lori b is here to tell us all about it. >> lori: good morning. >> robin: jeans from celebrities likene got it all started. >> lori: we're gonna start with them to your right. these are the rag and bone jeans. people are going crazy for them. go ahead, robin, touch this pair next to you. what does that feel like? feel like denim? >> robin: it does. >> lori: it feels like sweatpants. give it another try there. what i want you to do, see there's a fashion tear on the knee. >> robin: i do see that. >> lori: touch that. >> robin: oh. >> lori: it's a digital printed image. not pockets. that's right. >> sam: that's a pocket. >> lori: the button there is not a real button. it's all a digital printed image. we have this here on our model isabelle. who looks beautiful, by the way. also saying how comfortable they are. i want to be clear. these are sweatpants. >> robin: they are. wow. >> lori: they really do look just like denim. they fooled you, didn't they? >> robin: they did. >> lori: isabelle, turn around for us and try to put your hand in the pocket. nothing. it deceiving. it's an optical

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>> lori: speaking of temperature we have the rocc box.s if you want to be an at home pizza shop. it comes with that pizza steel. this goes up to 950 degrees fahrenheit. here's one of the differences. if you have a family, this is an important note. feel the exterior. do you feel like that's silicone. >> sam: like rubberized. >> lori: that won't get hot to the touch. s which a really nice feature. >> sam: if you've got your family around. that's so smart. i didn't even think about it. >> lori: that is a great feature. it makes incredible premium quality pizza. definitely check it out. >> sam: it looks like something from space. >> lori: it's portable. people have also -- viewers told us they brought that camping with them. [ laughter ] you want to have your glamping. >> sam: it's in my carry on. >> lori: have you ever made an at-home pizza and you tried to transfer it into the oven? oh what a mess. what have i done? >> sam: oh, no. >> lori: we're gonna solve that problem for you with this pizza slider peel. so all you're gonna do is lift t

and i am proud to be a co-sponsor and i want to express my gratitude to mayor lori. thank you so much for your leadership and also to my co sponsors, supervisors and cardio. cheryl mahmoud and who am i missing for? >> and all the other groups in my own will also want to give a shout out to the laborers local 261 who do the work to keep our city safe and clean. and as we talk about doing what we can for drug free sidewalks and ending the phenomenon of public drug use in san francisco, they're doing the hard work and i am so grateful for the work that you're doing . salvation army and all the other other drug rehab programs and the work you're doing. so salvation army stop crime s f everybody. thank you so much. let's get it done. >> thanks. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. come on up. >> so first off i want to give a shout out to everybody who's out here on recovery harbor lights one little y'all keep your head up. >> i want to thank you. i want to thank the mayor for looking for this legislation. this is real. this is god's real movement. >> he's running t

donald trump has been speaking about the types of products lorie going lorie g . o|ng t o lorie go' is to have finally arrived. i always say tariffs is the most because tariffs are going to make us rich as hell, businesses back that left us. trading partners. tough tariffs on day one. fentanyl that they have sourced and allowed to distribute into our country. he blames the three countries for the flow of illegal drugs and undocumented migrants into the united states. governments have scrambled to try to fend off these tariffs, worrying about the impact on their economies. but mr trump says he can't be persuaded otherwise. is there anything china, canada and mexico can do tonight to forestall your no, nothing. not right now, no. not a negotiating tool? no, it's not, no. and he hinted that something similar might am i going to impose tariffs on the european union? you want the truthful answer, or shall i give you absolutely. the european union has treated us so terribly. this is in mr trump's playbook. he engaged in a brief tit—for—tat trade war in his first term when he slapped tariffs

lori also wanted to allow private entities to fund these endeavors. s.f.ervisors were initially hesitant to agree to the overriding of the usual checks and balances, but many say that lori has had open communication and has been open to negotiating with the board. with the vote passed. lori can now accept donations of up to $10 million without supervisor approval. the chronicle reported that the board of supervisors cautiously approved the legislation, instead of the original four years that lori had planned. legislators agreed to end the legislation in january. at that point, they will review how successful the program was. reggie. >> all right. thanks so much. today, president trump plans to sign an executive order banning transgender people from women's sports teams. the order will involve how his administration interprets title nine. that's the law that covers gender equity in athletics. every administration has the authority to issue its own interpretations of the landmark legislation. trump found during his campaign, issues involving transgender spor

industry is our focus the next guest is disrupting the food service industry a breakneck pace, mark lorinder location back in february of 2020. new york city a groundbreaking food service center if you wrap your mind around this he's been on the show but he got so much bigger since we first had him it allows you to choose dishes from 30 famous restaurants all in one food hall, since the first wonder kitchen open 36 more locations are up and running in the northeast averaging one new location per month what is wonder secret sauce when it comes to building the food service center so quickly team claman countdown got an exclusive before-and-after book at the stunning creation process of the wonder food hall. >> and believe it or not it'll be a live location in the next few weeks. >> i find that hard to believe i'm looking and it looks like a construction zone. >> it'll turn over very quickly from here. >> there will be a person you that will basically get the orders from the back of the house and handed to the cus customer. it all starts in the back and the food comes this way. if you look

mayor lori highlighted the city's rich legacy of black leaders. artisan changemakers who helped shape the city. he called on residents to honor both the past in the present, emphasizing their continued influence on the city's culture progress. an ongoing fight for justice and equality. that's part of a month-long recognition black history and the contributions to the community. kron four's honoring black history month every thursday from stories around the bay area. so be sure to tune intoour special honoring black history month, february 27th at 06:30pm, hosted by me and noelle bellow. still in the kron. morning news after months of backlash from community members. >> safely store in san francisco is set to close for now. the latest on that in a live report. it's been an issue during the recent southern california wildfires. looters targeting fire victims. one out 2 new bills here at the state capitol to increase penalties against those perpetrators. >> capital correspondent, a time lawlessness, people. the lawmaker behind the legislation. >> and

lori anne, thank you, lori ann larocco steve liesman again. we'll see you in a few moments. steve, let's talk more about the economic fallout we may face from tariffs, assuming that china and canada ones go forward, who knows if mexico will join. my next guest says there's one key player less likely to cushion the blow this time around. let's bring in dean mckee. he's the chief economist at point72 asset management. >> dean i feel. >> like i heard steve, steve cohen sounding a little bit more bearish lately too. but you don't need to get into all that. but you know, as someone you've been very constructive and very correct about the us economy the past couple of years. i sense a bit more nervousness in your outlook for this year. >> i am more. >> cautious at this point than than i have been over the past several years. >> and one key. >> reason is that. >> consumers are if. >> tariffs are put in place the way we think they will be in some form, and at some point that is going to cost consumers significant amounts of money. and one of the linchpins of this economy has been ve

lori post, director at the buehler center for health policy and economics at northwestern university'sissue firsthand. it exposes women and girls to through their lives. so to begin with, when girls undergo female genital mutilation, they oftentimes suffer from sepsis in the immediate aftermath, or exsanguination, and they die immediately. and so if they survive that then they go on to have urinary in cultural or perhaps religious traditions. without alienating the communities themselves? like religion traditions, food, language, that bind people together, as opposed to a harmful tradition, where people are injured. and just because something was done doesn't mean you should pass it on, and those things need to be ended. and so it's also oftentimes affiliated with religions, when in fact there is no religion that supports fgm. and to any religion — any formal religion that exists. nobody supports it, but oftentimes it is believed to be part of a religion or part of a culture and therefore should be preserved, when it should not and it does not belong to these. and dr lori, there are ma

lori ann joins us now from the us. lori ann, great to have you with us this morning.t's assume that these tariffs do come into effect later this month. what do they mean for u.s. business and supply chains. >> well. >> when it comes to the united states supply chain, when for the. >> exports. >> energy is. >> modest in terms of china's energy. >> consumption, the. >> largest consumption. >> from u.s. >> energy is lng. >> but anything that we don't sell. >> right in. >> china is. >> going. >> to be diverted over to europe. >> what we're looking. >> at now and from an investible standpoint, this is a key time. for u.s. retailers to. >> be. >> negotiating manufacturing orders with their chinese manufacturers. so, as you. >> know, >> chinese, the chinese exports here got slapped with. another round of tariffs. it's going to make it more expensive. >> and starting today. >> of course, you've got more expensive items coming in. >> i've spoken with manufacturers. here that now have to renegotiate. >> with the likes of macy's, kohl's, amazon to kind. >> of. see what can they

thank you mayor lori for your kind words and for your support. i now would like to call to the podium our chief of police william scott. >> good afternoon everybody and thank you mayor lori. >> thank you, assistant chief officer. and i won't call out all the names but i do want to say thank you to everybody who made this happen and who continues to make this happen. i had some prepared notes as well but i'm going to divert a little bit and just say kind of what's on the heart right now. you know, when i when i look at the officers that and sergeants that are being and inspectors that are being honored today, it actually makes me very, very proud because this past monday we had 55 new recruits in the academy and that's been the first time that we've done that in a while. and you know, we we hear about momentum and the mayor, as you know, talked about let's keep this momentum going and make it better. the reason that is getting better are people like you and our individual stories are who makes us who we are, our individual stories are what makes t

lori ann, good to see you. thank you for being with us. we just you've probably seen this the eu, which is not involved in this particular trade war, has put out a preemptive warning to say if you abrogate an actual treaty or an actual relationship with us, we will respond firmly. so absent from trump's talk about tariffs and trade war is the idea that when you have trade relationships with people and you abrogate them, they will fight back. they will do things that will hurt you. >> they will most definitely ally. i mean, and what they're responding. >> to is what trump warned back at davos. now when it comes to president trump, he does. >> what he says. and so if he throws out the threat that if you don't make your product in america, we will tariff you. and that was a direct. shot to the eu. so i am really. >> not surprised. >> but this is a very far reaching. and for the viewership out. >> there, this pales. >> in comparison to the entire four. >> years of. >> the last administration. >> in terms of the size and scope. >> of these tari

lori helped pick up trash around van ness avenue anday street. there were about 80 volunteers in lori's group, among them supervisor steven sherrill and bilal mahmoud. organizers say it means a lot to get this spotlight from the mayor, who promised to clean up san francisco during his campaign. cleanups are just an easy kind of intro into civic engagement and community service, because it's literally the easiest thing you can do. any person can do it. it's all ages, can pick up litter that they find on the ground, and it's super impactful because a lot of that does end up in the bay and the ocean and causes pollution, especially those single use plastics. so there is at least one cleanup in every san francisco zip code every weekend. a handful of people in san jose are out of their homes tonight. after flames tore through their two story house early this morning. it happened just after 5 a.m. this is in the woodland terrace neighborhood in downtown san jose. that's less than a mile away from san jose state. crews say seven people are displaced. t

doctor lori post, thank you so much for being with us to talk about this important issue.do so earlier this week. because of south africa's new land law, which he says is violating people's rights, and also because of its international court case accusing israel of genocide. south africa says the order lacks factual of apartheid. south africa's president has not yet responded to the order, but earlier this week alluded to threats made by the us in a speech to the nation. we are witnessing the rise of nationalism, protectionism, the pursuit of narrow interests and the decline of common cause. we will not be deterred. we are, as south africans, a resilient people, and we will not be bullied. michelle gavin is the senior fellow for africa policy studies at the council on foreign relations — she explains more about the south african land law. this expropriation act now supersedes the old expropriation act that was on the books in south africa that was from the apartheid era. and land is a very politically contentious issue in south africa. a lot of the opposition to the anc el

the first mayor lori does directed all departments to fully meet their budget reduction targets with reasonable proposals and reminded them that not all proposals will be accepted but that proposals for budget reductions were expected and and that all departments should work toward eliminating there at least effective programs or contracts and work toward operational efficiency. >> mayor lori additionally announced a citywide hiring freeze effective january 9th through the end of the fiscal year and department and below and have been working together to make sure that all written offers of employment prior to january 9th were honored. the the departments and mbio are working closely together to ensure that positions and roles which are historically challenging to staff and that are directly supporting public health, public safety and other key resident facing roles. >> we have established a process to work with departments to work on those urgent hiring needs so departments can flag for mayor's budget office if they have particular issues or needs or concerns and we've been having th

. >> reporter lori. >> ann larocco. >> a favorite. >> around here. and council. >> on foreign relations senior vice president. >> shannon o'neill. >> all right, everybody. kelly, i'm. >> going to begin with you. >> can you help. >> make sense of the explanations here? because because there have been so many about what these. >> tariffs are supposed. >> to accomplish. >> well. >> the. >> confusion. >> if any of us. >> and our. >> viewers are. >> experiencing it is warranted. >> because there. >> have in fact. >> been many different. >> data points. >> many. >> different comments made that are. >> not all coming together. >> to make. >> this. easily understandable. the president, we know. >> has a. >> long time. >> support for the idea. >> of using tariffs. he has employed them before. >> and he is doing so now. and it. >> is in. >> rendering the. >> kind of response. from mexico and canada are two closest neighbors and allies. to have a flurry of activity to. >> try. >> to get at the heart of this. what is. unclear is what specifically. >> each of our

lori logan of the dallas fed in no rush to do anything. what if inflation comes in close to 2% in the coming months? that would be good news. it would not allow the fomc to cut rates soon. lisa: she is talking about the neutral rate being around where we are currently. she is on the hawkish side. what is interesting to me is how little this moved the market. one hawkish member is trying to put out this possibility. they will move according to the data and they are not getting forward guidance. people are looking for cracks now. they are looking for downside surprise. it is no longer the fed. it is the 10 year yield. jonathan: 40 basis point move off the highs of last month. we are also waiting for policy changes. the president's tax plan, end taxes on tips and overtime. extend t cja back from 2017. -- got it. then they threw in this yesterday. end the carried interest loophole. it did not see that coming. lisa: did not see that coming as well as an embrace for new team owners. these are two new provisions. all i would say for this for both

so thank you mayor lori.u for all of our partners in community the business community. >> and with that i'd like to call up to the mike. melissa rodriguez thank you. >> thank you. >> good morning everyone. my name is marissa rodriguez. i'm the ceo of the union square alliance. i first want to acknowledge those in this room. >> this is our lifeblood right here in san francisco and i want to thank all of you for showing up because you have continued to show up day after day after day to bring our city back. i see neiman marcus. i see macy's. i see you rodney from the chamber. i see as of travel i see bryan fenwick, our hotel community, our hilton, our largest hilton peter, i see you and i know that everyone is here. karen flood, i see you as well. these are the pillars of our community who have been holding us up through the hardest times . the pandemic was not kind to us. i see you tyler to thank you for bringing you back to union square to help us thrive. as i said, the pandemic was not an easy time for us an

lori ann, i want to thank you for the report.e'll see you again in the last hour, the canadian ambassador to the u.s. told me something surprising about donald trump's tariff war and how it's unfolding. we'll have how it's unfolding. we'll have more on that next. we're back in the wildlife series that started them all is back. join us every saturday morning on nbc for mutual of omaha's wild kingdom: protecting the wild. and celebrate conservation success stories. stream all episodes on peacock or nbc.com and this side. >> have you seen these videos all. >> over social media. >> and said to yourself, how is that real? it's called plexaderm. >> and plexaderm is clinically studied. >> to help reduce. >> the. >> appearance of. under-eye puffiness, wrinkles and. fine lines, with results that last up to ten hours. >> so try plexaderm. this valentine's day for just $14.95. >> visit plexaderm. >> trial.com. >> klein inspector has five doctor. >> lawyers. >> the most. >> of any law firm in america. and maybe that's why the new york. times

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thank you mayor lori for your kind words and for your support. di our chief of police william scott. >> good afternoon everybody and thank you mayor lori. >> thank you, assistant chief officer. and i won't call out all the names but i do want to say thank you to everybody who made this happen and who continues to make this happen. i had some prepareotes as well but i'm going to divert a little bit and just say kind of what's on the heart right now. you know, when i when i look at th officers that and sergeants that are being and inspectors that are being honored today, it actually makes me very, very proud because this past monday we had 55 new recruits in the academy and that's been the first time that we've done that in a while. and you know, we we hear about momentum and the mayor, as you know, talked about let's keep this momentum going and make it better. the reason that is getting better are people like you and our individual stories are who makes us who we are, our individual stories are what makes this police department great. you know to

thank you mayor lori for your kind words and for your support.i now would like to call to the podium our chief of police william scott. >> good afternoon everybody and thank you mayor lori. >> thank you, assistant chief officer. and i won't call out all the names but i do want to say thank you to everybody who made this happen and who continues to make this happen. i had some prepared notes as well but i'm going to divert a little bit and just say kind of what's on the heart right now. you know, when i when i look at the officers that and sergeants that are being and inspectors that are being honored today, it actually makes me verery oud because this past monday we had 55 new recruits in the academy and that's been the first time that we've done that in a while. and you know, we we hear about momentum and the mayor, as you know, talked about let'seep this momentum going and make i better. the reason that is getting better are pe like you and our individual stories are who makes us who we are, our individual stories are what makes this police dep

so i just want to express optimism and i will quote mayor lori it is a new day. >> so with that vice chair dorsey thank you. thank you. chair chan i am a co-sponsor of this and i have expressed my appreciation to mayor lurie but i want to express it here to council mody and ali bondy as well for the work that you have done on this i asked to be the first co-sponsor on this and i have talked about why this is personally important to me as somebody who is in recovery from addiction and that is largely the reason that i sought a role on the board of supervisors. i will i have talked about my lived experience in recovery. there's also a lived experience i have had working for 20 years in city and i can go on to rant about issues related to the efficiency of hiring and spending and contracting and oversight. but if i were to do that it's 45 minutes you'd never get back. but i will say i just say that there's a lot of inefficiency that i get that you're doing. but i also know having worked for 14 years in the city attorney's office that often those over there those processes and rules and

thank you mayor lori for your kind words and for your support.william scott. >> good afternoon everybody and thank you mayor lori. >> thank you, assistant chief officer. and i won't call out all the names but i do want to say thank you to everybody who made this happen and who continues to make this happen. i had some prepared notes as well but i'm going to divert a little bit and just say kind of what's on heart right now. you know, when i when i look at the officers that and sergeants that are being and inspectors that are being honored today, it actually makes me very, very proudecause this past monday we had 55 new recruits in the academy and that's been the first time that we've done that in a while. and you know, we we hear about momentum and the mayor, as you know, talked about let's keep this momentum going and make it better. the reason that better are people like you and r individual stories are who makes us who we are, our individual stories are what makes this police department great. you know tony flores, 43 years i don't know how yo

lori says the task force will primarily focus on areas around the moscone convention center.th went to gardens and union square. the patrols are directed to work with the local businesses and hotels to make that area safer. according again, all of this, according to the mayor's office. >> the task force will be an important part of our public safety plan for next week when we have the lunar new year parade and we have nba all-star weekend. but let's be clear. it's going to continue after that. every single day, the hospitality zone task force will provide residents and visitors with the security. they deserve 365 days. a year. >> well, the mayor emphasized that a secure downtown will attract more visitors. it'll create additional jobs and he says boost the economy across the city 6.38, let's talk sports and basketball. it's official jimmy butler formally introduced to the warriors ahead of last night's game. yeah, butler had some thoughtful words to say about joining the team in kron four's. erin wilson shows us that. >> jimmy buffett is officially in the bay or at least with

sean lori had an ace on thursday. here nearly pulled for an eagle on the opening hole today.layed the first three holes 4 under and finished with a round of 65 to get within one shot of the leak. rory mcilroy also had an ace on thursday. and just like lowries, a fellow irishman, gets the 1500 car. but sepp watched it disappear and then got back late thanks to four birdies over the last five holes. he leads mcilroy and lorwry by 1. >>> the sharks made a trade on saturday. to dallas in exchange for the star's first from picked. led the sharks with 45 points this season, but he was on the final year of his contract. a football team always has one goal. win the game . but saint kansas high school quarterback took the field each day, grateful that he already defeated his toughest opponent. >> one. two. three. >> you know, waking up with the hope that you will go about your battles and do it with the best of your ability. >> reporter: aaron knapp was a thing or two. >> originally, they said it was not cancerous but then they did take it out. it was lymphoma. >> reporter: aaron noti

mayor lori said the legislation will help counter the exodus of businesses who have been exploited by the practice. >>>>this bill will give san francisco the tools. we need to crack down on retail. theft. >>>>last year, state senator scott wiener introduced a similar bill to try to tackle the fencing problem, but it fell short of the sport it support it needed in the senate. well, muni riders are starting to see some changes. the transit agency is reducing service on some routes to help address the financial crisis. 14 routes are impacted, including some weekend lines and morning trips. the sfmta is looking at a $300 million annual deficit starting in 2026. still ahead at noon and streaming on cbs news bay area. the wreckage now being pulled out of the potomac river. the latest as crews continue to search for the remains of victims in last week's tragic mid-air plane crash. and with the upcoming storm, we're taking a look at what bay area neighborhood that that is at high risk for now to washington, dc, where crews have begun the salvage operation at the site of last week's deadly col

>ryan>mayor lori says the task force won't be just for major events. these officers teams will be there proactively seven days a week and won't respond to radio calls. live look at washington, d.c., where governor gavin newsom, wrapping up his trip after meeting with president trump and members of congress to discuss california's water supply and the deadly fires in la. today, the governor is expected to sign a host of measures to protect communities from urban fire storms. this after the eaton palisades fire burned through more than 37,000 acres, damaged 18,000 structures. the new measures include requiring buildings and high risk areas to have a five foot ember resistant zone. newsom is also ordering cal fire to add about 1.4 million acres of land onto its fire prone map, which will subject homeowners to home hardening rules. and governor newsom seems optimistic after meeting with the president yesterday. while we don't know exactly what was discussed, both the governor and the white house are signaling they are working together to help fire victims.

mayor daniel lori already getting the celebration started.y hall celebration opened yesterday with a lion and dragon dance under the rotunda. this is the year of the snake representing transformation and renewal. >> lunar new year is a time to celebrate our shared history and the diversity that makes san francisco one of the most, if not the most dynamic city in the world. >> there are several more speeches and dances to celebrate the new lunar year. abc seven is the official home of the 2025 san francisco chinese new year parade. you can watch the parade saturday, february 15th, starting at 6 p.m. on abc seven or wherever you stream. abc seven news. >> yes, and i was looking kind of down the pipeline. >> look at it. >> it looks really nice. next weekend for the 15th and the 16th. so it should be really nice for the parade out there. that's exciting. thank goodness. yeah. this morning it's quite a different story. rain is coming on back and so too are the gusty winds. it's cloudy out there right now. rain is about 60 to 90 minutes away from y

all right, lori, you wrote about the tariffs implemented during trump's first term. first of all, it seems to be unclear if these tariffs have actually been implemented yet. i've been talking to officials in canada, in mexico, and they're frankly asking me the same questions i'm asking them. so do we know if these tariffs are actually in place, and how do they differ from what we saw in trump's first term? >> well, cristina, i've. >> been calling individuals myself. and associations are also wondering if they have indeed been enacted. but as of right now, no, we have not seen anything in terms of an executive order or an emergency order. now, that's going to be what's different, right this time around versus the next back with the 301 tariff, companies had time to prepare. and that's where we saw that huge surge, if you will, of the front loading. and this time around, if it's in an emergency order and it's enacted today, it doesn't matter if the product came in before the eo or after customs will be able to tariff those products coming in in right now. and just so y

mayor lori says bonds was honored for his contributions to baseball and everything he has given to sanco, including his community work with young people. >> he looks happy there. >> yeah, absolutely. >> good for him. >> well, don't forget, we have much more news ahead for you at 530 on abc seven, bay area streaming tv. >> and if you're watching us here on tv. world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel. all of us, we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. we'll see you again at six. to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important, and if you're feeling unsafe, that's not okay. it doesn't feel like that in our hearts. i mean, it's worrisome. [dog barks] [dog barks] for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerb

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supervisor engardio says he is working with mayor lori to make sure the road won't be closed until traffic flow concerns are addressed. he also says a park that will be a park that will be put in place will be good for the local economy and future generations. well, we're learning more about the tragic jet crash that killed at least seven people in the philadelphia area last night. aerials from the scene show how the area where the medical jet went down is a populated area of the city. the aircraft was headed to missouri with six mexican nationals on board. the passengers were a girl who had just received life saving treatment at shriners children's philadelphia. her mother, a doctor and paramedic, and a pilot and copilot. the explosion and fireball caused by the crash could be seen for miles. when the jet went down, one person in a car was killed. at least 19 others were injured. investigators at the scene this morning combed the crash site for clues about the cause of the devastating accident. the city is working around the clock to keep people safe. to understand what happened and to be

assemblywoman lori wilson, a democrat who represents solano and contra costa county, said in a statement that she finds the use of the base for deportation flights deeply unsettling. she added, quote, numerous news reports have highlighted the deplorable conditions faced by our deportees, which is unacceptable. we can do better than this. additionally, there are reports that the high costs associated with using our military for these operations, which diverts them from critical missions. california is leading a group of 23 state attorneys generals in filing a motion for a preliminary injunction against the trump administration to freeze on federal funding. now, that group says the white house is violating a court order to lift the freeze. attorney general rob bonta of california says the money allocated for our state includes $168 million for a wide range of programs that do include education, clean air and water. that also includes more than $107 million for medicaid. >> the president. >> is spitting in the face of our democracy, violating the separation of powers, and failing to honor

san jose based attorney lori costanzo has handled employment, sexual harassment and sexual assault cases more than 25 years. >> fortunately, if you can at least have your rape kit tested and they the dna can go into a national database. there's a lot of closure for those victims who have suffered that trauma. >> baker says getting a dna profile is just the first step. he says san jose uses that information as they investigate, and then hopefully they can make an arrest. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. >> city leaders in san francisco are setting up a new outdoor triage center south of market in an attempt to combat the drug crisis in the area. this new center not open yet, but it will be set up just about a half block from there. it will serve as a one stop location with police, public health and other services to speed up city responses in the area. san francisco mayor daniel lurie has made addressing the conditions in this area this neighborhood a top priority in his campaign. some neighbors, though, say the conditions there have been deteriorating for a very long time. >> don't l

this is the morning lori spillway at lake berryessa. beautiful. almost like a picture painting that the county sheriffs deputies, they shared this video of water flowing through it today. as the california department of water resources says the reservoir is currently it. 98% capacity. tara, less than 2 weeks, alameda county is going to have a new district attorney following the recall of pamela price last month. you may recall the board of supervisors selected superior court judge ursula jones dixon, too, fill the vacant spot. kron four's dan kerman sat down with jones dixon to discuss her plans for her first days in office. dan joins us live in the studio with details. good evening. good evening. judge dixon has spent the last 11 years as a superior court judge and alameda county and for that was an alameda county prosecutor for 14 years soon, jones dixon will return to that office says the boss and all eyes will be on her to see what changes she makes. >> this job is to make sure that we are about public safety and about victims. >> alameda coun

. >> mayor lori says he hopes that the new laws will also help crack down on retail theft. >> new at 5, i should curry's downtown oakland boutique is shutting down. they say because of safety concerns. sweet july opened in 2021. on 23rd street. it features products from black owned businesses in local bay area makers. in a post on instagram. the store says it's closing to prioritize the safety of its patrons and staff. sad news here. sweet july's last day will be sunday. >> still ahead, another shakeup happening in the federal government. why more than 1000 employees might be fired immediately. welcome back. as we take another. >> live look at the radar there. a sea of green, the north bay continuing to get a lot of rain. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. so give us another look at the forecast right after the break. now at 5, more than 1000 environmental protection agency, employees were told that they might be fired immediately. the e-mail was sent out to employees last week telling them that they are probationary or trial, situation as an employee and that the federal agency ha

lori's youngest son bailey was taken on april the fifth, 2022. 22 year's old. he was not a drug addict. he did not think he was taking fentanyl but the pill he took was laced with it. lori wrote fentanyl stole our son's future and the joy of watching bailey marry the love of his life, having mother-son dance, watching buy his first home,y watching him become a loving father and joy of having more grandchildren. we will know if any of these children are grandchildren, would have bailey's curly hair, his cute smirky smile or his twinkling blue eyes, there will always be an empty at our family gathering whether it's thanksgiving, christmas, easter birthday, dinner parties, his and laughter will be forever silenced, end quote. maybe the saddest part of the fentanyl crisis is that so many parents can tell a story of loss, in fact, we have many of them with us here today including two of our witnesses. i want to tell the parents and the audience that, a, thank you for being here, thank you for making your voices heard, thank you for doing what you can do to keep othe

supervisor engardio says he is working with mayor lori to make sure the road won't be closed until trafficflow concerns are addressed. he alsoays a park that will be put in place will be good for the local economy and future generations. we're back in 90s with a final goodbye to oakland's man of steel. the memorial service for a's legend rickey henderson. how fans are remembering the hall of famer. plus, we're going to bring you the latest updates out of martinez after the city's refinery caught fire. we're keeping an eye on conditions and the shelter in place order, and also monitoring the rain and our storm. ranger mobile doppler radar for the moment. now, off to the north bay. as the atmospheric river enhanced weather pattern settles in on california. when we can expect the heaviest rain. bay area wide in our hey man. whoa i'm you, from the future. our doctor figured out why the constipation with belly pain keeps coming back. it's ibs-c! and linzess could help you get ahead of it. linzess is not a laxative. it's a once-daily pill that helps you get ahead of your symptoms. it's proven to

mayor lori happy birthday. >> your commitment to public safety is unwavering and inspiring. in the two weeks i've been in this position the tone has changed dramatically in the meetings i have attended. words are being used such as solve now enough commitment priority. i reported to the mayor this last weekend that i visit fire station 36. and the member said to me market street was as clean as they had seen it in their careers. i reported that to the mayor and his response was that's good. but we still have a long way to go. incremental change while something is not the goal, the overarching directive is complete and total success no excuses, no settling, no mediocrity. we stand with our city family to accomplish this vision. to my family thank you for your unwavering support, patience and sacrifice. this profession demands long hours, holidays, missed holidays and time away by your love and understanding. make it possible for me to serve. kelly i could not do this without you. i must mention my two boys the loves of my life true sons of the city. shane, my oldest, is curre

lori ann, thanks. the white house as well with an update. what a busy morning. it's already not even 11 a.m. eastern. >> megan a very busy morning. carl. yes, just confirming that news that we first heard from mexico's president, claudia sheinbaum, that those tariffs only on mexico will be delayed by one month. now, mexico giving us a little bit more than the white house was giving us both sides, saying that mexico is committing to 10,000 troops at the border that will be specifically focused on fentanyl. mexico also saying that the us is making some commitments to stop some weapons heading over the border into mexico, and both sides also talking about the commercial deficit, the trade deficit, saying that talks will be ongoing between officials on both sides to try to narrow that just a little bit. i thought the last line of president trump's truth social post on this was interesting, saying, i look forward to participating in those negotiations with the president as we attempt to achieve a quote unqu

mayor lori happy birthday. >> your commitment to public safety is unwavering and inspiring. in the two weeks i've been in this position the tone has changed dramatically in the meetings i have attended. words are being used such as solve now enough commitment priority. i reported to the mayor this last weekend that i visit fire station 36. and the member said to me market street was as clean as they had seen it in their careers. i reported that to the mayor and his response was that's good. but we still have a long way to go. incremental change while something is not the goal, the overarching directive is complete and total success no excuses, no settling, no mediocrity. we stand with our city family to accomplish this vision. to my family thank you for your unwavering support, patience and sacrifice. this profession demands long hours, holidays, missed holidays and time away by your love and understanding. make it possible for me to serve. kelly i could not do this without you. i must mention my two boys the loves of my life true sons of the city. shane, my oldest, is curre

lori bergamotto is here with food products 'cause we're all on the go and all crazy busy. >> lori: that's

lori says the task force will primarily focus on areas around the moscone convention center. you're bubbling gardens and union square. the patrols are directed to work with the local businesses and hotels to make the area safer. according to the mayor's office, the task force will be an important part of our public safety plan for next week when we have the lunar new year parade and we have nba all-star weekend. >> but let's be clear. it's going to continue after that. every single day, the hospitality zone task force will provide residents and visitors with the security. they deserve 365 days. a year. >> this initiative comes during a lunar new year celebrations. and of course, just ahead of the nba all-star weekend at chase center, the mayor emphasized to secure downtown will attract more visitors, create additional jobs and boost the economy across the city. still ahead here at 10 o'clock, a homicide investigation underway on the peninsula. >> after an 18 year-old was shot behind a grocery store. the new details we're learning tonight. plus, one week after a deadly midair

i think we found the worst case of trump derangement syndrome michigan democrat rep lori she underwentry to make sure she wouldn't have to navigate a pregnancy in donald trump's america. she refuses to let her body be treated as currency by this administration. do we have a photo of her? i don't know what she looks like. but mary katharine, i guess it doesn't matter. i'm not losing sleep over the fact that she is not having children but very odd. >> that's very sad to me and sad to me there are any number of people that have been led to believe that that is a logical course of action because someone who you don't like won the presidency fair and square. that's not a great place to be. it's not a great place for the party to be or activists to be. because, as fetterman points out, their strategy has been basically to bully people and condescend to them and now it's not working, they don't know how who shift gears. it's very disorienting, they were the default party for a long time. there were more registered democrats than republican force long time. not all those people were liberal bu

julie >> laura: good evening, everyone, i am lori ingram, and this is "the ingrham angle" and thank you for joining us here at joe donald trump has officially submitted his place in history as most pro-female president ever! >> the war on women sports is over! [cheers and applause] >> laura: as transplanted takes, we will talk to the winners in the battle and as for trump's bombshell gaza proposal... speak with the president is willing to think outside of the box. look for unique and dynamic ways to solve problems that felt like an trackable. >> laura: middle east leaders were caught off guard but defense secretary pete hegseth, he is here to tell us more. what really has liberals fuming that the taxpayer supported/funds are being zeroed out. >> we will not shut up! we will stand up! we will speak up! we will rise up! >> laura: have the dems found resistant legs. that brings us to trump waste removal services. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." have you ever seen what happens when addicts can't find they are fixed? it is pretty ugly. they will do and say almost anything to get thei

so mayor lori has indicated to all the department heads that that will continue.that is the exercise that we are currently undergoing. it is still in progress where we do all the departments need to identify again a reduction in general fund support by 15% and each year over the next few years. in addition to that you probably heard in the news as well that mayor larry has put in place a hiring freeze. and so that has been that took effect immediately. and so we are all the departments are trying to figure out how to continue to offer either same or improved level of service while while living under this hiring freeze for this moment. >> so those are the two updates given the change in transition of administration or you know, office of small business. just as a reminder, although we are a department, we are also a division within the budget of the office of economic and workforce development. so we're or a bit unique in that way or both the department and a division. >> and so because of that we i will be working very closely and have been and will continue to wi

. >> mayor lori went on to emphasize that a secure downtown will attract more visitors, create more jobs and boost the economy across the entire city. >> what is the barman evacuate immediately? >> watch this and listen. new video. it shows the brave police from the pasadena police department that when door-to-door to evacuate people and save them from the eaton fire, which was quickly spreading. and you can see some of the video showing them safe. elderly people that were and facilities and, you know, some of them needed oxygen, as you can see here. and even, you know, people that they were still 17 people who perished in the flames with did save, save so many more people. so was a catastrophe and now dealing with, of all of those devastated neighborhoods. even as they're doing that, they're having to deal some looting as well. it's been happening. there has happened quite a number of times. and crawford's capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports now that there are new some new state bills that will increase penalties. >> against people preying on fire victims. >> yeah. well, the sta