hanna: yeah.'m obviously not privy to all of the ins and outs, but i know that this deal was available a long time ago, and i do think that prime minister netanyahu was an impediment to getting him home sooner. as ecstatic as we are that he is here, it took a really long time, and there are a lot of people still being held. i worry that prime minister netanyahu's incidents, and the way he's been thinking about this, have not changed. there are reports and israeli media that he was thinking about changing of the leadership, other entities in the israeli government are essential to negotiations. doing that in the middle of the deal, in the middle as things are moving forward, could endanger that, could jeopardize that peace. so, yeah, i'm very worried, and i'm counting on the trump team to push him on this. i think they will. amna: your uncle was also released into really a sea of hamas fighters. when they paraded him out in that way. hamas still has a presence, a very strong one there. could still

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communications director along with the author of one generation away, rnc youth advisory council, rylan holly hanna. this is interesting for me because it always gives us a chance to really break down what is happening. i am loving this but i'm sure there are people in d.c. and elsewhere who feel this is a bridge too far because they are going line by line through the big budgets and they are finding all sorts and all manner of malfeasance. in fact before you wait and let me share this. this is the cover of "time" magazine. it shows president mosca? they did not call him that but basically they are giving him that sort of five with the cover. what do you think of that and how are things going with the white house as they continue to look at the books? >> kevin, we are paying millions of dollars to countries you hate us. they should be allowed to hate us for free. on behalf of generations that i want to say thank you, america is an officially unburdened by what has been in this case this decade of a great just venting, agreed just government waste that has saddled my generation with the $32 trillion

. >> i'm hanna, i'm a senior data analyst. >> good morning, my name is mckenna, i'm a pediatric oncologyesearcher. >> my name is samantha, i'm in law school, focused on intellectual property. >> i'm chelsea, i worked as an oncology study manager for a pharmaceutical company where i manage cancer research trials. >> i'm james, a special education teacher. will: look at that, teachers, oncology researchers, law school. you can ask them about their training but it's going to have to i assume take a back seat to the education. charlie: cheerleading is not a full-time job. >> i assumed it was a full-time job. there was no time to do anything else except be a cheerleader. will: clearly, that's not the case. there's a lot of time to exercise the mind, not just the body. these guys have been up to it. they've had an amazing season. the eagles started the year in brazil and so you started the year in brazil. you were one of the guys that made the trip. >> yes, absolutely. going there internationally was amazing because their passion for their country was absolutely amazing. it reminded me of the

someone on social media i follow that lives in atlanta, hanna cox, she ventures right but she's moree middle. she took an exception to the idea that he's saying this is what christianity is. i didn't see it that way. if you look at her post, there's one person quotes scripture to say one thing, another person quotes scripture to say it means this or that. he's not creating a religious r ideological debate. he's saying your charity, your giving, your concern is related to proximity, responsibility to others is related to how they affect your life and how you expect them. we have state, federal government. i believe highest taxes should go local, not federally. it's not because i don't love the rest of the country, it's because that's where i live, that's my life, it's the water i drink the utility country. whether you bring to it your christian rel beliefs or you see that link, i think it's rooted on common sense, what the country is founded on. rachel: does it start at home, charity? charlie: for people to not care is to intellectualize it and say i care about people that are 1,000 m

work together on prevalence of five new members that are banks of indiana, senate sheet from ma oa hanna, et cetera duckworth from illinois and arizona. and senator from michigan. welcome to this committee. that was me before you you and i have had the experience of workingtogether previously. work together to see what veterans are well cared for at asmembers of this committee have an opportunity to express the views and make a difference in this arena. might work on this committee's almost always driven by what i hear from veterans. particulate home in kansas but also across the country. we will hear from a lot of veterans organizations as well. this is how do we make the v-8 vawork better? was it doing well, what is it not doing well? sometimes what it a time also is veterans as citizens in a group work to solve problems and access healthcare. benefits they've earned and thad achieved in their success in their service. i want them to be successful after their service. i expect the next secretary of veterans affairs to share a similar focus. the role of the secretary of the department o

from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping that you will join us next time as we go "into the wild." >> you know, since the super bowl this weekend, little bit of a buzz people talking about next year. >> so we will be in the u.s. and be really big this community for sure. >> now on the kron 4 morning news, the south bay anticipating big business with next year's super bowl. 60 slated to kickoff at levi's stadium. how business owners and city leaders are gearing up. plus, you are looking live right here at the superdome in. well, i don't think that is the superdome. they francisco. what a beautiful new san francisco. a lot of people waking up and likely tuning in to the big game way kicks off today. and a push for safer streets in san francisco's downtown. what mayor daniel miller is saying about a new task force. >> it said good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday, february, the 9th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with meteorologist john shrable who is back to join us this weekend. i get

from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna hoping you'll come along next time as i go into the wild. [music] >> the car going to tell oh, yeah. >> developing on the kron 4 morning news. this newly released body camera video shows hercules police tasing a man who says he was having a seizure. we're breaking down the lawsuit against the police department. plus, unconfirmed reports of a man pretending to be an ice agent san francisco. what community leaders want you to know? and a bay area radio station under investigation by the sec for its reporting on ice. the new questions raised about first amendment rights. >> it's 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday, february let's get your day started with a look at the weather first with meteorologist john shrable. good there, stephanie. it's going to be here with you on a saturday. >> and especially. >> a beautiful saturday and that we have gorgeous skies out there this morning. now, the catch to you as you're looking out the window near saying, oh, my gosh, i

from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna hoping you'll join me next time as we go into the wild. >> knew it was serious then because that's never happened. >> in the neighborhood, really scary. and it's so close to the care. developing on the kron 4 morning news, a refinery goes up in flames in martinez, injuring 6 people. >> we're breaking down. everything you need to know. plus, new speed cameras are coming to san francisco. how traffic safety advocates say they'll say rocks. and a strong weather system hitting parts of the bay area. inches of rain. we're tracking potential flooding. it said. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday, february. the second let's get started this hour with the weather with meteorologist kathy trafton. good morning, cathy. good morning, stephanie. it's a beautiful day. great day and this is bit of break. >> between yesterday's rain and then the next rain coming in. >> on monday. so it's light rain for us. maybe a half an inch of rain across much of the bay area, although there still is

from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll come along next time as i go into the wild. [music] developing on the kron. 4 morning news. a small plane carrying a child. >> crashes into a philadelphia neighborhood, setting homes and cars on fire. we know so far as federal officials investigate. plus, breaking overnight strike averted. the group representing costco workers across 6 states reaches an agreement with the company before the midnight deadline preventing thousands of workers from walking off the job. and rain returns to the bay area. we're tracking this atmospheric river and the flooding impacts. you could see. >> it said. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, february the first let's get you started with a look at the weather headlines with kathy trafton. good morning, cathy. good morning, stephanie. and welcome ever wear to a book. >> and a brand new weather pattern after a really dry january, unusually dry. >> finally, we get some rain has been a real concerr for our water supply.