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this is cali and she is available from the east county animal shelter in dublin.uld love some visitors to take her out into that saturday sunshine. temperatures will top out around 60 degrees. i'll put up a link on social media right after the newscast if you are interested in looking into cali and giving her her forever home. we'll see temperatures pretty close to normal throughout the entire weekend. the daytime highs for saturday reaching into the low 60s in san jose, 63 degrees there, los gatos and morgan hill not quite that bad, everybody within a degree or two or either side of normal for this time of year, which means we'll be on either side of 60. right at 60 degrees in oakland and in san francisco, warmest temperatures in the north bay because the winds will be out of the north and that means they'll be going downhill. that warms the air up, just a little downslope breeze resulting in slightly warm temperatures. you'll reach the low to mid-60s tomorrow. eventually we get back into a more active weather pattern, but it won't happen at earliest till the mid

but cali express plans on only staffing two back of the house employees, a fraction of what it would-automated kitchen. >> this is the start of a revolution that's happening on the restaurant side. >> reporter: dan ives is an analyst for wedbush securities. statistics show that 62% of restaurants report being understaffed and 82% of restaurant jobs could be handled by robotics. >> we expect by 2025 that we're probably going to have 100 to 200 restaurants. they'll be primarily ai-focused. >> reporter: and in a state where the minimum wage for most fast food workers will soon be $20 an hour, less people to pay can be a bonus for businesses. >> once the minimum wage went to 20, that's the bell going off. more and more focus on spending on ai. because you know, that's inflationary. that's the problem. you can't necessarily pass all that to the consumer. >> it does reduce some jobs, but there are so many more jobs that are created with the technology as well as maintaining this technology. >> reporter: in fact, these robots at cali express are rented. as technicians watch flippy all the t

jessica: naciÓ en cali en 1981, despuÉs emigrÓ a estados unidos con $300 en el bolsillo en bÚsqueda dellamado de decirle a mis colegas y a la comunidad, que estamos, vamos a trabajar juntos como siempre lo hemos hecho. lourdes: el gobernÓ colombia no le otorgÓ el mayor mÉrito que un civil puede recibir en su paÍs, ven en ella un ejemplo a seguir. >> te dice, si es posible, tambiÉn puede llegar. lourdes: enorgullece colombianos e hispanos en general, es consciente de que muchas niÑas se miran en su espejo, espejo donde dijo que anota siempre sus metas para evitar que se le olviden, procurando nunca perder el norte que la llevÓ al Éxito. elan: estoy feliz de estar con ustedes esta tarde para traerles lo que estamos haciendo en ediciÓn nocturna, y es que un policÍa en mÉxico que vio a un bebÉ ahogÁndose reaccionÓ de inmediato, su rÁpida reacciÓn ayudÓ a que ahora muchos en su comunidad de sinaloa lo califican de milagro. en tijuana se lanza un programa para los jÓvenes mexicanos que cada dÍa cruzan estudiar a california, y que si no tengan que esperar horas en la cola de la frontera, el g

brg you back to earlier in th evening when former psint donald trump address his supporters in south cali after notching his fourth victory in this republican primary contest. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ and i'm proud to be an american or at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa ♪ ♪ mr. trump: thank you very much, that is really something. this was a little sooner than we anticipated. an even bigger win than we anticipated, and i was just informed that we got double the number of votes that is ever been received in the great state of south carolina, so that is pretty good. so it is a record times two, and there was something going on in the country. at some really great things are going on. you look outside and you see all of the horror, you see millions of people coming across the border illegally. we do not know where they come from. they come from jails, they come from prisons, come from all sorts of places we do not want to know of,

the heart and thoughtfulness over the last year end now we place our trust friend and legislature in cali. [applause] joining me in our administration after decades of punishment and commitment, i can't wait to see this mission. as we continue to invest in permanent solutions, you're going to see the results. let's turn to healthcare, for years there are a shortage of healthcare professionals so september 9, we announced payment program. the healthcare association of hawaii state department of health in 19 hundred by you, hawaii education loan repayment program provides unprecedented $30 million educational loan repayment, health professionals bring them to and keep them in hawaii. [applause] why we do this and why does it help? qualify for loan repayment in our states up to $50000 a year. some $04,500,000 of debt in exchange for minimum service of two years while they are getting to practice in caring for patients that need them the most and fellowships are targeted providers who care for those who are usually on medicaid. the first batch and we receive dozens of education applicants. we

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este salón de la fama, uso la la misma, la misma palabra orgullosos, orgulloso desde de de de ser de calie vivimos aquí en california y en el evento también estuvo presente. ahí lo vemos el gobernador de california, gaby newsom, quien comentó que california no sería lo mismo sin todos los esfuerzos que hacen los latinos. gracias por estar con nosotros más. a las 5 nos vemos (musica). por telemundo mediodia, l localizado en las montanas cerca de san diego, el helicoptero en el que viajaban cinco infantes de marina, del que se perdio el rastro cuando hablaba de nevada a su base en la megacarcel que el reelegido presidente de el salvador, nayib construyo para encerrar a miles de pandilleros. >> hebersworth dice sentir temor por sus seguridad por el intenso seguimiento que hace de sus vuelos un estudiante de florida. >> los abogados de la cantante avisan de acciones legales. >> un nuevo documental sobre selena quintanilla, sus productores dicen que aporta un angulo diferente y nuevos elementos sobre la muerte tejana. >> todo en nuestro pase vip. >> con nicol suarez y octavio pulido muy buenas

he's also a catholic priest in the teak right capital of the caly. welcome to the w. thank you so much for joining us today. one organization said late last year that famine could be widespread in t drive by early 2020 full. i know that you have traveled the region. you've met thousands of people. what message do you want to give? our view is about the current situation that come to you for having me, and it's a great opportunity in a, you know, when we're looking back to do any of the civil, similar situation that happened to us uh, in 1980 city. you might have remembered that time out of places like a said above got enough and the mike a changing day, you know, christmas and another one a we uh, the ward i experienced the thing and to know again or send me that even i would say, well this situation has it. he figured i said the situation it was now then it was decades ago. yes. yes indeed. that time i do remember yes, it may be stuck in the addendum. mother's breast definitely that they busted to the to but this is also a, you might have made problem. not the only,

cali. get the offensive rebound. looking. doesn't find anyone throws it away with a costly turnover for the just 2 seconds left on the clock, goes, he knocked down a couple free throws. and collin sexton, he goes for the last ditch effort for the 3 to tie it, at least to go into overtime. they don't get one. 41 37 was the final as speaker. not 500 career regular season they're meanwhile, saint mary's on a roll, they're winning. no doubt about 12 straight. right 18th in the polls and well tonight they have pepperdine in moraga and this was no different. you see ali duke is there. he drops the trey ball out a team for duke is tonight in the gayle. they led by 16 at the break to always playing some defense turns in the easy bucket biggest market won't the beneficiary of this. when you see the steel, see the uncontested layup. there was a law is right. finished with 28 points a career-high 1, 2, 9, 1, of pepperdine. meanwhile, another thrashing here, iowa state. well, rather their sharp shooter. caitlin clark. she to say right no

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earlier on the four, we spoke with kevin cooper from cali pass resorts. he has this advice when it comes to navigating the crowds at the resorts. >> get your family ready, get them up early, get the kids fed, get the granola, the pro go nuts, the bananas, get them all fed, get them into the ski schools early. so then you can kind of december and then have your day out on the mountain. pre-register. go to the websites, take a look at the ski and ride school, take a look at all the different opportunities out there. free book your vacation before you even get up here. >> and cooper goes on to joke that the best time to hit the slopes this weekend will most likely be sunday afternoon. of course, that's when the niners take on the chiefs in the super bowl, and a reminder that you can download the ktvu weather app to track the conditions in the sierra. and here at home, it has a live interactive radar and a seven day forecast, and it's free on your download app store now. lunar new year festivities officially start tomorrow, marking the year of the dragon in c

cbs's nancy cordes is traveling with the president in cali california. >> reporter: the pictures shownt biden embracing and sitting with alexei navalny's widow and daughter in a san francisco hotel room. one week after navalny's suspicious death in a russian penal colony. >> he was a man that had incredible courage, and it's amazing how his wife and daughter are emulating that. >> reporter: navalny's daughter dasha is a student at nearby stanford university. her mother flew to california to comfort her after meeting with european leaders and vowing to carry on her husband's work. "by killing alexei, putin killed half of me." she said beard in russia, navalny's mother said today she had finally been taken to a morgue to see the body. she was told he died of natural causes and said that she was being pressured to hold a private burial ceremony as russian police try to head off more protests over his death. "they want it done secretly," she said. "i don't agree with that close would be a way to find putin flex his muscle today, flying on a nuclear capable strategic bomber, even as the u.

do you have a free press now in the united states and that's what we got to cali press. we've got to press the depth is not willing to raise his voice directed to actually wrestle with some of the deeper questions that have to do with the future of america. there was a bipartisanship in, in, in the us press of the militarism expansion of the military budget. no serious bouquets of wall street, no stairs could take some corporate greed and silicon valley. you get that both democratic party, republican party, both fox news and in as nbc, and they all had trump. any a trump is more popular than ever. yeah. that's true. that's true. as a, as president. uh, would you immediately end this extradition from torture of julian? i sancha who kind of exemplifies of repress with the 1st day of the party julia. this also followed me me a bu, jamal. i would, i would like to ask chavez, she could come home if she wanted to get all of those who would be i'm had been a fairly incarcerated owing to their political views. and i'm thoroughly convinced of my dear brother do. and the son has b

serious injuries reported from the earthquake that struck in hawaii or the one that here in southern calieverybody knows their earthquake methodology, they scattered out of the store in hawaii as soon as they felt the shaking. [laughter] >> that earthquake that hit yesterday is a good reminder for all of us get ready be prepared just in case a big one hits. >> let's hope there isn't a second figure one following up that one. christina coleman, take it easy other. still to come on the fox report. ♪ fund fiery celebrations, the year of the dragon is ushered in on the lunar calendar around the globe, that's next. ♪ 's some headlines now from around the globe in ukraine, russia launched drone strikes overnight on kharkiv. ukraine's second-largest city. ukrainian officials say seven people died and at least 15 homes burned. ♪ pakistan's army chief urging unity as to former prime minister's book declare victory in the national election. the united nations expressed concern over political violence ahead of the vote. in spain, italy and poland, farmers are disrupting traffic to protest european u

he is in california or c cali-nutty however you want to see it on clims climate change.y didn't go down to skid row. multiple bigger than 54 city blocks. they didn't go to all the over areas of san francisco. they went to pacific heights where friends of mine have sold their houses and left. but, yet, the residents are left with the poop on the streets, the needles, their kids can't go to school safely. he didn't go to the border. he could probably find some of his son's ever cefc -- i'm just kidding, employees down there coming across illegally. he hits all the points when he goes there and he even goes after trump. evidence tries to equate republican senators with racist and comment about 1972 i have worked with senators and i worked with real racists like strom thurman forgetting to separate the two in his remarks. strom thurman was southern dixie democrat if you want to put it in full terms or democrat in any term. this is the part of the propping up that they want to pretend that biden is ready to go but is he not going to oakland. he is not going across the bridge

alex langen was onboard the chopper that went down on a flight from nevada to southern cali california. his family told an affiliate being a marine meant everything to the sergeant. he just got married a month ago. the other marines have not been identified. we'll be right back. >>> this morning u.s. support for israel is in its war against hamas is showing some signs of cracks. certain a big change in rhetoric. president biden leveling his sharpest rebuke yet of israel's military conduct in gaza. listen. >> the conduct of the response in gaza, in the gaza strip, has been over the top. there are a lot of innocent people who are stearving. a lot of insnlt people who are in trouble and dying. it's got to stop. >> nic robertson joins us live from tel aviv. look, nic, we talked about it earlier. when i heard that, i thought that was a major, major moment in a press conference that has gotten a lot of attention. what are israeli officials saying about what the president said last night? >> reporter: well, perhaps because it has got a lot of attention, they haven't addressed it directly yet.

i bet gavin newsom might have felt the wind blow in cali california. dana perino is going to smack me. this was a strange afternoon and stranger evening. he seems to be in denial. i don't know if that is ever going to change. thank you for joining jesse watters prime time. let's bring in sol wisenberg. the president not telling the truth about what was in his own report. let's listen to when he was asked about whether he shared classified documents in a second. your reaction to the report and the president's press conf conference. >> my reaction to the report was that most have been ghost written by gavin newsom and rfk jr. in terms of the damage it did, but it is interesting you ask that question. my response to his brief press conference there and to his answers was unfortunately, he is lying and blatantly lying about what the report said. this is from the executive summary. our investigation uncovered evidence biden disclosed classified materials after his presidency when he was a private citizen. that means he knew he was violating the law. the spe

. >> joining me now is kemba smith, human rights and social justice activist, along with kelly cali, director of the new film kemba, and actress june carroll, who plays the role of attorney elaine jones and who also happens to be my real life sister. thank you all for being here. great to see all of you. i want to start with you, kemba. talk to me about why you wanted this story to be a film so that people could relive unfortunately some of the most unfortunate things that happened to you? >> well, actually took the president of the united states and a huge movement to free me. and a lot of people don't have the legal defense fund or two parents out there on the speaking circuit speaking about the ordeal, so when i walked out of the prison garden, they weren't able to capture everything. there were women, the whole prison was locked down, and they were wishing me well. there was a moment, like i was mourning inside because i felt as if other women deserved a second chance too. so it was important for me once i walked out of the prison but also from the prison pipeline. i'm very trans

steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservativr cali. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. select bestsellers. >> joey bird >> design your world differently. >> anderson cooper 360, tomorrow at eight on cnn new tonight, donald trump says that he's double booked. the former president wants the supreme court to block a ruling which says that he does not have immunity in the january 6 case because of his political calendar joining me now is former watergate prosecutor nick akerman. nick, what do you think the supreme court does here? and how quickly will they do it? >> i think they're going to deny the appeal. i think that we're in a situation where you've got them looking at the 14th amendment, which is very politically explosive. they don'

cali development fund bid might get us across the line?— across the line?mpaign. he will know that our £150 million community ownership fund is there to specifically help safeguard there to specifically help safeguard the small but much loved local assets and indeed our cultural development fund, like the one he mentions, is there to support further cultural projects as well. i will ensure he gets a meeting with the relevant minister to discuss these plans further and wish him and his constituents all the best with this redevelopment project. this redevelopment pro'ect. thank ou, this redevelopment pro'ect. thank you. mister— this redevelopment pro'ect. thank you, mister speaker. i this redevelopment project. thank you, mister speaker. after - this redevelopment project. thank you, mister speaker. after 14 i this redevelopment project. triag�*iaz you, mister speaker. after 14 years of tory rule towns and cities in every corner of our country have been levelled down, left behind. 0n been levelled down, left behind. on average people are over £10,000 a year w

in california,nia mayo mayor weo spoke, too, because you walk cali a lot of what's goingne one on down in texas. you've taken a firm hand. well, a lot of it's moving to californi bila. and we talked to a double vision, talked to a mayor down there. here'sn th a portion of what he said. >> watch. over the past few months, we've seenr th 100,000 migrants come across the city border. a lot of those0 co have beencouy absorbed by the county shelterpt for three, $3 million. they spent ovelion.r $6 million and now they say they're out of money. so we're going to see migrantstl control our streets. and at the same time that this is happening. the border patrol tells us that we're going to go frommaybe 1, about 300 drop offs a day to maybe a thousand drop off, i' today. >> i know it took a while, governor, but isn't texat tes that if the federal government or a state wants to do something about it. tak, you kns they can come and take our razor wire, trand i y. try n >> yes. and i was down in the park that day. governor abbott wat paday. s, out of thecome country on that particular day. and i we

jesse, the politics of the california border are obviously verythe cali different than texas.ere's no razor wire out here, no nationautl guard, no shippint containers. california is a sanctuarainers.y state. they just started offering health care to illegal immigrants and the state is doing nothing to try to stop any of what you see anyoud meng behin right now. >> i'll send it back to you. well, let's talk to pinal countyesse: letalk sheriff mark. mark, they're not only just offering health care. illegal immigrants get free changes in california. no irantw california's lost in their minds. yes. yeah. and it doesn't help the rest of us when they do silly things that when they offer free changes, freewhy of health car, free housing, all that does alo here. deople t >> and we don't need that. what's going on with the chines jesse goie influx? >> this is relatively new.ve over the last few monthsly. st w it m is somewhat new, jesse,t but there waiss 7000 chinese nationals last year. we're on tas chinesek. we're on pace now. in four months, they've had 20,000. this is going to putt

for more, let's bring in kevin cooper from cali. past resorts. coop, how are you doing? how are things looking out on the slopes today? it's looking good, alex. >> it's really nice to see just snow coverage, some cold temperatures and a lot of people started arriving to the sierra on the western slope, getting that ready to go. we're super bowl weekend and to get ready to ride some of the best winter snow of the season. >> yeah, i mean, we talked about it. it depends where you're looking, but you know, anywhere from, you know, three, four, five feet of new fresh snow for people to enjoy this weekend. these these latest storms, they really were a fantastic. and you have clear conditions here looking toward the weekend, what are you expecting in terms of the crowds up in tahoe this weekend? i think people are going to get ready to get up and go. >> they're packing their family tractors right now. they're getting ready to get up here. just drive slow. it's still cold out there. we'll have some black ice on the roads. i-80, highway 50, state route 88, state route four, and 1

force going out, looking this fell to civilians and the civilians that go out there are man named saul cali, who a neighbor of the mcmahons. you have a man named stuart horton walter coleman. and they start going out and just asking questions, where have you seen this guy? you know, basically doing police work, whether or not cops know. the man named john dougherty, who's a young man, also goes out and their goal is to arrest lewis, bring him back to port jervis to face justice. these men don't start out with the intent of taking the law into their hands. their intent was from the beginning. they're going to bring robert lewis to port jervis, turn him over to the police, and he is going to be held accountable for the accusations against him and they do manage to track him. they track him to the drainage canal where he gets on a canal boat and starts heading up towards huguenot, new york. so, of course, they split up. you know, one of the men, they get on the towpath and they're going to walk and catch up to the vote because they only went, what, three miles an hour. so a brisk walk. you're

mitchell: because congress cali the disability by a two thirds vote. >>hy does that change the initial determination of whether or not you fall into the category? i don't understand the fact that you can be excedrom having been in the category -- why does that n me it a categorical determination? mr. mitcll because we don't know if president trump would be swn -- would be excused for being sworn in. and a court saying that president trump has to show now today that he could qualify under section three is accelerating the deadline the constituti pvides for him to obtain a waiver from congress. >> that is by virtue of the hold. mr. mitchell: correct. >> now that i have the floor, n ask you to address your first argument which is the officer point? wire be an opportunity tois? officer stuff? >> absolutely. [lau >> i just want to understand, on this theory, why does the sum total of ways that secti tee can be enforced? that somebody out there can say yes, there has been a fmer president who engaged or led or dissipated in an insurrectio and so should be di

brg you back to earlier in th evening when former psint donald trump address his supporters in south calig his fourth victory in this republican primary contest. ♪

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