the investigation will look into payments made by the finance ministry to the national service authority. under the previous administration, president john jermanti, muhammad, which sent a office in january, has promised to whose house corruption at least 4 people have been killed and the suspected gas explosion at a department store and taiwan. another 24 people entered into the blossom, the central city of ty chung, the force of the explosion left over soon it costs nearby, straight north korea as tearing down a symbolic facility at mount comb, gone result with families divided by the korean war. once we, you know, i said after decades upon souls unification, ministry has condemned to demolition, cooling it from the antis humanitarian at that ignores the wishes of separation families. the move comes along. yeah. and label south korea, a hostile stage, the ministry williams that's considering legal action. well, the 250 people rescued from so core scam centers in neon law have been handed over to authorities and thailand. the compounds employee farm workers who are often victims of traf

the investigation will look into payments made by the finance ministry to the national service authority. under the previous administration, president john germonti my hama, return to office in january. has promised to ruth house corruption, or at least 4 people have been killed in the suspect of gas explosion at a department store in taiwan. and now the 24 people were injured in the boston, the central city of ty chung. the force of the explosion left the debris strewn across nearby streets of last happened in the food court on the 12th floor, which was closed for construction work. hold on 250 people rescued from so called scam centers in the all might have been handed over to authorities in thailand. the compounds employ a fine workers who are often victims of trafficking, forcing them into fraudulent online activity targeting this fellow citizens. analysts say the growling industry generates millions of dollars. tony chang reports from the time you on my board to for more than 250 people of different nationalities should across the moya river. my own point is from the democratic care

and she was the only member of house armed services committee to vote against the national defense authorization act every year during markup. as concerning as her lack of experience and tendency to vote against her security is, ms. gabbard's history of cozying up to america's adversaries is far, far more troubling. her actions and words suggest that she has been directly influenced by foreign propaganda, whether at that comes from russia, from syria or other brutal dictatorships. this isn't just me saying this, it's the view of many of ms. gabbard's former staff members during her time here on capitol hill. we have public reporting that states, and i'm going to quote here, former advisors to gabbard suggested her views on russia and its polarizing leader, vladimir putin, have been shaped by her unorthodox media consumption habits. three former aides said gabbard regularly read and shared articles from the russian news site rt, formerly known as russia today, which a u.s. intelligence community characterized in 2017 as the kremlin's principal international propaganda outlets, end quote. this is

"new york times" best-selling author fox news contributor kat timpf! and finally the national weather service sneeze, "new york times" best-selling author fox news contributor tyrus! guy, if i may call you that, what is up, guide? >> i am wearing it, per your request. >> greg: thank you. what a difference of four years, eight years makes. they are cheering him. it is kind of surprising this is the first time a president has been to a super bowl. >> i feel like if i were president that would be my number 1 thing. i would say the campaign was awful, people hate me, there were threats against me, i am going to a super bowl. and nobody had done it before this guy and i was not certain he would get that perception. people were saying he was cheered at his previous a football game appearances and that was at alabama and the navy game. this was a tougher crowd because at least half the crowd's of philadelphia fans and they blew everything. they buddha santa claus and that is something they did. they are all criminals and they should be deported to gitmo but i saw one eagles fan in the crowd and he h

the uk government wants to access this data, too, if there�*s a national security risk. door for the authorities to its encryption serviceknown how many people had signed up existing users will have their access disabled at a later date. this means that eventually apple will be able to share cyber security experts say it was naive of the uk government to think it could tell a us company what to do. somehow the british government seem to have managed to do it arguing that end to end encryption enables child abuse. a huge risk to children�*s safety online. perpetrators use these spaces to groom children and to share child sexual abuse material without detection. rages on, all eyes will be on the other big tech companies has made today. china�*s foreign minister has reassured south africa that beijing will remain a �*trustworthy and reliable�* on the sidelines of a meeting of g20 foreign ministers injohannesburg. it comes after the trump administration blocked aid to south africa over a new land appropriation law. but president trump and elon musk — who is and we spoke to professor christopher isike. he is a professor of af

author and fox news contributor. ketchup. and finally, the national weather service names his sneezes. new york times bestselling author, comedian and former nwa world champion tyrus. guy, if i may call you that. what's up guy? >> i am. >> wearing it per your request. oh, i thank you. all right. what a difference. four years, eight years makes. i mean, they're cheering him. it is kind of surprising that this is the first time a president has been to a super bowl. i feel like if i were. >> president, that would be. >> my number one thing. >> i'd say. >> all right. >> the campaign was awful. >> people hate me. there are threats. >> against me. >> damn it. i'm going to a super bowl. and no one had done. >> it. before this guy. >> and i was. >> not. >> sure he would get. >> that reception, honestly, because. >> people were saying. >> well, he. >> was cheered. >> at his previous football. >> game appearances. >> i'm like, yeah, well, that was in alabama. >> yeah. >> and at. >> the army-navy game. >> so this one was. >> a tougher test because you had at least half. >> the crowd is philadelphi

the national weather service is warning beachgoers to stay off the water. stay out of the water. the conditions have prompted authoritieso close the santa cruz wharf. a portion of the pier collapsed back in december because of high surf. visitors we talked with said they enjoyed watching the surf, but at a safe distance. >> i could see for an out of towner, though, being a little disappointed on the wharf because if you've got a couple of kids and you want somewhere to eat, i could kind of see that. but we're more surf people anyway, so we want to come see, like these crazy breaks, right? >> fortunately, today the waves put on a great show but appeared to cause no damage to infrastructure. drying out in time for tomorrow's lunar new year parade, let's bring in our meteorologist, mark tamayo, for a look at the conditions you can expect on that parade route and through the holiday weekend. >> mark. hi there heather. yeah. lucking out this year with no rain threat for tomorrow evening across the bay area. so just some clouds paying us a visit. but the storm clouds that were really around over the past, well, yesterday espe

national security risk. but apple has consistently opposed creating a back door for the authorities to its encryption service statement, apple said it was gravely disappointed that the security feature would no longer be available to british customers. it said... "as we've said many times before, we have never built a back door or master key to any of our products, and we never will". it's not known how many people had signed up to the advanced data protection tool, but from 3pm today, new uk users were no longer able to activate it. existing users will have their access disabled at a later date. this means that eventually apple will be able to share all data stored in the cloud in the uk with law enforcement if a warrant is served. and that's because people here will only have a standard level of encryption. cyber security experts say it was naive of the uk government to think it could tell a us company what to do. what it's effectively done is disadvantaged only the uk users. there's an old adage that goes, you know, you cannot weaken encryption for your enemies without it also being weakened for your frie

national weather service to us. >> even though the major rain event has passed. authoritiesom the ocean for the next several days. in monterey county tonight, an evacuation warning has been issued. this affects areas along the carmel river, along santa rita creek, in bolsa knolls and salinas, as well as ralph lane in prunedale. the sheriff's office says these areas are at high risk of flooding. people are being told to be ready to leave if the warning is upgraded to an order. >> all right, now to the sierra where it is just dumping snow and more is expected as we head into the holiday weekend. this is what it looked like earlier on 80 driving through truckee at times. the chp had to hold traffic due to spinouts. caltrans maintenance crews were out doing what they do, plowing the lanes as best they can during the winter. storm chain controls are in effect tonight. similar situation over there on 50. caltrans working around the clock to keep the highway clear. people being told to delay travel if possible. they know the holiday weekend and ski week for many are approaching, bu

layoffs at the national park service and hits hundreds of workers of former u 17 national park employee explains how this is going to impact the park experience for visitors. plus, authorities cracked a cold case involving the east bay regional park. more than 3 decades old. grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 4 is next. upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. afternoon. thanks for being with us today for kron. 4 news at 4, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. nearly 35 years after an east bay woman >> was found dead along the trail with a rope around her neck. local and federal authorities say that her cold case murder has been solved. kron four's philippe djegal reports dna evidence helped track down the killer november. 16th. >> 1990, maria. why offer was found

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supreme court all the elected officials nationally and locally to act with sincerity and wisdom and to remember power lies not in the authority but in our servicethat is we are all a part of god's creation. god bless you. >> good morning. this is my prayer for the congress and the nation. and all of us this is the diet three at one of the most sacred and auspicious and that hindu faith. i will first refight recite the sanskrit. in english, we meditate on the divine radiance of the supreme being. the source of life who is worthy of worship. may that divine light and lighten and guide us and our intellect toward righteousness and truth. thank you. >> please bow your heads with me today. almighty god, we come to you today acknowledge that you are the alpha andgi omega. the beginning and the end, the creator and the sustainer of life. you alone lord our holy. it's a privilege to be able to talk to thee god of the soveren universe. we praise you because in a world full of unrest you are unchanging and eternal but we thank you for the hand of protection and provision have extended over our nation since its founding. lord, help us as we seek to heal t

nationally recognized expert trusted advisor accomplished author charles a wealth of experience as a former senior law enforcement advisor, the secretary of homeland security, and as supervisory special with the secret service today as ceo of central security solutions, he continues to in the fields of global security and crisis management. so tonight his which he will be signing and it's going to be available for purchase as part of our program terrorists on the border and in our country and incredibly important topic at this point in time for sure. charles really exposed poses the security threats posed by vulnerabilities at our border. donald trump has been talking about it all along, as has charles. so further ado, it's my honor to introduce our next guest, charles marino. good evening, everyone, how are you? everyone can hear me. okay. well, thanks for being here. i appreciate it and what better way to start off the new year than talking about security? so i'm pleased to be here tonight to talk about my book, terrorists on the border and in our country and also the impact of the ongoing border and crisis that we've the last four years under the biden and what the administration might do to get this bac

elected officials nationally and locally to act with sincerity and wisdom come into lead with hearts anchored in compassion and to remember that power lies not in the authority but in our serviceed officials we have been given a very sacred duty to lead, and i pray we are always guided by mercy, justice, humility, and what unites us, and that is we are all a part of god's creation. god bless you. >> good morning, this is my prayer for the congress and the nation and all of us. this is one of the most sacred and auspicious in the hindu faith. i will first recite the sanskrit. [speaking sanskrit] in english, we meditate on the divine radiance of the supreme being, the source of life, who is worthy of worship. may that divine light enlighten and guide us and our intellect toward righteousness and truth. thank you. >> please bow your heads with me today. almighty god, we come to you today acknowledging that you are the alpha and omega, the beginning and the end and the creator and sustainer of life. you alone lord are holy. it is a privilege to be able to talk to the god of the sovereign universe. we praise you because in a world full of unrest, you are unchanging and eternal, and

p and she was the only member of house armed services committee to vote against a national p defense authorization act every year during markup. as concerning as her lack of experience and tendency to vote against security is, ms. gabbard's history of cozying up to america's adversaries is far, far more troubling. her actions and words suggest that she has been directly influenced by foreign propaganda, whether that comes from russia, from syria, or other brutal dictatorships. and this isn't just me saying this. it's the view of many of ms. gabbard's former staff members during her time here on capitol hill. we have public reporting that states, and i'm going to quote here, former advisors to gabbard suggested her views on russia and its polarizing leader vladimir putin have been shaped by her un-orthodox media consumption habits. three former aides said gabbard regularly read and shared articles from the russian news cite r.t., formerlily known as russia today which the u.s. intelligence community characteridesed in 2017 as the kremlin's principal propaganda outlet. end quote. is this who donald

to give significant new resources to our national defense, so that we can build back our department of defense and the authority of those in our armed services, the ability of those of our armed services members to have the technology and equipment and be capable of responding to threats to our nation. and finally, we restarted and charged up our use and engagement in producing america's energy in america, so that we can get back into the business of being independent and not relying on other nations for our energy policy. those are the three things that we focused on in the committee yesterday. and by the way, each of those was a little costly, and every one of those was offset, so that there was no increase in federal spending. mr. president, i think we need to argue over facts when we get into these debates. we're going to have a tremendous number of debates, and yes, we will debate on health care at some point, but yesterday and what we did yesterday was focused on the border, on national defense, and on reboosting our energy production in america. i encourage a strong yes vote for robert f. kennedy to be the next secretary of the u.s. d

author tarnianism and served in the u.s. government as a senior intelligence focused on russia and deputy national intelligence officer at the national intelligence council and a professor at the school for foreign service and talk to some research from your new book. >> thanks everyone for being here and pick up on threats to democracy. and picking up some of the things that melissa and max were talking about. we have a general understanding of how democracies are dying and not the quick that democracies have failed in the past. but the rising incidents of leaders that slowly dismantle democracies and we have seen that in a number of cases across it's hungary, georgia. but my colleagues and i this is the research i did to colleagues. [indiscernible] we wanted to explore why that is. we don't have a good understanding and recognize the playbook and the trends and how it's playing out in different contexts but don't know why it is happening or the factors that make it happen in one context. and we set. the "origins ins of elected strong men" and rise of political parties enabling it and that is parties that are created to advance an individual's own political career. it is described what is happening her

authority under what's called the antideficiency act. now, opm extended this offer to all employees except military, postal service and immigration personnel, with some exemptions for key national security positions. lawyers for one union wrote in legal briefs that the fork directive is, quote, a sweeping and stunningly arbitrary action to solicit blanket resignations of federal workers. and they added that, quote, defendants have not even argued, nor could they, that the fork directive was the product of rational or considered decision making. the trump administration obviously would disagree. as many as 60,000 people have signed up for this buyout offer, which in theory allows them to be paid for another eight months after they stop working. now, that's far short of the 5 to 10% of the workforce that the trump administration was hoping would take the deal. and critics, of course, have said that there are no guarantees here, that they note that recipients have had to sign away their rights to sue to enforce the agreement. so again, this judge will hear arguments today. whatever this judge decides, undoubtedly it will be appealed to a higher court on them. >> yep. we see the ap

authority under what's called the antideficiency act. now, opm extended the offer to all employees except military, postal service and immigration personnel, with some exemptions for key national lawyers for one union wrote that the forced directive is, quote, a sweeping and stunningly arbitrary action to solicit blanket resignations of federal workers. and they added that, quote, defendants have not even argued, nor could they, that the fork directive was the product of rational or considered decision making. the trump administration obviously disputes that. jose. yeah, i mean, lisa. so give us, if you would, a little deeper dive into the key arguments before the court. it's it seems as though, from what ken is saying, the plaintiffs are saying that it's legal to hire as many people as the federal government wishes, but it's illegal to fire as many federal employees as the government wishes. >> that's not quite what the plaintiffs are saying, jose. i mean, one of the things that they're saying here is that there is not money that's been congressionally authorized or appropriated for a buyout program. the trump administration's response to that is we already have money appropr

authorizes the governor's office of emergency services to now provide assistance. it also opens up the area to federal disaster assistance. back to that egg shortage. it has many places all over the nationay area running out. and when you do find eggs, expect to pay up. the culprit? as you likely know, the ongoing bird flu pandemic, and it has some egg lovers trying a different strategy, hatching their own. today in the bay's damian trujillo explains, even those who have their small chicken farms say they worry about the avian flu. but this might be coming. a new trend in the bay area. reporter the brett family consider themselves somewhat lucky. they get their own bounty of eggs every morning. every type of chicken will do a different type of colored eggs, from dark chocolate to light brown to green or blue. yes, green and blue eggs. this basket at the store would likely cost the family around 15 bucks. that's based on the price we found for 18 eggs at the safeway store, which is also rationing the product. the cdc reports that more than a million birds have been killed by the avian flu, including chickens and chicks and chicks, is what katie ce to buy at the feed in willow glen. we in

national embarrassment. we in scotland have huge problems with our ferries, our education services, our health and social care. you could go on the underfunded local authoritiesministers busying themselves with trying to ban cats? parody websites would go out of business. >> when i heard it, i thought, have they not got more important things to do, alastair? but the other thing is this idea that if you if you ban people from owning cats or if you make people keep their cats in that somehow that means the bird population will soar or mice will be more protected. they've come up with these figures about how many millions of birds are killed every year. how do they know? they can't possibly know how many birds are killed by cats, or how many mice are killed by cats. i don't know how many birds my cats kill. i know how many they brought in their flat in the last year, but i don't know what they're doing outside. it's a joke. >> absolutely. and it tends to be government departments busying themselves trying to justify their own existence, rather than the betterment of the country and the people. and certainly that there are there are a lot of wild cats that kill t

national security by breaking the laws of the land around our intel authorities. so thank you for being here. chair cotton: senator kelly. sen. kelly: colonel gabbard, thank you for your service to this country. ms. gabbard: likewise. sen. kelly: thank you for meeting with me a couple of weeks ago. you're nominated to lead and coordinate across the intelligence community's numerous sources of collection and analytic capabilities. in a few sentences, can you describe how you make assessments and how you're going to sift through all of this intelligence and make careful and thoughtful conclusions? ms. gabbard: yes, there are great professionals who work within the intelligence community. i will build a strong team around me as they present the intelligence to provide to the president to the president's daily brief and to respond to issues and concerns that this body has. i will welcome dissenting voices to be able to make sure this information, intelligence, is thoroughly vetted prior to presenting it and make sure the truth is reported, whether that is convenient or not. sen. kelly: thank you. i appreciate that. the president and others are going to rely on that. i want to dis