. >> in a statement, oakland fire chief damon covington said in part, i'm hopeful that there are viableptions being discussed to reopen the closed firehouses and prevent additional closures. now, the full oakland city council will meet on march 4th to discuss this proposal. live in studio henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> we'll follow that meeting closely. henry. thank you. new at 730 tonight, more than 20,000 health care workers and other types of employees could go on strike at university of california campuses. members of the university, professional and technical employees are taking a strike vote. that wraps up tomorrow evening. they say the strike vote follows nearly eight months of bargaining. those who could walk off the job include physician assistants, optometrists, mental health clinicians and many more across all campuses. they say they face a crisis of recruitment and retention amid unfair labor practices. we have reached out to the university of california for comment. a state bill would provide free diapers for low income families. the measure by san leandro assembly membe

he's good for his money as as he can telegraph his parents in covington kentucky. by this time they were living in covington. he'll pay you money and i'll stand behind it. you'll get your money. let him have his luggage in his room. so i was able to get both. and in baltimore. took me down, bought me a lunch. i wired my parents and within an hour's the next day, i got the to pay everybody concerned. so i met at that time captain buckner in new york city and when he was getting on the boat to go to the northern prison camps, i pulled him aside and i said. i understand you're going to be away from your people. do you need some money? my purse is yours. and he he said, thank you, grant. i'm okay. so no money? actually changed hands, but he really helped me out a very bad tie and i was able to pay him back. although he did say my unconditional was on chivalrous. but i told him i thought philip was in command. i know you signed a letter but i was thinking piller was in command so. i thought i might be talking to gideon piller if i'd known i was talking to you, i might h

so that the brazilians would spend less time on a us plane where uh, by the us norms, they are 10 covington shackle. this is not a common seen here in brazil to see prisoners in this situation. and as a brazilian government said they are not prisoners, they are people that are being repaired, treated, their undocumented migrants may be, but they are not responsible for crimes. so they were uh, transferred from from, for the lease of the, the place where they landed, the place where they landed 2 in america, 2 obviously. and they are playing that game here and land it. and it was very, very emotional. there are people that were kneeling down, they were just seeing the ground, their families, the government gave them psychological support. uh said that they would give the food and housing for people that left with nothing other people have their families have means of returning to their homes. and they were all sorts of people, there were people that were, had just cross the border and had a hand to themselves over to the authorities and others that had been there for 8 years. so it was a dif

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law firm covington and burling. we knows had u.s. a.g. pam bondi is bearing down.ays jack smith and his staff spent more than 50 o million dollars targeting president trump. do you expect any civil or legal or ethics probe into jack smith? >> yeah, i mean, just taking this gift, for example, from a firm aligned with democrats only fortifies the evidence of political bias and maybe corruption that drove the lawfare campaign against trump. this cozy arrangement, i think, demands further disclosure, more investigation. was it related? do the two prosecutions he bought against trump, did garland know about it. the ethics are highly questionable whether it was sanctioned or not and it's exactly why i argued in a column on fox news that jack smith should be investigated by the incoming doj and in fact pam bondi has launched that probe. if lawfare prosecutors, like smith, manipulated the law, that damaged trump's political campaign, that is a criminal violation of his civil rights under the federal codes and prosecutors could be prosecuted. liz: it's against everything am

now, in a statement, oakland fire chief damon covington said in part, quote, i'm hopeful that there are viable options being discussed to reopen the closed firehouses and prevent additional closures. now, the oakland city council will meet on march 4th. that is when they will discuss this proposal. we'll see what happens. >> all right. thank you. andre. well, today marks seven years since a former student opened fire on a high school in parkland, florida. 14 students and three educators died in that shooting in 2018. the shooter pled guilty to murder in 2021, and a year later, was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. now, an artist from napa will create a memorial honoring the 17 victims and their families in that shooting. gordon heuther design will feature a central fountain and seating. there will be 17 limestone markers, each about 12ft high. they will hold each victim's name and other information about them. it will be built on a preserve that borders parkland and coral springs. >> our time now. 709. we're turning now to the war between russia and ukraine.

. >> in a statement, oakland fire chief damon covington said in part, i'm hopeful that there are viable options being discussed to reopen the closed firehouses and prevent additional closures. it's far from a done deal. the oakland city council will meet on march 4th to discuss this proposal. >> mike henry lee live tonight in studio. henry. thank you. a new tech startup is finding new ways to fight wildfires using missiles. the company, fire dome says it drew inspiration from israel's iron dome defense shield. well, now, fire dome says the system detects spot fires and then launches rockets filled with retardant to put them out. right now, the system can launch capsules up to a quarter mile away. the system is designed to be an automatic first responder, and it's completely self sufficient. >> provide water, fire retardant and electricity generator to the system and that enables us to work without connecting to the grid. >> the company says the 12 gallon capsules are filled with eco friendly retardant, posing no health risk to people or wildlife. fire dome hopes it will be ready to depl

so there are kids actually the school and one thing the people should know about east high school covingtonool in the city of denver. there was a group of students push for it. so the school did this and now, you see what happened. >> that is wrong, that's terrific new york democrats of this is not good either come the scheming to keep former representative at least defining house eat bacon until june primaries or later they democrats are considering legislation to change the law now requires special elections in a timely manner to fill it up and seek, all in an effort to resist president trump and the defenders of democracy as we always have the democrats described as, fighting to make sure that people do not have a representative in congress and permitting. >> that he would exclude eight or 900,000 new yorkers from their ability to have a representative to be there to argue for their case in congress and that is so fundamentally wrong. >> weight by so surprisingly ousted the president before an election. [laughter] likely staged a coup like they do things like this. they don't lose power.

. >> in a statement, oakland fire chief damon covington said in part, i'm hopeful that there are viable to reopen the closed firehouses and prevent additional closures. the oakland city council will meet on march 4th to discuss this proposal. in oakland, henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> an update now on a story we brought you at noon last week. two military pilots who were on board a u.s. navy jet when it crashed on wednesday. well, they're now recovering, thanks in part to the efforts of a southern california fishing crew. the a-18 growler went down in san diego bay. both pilots were able to eject from the aircraft as the pilots parachuted down. four fishermen spotted them and immediately sped their boat toward the pilots and pulled them to safety. >> it just sounded weird. and then once we saw two parachutes with dots underneath, we decided to turn the boat and head right to them, help them out. >> they seemed a little shook up, but they were. they knew where they were. they knew what was going on. you know, just a little shaking. and they were all checked. they were trying to check o

in a statement, oakland fire chief damon covington said in part, quote, i'm hopeful that there are viable options being discussed to reopen the closed firehouses and prevent additional closures, end quote. the oakland city council will meet on march 4th to discuss this proposal. >> oakland native damian lillard is back in his hometown to thank community members who helped him as a child, and a recreation center in the heart of east oakland. lillard is partnering with adidas to fund renovations at the facility. it will include resurfacing the gym floor, a new scoreboard, shot clocks, glass backboards, wall padding and banners. >> he played a big role in my life without even knowing that i would be successful. you know, i was never the most popular, the most known. but you know, they still showed me love and supported me even. >> before visiting the rec center. lillard also stopped by his alma mater, oakland high school, and shared words of encouragement to its students. >> i love that that makes such a big difference when kids see that, like, he went to my school, i could do that. >> that'

. >> in a statement, oakland fire chief damon covington said in part, i am hopeful that there are viablefirehouses and prevent additional closures. the oakland city council will meet on march 4th to discuss this proposal. in oakland, henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> what a day it was today. and the computer models really nailed this powerful storm. let's get to it, because it's still affecting the bay area. this is our storm tracker, and you can see the area of low pressure tightly coiled up around the pacific northwest. there's a second system. it's a double barrel area of low pressure, and it's now affecting southern california. getting a bit of a glitch there, because now that it's daytime or nighttime, pardon me, the satellites are having a hard time picking up the imagery. but nonetheless, you can see that secondary system that's affecting southern california out here over the open waters. this plume is going to affect our sunday with some light rain showers across the north bay. i'll get to that. but look at all the storm reports today. over 160 different issues from urban and smal

and importantly, on friday, he actually did something extraordinarily unusual, which is say that covingtonis a law firm, and jack smith should save their records. he actually announced this theoretical investigation that his office might be conducting, you know, 72 hours less than 72 hours before donald trump named him to that permanent position. you know, i reached out to ed martin to ask whether he had any direct conversations with the president about that investigation and potential investigation into jack smith, and he has not responded. but i think that sort of the framing and the attitude and the public messaging that i think he's really trying to send out here, katie, even though within the within the us attorney's office, it's been pretty, you know, brutal for a lot of people who work within it. >> yeah. ryan riley, thank you very much. appreciate it. and hundreds of employees at the cdc have now been let go, including so-called disease detectors. the folks at the agency who monitor and warn about spreading bacteria and viruses. i want to tell you. hey! watch out. maybe there's mea

up to the new york times or the washington post, which is what happened with something like the covington kids, that that vessel has been cauterized. nobody cares what's on the daily beast or mediaite. they don't read that and nobody actually trusts it. so the big challenge for the dems, the trump movie is fun, it's funny and it's fast and it's optimistic. if the dems were a movie, it would be morose, depressing, and hopeless. you would call it the jim acosta story. >> why are you so. >> pale like this then? if everyone is. >> happy, nobody's hearing about these town halls. it's all. over the what? >> it's all. >> over elon. musk's hellsite. >> okay. >> kayleigh, let me go to you on this. you know, don't you think it's rather ridiculous for the democrats to be complaining? it's just four weeks and the economy isn't better. it's just four weeks and eggs haven't come down. how ridiculous is that? >> totally ridiculous. and you know, jessica, you point to an anecdotal town hall. well, let's get into some polling. cbs, trafalgar, rasmussen have him over 50%. yeah. recent cnn poll. the most po

in a statement, oakland fire chief damon covington said in part, quote, i'm hopeful that there are viable prevent additional closures, end quote. now, the oakland city council will meet on march 4th, and they will discuss that proposal. >> all right. thank you, andre. today marks seven years since a former student opened fire on a high school in parkland, florida. 14 students and three educators died in that shooting in 2018. the shooter pleaded guilty to murder in 2021 and a year later was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. well, now an artist from napa will create the memorial honoring the 17 victims and their families in that shooting. take a look at the renderings there. gordon design will feature a central fountain and seating 17 limestone obelisk to each honor the there, about 12ft high. they will hold each victim's name and the other information about them. it will be built at a 150 acre preserve that borders parkland and coral springs. >> our time is now 609. turning to the russian ukrainian war. the latest on that. ukrainian president zelenskyy says a

i rise today to honor and thank one of the longest serving members of team scalise, a son of covington and a proud ole miss alum, bar, it rising. bart came to the hill in 2011 after working on political campaigns and served my good friends austin scott and bill flores as their schedulers. before joining my time in 2014 aspirations director during the last few months of my chairmanship of the republican study committee. bart continued his role aspirations director when i was elected majority whip, where he kept our office operations moving smoothly. bart made sure that the workers in this beautiful capitol, the men and women who literally make sure we have a functioning building, and the capitol police who protect us always knew that team scalise appreciated their efforts. later, as my member services director, he worked with so many of my colleagues from, both sides of the aisle -- colleagues from both sides of the aisle to make sure their needs were heard and taken care of. when i became the majority leader, and all my staff's roles and responsibilities expanded, bart took on the role

mcmullen was born in covington, georgia, and graduated from the university of georgia with a degree in accounting and business administration. he and his wife were married in 1959. they had been acclaimed for their again rossity both inside and outside of the state of georgia. mr. and mrs. mcmullen had contributed to more varied campaigns at the university of georgia than any other donor in the university's history. a testament to their again rossity. generosity. as a history lover and seventh generation of georgia, he spent 52 years to the georgia his historical society. he gave his time, his talent, and resources to make a profound and long lasting impact on the institution. mr. mcmullen is survived by his wife, sons, and four grandchildren. he will always be remembered for his wise counsel, intellectual curiosity, infectious laugh and optimism that the bright light of history will always make the future better. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? >> request unanim