first, roy meadow had called this syndrome by proxy.he hadn't meant to suggest this was a real psychological syndrome which some particular psychopathology that made the people do this though, mentally ill for lots of people took it that way. it later turned out from investigation, has no particular psychopathology associate with this behavior. some people have depression hurts and people of the mental illness. others register completely mentally healthy. that's when issue. second and related issue is who is going to diagnose this behavior? was a mental health practitioners or pediatricians who came in contact with the child but not the parent usually? and the third issue an issue that the munchausen syndrome by proxy diagnosis eventually founded with how to separate these really twisted parents from parents children who were legitimately ill, often with rare illnesses that people didn't recognize. although rare illnesses mean they are rare, there are more than 7000 rare illnesses, a one in 20 children actually have a rare illness. ulti

mark meadows, congressman jim jordan, good to see you both. when we come back, hillary clinton trying to pick a fight with transportation secretary, our friend sean duffy, after he announced that doge will help upgrade the country's aviation system. sean duffy is next with the latest straight ahead. >> man. >> remember that time when our eyebags made us look sexy? >> yeah. >> me neither. now we can reduce our eyebags by drinking less alcohol, sleeping more cold, compresses, blah blah blah blah and blah. one that's way too much work. and two don't worry, there's particles six and. >> one face cream. >> for men. all you have to do is wash your face daily and then rub in some particle for 30s and boom! you'll look a lot less like that guy and a lot more like this guy. particle six and one face cream for men. first of its kind anti-aging cream designed specifically for men, fights eyebags, dark spots and wrinkles. visit particle men.com and use the promo code on your screen to receive 25% off your entire order. plus, we've got free shipping and a

the north meadow is an off leash dog play area, and the south meadow is a dog free area.t sure was. all right, well, we talked about earlier. after making a huge trade today, the warriors had to play a game in utah. >> that's right. sports director larry beil is here with sports. >> larry dann jimmy butler is on his way to the warriors. but the business at hand tonight was beating the utah jazz from the g league to duncan on your head. pat hi. i use febreze fade defy plug. and i use this. febreze has a microchip to control scent release so it smells first-day fresh for 50 days. 50 days!? and its refill reminder light means i'll never miss a day of freshness. ♪ gamble trading for jimmy butler, giving him a two year $121 million extension. the 35 year old butler wanted out of miami and to get the six time all star. the dubs gave up andrew wiggins, dennis schroder, kyle anderson and a top ten protected first round pick. so warriors seriously shorthanded tonight in utah. big game for brandon pisemsky. the step through for the layup. worth another look. pods. goes for a career

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so seagrass meadows and kelp forests are super—important for hundreds of other species.e've lost about a third of the world's are degraded or declining. up until now, they've used some very manual tools. we're about to count the urchins that we see in 10m bands. and then we go back along the line again and we use this quadrat. we place it down and we take photos along the transit line as well. and then we can take that data and go back and review it when we go with divers, we're only able to sample a small section of our study habitat. them together to build a precise digital record in the form of 3d models. we can show the funding bodies, for example, orjust the general public, what things look like before and after we intervene. so what do you think, adriana? it is excellent. you can see the barren area really well. yes... it is, actually. i mean, it's not a particularly good day either, so... instead of sending divers down for days at a time in shark—infested waters, adriana thinks the same job it's not only about not damaging marine habitats have been, you know, hund

with reaction me at the judiciary chairman jim jordan a former white house chief of staff mark meadowse way to put this as the band back together the founders of the freedom caucus back together and it's a great moment. >> without a doubt. do a start with the chief they headed the judiciary committee at start to tell headed the judiciary chief i will start with you welcome back it's been a while since we've had you hear and it's a very predictable i think what he's done is a great service to the country the average american makes 66 grand a year i don't know what the average north carolinian makes 66 grand a year isn't much they pay a lot in taxes same for the people of ohio and when you see hundreds of billions of dollars this is the tip of the iceberg. being wasted and joe biden we know wasted over 2:30 $6 billion that we know of. why would people be angry at that and this isn't money going to america it's money going around the world. they should be angry as you mention him getting confirmed listen the only thing faster than in elon musk tesla is trump and his team making sure the a

have to pay fees to a trend that is on that we are obligated to protect and a time of conflict. >> meadowthey said he was there to discuss the role in helping the trump administration strength in the tech leadership on the world stage of white house officials confirmed without providing more detail, it's unclear if mark zuckerberg did meet with president trump yesterday the white house meeting weeks after he attended the trump inauguration and it follows recent corporate changes made to make matter more aligned with pro trump policies. >> very interesting the change we sing with these executives. >> mark zuckerberg's open source model he did a podcast on january 10 with joe rogan this is before everybody was talking about deepseek and he said china has is really great model. it's called deepseek in the government and the u.s. this is why he's pushing them administration should make it easier and open access and make it easier for the u.s. to win knowing how good china is getting a what they're doing. >> i remember when elon musk wanted to see open aib and open source and now it's become a

also incredible lori and her pals clover and meadow.ay called national dog day. clover and daisy need something. >> george: cooper and daisy. >> rebecca: excuse me, cooper and daisy. >> george: daisy does not like to go out in this cold. she's a little daschund. >> rebecca: she likes to rest. >> george: we're gonna tell you more about open heart surgery performed on a baby while he was being delivered. >> michael: first breaking at 8, starting with 70 million americans under a cold weather alert from texas to the carolinas. record lows are expected in dozens of locations. ginger's tracking the highly anticipated warm-up. good morning again, ginger. >> ginger: oklahoma city one of those places yesterday just encased with snow. second morning in a row they are breaking a daily record low temperature. they dropped this morning back into the single digits. they are not alone. there are many others on the way. virginia beach had snow. macon, mobile, birmingham, memphis, all tying or breaking lows. we're going to see the warm-up. as george po

this isn't a north meadows and a dog tree lawn and the south meadow connected by a concrete paso. things are looking pretty beautiful over there. >> all right. well, caught on camera up in poland. look at this pretty rare sight, black wolf. couple black wolves crossing a so the save wildlife conservation fund, poland, originally set up these cameras to study the beavers in the area. but this rare sighting has now turned their focus to these wolves. according to wildlife experts, there are about 3,000 wolves in poland. but these are pretty rare. they say they're likely siblings about a year old and they're now looking into the genetic mutation that's responsible for that really cool black fur. well, if you're planning on going to the office today, you might be the only that will really only got no, yeah, right. report showing an estimated what little more than 22 and a half million americans plan to miss work. the day after the super bowl. that's 4 million more compared to last year with an additional 13 million workers who say they are expecting to show up late and those numbers d

that's in the north meadow and a dog free lawn on the south meadow connected by a concrete path. >> todaymost consistently sunny day of the forecast with skies so clear and dry all day long today. well, into the evening tonight, futurecast does show these dry skies remaining through tomorrow, but a gradual increase in cloud cover to come tomorrow. we are going to see overnight showers from tomorrow night into wednesday morning drying out by wednesday afternoon. and then when thursday is going to be your very cloudy very rainy, a stay of this forecast. that's the one o call work from home day. if you can, with snowfall up in the sierra nevada. very widespread on that one. we will be hanging out with that rainfall on into early friday and then saying goodbye to it towards friday afternoon. saturday is likely to be a dry one before sunday. we are back to a couple of light showers here and there it's going to look at those temperatures today. daytime highs will rise into the 50's pretty consistently. it doesn't matter if you're at the coast, the bayshore or our inland areas. we are going to b

up for me, the water quality is based on not only this fish, but the smallest, the fish, the glass meadows, the micro mentos, the end. you see them just flourishing of this environment. so it's a healthy ecosystem. the we score the waves, the title, search, the salinity, all those environmental factors as well as the budget that we're building. and i think on all of those you're scoring very high at about an 88 and a half. you certainly have the location, you have done your homework. it has everything you need. so now we focus on the funding and we take the next steps and keep the momentum going. the, i'm confident we way find people who would share the load with us and we'll be able to succeed in a short amount of time. the very determined to make this very odd if they face on the we don't have enough time to wait. so we don't have the option to solve right now. we have to continue and then put that thing. the life of ours is the an app that sees for the blind and the robotic um for the disabled junk. australian engineer is inventing tools to help people gain independence or side of that

really delved into that good work and be interesting and make this a better situation. >> and mark meadowse the final chief of staff of donald trump's first term and i hear people saying its much better this time, does a lot more space for president trump to do what he wants to do. as you know, the whole last year was dominated by covid and social unrest. but i think that the seedlings were planted then and then the four years of the disastrous biden-harris record where president trump and his team can just come in and rip out so much of those crazy programs and all of the expenditures. but why don't you tell us, as chief of staff to president trump, what it was like to be on the inside when he was trying to get out the waste, fraud and abuse and work with congress and the department in doing that? >> obviously you and i get to see it up close and personal. i think probably the biggest thing for me is just the speed at which he is doing at this time. not only are the people around him actually encouraging it but the american people are seeing it. part of that is i think we had to see how b

separating children with legitimate illnesses from the twisted parents and as you can see here roy meadow turned out to be the lead candidate in this. he was stricken from the british medical roles, not allowed to testify in trials anymore after a mother who he had been responsible for convicting who had two children die was convicted for murder, which is also an absolutely heinous consequence for a parent who had two children die. a geneticist was able to track that it was a genetic illness. she was released from prison and died of alcohol poisoning a few years later. the question became what do we do with munchausen's going forward? the leading candidate in the u.s. and the suggestion that was ultimately taken up was let's talk about this as better cold child-abuse. that came from carol jenny and she said let's not talk about this like that but as child-abuse and let pediatricians diagnosis because they are experts. and she came up with this definition. medical child-abuse is when a child receives unnecessary and harmful or potentially harmful medical care at the instigation of the care

and a dog free lawn in the south meadow that both of those areas are connected by a concrete path.m this afternoon. thank you for joining us here during kron. 4 news at noon today. thanks for starting your week with us. i'm justine waldman. i'll see you again during kron. 4 news at 2 and 3 o'clock this afternoon. but for now live in the bay is next. >> thank you so much, justine. we have a great show for you today on live in the bay. we've got a dancer, a singer. we're talking all the fun events going on in san jose and we have bestreviews with and we have bestreviews with this spri can neuriva support your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. whencan neuriva supporter, remember neuriva. your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. great show for you today on live in the bay. coming up, we're hearing an awesome performance f

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. >> reporter: in reno, nevada, a final radio call for truckee meadows fire chief, chief moore. >> wishce, moved to tears as his colleagues and firefighter son cameron honored him one after the other. >> as both your son and as one of your captains, from the bottom of my heart, i want to say thank you for everything. >> reporter: what was the best part of your job? >> we've saved hundreds of lives over the years. it's just so satisfying to be able to say you dedicated your life to that. >> reporter: charlie, take me to that day when you heard those special messages over the radio, and what were you feeling? >> just the gratitude from my crew. and 45 years. it's special. >> that story is one of the best parts of starting off the week. our thanks to jose diaz balart for sharing them with us. >>> the countdown continues today. we are celebrang the 50th anniversary of "saturday night live" with cast members old and new, sharing their fondest memories. today, it's amy poehler ahead on "today going to have a 25% tariff right now at five, the trade war escalates. president trump is

he's got to a rocky reach studying perspective bushes up on meadows. i think seen such beauty is a real treat for someone coming up from the plains. yeah, it's dangerous, but suddenly the views with if you stay fall apart from the edge, i'm what role does this gorge play? local police traditions, legends, i've heard that there are some treasures hidden deep inside the mountains. is that true? saw the great pressure in these mountains is the people who live in almost a settlement in this region and have managed to survive funded show. and you can conditions creating a unique culture, a vessel and they continue to live here rejecting more than comforts. i used to have like a, they could have moved to the plane, but they chose to stay here and they love this area and content mission, life and wherever else we have these people are truly the mountains. greatest treasure, very poetic, thank is. thank you. the saying this stunning landscape from the ground is certainly one thing, but a better way better up there. so we've come to chicken. goal is to get a bi

another busy news day, fox news contributor kim strassel, former white house chief of staff mark meadows and former u.s. senator and ambassador scott brown. kim, you write for the wall street journal. the wall street journal has been out there talking about trump's economic agenda, his tariffs, doge, all of it. let's focus today on what the president is doing with the u.s. postal service, because so much of what doge is ferreting out are things that we suspected to be true, but didn't really have the receipts. the failures of the u.s. postal service are right in front of us. what do you think could happen to it? and what would we do with the savings from the billions of dollars that's been lost to the u.s. postal service? if, say, the president privatizes it? well. >> there's kind of two questions here, kellyanne. one is. can he take it over and put it in? the reports say that he wants to fold it into the commerce department. i put that question in the same category of his earlier memo this week, going after independent agencies, attempting to make sure that some of these big, sprawling

a beaver has managed to fly the meadow gear hard shrub as on site to assist, but the farmer who was affected hasn't shown up. instead he's sent to representatives . the atmosphere is tense is the assess the damage. the farmer wanted to mo grosse for his animals. but he can't get to it because it's all walter log just finished. told john the grass is gone. it was easy. i think it might does. it's not just, we don't need to argue whether it's which or not the question is how great the damages will measure the area. but it won't be significant from grading. it's late in the season and the grass isn't the best quality. all the farmers association provides charts to calculate the damage invalid 10 to one percent of $200.00 tech tears. that's the big 2 euro soto strictly to euro. some damage caused by the beaver is he's outside. we haven't even spoken about the time who money site the time spent is taken into account and the compensation calculations. but at least most not we go by the farmers associations rate and just doing this. i don't want to hear that it's wrong. if you're not happy with the

a beaver has managed to florida meadow gear hodge rob is on the site to assist. but the farmer who is affected hasn't shown up. instead, he's sent to representatives. the atmosphere is tense as they assess the damage. the farmer wanted to mo grosse for his animals, but he can't get to it because it's all. walter logged, his finished old chum. the grass is gone. mine does not just, we don't need to argue whether it's which or not the question is how great the damages let us know. we'll measure the area, but it won't be significant. your thumb greeting it, sleep in the season and the grass isn't the best quality. the farmers association provides charts to calculate the damage. april 10th of one percent of $200.00 tech tears. that's a back to euro soto stickly to euro. some damage caused by the beaver is he's outside. we haven't even spoken about the time who i need the site, the time spent is taken into account and the compensation calculations. but at least most not we go by the farmers associations rate and just doing this. i don't want to hear that it's wrong. i

. >> seth: tim meadows. >> tim meadows we had -- >> seth:ratch. >> dratch plays my son. get basically everybody you know go, "come have fun on this thing." and it really is fun. it's funny. it's hard funny. that, not to give too much away, but is about a haunted house, played by cheri oteri, who is very horny. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> that's about it. >> seth: there you go. >> my character has sex with a house. [ light laughter ] >> seth: everybody i mentioned of course has "snl" in common, and you are not going to -- you're going to be sticking around because it's the big 50th this weekend. >> yes, indeed. big week. >> seth: and you were a -- [ cheers and applause ] you were a huge, a huge part of my te at the show. >> yeah. >> seth: you sort of came through, the first time you hosted, was the heyday of my cast. >> 2009. >> seth: 2009. >> three times in two years. >> seth: yeah. it was really exciting. you -- one of the great things about when you came by is the first time you came by, we didn't know anything about you. we only knew you as don draper. and we didn'

i can show, sorry we didn't think our last cook, i do remember and our stomach, my front meadow and your 1st guy to me. we did at least a little more serious. right after through focusing on that from a sort of get on sort of veteran that, that will, that we didn't on the front of the, at that and let me get you on your end of the concept. be surely from which you have those are me for them. i know record because those are assisting training you from ugly. but when the time comes to bring the pony, show me at the battle under the volumes, fulfilling his promises not wanting to find on the us us side. starting there was an incredibly longer circuit. the prior victim could i just as a new bed in there, i just came from reassuring decent places such as sort of a desktop position or and i missed the, the task successfully rather say is go to go with the style of the fortune 5 months . that don't store a lot of anderson scripts and just say yes. can i stay in your store some under some new discovery for no, that's what it was for emerging on the price of those to say, i guess i still don't kn

he's got a real can reach, stunning test back to his boss is a bind meadows. i think seen such beauty. is it a real treat for someone coming up from the plains? yeah, it's dangerous, but suddenly the views are with if you stay fall back from the edge. i'm what role does these boards play? local believes, traditions, legends, i've heard that there are some treasures hidden deep inside the mountains. is that true? so the great has pressure in these mountains is the people who live in almost a central to in this region and have managed to survive and to show in 2 conditions, creating a unique culture of best learning. and they continue to live here rejecting more than comfort. so you still have looked at, they could have moved to the plains, but they chose to stay here. i knew they loved this area and content mission life, anywhere else. we have these people that truly the mountains, greatest treasure, very poetic thing, is the stainless, skinning landscape from the ground is certainly won't thing, but a better way, better up there. so we've gone to chicken goal.

viajar si no es necesario, pero además tome precauciones porque si va a viajar a la zona de alpine meadowsisco celebra el día del amor con más de 250 bodas en la. en el ayuntamiento este viernes, día de san valentín. bueno, le comento que la administradora de la ciudad y también la secretaria del condado, invitaron a parejas a dar ese sí importante en una ceremonia especial en la emblemática alcaldía. por su parte, el alcalde y los comisionados de matrimonio iniciarán ceremonias a lo largo del día, uniendo a parejas de todo el mundo en un ambiente lleno de romance. el amor? no sé desde la primera vez que la vi. bueno, una fecha especial. una bonita experiencia. me encanta. y más que hoy es mi cumpleaños. quisimos hacerlo hoy. mi cumpleaños. para celebrar 3 cosas. 3 cosas. y el amor y la amistad. matrimonio y mi cumpleaños. yo creo que es mejor día para celebrar los 3 que más nos encanta. el 14 de febrero. 3 por 1. qué bien! felicidades a ellos! y esa tradición anual le reúne a voluntarios que hacen posible más de 4500 bodas cada año en el ayuntamiento. la celebración coincide con un fin de

los afectados, por ejemplo hopper points, lower points, north points, wawona y hudson meadow.e reservas y durante los meses espepecíficamee de mayor actividad para disminuir el tráfico, el estacionamiento ilegal y las largas esperas. como se ve aquí, el parque nacional tenía planeado que este programa fuera permanente este año, pero el plan está en pausa hasta que la administración trump revise esos cambios. no hay información sobre cuándo podrían tomar una decisión. también tenemos estas imágenes que compartirles. son de sacramento. así lució esta tarde a la altura del bulevar folsom, a la derecha de la autopista se puede ver el american river, que está más lleno de lo habitual, según indican expertos. y no es para menos. marcelo rivera hemos tenido 2 semanas de lluvia considerable y los canales y los ríos se nota. así es, muchísima lluvia. y se ha visto entonces el efecto en todas esas escorrentías que siguen bajando todavía en esos cuerpos de agua. así que se le exhorta a la ciudadanía que tenga mucho cuidado y que evite cruzar áreas inundadas. un efecto positivo porque vam

executed wherever their motor was, could find them in the homes, stables cheapens churches, fields and meadows, galleys, streams, and rivers. one particular type of execution side was used. the mode of subs for natural gorging rocky terrain, which could be several dozen meters deep. some more than a 100. they were often referred to as both elizabeth victims were mostly thrown into the belief. how many men, women, and children were killed this way will never be known. no, well, the number of pets in which their lives ended. however, there is information about many of them, the shout on it and develop in mountains in the coast developed around 15000 people in the same area around 10000 people died in the bad on 52700 children, women and elderly people were thrown into the same doctor, people such as the pa, markovich, macola, there is information on a 121 kits in the legal region alone around 40 had been recorded in hopes of governor in which around $5000.00 subs were killed. the most notorious, i've got to bank us for sure, and that's a good fit for you. but i do wonder it's a couple of it. you

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few of the names are and it is quite something that when there was stormy weather in the central meadows right in the area of low pressure here is given the risk of flash flooding from some of the storms. but otherwise, pressure is relatively high, so your are the underneath the sunshine and it's still fairly cold from central southeast with, or underneath rather colder, feeling weather because of the snow and love to try it. and that's more or less from poland down to was the black sea was edging in from the atlantic. is warming things up in orland, bringing some brain into scoffing them then in the rails and the same is true for coastal norway. the fact is quite cool to scans amazing at this time the so been a contrast to the code that keeps floating down through the black sea in towards the genes or athens. 11 degrees is going to get colder than to about 8. the average is 14 of course, well, 5 storm results and stories of thunder storms and from morocco 2 to nicea. chances are you'll see right. and the seasonal rain is just trying to engine fairly heavy. for example, into got off mayb

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this is for the upper pines, lower pines, north pines, wawona, and hodgdon meadow campsites.it is unclear what's behind the delay, but it comes as the park is up against a staffing shortage due to a federal hiring freeze. yosemite's reservation system is also delayed. over the past few years, the park has used reservations for its busiest months to get rid of heavy traffic, illegal parking, long waits like you see right here. the national park wanted to make that program permanent this year, but the plan is on hold so that the trump administration can review the changes. no word on when that decision could come. rob mayeda joins us now. rob, i know you were teasing ahead to some springlike temperatures next weekend, but i swear this morning there was a hint of spring in the air. yeah, 60. that's not too bad. it could be in the 70s by next weekend. so the temperatures starting to trend upward. but for now we still have a few sprinkles. also around the bay area. cloudy skies on sunday as we take you over to san jose. as gavin mentioned, not too chilly. it's 63 degrees with most

you've got to a rocky reach, stunning perspective, bushes up on meadows. i think seen such beauty is a real treat for someone coming up from the plains. yeah, it's dangerous, but suddenly the views are with if you stay fall apart from the edge. i'm what role does this go to play? local believes, traditions, legends. i've heard that there are some treasures in deep inside the mountains. is that true? southern creatures and pressure in these mountains is the people who live with them if they settled in this region and have managed to survive funded show and you can conditions creating a unique culture, a vessel and they continue to live here rejecting more than comforts. i used to have like a, they could have moved to the plains, but they chose to stay here. they love this area and can't imagine life anywhere else. dismiss these people are truly the mountains. greatest treasure, very poetic think is the most stainless, stunning landscape on the ground is certainly one thing, but a bed weight that a pump there. so we've come to chicken goal just to get a sens

tuolumne meadows received 13in of fresh snow. the park says a combination of new dense snow and cold temperatures produced a supportable snow surface. that's what they call it. but avalanche dangers now exist. beautiful outside. lots of rain, lots of snow. and finally we are drying out. i know. and it's cold. thank you. the weekend tomorrow. it is the weekend. oh my gosh. you guys are welcome here. thank you. yeah, we needed that rain for sure. pat on the back. you guys have been busy this week. thank you. yes. man, that storm this week, that was huge. we picked up about a half months worth of rain in just one day. and as we head through your saturday and sunday, we're not expecting any strong storms. but there will be some clouds. and also the chance here of some showers. so let's get you to that. and after that sunshine today, you can see how these clouds are returning right now to san jose. currently 53 degrees. we're down here to some chilly 40s. once we hit nine and 10:00. san francisco not too much different. 54 right now,