. >> trace: meantime foxnews.com writes, cnn loses to food network as networks "primetime" viewershipew cycle, scene ends bleak audience was smaller than tnt, food network, free-form discovery, ins p, hallmark... and fox news. last night msnbc was below cnn. >> and the left can't wrap their minds around why people are leaving their airwaves. i mean the ratings are dropping so fast that you can't even keep up with it. people are tuning into anything possible just to ignore the lies. you saw that at the polls in november. people came out overwhelmingly in support of president trump and he has called out those lies for eight plus years now. we deserve better from the media, they need to be telling the truth to the american people. now more than ever it's important, especially when it comes to these cabinet picks. let me just say, some of the lies they are pushing about our cabinet nominations are really despicable and these are honorable patriots, fighters that president trump chose to lead the country forward and they deserve better. >> trace: meantime you have "politico" riding the fol

a middle school student from san ramon valley is going to be competing on the food network.from diablo vista, middle school is going to be on the 13th season to showcase her talents in baking the first episode on kids baking championship will air january 6th on the food network. the san ramon valley unified school district. we'll be cheering her on i don't like. it's baked crowd for celebrating remarkable women of the bay area still. so we'd love to hear about someone making a difference scan this qr code. >> it'll take you right to that spot on kron 4 dot com. 6.55. is the time right now. and up next on the kron, 4 morning news. >> with less than a week until christmas, amazon workers across the country. some of them are on the picket lines. we'll see what it could mean for your holiday packages. and a month-long strike is now over from. so for some hotel workers in san francisco. we're heading back to work with a new contract. plus, the busiest holiday travel days of the year are here. what you need to know if you're driving need to know if you're driving or flying. it is

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a middle school student from san ramon valley will be competing on the food network.ria corolla from diablo vista, middle school. she will be on the 13th season to showcase her talents in baking the first episode will air january 6th on the food network. her classmates and teachers say they're going to be cheering. today, though, is the last day to submit nominations for kron four's. remarkable women were trying to find them here in the bay area, but we need your help to share their stories. so if you know, a remarkable woman making a difference in our community, you can nominate her for a chance to be awarded woman of the year past nominees can be resubmitted. so go ahead and into your nomination by scanning the qr code on your screen or going to our website. kron 4 dot com today. it's the last day to submit so. don't go anywhere that we still hold hour of news ahead together here on kron for the holiday spirit is making its way through the bay area. >> as hundreds of families are taking part in the 10th annual warm for the holidays event today. it's happening in the

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. >> middle school student from san ramon valley, though the competing on a food network show calledking championship. this is 6 reoccur own from diablo vista, middle school. she will be on the 13th season to showcase her talents and baking the first episode. i the kids baking championship will air january 6 on the food network and the san ramon valley unified school district. we'll be cheering her on. >> all right. coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 5, the house passes a funding bill to keep the government running. now all eyes are on the senate to pass the bill before the government runs out of money just a few hours. >> could we have a wet holiday weekend ahead. there's a series of storms that are approaching the bay area. so chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to break all karnow is here to break all down. progress at 5 is next. my moderate to severe crohn's symptoms kept me out of the picture. now i have skyrizi. ♪ i've got places to go and i'm feeling free. ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ control is everything to me.♪ and now i'm back in the pict

on the middle school student from san ramon valley is going to compete on the food network. show kids baking championship and there she is. 6th grader. >> ari, a cow right heel. she's from diablo vista, middle school and she's obviously a great cook. she's going to be on season 13. >> showcasing her talents baking and look at that cake decorating the first episode on the kids baking championship airs january 6 on the food network. the san ramon valley unified school district is going to be cheering her on. and now little bay area can be aware and watch for that show. and kron 4 is celebrating remarkable women of the bay area today is last day for you to get nomination. and if somebody you know who's making a difference scan, this qr code will take you right to that spot where you can do that. it's an 11 right now and we've got lots ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. >> still ahead, we're going to tell you about a hotel worker strike, one that continues and strike, one that continues and some that are still going on. guys, it's time to stop treating your groins like junk. pre

she even landed the opportunity to showcase her skills on food network's holiday wars this year. >> i didn't go to school for cake making. it's just trial and error and experimenting with different things, watching all the videos, buying classes online. >> reporter: but that's not all. rachelle has been doing all this while working full time as a pharmacist. >> i work for a company where we do a lot of research for specialty medications. so this is actually my hobby that gives me peace and joy. >> reporter: sharing that peace and joy with children in need this holiday season. >> anything that i can do for his kids is always appreciated. >> reporter: rachelle is one of several volunteer bakers donating specialty cakes for cake for kids, a nonprofit organization that started in sunnyvale that provides at-risk youth with a cake on their special day. >> they feel like someone cared enough to do something special just for them. >> reporter: allison bakewell, head of cake for kids, says they have 27 chapters nationwide, working with agencies like the department of family and children servic

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in 2023 food network star tyler florence opened two cafes in union square. he owns two other restaurants in the city, including one at chase center. so a lot going on. joining me now is jim wonderman, president and ceo of the bay area council. thanks for being with us today. >> sure. >> what is your take on where downtown san francisco stands now? >> well, it's been a rough go, historic vacancy rate. about 35% of all the offices downtown are empty and that's probably the tip of the iceberg. there are signs of some improvement there and i think the new mayor is going to really have to double down on incentives and different programs to make sure that this improves. we can't sustain at a level like that. >> yeah. we're hearing all these different narratives. if you ask the politicians, hey, things are looking up in union square. here we are, it's the holidays. that all seems short lived because the holidays are going to be over. we have macy's' future in doubt. what do you take on the whole perception issue? >> well, i think that's key. the reputation of san f

each dollar impacts the entire charitable food network throughout your community and supporting your ank supports hundreds of local organizations fighting hunger alongside us every day. every dollar allows that collaboration and that partnership to continue. >> the agencies say financial support at all levels of government has gone down, and some programs put in place since the pandemic are being eliminated. if you'd like to donate to help support ucsf, you can scan the qr code there right on your screen, right now. you can also text ktvu to 51555 to donate. and these donations help make sure that families needing care aren't turned away. simply because of an inability to pay. well, livermore got into the holiday spirit today with the lighting of deacon dave's annual christmas display. this is deacon dave's 41st display of lights every year. that display is built several months in advance at deacon dave's home by himself and a team of volunteers. this year's theme is the world celebrates christmas, and he says every year they use more lights than the last. the final count this year, 9

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so water, food networks and electricity are the urgent points.ng for electricity because 9% of the electrical infrastructure has been destroyed by the cyclone. so for several months, mayotte will continue to have severe water cuts and now electric cuts. in new york police have arrested a suspect, after a woman was set on fire and killed on a subway train. police said the man approached the woman on board the f train at coney island on sunday morning, as she appeared to be sleeping and set fire to her clothes with a lighter. officers responded with fire extinguishers, but the victim died at the scene. here's transit chief, joseph gulotta. that will be part of the investigation. she's definitely there. she's motionless. if she's asleep or not, we're not 100% sure, but she appears motionless at that spot. there's no interaction between the two, and when the incident happens, there's no interaction between the two. the cbs news correspondent tammy mu—ta—sa spoke to us from new york. this was a brutal attack on a woman who just appeared to be sleeping

by the way, just what i was mentioning here, the food network channel in america is now more popular than cnn, or i should think it is. or what are the international to chad. we go way to french fights. a judge took off from a military base in german, not. it's a mocking the withdrawal of french forces from that country around. so it was withdrawal. it's coming off. the child terminated as cooperation, packed with his former colonial ruler a month. the crowd on the move powers expected to withdrawal, roughly a 1000 troops. and despite the jets from the country with all the time table in transition not officially disclosed, a child's minister defense was present at the event and said it's time for his country to re examine its decades old for in the course of it. we have relations with the russians, but they don't have any troops in chandry. it will be the same with france. we'll have students in france. that's the training part of that. so cooperation is going to be reassess. after 70 years. we need to sit down and review the agreements. we were talking with the zachary adams. i got

it will include names such as cnn, hdtv and food network.s will be in another division along with warner brothers pictures. they expect to complete the restructuring by the middle of 2025. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead, we will run through what to watch for when broadcom reports result flz s i overtime. we are back after this quick break. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance... ♪ ♪ ...at each day's start. ♪ ♪ as time went on, it was easy to see. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ and for adults with type 2 diabetes... ...and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects include increased ketones in blood or urine, which can be fatal. stop jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, trouble breathing, or increased ketones. jardiance may cause dehydration that can suddenly worsen kidney function and make you feel dizzy, lightheaded, or weak upon

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it's got to be a business decision because the legacy media on life support cnn just lost to the food network. people would rather see veal scaloppini being prepared than wolf blitzer. and inside of the newsrooms, they've accepted defeat. >> if you watch the opinion of us, how many people trust the press anymore? i mean, we're way down there with the lawyers. yeah, this is really rough. as you know, you're way down there with congress. i despair. seriously, i worry greatly. we're at a point where if the president of the united states is going to say legacy media is dead, well, i guess musk said that legacy media is dead and he wants it dead. >> he wants other media. >> but but it is kind of sort of hobbling right now. and i don't know how it recovers. i'm very i'm very dark about it. >> well, biden just pardoned hunter for what was on the laptop that lesley stahl said was fake. and lesley doesn't know how the media recovers, retire. lesley, with all due respect, you're the reason why the media is panicking. politico's newsletter is asking how long can the trump honeymoon last? four years, may

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food because of this pantry." donna from washington. the feeding america networkbillion meals to people in need each year, like donna. together, we can end hunger. learn more at feedingamerica.org. chanley painter in new york. we are following breaking news out of central asia this morning, where a large passenger plane has crashed in the kazakhstan city of aktau. the country is just south of russia. officials say the plane was en route from baku, azerbaijan, to grozny in russia's chechnya region, but was rerouted due to fog. and just into our newsroom is video of the crash. and i must warn you, what you're about to see is difficult to watch. this new video appears to show the plane hitting the ground at a fast rate of speed, before erupting into a fireball. the ministry says there were 67 people on board. of those, 25 are believed to have survived. 42 are likely dead. the plane reportedly belongs to azerbaijan's airlines. again, if you're just joining us, we are following breaking news out of central asia this morning where a large passenger plane has crashed in

>> i'm excited about -- you know, if you look at the food network or hgtv or tlc or discovery, each ofit be on a cable channel? it may. or when people want to watch that great content, they'll watch it a different way, and consumers will decide that. in the meantime, it's been a great run. i had a great run with you guys. we had a lot of great times together, and chuck was a big part of that. he owned 50% of cnbc in the early days. >> what made him decide to sell? >> you mean the cable business. >> yeah, like cnbc and the rest, you guys wound up with all of it. >> on cnbc, he decided to sell because the business was losing an awful lot of money. we were also partnered with them on bravo and news classics, and all of those businesses were losing money. there were only say 30 subscribers in america, then there were 40, and 45. it hit this point where people wanted to come to cable and the younger generation was watching. a piece of that was cnn and the war, and everyone was watching. there was an inflection point. when we got out in '92, there was another network called fnn, so we bought

food because of this pantry." donna from washington. the feeding america networkeople in need each year, like donna. together, we can end hunger. learn more at feedingamerica.org. mark: welcome back america there are very few people that are clear eyed when it comes to understanding with the direct overseas and who the good guys are in the bad guys are and what we the united st states has to o about it. that is my friend who drew me to discuss it. >> we are here with douglas murray, this is unique and brilliant man, great humanitarian we have this massive election of donald trump, we can see the effects in iran, china and russia and so forth and so on, how do you see this playing out for the better. >> as a whole range of things that we can feel already change, first of all among other western governments that have been ones from britain to across europe in recent years been so undiplomatic and rude about donald trump it is nice seeing them remember that you should be polite about people in the very least very likely to become the leader of the free world i think

food bank. we appreciate it. >> it takes a network of community members and businesses to support our local food banks. how a grocery rescue program is feeding families in the south bay. >> reporter: it had small pantry inside san jose conservation core and charter school is where anyone can come in and grab a bite to eat to help themselves focus. struggling students can even take home food if they need. norma ornellis is in charge of making sure the p pantry is stocked. how it had space contributes to the success of learning and how much is appreciated by the students. >> thank you so much for bringing this. i didn't have money to buy a meal today for my kid or prep food. i didn't have time to cook. for them to come in and just have grab-and-go food or take food for dinner is amazing. >> reporter: every item being inspected by her staff of students is completely safe to eat. yet it's close to reaching the shelf life for grocery stores. students on a weekly basis head out to pick up surplus food that would have ended up in the trash had it not been for the rescue program. the program is overseen

>> there are over 200 food banks in the feeding america network serving over 60,000 community based foodelters that are providing meals in every neighborhood across the country. there's an organization that is connected through feeding america and together we have the opportunity to move forward towards ending hunger. hunger.kevin: you can learn mot feeding america and help your fellow american by visiting feedingamerica.org, just use the food bank finder to find your local food bank. thank you so much, linda, we appreciate that and merry christmas to you and yours. >> thank you so much. happy holidays, merry christmas. kevin: tim cook, mark zuckerberg, jeff bezos slowly making their way down to mar-a-lago. why are they doing that? maria bartiromo breaks down why big tech is suddenly team trump. that's coming up. come on in, how are you? for god so loved the world that he gave his only son. so that everyone who believes in him might not perish, but might have eternal life. [children playing] hey guys, come on! time to eat. time to eat. i don't want this. i want corndogs! [children chanti

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food insecurity. to do that, we work with a network of 200 food banks, 60,000 partners and faith-based agencies, soupto understand how to address food insecurity, we think it's best to ask people who are facing food insecurity who are the experts on that. so we just in september released our third annual report called "insights report" that asks a representative sample of individuals who are currently facing food insecurity, what they need to thrive. i won't share all of that with you. you can check it out at feedingamerica .org feedingamerica. feedingamerica.org. four major things jump out. prioritizing dignity, expanding opportunity, improving health, and increasing access. i'll focus on two of those. the first round, improving health. neighbors agreed, neighbors are those individuals that we work with. they agree that eating healthy foods that add heres to culture and other preferences help support strong physical and mental health especially with children. they are aware of the impact of food insecurity on physical health, diabetes and heart disease in their communities and mental health like anx

together thanks to a nationwide network of food banks, dedicated volunteers and the monthly support of people like you. we can fill plates with nutritious food for families across america. one day, my mother came over to my house and said, there's a meeting at the pantry. i said, okay and i went. there were some ladies in there. they were from the food bank. they had several questions. some of those were about me and my story. but it helped me to open up a little bit. we are getting closer to the day when no one in america faces hunger. but we can't do it without you. call or go online now. visit helpfeedingamerica.org and give $19 a month. just $0.63 a day. 98% of donations go directly to help millions of people facing hunger from coast to coast and in your own community. and when you give by credit card, we'll send you this exclusive canvas grocery bag to show you are a part of a movement of supporters working together to help end hunger. i have people that i can trust. i have, i have hope. please call now or make your monthly donation at helpfeedingamerica.org. and your gift can dou

tommy's diners was featured on the food network shows, "diners, dive, and drive did in's. his legacy will live on e. mr. speaker. rest in peace, tommy. i was lucky to call you my friend. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, to address the house for one minute. without objection. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. .a mr. correa: today i rise to recognize the remarkable career of my very good friend, anaheim city councilmember, steve fossil. she has spent his entire life giving back to the city of anaheim. he was first elected to the city council in 2016, and now serves as a member of the board of directors of the metropolitan water district of southern california. steve also is a strong advocate of history. he's a founding member of the cultural senter in anaheim. as board secretary he's been able to teach history to young people in anaheim, tourists, and anybody else who wants to listen to the great s

food on the table. call or go online right now to join feeding america with your gift of just $19 a month, only $0.63 a day together. thanks to a nationwide networkod banks, dedicated volunteers, and the monthly support of people like you, we can fill plates with nutritious food for families across america. >> at least now i know i got to, you know, help if i need it. >> 1 in 5 children face hunger in america and food costs are rising. we are getting closer to the day when no one in america faces hunger. but we can't do it without you. call or go online now. visit help feedingamerica.org and give $19 a month, just $0.63 a day. 98% of donations go directly to help millions of people facing hunger from coast to coast and in your own community. and when you use your credit card, you'll receive this exclusive canvas grocery bag to show you are a part of a movement. working together to ensure that everyone has the food and resources we all need to thrive. >> if you're hungry, you know if they got it, they'll feed you. people just got to realize, you know, places like this do exist that will help you. >> please call now or make your monthly donation at

food security? >> glad to be here. our vision is an america without hunger. we work with a networkies and things like that. 21 statewide food bank associations. to understand how to address this, we think it is best to ask people who are the experts on that. we released our third annual report that asks a representative sample what they need. i won't share that with you, elevating voices. i want to target a couple of themes. four major themes jumped out. prioritizing dignity, improving health, increasing access. i will focus on two of those. the individuals we work with, it adheres to cultural and other preferences, supports physical and mental health among children. they are aware of food insecurity on physical and their communities, anxiety, and depression. 71% of individuals surveyed want to eat healthier, foundation of so much we will talk about that underpins the health of those countries, making sure they have access to what they need to thrive. the other point is prioritizing dignity. neighbors know what foods for cultural preferences, 84% of those surveyed, it's important a

together thanks to a nationwide network of food banks, dedicated volunteers and the monthly support ofates with nutritious food for families across america. one day, my mother came over to my house and said, there's a meeting at the pantry. i said, okay and i went. there were some ladies in there. they were from the food bank. they had several questions. some of those were about me and my story. but it helped me to open up a little bit. we are getting closer to the day when no one in america faces hunger. but we can't do it without you. call or go online now. visit helpfeedingamerica.org and give $19 a month. just $0.63 a day. 98% of donations go directly to help millions of people facing hunger from coast to coast and in your own community. and when you give by credit card, we'll send you this exclusive canvas grocery bag to show you are a part of a movement of supporters working together to help end hunger. i have people that i can trust. i have, i have hope. please call now or make your monthly donation at helpfeedingamerica.org. and your gift can double in impact. just before chris

together thanks to a nationwide network of food banks, dedicated volunteers and the monthly support ofates with nutritious food for families across america. one day, my mother came over to my house and said, there's a meeting at the pantry. i said, okay and i went. there were some ladies in there. they were from the food bank. they had several questions. some of those were about me and my story. but it helped me to open up a little bit. we are getting closer to the day when no one in america faces hunger. but we can't do it without you. call or go online now. visit helpfeedingamerica.org and give $19 a month. just $0.63 a day. 98% of donations go directly to help millions of people facing hunger from coast to coast and in your own community. and when you give by credit card, we'll send you this exclusive canvas grocery bag to show you are a part of a movement of supporters working together to help end hunger. i have people that i can trust. i have, i have hope. please call now or make your monthly donation at helpfeedingamerica.org. and your gift can double in impact. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> californ

under siege for more than a 2 days and the us food crisis monitor says from and conditions are imminent in northern gauze, the funding, early warning system network. blaine's israel may a total blockade on food supplies. it was that within a week up to 15 people that day could die of starvation on this age is less than i'm 3 palestinian babies of died of hypothermia and the displacement comes of con units. temperatures dropped in a strip. in the past 2 days, children had been forced from their homes by the war and was sheltering intense defense face against the cold j u. the top of a. she was in good health and she was born naturally because of the severe cold in the tents. there was a significant decrease in temperature, which made her bodily system stop working and led to her desk. this is a screaming example of the consequences of this unfair war and its impact on the people of the cause a strip, especially children. infants can't tolerate low temperatures, this board needs to end in any way and for families to return to their homes. that we're living in bad conditions inside to attend. we sleep on the sand and we don't have enough blankets. w

benchmark for success in reducing food waste through our successful commercial food waste ban, extensive infrastructure network, and robust inspection program. last month boston mayor woo's office -- wu's office of food just issued a -- issued a report to bolster food security. i urge my colleagues across the country to learn more about our efforts in massachusetts, to reduce food waste and end hunger now. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska seek recognition? the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize phyllis coolage anded thousands of nebraskans among america's six million rosy the riveters who earlier this year were awarded the congressional gold medal for their role in achieving victory in the second world war as members of our nation's war time workforce. she began working at the cornhusker army ammunition plant near grand island, nebraska, which employed some 15,000 workers between 1942 and 1945. reflecting on her experience, phyllis said, quote, i just went to work. it was something we were

food on the table. >> call or go online right now to join feeding america with your gift of just $19 a month, only $0.63 a day together. >> thanks to a nationwide network of food banks, dedicated volunteers, and the monthly support of people like you, we can fill plates with nutritious food for families across america. >> at least now i know i got to, you know, help if i need it. >> 1 in 5 children face hunger in america and food costs are rising. >> we are getting closer to the day when no one in america faces hunger. but we can't do it without you. call or go online now. visit help feedingamerica.org and give $19 a month, just $0.63 a day. 98% of donations go directly to help millions of people facing hunger from coast to coast and in your own community. and when you use your credit card, you'll receive this exclusive canvas grocery bag to show you are a part of a movement. working together to ensure that everyone has the food and resources we all need to thrive. >> if you're hungry, you know if they got it, they'll feed you. people just got to realize, you know, places like this do exist that will help you. >> please call now or make your monthly do