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we had no destruction in indianapolis that night.re's a memorial to where he gave that speech in indianapolis to nonviolence. and my father's business was downtown. if all the businesses in indianapolis burned down, my fathers would have burned. and the idea that one person can deliver a message so powerful, that changed the history of the city, that change peoples minds and hearts, that to me was really what compelled me to go into politics. senator kennedy's example, his passion, his devotion to civil rights, his devotion to nonviolent change, that really inspired me as a young kid. that's what got me into politics. >> so, and then, bobby kennedy was assassinated on the campaign trail about six weeks after martin luther king day. so, there you are as a little boy thinking about politics for the very first time. and politics broke your heart. >> well, that was obviously horrific and tragic to see senator kennedy killed after the california primary. and just a horrible, horrible night. but i think, i think like a lot of people, i was

at a place called seville's in indianapolis. rest in peace, otis brown, he betted me $500 i wouldn't go on stage. they had 13 people that had went up. this is like a bar and grill. and i mean everybody was getting booed off the stage. i'm just back there just drinking, looking. [ laughter ] when i went up, i made everybody laugh. and they loved me. and oh, man. then the next week i was on the radio. they put me on the radio. "come back for next winter, mike epps, one last week!" everybody was like, "oh, man, i heard you was going to be" -- you know what i did? i put on a suit. i got a little bougie. i went and put a suit on, and i wasn't drunk, and they booed me off the stage. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a good lesson. you've got to be real -- they booed you off the stage? >> they booed me off, jimmy. so the next week, i got drunk again. looked like a bum. >> jimmy: and that worked better? >> it worked better. >> jimmy: did you ever get your $500? >> i got my $500. >> jimmy: you did get the $500. [ cheers ] >> i got my $500. >

this inspection took place in the city of indianapolis and after last month a heroin was found in these of mayons , confidential documents were also found in the house of the former president donald trump and the current president of the united states, joe biden, and they are being investigated after the request of the president. ukraine from europe to receive a fighter, the french president said that the conditions for sending the virgin fighter are not available now, after the meeting of the eu heads of state in brussels, he also said that other european countries will never be able to send these fighters in the coming weeks. to the delivery bag the strike of professors and staff of more than 150 universities in england has entered the third day. for the sake of the media, about 70,000 people are participating in this appointment. the strikers have refused to attend the universities in protest of their working conditions. in the past, it was recorded that 159 people died due to corona in america and more than 12,000 people were infected with this disease. in taiwan, 70 people died d

country conducted an inspection, according to reuters, this inspection took place in the city of indianapolisonfidential documents were found in michael's house last month . confidential documents are exposed and the spokesperson of the security council the white house announced that the us air force had targeted and shot down 13 birds near alaska. john kerry added that the bird was the size of a small car and was flying at an altitude of 12,000 meters. the us air force shot down joe biden on orders. kurd, according to the spokesperson of the white house national security council, the bird was much smaller than the chinese top, which last week did not mention the details of the bird's environment . last saturday evening, news sources reported the action of the united states in shooting down a chinese balloon over the atlantic ocean. hassan rait, thank you, my dear . my dear , the world is without you that you are the spring of our world, hamira to you, hello, my dear, hello, hello, hello, i am your fan, with my little heart, i am your fan myself, my little darling, myself , hello, darling, he

indianapolis, columbus, cincinnati, even louisville on the outskirts of the stronger threat level todaye the low pressure kind of wrapping in on itself and there is a threat of tornadoes today but we can't forget the fact that these storms have produced 74-mile-per-hour wind gusts in excess in places like central oklahoma and texas. here is a look at the latest tornado watch in effect. this is just new coming to cnn weather center, a severe thunderstorm warning for the greater indianapolis metropolitan so that area needs to prepare for severe weather as we speak. there is a severe warning just to the north. you can see the threat level. a 5% chance of any one singular point here within a 20 mile radius of that point seeing a tornado through the course of the day today. flipping gears because the storm system is going to encounter a lot of cold air. you haven't had much snow in new york city, only 0.5 so far, that is going to change today and into tuesday as 3 to 5 inches of snow is anticipated. heavier amounts across the catskills as well as the i-95 corridor, providence, rhode island c

. >> the 28-year-old says it started as a meeting with a woman in indianapolis over a borrowed item in018. it quickly escalated to a verbal, intense physical altercation. at that, point dexter says two men who knew the women got involved, and dexter was shot three times. >> this is me when i first got shot. >> paralyzed from the chest down, doctors say he may never walk or move his arms again. >> how did you react to that? >> i started crying. like a baby. >> he's assailants arrested, charged with after a beta battery, and both sentenced to 12 years. dexter, a father of three, once active on his, feet force to reckon with his new reality, and he's not alone. gun violence non fatally wounds around 85,000 people each year in america, according to a report from advocacy, group everytown for gun safety, using cdc data. dr. lauren mckee studies non fatal shootings in indiana. >> non fatal firearm injuries occur all over the body, the most prevalent are in the arms and legs, which are the least severe. there are survivors who are hit in the head as well, as injuries to the main torso, and su

coming up next, the nfl combine begins tuesday in indianapolis and a fresno state quarterback who grew up in the east bay. >> looking to make an impression next in sports, aaron's going have the story of jake hainer. the plans on making a splash in front of nfl scouts. >> storm clouds still swirling around. still a chance of a few more showers. temperatures get really cold out there tonight. frost and freeze warnings are going up all around the bay area could see some record cold temperatures overnight tonight that low pressure center still swirling off the coastline, bringing heavy rain now in the southern california. yeah, there's a chance we could see a few more scattered showers pop our way. here's the long-range forecast. we've got another storm system moving in on sunday. another round of rain coming our way. a cold storm moving in on monday. another one on tuesday. and guess what? we're talking more snow across bay area peaks about 2500 feet or so. and that means we're just going to keep things going lots of snow in the sierra nevada. so unusually cold weather continues in the b

we're from washington, indianapolis, kentucky, san diego, houston.inforce the state's medical staff? female: yes. female: we're all from other states, and new york has really been hit the worst, and all we know is what we've seen on tv, and you never know if it's being overplayed or underplayed. and you see what, you know, your governor says, what president trump says. you just see all kinds of stuff, and so you really just don't know what we're walking into, and so we're kinda just going in blind. ♪♪♪ karishma: i meet up later with the visiting health workers in central park. some of them like zach kannapel, an icu nurse from kentucky, have come from states where the covid burden is low and hospital staff have been sent home. zach kannapel: i kept seeing the numbers going up. they were struggling here and needed help. got the details. called. and in the meantime i was trying to figure out things with work, and they basically told me i had to resign to come here, if i wanted to come. and i said bye. karishma: so, you don't have a job to go back to ri

indianapolis so it's just so much fun over here it is. it looks like a lot of fun. okay madeline libraries in phoenix tonight. thank you so much. you could watch super bowl 57 tomorrow, right here on ktvu fox to kick off is at 3 30 in the afternoon and then later tomorrow night after the big game, joined greg lee and me for a special show called sports focus. we're highlighting student athletes from a area high schools and their incredible stories that will air sunday night at nine pm, followed by 10 o'clock 11 o'clock news. well one person is behind bars in connection with this week's deadly home explosion in san francisco sunset neighborhood. it's ktvu zac sos explains. the suspect is accused of running an illegal drug lab out of the home. we were surprised. um you just never know long and disbelieve this morning over the news that is neighbor across the street now stands accused of running a drug lab out of what's left of this home after it burst into flames thursday morning, we were finding out updates on the news and as they were coming in, we're just like what

saturday morning, widespread cold from albany back through indianapolis back through omaha, but it's saturday morning where the real cold stuff comes in. 60 below, that would be an all-time record in caribou, but looking at minus 9 for a wind chill in new york. minus 34 in boston. 36 below in burlington. that will give you frostbite in less than ten minutes. stay inside if you can, or covr up if you have to go out. david? >> yeah, take this seriously for sure. rob marciano, we appreciate it. >>> next tonight here, to a potential plot thwarted. authorities say it might have been a plan for a mass shooting in hollywood. an arsenal in an 18th floor apartment over sunset boulevard thwarted by los angeles police. they were called to this hollywood high rise about a man making serious threats, and inside his apartment, they found multiple weapons, high-powered scopes, and more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition. sme of those weapons were loaded and by a window. a suspect is now in custody tonight, an army veteran, and here's our chief national correspondent matt gutman in l.a. >> reporter: to

this is your threat today, included toledo, ohio toward indianapolis, south bend, indiana and floridaanhandle and alabama and georgia. strong storms meaning we could see hail, damaging wind and tornados. heavy rainfall through sunday and pockets of heavier amounts. look at spring-time temperatures, 68 in new orleans. 51 today in new york. today, friday and saturday, above average temperatures for millions across the country. here is temperature we'll see or feel today, 70 in pittsburgh feels like mid-april, late-april temperatures. see if i can get to new york. orlando, 85. 84 in charleston. spring-time air and cold not fro, you'll have rough weather today. foxweather.com, for details and i'll be here, too, all week. >> todd: tip your waitress, biden will go after those tips, we reported earlier. >> ashley: newly proposed bill would cut tuition costs for people who live in mexico. the bill if put into law will cover student who has residents within 45 miles of the california-mexico border. this comes as california faces 22.5 billion budget deficit and huge enrollment drops at communit

when i moved to indianapolis after i graduated, as i recount in the book, i walked into the local republican had orders and said, i'm here to sign up for the republican party. this rather large county chairman looked at me behind his desk and said, that's not really something you sign up for but -- [laughter] -- we are glad to have you. i joined the ranking revolution and never looked back. it was his vision, a vision for a strong national defense, limited government under the constitution, traditional moral values but also it was a heart in a gentleness in the way that he spoke, deep conviction, the gentleness and respect that will always inspire me as long as i live. the life in the work and the example around reagan. [applause] mr. heubusch: you just mentioned in talking about the vision ronald reagan, smaller government. whatever happened to republicans and smaller government and less spending? [laughter] mr. pence: tried to capture that a little bit. it ran for congress in 1988 when president reagan was still in the white house, and i lost. i ran again in 1990, and i lost by more. [laug

officials sending the soil full of chemicals to epa dumped sites in ohio not too far away from indianapolissome of the cleanup and residents are worried about their health and left thinking about the long term effects. >> they're working as hard as they can and the people getting rashes and what's causing it. they're saying everything is safe and we need to get to the bottom of what's happening. reporter: rashes, headaches and more and a list of ailments to talk to the federal government about federal officials and they'll be able to talk to the chief of epa with that. this is a top priority here in east palestine and a lot of residents are wondering why they haven't seen the president out here on the ground himself. stuart. stuart: alexis, thank you indeed. in the wake of the derailment, washington post did a review of every regulatory change made during the trump administration. ashley, were any of the changes made to blame? ashley: well, as much as the washington post would like to say yes, turns out they couldn't pin the derailment on trump in any way. the paper examined every pompeo re

it will feel like late march or early april, next couple days 54 degrees in indianapolis, 48 in chicago8 in columbus and 53 and 62 in washington, do we like this? do we like this, everybody? >> ashley: i am so excited, if i never saw another snowflake, i would be fine. >> todd: i tried to do backyard hockey on sunday it and it was like a pool in some areas 24 hours after 0. >> janice: did you get ice time? >> todd: a little bit. i took the guilty one out there and she played with the water, we decided to wrap it up. blue collar lobstermen facing wrath of environmental groups cashing in from dark money groups. >> ashley: one worker joins us next to explain the toll this is taking on his business. >> todd: ohio governor mike dewine ordering residentses of a small town to evacuate after what officials call catastrophic derailment. planning the release of toxins that are so dangerous it was used as a weapon during world war i. one local described the blast. >> it was pretty intense smell that hit your eyes first before anything else. being that close, it was potent and strong. i feel like t

>> indianapolis, cincinnati, central ohio, i mean, that's really what -- we're not going to see thisut that's the bulk of the severe weather will happen today. some of these nine tornadoes may actual be be the same tornados starting in harrisburg lean, oklahoma moving up to norman, oklahoma and moving towards shani. these storms moving at 90 miles per hour. highest gust i could find is 114 in memphis, texas. here goes the storm. still seeing thunder and lightning in parts of chicago. this is the center of bulk of activity today. there will be a lot of wind across the south behind the storm, 40 to 50 miles per hour easy there. so be careful if your driving here, especially high-profile vehicles. and then a snow event for the northeast. here's the severe weather for today but here's how this shapes up. we take you and move ahead till 1:00 or so. thunderstorms still firing on the warm side. then there's a cold side by tonight. especially by midnight, it will be snowing in the city. snowing in boston. i'm not sure i said that the entire year, snow in boston, snow across i-95, maybe a dif

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l.a., chicago, baltimore, indianapolis, cities across the country when they have instituted one of thesets, they inevitably run into problems. sometimes pretty massive scandals. most recently in baltimore with the gun crimes task force. geoff: what is a better approach? memphis was among the most violent metropolitan areas in the u.s. in the year 2020. 2021, they had a record nuer of murders. wh our elected officials in memphis, what is the police chief in memphis, what are they to do? >> we don't know exactly what stops crime. we don't know what causes crime for the most part. one of the thing that is intuitive is you have to have trust from the communities you serve. if you look at where some of those violent cities in america, there have been documented reports from doj and other agencies outlining long histories of police abuse, misconduct, and racism. places like cleveland, chicago, st. louis. anything that might succeed the scorpion units patrolling your neighborhood because the sense of trust has been broken. geoff: thank you so much for being with us. amna: let's focus on how the

. >> next the nfl combine begins tuesday in indianapolis and a fresno state quarterback who grew up in the bay area is hoping to make a big impression next in sports we'll have the story of j. cain are just planning on making a splash in front of nfl scouts. >> southern california are getting drenched by heavy rain and hit by a lot of snow. i-5 over the grapevine remains closed in both directions because of snow, icy conditions. sandra mitchell reports. >> to bumper big rig stranded on the side of the 5 freeway north of la. obviously that he storm coming up and we're in order to we're going to conjunction with caltrans in order to keep things safe for the commuters. overnight, the chp closed the 5 freeway north and south through the great fun because of icy conditions. traffic backed up for miles drivers headed out of la forced to turn around to parker road in castaic. >> cars crawling rain and snow pelting and fog moving in, made it really dangerous. i couldn't believe it that we really have so much snow. he'll i mean, we are in california. we are. >> only one away. a one and a half a

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the severe weather center over indianapolis and also over columbus, ohio.ook at this for 11:00 tonight. it starts to snow in new york city. then it even begins to snow in boston. i haven't really said boston and snow in the same sentence all year. so this could be a one to five inch snowfall across parts of the catskills. closer to two to four for city. two to four for boston itself. we'll still watch this. but a slick morning commute coming up tomorrow morning for sure. >> when is the last time you said new york city and snow? >> i know. >> chad meyers -- >> i was probably there covering it. >> right. it's been a while. chad, thank you. we'll check back. >>> also this morning, the cia director says the u.s. is, quote, confident that china is thinking about providing lethal aid to russia for the war in ukraine. sources told cnn that beijing is considering sending drones and ammunition. officials there have not made a final decision about whether or not they're going to do so. the spokesman for the kremlin weighed in this morning declining to comment about t

indianapolis, 22. and then saturday morning, the bottom drops out. temperature, boston, minus 1. windchill, minus 24. albany, minus 6. windchill, minus 26. here in new york city, minus 11 for the windchill. oswego, new york, home of the great lakers, minus 25 windchill. but the good news is, gang, things bounce back quickly. by monday, buffalo, you're at 34. philadelphia, 55 degrees by tuesday. lexington, you'll see temperatures at 60. so it's a short-lived cold blast and then temperatures warm up. >> all right. thanks, buddy. >> al, thank you. >>> now to that emotional funeral service for tyre nichols, blending a celebration of his life with new calls for change, police reform, in the wake of the 29-year-old father's brutal beating at the hands of memphis officers. nbc's priscilla thompson was at the church and she joins us now. priscilla, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. so many turned out to pay their respects to tyre nichols and many of the people i spoke with said they were horrified by what they saw on video and felt compelled

looking at the chance for severe weather moving over portions of kentucky, right thru cincinnati, indianapolisll's eye as well. we're not done there. monday night starts to lift over the great region -- great lakes region with rain for new york to the south but also a rain/snow mix for new york and snow again over through new england, through the northeast as well. we'll be dealing with more in the way of snow here. heavy rain over portions of the great lakes will melt some of the snow that has fallen. we'll watch the rivers go up because the rivers could rise, and that would lead to some flooding locally in some location cans as well. neil, this is a major storm system that's moving through quickly in southern california and into the bay rehr. they've been dealing -- area. they've been dealing with snow. i spent 20 years out there, and i'll tell you what, they're measuring it in feet, neil. neil: amazing. but secretly, craig, i think you're enjoying this. [laughter] >> reporter: you can see the smile? [laughter] neil: thank you, my friend. craig he area are rah, fox weather, following all of

time for this weekend's addition to check this out, and we're going dunking small university indianapolisout the dunk, though. vincent brady the second take a look at this baby over the guy. little windmill action, some great elevation and he's only 63. he's a freshman. so keep an eye on that guy. that was awesome. alright there we go. joining us, frank and thank you mark as well. thanks for joining us for the 10 o'clock news. you can stay up to date on all of the stores recovering ktvu dot com and that is also where you'll find extended clips f m (upbeat music) announcer: on tonight's show, sports legends are giving it their all for charity. randy jackson: johnny, i know you don't want to, but you can take her out. (audience cheers) announcer: it's fight night with ufc champion, tyron woodley, and nfl star, tiki barber. tyron woodley: tiki is my dog but i got to take him out today. tiki barber: i'm going to best you, ty. announcer: and it's a song and dance for olympic figure skaters, johnny weir and tara lipinski. tara lipinski: it feels like olympic-size pressure, but i feel like i can

indianapolis out in the worriers survive his absence. >> well, i think this is really the opportunity for jordan bull to step up. i mean, obviously plays a lot better when he starts. i think if we get a good stretch up and playing confidently doing while the court, that will be great and more opportunity for jonathan to gain some experience and play well with klay thompson. so this could be a blessing to skies. some of those players on the bench and some of that it started to get some more time and we could have a good run going into the 2nd half of the season. well of tonight's game is any indication of. >> things are looking ok? pretty awesome score. and jason is there. jason. we'll have highlights coming up later in the show. >> doctor pandya really appreciate your time tonight. explaining that that rare injury, i think a lot of people were reading those words in kind of blinking and chained to make sense of them. we hear a seal's m seals. but that was a weird one. so thanks for your insight. >> absolutely anytime. thank you. have a good evening. thank you again. coming up, the eas

and then in indianapolis, eagles offensive coordinator will take the helm for the colts, succeeding thenfortunately he doesn't get to bring jalen hurts with him. they get ready all ready for next season. the city of kansas city will celebrate the chiefs super bowl title with a victory parade today. hundreds expected to line to watch super bowl champs ride the open air, most schools and many businesses as well as the government offices in kansas city and metro area moving close so people can celebrate. the event starts at noon local and end with a victory rally. time now for the weather and let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman who i'm pretty sure won't be watching the chiefs parade. >> hi, jonathan. i do have to say that congratulations to them. and also the weather looking good for that so that's good news for everyone celebrating today. otherwise looking at a pretty powerful system bringing a chance for rain, snow, and also tomorrow it's going to intensify. as we go throughout this wednesday today severe weather expected in portions of of the mid-south. we're talking heavy rain

so from indianapolis to cincinnati to columbus, we have about 20,000 people without power in illinoisll continue to lose power as the storm moves up to michigan. the winds will whip around through the ohio valley as we go throughout the day today. max wind gusts, we don't have leaves on the trees yet, so we're not going to see hundreds of thousands of people, but we're still with 50 to 60-mile-per-hour gusts. we're going to get 10, 20, 30,000 additional people losing power throughout the day today. and then we watch this next storm down along the gulf coast, this will be for tomorrow, and heading into the weekend. looks like a soggy forecast, maybe isolated strong storms in north florida. we may be able to get a little bit of snow out of it, not a lot. the weekend forecast looks like this. strong storms friday in the southeast. by the time we get to saturday, there is your rain out in the southeast coast. and then we end your weekend, super bowl day with that storm system along the midatlantic. by far, lindsey, the best weather of the country, now maybe the northeast, and the south. t

and feeling more like springtime for indianapolis and chicago and cleveland today and tomorrow agains going to feel like 49 on wednesday. 54 in new york and d.c. 61. i know, ainsley, that hayden wants snow. march can be a beast. so we still have a couple of weeks to see some snow in the forecast. my guess is we will. that's my educated guess. >> steve: we don't have to. >> ainsley: we just need one. we just need one. >> steve: we had a little bit you should have gone out right then. >> janice: i have a mission. >> ainsley: thank you, janice. have democrats lost all faith in kamala harris. even the vice president's closest allies are drawing a blank when asked to name one major accomplishment. we still have lots of faith in jimmy failla. he is going to i didn join us no weigh in. >> brian: what are heir accomplishments? ♪ ♪ i saw the sign ♪ and it opened up my eyes stat”" ♪ more freshness. more softness. less static. less wrinkles. yeah! it's the sheet. ♪ new bounce lasting fresh dryer sheets. it's the sheet! ♪ one role of a lifetime... one sore throat. but she had enough. she took mu

wichita for being a vagrant, eli lilly was opening in offer to some pharmaceutical company in indianapolis. and at almost the same hour that custer in the seventh cavalry were being killed, 40% of the seventh calvary were being killed at the little bighorn. alexander graham bell was at the centennial exposition and introducing his telephone. and i should add that one of the people in the audience for alexander graham bell was don pedro, who was the emperor of brazil at the time, and in fact, was much more popular than the american president at the time, who was u.s. grant. one thing i try to do in this book is explore the difference between liars and legends. this book is filled with liars, with the possible exception of the author. it's also filled with legends again, with the possible exception of the author. i think there's a big difference between the two. alive is is basically an untruth. it's the anti truth. but a legend is is sort of an amalgam. it's it's based on facts. it has lies sprinkled into our gross exaggerations. and what comes out of the legend and what sometimes comes out

wichita for being a vagrant, eli lilly was opening in offer to some pharmaceutical company in indianapolis. and at almost the same hour that custer in the seventh cavalry were being killed, 40% of the seventh calvary were being killed at the little bighorn. alexander graham bell was at the centennial exposition and introducing his telephone. and i should add that one of the people in the audience for alexander graham bell was don pedro, who was the emperor of brazil at the time, and in fact, was much more popular than the american president at the time, who was u.s. grant. one thing i try to do in this book is explore the difference between liars and legends. this book is filled with liars, with the possible exception of the author. it's also filled with legends again, with the possible exception of the author. i think there's a big difference between the two. alive is is basically an untruth. it's the anti truth. but a legend is is sort of an amalgam. it's it's based on facts. it has lies sprinkled into our gross exaggerations. and what comes out of the legend and what sometimes comes out

what were stops eight and nine that use kept so in the interest of time it went cleveland column indianapolischicago chicago. mm. so question for you i've been to several museums in europe where i've frequently seen masks. so for a lot of historical figures after they've been dead they've basically had their entire cast into a mask, which was then preserved. has that been a tradition in the u.s.? it has been in several presidents have had death masks made, to my knowledge, president lincoln was not one of them. but death's death masks never really took off in america as they did in europe. and my theory is, because americans adopted embalming a way that the europeans did not so from kind of the mid-'ninety century on, you didn't need the death mask because we could hold the remains, you know, a period of weeks for folks to come view it, you know, like they did in lincoln funeral. i mean, think about it. the people in springfield, they were viewing the president two and a half weeks after he died. and seen his real likeness, didn't need a death mask. and they were created really in europe for

i grew up with the glendale mall in indianapolis. i want to ask you about the roughing and unruly thing and reroofing of malls. glendale started with an open piazza style. they roughed it for the first relaunch of the mall, and now, you know, decades later, they unwrap it, which and they've done that here in madison to at the held alma which makes no sense at all in a winter climate. could you talk about the roofs? yes. again, that that goes back to my earlier mention of how malls are also part of the fashion cycle. so in early mall development period, some of them were malls, which technically means an indoor space and some of them were shopping centers, which tackling means, you know, an outdoor space. so, you know, they'll be a plaza in the center, but it's on roofed, as you say. but, you know, by the by the 1980s, like any mall that was, you know, going to be fairly high end, sort of had to be roofed. so a lot of these earlier built in like, you know, the 1960s that had started smaller, they roofed them, they added another wing,

welcome after 2012 in indianapolis in glendale, arizona. model rivera fox news.amic relief efforts continue for californians as farm workers become eligible for financial support, how you can apply for that assistance up next. corella. for $600 cash cards. dela cruz has more now on how to apply. nearly three years since the covid 19 pandemic was declared this financial assistance was given during the pandemic, which is now three years ago, and just three years later, they're finally getting maybe a week's worth of financial assistance. thousands of farm workers will benefit from much needed aid. campesina california says there are about 800,000 farm workers in california and about 70% of those are believed to be undocumented. farm workers have not stopped at all. so we stopped. there's no food for everybody. so while this group was deemed essential undocumented workers were excluded from the federal stimulus checks that millions of americans received. now those farm workers who worked in 2020 or are still working in the fields can apply to receiving $600 check or

that is the second biggest fan welcome since 2012 in indianapolis, and there was a lot of things to do lot of things to do from games to live music entertainment to even posting with the lombardi trophy, so a lot of things to look forward to over the next several days as we get closer to the super bowl, and the tour is also in scottsdale this week for a golf tournament so very busy there in the valley of the sun, madeline rivera live tonight in arizona. madeline thank you. and just a reminder you can catch super bowl 57 between the chiefs and the eagles, right here on ktvu. fox to kick up set for 3 30 on sunday. no i'm cheap. i'm not. i'm not gonna put out for the big $3200. you would do this move back time, but i'd go. okay. cost x amount to get in here, right? i in here. oh, it's costing me 100 bucks a minute or something like that. that would ruin the experience for you out . not proud of that. i grew up in paradise and i don't know. okay, so as we head outside, we've got another warm day today. yesterday was warm. tomorrow will be cooler. that's the plan is a new weather system com

as we get into the next couple days, warmth builds. 57 in indianapolis. 50s into early next week foroliday weekend. many people have outdoor plans. warm sunshine and temperatures ranging from the 60s to 70s in the south. the mild conditions for the northeast and we have a little bit >> good morning. it is 6:45 on this saturday here in the bay area. we're taking a gorgeous look over the span of the bay bridge. if you are on the roads, crank up the heaters. it is pretty chilly. we are going to warm up to a beautiful day, not only today and tomorrow, look at those mid to upper 60s in fairfield and down here in the santa clara valley. it'll be a gorgeous weekend, but there are major changes ahead. we'll talk all of your headlines at 7:00 a.m. >>> and that's the look at the forecast. peter and kristen, back to you. >> angie, thank you. >> so psyched to have you. thank you. >>> joe, what do you have? >> we will tell you when p for businesses of all sizes, there are a lot of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. when you choose comcast business internet, you choose th