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chris hansen is the host of take down with chris hansen. michael esther is the author of the comfort crisis. they both joined me now. michael i will get to you in a minute because your book changed my life. chris, tell me something. you actually said you were at one of these hearings years ago. >> i testified in front of congress in 2007 on this very issue and at that time in that year there were 100,000 reports of inappropriate context tween adults and children on social media platforms. last year there were 32 million such reports to the national center of missing and exploited children. last week my takedown team from true blue and i were in alabama doing another sting operation and still men are exploiting these social media platforms to meet children online for sex. >> this is the business model of the social media companies? or just a dark thing on the side they don't touch? >> i think it's both. i think on the surface they say they want to do something. but the reality is unless they are sued, and these cases go to a civil court and

the source of those unwanted calls in new york, connor hansen, fox news., everybody, that is going to do it for us. >> we're going to have much more, including a lot of highlights on the super bowl there in las vegas coming up tonight on the ten and 11:00 news. it's been a good game so far. >> it's a battle right now a lot of fun. all right. in the meantime you can always stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime by downloading downloading the fox local app to your tv. have a great night everyone. stay safe out there. good night. >> yeah. we'll see you at ten and 11. yeah. everyone i'm frank malika. welcome to like it or not a show where our panel weighs in on everything from major controversies to daily and no, ain't says, and today is a super bowl show where doing all things 49 ers

without the border piece in new york, connor hansen, fox news. coming up, hundreds of thousands of people are streaming into las vegas, and many of them are heading to the nfl experience. >> our cristina rendon will join us live with a look at all the action and some lucky football fans are now headed to the super bowl, all thanks to a hollywood actor. >> this. we'll explain this one coming up and the alert today from the state attorney general to c iforni ren two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. many of them actually stopping at the nfl experience at the mandalay bay hotel on the vegas strip. and

in new york, connor hansen, fox news. san francisco based company docusign announced today it is laying off 6% of its workforce. >> the company says it will cut more than 400 jobs as part of its restructuring plan, according to the online signature provider. the majority of the employees impacted by the layoffs will be within its sales and marketing department. once the restructuring plan is expected to be complete by the middle of next year. >> credit card debt in the united states is now increased to a new record high, according to a new york federal reserve report taught us credit card debt incurred increased by $50 billion in the fourth quarter of last year. total credit card balances stood at $1.133 trillion at the end of december. that is up more than 4.5% from the third quarter of 2023. and it's the highest credit card balance since at least the year 2003. space is under investigation over allegations of discrimination and sexual harassment. >> the california civil rights department is now looking into claims filed

. >> i just want to ask you, james hansen, the nasa expert who was one of the first on climate warningshas warned that unless there's some massively radical thing to happen very soon, the magic 1.5 degrees number will be surpassed. and there seems to be a struggle over the experts over that. where do you come down on that? >> well, i have the deepest respect for jim hansen and also for his colleagues who have a slightly different view. they agree on most things. you know, half of the calendar days in 2023 were actually above 1.5, and in november there were two days above a 2 degree margin above the preindustrial temperature. so, yes, we're running out of time to solve this in time, and we're running some unacceptably high risks with large global systems that are important for the flourishing of humanity that are being destabilized. so the sooner the better. the issue you're referring to is over how sensitive the climate is to more and more greenhouse gas pollution, and ultimately they agree on far more than they disagree. they're all saying the same thing, we've got to switch away from

connor hansen, fox news is ready. >> we got a wet period coming up as we move into the bay area.eekend starts tomorrow. lingers into saturday. sunday and perhaps into monday in some form or another. i think saturday looks like the wettest day, but lots is going to change when we look at the layout of the next three systems. essentially we've got storm one, two and three. 3rd may turn out to be three and four. we'll see. but that system one kind of goes through tomorrow. if that thing drops, it's still going to be good. like last night when i was looking at it, i was like, okay, this is going to be quarter inch even less. the models were real light on it. half inch and under. now it looks like it might be an inch inch and a half and under. so it's going to be more meaningful event. and then saturday is the strongest storm, i believe. and then the storm on sunday night into monday looks like it's got some game two, but not quite as strong. we'll see. here's how tomorrow looks. let's just take it when you get the storm series like these, i think i always say it, but you got to take

. >> fox's connor hansen has more from new york about what pentagon leaders are proposing. instead the draft resolution has not been adopted. >> for the third time, the us has vetoed a un resolution calling for a ceasefire in gaza. the us ambassador, linda thomas greenfield, says passing it could have derailed complex negotiations as several countries have been working on. she's insisting a hostage release should be part of the deal to stop the fighting, and the vetoed proposal would not have accomplished that. >> we're eager to continue working with the council on this proposal, one that would see a temporary cease fire as soon as practicable based on the formula . of all hostages being released. >> this comes as israeli troops close in on rafah in southern gaza, where hamas fighters have fled along with refugees and food and water is scarce. the us has tried to convince israel to avoid a major ground assault. >> there no attacks on rafah should should take place given current circumstances. >> the palestinians un ambassador said the veto would lead to more fighting while

connor hansen, fox news that's amazing. >> you know what? true story here.was in the fourth grade, i wanted to be an astronaut. and then i learned you couldn't take del taco food with you. true story. it really is. so that was a deal breaker for me right there. hi, everybody. good evening to you. taking a look outside right now, if you go on outside, you could probably see the 96% waxing gibbous moon. so that means it's on its way to becoming a full moon. and that will occur tomorrow night. but you won't be able to see it. we have increasing clouds tomorrow, but right now, clear skies, temperatures are in the 50s. it is 58 degrees in san jose. after realizing a high temperature today of 68 degrees, that's four degrees above average. low 50s right now in novato. if 58 degrees in concord, the winds are all under ten miles per hour. at all of our reporting stations, including half moon bay. but these winds will pick up about five miles per hour later tonight and rotate to the northeast at all. right. here we go. see this right here. this is pretty much a virga.

connor hansen, fox news. >> republican representative mike turner is urging the biden administration to declassify information about what he calls a serious national security threat. now, turner has not given any details, and the white house has declined to address it . house speaker mike johnson said there's no need for alarm in the near future. a congressional aide said it's possibly related to a spacex deployed russian anti-satellite weapon that may or may not have already been launched. >> problems linger for college applicants to apply for federal student aid. the growing frustration among california students and families, and rain and love in the air in san francisco tonight, the special wedding ceremonies out at city hall this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. wh

fox news connor hansen tells us the borrowers are finding out in an email. >> well, this plan is the most generous repayment program ever. >> more than 150,000 borrowers could be getting emails with a message from president joe biden saying their student debt has been wiped out. college is way too expensive. i went to grad school and had 150,000 in loans. >> when i when i graduated, but i, i paid those off a while ago to qualify, people need to have paid their student loans for ten years and borrowed $12,000 or less. >> the biden administration says this is the first round, and it cleared more than $1 billion in loans. >> i'm happy to have been able to forgive these loans because when we realize and we leave americans of their student debt, they're free to chase their dreams. >> biden's original, more extensive student debt relief plan was shot down by the supreme court. the administrator believes this plan will withstand any legal challenges. the president decided he wanted to make a political payoff, and that he was willing to do so in a way that congress does not appear to have sp

fox's connor hansen shows us how this landing is an important step to bringing humans back to the moon. >> odysseus has taken the moon for the first time since the apollo one mission more than 50 years ago. >> the u.s. is on the moon, but this time it's a private company. intuitive machines behind the mission. it follows several other recent attempts from different countries and companies. not all of them have been successful. all. >> there are a lot of players now. there are commercial players. there are government players. china, japan, india. america. russia. there are a whole lot of people trying to do good things to get humans back to the moon. >> nasa helped fund the project with $118 million. the odysseus lunar lander carried six nasa experiments. it also brought insulating fabric from columbia sportswear camera shoes and sculptures from a famous artist. >> it'll be a really important next step in establishing more of a longer time presence on the moon and testing new technologies for landing on the moon, researchers say. >> it's a crucial step towards putting humans back on the

fox's connor hansen has the details.ers in new hampshire received a robo call right before they headed to the polls. >> we'll need your help in electing democrats up and down the ticket. >> president biden's voice mimicked using artificial intelligence, once told them not to vote in the primary. >> that call was indeed a fake. >> we want to do as much as we can to give people comfort that we're not only on top of this, but we're holding people accountable. who who might try this? >> the federal communications commission traced the robo calls to a texas based company, life corporation, and this week, the fcc voted to make it illegal to use artificial intelligence to make those kinds of calls, letting the agency find the caller. in a statement, the agency said, quote, bad actors are using ai generated voices in unsolicited robo calls to extort vulnerable family members, imitate celebrities, and misinform voters. the fcc says unwanted calls and robo calls are its largest source of consumer complaints, with tens of billions

connor hansen, fox news. >> all right, pretty nice day today. had a plenty of sunshine and a few clouds. that's how it goes again tomorrow or tonight. and then tomorrow morning. clouds increase to the point that we get a few scattered showers in here. so things are changing around as you might guess, a weak front on on wednesday. on wednesday tomorrow. and it's actually stronger than we thought originally. originally last night when i was here, i was like, oh, maybe, you know, 10th of an inch, quarter of an inch, but this thing is going to produce perhaps a half inch to an inch of rain in some places on wednesday. so the models sort of regrouped. it stronger storm on saturday, and then another pretty strong windy storm on sunday. monday i think monday looks to be well sunday night into monday looks like it could be the sweet spot for this thing, but nonetheless, here we go right into tomorrow because that's what you're thinking about. it is valentine's day. you've got rain accumulations that most of us will be a quarter inch to 4/10 of an inch,

treatment as fox's connor hansen tells us, the diagnosis is drawing well-wishes from around the world and is prompting prince harry to travel to the u.k. to see his father, king charles, stepping away from some of his official duties following the news of his diagnosis. >> this buckingham palace is not saying exactly what kind of cancer he's fighting. king charles was photographed leaving church just a day before the news of his cancer diagnosis came out. >> he seemed to be looking pretty good, pretty independent. so while he is 75 years old, he's been, at least in appearance, very healthy and extremely active since he took over as the monarch. >> the king's diagnosis comes after a recent hospital visit for an enlarged prostate. buckingham palace says his doctors found a separate issue, which turned out to be a form of cancer. >> our thoughts are with the king. this is really with the king and his family. that's incredibly, um, sad news. >> despite a turbulent relationship in recent years, prince harry plans to visit his father on a trip back to the u.k. and that might be an opportuni

. >> tonight, fox news connor hansen has the latest now from kansas city. >> kansas city police have ruled out any connection to terrorism or extremism. but this community remains deeply disturbed by the outburst of violence, sending 11 children, some as young as six, to the hospital. but now the community starting to come together. >> we know lord, in the midst of all of this, you are right here with us. >> kansas city is still reeling, gathering at a vigil thursday night as the city tries to heal after wednesday's tragedy in the aftermath of yesterday day. >> we know that our community is struggling. our kids are struggling, as is our health care workforce. >> it should have never happened. >> nine of the children taken to the hospital were shot. all are expected to recover. police found several guns at the scene, but they're asking the public for help with any information or videos from the shooting. >> we'll do everything that we can both as a city and working with our state and federal partners to see that we can help avoid these types of situations. >> there were an estimated 1

fox's connor hansen has the details. voters in new hampshire received a robo call right before they headed to the polls. >> we'll need your help in electing democrats up and down the ticket. >> president biden's voice mimicked using artificial intelligence, told them not to vote in the primary. >> that call was indeed a fake. we want to do as much as we can to give people comfort that we're not only on top of this, but we're holding people accountable who who might try this? >> the federal communications commission traced the robo calls to a texas based company, life corporation, and this week, the fcc voted to make it illegal to use artificial intelligence to make those kinds of calls, letting the agency find the callers. in a statement, the agency said, quote, bad actors are using ai generated voices in unsolicited robo calls to extort vulnerable family members, imitate celebrity, and misinform voters, the fcc says unwanted. calls and robo calls are its largest source of consumer complaints, with tens of billions diale

in new york, connor hansen, fox news. this., fox two news at six. >> usually i would park behind the maritime museum. it's dark. it's a little scary. >> a san francisco swimmer just headed outor some early morning exercises in the hospital tonight, after he was badly beaten by carjackers this morning. >> he's so kind and he's also very physically strong. i mean, he is very strong. andrew, if you're seeing this, i hope you get well soon. we miss you. and we really love you. >> messages of support after the early morning attack in san francisco. good evening. i'm cristina rendon, and i'm greg lee. >> police say the two suspects attacked, beat and robd andrew carter at a rowing club near aquatic park. like most mornings, carter was just headed out for an early swim. other swimmers, now concerned for their friend and their own safety. new at six ktvu is crystal bailey is in the newsroom with more on carter and the community's reaction. crystal >> well, greg, this happened right outside the south end rowing club, where he was a memb

connor hansen, fox news. >> all right, back now to our weather here in california. governor newsom declaring a state of emergency for eight counties in southern california and millions of people continue to be on high alert tonight due to landslides and flooding. >> reporter christina gonzalez joins us now live near beverly hills with the latest on the situation there. christina, how's it looking? >> well, take a look. this is how it's looking. we're in the beverly glen area. it's above beverly hills and actually, it is the first time. time that it has not rained since saturday. and you can see what came off these hills when it started to rain as it continued to rain. and it's making for some pretty treacherous conditions. take a look. with our partners just trying to drive through benedict canyon is a nightmare. vehicles getting caught in the mud. but it's the debris in beverly glen and beverly crest that's doing this kind of damage. residents running out overnight when the sound woke them up, a very loud noise and a rumbling. >> and the power went out as well. and

down 19% since the door plug blowout, and its value is down about $27 billion in new york connor hansenfox news in southern california cleanup is now underway across malibu following this week's extreme weather. >> i want to show you some video of malibu canyon road, which is shut down following a major mudslide there. crews were hard at work today, clearing debris. there were rocks the size of cars that tumbled onto the roadway. search and rescue crews say when they first responded to the scene, they found one car damaged. but no driver inside. they say that person most likely ran from the scene or got a ride from a passerby by governor newsom's office released new numbers connected to california's storm water capture projects. >> cal has permitted or is working to permit, 45 billion gallons for groundwater recharge this winter season alone. that's enough for 1.3 million californians yearly usage. the state funded santa anita dam is also reporting it captured 95% of storm water runoff to groundwater recharging facilities. california has distributed $1 billion to support 13 recharge and

fox's connor hansen has the story. >> the american people are sick and tired of paying, in some cases ten times more for prescription drugs. the ceos of johnson and johnson, merck and bristol-myers squibb on capitol hill thursday questioned over high prescription prices and why americans pay so much more than other countries. >> committee chairman bernie sanders is grilling merck's ceo over the price of a life saving cancer drug. >> yes or no? is it true that the list price of keytruda is $191,000 a year in the united states? >> that is close to being true. yes. thank you. >> is it true that that same exact drug can be purchased in canada for 112,000 a year and $44,000 a year in japan, generally? >> yes. >> ceo robert davis arguing pricing can be extremely complicated and says middlemen in the pharmaceutical market are partly to blame for high costs. the drug makers say they're at the forefront of innovation and creating effective new drugs is expensive and takes years. the united states has built a health care system that prioritizes patient and physician choice. while some democrats

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. >> reporter: for trevor hansen, thoughts of the perilous drive will cave his love of skiing, at leasts weekend. >> didn't want to drive in it, didn't want to go in there, even sunday, without the roads might be too nicely. so we decided against it. it for next weekend, instead. >> reporter: with so much attention on the matches, the snow will bring potentially damaging conditions right here in the bay area. >> the most impact we will see is really in the financial area. we will see heavy rain, high winds starting thursday and continuing friday and for the weekend. please san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> download our free nbc bay area app, that qr code on the left side of your screen will take you right to our radar. . your phone's camera at that code to get to our weather page before you head out the door in the morning, check with our morning team for the latest on the weather and the traffic today in the bay begins at 5:00 in the morning. >>> it was a small one with plenty of people out there, 3.5 magnitude earthquake centered in discovery bay struck around 6:3

fox's carter hansen has more on the announcement from the president.s the most generous repayment program ever. >> more than 150,000 borrowers could be getting emails with a message from president joe biden saying they're student debt has been wiped out. college is way too expensive. >> i went to grad school and had 150,000 in loans when i when i graduated, but i, i paid those off a while ago. >> to qualify. people need to have paid their student loans for ten years and borrowed $12,000 or less. the biden administration says this is the first round, and it cleared more than $1 billion in loans. >> i'm happy to have been able to forgive these loans because when we realize and we leave americans of their student debt, they're free to chase their dreams. >> biden's original, more extensive student debt relief plan was shot down by the supreme court. the administration believes this plan will withstand any legal challenges. the president decided he wanted to make a political payoff, and that he was willing to do so in a way that congress does not appear to

we have victor davis hansen to weigh in there and senator tommy tuberville to clean up migrant crime. in stock market, we get an earnings report on nvidia which remember determine the market outlook. my riff former president trump gave a commanding important last night on laura ingraham's fox town hall, headline take away, i thought his unifying message about getting the country back on track for everyone. >> i don't care about the revenge thing, i know they usually use that word revenge. my revenge will be success. larry: and just to underscore that unity message, mr. trump described himself as a man of common sense. >> i'm a man of common sense, they say you are conservative or liberal or this, no we're people of common sense, we need bored ors, we don't want to give foreign aid it countries that hate us. larry: and speaking of common sense, president trump outlined his two top day one priorities. >> two things i will do, number one dril dril drill, baby, drill and the other thin thing. >> i had safest border. >> they are unif unifiers, closing the border and stopping what president

let's bring in jim hansen, who served in the us army special forces. jim, am i off base here? you saw the stats. you saw the card, you've seen the reaction. what do you think this was a pr exercise to generate a smokescreen to hide the fact that the biden administration doesn't think iran is our enemy. they're still under the delusional fantasy. that somehow, if we're just nice enough to them, if we just send them enough planeloads of cash, somehow they'll come around and stop being the largest state sponsor of terrorism and someone who kills americans with impunity. i think this is a disgraceful answer to what was an act of war by iran, and not their first against us, no doubt. i mean, they jim, they've been in war with us since the since 1979. i mean, they've been at war with us in iraq. how many of our troops, hundreds of our troops, guys we served with were killed by iranian made bombs? i mean, we know iran is at war with us. that's no doubt. so considering this administration, what would you like to see happen? or or or is there anything this administration could do, or a

fox news connor hansen has the details now of this new proposal. >> tensions are rising with russia followingnavalny and russian troops advancing in ukraine with the ongoing surge at the southern border and the escalating war in the middle east, president biden is ramping up pressure for congress to act. the way they're walking away from the threat of russia, the way they're walking away from nato, the way they're walking away from meeting our obligations, is just shocking. a bipartisan group in the house now has its own version of the bill. for one year. it proposes suspend the entry of inadmissible aliens at the border. it would also allow immigration officers to immediately detain and deport certain migrants and bring back the trump era, remain in mexico policy. >> we are having the discussion in congress, in the house concerning the issues of funding not only ukraine, but israel and taiwan. there are many members of the house that want to have the discussion about what is the path forward on funding for all three of those entities, the bipartisan proposal provides more than $66 billion in

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. >> sean: well, i've got to leave it there, but victor davis hansen, thank you for being with us.trafficking. bill melugin with the report straight ahead. when barbara switched to turbotax... i broke four generations of family tradition with five little words... ma, i wanna make perfume! ( ♪ ) getting my business off the ground was a full-time job. so i made barbara's new side gig count by guaranteeing 100% accurate filing and her maximum refund. make your moves. we'll make them count. intuit turbotax. 100% accuracy, guaranteed. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: so, lyft, the ridesharing app, is partnering with the department of homeland security to fight human trafficking ahead of the super bowl in vegas. bill melugin joins us with a full report on this. bill? >> sean, more than 300,000 people are expected to hit vegas this weekend for the super bowl and dhs, as you mentioned, is now partnering with lyft to try to teach drivers how to help spot the signs of human trafficking. lyft will join the dhs blue campaign, and awareness effort designed to educate people on how to thwart traffickers. lyft

let's pick up with charles hansen, he was the press secretary from 1992-1997 for he was the press secretary you for coming on the programme. just address that last point. a lot will fall on the prince and princess of wales. i wonder whether we will put more on their children as a result of where the royal family is today.— as a result of where the royal family is today. well, i think the ro al family is today. well, i think the royal family _ family is today. well, i think the royal family has _ family is today. well, i think the royal family has survived - family is today. well, i think the royal family has survived so - family is today. well, i think the | royal family has survived so well, but it's inevitable to adapt to different circumstances at each age. i think at the present moment with the king and princess of wales recuperating, some of those duties will have to be spread. some of the engagements will need to be re—prioritized. i think some of it can perhaps be done online with other calls. the schedule of royal engagements will need to be looked at carefully, and perhaps spread o

the world needs more chris hansen right about now. i am telling you. what a good guy. kevin from covington, louisiana. our family has a strict no cell phone policy during dinner. i love you and your family. i am watters and this is my world. >>> welcome to "hannity". today big tech ceos were grilled during a hearing on capitol hill. senator josh hawley got mark zuckerberg to apologize to families victimized by social media. take a look at this. >> going through the things your families have suffered, this is why eight we invested so much. we have efforts to make sure that no one has to go through the things your families have had to suffer. >> senator hawley will join us in a few moments. also iran is warning it will retaliate after joe biden says he has already decided what his response will be to the weekend deadly strikes. what is appeasement joe big plan? more and that with lindsey graham. the white house announced that joe will finally make a trip to east palestine, ohio, almost a year after the toxic train derailment. the mayor of the town is asking what is the p

connor hansen, fox news as both president biden and former president trump are headed to the us mexico border later this week, president biden is scheduled to meet with us border patrol agents, law enforcement and local leaders in brownsville, texas, on thursday. >> they are expected to discuss the need for a new federal border agreement on the same day that trump will be making a campaign stop about 300 miles away in eagle pass, texas. republicans have been critical of the biden administration's handling of migrants crossing into the united states. however, democrats, including governor newsom, say it's the republicans who are to blame. >> the republican party is responsible today, now for the conditions that persist because of their unwillingness to work with this president, who went farther than any democratic president in my lifetime on a comprehensive package, an open border is the biden border policy full stop? >> that has been their policy. >> the us senate passed a bipartisan border security agreement earlier in the month, but house speaker mike johnson says it doesn't go far e

fox news connor hansen is in kansas city tonight. connor this is a city that should be in celebration mode, but it's now in mourning. following that deadly shooting. what is it like to be there right now? julia >> right. that's unfortunately the case. this town still reeling after one person died. 11 children went to the hospital, some as young as six. many others hurt. but we now see the community coming together. they're actually holding a vigil right now, not far from where that mass shooting happened. we also got some news from the police department saying they did have three teenagers in custody. one has been released because they don't think he was connected to this. but two teenagers still in for questioning while they work with juvenile prosecutors to decide what charges to bring. >> we just tucked and rolled kind of deal. >> folding chairs, blankets and food remains scattered outside of union station in kansas city, left behind by chiefs fans running from gunfire after police say the shooting at wednesday's super bowl victor

continuing with mystery and hansen canyon, here's keith morris. >> within days of kay mortensen murder the utah sheriff counties office. the investigations was leading, sure is it could be, to kay's own son roger and his wife pam. de la salle that she couldn't believe it at first. >> i was just adamant that they could not have done it. that was their biggest defended. >> then they were asked to listen to roger and pam's recorded statements. and she too started to wonder. >> they told lies and it put more suspicion on them. >> gradually, her conviction grew. saying for kay sister. >> i can by the fact that they were thinking of rodgers involvement. >> they were just too many things about roger and pam story that did not make any sense to fern. and there was something else to, a possible witness. >> remember that woman who suspected her husband was involved? the police found the. here in salt lake city that drug binge with some friends. they were high on meth. and one of the people there, a woman named cammie told the detectives that she had a story to tell. about a dream that she had. >

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. >> as fox's carter hansen tells us, michigan's primary, which is tomorrow, will be an important test for both republicans and democrats. >> after losing her home state of south carolina, nikki haley is keeping her commitment to stay in the race. since the weekend, the former un ambassador and governor lost a major donor but raised $1 million from supporters. >> as long as americans want me to be that voice, i will continue to fight for them. as long as we think that there is an option. >> michigan's primary will still be an important test for both democrats and republicans in the key battleground state. surrogates for biden are working to keep up voter enthusiasm. some folks unhappy with biden's handling of the war in gaza have been encouraging voters to vote up committed. >> there's a lot of like, jewish people in the area. there's a lot of like arab muslims in the area. you never know who somebody's going to vote for. if you vote on committed, they'll realize how much of an impact we're making. >> michigan governor gretchen whitmer urged democratic voters to turn out anyway. >> i j

fox news connor hansen has this story. >> democrat tom suozzi and republican mazi pilip are making their final arguments ahead of a special election in new york's third congressional district, the seat that was formerly held by ousted republican congressman george santos. shrinking the thin gop majority in the house. the two candidates took shots at each other ahead of the high stakes contest at who knows what she really stands for. >> she's santos 2.0. it's the exact same nontransparent phony baloney. just trying to get votes instead of saying what you really think he's trying to run away from his record, the runaway, the fact that he opened the southern border, the fact that he was supporting defunding the police movement. >> the fact is it was increasing taxes and the county executive immigration has been a major talking point for both sides. >> and this election could foreshadow who gains control of the house in november. while new york deals with an influx of migrants, pilip is touting an endorsement from a national border patrol union. >> i am very confident that mozzie will do wha

in new york, connor hansen, fox news. now to our weather. >> it's a mild day across the bay area. clear skies, but more rain is headed to our region. ktvu meteorologist steve paulson has a look at our forecast. well going back to october all the way into january, it's been all about rain, rain, rain, the sierra saying, hey, hey, what about us? >> but february has been snow. snow kind if you will, because the numbers are stacking up. if you miss this yesterday, we'll show it to you again because this will lead right into the next graph. february totals bear valley 117in of snow. homewood 111. kirkwood 110 and sugar bowl at 107. so where does that put the average now, which was woeful really at the beginning of february? around 3,540. now look, 99. northern sierra, central sierra, 82% and southern sierra 80. i have news for you. in about ten days. i think all of these will be over 100. the pattern is looking favorable for more snow, but for before we get there, we have to talk about tomorrow and the parade. i think we're good to go. even if there are some higher clouds, it will be o

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fox news connor hansen has more now from new york. >> the draft resolution has not been adopted for the third time. >> the us has vetoed a un resolution calling for a ceasefire in gaza. the us ambassador, linda thomas greenfield, says passing it could have derailed complex negotiations as several countries have been working on. she's insisting a hostage release should be part of the deal to stop the fighting, and the vetoed proposal would not have accomplished that. >> we're eager to continue working with the council on this proposal, one that would see a temporary cease fire as soon as practicable based on the formula of all hostages being released. >> this comes as israeli troops close in on rafah in southern gaza, where hamas fighters have fled along with refugee and food and water is scarce. the us has tried to convince israel to avoid a major ground assault. there no attacks on rafah should should take place given current circumstances. the palestinians un ambassador said. the veto would lead to more fighting, while israel argued a cease fire only gives hamas time to reload the mes

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the pacific asia war included private james hansen, 192nd tank battalion, who died of beriberi as a p.o.w. sergeant frank simmons, who died in the south pacific pneumonia, pfc norman petch, our killed in action with the 27th infantry division on saipan in the summer 1944. pfc lewis peseta, once captain of his school football team killed in action buna in december 1942, a battle that was commanded by eichelberger sergeant john's angrily 37th infantry division. killed in action in the ferocious fighting at manila that we've discussed. lieutenant buford cooper killed in a vehicle accident in burma on the stilwell road that led that linked to china and, pfc monroe hicks of sikeston missouri, whose hometown paper referred to him as both a returning hero and quote, a colored soldier. in 1951, after years and the shipment home of 171,000 americans from europe and the pacific and the expenditure of nearly $164 million, the return of the world war two dead repatriation program officially ended. but i would suggest that the mourning never really did. thank you. i'd be to take questions. or you. kno

. >> i believe one more request on this item and it is from san francisco greg hansen. >> hi ann gray pan theres another one of the lodge time consolidation of the san francisco we think back to one saint luke's this is something has the accessibility and rush too so as our first speaker suggested we hope the commission has a um, you know, a monitoring and some kind of accountability all those that sounds great but a - and i think that is wonderful i love the hospitals are great and all in the details we know that. thank you very much. keeping our eye on that on it thanks. >> thank you. >> now anyone on the remote line. >> yes. hymie unmute. >> caller let us know you're there please. it is dr. teresa i'm here to worry about the merge i think everything said sounds good but we know the history of a big hospital taking over the hospitals in san francisco has resulted in being promises and soundly cuts to mental heartache care and especially for in insured and shut down of hospitals. we've lost children's hospital we've lost a lot of the culturally sensitive serving the under served as s

also, the nearby hansen dam recreation field for anyone with large animals. but the residents we spoke to here near this activity, they actually just went to a neighbor's homes down the hill, some of them staying with family and sort of waiting this out to figure out their next steps. as they wait for this storm to pass. but it won't be over any time soon. we're looking at this activity for the next 24 to possibly 48 hours. amazing >> mario, thank you very much. thank you for the update. >> certainly here in the bay area, winds of calm considered. really not much rain left right now, but sal castaneda we shouldn't let our guard down when it comes to driving around, especially this morning. >> now no, not really. and you shouldn't drive into standing water. i think everyone knows that by now. but just to put it out there and also if it's raining, you need to have your headlights on, even if it's during the day. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up all the way out to the maze. metering lights are on. no major issues here on interstate 880 as y

hansen just short of 91 years of age passed away last spring who spent his whole life in the township and county and had an opportunity was invited to speak at his memorial service. think of the 90 years he saw living in a place there is not electricity's first growing up. to all of the innovation that he had seen over his lifetime. i was there they had a big crowd and half of swope county was there which is about 400 people. big turnout was there at the fairgrounds i look back i thought women were preparing the food and recognize people neighbors who had been neighbors of roberts for their whole life lifein kids of neighbors and grandkids of kids. always multigenerational families. doing the work and coming together every spring to help each other out during branding. there is so much that goes on in our state there is no government solution required. it's just people who actually care about their neighbors. i get emotional like i am now i see those faces i recognize friends. i've had for most of my life going a while, this really is the best of america. we talked about the four valu

events reporting system detected that six at a more than 6 million patients who had received the hansen covid-19 vaccine had developed a rather -- where blood clotting disorder. they recommended causing the use of that until the risk to be evaluated. another example is the detection of myocarditis that followed the use of covid-19 vaccines which led fda to modify labeling and the cdc to provide advice on the mrna covid vaccines to healthcare providers about how to reduce the risk. vaccines are one of the most highly effective public health measures. they are responsible for saving millions of lives every year. the benefits of available, approved and authorized vaccines in the united states, when used appropriately, continue to far outweigh any risks. staying up to date on vaccination has been and continues to be the best way to reduce the risk of death and serious illness or hospitalization from various infectious diseases, including covid-19 thank you for the opportunity to testify today but i look forward to answering your questions. >> i now recognize -- to give an opening statement.