of buying eggs at the grocery store, and backyard chicken coops are now popping up outside the homes of egg lovers across the country. >> the cost of eating here is tripled. so i'm going back to oregon, where i can raise my own chickens. >> in a joke the other day with one of my friends, i said i might as well just start investing in my own chickens. >> it's easy to unde

drop them off at the booth when you have shared your information. questions or need assistance follow up with tom, joshua, or jared at the play ball booth. we are excited to welcome back a great friend of the conference. our next speaker is the 21st surgeon general of the united states, a driving force in public health working closely with cities and mayors across the country over his two terms as surgeon general. his hands-on approach is focused -- focused on tackling pressing issues like mental health, the opioid crisis and the lingering impact of the covid-19 pandemic. he has known for building strong partnerships with local leaders to create community based solutions that make a real difference in people's lives. raising the alarm about the national loneliness epidemic and combating misinformation. he has been on the front line empowering to cities to lead the charge improving public health. he combines medical expertise with a genuine passion for connecting with communities whether it is meeting with mayors, visiting neighborhoods, or listening

that doesn't mean that so that the floods don't reach the booth in the height, they alone. i'm them to my other place that i, i fear that who god will gradually simply disappear from the map. so i've got an all because of climate change that south like me to the philippines is one of the country's most affected by climate change and rising sea levels. there are no school buses and poor god bless. santos takes the children to school every day with his water taxi, climate change making for changing realities. if you ask politicians in the region like this may are, the reason for the flooding is clear. the flooding we are experiencing definitely comes from climate change. every year we build, our house is higher and house to, but the water also continues to get gradually higher and higher. gradually, a climate researcher angelo deluxe, whose criticizes that many politicians are taking the situation seriously. they don't question their own decisions and are not doing enough multiple crisis are happening at the same time affecting the most vulnerable people. and yet at the same

i wanted to spend one more game in the booth with him.course, his energy was flagging. but he pulled it together. we did four or five innings on saturday night. the next day, my wife and i spent time with him and his wife judy at his house. no matter what else he was lucky enough to do, he was a baseball man through and through. and even to his last breath, when he walked into a ballpark, there was a bounce in his step. the players treated him not just as a revered broadcaster but as one of their own. you saw the shot a moment ago. he was in his 70s then. he used to put on the uniform d pitch batting practice. he was so authentic. and he had offers to go to bigger markets. milwaukee is the smallest market of the major 30 league teams. but it was his hometown. and that connection to his audience as a broadcaster, that's what set him apart. a lot of people that only know him from his national work, which also was memorable, don't realize what a good baseball announcer he was. even if he never said anything funny, his calls were goose bump r

and we got through all that and i stayed at our church and sound booth i have been fighting with fema. our community, 32 homes. we are driving through our neighbors' property. i went to e.m.s. and said if we have a fire or emergency out here, you aren't going to get to us. you can't get the big trucks up here and i have called and called and called fema and i said this happened on september 27, that's four months ago, today for us it's still september 27 and haven't had health. and they send me a letter to basically fix it and send in my receipts. the bridge is going to be 300,000 because the community has to have big boulder. we aren't a rich community. we can't fix it ourselves. and as far as house like house repairs. i can't money from repairs until i fix the road and bridge and send in my proof that it's fixed. it's been a nightmare and i feel like we have been forgotten. if it had not been for our fellow american citizens who stepped up to help us, i don't know what we have done. i have five neighbors who have completely lost everything. i have damage to my house and i feel -- i

from the olympic podium to the broadcast booth.ting. >>> and pete davidson here telling us about his very animated new role. today, friday, january 31st, 2025. ♪ >> celebrating our 60th birthday from south carolina. >> hi, mom and dad. >> we love you! >> sister trip in alabama. >> on our first trip to new york. >> for our 25th anniversary. >> hi to my nbc team back home. >> visiting from texas. >> mobile, alabama. >> and detroit, michigan. >> friends for 30 years from maryland. >> on our senior trip from notre dame prep to the "today" show. [ applause ] >>> and welcome back to "today." so nice to have you with us. why is everyone smiling? why are they waiving? because it's friday. >> yes! >> we got there. it is a beautiful day out on our plaza and we're just so blessed to be here and have you out there with us and we will get out in just a minute. >> the rain has subsided. >> it has. sun is coming out. we will begin with the latest on that deadly mid-air collision in washington. the two black boxes from the aircraft have now been r

a lot of years i've been up here in this booth.i don't know, there's just something special about it. joe: "fugitive lovers" was the first film to play here. ronald reagan and other stars turned up for the 1941 premiere of "sea wolf." these days, the theater stages more live performances than films as the movie-going public has dimmed. roger: every day you see another theater closing, and that's because people got used to streaming movies at home. joe: the sebastiani theater bears the name of its founder, samuele sebastiani, an italian immigrant who opened a winery, hotels, and this theater in his adopted town of sonoma. sam sebastiani: you know, he came from poverty. and once he started making money, his idea was to give back. joe: the theater is now celebrating its 90th year, a cultural time machine in the midst of wine country. patricia farrar-rivas: more than it being a historic building, it's the place where a community comes together for many, many different things. i mean, i saw "rocky horror picture show" here. roger: of co

played six seasons in the majors, mostly as a backup catcher but went on to a successful career in the boothommercials. he was 90 years old. >>> movie fans the world over are mourning the loss of a singular talent. director david lynch has passed away at the age of 78. bringing surrealism into the mainstream with "twin peaks", he thrilled audiences with "lost highway". here's stephanie gosk. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: when "twin peaks" hit televisions it took a while to understand what they were watching, a complete shattering of television norms. a dark, twisted episodic that would be far more at home on hbo or netflix decades later, but that is how david lynch's career unfolded, making innovative films that reshaped hollywood while challenging audiences to pay attention and be ready for surprises. his family announced the 78-year-old has died. a long-time smoker, lynch revealed over the summer he had been struggling with emphysema. throughout his career, his work received critical acclaim. except the 1984 version of dune, an expensive bomb. but there were plenty of oscar nominations. "the elephant m

getting these two photo booths inside, make sure we have areas and space for them, and then also making we have enough party favors for everyone that comes in, and champagne for the champagne toast and other spots are having their own new year's events too, attracting locals and people from out of town. what city are you coming from? carmichael, california. up by sacramento. kate berman came to watch the sharks game and is staying in san jose tonight to start off 2025. we're going to be here all night. we're going to spend the night here. we're going to stay over at the hotel. meantime, while we know the new year means celebrating with loved ones, it also brings up concerns about illegal fireworks. authorities in the bay area are urging residents to leave fireworks to the professionals, and a local group fighting illegal fireworks is reminding the public that it's against the law to even be an observer. new year's eve is a little different than 4th of july, you know, and how they do it. a lot of times it doesn't start till midnight and then it will go on all night. san jose offers a cit

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