what the american heart association is saying about kendrick lamar's "not like us" and cpr. it's thursday, february 6. "early today" starts right now. . >>> good morning. glad you're with me. i'm frances rivera. washington is still reeling from president trump's remarkable suggestion that the u.s., quote, take over the gaza strip and expel the palestinians who live there. seeming to walk back parts of the plan, the white house press secretary claimed that any such relocation would be temporary. but while she said the president has not committed to sending american troops to gaza, she did not explicitly rule it out when asked. on capitol hill, it grew criticism from democrats and republicans alike. >> obviously, it's not going to happen. >> i think that would be a tough place to be assigned if you're an american soldier, so i, we'll see what the arab world says, but that would be problematic at many, many levels. >> i'm speechless. that's insane. i can't think of a place on earth that would welcome american troops less and where any positive outcome is less likely. >> for the

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meantime, the american heart association is encouraging everyone to wear red today to raise awarenessr women's heart health. heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the u.s. the organization says nearly 45% of women over the age of 20 live with some form of heart disease. doctors say staying active, eating healthy and knowing the warning signs can save lives. >> our time now. 547 the san francisco general hospital foundation held its annual hearts in san francisco fundraising gala last night. 22 heart sculptures like these were auctioned off to benefit patient care. all were created by local artists through the foundation's annual public art project. the foundation also honored former mayor willie brown with a lifetime achievement award for his commitment to health equity and social justice. mayor daniel lurie delivered comments about the importance of san francisco generals collaboration with the private foundation. >> it's through this partnership that san francisco general is able to implement innovative programs like transforming mental and behavioral health funds

. >> life saving songs according to the american heart association, beyonce, kendrick lamar and chappell roan all have something unexpected in common. >> good morning. it is friday, february 7th. >> yeah, we'll turn to drew for a look at that weather. >> yes, we have a final few hours left of some showers out there, and then after 9 a.m, we are done with this storm. here's live doppler seven. we're not tracking widespread rain, but you can notice that we have hit or miss downpours still crossing through the region. the tail end of this system is right here. so once this final line of showers moves on shore over the next hour or two behind it, we are done. but this morning we are seeing some light to moderate rain moving into the city right now. parts of daly city, the north side of daly city, the south side of the city right now. definitely seeing some heavier showers where you see the pops of yellow on your screen. we'll move into parts of the east bay right now. heads up fremont. you're about to get another quick moving downpour. some lighter showers around livermore this morning and a

. >> it is a testament to how far medication has come thanks to research like the american heart associationt was a death sentence 20 years ago for my uncle and my father. carley: do you have to do anything special in terms of exercise? are you restricted in anyway? >> i can't redline exercise which i exercise 5 days a week. i don't push my heart to exhaustion. between the navigational beacon, that is all. carley: thanks for sharing the story. more "fox and friends" coming up. mylowe's rewards week is here and so are some of our biggest deals. members save up to 40% on hundreds of items in store and online, because you're a big deal. so join for free today and save now before rewards week ends. ever feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine? 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. botox® effects may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as trouble sw

i want to explain to our viewers why we are wearing red today we are supporting the american heart associationheart disease and stroke in women. cardiovascular disease is the number one killer of women. i lost my grandmother cardiovascular disease and i know you've seen in your family as well. >> a lot of people are surprised to know it's a number one killer of women. we are wearing a red. we will you all day on fox business and fox news, let's move onto the sun another winter storm that's heading for the upper midwest, the great lakes and the northeast this weekend. again that's what i'm hearing. >> that's unfortunate thing, good morning some of the same areas that saw yesterday one storm wrapup and never watching to the upper midwest, the great lakes the mid-atlantic and the northeast we heard the song before moving on through skin to be quick starts later this afternoon to the upper midwest minneapolis the twin cities can pick up on several inches of snow and it could be the biggest no so far this season with a half a foot or so as this move is east interesting dynamics, the 95 corridor fro

we are out of time but we are wearing red, the american heart association go red for women. is an important issue for you. and 10 seconds can you tell us why it is so important? >> because we have to keep track of our cholesteryl, of our sugar, of our blood pressure, of her weight. keep track of that and women, 300,000 women die every year of heart disease, not just men, their symptoms are different. no your symptoms, tell your dr., and women, do not be like men are pretending there is not something wrong. there could be something wrong as you get older and your bodies change. you are at risk of heart disease. we are spotlighting this today that is why i am wearing reed that is what you were wearing red. very important. >> kevin: thank you so much for your time of the great week and we appreciated. >>> president trump revoking security clearance a former president biden. good call that call your thoughts next in the "night cap". baby: liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. biberty: it's pronounced

it is supposed to support and does the american heart association and we do our part to help out raisingreness with cardio vascular disease, the leading cause of death among women. everyone needs to be informed about symptoms, prevention and treatment. for more information please visit go red for women.org. a sanctuary showdown is beginning. the justice department taking on illinois governor and other leaders, j.p. pritzker says see you in court. the d.o.j. says much obliged. reaction is rolling in banning biological men from women's sport. an assistant coach in focus with me yesterday. >> shouldn't even be here but trump has signed the executive order. the battle is still not won yet. we need to continue. laws need to be changed, but it is a huge step. >> harris: it looks like the ncaa was really ready to move on this. they have already taken steps to comply with the president's order. people on the left, of course, are hopping mad. ben ferguson next. military decoration awarded by the united states government. the tunnel to towers foundation and the congressional medal of honor society

it's to support the american heart association in raising awareness about cardiovascular disease whichleading cause of death in women. the cdc reports that over 60,000 women in the united states are living with some form of heart disease. the wear red movement has been helping save lives for over two decades. for more information on this, head to go red for women.org. and that is why we are all wearing red. ainsley i couldn't believe that number 60 million women in this country are living with some form of heart disease. that's 44% of the female population. >> ainsley: number one killer of women. thank you so much. lanes lanes this new administration has a renewed focus on health. i'm hoping they can get to the about the of it. doing actual research and showing it to the american people. >> brian: i want them to tell us along the way what you are working on. that's why i wore red today. >> ainsley: confirm r.f.k. jr. and start working on it. >> brian: probably get a vote this week. >> ainsley: democrats taking the fight against president trump's cost cutting agenda to court now. former

. >> we called him sharon exclusive backstage before she was in the american heart association's go red and five women's will have strokes. it's really important that we call immediately 911. >> this nights about women. >> he's been hoping about his battle. james and michelle and i come of the three of us are like trying to figure out something to do. stay tuned for that. we are going to do something to support james and his family. >> also on hand? former suit star abigail spencer. >> your girlfriend meghan markle is coming out with a new show. >> i know! >> people will actually get to see the authentic meghan that i know and love. >> i cannot wait to see l.a. suits! >> oh yeah! >> so we know gabriel's coming back. >> yeah. >> so what's it's going to take for scotty to get into the mix? >> i don't know. [laughter] >> i mean it does talk. >> show me the money! >> also making headlines, reese witherspoon, sending the internet into a frenzy after telling people she's no longer friends with another mystery a lister. >> it literally haunts me. this friend of mine, she's a very serious prope

flossing was linked to a lower risk of stroke caused by a blood clot traveling from the heart and from stroke. that's associatedgular heartbeats that lowered risk was independent of other brushing, poor oral hygiene behaviors. >> flossing alone. okay. i was on has agreed pay 4 million dollars. >> in a settlement, the company is settling charges of subsidizing its labor costs by taking tips that delivery drivers earned from customers. amazon has been involved in similar lawsuits in the past few years. one suit a couple years ago says amazon violated consumer protection laws by misleading people about how digital tips were used. and in 2021 amazon paid more than 60 million dollars to resolve a similar complaint from the ftc. still ahead here at 4, we're just 2 days away. >> 2 days away from super bowl. 59. after the break, we'll go live to new orleans to hear how player safety remains a top priority. bird flu has been found in cat that lives on the peninsula. family took after the break. >> we'll speak with folks from the humane society. 4 news at the humane society. 4 news at 4. we'll be right back. upset stomac

the pacific, which will be heading directly up towards us, that swirl is associated with a pretty strong area of low pressure. heartstorm system and all winds rotating around that will bring in the potential for blustery conditions by late tomorrow evening, the most likely time frame. we'll look at that momentarily in this dry pattern for right now. it's just not going to last a whole lot longer. let's bring in the local map here and talk about the arrival time of the rain, which is not going to happen for another 12 hours or so. futurecast from 1 1:00 this evening through 7:00 tomorrow morning shows dry conditions for most of tonight. a couple sprinkles during the wee hours of thursday morning, and then the rain will start to move in just before the sun will come up. there will be pockets of heavier rain. flooding not likely during the morning commute, but it will be wet and slow. something to keep in mind as you're ing ahead for the morning rush hour. from 7:00 tomorrow through 1:00 in the afternoon, we're going to see more waves of light to moderate rain for the most part, but occasional heavier downpours. and i

our members work from initially heart of the international maritime association and the u.s. and other entities to try to have the safest operations possible. accidents do occur. they are rare if you count the number of port visits a year. what is unacceptable. continued investment in u.s. infrastructure and a review. we have a lot of old infrastructure as the tragic incident in baltimore illustrated. we have these bridges that need a look as to whether or not they need additional federate systems and the like -- additional fetterign systems and the like. our members continue to invest in the latest technology. we have over 600 new ships on order with some of the latest technology in the world. we are playing our role. sen. cantwell: and i want the u.s. to get a big portion of that. commissioner sola, what about a new u.s. southern command, u.s. government conversation with the canal authorities and the government about the security level we seek? mr. sola: thank you very much. the airborne weighing i am wearing his decorative. i've not worn a uniform and 35 years. this is my

dedicated her life to the service of others, leading the mental health association in north dakota for over 25 years. myrt led with her heartshe was literally the nicest bully i've ever met. she was a force to be reckoned with and she wasn't afraid to try new things to help those struggling with their mental health. and she did this at a time where we didn't talk about mental health the way we talk about it now. it's a tough issue to deal with today. it was a real tough issue to deal with in 1985. she once said, in this kind of work we are constantly risking it all, constantly setting out in uncharted waters. even in brief moments of victory, we know we cannot rest because the pain of those whom we struggle, our fuel and our focus is always there with us. myrt would have been proud of the progress we've made in north dakota. the work of former first lady catherine burham through recovery reinvented and the behavioral health division at dhhs has laid a foundation for eliminating the shame and stigma of addiction and helping those find hope in recovery. from the successful free through recovery program to the training of 1200

associations dedicated to rehabilitating and promoting the image of the past. they believed in and held dear. that past placed virginia its institutions at the heart of the american experience. and one such group championed cynthia coleman, lucy bagby and mary galt was the association for the preservation of virginia antiquities or founded in 1889. the degree which the women of the apvma supported lost cause varied by individual. they consciously excluded that ideology from their public, though they espoused notions of social hierarchy and held a disdain for industrialize society that links the lost their unspoken support, their organization and the sites maintained were emphatically white spaces erasing and discouraging any discussion of. slavery. members of the were traditionalists part of the old elite intent on the remnants of colonial virginia because as they themselves opined that which is older is best a phrase that could equally be applied to their own family lineages. the ap managed in 93 to wrangle from a northern industrialist named e.e. barney. 22 and a half acres of land on the island. he had recently purchased jamestown island, the p

concerns| previous association with jeffrey epstein. famous for that, too, of having, you know, they think that's because she does have a really good sense of where many people's hearts and minds are. that's also the reason some people don't like her, with rayner and all sorts of other people who are, voter or the labour activist. who know keir starmer very well, is of somebody so, patrick, how do you reflect on that? i mean, is that the impression that you got? yeah, definitely. with afterjeremy corbyn was suspended in 2020, is what they recall him saying. talk about, i think. well, the thing is, of course, that morgan mcsweeney won the fight with sue gray. being his chief of staff couldn't last very long. type of manager rather than a big political leader. well, i wouldn't be very happy if i was keir starmer sitting i mean, there are very, very extensive briefings named in the book who helpfully talk to you. but ijust wonder, how much stink do you think this is going to kick up? upon is what is self—evident to a lot of people. because it's a difficultjob to go from opposition who are human beings. yeah. i think you can see from outer space that starmer has zigged h

heart of what we do every day. i am humbled and inspired by the women around me. with 33 women in leadership positions and 71% of our fall associate class being female, we are shaping a future powered by women through our women advocate group and events like our 2024 empower her summit. we are building connections and driving change. new calls tonight for the removal of san francisco archbishop salvatore cordileone for his continued refusal to release a list of accused predator priests. now, one victim is going public about a priest who she says groomed and abused her for years. here's senior investigator big shaban. i went through just about everything that you can imagine outside saint mary's cathedral, men and women recalled sexual abuse they say they endured as children at the hands of priests inside the san francisco archdiocese. the ongoing risk to children is too great to be silent. they're now demanding san francisco's archbishop follow in the footsteps of every other diocese in the state and release its own list of priests deemed by the church itself as credibly accused of committing sexual abuse against children. if you

association. researchers spent 25 years monitoring more than 6000 people. they found that people who flossed at least once a week had a lower risk of strokes caused by blood clots coming from the heart. and that's because flossing helps with inflammation and reduces the risk of infection in the mouth. researchers say flossing also lowers the risk of any irregular heart rhythm. the findings are still considered preliminary until they are published in a peer reviewed journal. still ahead, his murder and the subsequent trial captured headlines around the world. now, dateline is digging deep into the death of tech executive bob lee. we're going to give you a sneak peek next. and making art one step at a time how a lifelong runner comes up with unique designs. thanks to his thanks to his feet and gps. our bay area proud segment is next. and i'm tracking that rain right now on storm ranger. we'll show you how much more is left into tomorrow's forecast, and what could be a storm to watch next week. how high the totals could get in did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries for life? imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i can't de

afternoon's session on preservation and the mount vernon ladies association, which a topic, as you can all imagine, is near and dear to my heart. i want to begin stepping away a little bit from the seriousness of our talks with a bit of a lighthearted story, which i think, nonetheless connects to really some of the questions that were asked at the end of the last session and to the really deeper meaning of our sessions in talks this afternoon. now, those of you who know me well may have heard this story before because it's my only really good george washington story, and i drag it out at every possible opportunity. so if you've heard it, just please go ahead and laugh at the right moments. anyhow. this is a story from when my son, who's now a grown up lawyer, was in probably first or second grade and. he came home from school and they'd obviously been george washington. and he said, mommy, why george washington die? well, i wasn't at mt. then, and i really didn't know as much about it as i do now. and i said, well, you know, he got a cold. and he got sick. he died. well, you know, how children of that age are? he persisted but

association yet. but what we're seeing. >> that we saw. >> this about a year ago with a study on. >> microplastics in the heart and the heart, basically, that see. microplastics accumulating in the. >> arteries around our heart, the greater there is. >> a potential. >> risk for heart attacks. >> in the brain, potentially. >> strokes or an increased risk of dementia. so this is. >> where it's. >> really vital for everybody. i encourage. everybody to take this seriously. >> i know we have. seemingly endless. >> health crises. we could talk about so many different things. this is. >> one thing that will stand. >> the test of time. so if you're watching. >> right now. >> avoid plastic. takeout containers to the extent. >> that you can. some things are within not. >> within our. >> control. >> but try. >> to avoid. plastic takeout. try to avoid. >> eating plastic. >> in a microwave. absolutely critical. >> and i know this is an investment, but try to invest in purified water. >> at home. chris. one of the biggest exposures for microplastics. >> is. >> in the water that we drink. so no more plastic bottles. >> invest in. >> that steel. water bott

heart. welcome dr. wayne reynolds, national treasurer for vietnam veterans of america. sir, welcome again. ms. nancy springer, associate director of national legislative service at veterans of foreign wars of the united states. welcome, ma'am. and master sergeant michael topp washington, us marine corps retired of the everytown veterans adversary council. welcome, sir. thank you, thank you all for your service. i ask that the witnesses on our panel please stand and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that the testimony you're about to provide is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god. thank you and let the record reflect that the witnesses have answered in the affirmative. doctor cohen, sir, you are now recognized for 5 minutes to deliver your opening statement on behalf of the congressional research service. chairman luttrell, ranking member of mcgarvey, and distinguished members of the committee. my name is jordan cohen, and i am a crs analyst in firearms policy. thank you very much for the opportunity to testify before the subcommittee today. i will summarize my formal writte

heart as a historian. to quote from the report the castro is a neighborhood of local, regional, national and international regional significance for lgbtq air plus people sites associated with the neighborhood's lgbtq air plus past provide irreplaceable anchors for evoking stories of struggles, sorrows and successes thereby reinforcing a sense of belonging in time and place for lgbtq plus people. >> expressions of the neighborhood's trans and intangible cultural heritage likewise play an invaluable role in sustaining the community's memory and advancing the community's well-being. now one example of the strategies pursued to advance this goal is the cultural district ongoing work with the friends of harvey milk plaza, the nonprofit advocating redesign of the muni metro station at the corner of castro and market streets. this collaboration is directly called for in strategy one b of the report and i'm quoting partner with the friends of harvey milk plaza to ensure the artwork and explanatory signage featured in the space redesign represent the historical and current diversity of the lgbtq plus community thus modeling respect and welcoming for all lgbtq plus residents an

lady association should stand as a beacon light amid, quote, the deep gloom now over spreading over our political horizon. i'm going to back up. their work should create, quote, a great national heartstirred by one common feeling, united in common purpose. e pluribus unum spontaneously from every section comes one sentiment that this enterprise is to be one of the political, one of political union and regeneration. so cunningham in this is not shying away from mentioning internal dissensions of 1860. she's not refusing to recognize that there is clouds on the political spectrum. but she says that what we are going to do is unite in one kind of common heart, see that everyone has devotion to washington in common. so she is firmly situating mount vernon and its ladies as a force for unionism. unlike many of her fire eating family members in south carolina. her the cunningham's in south carolina are very, very pro secession, so much so that they call an pamela a yankee in some in one letter, i believe. she is very upset about this. a virginia member, susan pellet, proclaimed that the mount vernon ladies association was a conservative power for good. the bond which shall link together