joey: yeah.: i started dancing and fully embarrassed my kids. [laughter] don't ever do that again on a stage with florida. [laughter] joey: are you to going to dance, charlie? rachel: yeah, this is the part of the job description. charlie: i don't -- i'm not very smooth on the dance floor myself. rachel: you're going to pull a brian kilmeade, because we all started dancing, and brian kilmeade, he pulled an irish. he just disappeared. charlie: yeah. the irish exit is very important. [laughter] in dancing situationsment i have no problem with that. rachel: yeah, well -- charlie: embrace that. rachel: sometimes you can get away with it and sometimes you can't. like pilates. we're going to be talking about platte if tease later in the show because a lot of men are doing pilates, and a lot of women want them out of the studio. we'll talk about why -- joey: they get out of the gym, we'll get out of the studio. rachel: it has to do with sweating. charlie: because men sweat too much? rachel: yeah. we're

good morning, rachel, joe by -- rachel: joey's well rested. joey: i am.ch sleep a last night. charlie: and i really admire that tie. joey: i got this off instagram -- a. rachel: you're one of those people that falls for the instagram ads? joey: i wear a less than $400 suit sitting on this couch. they're affordable, and they fit me right. you're right. [laughter] charlie: they're rubber duckies. joey: you can't go too on brand with it. it's in honor of duck season leaving and turkey season leaving. charlie: see a what you're missing out on not wearing a tie every day? rachel: i know. i missed out on football season. joey: and just so you know, i did pitch for charlie and i to have duck calls and to teach you how to do it, but we would violate the noise ordinance here in new york -- rachel: you know i love the robertson family. joey: i took to them yesterday. took a bunch of veterans -- rachel: here? joey: no, i talked to them on the phone. rachel: oh, they did. i thought you with got. [laughter] charlie: president trump officially imposing new tariffs on c

joey: welcome back. it's the fourth and final 9:00 a.m. hour on "fox & friends weekend." marco rubio making his first foreign trip as secretary of state, the showdown over the panama cay that. charlie: democrats pick a far left leered after their brutal loss and they don't seem to be learning any lessons. >> we believe t that racism and misogyny played a role in vice president harris' defeat. [laughter] >> okay. rachel: and influencers flocking to rfk junior's maha agenda. the final hour of "fox & friends weekend" starts right now. ♪ ♪ i can w buy myself flowers,. ♪ write my name in the sand. ♪ talk to myself for hours. joey: that is a double win, a great song and a great view. looking at broken bow, oklahoma. looks really nice. rachel: it's beautiful. but really, you think it's a great song. joey: i think it's fantastic. rachel: it's got a great beat. the message, not good. i can buy myself flowers, basically you don't need a man. it's not as much fun to buy yourself flowers or hold your own hand. joey:

joey: why?are at the most power at takeoff so if anything's going to happen, it's going to happen in the first couple seconds of flight. business jets, airliners, they don't get to hold short and run the motor up to full power and like a runway and run them up to full power. something to think about there. joey: the black box recovered from the crash just a few days ago, the military helicopters going to play a clip of newly minted defense secretary pete hegseth on this. >> the black box from the black hawk when we do, we'll get a sense of internal communications. that might tell us exactly who is piloting that black hawk and there's a captain in training, a chief officer 2 as instructor and then you had a staff sergeant in that black hawk as well. who was talking, who was on the comes, who was pilots and a what, if any: collusion afters the the end and someone was at the wrong altitude. joey: we're not here to point fingers and president trump and pete hegseth aren't as well. wee look at how cl

so good having you with, joey. joey: back tomorrow. solemn news but a good day. charlie: a lot packed into four hours. rachel: make sure you come back, got these guys back too. [laughter] bye, everybody. david: we begin this morning in philadelphia where investigators are on the scene of another deadly air disaster last night, this time a medical jet carrying a child patient and her mother if crashing into a neighborhood

joey: i believe that.: if you're not dretszing up for the president i don't believe you will for me. there you go. rachel: great lineup. >> meanwhile president trump orders air strikes on isis leaders taking out multiple key operatives. glam madeleine rivera is in washington with all of those details. good morning. reporter: these air strikes mark president trump's first major u.s. military operation overseas since he retook office. president trump said he ordered the strikes on the senior isis attack planner other terrorist he recruited and led in somalia president said on true social these killers who we found hiding in caves threaten the united states and our allies. the strikes destroy the caves they live in and killed many terrorist without in any way harming civilians the message to isis alling others who would attack americans is that we will find you and we will kill you. the defense secretary pete hegseth said under president direction he authorized africa command to carry out air attacks targetin

joey: thank you, rick.gh with tariff threats on mexico, canada, and chinese imports set to go in place today. what does this tell you, next? charlie: today president trump is set to implement a 25% tariff on imports from mexico and canada and at 10% tariff on goods from china. trump says it won't stop with today's trade announcements. >> eventually we're going to put tariffs on chips, we're going to put tariffs on oil and gas. happying fairly soon around the 18th of february, and we'll put a lot of tariffs on steel. charlie: joining us with more is former commerce secretary under trump. thank you for joining us this morning. in terms of consumers under america, how are they likely to feel some of the tariffs? >> good morning. great to be with you. the president from his first term has lots of experience with the imposition of tariffs and trump's opposing tariffs and taking measures to mitigate inflation consumer impact. they were used to min mime inflation and they did an independent study and impact on inp

joey ramirez: he pulled up a facebook page.eness walk in the near future. a walk to help find maribel. it was. he google mapped that park and zoomed in onto it. he then panned out, navigated over about 8 to 10 miles. this area that he was zeroing in on, was it an area that had crossed your field of vision at all? no. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): here, kc is google mapping a place that no one had searched. watch as he zooms into that area with the tree. josh mankiewicz: that tree didn't figure in the investigation in any way? not in any stretch of the imagination. and no one had searched there. no. and no reason for that to be in the paper or anywhere else. no. it's out in a remote canyon location. josh mankiewicz: but he's looking at it. scott simmons: yes, yes. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): by the time kc was walking out of the library that afternoon, police were already headed to that tree. craig melvin (voiceover): coming up, another startling discovery. this is way off the beaten path. we didn't know what to think. craig mel

a take you live to the big easy for the latest including a special appearance from nascar champion joey logano. that's that's coming up. welcome to "fox news live," i'm rich edson. we begin this hour with a fox news alert as president trump and elon musk's doge move to hut down usaid, legal fights are brewing over doge's accesses to government agencies. this as trump praised mix's work with doge -- musk's work with doge last night. lucas tom lynnson has the latest on this. >> reporter: president trump hosting republican senators in palm beach last night. today he's sticking a tee in the ground. as you mentioned, he's praising the work elon musk is doing as well as his doge team. >> it's amazing, actually, what they have exposedded. and to a level where they cut 97% of the people out. the whole thing is a scam. and you look at some of the people working there, they're very political people. they are relatives, and it's just terrible. >> reporter: in the lower right-hand corner you would have seen the usaid letters getting ripped off the a reagan building here in washington yesterday, ric

joining us now, cnn legal analyst and criminal defense attorney joey jackson. joey, good morning. always wonderful to see you. i just straight off the top. what's your evaluation of the new attorney general's first initial hours in this role and what she's focused on? >> yeah. >> casey. >> good. >> morning to you. >> there are many concerns. the first, of course, is that elections have consequences. i don't know that anyone could be surprised that she would. effectuate the trump agenda. having said that, the biggest issue is that i'm concerned about whether the justice department is going to work for the american people, as it has historically been doing, and as has been the focus or whether or not it's going to be just an arm. and a loyalist of the president. moreover, moving from that, i'm concerned about whether or not we're going to be looking backwards in terms of retribution and grievances and settling scores, or whether we're going to be looking forward in terms of being the biggest law enforcement entity in the country. i'm concerned about its independence. i'm concerned a

joey, hardest and by the north bay in guerneville where the water levels are rising high and here in studio course reyna harvey on the traffic and we got kathy trafton to looking at. the forecast is in for john and let's go to their first of the weather center. kathy. >> yeah, we have, you considerable rain coming down is quite an interesting thing because yesterday was dry. it was blue skies. it was fabulous. right today. a very different kind of day. if you just waking up. oh, my goodness. gracious high temperatures today. we'll be in the 50's and the 60's. but you know what? it's all about the wind and the rain wind advisory in effect for much of the bay area, not the north bay necessarily, but we do have winds out of the southwest 15 to 25 gusting to as high above 50 miles per hour. and also for snow in the sierra 2 to 3 feet of fresh snow. and we have some concerns here for watches and warnings for flooding because we do some problems with the already swollen rivers and creeks and streams and more rain coming on that. take a look at these winds. my goodness gracious not only at

crawford's joey horta live for us in guerneville with this new development. joey? james and darya.related tragedy. now 2 tragedies here. >> that's how firefighters are describing this. take a look at the flooding over here and you get a picture of what's happening in this neck of the woods. sonoma county sheriff's office saying they found the first body just before 5 o'clock last night. the victim found stuck in a covert at friends valley road in sonoma county. firefighters pulled the body out of the water. the sheriff's office says a second body was then found here road where we're located. crews were dispatched around 5.45 to an area where a missing person was last known

. >> laura: joining me now joey jones and mary katharine ham both are fox news contributors, joey, let's with you. that's nice to hear from fetterman. it's like common sense for him he is not voting for tulsi and r.f.k. jr. he said. what should those words mean to the democrats? >> well, first of all, i want to say this and i want to be clear. i'm not saying this in any kind of derogatory way but it really says something when the most common sense plain spoken democrat is a guy who a year ago was reco struggling to recover a stroke. the guy most leniency with if he said something crazy. he is not. saying things absolutely common sense. whether his voting record shows it. we know joe manchin was the guy who would say all the right things and then still vote for crazy bills most of the time. whether his voting record shows it, it would be nice if grassroots democrats people raised money democrat local organizations would get on the john fetterman train. the idea don't like your hair is on fire every time he does something you know he is going to do and find a way to get a win. they need a

joey horta is live for us in concord to explain. joey. >> james, good morning. yeah, we're expecting to hear from this these protesters today. it's a nationwide protest. it comes on the heels of a large presence here, a large protest concord on sundas night. take a look at these images right here. large crowd, according to witnesses of about 1000 people, stopping traffic on monument boulevard around 6 o'clock sunday night is what started all this. an opposition. 2 ice agents being spotted in concord on saturday. concord police confirmed the presence of ice agents here. but do not know what those agents were doing. this marks the 3rd bay area city where law enforcement and local leaders have reported in ice presents since trump took office. enforcing immigration laws is one of trump's top priorities. thousands protested in san francisco back in 2006 during the first day without immigrants several bay area organizations are promoting their involvement in today's protest. and there are signs on some businesses in the mission district. it's been seen in san francisc

joey horta kron. 4 news. that's interesting. okay, joey, thank you very much. we actually have a lot more about immigrants rights from bay area. >> attorneys they are concerned because i they know that a lot of immigrants don't feel safe or know their rights at this time since the president declared a national emergency at the border of mexico and push for an end to birthright citizenship. a lot of immigrants are feeling uncertain. here's what an attorney has to say. >> here going on right now where people are afraid to go out, that there's a fear that he'll be protection. stop for anything to not sign anything. i would say if you know, with ice and if you're encountering ice at home, determine whether there's an actual warrant, because what i'm seeing is that there are warrants signed by ice officials which are not actually wore in stock, give them the right to search a person's home. >> attorney gabriel espinosa also says it's important to know that if you're an immigrant, you have a right to remain silent. when ice confronts you. they also have the right to

crawford's joey horta live for us in guerneville with this new development. joey? james and darya. this is being called a storm-related tragedy. now 2 tragedies here. >> that's how firefighters are describing this. take a look at the flooding over here and you get a picture of what's happening in this neck of the woods. sonoma county sheriff's office saying they found the first body just before 5 o'clock last night. the victim found stuck in a covert at friends valley road in sonoma county. firefighters pulled the body out of the water. the sheriff's office says a second body was then found here road where we're located. crews were dispatched around 5.45 to an area where a missing person was last known to be. they had to call in the national guard who are already in the area responding to flooding and using a high water vehicle. looks like a dump truck to drive through the flood water. the second victim found along with their bicycle. that person known to ride their bike in the area frequent frequently, rather, and they somehow ended up trapped in the flood water. firefighters talk

joey, thank you. we still have flooding was still a road closures. we still cleaning up mud slides in san francisco. yeah. in fact, engineers and geologists are going to be out there today surveying the damage after what happened on sansom street. >> near telegraph hill last night, the heavy rain brought part of that cliff side down and that's where kron four's will. tran is standing by for us this morning. will. >> they will be out in one hour from now. james, i want to show you what's going on. this is telegraph hill on sampson and union. look for yourself. look at that. a big swath of the hillside came crashing down and this is an area used to that because >> they have netting. but even the netting crumbled a little bit. thank goodness it was there because it only spilled into the number one lane and the bike lane. geologists. they will inspected to see if he's strong enough to keep the people inside the homes. we will lift the camera up. here's the situation. they have homes on top of the hill right now. it appears that people are still inside an

joey. >> games are a good morning.re seeing rain coming down here and some minor flooding on 1, just south of daly city. we had to hit the brakes because the inside lane was underwater. and so when it came up on us pretty quickly watch out for that kind of stuff. you got to slow down because you can't see that water standing over the roadway and tell pretty much too late. also, tough going over the bay bridge around 4 o'clock this morning with the winds hitting the car, going back and forth, pushing and pulling you. it felt like and then just from the rain at your windshield. so lot too. >> contend with this morning. powerful winds out there. and so you'll see people speeding during that mask. chp is warning speeding and tailgating is the opposite of what drivers should be doing right now. >> even though the speed limit says 65, if your in super super heavy rain, maybe you need to drive a little bit slower than that. the let seeing friends and their hands slowing down, paying attention and driving to arrive. >> it take

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joey horta kron, 4 news. all right, joey, thank you. and area unity's havoc stressed that they are struggling, feeling >> are anxious and worried because of the executive orders of president trump. the president declaring a national emergency at the u.s. mexico border and pushing for an end to birthright citizenship. we spoke to an immigration attorney about this. >> here going on right now where people are afraid to go out, that there's a fear that they'll be protection. stop for anything to not sign anything. i would say if you know, with ice and if you're encountering ice at home, determine whether there's an actual warrant, because what i'm seeing is that there are warrants signed by ice officials which are not actually more in stock, give them the right to search a person's home. >> the attorney gabriel espinosa also says it's important that, you know, that you have the right to remain silent if you are confronted by an ice agent and you have the right to seek counsel apply for most housing without sharing your immigration status a

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joey horta kron. 4 news. all right, joey, thank you very much. and president trump is expected to speak with the leaders of canada and mexico and officials there. >> about the tariffs that were just imposed on this country that came down over the weekend. many republicans say they're necessary, but a lot of democrats say this is only going to hurt americans in our dc correspondent, basil, joh has more. canada and mexico are some of the us's biggest trading partners and americans could see higher prices soon. >> unless something changes. >> president donald trump is facing backlash after he signed an executive order over the weekend issuing tariffs on goods coming from canada, mexico and china put tariffs on. >> as a lot of money. >> i'm sure they're going to canada and mexico respond forcefully by vowing to impose retaliatory tariffs. canada's tariffs are slated to take effect on tuesday. president trump wants to usher in a new golden age for the united states. the better path to partner with canada. not to punish president trump said americans c

joey: or as pete wou say, go to church.ughter] rachel: that too. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bartiromo. thanks so much for being with us. today, disruption and the tariff scare. president trump keeps his promise and slaps tariffs on canada, mexico and china, sparking promises of retaliation dollar for dollar from canada and mexico. in just a moment, vice president j.d. vance on tariffs, trump's cabinet nominees and what's gone wrong at the faa. if plus, newly-confirmed epa administrator lee zeldin is here on cutting red tape and reversing biden's climate change agenda. and border czar tom homan on the criminal deportations underway right now in america as a the senate majority gears up to execute the rest of president trump's agenda. majority whip and wyoming senator john barrasso on the months and the year ahead. it's all right here, a right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with america's safety and security amidst new

joey horta live for us there with the latest on that work. joey? >> good morning, guys. yeah, this tree is pretty big. it's blocking the road right now and took down some power lines as it came crashing down. so the roadways shut down here as these guys clean up the mess. that is a big best at this point. santa rosa police say the tree came down around 6.30, this morning blocking south right road. officers have the road shut down between family and miles avenues. one arborist tells me the combination of the strong wind and wet soil cause trees to fall and police are asking drivers to avoid this area for meanwhile, the russian river is several feet below flood stage, but there is still minor flooding happening nearby. as we first reported thursday, 2 bodies have been pulled from the floodwaters in sonoma county. we're still working to identify the victims. california national guard is still in guernville this morning. sonoma county fire telling me they had to rely on cal guard to retrieve one of those bodies from the flood waters in santa rosa. >> stuff in. it will take e

joey horta kron, 4 thank you, joey. >> threes that i for now and flooding trees down, mudslides. it's something we've been seeing all over the bay area and first responders are in county have been rescuing drivers. kron 4 sarah stinson has a look at that. >> there has been crashes and spinouts in marin county. the roads are slick and some are flooded. we got video of the water rescue that shows a woman stuck in her submerged car. >> if you hear me. >> a dramatic video shows a marin county sheriff's deputy running into a flooded creek to rescue a woman trapped in her submerged car. your point rays. this happened tuesday morning just after 5. the sheriff's office says the driver lost control when she hit a large puddle along platform bridge road. for car ended up in a flooded creek. the water rose within minutes. but before the car was fully submerged, the deputy pulled her out to safety. later that day, we had any responded to a rescue around the same area. >> and so it, you know, and there was barricades there in place, money, ochoa with marin county fire says during the storm th

joey horta is live taking a look at it right now. joey? >> good morning, guys.ot out here and yeah, it's right next to the crosswalk here where you mentions a very busy lot of traffic going through here. crews are on scene trying to assess the about 5 feet in length in takes up the entire lane here right before the crosswalk. it's the with the book trump actually itself. you can see it would really mess up your car if you fell into that. police are nearby. they're diverting traffic. the fire department telling me they don't have any reports of injuries or car accidents weather related. could be a broken pipe under their public works. crews here to figure out exactly what's behind all of this and more of them are showing up now. so. >> we've reached out to public works and caltrans as well. and we'll let you know when we hear back from them. but so far, just a big mess here. slowing down traffic. if you're headed this way, expect to go in a different direction because they are diverting traffic to make sure no one messes up their car here. that's the latest for n

joey. >> well, guys, take a look at this. this is 5 creek and it is spilling over its banks right now. it's blocking the entire entrance to this hotel. it goes off road quite a bit all the way to the front door of the hotel right over there across the other side of those trees. that is where the creek is actually at. and behind those trees is a home that looks like it's being flooded by this water. flood stage is 32 feet on the russian river in guerneville river. now at 36 feet. according to noaa. this is this creek. here is a tributary to that river. so we're not even close to the reverend. we spotted a man earlier paddling a canoe through a street. he's out assessing damages parking lot underneath an apartment building here is flooded and a couple of cars on the street or just surrounded by that water. some folks decided not to evacuate, they say and they keep doing this because it says cheap to live here. woke up in. we've got a lot of i know we're safe in and we'll hope for the best. >> this is a little worse attire seeme

in garfield, joey horta kron. 4 news. >> all right, joey, the contra costa county district attorney isow investigating a deadly shooting involving richmond police. it happened on carlson boulevard near the union pacific railroad tracks last night. citizen app video here shows the police presence. there's about 8 o'clock last night. officers say they were looking for a person who had violated probation connected to domestic violence charges after a 30 minute standoff. it ended with the deadly shooting. not clear exactly what prompted the deadly force, the identity of the person killed has not been released. >> in the east bay, a former mount diablo unified school district employee is set to appear in federal court for an alleged multi-million dollar fraud scheme. prosecutors say eric rego brought bought hundreds of ipads, gopro's and other electronics with district funds and then resold them for his own profit rego worked as the district's after school program coordinator and claimed that the electronics would be for student use. prosecutors say that this scheme cost the district upward

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joey will keep monitoring what's going up to the north. what's going on? and now let's go to the south. yeah. where officials are warning residents of the slick and hazardous conditions across portions of the peninsula and be on kron four's will tran. >> live in belmont with what we can expect. their will. >> well, james, right on cue, as i mentioned at 5.30, that the rain would start at around 6 and sure enough. you can see my hood is up at this particular time. not big drops but steady little drops, which of course, landing on the roadway, which will make things slick as the morning moves on. let me step out and show you what you can expect. those are cars heading southbound on one-on-one. the commute direction. fortunately, it is still light at this time, but we do expect it to obviously pickup and then ultimately bumper-to-bumper. it is not windy at this location. so that's the good news. as far as what we can expect, probably what we saw 2 days ago when we're a pounded by heavy rainfall. the difference this time it appears to be a cold, steady rainfal

so good having you with, joey. joey: back tomorrow. thanks for joining us this morning, solemn news but a good day. charlie: a lot packed into four hours. rachel: make sure you come back, got these guys back too. [laughter] bye, everybody. david: we begin this morning in philadelphia where investigators are on the scene of another deadly air disaster last night, this time a medical jet carrying a child patient and her mother if crashing into a neighborhood shortly after a takeoff. city officials expected to give an update moments from now. we will cover it. we've got fox team coverage of this devastating crash with nate foy and madison scarpino. this as the probe into a d.c. air collision is still underway and questions are mounting on how our air traffic control system is operating. republican senator mark wane musclen on -- markwayne mullin on what he is asking about that this morning. i'm david asman, this is "fox news live." first to philadelphia where officials are scouring for evidence from a deadly medevac crash. nate foy is the

joey, i took notes. 1.5 million to advance the dei in serbia's workforce.said. >> i have an anecdote for you. i have a friend who texted me a few hours ago unsolicited, didn't know i was on the show. she said "i have been a subcontractor for mike usaid for my 30 years. i've been saying for a long time to my friends and family that it's a wasteful agency. we've done some of the stupidest projects you could imagine. although it's not putting me partially out of business, it's a good thing, and that's what i voted for." that's from somebody who has many contractor, subcontractor, first-hand expires for 3 decades. harold ford said yesterday that you don't need to throw the baby out with the bathwater, but sometimes you do. sometimes you need to start over again. the people that are working in that agency were approving these things. that's part of their ethos. if they have to not come back to work, that's probably the best thing that should happen. >> not only is it waste, but a lot of times, a lot of this stuff aggravates our allies and partners. its ideologic

joey. >> good morning, guys. yeah, we've seen several people already returning home early this morning to see the damage is at their homes. and that includes this rv campsite right over here. just tap the street. it's way lower than the street level. and it's one of the spots very much flooded this morning. you see this pickup truck here certainly surrounded by water. looks like it might have some damage to the engine and the rv trailer right next to it. camper trailer certainly had several inches of water inside of it. according to the owner who we just heard from here a few minutes ago. so there are some improvements, though. the water level is still going down. it's receding. it's gone down by a couple of feet. what the national weather service had predicted. it would have been several feet lower by this time. that has just not happened yet. 32 feet is the flood stage in guerneville. and at the last check here at 02:00am the update showed is still at 34 feet. so we're still above flood level. so the delay slow

joey horta standing by live in san carlos with conditions now.ing, joey. >> i think my umbrella might break guys had some gusty wind over here the last few minutes picking up and the rain is coming down a little harder than it was in the last hour. we last talked to you, but tell you earlier this morning we have to hit the brakes and come to a complete stop on one on one just south of daly city because of flooding in the inside lane. so once you get there, you know, it's too late. hard to avoid. so folks need to slow down as you look at 101, here. we've seen a lot of bumper to bumper traffic this morning. and that's something that chp is saying stop doing that. give yourself a buffer between the car in front of you, stop tailgating. so you'll have a chance to slow down what you have to takes longer to do that. of course, when the roads are wet, also says make sure your car is ready for the rain before you get behind the wheel. >> the windshield wipers is huge. obviously when it's raining and then your tire. treads, a big one and then had what a l

joining us live from granville joey. >> good morning. yeah, we're in a neighborhood here along 5th and mill where the water has overtaken the street here. it looks kind of like a lake right now, but that's a street. and what we're seeing is this is 5 creek in the distance there that has spilled over its banks, said he's just inundating this part of town. sonoma county sheriff's office saying overnight that the russian river would crest and just over 35 feet and the floodgates showing today the water actually hit that mark at 04:00am. so 3 hours ahead of schedule, leading to even more flooding in low-lying parts of town. we did see a man earlier paddling a canoe through the front assessing the damage and you'll see right over here. this parking lot that's underneath of an apartment building. it's totally flooded this morning. couple of cars on the street as well surrounding it are now surrounded by water. one man who lives nearby says brought his paddleboard out this morning to help look for anyone who might be stranded. i was just out in

thank you, joey and from the roads to the runways.ere at sfo and a quick update on how the airports are fairing with this stormy weather. well, as you can see there on the graphic sfo now triple digit delays. 100 delayed flights for cancellations. san jose is looking at 5 delays. no cancellations at the moment and over the oakland international airport. we have 11 flights delayed so far with one canceled outright and walnut creek. a lot of people spent yesterday going to the hardware stores picking up rain gear and other equipment and supplies. >> they were concerned mostly about flooding and power outages. >> by slight side of batteries because of paris kind of flickering on and off specially during this kind of storms. a lot of people buying sandbags, inflatable barriers that we saw a lot of. and of course, the ever popular umbrellas. >> along the creek, officials say the crews will be out monitoring the conditions and they remind you to be safe. do not drive through any flooding. >> well, when wet weather arrives, always there's th

the river is rising following yesterday's storm kron four's joey horta has more now from greenville. >> this is fife creek here. a tributary to the russian river and is blocking the entrance to this hotel goes far off road all the way up to the front door of the hotel. on the other side of the creek behind those trees. you can see there is a home back there that appears to be flooded by the creek flood stage on the russian rivers. 32 feet in guerneville. the river has hit 36 feet this morning according to noaa, we spotted a man earlier paddling a canoe through a street. he's out assessing damage a parking lot underneath the apartment building is flooded and a couple of cars on the street are surrounded by water. some folks tell us they decided not to evacuate and they stayed here. they continue to live here year after year of flooding because they say it's cheap here. woke up in. we've got a lot of we're safe in and we'll hope for the best. >> we moved from san francisco and this is where we ended up. somewhere where we can afford. >> this is a little worse attire seems like it happe

joey horta reports from concord. >> this has been a grocery store is actually closed today.e've seen several customers turned away frustrated about it. but the reason why is on the door right there, a sign in spanish that reads, close our doors for our own families and our community. it's part of that nationwide protest on the heels of a large protest here in concord on sunday night. take a look. a large crowd of according to witnesses, about 1000 people stopping traffic on monument boulevard around 06:00pm sunday. all of this in opposition to ice agents being spotted in concord saturday. cocker police confirmed the presence of ice but do not know why those agents were here. we caught up in the team here at los ranchero supermarket talker on monday morning unloading their truck. but again, not serving customers during their protest. >> i think i would probably do the same thing if i were in that. >> amenities here. i have it that gates. it's a latest. get eople, the ice my friends here and it would letting people. >> you know, a lot of these people here, if they're here lega

demonstration today takes place one day after a rally opposing the presence of ice agents kron four's joey horta continues our team coverage from concord. >> this has been a grocery store is actually closed today. we've seen several customers turned away frustrated about it. but the reasan why is on the door right there, a sign in spanish that reads, we close our doors for our own families and our community. it's part of that nationwide protest on the heels of a large protest here in concord on sunday night. take a look. a large crowd of according to witnesses, about 1000 people stopping traffic on monument boulevard around 06:00pm sunday. all of this in opposition to ice agents being spotted in concord saturday. cocker police confirmed the presence of ice but do not know why those agents were here. we caught up in the team here at los ranchero supermarket talk area on monday morning unloading their truck. but again, not serving customers during their protest. >> i think i would probably do the same thing i were in that. >> amenities here. i have it that gates. it's a latest. getty full. t

joey? >> big changes out here today. right now, water level on the russian river has gone down significantly. it is below flood stage where i'm standing now. johnson's beach, i would have had water of the way up to my shoulders here yesterday and had my head gasping grasping for air up there. but the service still a lot of debris, though, and mud all over the place all over this area. as we first reported thursday, 2 bodies had to be pulled from the floodwaters in sonoma county with the more common problem. here is the property damage. linda. john brennan are among the lucky ones. their house got flooded and this will be a common sight here today soaked furniture and blowers throughout the house trying to dry things out to save what they can. knew it was coming. >> and we went to bed at night and look at that. 03:00am with a little bit of water at our feet. and after that, we got about 8 inches in the house. and so now we're just starting the cleanup process. now. this is what you get when you live on the river and we ge

kron four's joey horta has more. >> it's big trees blocking the road right now after taking down power lines and the roadway is shut down as a clean up the mess. santa rosa police say the tree came down around 6.30 this morning. it's blocking south right road. officers have that closed between family and miles avenues. one arborist tells me the combination of strong wind and wet soil trees to fall. police are asking drivers to avoid this area. meanwhile, the russian river now several feet below flood stage, but there's still minor flooding in the area stuff it will take everything. everything you have. >> i've seen propane tanks go down, houses, trees, boats, you name it's gone away. thank that says it comes up. it goes down as we first reported thursday, 2 bodies have been pulled from the floodwaters in sonoma county. we are still working to identify the victims. the california national guard is still in guernville this morning. it's not a county fire tells me they had to rely on cal guard to retrieve one of the bodies from flood waters in santa rosa. >> fire engines out here. can't r

in garfield, joey horta kron. 4 news. it's a good we have at least today. anyway, before rain comes because there's problems like mudslides as one in san francisco. they've got to fix up. yeah. luckily we had geologists and engineers go out there and >> inspect the hillside to make sure any but nobody else was in danger. this is on sampson street. >> and that's where kron four's will. tran is now near telegraph hill will. >> good news to pass along. there will be no need to evacuate people living on telegraph hill. let me step out and you can see the swath of the hillside just removed because mother nature did this. they were already cracks on the hillside and that caused it to crumble. but look at this. the homes still intact way up there. and this is good news because 18 years ago they had to be evacuated on the other side of the hill. same situation because of heavy rainfall and then the landslide. in this case, it was not destructive, but it was dirty in the way of all that debris that just came down on the bike lane and lane number one of the roadway.

authorities say after t is storm has gone by in rosa, joey horta kron. 4 news. you know, we need time to recover. i mean, flooding and damage and all kinds of stuff all around the bay. yeah. marin county got a lot of it. in fact, kron 4 sarah stinson takes a closer look at what they're dealing with. >> there has been crashes and spinouts in marin county. the roads are slick and some are flooded. we got video of the water rescue that shows a woman stuck in her submerged car. >> if you hear me. >> a dramatic video shows a marin county sheriff's deputy running into a flooded creek to rescue a woman trapped in her submerged car. your point rays. this happened tuesday morning just after 5. the sheriff's office says the driver lost control when she hit a large puddle along platform bridge road. for car ended up in a flooded creek. the water rose within minutes. but before the car was fully submerged, the deputy pulled her out to safety. later that day, we had great county responded to a rescue around the same area. >> and so it, you know, and there was barricades ther

we've got proffers joey horta live in guerneville with the very latest on that effort. joey? >> yeah, guys, some improvements out here this morning. take a look at these 2 park benches. these were under water. we saw them floating around here at johnson's speech at this time yesterday. so all of this where i'm standing was under water. you see the mud here. there's a lot of mud all over the place here in guerneville and debris that's floating around out there in the water. a huge tree that has washed up to the shore and there's some more stuff you can see in the distance floating by. so the good news is right now, the flood water level has gone down. it's no longer a flood stage here at the russian river. as we first reported, though, on thursday, 2 bodies have been pulled from the floodwaters in sonoma county, still working to identify the victims and how they ended up in the water. the california national guard still here in guernville this morning and working with local first responders, sonoma county fire tells me they had to rely on the guard too retrieve one of those bo

good morning, joey. >> good morning, guys. yeah, you know, the sonoma county sheriff's office was forecasting putting the word out that this river would hit. crest at just over. 35 feet at 07:00am. but it's been observed over that mark already at 4 o'clock this morning, it does seem like it's caught some people by surprise. take a look at these cars that or this apartment complex neighborhood that is now underwater along this parking garage as well. and you can see the water coming up along those car strapping themselves. some folks up here do not have had tough time to get those out of their attacking. why evacuation orders rather now include low lying parts of unincorporated healdsburg all the way to jenner flood warning russian river johnson's beach at guerneville affecting sonoma. we've already seen flooding impacts several resorts along the river. that's pretty common here. and something they're used to dealing with. well, this comes after a mudslide in a nearby forest feel home on tuesday, forcing house to plunge down in

thanks a lot, joey. a lot of the attorneys in the bay area also spreading the word about >> how immigrants can stay safe and their rights in light of what's going on with president trump declaring national emergency at the u.s. mexico border and pushing for an end to birthright citizenship. we spoke with an attorney who explains what's going on here going on right now where people are afraid to go out, that there's a fear that he'll be protection. stop for anything to not sign anything. i would say if you know, with ice and if you're encountering ice at home, determine whether there's an actual warrant, because what i'm seeing is that there are warrants signed by ice officials which are not actually wore in stock, give them the right to search a person's home warrants are signed by judges and he also wants the rights highlighted. so the immigrants know that they can remain silent when confronted with an ice officer. they have the right to seek counsel to apply for most housing without sharing their immig

joey graziadei and kelsey anderson.r bowl week, all the festivities. you're also here for a very important reason. the nfl and american cancer society's crucial catch. joey, what is this initiative all about? >> it's amazing. we're so excited to be here today. the crucial catch is all about trying to help people in this area trying to help with early detection for cancer. we're super passionate about and so glad to be here today. >> will: kelsey, why did you want to get involved? >> my mom had breast cancer and i know the impact cancer has on families and loved ones and early detection saves lives, and it's a great thing to be here. >> will: we're so glad to have you here. it's such great work you're doing with the crucial catch with the nfl. we want to bring out another special gues >> along with your son who has the best possible football name madden. you are a single mom. you are a colon cancer survivor. you have been sharing your story. what do you want people to learn from your story? >> basically, a lot of times w

and we heard sen, joey banks, there who was specifically talking about this issue and said, when she is tried in her congressional oversight authority to get an answer from usa id, she was threatened by the organization out there. you ask us questions congresswoman out there you ask questions of this organization? we should do whatever we want. sen. let's just delve into one of those big recipients for a moment. ukraine, because a lot of years lensky says he doesn't know where around a $100000000000.00 of us money at went. where did it go? i'm sure. american taxpayers would like to know. we haven't been in this process of this ukraine war now. almost 3 years. and all this time zalinski hasn't questioned where the money is, because he knows that the united states is dedicated almost $300000000.00 to him. there's almost 300000000000 us back here. dollars that data into your cause. and only now in the last week, did you come out and say, no, gosh, i just realized something. we didn't get the money. where did it go out? it was, it was, he hasn't said anything until this moment, but he do