address the ever changing challenge of foster youth in our country. you will hear directly from advocates, child welfare professionals, and even children and families with lived experience on how we polley makers can bert the foster care estimates caulk's largest event is shadow day, where our members spend the day with a former foster youth. this allows us to learn about issues facing children involved in the child welfare system directly from people with lived experience. our goal is to turn their feedback into action. so, if you care about the well-being of our most vulnerable children and families like i know all of you do, please join us as a member of the congressional caucus on foster youth. we'll be having our welcome back event on tuesday, february 11, from 10 a.m. to noon. as opened to members and staff willing to learn about issues related to foster youth. i hope to see you there. thank you so much. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. la

i fostered dogs and cats. i have two cats at home right now that i'm fostering.the benefits are is that you one like get to know the dog reay well so that you can really help place her. you could market her and you get her out of the shelter, which creates space for another animal because we don't want to euthanize, right. we want to give options. well, it would be a shame because and so yeah, you're saving a life and she gives me so much, you know, is it hard to part with them afterwards? yeah, i bet it is. but there's always another one waiting to come into my home, so. >> well, martha, we want to get in touch. how do we adopt? real quick we go. >> it's oakland animal services. org. >> okay, well, we wish you nothing but the best. and certainly for cheesecake here too. yeah. she is. >> and just one last thing is if she's not the right match for you, we have a lot of other dogs, all sizes and cats in the works. >> everything all right? >> everything. thank you so much. thank you so much. all right. >> cheesecake. all the best. alex will send it over to you. >> a

only about 150,000 who actually are placed in foster care. but think about the fact that we have this incredibly important balancing act of the parents duty to the child and then the states duty to intervene in the parental unit only when necessary. and who is handling all of those 4.4 million complaints? i bet a bunch of 25 euros right out of college who are not lawyers, who don't know how this works, and our laws quite frankly are oftentimes confusing. on the one hand, we have demanded that, for example, if a hospital has a child was born and the child test positive for a regulated substance of some sort that they must report that to authorities. the idea of scores is not that the child should be removed necessarily but the truth is that the agencies that are responsible for responding to this cases, they don't really know what to do. so, for example, in new jersey recently even though the hospital was doing its duty of reporting child comics you become a prenatal substance exposure, the attorney general of new jersey who represent the chil

by fostering to strengthen the a.i. governance for international peace and security we reaffirm the council's role for the efforts pursued in the general assembly engaged in a.i. governance. >> thank you representative of slovenia. you i now give the floor to the representative of japan. >>> thank you, secretary blinken. japan appreciates the u.s. presidency for taking the initiative in organizing this meeting. i also appreciate secretary-general guterres, for informative and insight. mr. president, we have a common understanding that a.i. brings both opportunities and risks. depending on how it is used, it can bring prosperity or pose a threat to humanity. responsible use of a.i. in the military field could lead to the outbreak and escalation of conflicts. the misuse of a.i. can cause dissemination and the spread of disinformation thereby undermining democracy and abusing human rights. we must ensure safe, secure and trustworthy a.i. while maximizing its potential and mitigating its risks. the rule of law and human sec

so, we rely heavily on fosters. and volunteer—based organisation, and the outpour of love and volunteers we have gotten, who have stepped up to help these animals in need, has been unbelievable. we genuinely have never seen anything like this. people are really stepping up to help. and if someone has had to leave their pet behind, which i know, as a cat owner, you'd try really hard to take your cat with you, but of course some people have had to flee so quickly, how are you going to be able to start reuniting those cats and dogs with their owners? yeah, it's such a good question. so, we were actually able to reunite one today with her family. they were so happy. it was a crazy situation because they had to flee. some people were at work when the evacuation orders came, so it's really unknown which pets survived and which made it out. so luckily, the kitty that we reunited today was microchipped, we were able to find the owners that way. other than that, we are posting on pawboost. people are emailing us, asking us i

so we have a big foster program. we are surveys so we are going to be bring back some dogs from southern california and bringing back up here to go to foster families and hopefully find forever homes. so if you are interested in fostering, you can go to our website. it's loves legacy rescue dot com and fill out a foster application. we also have all of our dogs available for adoption on our website as well. >> and yeah. and you guys have made such a difference. how many dogs or pets in general have you already been able to place into homes? so last year we did around 300. >> so yeah. and hopefully that was like our first full year really up and running. and then this year, i'm hoping we can double that. so we'll see how it goes as an incredible amount. all right. thank you so much. good luck on everything today. nice to meet you. lucky and folks, if you want to help out again, we'll have more on what you can do to make a difference here. coming up later on this morning from now, back to you all sweet, lucky. all righ

and they say, be prepared to foster a dog for at least three months. and silicon valley is helping to. yeah, yeah. you know, companies are stepping up and that's good to see. netflix today said they will donate $10 million and they will help house people in los angeles. comcast and other media company, the parent company of this tv station saying it will donate $10 million. airbnb's charity organization airbnb.org said they have set out a goal to house 25,000 people, and they're already a little more than halfway there. and you know, airbnb has all these connections to find people who still do have homes, who are willing to share their homes and rent them at this place. airbnb takes care of all the costs. so if you're burned out of your home, you can stay rent free for a while. and so yeah, there are some ways to get this stuff organized, whether it's with an app with the pet rescue service, or just with a u-haul truck that you fill yourself. but we're seeing this all over and it's really impressive. it really is. yeah. all right, scott, thank you so m

and on the presidency, our present as to your breaks is focused on fostering global styles, competition. and this also aligns perfectly. we're in a nation of long standing support for forming global governance institutions, including the expansion of the united nation security console. and it's also important to highlight the importance of tie not as part of briggs as well, because china please, a pivotal role in indonesia economy, particularly in sectors like mender, off for assessing and manufacturing. so a friendly welcome from trying to keep a larger passport in each of the economy. guess. well, china welcomes in heavily congratulates indonesia and becoming a full member of bricks, indonesia as a major developing country and important for us in the global south. haile recognizes the brick spirit. indonesia is official entry into brick, serves the common interest of bricks, countries in the global south. and we believe that indonesia will make active contribution to the development of bricks or indonesia and joining brakes to offer us an opportunity to contribute active lead to these

so the foster kid just does whatever he wants, and some of the other kids and the big dysfunctional you, family seem pretty fed up with it. this lucky and prime minister robert feet. so sounds like he's tired of keeping up appearances and watch queen ursula and the you do you start kennedy notes. spicy high fives, t zalinski little backside can. yes, i'm not sure. but i'm not here to hold has was present, savanski indulge meets. i'm sick of him. sometimes he's going around to europe just begging and like met, and all the people asking for money. this has got to stop almost a squatter. single also said that the doesn't seem to grasp the quote for portion of slovaks to this. since we're beginning to have a negative attitude towards the you. so what he's saying there is that the lack of energy and the rising price from this tap shut off will least will that he is icy cold. all in more ways than once. and the hungry has also raised the issue of the use insistence on digging holes for itself to then just fall into the medically on the bottle stuff. outgoing presidential administration, which

and that's his 18 year old son who is jumping up a bit to foster parent. and i think the only the only person that wouldn't be happy was going down to 18 would be my son who's, who's 18 years old. and he wants if he wants to fight, does he is yeah, he's taking military classes. and so i, i barely convinced him to continue with his studies at the university at this point . so collab of the saying, but he was the one that's trying to keep his son from fighting. very interesting when you've got games going around. he knows of literally kids nothing mental the streets in ukraine saying it's desperate. so just we've got a form of for administer who sits down any wisdom of last year to himself is not fighting for ukraine and his trying to prevent his own son from doing exactly the same. and very, very strange, especially considering that it was true level who has previously stated that aim for ukraine and would be prepared to be fighting on the front lines with shuffles that they couldn't get weapons from the west. and hey, we see that she's still nothing. now l

kennedy founded the peace corps in 1961 to foster a global peace and friendship through international service. over the past six plus decades, it's done just that. forming lasting ties of goodwill between the u.s. and ford communities around the world. today, the peace corps faces a shifting landscape and new challenges that it has not faced in the past. climate change, health care crises, even a shifting geopolitical landscape. i'm really thrilled and quite humbled that we've been joined today to discuss how the peace corps is approaching its historical mandate in the current operating environment and share insights into what it is doing not only around the world, but more specifically in the indo pacific region. now, the director was sworn in as the 21st director of the peace corps on december 21, 2022. she brings more than 25 years of public and private sector experience to the job, and she's worked around the world on issues ranging from small business development to infectious disease prevention to women's empowerment. she has recently served as the peace corps's chief executive

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how we really do foster world peace and friendship. it i it is a modest mission for us. and i wake up thinking about it every day. i think it is more important now than ever. so today we will explore how the peace corps is adapting to a , how we are evolving to a landscape that is shifting, how we continue to play a vital role in fostering peace and development, particularly in the indo pacific region. and really from our origins, it was a cold experiment in 1961. an in grassroots diplomacy to our current efforts addressing the pressing challenges like climate resilience and youth engagement. that mission is as critical as ever, and i think often about john f. kennedy's call to action, and we've all heard this so many times, but i think it is the relevant today and particularly as we ask, what will be due about our values, how will he bring this to life? he challenged us to ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country. since then, more than 240,000 americans have heeded the call to action by joining the peace corps. these volunteers lear

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cheryl: marty a lot of rescue groups in los angeles one most immediate need for fosters, wrong if you one thing in maui with that many families when they lose home cannot take animals back is that a concern for you as well is there in this case that we can go in other states to help? . >> absolutely, no, also in need of those care for tos tax revenues we need team to take animals that are available, space in homess farms if horizons, things like in a don't expect them to keep them a period of time we definitely need fosters, if you would like to help foster animals, a manual wellness foundation.org we have say a prayer for all those animal you are caring for hearty iof irby joining us, fox news made a one minimized donation you can go, help scanning the qr code on your screen right there. stay with us we'll be right back.. you are watching "mornings with maria" live on "fox business". [sofi mnemonic] can a personal loan unlock your ambitions? oh yeah. consolidate bad debt and save money for your next goal. sofi personal loans. low, fixed rates. borrow up to $100k. no fees required. do

telehealth for nonenglish speakers -- non-english speakers and expand mental health support for youth in foster care. i've been a strong advocate for defending human rights across the globe and taking on the communist regions who abuse them. these accomplishments are not mine alone. i want to give a heartfelt thank you to the members of leadership, committee chairs and my colleagues who helped pave the way. and of course my wonderful staff. speaker kevin mccarthy and mike johnson have ably led this body and supported me every step of the way. the same is true to steve scalise, tom emmers and elise stefanik. my friend, cathy mcmorris rodgers, has also been a great mentor to me and helped me along the way. my colleagues in the california delegation have likewise joined me in supporting causes important to our state. i have been also blessed to serve on great committees. on the ways and means committee we have promoted an economy that benefits all americans. under the leadership of chairman jason smith, congress will re-authorize the tax cuts and jobs act with improvements that benefit american wo

your focus on fostering a culture of accountability and partnerships has set a standard for leadership that will inspire this agency for years. under your leadership we achieved a larger law enforcement case management system, we modernized our industry programs and services platforms, we saw exponential growth in the development and launching of intelligence analytics and implemented new rules and regulations which modernized the gfa and the nfa to make us pace with the 3d printing industries. you fostered an environment that supported going after some of the most dangerous offenders and communities across this country and supported partnership with domestic and international law enforcement to name a few things. they are a testament to see your ability to see the bigger picture while making sure nothing is overlooked. you were more than just a strong leader. you've been a source of inspiration, a mentor, and a tireless advocate of the men and women who support this mission and where this badge. our struggle applies not just to our mission, but in our people. whether it has taken time

so to avoid delays, just exit off of foster city boulevard. can hop onto 101 through hillsdale boulevard. and hopefully that will get you there a little bit sooner. looking at our commuter alert for this morning, if you're taking bart, we do have some backups today. there's about an 18 minute delay if you're traveling between the coliseum and the oakland airport on the oakland airport line, and you can take ac transit bus 73 to help you get to your destination. amanda. reggie aqui. >> gloria. thank you. we're tracking the wildfires in southern california this morning. the estimates show that this is going to be the most expensive fire disaster in history. >> at least five people have died in the eaton fire near pasadena. that fire has burned close to 11,000 acres. the palisades fire is the largest of the fires, and it also is the most destructive. it has burned more than 17,000 acres and destroyed 1200 structures. the hurst fire near sylmar is up to 700 acres. the fire chief from pasadena said firefighters had almost no chance against the flam

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but now it is widely believed that only those ganges legions default or foster language side. defendant opponents, independence. however, poland professed with no of the atrocities committed by bill. so excuse drugs and alicia discussing what happens a galaxian scene ends in 1914 is tempo in new york because of the role playing by austria, hungary and poland in decimating the getting easy. and we're seeing the unorthodox population that is shipped. sure, sure. and you're sure what is your right hand side? what's the last one is riley search, skip golf concentration company across in australia was built in 1914, specifically for russians. certainly were good at issue. so the answer my question, where did you just push the room became the destination sort of all the proceedings . the lease ends on the book athenians times antonio villages were arrested. the window barracks and people were camped in the opening. the cold and rain for the whole people died. they were being tortured and murdered. but one concentration camp wasn't enough for another. a bad in northern virginia. the reason of

you know, we're a foster house. we got six foster kids. we had to evacuate. >> stay strong and stay positive. we will survive. we all work together as a community. >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome. though this will be here through wednesday, there will be plenty of leftovers. and you can be sure they'll be going to the organizations that can make the most good of it for the people who really need it. tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news, an electronic music venue in san francisco, hosted a fundraiser for the l.a. fire response. >> this was the scene tonight at the midway in the dogpatch. there were several dj performances and artists offering up live paintings. all proceeds from this live music event will go directly to the california fire foundation and the pasadena humane society, which is sheltering hundreds of animals. the event was thrown together in just a couple of days, and the organizer tells us tonight, successful turnout speaks to the character of the electronic community. >> there's a scene here of people that really can make

it's kind of its territorial control in, in molly and in new share and in working a foster. we've also seen that there has been quite an exponential increase of ads . the hottest and control, especially in burkina, faso we're friends, only had a small special forces operation, a blessing sab. and that was also, of course, injected when the military collaboration with which burkina faso ended in january in 2023. so it's, it's hard to make the correlation between burkina faso and hosting friends and troops and the increasing jihadist and groups. but for sure that it's not going well in the region right now. and regina foster has about 60 percent of his territory and that the military is not and controlling. we have jane in which is the largest outside affiliated. do you have is grouped in the region that is present in 11 out of 13 communities in amber, clean up also. so the situation is not good right at the moment. i'm so you mentioned that russia being one of the players to try and fill that gap. if the situation that is deteriorating, do we presume that the russian forces a

and regina foster has about 60 percent of his territory and that the military is not and controlling. we have jane in which is the largest and outside affiliated. do you have is grouped in the region that is present in 11 out of 13 communities in amber cleanup also. so the situation is not good right at the moment. i'm so you mentioned that russia being one of the players to try and so that gap is the situation that is deteriorating. do we presume that the russian forces are bad to keep these military dictatorships impala robert van, secure. the reason that gaines being surgeons it's difficult to say um for sure that there is an russia has this deal that they are offering a lot of african alteri, terry and leaders of, of regime and maintenance, which is of course very attractive. and for these leaders, especially if they see that their positions are fragile, which is the case in many of the states that have the hobbies and insurgencies. and for example, right now, what we've seen is that in molly, at the form or wagner troops, we, we call them still wagner troops in molly, because the

the hottest and control, especially in breaking a foster. we're friends only had a small special forces operation, a blessing sab. and that was also, of course injected when the military collaboration were with burkina. faso ended in january in 2023. so it's, it's hard to make the correlation between burkina faso and who's thing french and troops and the increase in your hobbies and groups. but for sure that it's not going well in the region right now. and regina foster has about 60 percent of his territory and that the military is not and controlling. we have jane in which is the largest outside affiliated. do you have is grouped in the region that is present in 11 out of 13 communities in and working up also? so the situation is not good, right at the moment. i'm so you mentioned that russia being one of the, of the players to try and so that gap is the situation that is deteriorating. do we presume that the russian forces are bad to keep these military dictatorships impala robert van, secure. the reason that gaines being surgeons it's dif

now time for the sport with olly foster. two most successful sides in the history of the competition were facing each other with the 13 time winners and holders manchester united knocking out 1a time winners arsenal on penalties, after the game finished 1—1, they won the shoot—out 5—3, with joshua zirkzee scoring the winning kick, after united's turkish keeper altay bayindir had saved from kai havertz. he also saved a penalty from martin odegaard in normal time. the united captain bruno fernandes had given them a second half lead, but united then had diogo dalot sent off on the hour mark for a second booking and though garbriel equalised a few minutes later, arsenal couldn't make the extra man count, united hanging on until penalties. we have to compete no matter what the situation, and we competed today. i think they had more chances, but i think we deserve the win. it is not personal, didn't deserve the lose, we deserved the win. the way we play, the way we fight was really tough since the beginning. we didn't have the bal

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stearns & foster® what comfort should be learn more at stearnsandfoster.com.are back with a fox news alert. at least 16 people are now dead in the devastating california wildfires and it may get worse as strong winds are threatening new areas of la this morning. griff jenkins joins us now from pacific palisades. griff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rachel. those winds are starting to pick up as the sun is rising over the apocalyptic scenes of the homes and buildings charred and decimated like the one behind me. entire neighborhoods are destroyed. the palisades fire, 11% contained. some 25 times the size of central park there in new york. the eaton fire, the other fire they're following, 15% contained after claiming 14,000 acres. meanwhile, on the ground and in the sky the firefighters battling areas like mandeville county, trying to stop the fires from coming down the canyon and threatening densely populated areas like brentwood and it's emotional story after emotional story. we heard from one homeowner who talked about why he chose to stay behind t

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stearns & foster® what comfort should be learn more at stearnsandfoster.com.as declared a public health emergency as these deadly wildfires burn. you see the smoke and the haze and the hazardous rubble and the burnt out buildings, what are the effects on your health from this catastrophe? ffox news senior medical analyst dr. marc siegel is here with the very latest on this. people are walking around their burnt homes. the incinerated ruins of the smoke. even if you live there you are living in your living room you find you have this burnt accurate horrible smoke affects what are people doing, what are the effects of this? >> you set me up beautifully, eric but where the heads of the emergency room at ucla has been saying to me there is a delay. people don't come to medical care right away people got injured in the power outages and the power lines coming down. people are short of breath having pulmonary issues there is anxiety they don't go right away the starting to come to the ucla er now but cedar cyanide done something interesting. they stop their elective

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their children's lives were an endless cycle of abuse and neglect, foster care, reunification, and neglect all over again. even in regions that have enough beds, there is no guarantee. in 2023, andrea elliott publish a book called "invisible child" about a young girl whose family had been involved in the child welfare system for decades. the mother and father enter at least a dozen treatment programs, both residential and outpatient, and they seem to have no part trouble getting into them, but no sooner did do they get cleaned then something goes wrong and they returned to using. agencies are constantly forced to judge the likelihood of r reha for these parents who do take steps toward getting clean. and is an incredibly difficult call. we've been doing this for decades without much innovation. but there are rumors of hope thanks to new addiction treatment and progress, and that is what we are here to talk about today. i'm excited to welcome alex jutca, the director of office of analytics, technology and planning, allegheny county department of human services. he oversees data analytics, s

foster. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? mr. mcgovern: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, criminals are stealing snap benefits from hungry families. leaving them without enough money to buy food. that's why i worked with speaker emerita pelosi and leaders at the house agriculture committee to write law reimbursing these families who were the victims of left through no fault of their own. since the law was enacted in 2022, over 20,000 families in my home state of massachusetts have gotten their benefits back. that's a huge success. sadly, the law expired at the end of last year. we won a hard fought extension in the continuing resolution to ensure that no family falls through the cracks, but this is one of the provisions billionaire elon musk are ordered the rep

i'm 0lly foster. here's what's coming up for you on sportsday. spot in the fa cup, knocking out arsenal on penalties. ten—man barcelona hit five past real madrid in the spanish super cup. and a desert rose: justin rose's great britain and ireland team win the team cup in abu dhabi. hello there. welcome along. it has been a gripping day in the third round of the fa cup. the two most successful sides in the history of the competition were facing each other with the 13—time winners and holders manchester united knocking out 14—time winners arsenal on penalties. that's after the game finished 1—1. they won the shoot—out 5—3 withjoshua zirkzee scoring the winning kick after united's turkish keeper altay bayindir had saved from kai havertz.

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