last night in new haven, connecticut.ywhere from 3 -- 6 inches of some very pocketable snow. and that's a little bit of an issue as i think we go forward. tonight, temperatures are going to fall below freezing. the potential for a refreeze is certainly going to be there here across new haven, connecticut read the storm system, largely over. it's 1 of about 4 impacting the east coast in the mid atlantic as we go through the next couple of weeks. this is a bit of a precursor of things to come. as you can see here the flakes of piled up and people are out and about enjoying the conditions here at a church in a park this is what it has looks like here for quite some time now. super bowl sunday obviously. the good news is, the snow came in early on. it is ending so poked folks being out and about for the super bowl later on today should have a fairly easy go of it. the good news is, this is not happening on it monday or tuesday morning when everybody has to go into work tuesday into wednesday and other storm system could come

tonight, the very happy ending to that very unusual sight in new haven, connecticut.of the street. it's the story we first reported on two nights ago here. new haven police officers responding to a call about a gray seal on a downtown street. >> you okay? hi! >> david: with the help of conservation officials, they were able to rescue the young seal pup and transport it about an hour east to mystic, connecticut, to the mystic aquarium's animal rescue clinic. the veterinary team there determining the seal is about 5 or 6 weeks old, a male, dehydrated and underweight. the medical team believing he got disoriented and went inland, about a quarter to a half mile from the water. and right here tonight, sara callan from mystic aquarium's nonprofit animal rescue program. >> i'm here with our famous seal from new haven. this guy is doing fantastic. we're very happy to report that his rehabilitation is going great. >> david: volunteers helping marine mammals and sea turtles in need along 1,000 miles of coastline. the police officers coming to visit the pup. >> we want to make s

i'm here with our famous seal from new haven. this guy is doing fantastic.at his rehabilitation is going great. >> david: volunteers helping marine mammals and sea turtles in need along 1,000 miles of coastline. the police officers coming to visit the pup. >> mystic came through, and we're able to get the seal and hopefully it's okay. >> david: tonight, the care team telling us that pup is getting better, and they hope to return the seal to the wild in the months ahead. that team doing great work at mystic aquarium. we'll keep you posted, hopefully back to the wild soon. i'm david muir. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. the news starts right now. >> they never give up for a case that's 35 years old. and many people believe that cold case just goes in some drawer and it's forgotten. they did not forgive nor forget. cold case murder finally solved how the suspect was tracked down after more than three decades. >> the new speed cameras in the bay area, in just what it takes to get a ticket from one of those. >> and the concerns from moss landing residents as s

to mention that our lawsuit is joined by a number of jurisdictions across the country including new haven, connecticut, portland, oregon. king county, washington. and i'm here to introduce our santa clara county council tony lopresti. i very much appreciate the partnership between our offices and as i mentioned, santa clara is co-leading this case with us . good morning. i want to begin by thanking city attorney david chiu and his extraordinary team for their leadership and partnership with santa clara county and standing up for the constitutional rights of our residents. santa clara's core mission is to care for its most vulnerable residents and to deliver the critical services that they need to survive and to thrive. santa clara has mission. our job is not to enforce immigration laws and the constitution could not be more clear that the federal government can't require us to help with enforcement of civil immigration laws and constitutional speak. we call that commandeering the federal government can't commandeer our local government. they can't commandeer our local resources and they c

police responding to a stranded gray seal pup in the heart of new haven. >> hello. >> reporter: walkingets this week and popping up several times away from the water in the days before. >> so he is right in here. >> oh my god. he's adorable. >> reporter: for the first time since the rescue, officer justin julianelli reuniting today with his newfound friend, now in the care of mystic aquarium. >> you hear a lot of different radio transmissions coming across the radios as a cop, but hearing a seal on the street takes the cake. >> reporter: while many joke the seal was chasing new haven's famous clam pizza, one official thinks -- >> i think he was frying to go inland to find a nice quiet area and found himself in the middle of the city. >> reporter: now mystic aquarium is helping the youngster pack on the pounds with a delicious diet of fluids. we've got fish smoothie, and of course, herring to help him prepare for the wild. our cameras capturing a special milestone. oh, my gosh! his first time eating fish on his own. >> now that he is getting the care he needs, it's a beautiful thing. >>

last weak, new haven police got a call there was a gray seal pup in the middle of a busy street.joke, it was a seal in the street. >> lara: found a quarter of a mile from the water, underweight, but vocal. >> and, with some of the white baby coat still on, called lanugo, the mystic aquarium rescued this baby seal, believed to be 5-6 weeks old. >> the little guy from new haven came in and got a clean bill of health, our main goal for him soget him to bull -- bull -- bulk up. he's starting to eat fish on his own, that's a great sign! >> lara: so we are joined by jessica, from the animal rescue program here at the mystic aquarium. jessica, you have this guy enrolled in seal school, tell me what he needs to learn, before going into the wild. >> guest: we are teaching him to eat fish on his own, when he came nhe was eating a fish smoothie, and they hadn't figured out how to eat fish whole. now, he's doing it, figured it out. >> lara: twiant 28 pounds when he came in, that's not big when he's headed for 900 pounds. he's tiny. how do you think he landed on a busy street not once but twi

the pup was discovered sunday on a busy street in new haven.an. he's estimated to be a few weeks old. the mystic aquarium is caring for the little guy and helping him bulk up with fish smoothies, yum. they plan to return the seal to his natural habitat in a few weeks. >>> bottling new york city tap water, and walmart's ominous warning about the economy. here's carissa lawson with today's cbs "moneywatch." >> reporter: stocks took a nose-dive on thursday after a warning from walmart. the dow sank 450 points. the nasdaq dropped 93, and the s&p lost 26. >>> walmart, known for its everyday low prices, has been pulling customers in as inflation stayed high. the company projected a lower-than-expected sales outlook for 2025. as the world's largest retailer, the financial health of walmart can foreshadow the health of the consumer economy overall. >>> new york state is suing some of the biggest distributors of chinese-made e-cigarettes accusing them of fueling the youth vaping epidemic. the lawsuit alleges the companies violate state laws by selling f

last week, he was spotted in a town eight miles away in new haven.he arrival of an animal rescue team from the nearby mystic aquarium. >> he's probably just lost and figured that these are my instincts, but unfortunately, with the area being so developed, it's not actually a safe place for him. >> his instincts being just a pup and underweight were apparently to get away from other seals that could harm him. but little did he know, he was waddling into a different kind of danger. >> definitely. it was concerning for us when we saw that he was amidst all that hustle and bustle of the city. >> and this isn't the first time the aquarium has rescued this little guy. over the weekend, he was spotted outside a seafood restaurant. >> we're like, well, he's still bright and alert and looking good, but maybe we can just relocate him to a safe beach. and so our team did do that. but then unfortunately, the next day he showed up right back in the middle of the city there. >> this little guy's adventure comes after the recent discovery of other seals by law enfo

let's discuss this with matthew schmidt, at university of new haven. thank you for being with us. the latest trump comments, particularly about president macron and kia starling saying they have done nothing to end the war. a very smooth prelude to their visit to washington next week. >> i think we have to look at trump and put his statements in the context of his own ego. if you look at what he is saying, what pete hegseth has said, everybody in those comments comes back and says donald trump, the president of peace. donald trump is the only one who can do this, no one else. macron cannot do it. and so we have to see this as trump doing it not because he believes in this piece, not because he believes there are things worth dying for. remember, this is the president who made fun of american soldiers who died in world war ii. i don't think he cares about establishing a long-term peace. he just wants to check a box to say he was the guy who stopped the fighting. >> how might he do that? ukrainians are worried he will make a peace deal. but principally with russia, with ukraine excl

the mystic aquarium in connecticut, posted an instagram update on the baby seal found wandering in new havennk got disoriented and wandered inland. >> he's learning how to eat fish on his own and is receiving fluids daily to help with his hydration, and he will have his individualized treatment plan that will aid in his recovery. >> they intend to help him bulk up for an eventual return to the ocean. so glad the pup is going to be okay. that's nightline. you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right backe

a young seal somehow finding its way to downtown new haven. little underweight. officials think it fled the nearby long island sound and other seals. it was taken to mystic aquarium, where it's on the mend, before a planned return to the wild. glad to see the pup is safe. that's nightline. you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here at the same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night. america. >> abc's david muir, the most watched newscast in america.

police responding to a stranded gray seal pup in the heart of new haven. >> hello!r this week and popping up several times away from the water in the days before. so he's right in here. >> oh, my god. he's adorable. >> reporter: for the first time since the rescue, the officer reuniting with his newfound friend. now in the care of mystic aquarium. >> you hear a lot of different radio transmissions coming across the radio as a cop. but hearing a seal is one that takes the cake. >> reporter: and while many claim he was chasing the clam pizza, researchers claim. >> i think he was trying to find himself a nice quiet area and found himself in the middle of the city. >> reporter: now mystic aquarium is helping the youngster pack on the pounds with fish smoothie to help him prepare for the wild. our cameras capturing a special milestone. his first time eating fish on his own. >> now he needs to get on his feet. it's a beautiful thing. >> reporter: while the pup will eventually be returned to the ocean, his place in america's heart is sealed. nbc news, mystic, connecticut.

police responding to a stranded gray seal pup in the heart of new haven. >> hello. >> reporter: floppingeets and popping up several times in the water in the days before. >> he's right in here. >> oh my god. he's adorable. >> reporter: for the first time since the rescue, officer justin reuniting with his newfound friend, now in the care of mystic aquarium. >> you hear a lot of different radio transmissions coming across the radio as a cop, but hearing a seal walking down the street is definitely one that takes the cake. >> reporter: while many joke the seal was chasing new haven's famous clam pizza. >> i think he was trying to go inland to find a nice quiet area and found himself in the middle of the city. >> reporter: mystic aquarium is helping the youngster pack on the pounds with a delicious diet of fluids. we've got fish smoothie. and of course, herring to help him prepare for the wild. our cameras capturing a special milestone. >> oh my gosh. >> reporter: his first time eating fish on his own. >> now that he's getting the care he needs, seeing him get back on his feet is a beautifu

. >> other jurisdictions joining today's lawsuit include portland, oregon, new haven, connecticut, and king county, washington. >>> after more than a year of discussion and speculation, the safeway in san francisco's fillmore district is closing for good. so this is the store on webster street right off gary. the closure hits hard for a lot of people in that area. our sooji nam spoke to one of the final shoppers in the store and a local supervisor about what's being done to help those directly impacted. >> reporter: palmer sessle has been coming to this safeway grocery store on webster street in san francisco for years, but now it's a different feeling, almost eerie, walking past all of those empty shelves. >> i'm picking up my prescriptions because this is the last day they're going to be open for prescriptions pickup. >> reporter: while friday is the official last day for the grocery store, thursday was last call for the pharmacy. >> it was a great blow to me and people in the neighborhood, particularly people with lesser incomes. >> reporter: the latest grocery deals blasting throug

. >> mosul seal pups found roaming the streets of new haven, connecticut over the weekend.out 5 to 6 weeks old and spotted outside oyster bar and grill on saturday that about 20 miles from the coast. a rescue team from the local aquarium picked up the pup, brought it back to the beach only for it to wander back towards the city. the next day. they say the pups a bit underweight, though. so the zoo is now going to be taking care of it, feeding it up, fattening up a little bit so that they can then release it back into the wild. very good. all right. well, back here in california. >> the department of fish and wildlife says they have fitted 12 great wolves with tracking collars is will come from 3 packs spread across sisk. you lesson. >> sierra counties the department says tracking them will help mitigate conflict with any livestock over the last decade. the endangered gray wolves began. rick hahn a colonizing here in california leading to several new wolf packs. the callers is set to automatically drop off of the wall just before the batteries run out, which can take 2, 3 ab

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he joins us from new haven, connecticut, in the united states. thanks very much for being with us. once again, a festival is what i mentioned that the main component of phase 2 of this deal is for these ready military to withdrawal from gaza. it is that essentially wind isn't yahoo was seemingly so reluctant to go ahead with face to a tom that's one elements and a larger picture which has totally shaped these rarely attitude. not just to them to see as far as negotiations, not just to the dentist. i think guys are but the whole last 405070 years, a 100 years of the conflict, which is the, the essential needed for the i in this groups of the government of israel to assert its superiority in terms of right and might. and the land of palestine, adjacent glands of lebanon, and syria, and other places. this is what they have done for a century. they need to cost roughly a firm that according to their mythology, this land was given to them by abraham, the god gave it to abraham, to the jewish people. in the turn of the, this kind of attitude has no logical dimensions in terms of what are

a young seal somehow finding its way to downtown new haven. authorities rescuing the pup, believed to be 5 or 6 weeks old and a little underweight. officials think it fled the nearby long island sound and other seals. it was taken to mystic aquarium, where it's on the mend, before a planned return to the wild. glad to see the pup is safe. that's nightline. you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here at the same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night. america. >> abc's david muir, the most watched newscast in america. tail and dozens of passengers hanging upside down. people on board that delta flight that flipped on the runway. share the chaos inside the cabin. a 15 year old boy stabbed to death on a date with his valentine. the plea from his family as police search for a motive. plus, nationwide protests over elon musk's role in the white house. and now we're learning more about how much money he may be saving. tonight on abc seven news at 11. >> always live. abc seven news starts right now.

the mystic aquarium in connecticut, posted an instagram update on the baby seal found wandering in new haven. the aquarium rescuing the adorable weeks old pup, who they think got disoriented and wandered inland. >> he's learning how to eat fish on his own and is receiving fluids daily to help with his hydration, and he will have his individualized treatment plan that will aid in his recovery. >> they intend to help him bulk up for an eventual return to the ocean. so glad the pup is going to be okay. that's nightline. you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here at the same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night. america. >> this killer, he's the dahmer you've. >> never. >> heard of. >> let me. >> ask you, am i the evil culprit? the accomplice? i'd like to know how the audience views me. >> the 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 powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut

proposal trends coming up from the trump administration that they are going to, i don't know, create a new haven and, and as always, the audio lipstick. you can see that from the statements of the jordanian king, from egypt from other countries, then entertaining the idea and you know, even from the european allies of us and israel, then no, they're not happy about this proposal. so i think that hasn't stopped donald trump, he's not any double down. he's tripled in quadruple down as an a on that. he thinks that he's supporting that in. yeah. who's approach? because israel is already the government led by nothing. you know, they look very bad. they look that their strategy has failed, and then the militaristic solution did not work out well for them. and so what is, what is next? next is they, they want how much to be outside of this or all on the unit posting infections. and that is realistic array i want to bring you back in here. i was looking at a poll from his royal, at the 61 percent of his riley's favor, continuing the spot deal onto the 2nd side. so how much pressure does, does that actua

first up, in connecticut, police are baffled by the appearance of a loose seal in downton new haven. you go to yale. the seal is now safe, as members of the department of energy and environmental protection assisted in retrieving him. seems like a successful rescue mission to me. seals? that was here in america. meanwhile, over-seals... in the netherlands, a guest found a seal sleeping in her hotel room. which means somewhere else in that hotel there's a lonely seal patiently waiting. after she found the intruder the guest called the hotel and asked the sea animal rescue team to help remove the seal. the guest also informed the hotel that, before it was taken away, the seal ate all the toblerones in the mini-fridge and ordered a ton of porn. meanwhile, here in new york city, the mta has installed metal shields on turnstiles at subway stations in a feeble attempt to stop fare beating. okay, "feeble" is a little judgmental. they can't be that bad--and nope they are. that's not a criminal deterrent. that's the thing you use to smooth the icing on a cake. it would be more effective to ju

was found roaming the streets of a bustling downtown area about 20 miles away from the ocean and new havence got the call and the seal roaming the streets initially thought it was a prank. well, turns out it wasn't about estimated to be about 5 to 6 weeks old. he was spotted out 7 oyster bar and grill on saturday. the rescue team from the local aquarium pick them up, brought him back to the beach, only from the water back into the city. that next, the pit the pup is a bit underweight. they're taking care of it until i can be released back into the wild, really, city life. well likes the oyster right one of the cops said might want to waste or peeps. i guess the source or a like that. >> about that. that wraps up kron for news at 10. stick around for the news at 11. but first we've got sports night live and scott raises here with what's happening. scott oyster pizza. yeah. all right, guys. a little bit of everything on sports night live. the giants have some big names starting pitchers in camp this year. coming up, how they are already paying dividends early in spring training. >> and you k

. >> other municipalities, such as new haven, connecticut, portland, oregon, and king county, washington, have also joined the suit, which seeks to block trump from withholding federal funding. back in the south bay, immigration enforcement is having a galvanizing effect on many minority communities, with members fearing current targets could eventually ensnare all communities. >> once we start declaring war on the hispanic community in which he has and got rid of them, that they're going to go to the african american community. >> officials here in the south bay and in san francisco stress their police departments, and their sheriff's offices will not and have not worked with ice agents during enforcement operations in downtown san jose. i'm jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> mexico's president, claudia sheinbaum said today her country has taken in nearly 11,000 deported migrants from the u.s, according to reuters. that number included 2500 people from countries other than mexico. this week, mexico deployed its first wave of national guard troops at the u.s. border as part of a deal wit

last week i was proud to join the mayor of new haven to announce that the city of new lafshen was awarded $2 million on the -- under the reconnecting -- reuniting the city of new haven which was divided by interstate 91 when that road was built, it split the city. it created a physical barrier. it isolated residents from social and economic opportunities that are critical to thrive. it destroyed city blocks and dozens of homes. and now this grant will help reunite neighborhoods, bring communities closer together. incentivize housing and other important assets. but right before we made our announcement, d.o. tfrnlts pulled down -- dot pulled down meetings it was supposed to have with grant recipients because they didn't know whether the award would be granted. this funding freeze means that new haven will no longer be able to identify ways to make roads safer or safeguard against disaster or encourage construction of new, affordable homes and promote new businesses and more for its residents. just one example, around $1 billion federal funding, $1 billion for connecticut alone that is in j

reporting for fox weather in new haven, connecticut, i'm nick kosir. kevin: nod bad.ere winter storm making a real mess of things in the midwest, but these furry friends are making the most of it. snow is a real welcome treat for a lot of an molls over the minnesota zoo and some drive in cold climates like tigers and leopards and wolfs and marking largest snow for the season for the twin cities and some places in land of 10,000 lakes getting up to 8 inches of snow. animal having a real icy frond time in a different way and zoo animals in chile given ice pops for the summer heat and chilen zoo and ice pops to keep them cool. that look as lot of fun. president trump revoking security clearance for more members of previous administration as well as new york ag letitia james. that story and more coming right up. the itch and rash of moderate to severe eczema disrupts my skin, night and day. despite treatment, it's still not under control. but now, i have rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill... that reduces the itch... and helps clear the rash of eczema— ...fast. some takin

to mention that our lawsuit is joined by a number of jurisdictions across the country including new haven, connecticut, portland, oregon. king county, washington. and i'm here to introduce our santa clara county council tony lopresti. i very much appreciate the partnership between our offices and as i mentioned, santa clara is co-leading this case with us . good morning. i want to begin by thanking city attorney david chiu and his extraordinary team for their leadership and partnership with santa clara county and standing up for the constitutional rights of our residents. santa clara's core mission is to care for its most vulnerable residents and to deliver the critical services that they need to survive and to thrive. santa clara has mission. our job is not to enforce immigration laws and the constitution could not be more clear that the federal government can't require us to help with enforcement of civil immigration laws and constitutional speak. we call that commandeering the federal government can't commandeer our local government. they can't commandeer our local resources and they c

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. >> other jurisdictions joining the lawsuit include portland, oregon, new haven, connecticut and king off the coast of alaska has been found, the coast guard confirmed all 10 people died. this marks one of the deadliest plane crashes in the state in 25 years. you are looking at a photo from the coast guard that gives you an understanding of the wreckage and what the aftermath looked like. those two people are circling the debris, they are helping with recovery efforts. authorities rushed to recover the bodies from unstable ice after a bad weather spell set in. a black hawk helicopter would have to be used to remove the plane after the bodies have been recovered. the plane disappeared on thursday. investigators are working to determine the cause of this crash. >>> the faa has limited the number of flights that can arrive in washington, d.c. reagan national airport which means travelers should be expecting days -- delays in the coming days. crews have clear the major wreckage from the potomac river after last week's deadly midair collision between that american airlines plane and the ar

reginald: whoever is listening, come visit us in new haven, connecticut. we have a system where we work with a company that has a giant cnc machine. i don't know if you remember tetris but they are able to cut out our libraries into parts and that makes it easy building. all you need is sand and all you use is a mallet and a glue gun and we put it together and our team consists of about 20 people at this point and eight of us have served time in prison and it's been really remarkable because we have had people working with us still living in a halfway house. one guy told me i didn't even notice -- told me, i didn't even notice, we were fortunate to get a grant in connecticut, and the guy said this is my first job. he also doesn't know i'm a juvenile offender like him. i went to prison when i was 16, 17. he was talking about how much he valued the work. i often call out their names because it's important to remember that this is not just me. it is mike, steve, kevin, luke, but also the people who have not been imprisoned, darlene, nikki, lori. we have a who

lot of new yorkers were not happy about that but as a former new haven resident, i got to tell you thees and gentlemen, madison was so excited she spilled an entire glass of water all over the set and still not moved one of her phones away from the water. madison: i'm a professional and did that mid script and kept going. stuart: brilliant. absolutely brilliant. now this, border czar tom homan said the feds will get to the bottom of ice raid leaks. listen to what he said about that on this program earlier today. >> when you want to take a political stance and make a lead on illegal arrests and we don't need tda coming to that residence at certain times and they could ambush or agents and puts them at extreme risk and doj will find that leak and prosecute that leak. stuart: chris cabrera is the vice president of the national border patrol council. he's joining me now. where do you think the leaks are coming from? >> who knows. a lot of it could be tributed to employees -- attributed to employees and front line personnel or staff. the ability to hack into computers and computer systems a

. >> other jurisdictions joining the lawsuit include portland, oregon, new haven, connecticut and kingshington. >>> the wreckage of a plane crash off the coast of alaska has been found, the coast guard confirmed all 10 people died. here's a photo from the coast guard that shows the wreckage on the ice, two people in bright emergency gear, they are walking around the debris. the bodies were rescued before bad weather sets in, officials did confirm a black hawk helicopter will be used to remove the plane after all the bodies have been recovered. the plane disappeared on thursday, investors are working to determine the cause of this crash. >>> the faa has limited the number of flights that can arrive at washington, d.c.'s reagan national airport which means travelers should be expecting delays in the coming days. the decision made because of recovery efforts and the weather conditions, crews have cleared the major wreckage from the potomac river after last week's deadly midair collision between an american airlines plane and army black hawk helicopter. only 26 planes will be allowed to la

to mention that our lawsuit is joined by a number of jurisdictions across the country including new havenecticut, portland, oregon. king county, washington. and i'm here to introduce our santa clara county council tony lopresti. i very much appreciate the partnership between our offices and as i mentioned, santa clara is co-leading this case with us . good morning. i want to begin by thanking city attorney david chiu and his extraordinary team for their leadership and partnership with santa clara county and standing up for the constitutional rights of our residents. santa clara's core mission is to care for its most vulnerable residents and to deliver the critical services that they need to survive and to thrive. santa clara has mission. our job is not to enforce immigration laws and the constitution could not be more clear that the federal government can't require us to help with enforcement of civil immigration laws and constitutional speak. we call that commandeering the federal government can't commandeer our local government. they can't commandeer our local resources and they can't c

they have really good pizza in new haven. that was his joke. i totally get it.they did grow concern that it was putting itself in a dangerous position so he was sent to the mystic aquarium where they do a terrific job caring for the pup. he's being treated with therapy. he'll take on fish school and be taught how to hunt and eat fish daily so he can learn to fend for himself in his natural habitat rather than the local oyster bar. the goal is to get him back in the ocean in a few months. >> robin: they have no idea how he got there in the first place? >> lara: no. it's a coastal town, as you know. it is a bit of a mystery. the fact he went back was a little troublesome. but he's doing just fine. >> robin: did he get the pizza? >> lara: i'll look into that. follow-up story. >> robin: coming up breaking at 8, we've got the cell phone ban that is taking effect for one of the nation's biggest school district, and the other states that are considering it. and if you need some more shut eye? who doesn't? we're revealing the winners of the real simple sleep awards. we'

. >> other cities and counties that join the lawsuit against the trump administration include new haven, connecticut, portland, oregon, and king county washington. >>> a san francisco tech start-up is developing its own artificial intelligence tool to try and help immigrants around the world. that includes the estimated 10 million to 12 million who are undocumented here in the united states. kenny choi shows us how it could help people navigate the red tape and bureaucracy on their path to building a better life. >> reporter: he has found his entrepreneurial space in tech. he's building an a.i.-driven portal that will help other immigrants like himself pursue their dreams. >> everyone can contribute. we just need to give them the information in a way, we need to help them, we need to hold their hand to get them to a place where they can take action. >> reporter: a.i. advancements allowing users to communicate in their native languages and receive immediate answers to often challenging immigration law questions are streamlining the process. the portal can connect them to immigration atto

grew up in new haven, connecticut. okay. and while in school, elementary, middle school, high school, we never heard about slaves being in any part of connecticut and every time slavery mentioned it was always a part of the south and i just want to thank so much for writing the book even come to baltimore once i got here another story and the right story. thank you. thank you. and concur. that was my experience as it wasn't until recently. i how equal the north was in this ugly institution of american slavery. yes good evening. like everyone else here, i just wanted to i couldn't just sit without and just saying how thankful are for you to not down and to honor our ancestor is and i wanted to introduce and say that what saw on the campus that you were and that your name of course, caught my attention. my name is traci lanier. thompson. yes. so whether related or not, this story, one that just touched me, my daughter and i, when i saw it in the campus register and we went on a deep dive, we the documentary, we're waiting anxi

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. >> other municipalities, such as new haven, connecticut, portland, oregon, and king county, washington, have also joined the suit, which seeks to block trump from withholding federal funding. back in the south bay, immigraon enforcement is having a galvanizing effect on many minority communities, with members fearing current targets could eventually ensnare all communities. >> want to stop declaring war on the hispanic community in which he has and got rid of them, that they're going to go to the african-american community. >> and officials here in the south bay and up in san francisco stress their police departments. their sheriff's offices are not and will not work with ice agents in immigration enforcement actions. we're live in the south bay, downtown san jose. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. frank. alex, back up to you in oakland. >> all righty. we'll take it. jesse. nice job. thank you for that. >> all right. for more perspective here on the legal action that we saw taken today by local officials. let's bring in bill hing. he's a professor of law and migration studies at the univ

that's professor jim moses from the university of new haven.le working from home cost the company in terms of productivity and that many companies, not only here in the states but globally, are moving away from that. the meta says they will offer affected employees severance in line with what they have done with other employees. no time frame on when the hiring of these mission critical employees begins, or how many will be hired. we're live in menlo park this morning. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news guys back across the bay and up to oakland to you. >> all right, jesse, it's always good to have you in the morning. sarah, i know it's an early call for you nurses in the east bay protest today against the sudden closure of the family birthing center at saint rose hospital in hayward. the closure comes despite recent assurances from alameda health system that services at saint rose would be preserved. nurses say shutting down labor and delivery services will create a safety crisis for mothers and newborns facing emergency staff to handle high risk

a different pup was found making its way to a pizza shop in new haven, connecticut.. officials there say they expect to see even more baby seals this time of year. since it's the start of seal season, the pups come ashore to catch some sun, but also can end up stranded when trying to avoid people. still ahead this morning, new york governor kathy hochul is considering removing eric adams as mayor of new york city. we'll have the latest on that as a court is set to weigh in today on the justice department's recommendation to drop the charges against him way too charges against him way too early. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! some people have minor joint pain plus certain stomach problems. they may not be able to take just anything for pain. that's why doctors recommend tylenol. it won't irritate your stomach the way aleve, advil or motrin can. for trusted relief, trust tylenol. re

. >> police in new haven, connecticut, responded to a call about an unexpected visitor prowling the cityey arrived to find this guy a stray gray baby seal. and here's what they tweeted. meet the newest addition to the department. a passerby saw this little guy hanging out on a street far from the waters that he usually calls home. it's actually believed to be about 5 or 6 weeks old. >> rescuers from the nearby mystic aquarium swooped in. they think he was following his instincts to flee areas where other seals might hurt him. they plan to rehabilitate the pup, with the goal of eventually releasing him back into the wild when he's ready. i don't know if he was fleeing other seals, or maybe just looking for a popeyes chicken sandwich. yeah. what do. >> you think? some pizza maybe. >> yeah. >> some pizza. some really good pizza. he's so cute, though. >> sweet little guy. >> yep. >> hey, the lead with jake tapper starts right now. thanks for joining us. >> high level conversations about ukraine wi

. >> on the west coast but also new haven, connecticut. you see. cities there that are joining this lawsuit, which they are describing as much needed preemptive action. they are saying that the trump administration is targeting sanctuary city jurisdictions because of their status as sanctuary sanctuary cities. we've seen the administration increase its immigration crackdown, not just here in new york city, but also in chicago, in los angeles. there is some action that is expected this month. and so they are taking preemptive action, saying that they are being targeted because of this status. specifically, they cite the 10th amendment, the separation between state and the federal government. and they say that they are being illegally targeted. the chief attorney for the lawsuit here, the san francisco city attorney, said that this is the federal government illegally asserting a right. it does not have, telling cities how to use their resources and commandeering local law enforcement. this is the federal government coercing local officials to bend to

closure, residents, likely on a fixed income, will likely have to travel longer distance to albany, new haven or the south bronx at greater expense. in some cases four hours one way on public transport. this a financial and logistical hardship for people already fighting for support. with the westchester county government, my office and i have identified sites in white plains close to the current office that are available and would keep the government service in the community where it belongs. i strongly urge the new administration to reconsider driving constituents away from convenient services and to work with members from new york state to find a solution before may. mr. speaker, thank you and i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? without objection. >> i am genuinely alarmed by the budget we may be voting on this week. there's a lot not to like but every american should be paying attention to the cuts being proposed to medicaid and snap benefits. these will create irreversible damage to our c