laurie was lovely.th laurie. >> this is the person i want to be with. not only did i fall in love with laurie, but i fell in love with aiden and isabel too. >> travis and laurie's love affair is moving quickly, and on new year's eve 2016, they decide to have a wedding ceremony right here in laurie's backyard. >> we had friends, family come over. it was fantastic. >> i was told they were getting married this day, that time, and i showed up. >> laurie had fixed up the five-acre property prior to the occasion, putting in a backyard fire pit. the couple later etched their initials into the concrete around it. >> laurie walked out to the brantley gilbert song "fall into me." >> so we're sitting on bales of hay. my dad walks her down the aisle. >> the ceremony was underneath this big oak tree. >> i, travis -- >> i, travis -- >> take you, laurie. >> take you, laurie. >> we did this to really just show everybody in front of god that we're committed to each other. this is a lifelong thing. >> travis, you may now

chris: as for you, heed the warning from laurie and arthur's case.hur: it's a lesson to learn that, perhaps we could have handled it better, if we had at the last minute called them and said, "we're gonna be late--" chris: all right, don't go fumbling for phone numbers on your next trip, before you leave, save your airline and, if you have one, your travel agent's phone number into your phone for easy access, download your airline's app, and also save the web address to their chat option in case you can't get through by calling. for a while, i have recommended putting a wi-fi tracker like an airtag in your bag while traveling to help you find your lost luggage. well, now the bay area's largest air carrier is on board with that technology, united has just begun letting you share your apple airtag's location data with its baggage reps. airlines generally have a 99% on-time record delivering your checked bags, what united showed us empowers customers in the 1% of cases when they don't deliver on time. here's what united told us when we spoke with them a

laurie, thank you so much. and everybody at home, if you just saw laurie won't be able to join us, as she said for the q&a. but if you have questions for the amazing lori erickson, please email public programs at revolutionary spaces dot org. i will make sure laurie gets all the questions you have about the cane and we hope that we can see you all in the space where laurie is in the council chamber soon whenever you are in boston, laurie, thank you so much for having me and with that, i want to bring on the one, the only the rock star, professor kc johnson, who is going to take this as an inspired nation and give us the an amazing seminar about legislative violence in the united states and using using the cane as inspiration. hey, steve, a stage is yours. all right. thank you. and my thanks to laurie first for setting this up, because the the the sumner caning, this is an artistic rendition is is i think without a doubt the most famous of the the attacks on congress. but sadly, this is a topic the violence agai

she said sir laurie has confirmed i have not breached the ministerial code, you then get a letter in then get a letter in response from the prime minister to the departing minister. an keir starmer is very close ally of tulip and talks about how she made a difficult decision, and he said he wants to be clear that the door remains open going forward. ., ., ., , .,, forward. so, what are labour people sa in: forward. so, what are labour people saying behind about _ forward. so, what are labour people saying behind about this? _ forward. so, what are labour people saying behind about this? it is - saying behind about this? it is interesting. — saying behind about this? it is interesting, often _ saying behind about this? it 3 interesting, often minister resigns, the whips tell them to take a bit of a break but tulip siddiq was a few hours ago voting in parliament, supported by ministerial friends. hours ago voting in parliament, supported by ministerialfriends. so supported by ministerialfriends. so support for her and showing that she hopes to have a return. but some colleagues think t

i mean, and they will not want any suggestion that they're leaning on laurie magnus to speed things ups to suggest that. but i know that people in government are very frustrated about how long this is dragging on. they don't want this to stay on the front pages. and there's one other element that is worth noting, which is that she is keir starmer's constituency neighbour. they were elected at the same time. keir starmer, people often say, doesn't really have many friends in politics, and that's true. but to the extent that he does, tulip siddiq is one of them. so it is a bit awkward for him. by the way, i'm told, in that sort of never ending reshuffle, which keir starmer carried out when he became prime minister, that tulip siddiq was repeatedly being traded between a much less glamourousjob at the department for work and pensions, and the job she ended up getting as city i mean, they won't want this to run on. the government will not want to run on. i mean, and they will not want any suggestion that they're leaning on laurie magnus to speed things up to run. and i don't have any sugge

you see him there, daniel laurie, in his service. that is continuing right now at civic center plaza, just outside of san francisco city hall. he just talked about declaring a fentanyl state of emergency and holding people who refuse help with the drug problem accountable. also, his efforts to create a safe and vibrant downtown and better coordination between city departments. he had a very hopeful tone, and we're going to hear a little bit more from our ryan yamamoto live at the scene, coming up in a few minutes. but i want to address the other big story we are following this afternoon terrifying images out of los angeles county, a windstorm fanning flames of at least three major and now deadly wildfires. they're burning out of control, destroying homes and businesses and forcing tens of thousands of californians to evacuate. cbs's danya bacchus reports from the palisades fire, which is now the most destructive fire in los angeles history, with an estimated 1000 homes burned. >>fire officials say there are no reported fatalities fro

sir laurie magnus, the standards watchdog, had concluded in his report, "it is regrettable that siddiqot more alert to the potential to the independent adviser, as she has now done. many of the allegations relate to the fact tulip siddiq's aunt is sheikh hasina, who fled bangladesh last august, after a long and controversial time as its leader. today, tulip siddiq conceded to what some in government always thought was inevitable. in her resignation letter, she wrote, "that while the ministerial adviser has confirmed i have not breached "the ministerial code, it is clear that continuing "in my role as economic secretary to the treasury is likely to be "a distraction from the work of government." sir laurie magnus, the standards watchdog, had concluded in his report, "it is regrettable that siddiq was not more alert to the potential "reputational risks both to her and the government, "arising from her close family's association with bangladesh. "i would not advise that this shortcoming should "be taken as a breach of the ministerial code, "but you will want to consider her ongoing respon

now laurie johnson, for my see on the list and car and see or bus drops off the id. thank you so much for your insight. thank you, mike and happy new year and send it to you. now jeremy has issued a thinly veiled threat that the you could impose sanctions against social networks . and that is if they do not conduct 5 checking operations for the content posted on the platforms. according to the digital service act, the cooperation of very large online platforms with fact checking organizations is not mandatory, but their risk of sanctions is reduced. if they do so in the u. if a very large online provider does not work, with fact checkers, it must prove that it is taking other equally effective risk. minimizing measures was probably something to do with the fact that we've seen that less liberal politicians have been falling from power across the western world. and now it's probably berlin and the european union in general, is worried that they will lose control of the political narrative that they've been selling to the masses for years now. because matter which owns

laurie is set to be inaugurated on wednesday at civic center plaza. here is a new warning from the chp. scammers are trying to trick you into thinking you have to sign up your child for amber alerts. the agency issues the alerts for children at risk, but some phone scammers recently are posing as alert officials and have been apparently offering to register children for the alerts while asking for confidential information about them and to meet at your home. the chp is the only agency that issues amber alerts, and they don't need you to sign up. they're asking you to call police if you get a call like that. 710 on your sunday morning. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, we take you live to washington, d.c. for our weekly chat with kristen welker ahd of this week's if you like options, you'll love my $6 all day big deal meal. choose from 4 delicious entrées and 5 tasty sides with a drink. oh, and nobody else includes breakfast items all day. just this guy. at jack, every bite's a big deal! welcomto jack in the box! of the 119th term

i mean, and they will not want any suggestion that they're leaning on laurie magnus to speed things uptions to suggest that. but i know that people in government are very frustrated about how long this is dragging on. they don't want this to stay on the front pages. and there's one other element that is worth noting, which is that she is keir starmer's constituency neighbour. they were elected at the same time. keir starmer, people often say, doesn't really have many friends in politics, and that's true. but to the extent that he does, tulip siddiq is one of them. so it is a bit awkward for him. by the way, i'm told, in that sort of never ending reshuffle, which keir starmer carried out when he became prime minister, that tulip siddiq was repeatedly being traded between a much less glamourous job at the department for work and pensions, and the job she ended up getting as city minister, including anti—corruption responsibilities at the treasury. and boy, must they be regretting that they didn't end up putting her in the dwpjob. yeah, because some of the allegations actually about her f

this is where laurie's father served as rabbi for years. now, that service is a tradition for incoming mayors that started with gavin newsom. laurie at one point addressed the congregation, promising to tackle the city's toughest issues, including drug addiction and the unhoused, and not just by changing policies and practices. i will do it by changing the tone and the culture of politics in this city, and by rejecting the politics of division. our ginger conejero saab. following today's inauguration events and tonight's celebrations, we'll have a live report coming up in our next half hour, and later, we will have special coverage of the mayoral inauguration. you can watch it right here on nbc bay area live at 1130, following our nbc bay area midday newscast. now, you can also link to it from our streaming platforms, including roku, pluto, and if you're on the go, you can watch on nbcbayarea.com. 606 right now, another day of solemn reflection in washington for a leader and legend. here's a live look in washington, dc, where mourners are p

. >> the mayors phase begins and the mayor's office can make further changes based on mayor laurie's policy priorities for the arts sector. before he introduces his budget by june 1st, the board will then conduct their hearings in june and the final budget will be signed by the mayor around july late july or early august. typically with regard to the budget climate. as you have likely read in the news, the city is projected to have approximately $876 million deficit over the next two fiscal years. >> the deficit is being driven by a combination of specific factors but really at the most fundamental level it is a matter of expenses growing at a pace more rapid than revenues are growing. in addition contributing to the challenges the city is having to curtail its reliance on one time sources of funding including fema funding and general fund reserves or fund balance which have actually moderated the the deficit over the last several years. so those sources are being depleted and we're kind of coming to the point where we have to make it balance. the city has to make that balance on an

number tend assisted —— insisted it was not the case, it was right to wait for laurie magnus to hando see, as was said, the standards which are, sir lori magnus, funders no code broken here, so she was exonerated on the central charge that people have been making and the emigration swirling around about whether or not she benefited from money that may have come from bangladesh with that —— with those property she earned. the letter from those property she earned. the letterfrom sir those property she earned. the letter from sir lori those property she earned. the letterfrom sir lori magnus also also—rans —— raises question. he said it is not possible to retrieve documentation revealing that tax recommendations are been followed. he said it is regrettable to us regrettable that information was not available and that tulip siddiq was unaware of the ownership of flights across extended periods, and he said the ministers have an obligation to be as transparent as possible about their private interests, and i think he would a? against herfor that, and i think he would a? against herfortha

laurie lisi: kaitlyn conley wanted adam yoder back.s of bringing adam yoder back to her. laurie lisi: your honor, the people call adam yoder. andrea canning (voiceover): adam told the jury that if katie was trying to woo him back, her plan worked. he called katie on the way to the hospital. laurie lisi: and why did you call katie conley? because i was panicking, and katie knew my mother. andrea canning (voiceover): adam said after his mother passed away, he and katie got back together. laurie lisi: did you have sexual relations with kaitlyn conley on july 25, 2002? i did. laurie lisi: was she helping you through your grief? yes. andrea canning (voiceover): but the prosecutor said the relationship collapsed a couple of months later, and that's when katie came up with a new plan-- frame adam for the killing. because, ladies and gentlemen, hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. vengeance, thy name is kaitlyn conley. andrea canning (voiceover): the prosecutor said katie planted the bottle of colchicine in adam's car, then tipped off autho

we've had some tough times, and with the mayor laurie, here with the encouraging all the visitors andll the residents to come and walk through chinatown and give us a boost. this is pretty incredible that we've gotten to this point. it's a historic moment for the aapi community. mark young is co-chair of the unity celebration banquet, another celebration tonight for the incoming mayor. he says you can feel the buzz in chinatown. it's going to be 18 vendors. there's going to be a local headliner dj. his name is zoo, and there's also going to be cultural festivities as as well as this banquet that we've got going on that's going to have over 900 aapi guests from the community. the night market cebration is co-hosted by the inaugural committee and the nonprofit group b chinatown. tonight, we're going to be putting on a big performance. jane wong is with lion dance mean. they teach lion and dragon dance to high schoolers and tell us they're bringing about 75 high school students out to perform tonight. we're bringing out all red lions tonight. and red is the symbol of good fortune. so we'

laurie has attended the synagogue his entire life. his father, brian laurie, a former rabbi there. and tonight he blessed his son. i love you very much. and i believe with all my heart that he will be a blessing for all of san francisco, the incoming mayor told the crowd he plans to return the city back to its reputation, a place where people seek safe harbor and shelter and tackle the toughest issues like the addiction crisis and homelessness together. and not just by changing policies and practices. i will do it by changing the tone and the culture of politics in this city, and by rejecting the politics of division. the mayor elect will be sworn in tomorrow at 1130 at civic center plaza, and then the new mayor will then head to a night of festivities in chinatown. and preps tonight are underway. we are very grateful that the mayor is giving us this recognition to celebrate with him together. new beginnings is signifies a lot of hope for god of hope. fill the temple where faith leaders say they're not just praying for the mayor elect, but also to publicly commit to serving and bei

the something that does smell something, not right about this. former ca analysts, laurie johnson. ok, another story to bring you today. the russian embassy in australia had either raleigh held in vienna, commemorating the life and deeds of infamous you printing and nazi collaborators. step and bunder. nothing but discussed is caused by the outburst of a handful of ukrainian nationalists who settled in austria and decided on january 1st to celebrate the birthday of hitler's accomplice, the war, criminal step on bun, dera in the center of vienna. again, we strongly condemn the holding of even such a marginal action with the connivance of the local authorities. the nazi sabbath looks especially blasphemous in vienna in the year of the 80th anniversary of the liberation of austria from fascism. similar rallies were also held in the western ukrainian city of level. hundreds were seen carrying torches and calling the nazi collaborate, or a hero t a rule that thunder as birth date. january 1st become a national holiday back in 2018. he let and see printing and nationalist during world wa

equity strategy, laurie, we start off with the latest drive. novo nordisk getting slammed after 15 drugs subject to price negotiations for 2027, including novo's glp-1 drugs, ozempic and wegovy, trading at lows last seen in the summer of 2023. eli lilly shares falling in sympathy and broader concerns over pricing pressures in the glp- glp-1 category. the company trimmed 2025 guidance earlier in the week. and a wrinkle for novo, sdeeld a higher dose of wegovy, patients losing 20.7% of their body weight after 72 weeks. that's still slightly less than what patients see on existing doses of zepbound, what does this mean for the direction of the obesity trade which has come back down to earth for a bit? >> down obviously, and for novo, looking at where they have been in the last, i don't know, five months or so, it's down almost half, which is, if it weren't so big, it would be a takeover target for somebody, but it is, and still like, i don't know, $350 billion or so. i mean, this is bad. i am long lily. clearly, you can't help but think, if that's

thank you to laurie out there. thank you to law. thank you to everyone. we to see you soon. so. to an upland village, the state of virginia, the first tuesday in every month, there comes a truckload of books. the traveling library has many friends among, these remote farming people, the free book service provides them with a much needed link to the world beyond their hills hills and the has her friends to. they want to know whether the story has a sad ending or they need our help with strange word. now and then. copyright. that's not very strange to him you'll find it in most any book you open it means that for 28 years no one but the book's author will publisher can copy anything from it. it means, well, let's see. have you ever heard of the library of congress? this book tells all it. it's the most important library in the country. and one of the things it does nowadays is keep records and proofs of all the copyright that are issued by the united states to copies of almost every book that is published or sent to the library at washington. and washington directly opposite the c

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so let's bring in laurie. imagine he's a ton so cheaply and so quickly with such a little compute power. it really sends a wake up call to the american. a generative ai company. yeah, cheaply. they said they did it for as little as $6000000.00. is that re likely? and i, i, i'm skeptical of those numbers again and they're coming from the chinese. it could very well not be true, but the mere fact that they're doing it so quickly is something i think people they need to be concerned with. i wouldn't call this exactly a sputnik moment. better reminds me that when the russians put the 1st uh, you know, person and i, but the person in the space or satellite in space, i think, and it really got america going well, america needs to maybe up. it's game we're doing very well and generative a i, but maybe we need to do even better to stay ahead of the chinese if that's indeed the goal of the administration in the american technology industry. donald trump, i called a potential positive which is an interesting way of putt

this is sir laurie magnus, he said he had not found any evidence of impropriety is relating to propertiese properties in relation to tulip siddiq's family, and she and her husband did not get anything through anything apart from legitimate means. the standards adviser said it was regrettable that tulip siddiq had not considered strongly enough that she might be seen as breaking the ministerial code and the standard adviser advises the prime minister, that the prime minister want to consider tulip siddiq's responsibilities in light of that but of course she has now resigned. that but of course she has now resiuned. that but of course she has now resigned-— resigned. the conservatives callinu resigned. the conservatives calling on — resigned. the conservatives calling on keir— resigned. the conservatives calling on keir starmer- resigned. the conservatives calling on keir starmer to i calling on keir starmer to actually sack the minister of course. ., , �* course. that is right. at the weekend — course. that is right. at the weekend kemi _ course. that is right. at the weekend kemi badenoch

where his fellow performers included the likes of stephen fry, emma thompson, sandy tonks fred, hugh lauriergh and won the top comedy prize, and then in the late 1980s, came on channel 4, and even amongst the people that appeared on that show, he was especially funny in �*whose line is it anyway?�* with a very self—deprecating nature and audiences really related to him in so many ways, and then over the decades he did everything from stage musicals to cameos in film and tv, showing what a multitalented performer he was but of course it was not all laughs and smiles and cheering audiences and he was very candid in his life about the issues he faced including substance addiction, alcoholism, was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. he had a life that had many extremes but dying at the age of 65, so young, a real talent produced by the uk and they will be so many people who will be very saddened by the news. —— there. thanks forjoining us. to ukraine now — and kyiv says it launched an overnight attack on russia, using drones and missiles — which was the largest of the war to date. moscow says it s

and thank you, laurie. the introduction as laurie mentioned, my name is shanti abedin and i'm the vice president of housing and community at the national fair housing, the national housing alliance is a national civil organization dedicated to ending discrimination in all of its forms and also addressing the lingering impacts of housing discrimination that has happened historically and is ongoing in our communities across the country. so the topic of today's panel, which is all about the impact of climate risk on health and wealth in communities of color, is a really, really important one for us at the national fair housing. and you know we we are really focused on how the issue of climate risk on health and wealth outcomes particularly. when we talk about homeowners of color is really at the forefront of our conversations today. when we think about risks that are facing. stable homeownership, sustainable homeownership and as we see worsening climate related disaster or heat conditions, the related insuranc

star, he posted on x last week that he was interested in buying tiktok, somewhat as a joke but as laurie actually being serious about it. meanwhile, other social media platforms like instagram and x, there have been scrambling to rule out a new feature, trying to law those content creators while tiktok faces an uncertain future. . ~ while tiktok faces an uncertain future. ., ~' , ., while tiktok faces an uncertain future. ., ,, , ., ., future. thank you for getting us across _ future. thank you for getting us across that _ future. thank you for getting us across that story. - future. thank you for getting i us across that story. president trump is also considering attempts of tariffs on goods imported from china, from the beginning of february. trump's said the move would be in response to fenta nyl said the move would be in response to fentanyl being sent from china to mexico and canada. the president is yet to announce any new tariffs but hinted at imposing a 25% duty on canada and mexico as early as february one. with the threat of new tariffs, many countries are now working out how t

mayor laurie told department heads to hold off on new contracts and programs that have not been signedto place. instead, he wants to prioritize initiatives that have already proven that they do work destruction like we've never seen, brought by the palisades fire and others in los angeles. >> on this fourth day of the firefight. it's a similar scene in altadena. as fires are beginning, families are beginning to return to their neighborhoods to find. in many cases, there's nothing left. >> my whole city gone, man. the whole thing. >> everything that we built here to just be gone. >> and these are the only things i have. >> this will update the deaths, the destruction and what the coming days could bring. when it comes to the firefight and recovery efforts. then what used to be called fire season is now all year round. what climate scientists point to when it comes to danger. that goes way beyond the late summer and fall months. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and welcome to mornings on two at 8:00. as we look live around the bay area. lo

we should emphasise that tulip siddiq has insisted throughout that she has done nothing wrong, laurie herself to misconduct by association. the exchange of letters notable for its warmth with the prime minister leaving the door open for her to potentially return to government in the future. in essence this story can be summed up in a couple of sentence, it is complex in its detail, it is simple in its headline, if you are the anti—corruption minister, and your named in a corruption investigation, your vieshlt as a minister is not going to last long. chris mason, thank you. the chancellor, rachel reeves, says the recent turbulence in the financial markets has shown the need to go further and faster to achieve economic growth. she was speaking in the commons after a fall in the value of the pound and a rise in the cost of government borrowing to its highest level since 2008 prompted more questions about her strategy. here's our deputy poltical editor, vicki young. political opponents said rachel reeves shouldn't have gone on this trip to china, and should have been at home, dealing with

minister received a - prime minister received a letter from prime minister received a letterfrom sir laurie to tulip siddiq and it was tulip siddiq who offered her resignation because she had felt she become us distraction it was untenable for her to continue as a job it treasury minister and person responsible for tackling corruption. this has been festering for a number of weeks sense tulip siddiq was first named into anti—corruption probes being held in bangladesh into the activities of our wider family. into the activities of our widerfamily. she is a member of one of the most prominent families in bangladesh politics. now the focus of anti—corruption investigations anti—corru ption investigations into whether or anti—corruption investigations into whether or not they embezzled up to £4 billion in infrastructure spending. she had always denied she done anything wrong. she offered herself to scrutiny by the government standards advisor and he has concluded that there was no financial impropriety. she didn't break the rules of governing dues how ministers are governing dues

danielle laurie sworn in as the new mayor. ahead here on today in the bay. the packed celebration following his inauguration and his promises to the celebration. look at the massive crowds out there. this was last night in chinatown. that's where thousands attended the celebration for new mayor daniel laurie. it would include a show by grammy, grammy nominated electronic musician and san francisco native dj zhu. the new mayor last night also helped light some fireworks outside the far east cafe on grant street, before addressing arowd of roughly 800 supporters and dignitaries inside. i'm feeling very calm. i'm feeling like, okay, it is a new era here in san francisco, one that is going to be defined not only by change, but accountability. attendees at the reception included police chief bill scott and attorney general rob bonta, who both promised to work closely with the mayor in response to his emergency declaration to combat the fentanyl crisis. i definitely feel that there's a lot more progress that will be made. you know, we'll see with the emergency ord

laurie's inauguration is on wednesday at city hall number six.oday, glide will honor mayor london breed and her time in office. glide plans to honor breeds commitment to glide the tenderloin and the greater san francisco community that ceremony starts at 11:00 at glide church and number seven awards season kicks off tonight with the golden globes. comedian nikki glaser will emcee netflix's musical thriller. amelia perez is the most nominated musical movie in the golden globes history. now nikki , you may remember her from the roast of tom brady. i heard about it. oh boy. she put on quite the performance, so it will be interesting to see her tonight. uh, doing her debut. all right. thank you all for joining us on abc seven mornings. we'll see you back here at five. have a great day. >> 100% of our cases start with the worst kind of injury. and end with the best possible result. justice takes more than a fighter. you need a champion walk, a personal injury law visit, walk up law.com. >> when you purchase new flooring from the floor store, you won't

mayor laurie and also i announced that i will have i book published on june 10th. this year. called, penetrating whiteness navigating the landscape. that will be out on mango publishing available for preordon amazon i'm excite body that. president collins. are there other new business or announcements? commissioner ferras. i have one more >> happy now year to everybody. deborah, i'm glad you are back and tira. i'm happy to work with everybody here. staff and commissioners it is an honor to work with you guys, amadzing bunch of people. i wanted to check about how you were checking out all the art and the commission's collection. and this may be is a question for you guys -- and edward, i have gone down the rabbit whoeflt website a few times. remind me, is there like a -- site map of where all the pieces are that can -- someone can -- travel and check out the art? >> thank you, commissioner. director of communications. we have a map of the monument and memorials. there is -- version of a map developed that we can bring back up. the full collection of the 4,000 piece. we will ta

. >> has been part of laurie's transition team. he was a member of the san francisco police department for 28 years. lot more to come here in southern california. a plane plummets through the roof of a furniture warehouse, the inferno sending workers running. the signs of trouble. moments before this deadly crash claims siri is spying on you are leading to a multi-million dollar settlement, and you may get a cut of that. we'll have the story. plus, she is beauty. she is grace. she is san francisco's most stylish pup. the outfit that won this at least two people are dead, 19 others injured after a plane crashed into a furniture warehouse in orange county, putting up a massive fireball, as you can see there. the ntsb says the single engine aircraft took off at about 2 p.m. from the fullerton airport. a short time later, the pilot called and asked to immediately return to the airport. the plane made a turn, but then crashed about 1000ft short of the runway. a worker at the furniture warehouse described what he saw. >> all i saw is a b

to worlds a part of the final week before the change of power in washington has been marked by f laurie of diplomatic activities that shows how differently countries around the world go about building their relationships. some have struck highly detailed deals, others extend the planters of everlasting supports, all these with no strings attached. what style of international relations is likely to be more enduring? to discuss that i'm now joined by lisa sock international relations and corporation specialist. and i think.

sofia laurie is outreach director for california family council, a christian based family values advocacy group. >> we do need the federal government to also put in these bills and put in legislation that protects girls sports, because it's an uphill battle in california. >> last year, controversy erupted over a transgender woman being allowed to play on the san jose state women's volleyball team. her teammate also joined a class action lawsuit that would prohibit transgender women from playing women's sports. >> for some reason, you know, people think that trans women and intersex people have an advantage in sport when in actual fact there is no evidence for that. >> still, a new california bill introduced by assembly member kate sanchez, aims to keep transgender girls from playing high school sports. gabrielle antonovich is board president of san jose's billy defrank lgbtq plus center. >> i am hoping that our governor and other legislators have the ability to block that. and whether it's local elected officials that could block it in their own city or county. that is a very important pa

. >> mayor laurie says the program is in need of neighborhood volunteers and encourages residents to. all right, let's talk about our bay area weather with mark tamayo mark, we've been in a bit of a dry stretch here in the bay area, but that could change. >> yeah, that's our thinking, greg. the last rainfall three weeks ago. it's been a long dry stretch for us, but that will be changing, possibly for the bay area as we head into the weekend. as we take a look at your forecast for you. sun cloud mix for your saturday. there is a chance of a scattered shower developing in the afternoon hours and into the evening, and that shower chance could linger into sunday morning as well, so it's not a widespread heavy rain event for us, but still could be an interesting radar picture by tomorrow afternoon. now it's chilly overnight. a frost advisory, another one. we've had a string of these over the past week in place for the north bay valleys and the inland valleys. overnight temperatures will be in the 30s, and a wind advisory is in place right now until, let's see, 10:00 sunday morning for the

and as well as introducing this year's grand marshal, which is actress joan chen, new mayor daniel laurie is already being named an honorary marshal and a heads up if you are looking for fruit, flowers and candies and those all important red envelopes for your celebration, listen up. san francisco flower market fair is this weekend. it's going to happen at clay and broadway. it's going to begin at 10 a.m. saturday, and it will end at. nine month sunday. sending help to first responders following the deadly southern california wildfires just ahead on nbc bay area. the way one bay area law enforcement agency is making sure deputies and offics areer (vo) with fargo, your virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can pick up the tab, even when you forget your wallet. (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle. (kaz) smooth. (vo) learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. (vo) with fargo, your virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can pick up the tab, even when you forget your wallet. (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle. (kaz) smooth. (vo) learn mor

what's in store for danielle laurie's inauguration today? good morning. thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm marcus washington. and i'm laura garcia. we are awaiting a news conference from president biden and governor newsom as multiple wildfires continue to burn in southern california, one of which has already turned deadly. we have a live look at one of them, the altadena fire. it has literally exploded in size. nbc bay area's kris sanchez will have t that part of the story coming up in just moments. but first, nbc news jennifer bjorklund is on the ground right now at the palisades fire. this is in pacific palisades. and, jennifer, needless to say, first responders there definitely. they have their hands full. oh, this is unbelievable. marcus. laura, i have covered fires my entire career living in california, starting with the oakland hills fire, which all of your viewers, i'm sure are very familiar with. but i got to tell you, i have never seen winds sustained in the direction that they're going for this amount of time. it's been 24 hours

so danielle laurie, being a white mayor, taking his time to help chinatown with inauguration day is a huge economic boom. khoi say thank you. 100,000 firecrackers are going to be loud as well. okay, so far, vip guests at far east's banquet include chef martin yan, olympic gold medalist kristi yamaguchi, and actress joan chen. the night market is free and will take place between 530 and 9 p.m. wednesday on grant avenue, and several streets will be closed, so taking public transit is encouraged. it's going to be a big event for sure. thank you. jia. an investigation underway tonight into a deadly shooting at an east oakland gas station. it happened at the valero gas station on east 12th street just before midnight. when officers arrived, they found a woman who had been shot. paramedics rushed her to the hospital, where she third homicide already thisity's year. a follow up now on the shooting death of a woman in the east bay. allegedly at the hands of her own husband. this happened february 2023. officers responded to a call about an assault on an off ramp in 580 in oakland, and when of

laurie's weekend of service kicked off on saturday.ow, his group stopped in ocean beach, ingleside, fillmore south and bayview, picking up trash along the way. mayor laurie says the hard work shows his belief that everybody can play a role in improving san francisco. >> every single person in san francisco needs to do their part. we have a whole country and a the world telling us what we are. [music] we're the only ones that should be defining us, and that starts with doing one small thing every single day. >> now, laurie will be inaugurated as san francisco's new mayor on wednesday. san francisco's glide church paid tribute to the outgoing mayor, london breed. glide hosted a special celebration at the church on ellis street ahead of london breed's final days in office. london breed lost her bid for reelection to daniel lurie. his inauguration, as you heard, is on wednesday. london breed spoke at that celebration and talked about her faith and her time in public service. >> i helped us through this pandemic and we've seen changes in ou

. >> has been part of laurie's transition team. he was a member of the san francisco police department for 28 years. lot more to come here in southern california. a plane plummets through the roof of a furniture warehouse, the inferno sending workers running. the signs of trouble. moments before this deadly crash claims siri is spying on you are leading to a multi-million dollar settlement, and you may get a cut of that. we'll have the story. plus, she is beauty. she is grace. she is san francisco's most stylish pup. the outfit that at least two people are dead, 19 others injured after a plane crashed into a furniture warehouse in orange county, putting up a massive fireball, as you can see there. the ntsb says the single engine aircraft took off at about 2 p.m. from the fullerton airport. a short time later, the pilot called and asked to immediately return to the airport. the plane made a turn, but then crashed about 1000ft short of the runway. a worker at the furniture warehouse described what he saw. >> all i saw is a big fire a

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