thank you so much, jane calvert, philip munoz and thomas kidd. inspiring discussion of religious liberty and the founding and the question of how religious the founders and thanks to you great and cc and c-span viewers for joining us and taking an hour to learn about american and our founding principles. it is so important in these challenging times for all of us to. be lifelong learners and to the primary sources and to continue your learning. begin by the books of our great you, which are so full of learning and light. read the ones we've discussed and. others, including thomas kidd, has a whole source book on religious liberty primary texts, then go to the national constitution center is interactive constitution. read documents from the founders library. listen to them. we the podcast and check out the amazing new constitution one on one horse that we've launched, khan academy, which brings america's greatest constitutional scholars, including several of them who are here to teach you about the constitution. the founders believe that we all ha

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i don't think she wants to be jane doe forever. later, she let us know she'd called on the fifth mother and delivered the news, that sable pickett, just 19 years old, crossed paths with gordon and cano on the streets of orange county and did not survive. no charges are pending for her murder. but another family can finally stop wondering. homicide detectives often tell us they work for the dead. up here on landfill mountain, we understood that a little better. as detective julissa trapp gripped her rosary, the one for sable, we walked away and gave her time. and our microphone picked up something. hail mary, full of grace. the lord is with thee. blessed are thou among women and blessed is the fruit of thy womb. jesus. keith morrison: mountains of trash, things we use and cast away, but for detective julissa trapp, this will always be hallowed ground. it's hard to look at that and know that's where you ended up, but i know you guys are all in a better place. and i know that you're together in there helping each other. you can rest n

but this is -- this is you and jane fonda.rs and applause ] what -- how did this go down? >> she just came last week. and there's just such an energy in the air afterwards. and you feel like you've gone through a full journey, a full circle of life after that, because you are just -- i've literally given my full heart and soul, seth. i can't wait for you to see it. but, so afterwards, she just came back and we -- there were no words. we just looked at each other. and we just kissed. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> because it was -- in my -- where i'm from, in hawai'i, like, it's just natural, you have to kiss everyone. that's the way you greet them. that's the way you said hel -- say hello. and i've kissed -- there's me and billy porter kissing. like, it's just like that -- just that exchange of like, i get you. >> seth: by the way, the fact -- i know how good you are in the show if people want to kiss you covered in that. [ light laughter ] you know what i mean? >> yeah. yeah, right? >> seth: yeah. 'cause like, that is like --

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i'm jane king. back to you. jane, thank you very much. >> san francisco's fentanyl crisis has long been a top priority. and now the board of supervisors has get have given the final go ahead to the mayor's fentanyl, state of emergency ordinance. and this comes days as the mayor as well, appoint a new public health director kron four's. dan kerman has more. >> it is a new day in san francisco. we are going to be a national lhader in public health in behavioral health treatment addiction, recovery and health care access. >> big commitments tuesday from san francisco. mayor daniel lurie, as he announced the appointment of a new leader to head up the san francisco department of public health and help tackle the city's fentanyl crisis. this is a crisis that demands u.s. acting with urgency. >> dan, understand set, he's compassionate. he stuff and use. he knows how to get big things done and that's what we need to do here. this is a crisis the likes of which we have not seen before and his dance. most recently led the

i'm jane king. back to i thank you, jane. >> all right. now to our nation's capital president donald trump has signed proclamations now imposing steep. 25 1% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. the president is also weighing in on elon musk's push to dismantle the consumer financial protection bureau. our washington correspondent reshad hudson takes a look. on the issue of tariffs. president trump believes it's going to revitalize american industries, but it's facing growing pushback from democrats capitol hill. >> who say it's going to do the opposite. also say they're worried about the negative impact. it could have on americans. it's a big deal. >> it's a big year. this is the beginning. making america rich again. president donald trump signed 2 proclamations monday evening imposing 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. the president says this is just the start with more import taxes coming soon, our nation require steel and aluminum to be made in america, not in foreign lands, but the move is getting pushback from democrats in

ice storm warning for appalachians and you heard jane say north and west of d.c.d that is where we could get worse before it gets better. anthemic storm moves through. here is your forecast by late this afternoon and this evening for storm is pretty much out of there in new england where they snow event as we go through the evening and overnight. here is the snow still to come. not a huge blockbuster in terms of heavy snow coach up at the ice and freezing rain will be tg concern for the morning commute. here is the storm for this weekend and this we can actually could have a little bit more oomph and that's not meteorological term. into meteorologist books. hitting some of the same areas that we have seen getting the snow and ice and the freezing rain. this will be weekend event saturday into sunday. if you have plans, deftly watched the forecast because this could be a little bit more stronger. >> carley: now we know. >> todd: i don't think today is a elite event, my snowplow guy but that ice is what i'm worried about. >> maybe we should have a plea measure, is t

i'm jane pauley and this is "sunday morning."ir to say few americans in recent decades have had more impact on our lives than big gates. as co-founder of microsoft, gates spearheaded the rise of the personal computer, turning microsoft into one of the world's most influential corporations, and in the process became one of the world's richest and most philanthropic people. this morning bill gates is looking back and taking stock with our lee cowan. >> long before he was a billionaire, bill gates was a dumpster diver. he and a young paul allen were learning from computer code that was trashed by other engineers. >> yeah, they throw the coffee grounds and everything in the same garbage, but it was well worth it. paul was taller, so he got to hold me while i did the diving. >> later this sunday morning, bill gates talks about his source code. what made him, him. >>> as for our david pogue, he opens his ears to some inventive new musical instruments and the memorable sounds they can give us. >> the grammys honor what our finest musici

author jane e calvert is trying to change all that with the new biography, "penman of the founding." john dickinson is known for his essays published anonymously by newspapers during the time that the states were deciding on whether to approve the new constitution. john dickinson of mello -- maryland, delaware, and pennsylvania was the only founding figure present and active of every stage of the revolution, from the stamp act to the ratification of the constitution. >> author jane c talks about her book, "penmaofhe foundi," a biography of john din, on booknotes+ with host brian lamb. book notes plus is free wherever you get your podcasts. >> president trump spoke to reporters on air force one but while traveling to super bowl lix in new orleans. before taking questions, he signed a proclamation recognizing february 9 as gulf of america day if you're he also said he plans to impose a 25% tariff and all steel and aluminum imports into the united states. this is about half an hour. pres. trump: nice to see you. are you all set? we are flying over right now, we are flying over thing cal

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author jane calvert is trying to change that with her new biography.hn dickinson is known for his nine essays under the title fabius, published anonymously in newspapers during the time the states were deciding on whether to approve the new constitution. john dickinson of maryland, delaware, and pennsylvania was the only founding figure present and active in every phase of the revolution from the stamp act crisis to the ratification of the constitution. >> authored jane calvert talks about her book, a biography of john dickinson, on book notes plus with brian lamb. it's available on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get podcasts. >> c-span. democracy unfiltered. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? it is way more than that. comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled listings so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast supports c-an as a public

you know, i went with paul mccartney, jane asher, bumped straight into andrew. of course it was.sn'tjust... it was love—hate, like it still is. it's still the same. what is your advice... because i think people do, people do come to you. one of my only sort of people i like and do talk to, things, is kylie. do you see some of yourself in her? oh, i think she's much more sort of... she's much more overtly sexy. it's an act. you weren't overtly sexy? no. it's much more attractive to be beautiful tell me, tell me, try. this is confessional moment. person, where... to get what i wanted. "from the age of 17 until fairly recently, my life has been one big sleepwalk." well, that is crazy. you're right. it's a bit of both. i mean, it really is. i grew up, and i still have it, with a feeling that there and that is one of the reasons that people started at the same time, i was highly intelligent, i did want to be an artist, very much. that's always been a problem. do i want to be a singer? am i answering your question? you are. no, you are. i mean, one of the areas where you were very unam

authority jane e calvert is trying to change that, dickerson is known for nine essays, published anonymouslypapers during the time that the states were deciding whether to approve the new constitution, in delaware, pennsylvania, the only founding figure present and active in every phase of the revolution, from the stamp act crisis to the ratification of the constitution. >> talking about her book, on ok notes plus with our host brian lamb. it'silable on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> c-span, democracy unfiltered we're funded by these television companies and more including buckeye broadband. ♪♪ buckeye broadband supports c-span as a public service, along with these other televisi providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> the senate's coming in for more work on president trump's cabinet nominations, the next confirming tulsi gabbard on director of national intelligence and robert kennedy, jr. for health secretary. live coverage of the senate here on c-span2. ...

i'm jane pauley and is "sunday morning."e celebrate what may be our country's biggest unofficial holiday. it's super bowl sunday, of course. this evening in new orleans the kansas city chiefs take on the philadelphia eagles in super bowl lix. but this morning, like many millions of americans tuning in tonight, we're more focused on the commercials. meeting a very few familiar people you know by face, if not by name. now this. from david pogue. >> release the hounds, puppymonkeybaby. >> reporter: tv ads get a lot of attention on super bowl sunday. >> i want to port. >> reporter: but what's it like to star in tv ads? >> being just like, you can't have a bad moment, hike, i am not in the mood. >> there are no casting directors, oh, he is too visible as that guy. >> reporter: tv ad hall of famers ahead on "sunday morning." >>> from the big game to the big screen with seth doane, we'll visit with cynthia erivo, the academy award-nominated star of this year's blockbuster movie "wicked." >> reporter: tony and grammy award-winner re

i'm jane dougall. a famous giant killing in the fa cup: liverpool out. carlos alcaraz: and welcome.nager arne slot made 10 changes to the side that beat tottenham to reach the league cup a famous win.

agony, it'll have to be done so carefully, it'll have to be done so carefully, it will take two years, janeat the toddler had been shaken. paula roberts, the little boy's mother, was jailed the sort of injuries seen in brain damage at home. stockton, his mother's boyfriend. he's really floppy. look at his chest, look at his chest. he was choking on something and i don't know what it is. no, it's not. it's not? it's not. sat him on my knee. back. today, he was sentenced to 25 years in prison. had intermittently been cruel and violent, natural events. four years for neglect. charlie to call her boyfriend daddy. the tragic, short life of the little boy, killed by an adult who should have cared for him, is shocking. danny savage, bbc news. by the tech firm in the cloud. all rental properties in england and wales need to meet higher energy efficiency standards so that tenants can live as france visit twickenham in the second weekend of the six nations. being warned to check before they set out crashing onto tracks. a man in his 30s has been arrested on suspicion of drink driving. rowan bridge re

there is more on the website on that very sad now it's time for a look at today's sport with jane dougalln west london 7 where england have got their six nations title bid back on track after a thrilling one point victory over france. the match was close throughout — level at 7—all at half time. half, but france thought they'd won it with a 76th minute try 7 only for england to snatch a i—point win with a try of their own in the final seconds, yeah, it was back and forth, wasn't a? we've lost plenty of never been like in games, never been like that in the look like this one the past, look like this one went our way today. but it was, the past, look like this one w was »ur way today. but it was, the past, look like this one w was far nay today. but it was, the past, look like this one w was far from )day. but it was, the past, look like this one w was far from )day. b but was, the past, look like this one w was far from )day. b but my;, it was far from perfect but my god, that group heart, we ourseiees another kept giving ourselves another shot, another luckily i shot, another shot, luckil

host: back to the chapters of your book, who is jane mcmanus and what did you ask jane mcmanus to write about? guest: this is the chapter that is not like the others. the myth is keep your politics out of my sports. the underlying assumption is people are frustrated when they turn on the tv and an athlete is making a political statement or making their stance heard. you remember colin cap reinecke kneeling at the national anthem. sports and politics have always been connected, not only because athletes are some of the most revered people in the united states who have a genuine platform and should be able to use it like we expected anyone else, but also sports conversations proceed political conversations. when we think about the black athletes raising their fists in the games against hitler's, these conversations can foster a faster way to process a lot of the things we are struggling with culturally and given the amount of love and support we give our sports figures, going back to the days of roman emperors, sports and politics have always been intermingled. you do not have to shove it

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author jane calvert is trying to change that with her new biography penman of the founding. john dickinson is known for his nine essays under the title fabius published anonymously in newspapers during the time that the states were deciding on whether to approve the new constitution. john dickinson of maryland, delaware and pennsylvania was the only founding figure present and acting at every phase of the revolution, from the stamp act crisis to the ratification of the constitution. >> author jane calvert talks about her book penman of the founding: a biography of john dickinson onh episode of book plus two with brian lamb -- book notes plus with host brian lamb. it is available on c-span now and wherever you get your podcasts. >> c-span, democracy unfiltered. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is? justa community center it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to great wi-fi enabled lift zones so students from low-income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything.

that, each committee will be engaged and will be forcefully as you saw gerry connolly and as you for jane raskin forcefully pushing back on these ideas within committee. but the working group will play a a part in how we communicate that broderick and how we handle the collection of ideas and input from our members. >> chairman aguilar is actually right, and one of their reasons for this is because there's so much stuff happening, the american people and even members of congress may not know about all these different lawsuits and what's happening in those lawsuits. it turns out the administration is losing most of his lawsuit because what they're doing is brazenly illegal. this working group will provide that information with the members know so we can communicate in our districts as well as to what's happening through the court cases. >> eric. >> the department of justice is trying to pressure the district of new york to drop the charge against eric adams. you have any comments on that? >> i don't. you know, the department of justice is responsible to ensure that our laws are followed, a

jane king is at the new york stock exchange with those stories. >> good morning. k is reached a tipping point. half of private sector workers are now saving in these retirement plans. the number is likely to increase to federal law that went into effect this year requiring many new 4, 1, k plans to use automatic enrollment. uber's ride bookings were disappointing. uber shares took hit as it posted its quarterly results. rides are one thing people are cutting back on. also, uber ceo says self-driving taxis going mainstream is still a long way off. starbucks will give away coffee monday the morning after the super bowl. if you remember the companies rewards program you can swing by and get a pick me up the day after the big game and crayola bringing a collection of 8 nostalgia fan favorite crayon colors, including dandelion out of retirement. the company says this will give a nod to the company's first 8 crayon box launched back in 19. 0, 3, callers dating back to the 90's such as orange, red and violent blue will also be returning from the new york stock exchange.

new deals with the likes of directv, jane street and cleveland cliffs.levated rates have opened up major opportunities. >> today, given where we are in the interest rate, a cycle, it's an incredibly attractive time for credit. so elevated rates are a tailwind for credit investing. vonnie: joining us now is head of u.s. credit strategy and blackrock. i'm just curious. we've been watching the nymex over the last two weeks. did today change anything for you? just five or six basis points that really hasn't gone away in the 10 year. >> thank you so much for having me. i think from our perspective, we still have a really constructive outlook on corporate credit but as we've been emphasizing the past couple of weeks, you need to be really clear about why you're buying credit. i agree with what danielle said. the credit is really attractive here. spreads are pretty tight. we wrote this week that we expect modest widening in spreads but it's very, very moderate compared to the broader context and that's supported by a range of factors, strong growth, favorable t

tomorrow, jim jane doe's will join us at noon to give us his take on the markets and u.s.elations, and opportunities there. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from the world of politics to the world of business, this is balance of power. live from washington, d.c. joe: china reciprocates. welcome to the faster show in politics as beijing answers washington with tariffs of its own after president trump struck deals yesterday with candid and mexico to delay their tariffs by a month. anything could still have been. i'm joe mathieu alongside kailey leinz in washington. welcome to the early edition of "balance of power." this is the start technically with a second trade war with china. just a question of how long it lasts. joe: maybe that depends on when president trump speaks with xi jinping. according to the press secretary, they are working on scheduling that. just unclear whether it will take place and whether the conversation can result in a pulling back of tariffs like we saw in the case of mexico and canada. donald trump today seems to be focused on

i'm jane king. back to you. >> 7.23 right now. and coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, a bay area food bank is warning. there's been a data breach will tell you what kind breach will tell you what kind of information was taken. ordinary is the opposite of beautiful. beauty drops our jaws. dilates our eyes. and beauty is something we can create... right now... at floor & decor. 7.26. and the alameda county sheriff's office is asking for your help. they're looking for this 15 year-old. >> named a jean milton walker. he was last seen last thursday. he walked away from the newport academy in pleasanton after an argument with his mather and later went to his mother's home in sunnyvale, change clothes and then was last seen wearing gray sweatshirt, black sweatpants and black, nike sneakers. he's about 5 foot, 10, 150 pounds. and it is just see areas, black hair and brown eyes. he does not have a phone or any money. he may be using public transport or maybe on a black and yellow bicycle. if you or have any info, you're asked to contac

i'm jane king. back to you. >> 10, 19 and new this morning.sident trump is shutting down the u.s. agency for international development. staff at u.s. aid have been told to stay home today. the washington, d.c., headquarters were closed this morning and this comes after elon musk made the announcement yesterday that president trump agreed to shut down the agency u.s. aid overseas, billions of dollars in foreign aid funding for health care, clean water and disaster relief around the world. this move to shut the agency is the latest move. dozier, which is the department of government efficiency, which is led by elon musk. it's unclear if the white house has the authority to shut down a federal agency like this without congressional approval. but this is what has happened. so we'll let you know what happens next. meantime, elon musk, social media platform x is expanding an existing lawsuit handful of major brands and there banning the legislation or the lawsuit because these brands they're saying have boycotted the site. the suit initially targete

i'm jane king. back to you. all right. thanks a lot. j. >> all right. so the super bowl is not til sunday, but obviously the party of the big easy has already begun. they have the teams arriving in so that officially kicks things off. let's go to sara punch esky. >> outside of super bowl, 59 talking about what's going on there today. highs are done. >> good morning to you both. it is absolutely beautiful day in new orleans. thank goodness. mother nature decided to cooperate and got that cold weather and freak snowstorm out of here just in time for super bowl. 59 in all its festivities, like you both said the teams are here. they both arrived in new orleans last night and both in their own separate ways decided to embrace the culture, the city, the eagles for the first ones on the ground and when they pulled up at the airport, they go eagles flag out of their window goes about u acts. >> in typical louisiana fashion. and when the players got off the plane, they were rocking some super bowl. 59 swept year. now the chiefs decided to take a much more differ

i'm jane king. back to you. >> 7.17, right now and less than a month after the destructive fires in southern california. there's a new bill now that calls on the state to transition 2 permanent firefighters instead of the 3,000 seasonal cal fire. firefighters. they want to be able to fund them full time as it stands now. cal fire's only brought on for about 9 months of the year and then they're basically let go for the other 3 months during the winter season. look or winter now and look what happened. this bill would change that. we all know that the devastating southern california wildfires happened in really the weather. people keep saying there's no such thing as fire weather anymore. let's be blunt. wildfires. you not take 3 >> so the only calfire firefighting force. that is our best in last defense and protecting lives and homes across the state should be full time too. >> right now, senate president mike mcguire says that this would cost the state about 175 to 185 million dollars per year to f

i'm jane king. back to you. n> it's a 49 president. trump is blocking transgender athletes from competing in women's sports with a new executive order. and this has to several other efforts. the president has made against the transgender community, someone who's really watching this closely is an runner who call san francisco home name cal callum mia. they were assigned female at birth and now they identify as non-binary and calais. one, the san francisco marathon in the non binary category. it also been a proponent for trans rights in sports. callum. thanks to the white house should be focused on more important issues. >> if we go down this road, it being like let's nice. every single person's body would be have a it's going to lead to a tremendous amount of profiling and the people that are not fans that, you know, may appear to be stronger. will all the sudden to be put under the same scrutiny? that would be a completely different situation if it was like, you know, a trans women are are our super travel and every single sport that

i'm jane king. back to you. >> all right. thank you. 20 is the time a new this morning. elon musk's social media platform x is expanding its lawsuit against a handful of major brands for there. refusal to advertise on acts. so the suit initially targeted the world federation of advertisers and a few other companies claiming they illegally boycott a twitter after musk bought the platform back in 2022. x is accusing the federation of forcing major brands to pull billions of dollars in advertising based on fears the site would violate brand safety guidelines. musk's lawyers added several new defendants to the suit. they now include lego nestle, pinterest and shell international. a 20 on the clock. california superintendent tony thurmond is assuring that the california schools will continue to protect students from discrimination. this follows the u.s. department of education's rollback of title 9 protections for students based on gender identity. that happened friday thurman said, quote, while federal guidance devolves our commitment to safeguarding the rights of all studen

i'm jane king. back to you. >> 10, 14 right now and take a look at this for the first time in 5 years. water is gushing into a well-known spillway at lake berryessa. it's called the glory hole and it's been reactivated by the big storm that we got on tuesday and we're getting more rain today. as you know, it already. lake berryessa is at 98% capacity. >> and counting because we've got a lot more rain today. it really came down this morning, really hammered the bay area and the gusty winds will start to kick in as well. the good news, it's kind of a fast moving storm. so a lot of that heavy rain is already moved away. additional rain, though, is in the forecast and gusty winds. actually, gale force winds. there's a flood warning along the russian river that's been extended in a flood watch through tomorrow afternoon across marin and sonoma counties. wind advisory. oh, yes, that's in effect. 10 o'clock this morning through 4 o'clock tomorrow morning. so we've got quite the system here in the good news

i'm jane king. back to you. >> 9.26. right now.4 morning news that does take it on the bron james and the lakers in los angeles. and it was a fight, including some cuts. first. >> 9.29 right now and we are checking out the weather for you on a friday. we are. we've got john with a look at conditions out there which are drier for now, but will soon much colder. >> yes, drying out. but cooling down feels like winter. this move into the weekend. but at least you can get back outside and enjoy your days, which will be nice and mild. here's your look outside mount tam. it is an absolutely gorgeous morning. we have a few remnant clouds pushing through and along with those clouds, some shower activity right here. you definitely see the most of that up in the santa cruz mountains this morning. in fact, really heavy rain right above santa cruz. it's going to lose a little steam as it drops into the santa clara valley, but do expect some light showers over the next couple of hours. mostly south of the golden gate and especially in the south

author jane calvert is trying to change that with her new biography. john dickinson is known for his nine essays under the title fabius published anonymously newspapers during the time that the states were deciding on whether to approve a new constitution. john dickinson of maryland, delaware and pennsylvania was the only founding figure present an active in every phase of the revolution from the stamp act crisis through the ratification of the constitution. >> author jane calvert talks about her book a biography of john dickinson on this episode of booknotes+ with our host brian lamb. booknotes+ is available on the c-span now free mobile app review get your podcasts. >> scholars and endless participant in a discussion on the state of america in which the talk about a a bipartisan report finding the united states saw gains in the economy and education but lag behind in mental health, inequality, trust in the cetaceans, and life satisfaction. hosted by the brookings institution, the american enterprise institute, and tulane universities murphy institute

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to september. 24 from the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king. back to you. >> thank you, james. passed 2 bills aimed at fighting president donald trump. one of those bills calls for the state to allocate. 25 million to the california department of justice for future lawsuits against the trump administration's policies. the second bill proposes 25 million dollars again for immigration-related legal services to fight against the presidents mass deportation. executive orders. now the move did not come without some drama between democrats and republicans. >> this funding is about protecting californians of every background of every political party and of every religious affiliation of every immigration status. it is about protecting the people of the state of california for this body to appropriate 50 million dollars. to sue. and block and up opposite. kate. the president, the united states, i think is outrageous. >> well, governor newsom is expected to sign the bills later this week. we're going to take a break at 7.52. coming up next hour on the kron 4 morning news. united healthc

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i'm jane king.for your money this morning across a guest coming up, the crash. >> don't know if you filled up lately, but you've probably noticed the state average is 4.55, $0.10 up from last week. the most expensive gas at this point is in sonoma county, averaging 4.77. we're kind of close to 5 again, san mateo counties looking for 73. and then you go down from there for 67 in both san francisco and marin counties and napa at this point has the least expensive average at 4.61 a gallon. oh, wait, wait, wait to watch. is big. got a lower. if you want to the east let's go to moss landing. there's a group of residents there that are taking legal action over last month's fire at a battery storage facility. >> we brought you that story during our newscast at the time. the residents say they suffered adverse health effects because of that fire, which they say sent chemicals into the air and polluted local water is there in monterey county. they're also alleging that vistra energy, which owns the plant and

this operation but about the actions, joe inwood in now it's time for a look at today's sport with jane. an own goal for brentford's vitaly janelt. on the way out of old trafford, marcus rashford is closing in bbc sport understands that talks are at an advanced stage, however, there is still work to be done to finalise the move in the scottish premiership both sides of the old firm are in action. celtic are 1—0 up at motherwell, daizen maieda scoring in the first minute of play. while it's goaless between rangers and ross county at ibrox. celtic are ten points ahead of rangers in the league with a game in hand. arsenal boss mikel arteta was pep guardiola's assistant very highly of him. both him and his family, exceptional. of course we are not in touch much he has his business, i because he has his business, i have my business, but the respect we have is always there are six fixtures in the women's super league today. for arsenal to finish 4—3. season — they're playing aston villa — it's 0—0 at half time. you can see all the results on the bbc sport website. to golf beach pro—am in cali

some of the speakers include simone biles, brittney griner and jane fonda. area's hilda gutierrez will host a session, and janelle wang will speak with jane fonda. the conference will be at the san jose convention center. it starts at 845 this morning, and like every year, those tickets are sold out. all three of them. i want to go. it's a great, great conference. yeah, i hear you talking about it all the time, so i usually go to it, but it's fantastic. just, you know, to collaborate with women, build each other up. it's cool. well, also today, a major milestone for the san francisco bay ferry. at 820 this morning, the transit system was celebrating carrying more than 1 million passengers between the alameda sea plane and downtown san francisco. now that route first launched in july of 2021. last month, the ferry system announced more than 2.6 million passengers hopping aboard in 2024, a 16% increase compared to 2023. 526 for you right now and let the games begin just about one year from now. ahead, right here on today in the bay, we have a first look at the

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says standing there for us, there's like you say the lord can tell you will see the new or smaller jane gets kidnapped, pulled out for tim lemming. a group called in the upgrade project. and galbraith project is a project when they are trying to locate all these other, the edited icons, the date, these are the called images or stuff, choose or load up. do that, or did you images are big some of the different parts of this country under the name and i pause so some phrase to see that not only our little toes and so such images have been smokers from this country. the time on the rock. 60, now go found it of the nearby project, which is an organization to make the case that history belongs to it's jo, beautifully. so what we do is make the case for artifacts and heritage diluted from india to be brought back to the british. the colonizer say, they saved items, the items were safe for centuries before they came, the items are not safe because they broke them down and sold them away. right? so for somebody to say that the item, i mean, why does, why does museum to do? and if i were to colle