. >> oh, i wish i was young say they're getting billed hundreds of dollars from a newark urgent carepposedly giving out free covid tests during the pandemic. >> now, the alameda county da's office has stepped in. abc seven news investigative reporter melanie woodrow is here. give us some background on this situation, because obviously if you hear free, then you don't expect to get a bill later on ever. >> yeah, right. >> and if you think back to the height of the pandemic, all of these covid tests were being covered by insurance companies. you might remember you were even able to go to an insurance company, or rather, to a place that wasn't necessarily in-network with your insurance. right. and you'd still get the test covered. well, that's not what's happening here. but now a court has put a temporary stop to this. the owner of afc urgent care in newark says the company filed for bankruptcy after more than $30 million in unpaid claims were denied. more than four years after the covid tests were given, the company started billing patients and threatening to take them to small claims

. >> bay area residents say they're getting billed hundreds of dollars from a newark urgent care that was giving out free covid tests during the pandemic. the company says it it's because insurance companies didn't fully reimburse that urgent care. >> and now the alameda county da's office has stepped in. seven on your side's melanie woodrow is here with what she has uncovered. >> ama and dan. a court has now put a temporary stop to this. the owner of afc urgent care says that the company filed for bankruptcy after more than $30 million in unpaid claims were denied. more than four years after the covid tests were given, the company started billing patients and threatening to take them to small claims court if they didn't pay. in november of 2020, john sheaffer says he took his family to afc urgent care of newark to be swabbed for covid tests. he says the urgent care advertised as free. he didn't think much of it until four years later when the bills started coming. sheaffer didn't mind paying for the covid swabs, but didn't understand why he was also being charged for seeing a doctor.

[applause] mayor of newark. [applause] the phillips, mayor of new former president of the new jersey state senate. [applause] mayor of newark. [cheering and applause] steve philip, there jersey city. [cheering and applause] u.s. representative for new jersey this congressional district equipment we welcome the candidates joining in the panel, editor of the new jersey club and director of the institute for new jersey politics and writers university congressional correspondent for the new jersey globe with gone over the rules of the debate and have a lot of questions to get into so we are going to jump into opening statements. you have the floor. one minute. >> thanks to new jersey globe and writers university for hosting tonight. i have a different kind of experience so different kind of governor. out to the u.s. naval academy. the poor great kids and i'm in congress delivering real. i'm not going to put up with the status quo, i'm going to get things done. when you know who i am, you know who i work for. it's yo

last week newark it was my father's building. teacher, a veteran immigration servicing business, a contract with the state of new jersey. in running for governor. it can happen to my family which means it can happen to your family as well and with this country and forth and that's why i am so passionate. >> i made a statement about this earlier and someone breaks the law is a privilege. they did it was humanity compassion and they did it the right way people have broken the law in this country. >> president trump ordering his people to going to schools with our churches and innocent undocumented people. do everything we can to stop that. we know these people are working hard and actually look after the it doesn't keep happening over and over again and what trump did, but he is an we have this. republicans in the senate. ... we need to stop having this conversation about people being murdered in killers and rapists and criminals. we know that's a lie. there's no, no crime wave of immigrants in new jersey. i meant the states larges

far away as south carolina, georgia and illinois competed in the annual after a jump competition in newark. it's a double dutch extravaganza in honor of black history month. or name is. >> jumping out of retirement >> and it wasn't just kids competing these ladies in their late 20's. and yes, late 30's came out to show the kids white. they jump using a rope to kind of guide them to success like jumping to its success time go the national association for double dutch organizations was started by leila little to try and grow the sport. she fears is dying. so important to keep let you live in the communities because >> most cost-effective ways to stay to be little says double dutch is black history and she wants more kids to get excited about this part of their culture. >> we try to get more girls off the phone and in the rose and it's newark native brought her daughter to see their first ever competition. proud to see this happening in the place. she calls home. so find really millet reporting for us there. love a good doubled. yeah, you do that. a lot my daughters into come 4 news at 6 o'cl

we saw people were getting nine or $10,000 that we started up financial centers in newark where people could realize there could be a down payment on a home. it was the transformative advice i had ever gotten. politics. i want to say thank you. thank you. but you know know, the one thing that i wanted to make it self actuating, the republicans didn't like it. the tax cut. they didn't like and i loved it because you couldn't get it unless you were working. but you had a modest and so, so i discovered after i left that we had 160,000 people in new york city alone who were eligible for this tax and weren't getting it. and so we started working on that. but in 2019, there were two long articles in the new york times analyzing the rapid drop in child poverty since. 1993. and he said that and the guy said one third of it came from the earned tax credit from the first go. and then we just kept raising it, doing things. and you did that. but i was also trying to make the point that a lot of people that tried and failed are doing various things and your city and i thought everybody knew you wer

it was he was the field head in in newark. two people above him were resigned. he's not going to be in the job for long anyway because kash patel, if he gets confirmed, will be in the job. but it is a signal of something you and i have talked about in the past where he he drew some sort of a line. again, we don't know how long that line will last and how long it will hold. but he did say, this is ridiculous. this is not how we run government. >> yeah. and you know, i really applaud the way he's handling this. by all accounts, he is a career fbi agent, rose through the ranks to lead that newark office. and he likely is appalled by this request to provide the names of all of these agents. and i really appreciate the line in that email, which i'm sure he knew would reach the public, that no one on this list is being accused of misconduct. there's a process for removing agents who engage in misconduct. the only sin of any of these agents will be handling a case lawfully assigned to them. these cases are about, you know, people who assaulted police officers, people w

the fire shut down service between wilmington and newark, new jersey, and caused delays along other train lines throughout the northeast. >> a shocking attack on a catholic priest in washington state witnesses saying a man suddenly charged the altar trying to throw punches at one of the priests as mass was being celebrated. this was all caught on camera. abc's kayna whitworth has details. >> frightening moments during a mass inside the spokane, washington cathedral with. hundreds of worshipers gathered. a man suddenly standing up and. >> charging the altar. then attacking. >> one of the priests. >> trying to punch him in the face. >> all right. just calm down. it's okay, buddy. it's all right. it's okay. it's okay. it's all right. >> someone get the security guard! >> i thought it was kind of that situation where the guy was just running into the sanctuary, but clearly it was a potentially much more violent. >> parishioners and a security guard are seen rushing to the altar where they hold the man down until police arrived. the priest unharmed. >> i must say, all of us were pretty shaken.

when you get those taxis from here to newark airport, i'm first in line.>> see you soon. charles: speaking of progress, we haven't made much when it comes to government spending. do you know what the deficit is? talking first four months $800 billion. how can we really ever truly attack this? one of my favorite economists is coming up. maybe he'll have ideas. also jay powell shocking them down on ca capitol hill today. we'll cover that as well. be right back. ♪ in the jungle, welcome to the jungle ♪ baby: liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. baby: liberty! biberty: hey kid, it's pronounced "biberty." baby: liberty! biberty: biberty! baby: liberty! biberty: biberty! baby: liberty! biberty: bi-be-rty! baby: biberty! biberty: and now she's mocking me. very mature. mom: hey, that's enough you two! biberty: hey, i'm not the one acting like a total baby. mom: she's two. only pay for what you need ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: liberty. my parents worked hard for everything we h

host: let's talk to james in newark, new jersey. independent. caller: love c-span. love y'all. [indiscernible] hello? host: we are listening. caller: good. i really think it's a good deal. i know [indiscernible] i think it is a good deal. host: we don't know what the deal is yet, james. what do you think it would be? caller: john mccain in early 2000, he turned against me for that. what should happen to ukraine? the russian people, etc., etc. yeah. [indiscernible] the russian ukrainians should move to eastern ukraine. host: let's hear from more from secretary hegseth yesterday. [video] >> safeguarding european security must be an imperative for european members of nato. as part of this europe must provide the overwhelming share of future lethal and nonlethal aid to ukraine. members of this contact group must meet the moment. this means donating more ammunition and equipment, leveraging comparative advantages, expanding your defense industrial base, and importantly, leveling with your citizens about the threat facing europe. part of this is speaking frankly with your people abou

they got problems of having some issues at newark right now. and that's the deal. we've got these cold storms rolling across. we've had some snow to go along with that. and of course, the bitter cold temperatures that are really dangerous cold across a good part of the country. you see the storms rolling the east now on all that cold air rolling in across the great lakes. and guess what? they're going to see some of that lake effect. snow could see a good 6 inches as you make your way near the great lakes and mountain. they've got some winter weather advisories cold temperatures. you get he o- parts the south. we're talking about extremely cold weather or freeze warnings up for southern parts of texas all the way to laredo and even a florida. we're looking at some very cold weather. in fact, overnight lows, they're expected to be in the 20's, places like tampa and st. petersburg. so that cold gripped really handling the nation. right now. we've got more cold air on the way. in fact, looking at some long range models. now we're going to watch this system kind of mod

too, was once homeless, but now serves the community as a part of the molino foundation, based in newark. pettypiece says fremont's new ordinance will now allow homeless people and advocates to be penalized. >> and it also says that anybody aiding and abetting could be caught in that category. says they're not going to target them, but the ordinance makes it legal for them to. >> a city spokesperson says the term aiding and abetting is common language used by other cities regarding all code violations. fremont mayor raj salwan says the council's goal is to use enforcement only in extreme cases that threaten public safety. >> you can get food, you can get water, you can give a tent, you can help people. the only thing you can't do is you can't build tree houses, you know, on creeks, or you can't build large structures, which can be a fire hazard. they're not safe for the community, and they're also not safe for our unhoused individuals. >> sawant says the city has reduced homelessness by 21% in the last two years, created 2000 additional housing units, and continues to offer services and

if i'm getting my new students that are in newark, near the regular start until the cool impression is sort of fun. stashefsky additional points go preferred again or can excuse genius. this nation patient portion, per se, quit for it's sonya is really well for sure. what was good? i said it's the same as need. mean it's so horror should sway me a lot of our skin man beats him as a, as a quite teacher of suits of it is only room for personally receiving is only name. you know him so much that the little picture of i gazed through it with the outbreak of world war one. society was split, some simple into the russians. one other simpleton, germany, the problem is the grump, poland its own state of russia's defeat. opponents of russia were led by yoseph, those who, excuse the family defense. here's a bill, so i'll skip crunch the 0 to and they're just aggression nature domain. we're here . so it was recently the deal. you had a change in your precious duty to reviving the melodies, miscellaneous commonwealth, a 22 jump out and an assassination attempt. alexander, the 2nd, during the resea

. >>> it usually takes about 6 1/2 hours to fly from newark, new jersey, to dublin, ireland, but fordreds of united airlines passengers, the trip spanned four days. flight 23 was diverted to newfoundland in canada, this night because of a medical emergency on board. the passengers were stuck there partly because of blizzard conditions. a hotel put them up and fed them. they finally got off the ground this morning. >>> still ahead, is it a preview for the oscars? who won the top prizes in britain's movie awards. s in his face, hands, and feet called tardive dyskinesia, or td. so his doctor prescribed austedo xr— a once-daily, extended-release td treatment for adults. ♪ as you go with austedo ♪ austedo xr significantly reduced dan's td movements. some people saw a response as early as 2 weeks. with austedo xr, dan can stay on his mental health meds— (dan) cool hair! (vo) austedo xr can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, or have suicidal t

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john henry and l g. 0 at newark during the super bowl halftime show by hey, pump stock, hendrix amar, one of the performance review of the combined palestinian n sudanese flag. the man was detained and has been banned from future nfl events and stadiums. a company behind the performances, the protests was made a part of the show. and that's it for this news. our off for the, the news now on out is there. that'll be another news. our i should say in about 15 minutes from now with serial van may stay with us for top to object here and next. thank you for watching. the, the the, the risk of flooding continues and the central philippines and this must have clad here highs and attempted circulation. so that's a risk of funding for assisted right and comes into southern vietnam later on tuesday and probably last into wednesday. it doesn't mean it's surprising the dry in this problem, the lazy and southern side of that sumatra. hello sir, for this part of the one year, which is also the lazy side by side of right. however kind of on time and time towards eastern java. and so the way you see

wednesday at 10 p.m, they're already seeing some flooding on some of the smaller streams fremont, newarkrea, paseo padre. we are seeing parkway seeing some light to moderate rain. now. there has been some storm damage already due to flooding and wind. three reports this is going to go way up tomorrow. the flooding risk is increasing across a good chunk of the bay area for tomorrow. so let's take a look at that storm concerns that are coming up for flooding. it's high trees down, high power outages. it's a moderate to high likelihood. and mudslides are starting to become an issue as we head towards tomorrow. we've already seen one small mud and debris flow slide. temperatures in the 50s right now, as we look at a live picture from our exploratorium camera. raindrops on the lens. slippery roadways. you can see it here on the golden gate bridge level two system tonight. wet and windy. level three for tomorrow. heavy rain, damaging winds, potential for thunder and thursday we will see some more rain and wind coming our way. so this is a two. a moderate strength storm for tonight. rain, heavy

ago tonight, at 9:18, a continental express bombardier q-400 operated by colgan air took off from newark buffalo, new york. what happened next is tonight's "eye on america," reported by meg oliver. >> reporter: shortly after 10:00 p.m., flight 3407 fell out of the sky and into a house near buffalo. it was the 14th fatal crash of a u.s. airliner in 15 years. but the colgan air disaster would become a turning point in american aviation. this is where 50 lives were lost. in the following years, it was transformed from a tragic crash site into a memorial, a place for reflection, but for the families who lost loved ones, the fight that started here never stopped. >> she was brilliant, she was beautiful, and the life of the party. >> reporter: john and marilyn kausner's 24-year-old daughter elly was aboard flight 3407. how did you learn about the crash? >> our son. i got the call first. chris said there's been a plane crash, said there's no survivors. that's the only part of the call she heard. she fell on the floor. and my son said it was the worst sound he's ever heard in his life. >> you ne

. >>> it usually takes about 6 1/2 hours to fly from newark, new jersey, to dublin, ireland, but fordreds of united airlines passengers, the trip spanned four days. flight 23 was diverted to newfoundland in canada, thursday night because of a medical emergency on board. the passengers were stuck there partly because of blizzard conditions. a hotel put them up and fed them. they finally got off the ground this morning. >>> still ahead, is it a preview for the oscars? who won the top prizes in britain's movie awards. (vo) dan made progress with his mental health, but his medication caused unintentional movements in his face, hands, and feet called tardive dyskinesia, or td. so his doctor prescribed austedo xr— a once-daily, extended-release td treatment for adults. ♪ as you go with austedo ♪ austedo xr significantly reduced dan's td movements. some people saw a response as early as 2 weeks. with austedo xr, dan can stay on his mental health meds— (dan) cool hair! (vo) austedo xr can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attenti

the limits to have a dream container sta in your own adventure now counter and we in newark the hello can you watching? i'll just hear a quick reminder. lots of stories here. this allies ready for something up at least 23 residential buildings and the occupied westbank bloss talking to the janine refugee camp as israel steps operations in the area following the ceasefire and guns. as well as knowing some and striking central garza hitting the car and enjoying the piece for people that happens on our rushing road used by us demands returning to the homes in northern gulf and you a secretary of state, monica rubio has visited the panama canal, unlimited threats by president trump to seize control of it, kind of most president continues to insist. ownership is not off the discussion. so times on the says it's taking control of several towns seized by the power military rapids support forces in the east, central jersey or estate. the army blames garza for an attack on the market and call to him on saturday. that killed at least 56 people. even more wind ripples in the city news armies off

wednesday at 10 p.m, they're already seeing some flooding on some of the smaller streams fremont, newarkg parkway seeing some light to moderate rain. now. there has been some storm damage already due to flooding and wind. three reports this is going to go way up tomorrow. the flooding risk is increasing across a good chunk of the bay area for tomorrow. so let's take a look at that storm concerns that are coming up for flooding. it's high trees down, high power outages. it's a moderate to high likelihood. and mudslides are starting to become an issue as we head towards tomorrow. we've already seen one small mud and debris flow slide. temperatures in the 50s right now, as we look at a live picture from our exploratorium camera. raindrops on the lens. slippery roadways. you can see it here on the golden gate bridge level two system tonight. wet and windy. level three for tomorrow. heavy rain, damaging winds, potential for thunder and thursday we will see some more rain and wind coming our way. so this is a two. a moderate strength storm for tonight. rain, heavy in spots. flood watch for all

host: let's talk to james in newark, new jersey. independent. caller: love c-span. love y'all. [indiscernible] hello? host: we are listening. caller: good. i really think it's a good deal. i know [indiscernible] i think it is a good deal. host: we don't know what the deal is yet, james. what do you think it would be? caller: john mccain in early 2000, he turned against me for that. what should happen to ukraine? the russian people, etc., etc. yeah. [indiscernible] the russian ukrainians should move to eastern ukraine. host: let's hear from more from secretary hegseth yesterday. [video] >> safeguarding european security must be an imperative for european members of nato. as part of this europe must provide the overwhelming share of future lethal and nonlethal aid to ukraine. members of this contact group must meet the moment. this means donating more ammunition and equipment, leveraging comparative advantages, expanding your defense industrial base, and importantly, leveling with your citizens about the threat facing europe. part of this is speaking frankly with your people abou

. >>> 16 years ago this week a continental express passenger jet took off from newark, new jersey on 53-minute flight to buffalo, new york. it never made it. meg oliver spoke to the families of those on board still working to keep their loved ones' memories alive. >> reporter: shortly after 10:00 p.m. flight 3407 fell out of the sky and into a house near buffalo. it was the 14th fatal crash of a u.s. airliner in 15 years. but the colgan air disaster would become a turning point in american aviation. this is where 50 lives were lost. in the following years it was transformed from a tragic crash site into a memorial, a place for reflection. but for the families who lost loved ones the fight that started here never stopped. >> she was brilliant. she was beautiful. and the life of the party. >> reporter: john and marilyn kausner's 24-year-old daughter ellie was aboard flight 3407. >> how did you learn about the crash? >> our son. i got the call first and chris said there's been a plane crash. he said there's no survivors. that's the only part of the call she heard. she fell on the floor.

partnership for public service and non nonpartin to track political appointees found trump had seen newarkions at this point again this is 2018 an average rate of 81 days for confirmation. why do you need 81 days? you don't trumps nominees have experienced significantly more lag time than those appointed by recent presidents. of the roughly 1200 positions that require senate confirmation the partnership for public servipublicservices identified y positions excluding judicial and military appointments. 640 its latest data shows 144 key trump nominees currently awaiting senate confirmation. the democrats are shredding the constitution. the intent of the founders the democrats are shredding this last election the intent of the voters, the will of the people because they want to stop trump from implementing effectively the policies that he ran on. they don't want them to exercise the power of a president by they do not want him to have his cabinet. my position has been this. a couple of these nominees i'm not that excited with the labor secretary, you have got the deputy secretary that was jus

newark police department inspector and fox news contributor paul morrow. how is this happening?of contract law. the rub is in the past, a full out effort to repair immediately, the nypd or any police department needs and they take a pay cut to advance their careers is ridiculous. david: i'm also thinking how many billions being spent on illegal migrants during the previous administration must get under their skin as well. >> cops read the papers like everybody else, aware of the fact that misallocation of funds, their job is being made harder by the fact, they make the residents to pay the taxes safer. instead of going to pay for housing care and feeding for people who never paid into this country. for shelters and as part of organize, and activity. david: with ice on the march even in sanctuary cities like new york, the crime situation, violent illegal migrants walking the streets must be going down in number, must make a little easier for the police. >> you see less on the street though it is tough to use that metric because right now, very cold winter in new york and as a res

obviously covid and covid cover-up, intellectual property theft for decades then we see newark's editor party is under fire after being spotted in several photos he is standing alongside a chinese communist party official all wrapped up in red scarves, chen lee posted the photos on x showing the senate minority leader multiple chinese festivals in new york city celebrating the year of the snake. lee publicly denied china's genocide against the uighurs. your thoughts on the pictures exposing chuck schumer having a ball with a communist. >> there's also pictures of chuck schumer waving a chinese flag. this is a real problem for the democratic party in new york they've seen chinese-americans is a rich source of votes so they ended up with the disturbing connections with the communist party united front work department, that subverts foreign governments. clearly it's not just schumer. you had linda who was an aide to cuomo and the current governor of new york kathy hochul all of these problems in new york city with mayor adam staff. this goes on and on and on. the democratic party of new yo

. ♪ >>> on february 12, 2009, a flight from newark to buffalo crashed during landing killing all 49 onon the ground. for 15 years there was not another major commercial airplane crash in the united states until wednesday night. mid air collision of a military helicopter witha regional jet over washington and the crash of a small plane in philadelphia friday were tragic and shocking disasters in an area of extraordinary aviation safety. our nbc correspondent has our sunday focus. >> twin tragedies in the air this past week. six people on a med vac plane and at least one on the ground killed when it plummeted to earth in philadelphia, the crash two days after an army black hawk helicopter collided with american airlines regional jet liner over potomac river at reagan national airport. 67 lives lost. the first major fatal commercial plane crash in the united states since 2009. in the wake of the collision, sean duffey had a clear message for american public. >> when americans take off in airplanes they should expect to land at the destination. >>> a recent study found that flying has neve

the three new york city airports, laguardia, newark and ken -- kennedy, have canceled about 5-6% of flights logan, 15% of the flights scheduled outbound. it's beginning to the stay chillier than average in the northeast. we've got a series of storms, the next one is tuesday and and tuesday night. new york city south, in the boston really. it's going to be -- not boston. philly, baltimore, d.c., roanoke, richmond. and then another one here wednesday night and thursday and yet another one next weekend. so stay tuned, hang on the your hats. it's going to be a rollicking winter week from now until next weekend. keep an wry on fox weather, and we'll keep you updated. 4 inches this morning, can't wait to see all the a sledders9 out here in a matter of hours. back to you in new york city. rah. rachel: thanks, mike. you stay warm. charlie: we're here for the rollicking. rachel: i like that. [laughter] rachel: all right. well, president trump is leading the fight against anti-christian bias. the message targeted to pro-life advocates and catholics, next. ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . ) ruri nev

they op-ed editorial, trump's lawfare backbiters and he thought it would save newark mayor adams andissue trying to clean up the city. there is a lot happening in new york city right now. stated that teacher said to "the new york post," it is ridiculous to pay to go to new york city and to go to work. so they want to build back inroads, no pun intended, with democrats and supporting congestion pricing, probably would not be the way to do it here to speak of the average individual, by the way, these are small businesses being penalized. >> todd: i thought that video of kathy hochul sort of encapsulated up everything that is wrong with society. people cheering aren't the ones that will be paying the toll. the people cheering are happy that someone else's money is going to this. that is wrong! these people are not the ones that have to suffer. >> they say they want to fix the subways, the bureaucrats in the state. pointing the finger at al binet but all that cost overruns and e wasted money in money. >> carley: if they pay enough taxes already. >> everybody else is sick of their money b

what led to united flight 23 from newark to dublin to be diverted to newfoundland, grounded for days with a cardinal on board. how he helped passengers make the best of it. >> gio: the latest on that deadly terror attack in austria. six people stabbed. what we're learning this morn about the motive. >> rebecca: new overnight. elon musk's team looking to gain access to an irs data system with personal tax information of millions of americans. rachel scott with the latest reporting. >> linsey: also this morning luigi mangione breaks his silence from behind bars in his first message since his arrest. >> gio: terrifying tunnel crash. smoke billowing from inside a 1200 foot tunnel in wyoming. what led to the fire on the interstate? >> rebecca: let's get this unscrambled. egg prices soaring with no end in sight. what to know this morning. >> gio: a startling sight on the ice. not one, not two, but three fights in the first nine seconds of the face-off between the u.s. and canada at the 4 nations tournament. ♪ >> rebecca: and a super night. the big win for our will reeve and his siblings at

too, was once homeless, but now serves the community as a part of the molino foundation, based in newark. pepe says fremont's new ordinance will now allow homeless people and advocates to be penalized. >> and it also says that anybody aiding and abetting could be caught in that category. says they're not going to target them, but the ordinance makes it legal for them to. >> a city spokesperson says the term aiding and abetting is common language used by other cities regarding all code violations. fremont mayor raj salwan says the council's goal is to use enforcement only in extreme cases that threaten public safety. >> you can get food, you can get water, you can give a tent, you can help people. the only thing you can't do is you can't build tree houses, you know, on creeks, or you can't build large structures, which can be a fire hazard. they're not safe for the community, and they're also not safe for our unhoused individuals. >> sawant says the city has reduced homelessness by 21% in the last two years, created 2000 additional housing units, and continues to offer services and resour

and then once you land over towards fremont and newark, boy, it's pouring as you try to make treks on. 238 heading to 680. we have rain now with that nasty five 8680 corridor. and also in the north bay, plentiful precipitation now falling from hillsboro all the way to the golden gate bridge, san francisco along the peninsula, half moon bay to santa cruz. it's raining, but this is all pre-frontal moisture. it's light. we got the heaviest rain coming tonight. it's live. it's our weather camera looking out toward san francisco, where the winds are light at this hour. but these winds are going to ramp up in the overnight hours. and that's why we have a high wind warning that goes into effect at 3:00 in the morning from the portions of the north bay coastline streaming across san francisco, encompassing the san mateo coastline all the way into the santa cruz mountains, there will be some downed trees because the ground is saturated and the winds will blow up to 45 and 50mph, a wind advisory in effect for our inland areas and bayside as well. in addition to that, a flood watch is in effect

we had dinner with officers from newark. and from philadelphia. right thing. they want to collaborate with ice. i think yesterday's meeting -- i came to new york city. i wasn't going to leave without nothing. i did the last time. i told him i'm not leaving until i got something. and we got -- back into rikers that's huge. other things we are working on. i'm hoping and now i got him on the couch in front of millions of people he can't back away from this now. right? i think you are going to see things move in the right direction. i really truly believe that. >> we don't want to impression there is no collaboration around criminal justice. we collaborated with ice to take down a very dangerous gang member trying to put grenades in our city. fought with a gun. there is real collaboration with hide da, our criminal justice apparatus on the city state and federal level. we want ice to be part of that as well. >> steve: you have been in the news all week. >> yes. >> steve: the department of justice dropped the criminal corruption charges against you the

it eventually became in newark in the 1800s. and they were responding to this, quote unquote, epidemic of children being abandoned, infants being abandoned on stoops and basically they created and operate us so that women who were in really desperate situations could leave their abandoned the child's anonymous early and then the child would be baptized. and if they lived which they didn't always live, they if they made it to toddlerhood, they would be sent on an orphan train to, some new family. and those kid, those kids were usually adopt like adopted. it was still an indenture agreement. modern adoption is really only from like the 1920s, 1930s on like the way we think of adoption now as a legal entity didn't really exist in the 1800s. but you know, i was the pro-life movement is very much in line with that because we have something similar now, which these like safe haven babies drop boxes as they're in in all 50 states. there are safe haven laws that that protect parents if they if they relinquish an infant at certain locati

too, was once homeless, but now serves the community as a part of the molino foundation, based in newark. pepe says fremont's new ordinance will now allow homeless people and advocates to be penalized. >> and it also says that anybody aiding and abetting could be caught in that category. says they're not going to target them, but the ordinance makes it legal for them to. >> a city spokesperson says the term aiding and abetting is common language used by other cities regarding all code violations. fremont mayor raj salwan says the council's goal is to use enforcement only in extreme cases that threaten public safety. >> you can get food, you can get water, you can give a tent, you can help people. the only thing you can't do is you can't build tree houses, you know, on creeks, or you can't build large structures, which can be a fire hazard. they're not safe for the community, and they're also not safe for our unhoused individuals. >> sawant says the city has reduced homelessness by 21% in the last two years, and created 2000 additional housing units and continues to offer services and res

pass this ordinance and you waste money to move people around maybe over to newark until we push them back your way. i like everybody else don't like to see the homelessness street. i don't want to smell the urine either. i don't want to see the garbage, but the solution has to work. it can't just be that you push them from one corner to another. >> the ordinance makes it illegal for homeless people to camp out on public property city streets, sidewalks and parks as well. it also makes it a misdemeanor for those caught aiding and abetting the homeless punishable with $1000 fine and 6 months in jail council approved the measure. 61 around 11, 30 last night. >> lets second continue to work together. axes. let's continue to work together. so we can help our unhoused individuals so we don't want we don't want have. >> we want to head up. but at the same time to go you help paralyzed people. we're just associate just helping his out to the point. where do we go with american values? because >> the mayor tells us the city will not punish people for helping the homeless, but it will punish t

. >> we try to get more girls off the phone and in the rose and it's newark native brought her daughterrst ever competition. proud to see this happening in the place. she calls home. >> and cloud for will continue to honor black history all month. so be sure to tune in right here okron 4 for our special honoring bck history. it's coming up on february twenty-seventh at 06:30pm. it's hosted by well bell and reyna harvey. still ahead, we're taking a closer look at how the bay area responded to the growing drug addiction crisis. >> among veterans on this day in the bay. >> i'm son of a we take a look back at how the bay area dress for drug addiction. >> among soldiers returning from the vietnam war in 1971, there was an estimated 40,000 soldiers and veterans dealing with addiction. >> a vietnam vet plan medic. and the next more thing when we set up a perimeter shot, more thing for the first that i can rationalize why i was there. and what i was doing there. >> troubled by their experiences. many soldiers turned to morphine, which was easily accessible to that during the war as the war star

. >> we try to get more girls off the phone and in the rose and that's newark native brought her daughterr first ever competition. proud to see this happening in the place. she calls home. kron 4 will continue to honor blk history all month long. make sure you tune in right here on kron for our special honoring lack history on february 27th at 06:30pm. >> hosted by noelle bellow and rain. harvey. still ahead here at noon with. >> what ball season officially over. fans are now looking towards baseball and we'll see what's next for the a's as they prepare for their new season in sacramento. >> with the nfl season officially over for a lot of people. the focus now turns to baseball and the athletics are set to begin playing at sutter health park in sacramento next month. reporter we niche spoke with the community about the excitement and what to expect. >> 23 different. chat has been a fan since 1972. so ecstatic. the kings of created such community and culture here. i think the a's will do the same. >> is fans here are ready for their team to call west sacramento home. >> at least for now,

pass this ordinance and you waste money to move people around maybe over to newark until we push themback your way. criminalizing the on house and those who help them is inhumane. >> and wrong and every way for a city that claims to be compassionate. the ordinance makes it illegal for homeless people to camp on public property in fremont. they have propane tanks. they have fireworks. >> they have disturbances at night. and if it there's a lot of debris. there's a lot of wood. there's a lot of dry brush. if you were to catch on fire, our homes will be the first to go and then we would be homeless. people caught aiding and abetting the homeless could face a misdemeanor. $1000 fine and 6 months in jail. i'm like everybody else don't like to see the homelessness street. i don't want to smell the urine either. i don't want to see the garbage, but the solution has to work. it can't just be that you push them from one corner to another. after much debate council approved the measure in his 6 to one vote. >> less second continue to work together. axes. let's continue to work together. so we c

a whack him all game pass this ordinance and you waste money to move people around maybe over to newark until we push them back your way. criminalizing the on house and those who help them is inhumane. >> and wrong and every way for a city that claims to be compassionate. the ordinance makes it illegal for homeless people to camp on public property in fremont. they have propane tanks. they have fireworks. >> they have disturbances at night. and if it there's a lot of debris. there's a lot of wood. there's a lot of dry brush. if you were to catch on fire, our homes will be the first to go and then we would be homeless. people caught aiding and abetting the homeless could face a misdemeanor. $1000 fine and 6 months in jail. i'm like everybody else don't like to see the homelessness street. i don't want to smell the urine either. i don't want to see the garbage. >> but the solution has to work. it can't just be that you push them from one corner to another. after much debate council approved the measure in his 6 to one vote less second continue to work together. axes. let's continue to wor

look at the heavy rain from redwood city across the bay, all the way into the fremont and newark areathe tri-valley. that nasty five 8680 corridor is pretty sloppy right now. and then we head into the north bay, where novato has plentiful rain showers. this is a powerful system. it's big. it's textbook perfect. look how tightly coiled up it is. and then the frontal boundary streams all the way back to the hawaiian islands. so that's tapping into that subtropical moisture. it's an atmospheric river. so here we go. overnight, 2:00 in the morning, you're going to hear those raindrops on the rooftops. you're going to hear the wind blowing as well. so you wake up at seven, 8:00 in the morning or you hit the road, then pretty much dry as far as precipitation is concerned. but the roadways are a mess. then at high noon again, here comes another line of heavy showers, and then at 4:00 in the afternoon, and then at 8:00 in the evening, and then hit miss scattered showers in the overnight hours until you wake up and hit the road again on friday morning. smattering of showers until about 4:00. i