the search is on for a treasure that stolen from the sky. large media, right of approximately 4 kiddos was caught on camera as an into the atmosphere landing in the flow. these are desert of northern charities. the news attracted astronomers, geologists, and treasure hunters from the world over knowing exactly when it fell is a major discovery because we can determine the conditions under which it arrived fresh without terrestrial alteration. then we do right, fill somewhere within a 6 square kilometer area where we are right now. they've only been able to search about 20 percent of it. we're always searching for where we come from. knowing our territory, the solar system is possible to sherry. meter writes that fall in a dry desert, particularly sought after because they degrade very slowly, providing christine information about the composition and origin of our kind of tree system. the most i'm be leading opposition figure returns home and says he's ready to talk. after weeks of congress, triggered by october is disputed, the like. since that kills 217 people on the play, you're watc

kiddos that are that are hooked in there in the first place. and again, that's why i call it the education equivalent of predatory lending like the food truck analogy. not for one more question here for you and very definitely can question do you see a lot of agenda by those who are these organizations because everything get with especially social institutions. so we have the corporations was part of education how little mention president this there's a big push to privatize prisons as get rid of the department. so do you see like. all of these becoming not just you know. yeah it's a good question. so the question was, is this part of like this effort to privatize for other parts of the economy, corporatized things as far as one thing i don't get into a lot in the book or in sort of my public commentary and this is is sort of the profit motive. so i talk a lot about the privateer, but necessarily private the profiteers. i come from a state where for profit charter organizations run most of my state's charter school sector as a lot of those oper

the uh, the show napa store, i do see the with the shows the kiddos good. do those get the more i think that i see that ish more of the these tend to be the maintenance on those fields visit to that grandfathers village a set shesta are not happy moment. what are the is being captured for posterity? so i need the, you know, a lot of jobs disorders and i will show it to us by choice one here somewhere. it may need some tools that was printer software should be able to create a border of the tennessee ratio to shop for you. the study cielo, or a lawyer in pretty, a goal or good when you do just because it's a uh, no problem. video usa goes the now live. i've seen the schools in the yellow. ah, no problem. did you go, this goes the monday of i'm seeing that cost me a little the hold them yet is video and you know that kinda stuff. and because they could throw in the music just image, did it go to to the left of this data image and below it, she's gonna see the new bill. it is gonna have this in the new type of shift cuz i'm doing a little bit sim, some of the

wonder if he's making more enemies and friends, i think the sizes motorbike to talk to a couple of kiddos as well as a golden, or do you see a lot of growing public episodes or climate action people switching off from the device? yes it is. difficult to convey the message that this becomes more urgent. we never, ever had this idea that we will be popular, that the goal was to transport the message called the climate. and if it gets hated by the way, then that this is, this is fine. christian is part of an activist group called last generation, which sprung up about 2 years ago and helped applying the direct action, protesting in june. and my mom is for somebody who is been me a young female kind of sofa best 1st the night with the man something c o o, as in laws on next process might not have happened this week. this is for the company. good. muslim this to you 1st that protests with want tongues. then they started blocking traffic to prevent police simply picking them up and moving them. they started moving their hands to the rock and approved very effective inc, wrapped in headlines. th

making more enemies and friends i'm thinking beyond the size of the world about also a couple of kiddos as well as the golden. or do you see a lot of growing public episodes the climate action people switching off from the device? yes, it is difficult to convey the message that this becomes more urgent. we never, ever had this idea that we will be part of that. the goal was to transport the message called the climate. and if it gets hated, by the way, then that this is, this is fine. christian is part of an activist group called last generation, which sprung up about 2 years ago and helped pioneer direct action protesting in june. and my mom is for somebody who is been me a young female kind of sofa best 1st the night with the men from things c o o, as in laws on based process might not have happened this week. most of them is to you 1st that protests with want tongues. then they started blocking traffic to prevent police simply picking them up and losing them. they started moving their hands to the rock and approved very effective ink wrapped in headlines. their opponents started cooli

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last month, a large media ride of approximately 4 kiddos was caught on camera as it into the atmosphere landing in the desert. the news attracted astronomers, geologist, city treasure hunters from the world over the name of knowing exactly when it fell is a major discovery because we can determine the conditions under which it arrived. fresh without terrestrial alteration. after more than a month, most european, until the and scientist ran out of time and money and abandoned the search. this is about as close as you can get to looking for a needle in a haystack, except that there is no, hey, here, rather a norm as cactuses with incredibly long and sharp thorns, lots of loose rocks, which makes all this rather dangerous. now, scientists estimate that then we do right, fill somewhere within a 6 square kilometer area of where we are right now. they've only been able to search about 20 percent of it. so there's still a long way to go. what do you holler just a month that i've been out and meet you right? hunter for him on saturday. aren't giving up money to get that piece. you wouldn't be a

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so enjoy your playtime kiddos in six days or recess is over. let's welcome tonight's guests.a shark tank and now he's in my hot. shark tank star kevin o'leary. [ cheers and applause ] somebody gave her a baby shower but she still uses her regular one. "new york times" best-selling author and contributor kat timpf and for him all the golf is miniature golf. and give you a former world heavyweight champion, author and comedian and fox news contributor tyrus. kevin you are a businessman and a wealthy one at that and you're watching this unfold. what is your take on this and as a builder who knows businesses comes into power. >> until everybody about trump you need to learn how to distinguish the noise from the signal he says outrageous stuff he's bombastic but in the signal are some interesting opportunities. like i'm going to buy greenland sounded so dumb maybe there's something there. maybe if you don't buy it may be just become a protectorate they get that from denmark so many different deals he's a real estate guy. what we do in real estate you buy something let's say i thin

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love for my thank is really when that you let know if we decide in several months when i say except i kiddo is some a utah bed. and by the way, i see my dogs because i see a, you know, my goodness, i'm going to be a much better se the exit. i don't go math, i'm out of the book. i don't know if you're not the same on the other one. and he pulled up when he told me that the n g for him to sort of settle must be at the policy and thought that's what happens when grieving and only using way. and i mean, that's what that means that a good one is what i don't represent the other policy and thought about assuming, is it based, their money doesn't mean that. and by the end of the leasing way, we're talking about that unfortunately in total. but as the next, i hate also include the and the one as well. i know you're not seeing any. i mean the same thing and they'll come on way above the sea and the seal mutual wonderful hours. yeah. you know, the 3 or 4 days know we got this system to the superintendent and follow up on me showing the details and they said that you committed mental ability thought o

kiddo is um the nature of it and what the way is. yeah. my dogs deep associated. oh my goodness, i'm gonna see a much better se the exit. i had to commit the same on the other one and he pulled up when he told me that the n g for him to sort of settle must be at the policy and thought that's what happened. so i have agreement and i'm using way it. i mean is, without us means that i could know who it is, but i don't remember the same thing of the policy and thought about assuming, is it based, they money doesn't mean that in federal leasing way. we don't want that unfortunately in total. but as the next, i hate also include the and the one as well. i know you're the house, you know the eyes, me in the same thing and they'll come on way about seeing the board. i see on region. wonderful hours. yeah. you know, the 3 or 4 days low we meet on this system, the super pressing power. let me show the details and the see your permission, mental delete thought of the same kind of a sudden finding everybody's paddle. yes, das that i'm panel. no, no mouse on omen down there. l

house on hollywood all on the last winter storm surge, worried stuffy and high full bush for the kiddos. i'm right here on our path. i saw the water was already quite close on some of the events of all the rest of the it was just because it genuinely came up to here to call more than that. and we were worried if it could end up coming right in life. yeah, they were watching the waves like younger boys and they rolled in from the left and right and met in the middle like bile waves and then just slowly slashed in the couple from stuttgart had taken out alone for the house. and they didn't know anyone on the how, like island all in all, quite a gamble this, this house is in regard to the scan, the cost. and so we did the rounds of the various banks stacked on. and at some point we'd be use will be fine. yeah. you do know it's in the middle of the sea and the sea level is rising. it is on you couldn't fire the kind of money you need to come to you. so we realized pretty soon it wouldn't be quite as simple as buying a house in the middle of stood cargo and credit to snack that a subsidies c

so i was just wondering what when my kiddos started exploring themselves as being i realized that asa librarian, of course, i did a bunch of research to educate myself. but how did you how did you educate yourself after that chat with that? very nice transgender person. yes so again, that that nice transgender who did not have to be very nice to me at all, gave me just a starting point and to your question of how i educated myself i would i could write like a few essays just about that because it took but it all kind of started there and i can only speak to my own perspective or my own journey and understand ending, but i first learned what science tests had begun to undergo and about the human genome as it applies to sex and gender and started learning about as a you know as genetics nerd myself started learning about so many other loci across the genome not only the x and y chromosomes that play one you know one tiny role and in the complexity what makes up gender and sex and again that took years and yeah so i should reiterate that that that might not be the way that someone else

not the type of snow you want to be building auto snowman with or snowball fight all those kiddos outay. the issue is the fact that a lot of folks are without power. we are under a cold weather advisory here in kansas city all the way until 11:00 a.m. local time. that is a big issue is we are looking at 33,000 customers across the show me state of missouri that are without power. and kansas though, thankfully, we are fairing quite a bit better looking at just about 500 total customers that are without power at this time. so those utility crews have been working around the clock to try to get that power restored as well as those snow removal crews hats off to them. we still have snow on the ground but it looks significantly better than it did especially this time yesterday morning. we have a pretty thick layer of ice that is currently under all of this snow which has made things very treacherous. we know a lot of the roads, unfortunately, were very slick, especially on saturday afternoon and sunday that led to countless accidents. and so at least as of this morning, roads are still sno

. >> definitely, as a parent, i feel like it's our responsibility to be mindful of what our kiddos seeight now, given my daughter's age, definitely limiting her screen time. >> doctors say parents should stress that a child's home is a safe place and share the preparations by the family and community in the case of a fire or other emergency. and what happens? maybe if something like that happens in their neighborhood, it may be time to seek some professional help for your child. if they're crying more than usual, not eating well, or they have disrupted sleep. the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences announced that it will delay the oscar nomination announcement due to the wildfires. the academy planned to announce oscar nominees on january 17th, but pushed it back to january 23rd. several events that come before the oscars were also postponed or canceled. the oscars is still scheduled to happen on march 2nd, and you can stay up to date on the very latest on the southern california wildfires at our website. that's ktvu.com. and by downloading the free fox local app on your smart

. >> definitely as a parent, i feel like it's our responsibility to be mindful of what our kiddos see. and so right now, given my daughter's age, definitely limiting her screen time. >> doctors say that parents should stress that a child's home is a safe place and share the preparations by the family and community in case of fire or other emergency happens in their neighborhood. may be time to seek professional help if a child is crying more than usual, not eating well, or has disrupted sleep. >> new study from ucsf is finding preteens are getting on social media too early. the study finds age restrictions are not stopping kids from making accounts on instagram or youtube. research shows nearly 64% of preteens have at least one social media account. the study says it may be affecting development and socialization in kids. potential addiction also a huge concern here, with a quarter of children with accounts saying they often think about social media or use it to escape their problems. >> happening today, the first full moon of 2025 will reach its peak in just a few hours. nasa scienti

. >> definitely, as a parent, i feel like it's our responsibility to be mindful of what our kiddos see. and so right now, given my daughter's age, definitely limiting her screen time. >> doctors say it's important to make your home a safe place for your kids and let them know your community is prepared if something does happen. if you notice your child is crying more than usual, not eating well or sleep is disrupted, it could be time to seek professional help. >> coming up. a strong earthquake rocked southwestern japan, sparking a tsunami warning for coastal communities. what we know so far. plus, lessons learned from the wild fires across the state. how a research center at san jose state is using data from the wildfires in southern california to b (wife) saving for retirement was tough enough. (husband) and navigating markets can be challenging at times. (fisher investments) i understand. that's why at fisher investments, we keep a disciplined approach with your portfolio, helping you through the market's ups and downs. (husband) what about communication? (fisher investments) we chec

so enjoy your playtime, kiddos in six days. recess is over. yes. gary, it's welcome. >> tonight's guest. >> he was in the shark tank and now he's in my hot tub. shark tank star kevin o'leary. she traded the sidelines for the headlines. host of the michele tafoya podcast, michele tafoya. someone gave her a baby shower, but she still uses her regular one. new york times best selling author and fox news contributor kat to. and for him, all golf is miniature golf. new york times bestselling author, comedian and former nwa world champion tyrus. no. kevin, you are a businessman. a wealthy businessman, a billionaire. and you're watching this kind of unfold. and what is your take on this as seeing that? like what? it seems like the right moment for somebody who's a builder, who knows business comes into power. >> and i tell everybody about trump. >> you have to learn how to distinguish the noise from the signal. >> he says outrageous stuff. >> he's bombastic, but in the signal are some really interesting opportunities. >> i mean, you know, i'm going to buy

the festivities this morning included crafts, live music, and a balloon station for the kiddos, all bringingeople together to express their creativity, which is the theme of the day. >> i want to celebrate not only for myself, but to teach other children of other nationalities about kwanzaa. >> we're just here to enjoy the holidays, enjoy the festivities, and just really be together to bring in the new year. >> the celebration ended with a new york style ball drop at noon to ring in the new year. the nation's attention will turn to pasadena tomorrow morning for the tournament of roses parade. fox's hal eisner reports. parade crowds in rose bowl game fans give the city's economy a very big boost. oh go, ducks! >> for these fans, the is for oregon. but the other oh, the ohio state university. their fans are here too. >> i think the buckeyes are going to win the game, whether they're here for the rose bowl game or the big parade. >> like this woman. >> i'm just enamored with the rose parade. >> fans are coming into pasadena. >> when the parade started, it started as an economic development tool

it included three giant balloon drops, live entertainment and performances, a bounce house for the kiddosance to explore the museum's imagination playground and invention lab. we are now in the final countdown to the 2025 rose parade in southern california, and that parade provides a big boost to the city of pasadena. hundreds of thousands of people, including tourists from all over the world, are expected to attend tomorrow's tournament of roses parade festivities and, of course, the football game. pasadena's mayor says the event has brought in millions to the city's economy every year, going all the way back to the first rose bowl parade in 1890 and the parade started. >> it started as an economic development tool. you know, pasadena is a small city, but it's a small city that manages to demand a world stage. >> the rose parade begins at 8:00 tomorrow morning. still to come. the holiday shopping is over. now come the credit card statements. with all of that shopping, the reason behind the data that shows why people e z's bakery is looking to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants t

. >> definitely, as a parent, i feel like it's our responsibility to be mindful of what our kiddos see. and so right now, given my daughter's age, definitely limiting her screen time. >> doctors say it's really important to make your home a safe place for children. let them know your community is prepared. if something bad does happen close to home. and if you see your child crying more than normal, not eating well, or their sleep is disrupted, it may be time to get some professional help. >> a monthly festival on treasure island will not be returning this year. organizers of treasure fest say the event is ending after officials on treasure island did not invite them back for 2025. the event brought hundreds of craft makers, designers and artists to the island every month. organizers say they don't have plans right now to relocate. >> all right. time is 717. right back to school. have you been able to fix things out there, sal? >> well, some things are becoming more crowded, dave. not. i'm not sure that unfixed, but getting a little more attention down to the south bay. dave and gasia.

this is my third time, but hopefully at least one of my kiddos will get to see me sworn in today. >> and i want to bring casey in here in a second. but before i do, what does this tell you? this drama and suspense, all for the past few hours on the floor. tell you about the challenge that you are going to have in this slimmest of majorities that you are in and actually governing and getting through the soon to be president's agenda. >> look, i think that the american people gave us a directive, and that is to change the trajectory of the country, and we're excited for that opportunity. but governing is messy sometimes. and i think we've proven that not only today but over the last two years. but we'll get there. there's a lot of important work that the american people are expecting us to do. you know, work on the economy, improving the economy, securing our southern border. these are important things for my state. energy dominance is incredibly important. and so we're looking forward to getting to work as quickly as possible to implement the america first agenda. >> casey, congresswo

yeah, taking care of two kiddos, 11 and nine and then waiting for this one, trying to figure out how to stay close enough to the hospital without being in in an evacuation zone, an evacuation zone, and also not, you know, ending up in a car in labor. so it's been a juggle. it's. >> yeah. it's been awful. >> it's amazing to see you smile through all of this. it's got to be just so overwhelming. jesse. >> it's i mean, i think we, we spent most of the last few days not being able to think straight. >> and we've been really we feel very, very lucky to have a community of people that reach out to us and care about us. but, you know, we left our home with really nothing but the clothes we were wearing and our pets. and so we've been in, you know, an airbnb, and we were trying to find another one. and it's just been it's been nonstop every day. just trying to. yeah. you can see the that's our street, which i think there is actually nothing i don't know that there is a single house left on the street. so it's really horrible. yeah. this is that's where our house used to be. >> oh, gosh. >> h

last month, a large media ride of approximately 4 kiddos was caught on camera as it into the atmosphere landing in the desert. the news attracted astronomers, geologist, city treasure hunters from the world over the name of knowing exactly when it fell is a major discovery because we can determine the conditions under which it arrived. fresh without terrestrial alteration. after more than a month, most european, until the and scientist ran out of time and money and abandoned the search. this is about as close as you can get to looking for a needle in a haystack, except that there is no, hey, here, rather a norm as cactuses with incredibly long and sharp thorns, lots of loose rocks, which makes all this rather dangerous. now, scientists estimate that then we do right, fill somewhere within a 6 square kilometer area of where we are right now. they've only been able to search about 20 percent of it. so there's still a long way to go for 2 whole or just a month that i've been out and meet you. right? hunter for him on saturday, aren't giving up money to get that piece. you wouldn't be any l