i know, but you caribbean territories, palm gary and involved gary and politicians have previously shared their desire to see a return of some of the historic land if the ukrainian states would ceases to exist as a result of the conflict, the hon. gary in our homeland movement will claim trans card pay the late fee, so that on will not be truly solved for until we restore the remaining and stayed within its not so late notice. but sarabia must return home. no book aveena cannot be forgotten. no ken transcript bossier. there was nothing more logical than the return of southern besser robbie. a, back to bulgaria. ukraine is falling apart and at the future peace. congress which will decide the fate of the state bull gary and must assert its claims to bold gary investor robbie a was a lot of it putting has said that ukraine might eventually find out if it costs just how friendly it's friends actually on a medium you agreed to what's the length of ukraine? we know how ukraine got them stalling, gave them away after world war 2. the gave away parts of the produce lands, the bulb, and so on. tho

gary a leading voice in, artificial intelligence. he's a cognitive scientist well known for his research in language development and cognitive neuroscience as a successful entrepreneur was the founder of robust a.i. and geometric a.i., which was acquired by uber through significant work in research. gary has anticipated many of the contemporary a.i. limitations. his fascinating new book, jamie silicon valley how we can ensure that a.i. for us explains what is lacking the greatest risks and what a comprehensive air policy should look like. spoiler alert there's going to be a lot of skepticism skepticism. moderating tonight's program has rachel. she's senior editor at kqed valley newsdesk and a frequent moderator at the commonwealth club. please join me in welcoming gary marcus and rachael myrow. well, as you've just heard, this is not going to be the of a booster. in fact, i thought i might start out a by reading a list here from page 70 the biggest in media at risks of generative ai. let's just read it out disinformation market manip

. >> reporter: we met gary o'hara grieving in his georgia home. was 28-year-old staff sergeant ryan o'hara. he survived a tour in afghanistan, only to be killed in the skies over washington, d.c. what do you want people to remember about this moment and your son's sacrifice? >> he loved being in the military. he was so proud of being in the army. >> reporter: when news of the midair collision first broke wednesday night, all gary o'hara heard was black hawk down. >> i know what the routine is, so it could have been anybody in his group. i just knew. i just knew that it was him. my heart just broke. >> reporter: and how did they tell you? >> i didn't get confirmation until two army soldiers knocked on my door yesterday morning. >> reporter: and said? >> to deliver a letter to say, that, you know, your son appears to have been killed in a tragic accident. seeing two army officers at my front door, it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: ryan o'hara's body has been recovered from the potomac river. >> you know, it was very touching to see the other soldiers

he gets the last word with gary payton. steph curry never got hot from deep.e had 14, but he went 1 of 6 from beyond the arc, misses from the corner midway through the fourth and on the other end devin booker hits the three leading all scorers with 31. you guessed it. phoenix cruised 130-105 and dropped the warriors record. >>> second round from pebble beach, this dog having a better day than a lot of the players. not having as much fun was world number one scottie scheffler. he got too close to the water on 18, so you go to the rocks, but look at that shot, knocks it back onto the fairway and, of course, he pars the hole. i would have quit golf. sepp straka chips in just off the green for birdie. he won two weeks ago in palm springs, tied for the low score of the day, 7 under 65. he's going to take a three-shot lead going into the weekend. >>> back on tuesday, notre dame defeated georgia tech 71-68, but not every fighting irish fan was happy, especially the random fan who texted head coach micah shrewsbury during the game to get the coach's thoughts. >> whoev

gary and mary, thank you so much for for joining us. i'm so sorry that we're talking under these circumstances. gary, can you just talk a little bit about about ryan, because my understanding is he was such a good crew chief that he was the guy called upon to train other crew chiefs in everything about the blackhawk. >> yeah. >> that's correct. he had. >> been doing this for ten years. um, he was a natural. >> born teacher. uh, loved working with people. loved working in the blackhawk. so, uh, part of his mission is to, you know, not only train other crew chiefs, but to work with the pilots when they go on different missions and when they go on an actual assignment in the field. the crew chief doubles as the door gunner. so that would that was his responsibility as well. when he was in afghanistan. >> mary, you must have been so concerned about him when he was in afghanistan as the crew chief, as gary was saying, he was the the door gunner on those missions. >> yes. >> absolutely. um. >> i was. >> worried the entire. >> time he was over

gary k going to pick them off and he's got a couple names to share.litary you're really close with your brothers and your sisters that are in the military with you. and when you get out of the military, you kind of lose that until you find a new family. we can talk about our struggles and the things that we did overseas and not everybody can do that. adam! how's it going, brother? we live pretty close to each other. so he's always coming over. when i go to jack's house, we watch a lot of football, hang out. we go outside the friendship has kind of grown into a family i was overseas on a deployment. i got separated from my marines and i got hit in the neck, and it broke my neck and paralyzed me. 14 years ago, i was on a training mission. did a military freefall, and i had some faulty equipment. i hit the ground. going, 30 to 40 knots and was instantly paralyzed. i met jack fanning when he invited us to park city, utah, through his foundation. i was able to actually get on the mountain and ski with my family, i can't put into words what that meant. i go

i'm looking at the words of gary francione, who worked closely with you in peta.d this of your own use of sexual and, as he would see it, misogynist images in your campaigning — he said, "the notion of using sex "and sexism to sell the animal rights issue "started to emerge, and it made no sense. "as long as we commodify women through sexism, "we will continue to commodify non—humans." he was saying, you know, it simply doesn't... gary's a man, and he likes to say things, and he's quite hateful to some people! but i'm a woman, and if i want to take off my clothes, i absolutely will. and any other woman should have the right to do that, especially to make a serious point. and it's notjust done frivolously. a reporter from the times said to me, "you take off your clothes all the time. "let me have the photographer take your picture naked, "standing on your office desk." and i said, "it doesn't work that way. it's for a cause. "i'll go down..." — and i did — "..to smithfield market, "and i'll hang naked with the pigs, "and you can see that our flesh looks the same. "

gary fr fran see on joins us. why did you leave, professor?action to that was that that would require that there be -- there was an empowerment of -- it was characterized as empowerment of predators act. as if we have had a problem decide hog is a boy or girl for decide hog is on high school sports team. troubled by progressive issue. as a progressive i'm troubled by right. deeply problematic for men to be claiming the ability to define and dhorm is a member of the class of women. i'm liberal pluralist in the sense that i believe that people ought to live and look and love how they wish. but, i don't think that, you know, that freedom extends to when you are harming others. when you are going into women's toilets or being on their sports teams or getting into their shower rooms or changing rooms or prisons or whatever, i think that's problematic. and i can't -- i think, unfortunately, the democratic party has moved from being a party that was focused on class issues and on the disparity between rich and poor and gone into this identity politic

ktvu jesse gary joins us live from the newsroom.as investigators discovered a motive behind the attack. >> lamonica, good morning to you. and no motive. it's all still baffling to martin olive, the founder and co-owner of the vapor room. the unfortunate experience has so shaken him that he's decided today will be the last day for the doors of that business to remain open. surveillance video now of the january 27th crime in san francisco's south of market neighborhood. and this is chilling. suspect chester chong gets off an e-bike, pulls out a glock nine millimeter pistol, walks towards olive and starts shooting. olive was hit seven times, suffering wounds to his face, torso and arm, but no vital organs hit and he didn't suffer any damage to his spine as he lie on the sidewalk, bystanders rushed to help him and keep him alive. one woman literally used the shirt off her back to apply pressure to his wounds until first responders arrived. >> literally, the shirt off her back and she happened to be a nurse and i she was like an angel. l

right, right gary's book, very, yes. um, thank you much for coming to speak. i think maybe i can out ourselves as dsa so don't hate me. but i think it was. yeah, it was interesting to hear your perspective professor. i think the question i had was i feel like you've outlined really clearly that there was this inherent contradiction existed, right, in which you had communist party members criticizing you, like who wanted to have this egalitarian society at the time were in favor of this like campus know, soviet kind of foreign policy. and i'm curious, you could talk a little bit more about the why of that so like why it that there was this draw towards the soviet foreign policy or why was it possible for this contradiction to happen. i'm particularly curious because. you know, dsa is a very organization. there are a lot of different guess positions within it, some of which are more campus than others. and so i as we're grappling these questions as the younger generation, i'm curious if you're able to just speak more towards, you know, what is the why behind thi

i'm assistant fire chief gary steen. i would like to think the u.s. army corps of engineers col. pera and all our other partners through the process. we would like to provide an update on the recovery operations. throughout the day are police and fire crews have been working closely with the u.s. army corps of engineers for recovery and salvage operations. as of this update, we have positively identified 55 sets of remains. during recovery and salvage operations today, additional human remains were located. these remains as well as remains that have been recovered previously are in the process of being positively identified by the office of the chief medical examiner of the district of columbia. all those involved in these efforts continue to work diligently at several sites. at this point we will now take questions. reporter: [inaudible] >> no, we are still at 55 positively identified. yes, sir? reporter: question for the colonel, if i may. we talk yesterday saying that these were experienced pilots in this airspace. is there reason army helicopters would be flying above the 200

ktvu is jesse gary and christien kafton out live in the elements. but right to chief meteorologist bill martin. we go. bill, where are we at right now with this storm? >> yeah, a little bit of a break in the north bay, mike, but the rain is still falling in parts of the south bay. let's take a look at the current radar, and you'll see the yellows representing the heavy rain. this is over the last few hours. i want you to see that band move through the bay area. rainfall rates a half inch an hour. an inch an hour in some areas. lots of road, roadside puddling and some flooding. and some urban and small stream flooding. here we are right now at 6:00. most of the showers have moved off there in the livermore valley down towards san jose. you're seeing scattered showers, but for the most part, the heavy rain has moved on. and with that heavy rain moving on, we've got skies beginning to clear. now that's the story here. we've got a bunch of rain. we get a break tomorrow. if we didn't have a break tomorrow, we would have real problems. things were just ge

ktvu is jesse gary reports. >> san jose resident irene smith monday night dressed for rain but worriedout a more impending storm related to her homeowner's insurance policy. she's been with state farm for years and is now staring at a substantial rate hike. >> with the utilities continuing to go up. and now insurance is continuing to go up. i mean, i've been lucky to keep state farm. i've enjoyed my business relationship with them. but the rates going up. it's going to be too high for a lot of people to handle. >> on the first business day of the new week, state farm executives petitioning the state for a 22% rate increase to help avert a more dire situation for the more than 2.8 million policies issued by state farm general, including 1 million state farm general homeowners customers and the insurance market in the state of california. >> state farm is in some serious financial problems. i mean, they they're in a situation right now where six months ago they put in for an emergency rate increase with the department of insurance for about 30%. >> that first appeal came before last mont

. victor no bush, the summit's complaint to actual nice town see is going to be spelled wrong ball gary in general, just as one has been writing about us bio labs for over 10 years today the investigation has led to crime in shortly before the pen into the united with russia, the americans have begun to acquit the form a anti playstation, such as a da selma brought to us from the style. so did you want me to come to the phone you to where it says the running go good school go to know will say do you need your create a lot of sort of 6 flemish sol, item for them they can do a lot of body dining and stuff that's completely of of that i'm oh oh good us up. all gods on you for to be so loyal to the for the comment for washing and amazing. that was jim. uh, rosie is this uh phone. yeah. doesn't go send you the, the skill austin doesn't. e mailed all nice prussia, which i'm going to concert, shimmering 1000 any miles. so newport charging for a month system deluxe swimming. let's see. and move option. go to somebody. i don't know. first of all, let's go ahead but ok, so down the, tell me what

jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. frank. christina. back across the bay to you in oakland. >> so then at this point, it's still too soon to determine whether or not anybody could potentially face charges in something like this. >> it's too soon because the police haven't charged anyone. we have to wait for the police report. but officials here are bracing for this to continue and to get much deeper. >> all right, jesse gary, live for us in san bruno. jesse. thank you. we want to get now to some breaking news in philadelphia, where there are reports of a small plane crash. our sister station posted this video a short time ago showing burning debris on the roadway and a large police presence there, reporting that this crash happened in a neighborhood not too far from the northeast philadelphia airport, serving small, private and commercial flights. we're still gathering some information here, but we'll give you these live images from the scene. now you can see a heavy police presence with first responders all around that area. cars are o

host: this is gary in westville, illinois. democrat. good morning. caller: yes, i really don't understand how these people can keep saying, like the man before, when they have so many new billionaires buying the media up. they own newsmax. anything you say wrong on the left, the radical left now, because we are radicals. jesus was a socialist. he believed in helping your fellow man. i said, how can trump get away with paying $600 a year in income tax. i never made more than $13 an hour in my life. my last job was a janitor under our union, and you know how much i pay in taxes? these people will think, that is hamburger wages and all of this stuff. if you make $30,000 a year you are paying about $150 a week out of your check. i am a family man and these corporate welfare, you don't think it is giving people drilling oil and stuff money to look for oil to charge us money? the left is elitist. how can we be elitist when that guy never worked today in his life. he filed for bankruptcy seven times. me, you, and the regular people, every seven years you ca

i interviewed gary morales, who actually stabbed brian watkins.rnandez, who slashed mr. watkins. and both admitted they were involved. and both said johnny was not. lester holt (voiceover): hughes also watched the original interrogation videos. and for the first time, he saw how that other suspect told cops that hincapie and another teen were not at the crime scene. lester holt (voiceover): hughes was intrigued, especially when he heard the suspect say a second time that hincapie was not involved. woman (on recording): it was six, ok. yeah, because the two of them left. lester holt (voiceover): a tape hincapie's jury never saw. the more investigated it, the more i came to believe that he might be telling me the truth. there is not a shred of forensic or physical evidence. but he confessed. he confessed not after 15 days of interrogation, but after just several hours. yeah. like most people, you can't possibly fathom admitting you did something that you didn't do. nobody does that. nobody would think they're capable of doing it. but the truth is, a

jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. claudine, back over the mountain to you in oakland. >> yeah, jesse, i know when a pga puts out those maps and you find your address, sometimes they can give you an idea of how long it will take for you to get your power back on. and it sounds like these folks are just preparing for the long haul regardless. >> yeah, i mean, they've they've said, you know, hopefully everybody should get back on by 6:00 this evening. but, you know, that changes because the wind is so strong. i mean, literally sitting parked. and you could feel the car bouncing up and down from the wind. so that's going to impact how safely crews can work to reattach lines and get the lights back on. so 6th may be later than that. >> all right. well we hope it's sooner than later. thank you so much, jesse. and the fox local app is your home for updates. during this storm. you can get live radar anytime and extra updates from our team of meteorologists. just download the fox local app from your phone's app store and pick

jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. gary, back to you in oakland. >> all right, jesse, thanks so much for that report issue that we will continue to follow. all right. today, president trump again claimed that he is making california safer by ordering unscheduled releases from two dams in the central valley aimed at helping fire ravaged southern california. the president has authority over the federal system called the central valley project. experts say the newly released water about 2.2 billion gallons from two reservoirs east of visalia, will not flow to southern california and is being wasted by being released during the wet winter season. >> so that water would normally come out in the summer or later in the fall. when we're growing a lot of crops and they really it's very hot and dry in that area, but it's got great soil, so the farmers need that water at that time to grow crops. >> california senator adam schiff criticized the president's order as stupid and ridiculous and dangerous and wasteful, saying it is a w

jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. alex will go back across the bay to you in oakland. >> all right, that sounds good. and jesse, it does. you do get the sense that even though we have seen several no confidence votes here from several cities in san mateo county, that that has not been enough at this point to pressure sheriff corpos to step aside. and it seems as though this issue ultimately will be put to the voters. as you said. >> the sheriff is duly elected. so there's, you know, she can't be pressured to, you know, to, to give up her job unless she really wants to and she's indicated she does not. there is also a reports that they were considering offering her a kind of a buyout to get her to leave, but she has resisted that as well. so the only, the only other option for a duly elected sheriff would be to change the charter of the county, which is up for voters on march the 4th. they'd have to pass measure a that gives the power to supervisors to remove a sitting sheriff with cause. alex. >> all right. we will co

nbc's gary grumbach is following this for us.y, what is the latest on the investigation into the crash and the changes being made at reagan airport as a result? >> hey there kristie. it's just one aircraft incident after another. these days. but here in. >> washington. >> the investigation by the ntsb certainly does continue as they are continuing to pull. wreckage out of the potomac river. they've gotten most of the airplane. >> we can see. now they're starting to pull up. as you. >> can. >> see, a. >> live picture here. >> some of. >> the. >> choppers, some. >> of the helicopter debris. and now. >> of course. >> that. >> all 67. victims have been recovered and identified. there's a couple changes. related to how. >> dca airspace. is going to work. >> for now. first of. >> all. >> unless you're. >> a law enforcement. >> chopper, a. >> medevac chopper, or a presidential helicopter. >> you are not. >> allowed within the potomac. >> river area. of dca airspace. >> that is, for. >> the next several. weeks at least. >> and second. >>

michigan senator gary peters, thank you for your time, sir.ate it. >> great to be. >> with you. >> any minute now, the senate intelligence committee will hold its closed door vote on tulsi gabbard's nomination for director of national intelligence. just this morning, she got a major boost when republican senator todd young, who initially appeared skeptical, said he will support her. i want to bring in nbc's capitol hill correspondent sahil kapur, as well as former congresswoman donna edwards and msnbc political analyst sahil. we've been watching senators go into the closed door hearing. do we have a good idea of gabbard chances, and will we ever know who voted for and who voted against? >> first. >> chris. >> yes, we do. expect the senate intelligence. committee is meeting right around now behind closed. >> doors to. >> vote on the nomination of tulsi gabbard for dni. we do expect her to be reported out. >> of committee favorably. >> the reason. >> is. >> there are. nine republicans. >> on this committee. >> eight democrats. we don't know if.

in michigan, my good friend and predecessor as chair gary peters is retiring. we have a deep bench in michigan and i am confident we will hold that seat. thankfully we have some great opportunities, as well. we have to defeat susan collins in maine. maine is a blue state. we can beat her. she is a tough candidate, vice president harris won maine so i am optimistic we can build on that momentum, find the right candidate and win. in north carolina, senator tillis will be our top target. he nearly won in 2020 and with the right candidate we will win this race. if you look at the north carolina map, we are up the next two cycles. if we spend a lot of time building the grassroots and doing early outreach and building up campaign headquarters, we can win two seats out of north carolina. believe it! there are a number of states that can be in play depending on the environment. these are some red states -- don't get nervous -- it matters who runs, who gets primary, it matters the dynamic of a midterm election against trump. remember 2006. those dynamics helped us flood

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i'm jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> mexico's president, claudia sheinbaum said today her country has taken in nearly 11,000 deported migrants from the u.s, according to reuters. that number included 2500 people from countries other than mexico. this week, mexico deployed its first wave of national guard troops at the u.s. border as part of a deal with president trump after he threatened to hit mexico with tariffs. >> 19 democratic attorneys general are suing the trump administration to stop the department of government efficiency from accessing data held by the treasury department. the attorneys general, including rob bonta of california, say that access to that payment system would violate federal privacy laws. they say the records contain sensitive personal information, such as social security and bank account numbers. for millions of americans. bonta called the treasury's decision to allow the department, headed by billionaire elon musk, access to the payment system a, quote, gross and blatant power grab. >> president trump has no constitutional, statutory or regulatory authority

gary: thanks, everybody. let me state that any comments i make here are reflective of myself and out of the murphy institute, although we are glad to have sponsored the event. if you look at the report you saw that inequality has been rising and we are anticipating in the future that inequality will rise. if you're in my class you would have to write an extra paper for what about inequality that i find troubling is that if you think about this thing in the context of a social contract, where the social contract says, look, anyone, anywhere can rise up the economic and social letter. having a great deal of inequality, especially as we have seen it here in the united states, isn't that big a deal because of the fact that we still believe in this idea of mobility. you have these really broad ranges of inequality but no one is stationary. people can move up and down the ladder at will, so starting position isn't that important. our data and the research that i would put forth would say that is just a myth. that t

i want to go to gary in nevada. gary. >> hello jim cramer. >> this is gary crawford from the. >> special effects at lightyear. >> special effects. >> thank you, mr. crawford. >> thank you. >> so my. >> question is. >> in reference to boeing. i've been. following your advice. >> and taking. >> a little bit off the top every time i make a little profit. and it's really helped me go get advantages every day. so in the process, boeing was up yesterday and i was able to sell one share, which doesn't sound like a lot. >> no it doesn't. it is a lot. it is a lot, sir. if i could get everybody to buy one share of a really good stock, i have one, i have one. but i will tell you this. i would not be a seller of boeing anymore. i think they've really gotten together. and i would if it dipped, i'd buy that one share back and never, ever say that that's not a lot of stock. when in 1984. i was told to buy one share of berkshire hathaway. did i do it? no. it would have made $200,000 from $2,000. so one share is a great deal. i'm go

what's the word on the street there, gary?are disassociated from their community. all i hear people talking about is why is all this money and effort going into people who are not citizens of this country? especially the african-american community in the city. they want to know why those resources weren't put into those communities instead of putting it into harboring people who are not citizens of this country. i personally believe that we should be a welcoming country but there is a process. you can't just walk into the country. we know what it has done with fentanyl. >> dana: bring up chicago alderman lopez seems to get it. watch here. >> i think the mayor is listening to the constituents he cares most about. the hyper liberal white progressives in the city of chicago. he is not concerned about african-americans. >> we have the ability to work with ice, they wouldn't be here. that's not what the mayor supports or his socialist allies support. thankfully the pendulum is swinging in our favor. >> dana: do you think it is swin

among those who spoke at his memorial was former a's pitcher dave stewart basketball hall of famer gary payton. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. you feel like your phone is listening in on you. well, you're certainly not alone. who got the details on a multi-billion dollar lawsuit against amazon. >> plus, young people across the bay area rally in support of undocumented immigrants as deportations and arrests continues in one. we're bringing you the latest on that deadly plane crash over philadelphia. witnesses walking us through the chaotic scene. >> and atmospheric river will bring periods of rain to the bay area. will also see >> we're staying on top of a developing story. a large fire sparks about the martinez refinery, injuring 6 people. this is a live look now at that fire in contra costa county. see its. just kind of sending us some smoke from that pillow over there started saturday afternoon. the blaze prompted a shelter-in-place order for parts of the nearby area. well, thankfully, that was lifted after fire crews shut off a valve that was leaking fuel. the tense situatio

former duck kevin durant talking trash with gary peyton. i wouldn't mess with the glove. up 56- 47. devin booker taps it down the court. suns led by 11 at the half. late third, durant had 10 points and had not made a run. kd finished with 19 and got the last word with peyton. steph curry never able to get hot from deep. he had 14, he went one of six from beyond the arch. misses from the corner. mid-way through the fourth. then on the other end. devin booker hits the three. booker led all scores with 21. phoenix absolutely cruised 130-105 dropping the warriors record to 24-24. >> lets go to some golf, second round having a much better day than players that aced the other day. scottie sheffler he got close to the water. his second shot off the rocky peak. very impressive. ended up parring the hole. sheffler tied for 20 after shooting a 270. chips in from just off the green for a birdie. he won two weeks ago in palm springs. tied for the low score of the day 7 under 65. he takes a three shot lead going into the weekend. >> back on tuesday, notre dame defeated georgia tech 71

among those who spoke at his memorial was former a's pitcher dave stewart and basketball hall of famer gary payton. next. in sports, a stunning trade in the nba late tonight. ben ross will have all the details coming up. >> stick with us. for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noi

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ktvu is jesse gary has that story. >> there's a lot of damning evidence that says that she should betepping down, and her unwillingness to do so is really what is causing this push. >> san mateo mayor rob newsom says the city's five council members are set to debate thursday night on a no confidence vote against sheriff cristina corpos. bad will between the sheriff, elected officials and two unions took another turn wednesday. this, as the deputy sheriffs association and sergeants association both endorsed measure a, which would give the board of supervisors the power for a limited time to remove corpos from office with cause. >> sheriff corpos has created an abusive and corrupt work environment. there has been a loss of confidence in her leadership. >> shortly after this news conference, the county's undersheriff sent a memo saying in part, it is likely that anyone who has been in a specialty position for more than three years will be cycled out to provide opportunities for other team members. for our organization to continue to evolve, we need to have a well rounded team. union mem

maybe they should listen to you, gary. thank you so much for joining us. we very much appreciate you. >> thank you for having me. >> todd: a pleasure. car ca car todd, back in action another monday. going to be another busy week. >> todd: they all are. "fox & friends" begins. >> carley: right now. ♪ >> steve: and our busy week starts right now. 6:00 on this couch here in new york city. we currently have 30 degrees. it has dried, snowed overnight. welcome to the wednesday -- rather the monday february 3rd edition of "fox & friends." secretaries kristi noem and pete hegseth as you can see taking first trips to southern border since being sworn in. >> so now these national guard members that are down here they have full authority. >> steve: lawrence is right there live. good morning, lawrence. where he jest met with the secretary of homeland security and secretary of defense later today. >> ainsley: president trump is set to speak with leaders of canada and mexico as tariffs are set to go into effect tomorrow. we will tell you what this means for you and your

ktvu is jesse gary has the story. >> flanked by female students and surrounded by children, president donald trump on wednesday using his pen to produce sweeping change in the world of sports. >> so we are restoring sanity and common sense. very simply to our government. we're defending the rights and safety and pride of the american people, including our great, great, great female athletes. >> in large, looping strokes. mr. trump signing an executive order banning trans athletes from participating in women's sports. supporters say the move safeguards competitions and their outcomes. >> my administration will not stand by and watch men beat and batter female athletes, and we're just not going to let it happen. and it's going to end and it's ending right now. >> yet another executive order that is going to be challenged legally because it is not lawful. >> professor margaret russell is a constitutional law expert at santa clara university. she says trump's executive order violates the equal protection and due process clauses of the u.s. constitution. >> people who are going to be injur

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those who spoke at his memorial where former a's pitcher dave stewart and basketball hall of famer gary> now let's talk about the raiders. they just hired a new offensive coordinator. yes, and the forty-niners were world well represented during the pro bowl. we've got aaron wilson with a look at both stories. >> the forty-niners will they were well represented in orlando. george kittle cow. you shake fred warner end nick bosa all taking part in the festivities. this becoming the 1st quarter of the pro ball where the nfc is leading at this point by 7 jared goff searching for an open role. so he's right. connects with a diving kyle. use right there. you can count that one of the touchdown. and he does the extra point celebration with kittle there that the nfc now least 27 after that. closing moments of the 3rd nfc leaving right 9 at this point. baker mayfield, this time throw the dart to george kittle in the end zone and he does his celebratory spike right there in the end zone. the forty-niners getting a lot of action in the pro bowl. they now lead by 16 on that one. but nick bosa, he sa

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gary kaltbaum with me this morning.g, will the huge spending on a.i. pay off? >> it better, and i say that because, you know, i watch the semiconductor group all the time. i follow 85 stocks, and a lot of them are just crashing. the only ones that aren't are the a.i. because of the promise of, i guess, it's over a trillion dollars of spending in the next two, three years that are being announced. if so, number one, the spending were the get done, and number two -- better get done and, number two, it better bear fruit, or i think or else. i always worry about a overpromising and then eventually underdeliveringing. let's hope it comes through. stuart: okay. which big tech names do you still like? >> right now the relative strength is in meta and in netflix and in amazon. but amazon reports after the close anding you know, anything's possible. google was strong, alphabet was strong and then it gagged on their earnings reports. so you've got to be a little bit careful. and there are other big tech stocks now that are down f

ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary. he joins us live in downtown san jose, where an immigrants rights rally was held earlier today. and the same time that lawsuit against federal governments was announced. jesse. good afternoon, frank. >> good afternoon to you and members of various impacted communities here in the south bay are joining forces as santa clara county, joining forces with the city of san francisco fighting what they say is an abuse of power in the white house that is washing over the nation. late friday morning, a tapestry of activists from various south bay groups taking to the streets of downtown san jose. they're united. message stand together or fall under oppression. >> san jose at times can feel a little divisive. and if you were born and raised here like i am, you know, we tend to operate very secularly. each group tends to stay with their own group, but right now we need to come together on a united front. >> that rallying cry being fueled by the trump administration's efforts to deport undocumente

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