you create the okay, let's go back to david in salt lake city a. let's go to the 3rd proposition, how the war will and well, it's really difficult to grapple with this one. because if you look at the official narrative rush, i lost a half a year ago, but they're still looking for money to keep ukraine propped up. i mean, they can't even get that talking point straight, go get russia is already lost. your plane is winning. i mean, and, you know, when you, it with all the social media right now, these telegram channels here, it's really hard. i mean, if you have even a passing interest in, in the topic, it's quite obvious, but this official narrative is know, and boy, david yes, absolutely, right. i mean degree is lost nearly 30 percent of its g p. that was 27 percent of us population 18 percent of its territory. they've lost the court to the most reasonable and moderate estimates of half a 1000000 troops. dad are seriously wounded, which is about 3 times higher than what rushes lost in rocky by a single square ridge of russian territory. i mean, the

you don't even need that from a residence or is this a david in salt lake city? i mean, when we, when we look at the origins of the complex, very little a said about how the ukranian military had been nato allies, where you had a nato advisors recognizance. i mean, everything you need for more modern army was being pumped in there at a furious rate that's never mentioned in the narrative visit david, you know, it's not we had about $1000.00 data troops including, you know, of course, the south county c. i a operatives training and the pre military. we were training at the rate of $10000.00 a year. we had 80000 ser anita for in the troops and you the crating army that the forms kind of the lead forces of uh, the deeper in for me and uh uh we were, we got joint military exercises with uh, between nato and ukraine inside of ukraine and western new brain. and uh, and then finally we had a uh bite and signed a, a squeegee, strategic partnership agreement between us and, and ukraine. which of course was able to guess russian and all these were a necessary publications.

he is a professor of law and author of the plot, the scape goat russia in salt lake city. we have david pine. he is deputy director of national operations for the task force on national and homeland security and invalid. we cross the carlos out. he is a political analyst has started and host of the silk and steel podcast. all right, gentlemen, cross stock rolls and the fact that means you can jump any time in want and i always appreciated. i'm going to go 1st to dan. i mean, i really like how the, the investor, mr sacks of broke it down into 3 parts. so let's look at the 1st one. how did the complex start and ukraine? because he's saying that western media is preventing allies false hood and defeat. go ahead, den. yeah, well 1st of all, as you know, i've been to the don bass twice in the last year and really a lot of it centers around there that the, the conflict really began in 2014, with the to against the democratically elected government. and tia but qu, that the us back, right when government came to power, which is very hostile towards its russian, ethnic and speakin

al regreso les contamos si el equipo de compañía lo logró en salt lake city noticiero telemundo 48 7 cómo desequilibrio hormonal para encontrar el mejor tratamiento para ti. información es poder. la evaluación con estudios es solo 99 . llama ya 5 . 1 06793300 o visite balance médico punto com. salto entre 2 en este repaso deportivo con los golden state warriors que buscaban su quinta victoria consecutiva al visitar al jazz en utah y los dobbs cumplieron la misión en salt lake city con un. contundente 129 a 107. floyd thompson fue el mejor anotador de los warriors con 26 puntos y mientras que steph curry aportó 25 unidades y la belleza de 7 triples. quinta victoria consecutiva para golden state, que vive 1 de los mejores momentos de la temporada y ahora tiene récord positivo con 26 victorias y 25 derrotas para consolidarse en puestos de play. luego de la derrota en el super bowl de este domingo, los san francisco 49ers despertaron con una mezcla entre pesar por no levantar el trofeo, pero con orgullo del gran trabajo que hicieron esta temporada. y no solo ellos sintieron lo mismo al r

with city and county leaders, and other options are in play for a new minor league stadium in salt lake city, and some giants fans and bay area fans are asking about oracle park. kris, you will see us continuing to monitor this developing story. >> maybe oracle park, maybe making a case for them with your orange scarf. thanks, ginger. thank you. >>> a north bay 14-year-old is in custody this morning charged with not only possessing a gun but manufacturing it. a gangs crime team raided a home in santa rosa, and they were armed with a subpoena naming the 14-year-old boy who was not present but instead in class at montgomery high school. inside that home police officers found a ghost gun handgun, ammunitions and a 3d printer and he was arrested and taken to juvenile hall. students we spoke with were alarmed by this, and one parent told us more protections are needed. >> it's a little concerning, but for me i know that the school has been taking a lot of action to make sure we are safe, and they were quick about it today. >> change where you think about going to school? >> i wouldn't say so, not

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the profit had ever volition, salt lake city had become the look at a city on earth, a city marked for crisis. >> but in the meantime, the faithful were told to gather here, here in short creek to await the end of times. most of them came. >> reporter: soon, warren jeff's tactics, extremely effective, says rebecca, at least to her, it appears, gathered them at a place he could more easily control himself, that he was handing out political gifts to his male pillars. >> it went from having two or three marriages a weekend to having five, six, seven, even sometimes eight marriages in a. day >> but they were getting younger and younger and younger? >> because they were running out of girls. warren was literally appeasing the questions with, you've been so faithful, here is a new beautiful bride for you. this is your blessing. >> here is a 16-year-old. >> then, all of the 16-year-old to get married, and then there are 15 year olds. >> one of those girls being pressured to marriage was a happy little blonde named lisa wahl, rebecca's little sister, who is just 14. >> when i found out that i

including a move to the rivercats ballpark in sacramento, or a new minor league stadium in salt lake city. kris, you mentioned this in the last half hour, or the last hour, i am wearing orange and i am a giants fan, but a lot of fans would like to see them in oracle. >> would not be far for fans to go to see a little bit of action. thank you so much, ginger. >>> new at 6:00a full year now since the firing of armstrong as oakland city's police chief. the city of oakland is still searching for the next permanent police chief. the mayor fired armstrong one year ago without cause that stemmed from an independent report alleging his handling of officer misconduct cases. an audit later determined armstrong should not have faced the disciplinary action, and now he's suing the city and his mayor. meanwhile, the mayor recently told "today in the bay" a new list of candidates will be submitted next month. >>> and then a teen in the bay was charged with not only possessing a gun but manufacturing it. a gang crimes task force raided a home, armed with a subpoena naming the 14-year-old boy that was no

here , we’re working, well, my friends, there are very difficult competitions ahead, we are in salt lake cityincluding the judges, understands what kind of ice we are skating on today, and whose victory awaits a multi-thousand-strong stadium, a multi-million-dollar country, and what have you, the whole continent, but we will still compete, i assure you, because our lena and anton passed very serious tests in order to to be here, we already know the strength of their will. so we collected the extra stuff from our heads, threw it away, and with maximum concentration we all went. they’re a bit stiff, it’s fine, they’re all good, phew, that means they’re giving in, yes, well done, thank you, thank you, listen, there was such a noise, my ears are still ringing, listen, i once did this support, i had the impression , that i have a third hand, i was so jerked when... the machine is parallel, when, when you have money, that’s enough, okay, well, they’re better, yes, the set of elements is stronger, but in general, well done, skated as best you could, you’re getting ready to retire , you want it so sw

the warriors were in salt lake city last month when lloyd, which had a heart attack at a team dinner.died the very next day. that's helped the warriors win the 2022 nba championship. he was also a mentor to many serbian players in the league. more of it. she is survived by his wife and their 2 children. >> meantime, back at home, the warriors went back to salt lake city to play the utah jazz. you can see the game here, act and send acted as the coach. welker was serbia. things got off to a good start, a fast start. but then. they and they held at in the 1st quarter. the dubs turned up the heat. the 2nd half continuing their lead and they ended up winning it one. 29 to 107. they'll play the clippers tomorrow. time now 6.49. and valentine's day is tomorrow. >> and love may be on your mind. then maybe you're looking for love. but don't be fooled by an online scam or the fbi. is the bay area victims lost more than 27 million dollars to online scams last year and they come in many forms, including a fake, significant other or somebody asking you to invest. the fbi says that you can prevent

don't stay at the coliseum, there was a possibility they could temporarily move to sacramento, salt lake city, or even across the bay at oracle park. regardless of where they are, the a's will have the first woman ever hired to be a primary play-by-play announcer in major league baseball history. our andrea nakano has her story. >> jenny r will be the first primary play-by-play announcer. >> jenny cavnar has come along way since taking a sports reporter job in san diego. she is a creative storyteller, a polished pre-and post game show host and now will be calling a's games on tv. >> getting the job in san diego was a dream. going home to colorado where i was born and raised is a dream. this was not even on my radar 10 years ago and it is here and i am blown away. >> cavnar credits the many women she has worked with and followed along the way for opening doors in the sports world. >> finding that drive in you and pushing you, there are 70 people i am really grateful for. it is a community that i may not have found on my own. >> klay thompson got a hand on it. >> the bay area has set an example

so we talked about sacramento, salt lake city, maybe even oracle park and playing on giants turf. what are we looking at as you know potential other options. >> let's just say it's a bumpy road for the a's right now right. they were just in sacramento salt lake city. they're talking about maybe could they play in vegas. now they're saying they can't temporarily play in vegas. they don't have any good options. and the reason they don't have any good options is if they leave this market, they lose $70 million a year on their local tv contract at 70 million. they are not going to walk away from $70 million a year anywhere other than oracle park or the oakland coliseum. they lose that money. hey, john fisher, that's good money. >> they are highly motivated to play their games in oakland again in the in the city isn't because the city is like, okay, well give us a bunch of that 70 million then. all right. thanks see thank you so much. continue to keep us posted i will yes. >> all right. let's talk about the weather now. uh we got a little bit of a break. it was nice to see the sun, but

all right, so, the warriors, jet to salt lake city tomorrow for a game at utah and then all-star weekend in indianapolis. >> very exciting. all right. well, the warriors will work out their kinks. >> they, they are playing well. they really are. despite tonight. >> vern, thank you very much. >>> ai may be able to do just about anything. it will not necessarily get credit for it at the patent office. a bit of business advise for all of you inventors out there >>if you have a cool idea that you think millions of people will buy, you will have to invent it without help from ai, if you want to patent it. the patent office put its foot down today saying only humans can apply. that human has to have made significant contributions to their creation. just like students in school, inventors will have to show their work, and prove they are real and not virtual. >>> valentine's day is a time to feel all of the feels, if you need to, take them out on someone else . >>> it is valentine's day. you would not know it by looking at their wardrobe but -- >> we are always festive. >> yes, inside. >>> lover

don't stay at the coliseum there is a possibility they will temporarily moved to sacramento, salt lake cityeven across the bay at oracle park. >>> speaking of the a's, andrea nakano sits down with the first woman ever to be hired as a primary play-by-play announcer in major league baseball history. >> to jenny cavnar who will be the first primary female play-by-play announcer. remake she has come a long way . she is a creative storyteller, a polished pre-and post game show host and now will be calling a's games on tv. >> getting the job in san diego is a dream and going home to colorado where i was born and raised is a dream and now this was not on my radar 10 years ago. it is here and i am blown away. >> reporter: she credits the many women she has worked with and followed along the way for opening doors in the sports world. >> finding that drive in you and pushing you, there has been so many people i am really grateful for that see something in the i don't know if i would've thought of my home. >> he keeps the ball. >> reporter: the bay area has set an example by hiring women invisible jo

also, possibly, a new minor league stadium in salt lake city and if things get really bad, who knows? door over ator beingael park. i've been schooled with baseball trivia from one of our producers who says it has happened before and it could possibly happen again. who knows? that might be a long shot, though. >> he would know. he knows a lot of sports. >> all right. >> thanks, ginger. >>> it is 11:03 right now and this is a live look from our camera over dublin. it looks like we need a little windshield wiper and not for the rain yet, but we will need our windshield wipers. >> trying to swish it away. >> yeah. get that out of the way and try to enjoy the sunshine. >> we are seeing some clouds in other spots and we are also all dry. so that's been the positive for us for today. the break in the rain that we'll see continue into tomorrow. now we are in for a stormy weekend and then the rain starts friday night for the north bay, the rest of the bay area on saturday and it just continues off and on through thursday and during that time we could have gusty winds and dangerous surf along

taking the team to salt lake city. mayor saying tower released a statement that reads the city of oakland had a productive conversation with the a's and the county to discuss a lease extension at the coliseum. we look forward to future discussions goes on to say keeping the a's in oakland is what's best for major league baseball. the a's oakland and the fans. my door is open to john fisher and anyone else. it has the means and desire to purchase eas and keep them rooted in the town. developing tonight, former president trump and his companies are ordered to pay more than 355 million dollars in a civil fraud trial. a new york city judge found that the former president engaged in the years long scheme to dupe banks and others with financial statements that inflated his wealth, his adult sons, eric trump and donald trump junior also both ordered to pay 4 million dollars and barred from serving as an officer or director of any new york corporation for 2 years. the former president also barred but for 3 years, trump is expec

he had seven three pointers and led the warriors to a 140 to 137 win in salt lake city.lay also became the sixth player in warriors history to reach 15,000 career points. the bowyers go into the all star break in 10th place in the western conference as well. there is a new all time scoring champ in women's college basketball hall. here comes clark. >> how will she go for history? that is. >> she's a clark. what do you expect? that's caitlin clark of iowa. took less than three minutes to score the eight points she needed to become the ncaa. new women's career scoring leader. incredible the record breaking shot was a three pointer from 35ft out in iowa's 106 to 89 win over michigan. caitlin clark had a career best 39 points last night. she passed former university of washington star kelsey plum with 3528 total points. bravo. time is 425. a chinese lunar new year tradition happens this weekend in san francisco's nob hill. tomorrow, the betty ann hong rex center will host its annual basketball jamboree. that tournament was started by a retired san francisco middle school pri

likely scenario, another option that's been thrown out there may be playing for a few years in salt lake city oakland, mayor sheng thao released a statement that reads the city of oakland had a productive conversation with the a's in the county to discuss a lease extension of the coliseum. we look forward to future discussions goes on to say keeping the a's in oakland is what's best for major league baseball. the a's oakland and the fans. my door is open to john fisher and to anyone else that has the means and desire to purchase the a's and keep them rooted in the town. >> las vegas raiders backup quarterback jimmy garoppolo has been suspended by the nfl for violating the league's performance-enhancing drugs policy. lowe will now miss the first 2 games of the next nfl season. the violation report said jimmy g used a prescribed medication without having a quote, a valid therapeutic use exemption. according to reports, the raiders are expected to actually release garoppolo next month. he's spent one season with the team. prior to that. he spent 6 seasons with the forty-niners leading them to on

and then about a week after that, they reportedly went to salt lake city, utah to explore options. >> there we as fans don't want, you know, them just to stay. we're done with them after this season. if they if they're going to leave, if they want to go play at a minor league park or split time between, you know, the giant stadium and wherever else, good riddance. we've got the oakland ballers in town. we're 100% behind, but now even the team's new permanent home in las vegas seems to be up in the air. >> i personally think they've got to figure out a way to stay in oakland and make their dream come true to come here and take down an old hotel and put it right at the heart of the strip, and more congestion. we have enough congestion right now to which major league baseball commissioner rob manfred said he'd be disappointed if a deal for the stadium in vegas doesn't get done. >> but just hours ago, the leaders behind salt lake city's bid for an mlb expansion team unveiled plans for a $3.5 billion stadium development. >> they probably pushed that out on purpose today. um but the fact th

governor spencer cox giving his state of the state address to a joint session of legislature in salt lake city where he talks about tax cuts, homelessness, education and housing affordability. governor cox was listed in 2,020 after 8 years as lieutenant governor, he seeking a second term in 2024. [applause] >> we will now hear the state of the state address from our governor, spencer cox. >> mr. speaker, mr. president, this is not in the script, two of the best people on the planet. [applause] >> madame lieutenant governor, my best friend, abby, utah's public servants and my fellow utah, i want to especially recognize senator mcpherson and representative to faye, congratulations on joining the best legislative body in the country. [applause] >> glad we got the clapping out-of-the-way. we have so much to cover in a short time so i will ask again like i did in previous years to please hold any applause until the end of the speech, no matter how difficult that may be, especially for those in the gallery. in 1847, a group of peculiar people arrived in utah. what they found was a place that native

salt lake city sports next. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> all right. kron 4 sports. the warriors utah tonight taking on the jazz. the jazz are right behind them in the standings. so key game here, steve kerr not with the team. he was in serbia with some other members of the warriors organization attending the funeral of dan malloy vicha coach becky, of course, tragically passed away in utah not long ago. kenny atkinson is the acting head coach tonight dubs scott off to a fast start with out there. head coach jonathan kominga. look at the spin move so twitchy jump

high temperatures in the mid 40s in the pacific northwest today, 70s on the gulf coast, 38 in salt lake city, 60 in phenix prescription drugs are often much more expensive in the u.s. compared to other countries. also ahead, a new proposal to ban laundry detergent pods. and it's because of environmental concerns. >> and later for the kangaroo on the run in florida you want the lowe's-est price. did you say lowest, or lowe's-est price? it's basically the same thing. if you find a better price somewhere else, we'll match it. get the lowe's-est price, with our lowest price guarantee. you got this. we got you. 2020 tonight on abc. >> we are back with a new effort to ban laundry detergent ponds. new york city's council is considering a bill that would make the pods illegal. supporters of the ban claim the plastic used in the pods can pollute waterways, but procter and gamble, maker of tide pods, disputes that, saying federal regulators disagree. >> the high cost of prescription drugs is an issue that is front and center for so many families. and on capitol hill there was a showdown between drug c

. >>> salt lake city also being eyed as a possibility. we're told a decision is expected in the next few weeks rather than months. we have been following the as' possible move to las vegas since that news broke. to see our full coverage go to nbcbayarea.com. >>> a san francisco community is rolling into the year of the dragon. this was the sixth annual ocean avenue lunar new year festival at unity plaza today. there were arts and crafts, games and live performances. organizers say it's a great way to bring the community together, and it celebrates an important part of asian american culture. >> these communities events signal that we are communities, we're together, we stand together, we support each other, and that this is a safe space not just for the asian community but really for our entire community. and it signals that san francisco is really they're support you. >> and they say lots of people showed up despite the wet weather. but don't worry, if you missed it, the city is hosting several others throughout the month to celebrate th

the words were in salt lake city when the 46 year-old malloy, eviction assistant coach with the warriors a heart attack at a team dinner that was january 16th. he died the next day and that night jazn warriors game was postponed. live. it's helped the warriors win the 2022 nba championship. he was also a mentor to many serbian players in the nba. where is assistant coach kenny atkinson? will act as the head coach for the rescheduled game tonight, lloyds, which is survived by his wife and their 2 children. all right. let's get a live look outside here from the top of mount temple. pius, you can see the haze we've been talking about. lawrence is here with the check out how the next several days will pan out, lawrence jagr and almost feel a little like spring around the bay area last couple of days. but >> believe me, it is going to be full on winter across much of the east coast. and you can see the storm forming now and this one going to come, what is known as a nor'easter as it sweeps up to the north, bringing some of that moisture back off the atlantic and that mixed with the cold air a

. ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ >> reporter: meanwhile, near salt lake city -- >> raise your handeir beloved custodian favio gonzalez at foothills elementary school. >> favio, favio. >> reporter: you can see favio moved by the celebration. the whole school honoring him and his wife after they became u.s. citizens. ♪ the stripes and bright stars ♪ >> reporter: back in kentucky those high schoolers singing night after night. ♪ oer the ramparts we watched ♪ >> reporter: and you won't believe this american dream come true. that's navy sailor roger rodriguez with his wife ashley meeting their newborn baby daughter lila for the very first time. >> there's a joy i cannot describe. i don't cry easily, but i held her and i was like this is part of me. this is my baby. i love her. she's beautiful. >> we haven't been together for several months so it was very much feeling more complete. >> reporter: but that's not all. in that one week, one week, roger who is from venezuela also became a u.s. citizen and graduated from boot camp. for this young family of faith, it's a new chapter filled with

the team is also considering playing in salt lake city and sacramento. >>> parents, students, teachers all reacting to news that a student in montgomery high school in santa rosa is accused of printing ghost guns out of his own home. these are the pictures of the 3d printer and completed components of the guns police say the 14-year-old was making, which include a lower receiver for a firearm, a partially completed handle and ammunition. it is adding a new level of concern for parents already worried about recent incidents of gun violence at santa rosa schools. in fact, one parent told us schools need to be more aggressive in protecting students. >> we believe all students should feel safe at school and they don't right now. they want to know they can come to school and not be in fear of a lockdown or active shooter or weapons or gangs. it's what's happening in sonoma county, in a lot of cities. so again, it's not just a montgomery high school issue. >> the santa rosa police department says the number of minors arrested for gun possessions jumped 500% from 2022 to 2023. >>> authorities

all right, so, the warriors, jet to salt lake city tomorrow for a game at utah and then all-star weekend in indianapolis. >> very exciting. all right. well, the warriors will work out their kinks. >> they, they are playing well. they really are. despite tonight. >> vern, thank you very much. >>> ai may be able to do just about anything. it will not necessarily get credit for it at the patent office. a bit of business advise for all of you inventors out there - temperatures cooling down as we head into the weekend and stronger onshore... ah, i stepped off the coast again. - the winds are really picking up. - fog spreading farther inland. - and in the north bay, you're gonna get soaked. (water splashing) - [narrator] presenting the bay area's only virtual weather studio. next level weather. - as i lift this, you can actually see... - [narrator] on kpix and pix+. (wind blowing) it's that real. (water splashing) - let's move on to the seven-day now. is it possible to count on my internet it's that real. like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running wi

don't stay at the coliseum, there is a possibility they will temporarily move to sacramento, salt lake city or even across the bay at oracle park. >> this wasn't even on my radar ten years ago and it's here and i'm just blown away. >>> coming up at 5:30, we'll introduce you to the a's new play by play announcer as she gets set to make major league baseball history. >>> a new donation for the san francisco ballet, an anonymous donor giving $60 million, the largest in the company's history. the company says that donation will help it produce new work, support choreographers and strengthen its finances. that donation comes about a year after the company got a new artistic director. san francisco ballet was founded in 1933, making it the oldest professional ballet company in the country. >>> we're less than three weeks until the california primaries, what you need to know about the closely watched race to replace dianne feinstein in the u.s. senate. the. >> there is no state as big and diverse as california is. so we have a special challenge. >>> many california drivers could be in for some maj

another option that's been thrown out there is for the team to play in salt lake city, oakland mayor sheng thao did release a statement on this. it reads in part, quote, keeping the a's in oakland is what's best for major league baseball. the a's oakland and fans. my doors open to john fisher and to anyone else who has the means and desire to purchase the a's and keep them rooted in the tap. >> 30 to >> and with that, a brand new clubhouse is open at the golden gate park golf course in san francisco. it's nice. mayor london breed joined other city officials today for that ribbon cutting ceremony at the spurs top spot, the nearly 6 million dollar club house features a multi functionar lounge, new pro shop food and beverage concessions. and an outdoor patio. it replaces the previous club house built in 1951. that was destroyed not too long ago in a fire. it did take a >> a while to get here. not just because construction times the san francisco because of a global pandemic. you know, yes, it and here we are that despite some of those challenges and despite seeing this clubhouse burned

staying at the coliseum that would involve negotiating a new lease with the city or moving to salt lake city. the reason sacramento is out in front according to reports is because they would be able to keep some of their current tv deal money. but first, the a's would have to work out a deal with the giants since the 14,000 seat stadium is also home to san francisco's aaa affiliate, the river cats. >>> still ahead, dangerous incidents forcing an east bay library to close its doors without notice. >>> plus, what drove these people to hit the streets of san francisco in their underwear? it was for a good cause. >>> and of course much more on the next round of rain headed our way. we'll be right back. >>> on this rainy weekend, people tend to get out of the weather by heading over to a library, but people in antioch had to find another place to stay dry after the library was closed without warning. the contra costa county library says it closed the antioch location over safety and security concerns after several dangerous incidents in the last few months. the library says they're now working to

that money would be used to help build a ballpark on the west side of salt lake city. hotel owners are raising concerns about the tax hike disproportionately impacting them. they're also warning that not all of the tax increases would be absorbed by out of state visitors. the bill now goes to the full house for a vote, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. a west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday or you can find round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> new at 11. united airlines announced today that its checked bag fees will be going up. costs will go up by $5 after february 24th. an economy passengers first bag will now cost $40 and united will charge them 50 for a second bag. the airline cites maintenance and labor costs, increases for the bag fee hike. american airlines and jetblue airways announced similar increases this month. >> enrollment is down at california state university campuses. coming up, a closer look at the numbers that show just how big the problem is here in the bay

he traveled from salt lake city for the race and spent money on hotels and flights, so he chose to run anyway, along with dozens of other runners. >> they were so like, determined to do it. >> according to registered runners, the cost of the half marathon varied from close to $100 to about $130, depending on when you registered for the ten k and five k races cost less. organizers told runners they will send a medal and a t shirt to participants in the coming weeks. >> a lot of us thought, we don't want a medal for a race that we didn't get to compete in, so i do hope that they reschedule it or at least give us enrollment to defer for next year as well. >> now, according to social media posts, it appears that the organizers was monitoring the weather throughout the week. they had made some changes to the route to accommodate those harsh conditions, but organizers did not send that final confirmation of cancellation until the morning of the race and people i spoke with say they haven't heard from organizers since. now, we did also reach out to the organization and did not hear back in ti

. ♪ at the twilight's ♪ ♪ last gleaming ♪ >> meanwhile, near salt lake city -- >> raise your hand ifothills elementary school. >> fabiotary school. >> >> you can see fabio moved by the celebration. the whole school honoring him and his wife, after they became u.s. citizens. ♪ whose broad stripes ♪ ♪ and bright stars ♪ >> back in kentucky, those high schoolers singing night after night. ♪ perilous fight ♪ ♪ ore the ramparts we watche ♪ ore the ramparts we watched ♪ >> and you won't believe this american dream come true that's navy sailor roger rodriguez, with his wife ashley, meeting their newborn baby daughter lila for the very first time >> baby! there's a joy i cannot describe i don't cry easily but i saw her, and was like, this is part of me, this is my baby i love her she's beautiful. >> we haven't been together for several months, so, it was very much feeling more complete >> but that's not all. in that one week, one week, roger, who is from venezuela, also became a u.s. citizen and graduated from boot camp for this young family of faith, a new chapter filled with love and hope

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playing from 2025 to 2028 at river cat ballpark in sacramento or new minor league stadium in salt lake city. but, if the a's relocate early, you know what that means? it could impact their local bay area television revenues. >>> happening now, valentine's day is here. >> can you tell? it's so red. >> love is in the air. >> it also means some last-minute flower shopping for folks. we have video from the flower market in san francisco this morning on 6th street near oracle park. it's that wholesale flower shop with more than 50 individual vendors. we talked to one of the owners who says a new color is blooming in poppopularity. >> the pink colors are very popular. surprisingly, traditional is red, and it's still a trend, the red roses, of course, but pink being one of the biggest color sales this valentine's. >> he says two dozen roses can range from $35 to $45 and premium flowers are already sold out. so, grab anything you can while you can. >> take what you can! >> you see all the little flowers hanging down like this, and it's, like, well, that's all that's left. >> leftover candy. i saw s

last month, a's executives toured stadiums of both sacramento and salt lake city as possible options. mlb commissioner rob manfred said he's confident the las vegas deal is solid. >> whenever you're leaving a market where you've been for decades and you're going to make a move to a different city where there's not a stadium, that that's a really difficult undertaking and it's not going to, you know, be seamless, smooth. there are going to be bumps along the road. some las vegas officials remain skeptical about the move that includes the mayor there. >> some local fans say the team shouldn't expect to keep playing in oakland in the meantime. >> if you're not confused, you're not paying attention. we as fans don't want, you know, them just to stay. we're done with them after this season. if they if they're going to leave, if they want to go play at a minor league park or split time between you know, the giant stadium and wherever else, good riddance. if the a's stay at the coliseum and in the market for the next three years, team would continue to keep its broadcasting rights deal worth

otras opciones para futuros juegos sería sacramento o la ciudad de salt lake city.ey nunca cambiaron su política, nunca cambiaron la manera en que estaban administrando la la frontera. y este es el resultado. el resultado es violando la ley. los republicanos de la cámara de representantes lo quieren destituir por su manejo de la frontera sur, señalando las cifras récord de cruces ilegales. lo van a efectivamente atraer le cargos, que es el impeachment. pero cuando llega al senado no va a haber los votos a quitarle el puesto. así es. de que qué es lo que estamos haciendo? perdiendo mucho tiempo perdiendo energía. ahora la medida pasa al senado, donde no se espera que sobreviva. a ucrania y precisamente en el senado se aprobó este martes un proyecto de ley de más de 95 mil millones de dólares para ayudar a ucrania e israel en sus respectivas guerras y también para asistencia humanitaria para gaza. en un discurso al país este martes, el presidente joe biden le pidió al presidente de la cámara de representantes que lleve la medida a votación en esa cámara. lo antes posi

he is a professor of law, an author of the plot to escape code russia in salt lake city. we have david pine. he is deputy director of national operations, but.

charlotte, north carolina , and salt lake city, mexico city, and montreal as possibilities. >> time now. 747. and this happened at san francisco city hall, the official celebration for chinese new year. dozens of people were there, kicking off the annual chinese new year parade with traditional lion dancers and other performers. community members say this year of the dragon marks of recovery from the pandemic and from anti-asian hate crimes. it's the time to celebrate. >> instead of looking at the bad things that we were subject to, the prosperity, good food, family. it's just a happy time, especially. we need that in today's times. >> the chinese new year brings big business to chinatown town. business owners say they're prepared to expand their business hours and hope that the year of the dragon will bring prosperity and progress for san francisco's chinatown. >> and people are busy putting the finishing touches on the floats for this year's chinese new year parade, many of them being assembled at pier 54. dozens of volunteers and artists have worked countless hours on elaborate float

we had a repeat of the record fourth place of belarusian hockey players at the olympics in salt lake citynotice how happy his son igor brishtel was for his father, what an emotional kid, i would say i really liked the still frame. this emotion, no, it’s actually amazing when a son is rooting for his father, this is generally the best motivation in life, it’s amazing, i ’m still amazed, well done boy, andrey, please tell me, do you know how to do this? they showed us in the video, so you can twist it on your finger soccer ball, well, here i can say that i can, that’s right, who’s going to check that we’ll believe you, yes i can spin the ball on my fingers, cool, andrey, what other news will there be by this hour, we also had continuation of the children's theme, and even more so, we discovered the most serious coach in the world, who has motivating abilities beyond his years. in one of the matches of the american student league, this boy took coaching responsibility onto his shoulders and, on his own initiative, directed the actions of the players as a real master of the coaching workshop.

park city is just a few minutes away from downtown salt lake city where we'll be hosting the meeting will just blow your mind and imagination. i also will offer a little teaser. jerod and i have been talking with some high profile celebrities who are very interested about the work we're doing and the possibility of a concert, we're not sure we can pull it off but we're going to try and if we're able to pull it together it's something you won't want to miss and it's something you want to bring your families to, full of music and culture and how we can get this message of depolarization outside of this room and into the culture more broadly. i want to talk for a few minutes about this disagree better initiative. most of it won't come at any surprise to those of you in this room but need to emphasize some of this data anyway. study after study shows our social fabric is framed fast, trust in major institutions has plummeted over the years to historic lows and so has our trust in our neighbors. republicans and democrats increasingly view the other side not just as misguided but immoral a

the weather of khorram abad city has been refreshed and it is interesting to come along q lake in khorramabad city. take a breath, it rained about 50 mm in khorramabad , it boiled again, the q spring and the happiness of the people and travelers of this fascinating city. i came to see it in the morning. i really enjoyed it. it's like something in life has been gifted to me. this great god has gifted us here in lorestania. you should appreciate it, eyes. come full of water, dear comrades , come and take care of yourself. here today it looks like a pearl, something beautiful has been spread here , it has a very beautiful atmosphere, it is full of water, it is very beautiful, the flow of spring water in kyu and kharahabad has been recorded up to 4 thousand liters per second, which is recorded every year with the rains. it will take a new life and give a special freshness to the city of khorranabad . it really opened his eyes when he was boiling. the people are really happy. it is really a light for us, for all the people of khormabad. alhamdulillah, the grace of god has reached us. we are really

will: we have to get to this tease, coffee shop in salt lake city is introduce ago no tipping policyde a decision due to tipping fatigue. the catch, to make up for lost gratuity, they're giving baristas $18 an hour plus customer haves to pay higher prices for that cup of coffee. pete: okay. rachel: yes, i agree with that. pete: yeah, raise wages. you're part of the viva la resistance on the tips. i just hit $1. will: it's just creeped into things that aren't traditionally there for service. pete: like mcdonalds orders. will: flip the ipad around and help nerve nucleus at mcdonalds. no, what are you talking about. rachel: we have to go even we have more thoughts. more "fox & friends" coming up. . tastes good too! king's hawaiian slider sunday... the only way to sunday! - bye, bye cough. - later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. now try mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops. when my doctor gave me breztri for my copd things changed

it was obviously like it has been in salt lake city, there are ways to do it securely with cameras. in georgia, they allowed it. in michigan and other places they had it. it turns out more people voted despite efforts to show that there was a lot of fraud, it was never born out. i think people made adjustments. this did not happen last-minute. all summer and fall elections officials were trying to manage an election of knew was going to be a lot of people during covid. they used practices that states of both parties had used and it turned out it used to have higher turnout but safer voting because he did not just stand in line with people coughing and spitting covid -- and spreading covid. the codes wait -- liquids weighed in on how to make adjustments. my guess is you not see that level of change late in an election year. a lot of it was driven by concerns of how you vote during a pandemic. i am a lawyer. i teach election law. i generally have faith that courts and elections officials in many states, in ohio for example, you have every decision you are talking about you have democr