mexico governor michelle one version deliver her state of state address from the capitol building and santa fe enduring remark she highlighted her policy achievements over the past year and discuss the issues of education, good control and climate change pretty this is about 50 minutes. [applause] [applause] [background sounds]. [applause] [applause] >> you'll me know if they do anything inappropriately want you. okay let's have a seat. [background sounds]. >> good afternoon, lt. governor, speaker martinez senate pro tem stuart, leader jc, leader wish minority leader dewayne - thank you all for being here today grateful to all of her lawmakers and tribal leaders here today and a tireless effort. i don't think my family including my daughter taylor, my brother gregory, gregory's granddaughter. [background sounds]. >> and am looking for the spot heard any was here today representing her father, member of the mexicoo national abroad and i especially want to recognize my has been become of the first manning, who like all of you know, i run on caffeine. [laughter] [laughter] [applause] >> most of a

governor michelle lujan grisham delivered her state of the state address on the capitol building at santa fe. during her remarks, she highlighted her policy achievements over the past year and discuss the issues of education, gun-control and climate change. this is about 50 minutes. . >> i want to thank my family. they are here today representing who is a member of the new mexico national guard. i especially want to recognize my husband, the first man, who, like all of you know i run on caffeine. [applause] [laughter] most of all, i want to thank my fellow new mexicans who are building the tomorrow that we will share together. i am grateful for your participation, for your willingness to face big and act boldly to address the challenges we face. when i became governor in 2019, i promised an incredibly strong foundation for economic prosperity. in the years since then, it has become second nature to associate new mexico with the jobs of today and tomorrow. if you want a great career, new mexico is the place to be. if you want -- if you are looking for a place to start a new business and have

the santa fe sharks are making a wish come true for one young fan.we want to show you 12-year-old addison capri, also known as sissy. she is a diehard sharks fan who also has a rare and painful disorder. a nonprofit shared her story with the san jose sharks, and after hearing it, the team jumped into action. today, the players got to watch the team practice. she even had a chance to get on the ice. >> it's pretty crazy. i don't know, i'm it's really exciting. >> being huge sharks fans, it's awesome. it's unbelievable. we are pinching ourselves every second. >> tomorrow, they will be back at the center to see the sharks face the anaheim ducks. were told there's another gift in store for sissy, like writing the zamboni. a new report names the barrie area school district the best in the day. school ranking and review site niche gave top honors to palo alto unified school district. was also named the 16th best school district in the country. the list also names the best high school in the state with palo alto's gone high coming in at number 3. and palo a

and right here in santa fe, kevin rapids led volunteers in hundreds of hours of work cleaning up hundreds of pounds of trash but by doing this work together we can show our commitment and deepen our connections to our shared home. through all of these actions, in our economy and infrastructure, housing and healthcare, education, public safety, we can continue to build a new mexico that reflects the pride we have always felt for our state. here's the thing, pride does not mean complacency. the new mexicans don't ignore challenges, we don't wait for problems to disappear and we don't focus solely on the tasks of today at the expense of days to come. instead, we envision a brighter future. this is the strength at the heart of new mexico. a place where new ideas take place and breakthroughs are born. i love this state. from our beautiful landscapes to our vibrant culture and extraordinary people. all of us. that is where progress is. [applause] >> we are small but we are mighty. we are a small state with big ideas, we are an expansive state packed with creative energy. estate with the courage

it's the same system that blanketed santa fe, new mexico, with snow yesterday.inter storm alerts are posted from north carolina to maine. the system will bring a mix of snow and freezing rain starting tomorrow. heavy snow could fall in pennsylvania and new england, and some areas could see 6 to 12 inches of snow. high winds are also forecast. new york city's central park, which is expecting a snowfall drought is expected to dodge any major snow. >>> overseas now and a u.s. military air strike in baghdad killed a high-ranking militia commander blamed for attacks on american forces in iraq. yesterday's drone strike on the headquarters killed the deputy head of operations in baghdad. the militia said the attack killed two people and wounded five others. iraq's government condemned the bombing. >>> i.s.i.s. is claiming responsibility for wednesday's suicide bombings in iran that killed nearly 100 people. it happened during a ceremony honoring a top iranian general who was killed in a u.s. drone strike in 2020. i.s.i.s. said two men detonated explosive belts in the c

, there all this happens for 20 seconds, they jump to the situation in the argentine province of santa febout argentina’s readiness, if the ecuadorians do not have enough strength to send forces there security. argentine security forces involved in resolving the ecuadorian internal conflict is a very interesting thing, to say the least. further, the united states, of course, were very dissatisfied with president korea at one time , they were very pleased with the arrival of his replacement, let me remind you of the episode that jill biden on the eve of the summit of the americas in los angeles, where, where biden invited some and did not allow others, she i also came to ecuador, that is, there was a special attitude there, well, if you look back in history there since the forties the american base begins on the golopogorsky islands. but i think that now everything is without the interests that exist in ecuador, they exist, the americans have them, they have very serious ones, the chinese have them, russia has them, but everyone, of course , is horrified by what is happening, i repeat, tha

special prosecutors brought the case before a grand jury in santa fe this week, months after receiving a new analysis of the gun that was used. >> now we turn to the heated senate race here in california to fill the seat. once held by the late dianne feinstein. and this monday, the top four candidates in the race will face off in their first debate, which will air right here on ktvu for more, we're joined now by alex michaelson, host of our political show. the issue is who will be moderating that debate on monday? alex, it is good to see you and we are looking forward to hearing from these candidates. >> yeah, it's going to be a lot of fun. monday night at 6:00 right here at ktvu, 6 to 730. the four candidates on stage are adam schiff, steve garvey, katie porter and barbara lee. this week i caught up with the oakland congresswoman who is here in southern california for the kingdom day parade andut whn the campaign right now. >> well, my strategy is to speak directly to the voters, making sure the voters know that i see them. make sure making sure voters know my experience. what i have

. >> ellos son peso, pluma, visa, rap j balvin, santa fe lana del rey y karim leon entre otros, recordemosrnia. >> uno dice que se la pasa espectacular. >> no, no he estado todavia cochada, pero si dicen que es un gran tambien al ser el primer titular latino. >> exactamente, y peso pluma estuvo invitado de bqg, este ano va como uno de los grandes nombres para protagonizar este festival. >> que bueno por el. >> bueno, cambiamos de tema y pasamos al mundo de la moda y les cuento que pharrell william, el cantante, presento su segunda coleccion para la casa de moda louis vuitton y se inspiro en la reciente pelicula de martin scorsese, los asesinos de la luna hay muchas prendas de jeans, sombreros, camisas de estilo cowboy y botas cejanas. >> y hay dos latinos que llamaron muchisimo la atencion y estuvieron en primera fila como invitados. >> ellos son raul alejandro y osuna, que no se perdieron ni un solo detalle. >> ahora les digo algo, raul alejandro puede que le presten la ropa, pero es una compra porque es llegar con un abrigo de esos, kiki. >> ojala. >> tengo que encanto, esta mu buena la

norah, good evening, first major winter storm aiming for the northeast, or just across the west, santa fe, tomorrow moves terrain into the south, rain snow mix with the mid-atlantic, across northern states. wound up going into saturday evening. heavy snow, pennsylvania, northbound from there. potentially bombing out off the coast of massachusetts, high winds, coastal flooding could be an issue before the entire system pulls out by sunday evening. notice a big swath of snow. 5-8 inches, small pockets more than a foot. after that winter storm thin comes across the country and produces heavy snow likely across the midwest, kansas city, chicago, detroit, cleveland, all on the hook for significant snow early next week. >> norah: a lot to walk look out for. mike bettes, thank you. breaking news tonight is even more court documents are being relreleased related to sex offer jeffrey epstein. from a lawsuit against ghislaine maxwell. here is cbs's nancy chen. >> reporter: after years of highly publicized allegations that jeffrey epstein provided high-profile men with underage women, these newly-re

fue al estadio a disfrutar del equipo de sus amores colón de santa fe, sin sin olvidarse de la cosa máspor tu equipo y solidaridad también con la familia, que no hay excusa y que pueda disfrutar de su deporte. >> pero a la vez apoyando también a la mamá, claro. me quedé pensando en los links de eminem, que bueno fue y que le mandó ese mensaje. yo creo que si llegan a derrotar a los buccaneers va a necesitar un mensaje aún más fuerte porque se iría en contra los 49ers y ahí sí no creo. >> bueno, lo dices muy bien. en el deporte hay muchas cábalas. el problema es que no sé qué mensaje le pueda enviar, por ejemplo, a patrick mahomes de los chiefs o a josh allen de los bills. pero algo se inventará que le ponga base y ya suena más de rap. si alguien sabe improvisar es eminem. >> eso sí, gracias, gracias. thanks. enseguida. más vamos a hablar de las bajas temperaturas en texas. tiene que ver eso? porque están obligando a las autoridades a rescatar a las tortugas marinas afectadas por este temporal. los detalles al regreso. y recuerde que puedes seguirnos en los medios sociales. aquí los tien

lapd says they'd been responding to a shooting in the area and heard the gunfire on porter between santa fe mateo. they recovered dozens of shell casings. i got lucky. >> i got lucky. i have a have a guardian angel, for sure. >> one of his passengers had a graze wound and was bleeding. but as a former army medic, he knew what to do. but his thoughts are with the young woman. he couldn't help killed on new year's day. he says, because she was trying to have fun when others wanted a fight. >> and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast wrap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> new at 11 an old military bomb washed ashore right near santa cruz over the holiday weekend. these photos from the santa cruz county sheriff's office show the bomb that appeared in the dunes just a few miles southeast of santa cruz. this morning, officials called in a bomb squad as precaution when the team determined the bomb was not active and then safely removed it from the beach. the sheriff'

authorities say six live rounds were found on the movie set in santa fe, new mexico. just how they got there remains a central question in this case. tonight in court documents, prosecutors say their investigation "developed substantial evidence that ms. gutierrez brought the live rounds onset when she first began work on the film," a claim gutierrez denies. gutierrez now facing involuntary manslaughter and other charges after the revolver actor alec baldwin was rehearsing with fired a live bullet, killing cinematographer halyna hutchins and injuring director joel souza. tonight, her lawyers saying in a statement, "the state unquestionably lacks authority to prosecute on this charge." adding, "their response to vitriolic personal attacks to obscure the facts and truth is more of the same unprofessional conduct that we have seen throughout the case." alec baldwin, newly charged, waved a virtual arraignment that was scheduled for tomorrow. he's pleading not guilty, david. >> david: mola, thank you. >>> tonight, the economy, and even with consumer confidence rising and t

has its origins across the west, snow in places like santa fe, new mexico.s to rain into the south. snow across the middle of the country. and then a rain-snow mix in the mid-atlantic, with heavier snow across the northern states. really getting wound up going into saturday evening. heavy snow forming in pennsylvania, northbound there. potentially bombing out off the coast of massachusetts, high winds, heavy snowfall, coastal flooding could be an issue before the entire system pulls out by sunday evening. notice, though, a big swath of snow here. many locations, 5 or more inches of snow, small pockets where we get more than a foot. then after that, we look at winter storm finn comes across the middle of the country and produces heavy snow likely across the midwest, kansas city, chicago, detroit, and cleveland, norah, all on the hook for significant snow early next week. >> norah: a lot to look out for. mike bettes, thank you so much. there is more breaking news tonight, as even more court documents are being released related to sex offender jeffrey epstein.

the price of the santa fe audit, for example, has gone up 73 percent in just one week from around the world. the conservative use on your government has emphasized that piece is all right to military strength, dismissing his predecessors, policy of engagement with the north, unique perspective of africans. i'm willing to change the streets because of the sense of urgency that we have. if we don't know more and more lots of voices, you don't often hear trouble. nations do stand with paula spine. it's the same struggle share of displacement. connect with our community and talking to conversations you will find elsewhere. you see where the political establishment is in terms of justifying genocide, brand new episodes of the stream on which is your sleeping under the hot sun. collecting limitless energy. so no room try hoses down the so the panels on his roof for decades, the number line on the diesel shipped in a great expense with grounds from the australian government. the island built itself a so the grid now they can capture and store fully energy. they need kind on state fits future

. >> afuera, en la intersección del segundo y santa fe, hay muestras de la fogata que testigos dicen negocio y dijo que siguen llevándose a cabo reuniones con las autoridades para tratar de poner un alto a las tomas de sus calles, pero nada en concreto. >> una de los problemas más grandes que tenemos es que no tenemos los recursos ni los ni el personal adecuado para poder atender y ponerle un fin a estos incidentes. >> vecinos dicen que el apoderamiento de calles no es nada nuevo para compton, pero su paciencia se ha agotado. >> carísimo. vivir aquí carísimo , poner un negocio y que vengan alguien que no tiene nada que ver no paga impuestos. vagos, vengan y destruyan nuestra comunidad. basta ya! >> y piden que las autoridades actúen ahora. y las leyes castiguen a los participantes con decomisos y destrucción de los autos. >> esto es una de las cosas que se están tratando de implementar cargos más fuertes para que de esa forma los sospechosos y los criminales que están haciendo estos actos sepan y que les duela. en donde más duele que son en sus bolsillos y que les cueste el tener que

host:let's go to santa fe, new mexico.g fast for young people. the government is going more towards governance. the one world order -- they are pushing stuff that is not even real like thethere is a climatet it is not that that big of a problem that we cannot control. not this global new world order. our jobs are going to china. election -- he did not lose it. it was taken from him. everything is gog to china. the border is wide open and drugs are coming in. there are a lot of people who get hooked on drugs. some people can say no, but others, if you have bad, you do what they do. they are damaging us but the gmo's. it is a sad world. ■everything is going bad. we need talk again. biden is crooked and his son is crooked. they are making with china, with russia, with are paying for this war. so, no. i do not see the market the way it was. we are going backwards really fast. host: we got it. we heard the candidates. [video clip] >> hall scheduled earlier today and then this. i had the morning where usually candidates sleepn a

let's speak to charles chafer in santa fe, new mexico. he is the ceo of celestis. so, i mean you...ies involved? ~ , ., ., _ involved? well let me start out by saying. you _ involved? well let me start out by saying. you name _ involved? well let me start out by saying, you name some _ involved? well let me start out by saying, you name some people i involved? well let me start out by i saying, you name some people that involved? well let me start out by - saying, you name some people that we had two missions flying on this rocket. and the mission with the star trek celebrities and the president's is a completely successful mission headed, reaching deep space 150 million km out, going into a permanent heliocentric orbit. so that mission is a great success. to answer your question, we don't quite know what is going to happen yet because the peregrine spacecraft is reaching what's called a trans lunar injection that's already 80% of the way to the moon for our clients we told him we would get them successfully on that trajectory. we did not guarantee that they would land on the moon.

drive another 7 miles to the white barn as they pick their way across the santa fe trail one of the boysboy with the car did not think his parents would let him go. the other two charlie and his best friend, some of you might know if we said that name 50 years ago everybody inwo the rom would know edgar so some of the most famous foreign correspondence of the 20th century. it was the first to westerner to meats, interview and rate. was the kind of friends charlie had there's a little forrest gump in charlie progresses a lot of forrest gump. they weren't sure their parents would let them go but they liked the idea they all told their parents are going to go work in the fields in kansas for a littley while. make some money for college. they went and kept going west. through calamities, the car breaking down at one point they had a major malfunction in the middle of the arizona mojave moe desert which is not a good h ple to have your cart break down before telephones. pushing the car i over the past because it wasn't powered enough to get up over the mountains. waking up one morning on the

now, a santa fe becomes the third major u.s.r of insulin to offer a 35 dollar per month price cap, at least on what people are paying out of pocket for their medications. now, this may be kind of complicated for people to access, they may have to go to the drugmaker was websites and downloaded coupon, but at least this now becomes available across the board from these three major manufacturers. now, more than 8 million people in the united states depend on insulin to live. according to the american diabetes association, a quarter of those people have, at one point, needed to ration their medicine in order to pay for it. that can have really severe health consequences. another thing going into effect, starting january 1st, is decreases in the list prices of insulin's. of more than 70%. now, the list price is the actual price of medicine before insurance kicks in, or any rebates or discounts are paid back into the system. now, the reason why that is actually happening is because a biden administration, 2021 law. the american rescu

since the santa fe real allocate electoral votes, that same outcome today state by state, it was 303 to 2:35, but this is the state of play where we start what could be the longest, the longest general election in our history. not too long for americans, forgive me why stretch this out. if you look at the polling governor haley is right when she says, she is a stronger candidate against joe biden right now. donald trump and joe biden read about, i'm no clear leader pull. the problem is republican voters are listening to her because they think he can still win, and anderson here's where we are. if you look at the polling in the states, you talked a smart people in the states. this was the map two years ago. most people tell you democrats might argue publicly not, privately. that are most definite cross the sun belt state, trump would win. yes that autoworkers endorsement might help. i was a michigan a couple weeks ago, young voters are mad at the papers, arab american in michigan are there fears. so for now, if it were tomorrow and it's not trump would win. i don't think there's any q

and so they picked their way, you know, across the old santa, santa fe. one of the boys, the boy with car, didn't think his parents would let him go. the two, charlie and his best friend, edgar snow. edgar snow, some of you might know if we'd said that name 50 years ago. everybody, the room would know. edgar snow. he's one of the most famous foreign correspondents of the 20th century. he was the first westerner to meet and interview and write about mao zedong. so that's the kind of friends that charlie had, there's a lot of the little forest gump. and in such a charlie, a lot of. they were sure edgar at ed and charlie were sure their parents would them go but they liked the idea of tricking the parents. anyway, it sounded like fun. they all told their parents were going to go work in the fields in kansas for a little while, make some money for college, and they went and then just kept going west through, you know, calamities of car breaking down. at one point they had a major malfunction in the middle, the arizona, mojave, which is not a good place to to

scott momaday has died at his home in santa fe, new mexico.oneer of modern native american literature and its culture and oral tradition shaped his novels, essays, and poetry. his debut novel, "house made of dawn," won the pulitzer prize for fiction in 1969. n. scott momaday was 89 years old. still to come on the “newshour”" tamara keith and amy walter break down the latest political headlines. a psychiatrist advocates for reforming america's approach to gun safety. and an effort to honor the music written by prisoners at auschwitz. >> this is the "pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine will soon enter its third year. now, u.s. support for ukraine is in question because of republican resistance on capitol hill. nato's secretary general is here in washington this week, and he spoke with our nick schifrin from the pentagon a short time ago. nick: secretary general js stoltenberg, welcome back to the "ne

he's referring to the conduct of the santa fe sheriff's office. work against them and part of the entire investigation. so, it really did get messy and one of the things you have to consider as you are looking at this is the overlay of the local politics, you know. it's an area that does make money from the movie industry, apparently, and you know, there's a lot of -- there was civil suits, a lot of legal process going on, and there are people that have been given jobs on the movie that continued. they continued to make that film. and you know, it's going to get very local and very nested i think very gossipy and sort of like a soap opera, but ultimately i think you are right, john, it's going to come down to the question of the gun and the fact they did it with the facsimile. >> sandra: all right, paul, we are going to take a quick break as we continue to report the breaking news of baldwin's attorneys by another source, saying we look forward to our day in court. more when we return. and wakes up feeling like himself. get the rest to be your bes

at 10:00 this morning santa fe amin etta airport will unveil a 6-foot-tall statue to honor norman minetae started as san jose mayor before turning to congress where he served for 22 years. he later became u.s. transportation secretary during the george w. bush administration. today's dedication ceremony takes place where the new statue stands in terminal b baggage claim. nice tribute. >>> resale ticket prices for the 49ers game this weekend are rising faster than the hottest silicon valley stock. >> according to tick pick standing room only is going for more than $700. the lower level seats near midfield, approaching $1,000 a pop. insiders say the resale prices right now are only second to last year's niners/eagles championship game. for a lot of fans football is about family and we are talking about very generous family. we spoke to one fan going to the game along with his uncle and another fan taking his brother. let's just say that the niners are getting the lion share of love here. >> my brother is coming down for a birthday celebration, so he got some tickets for us. >> jared goff,

it has its origins today across the west with snow in places like santa fe, new mexico.. snow across the middle of the country. then a rain/snow mix in the mid-atlantic with heavier snow saturday across our northern states. really getting wound up going into saturday evening. heavy snow forming for us pennsylvania and northbound from there. the low potentially bombing out over the coast of massachusetts. high winds, heavy snowfall rates, coastal flooding could be an issue before the entire system pulls out by sunday evening. notice, though, a big swath of snow here. many locations, five or more inches of snow. small pockets where we get more than a foot. then after that, we look at winter storm finn that comes in across the middle of the country and then produces some very heavy snow likely across the midwest. kansas city, chicago, detroit and cleveland all on the hook for significant snow early next week. >> a lot to look out for. mike bettes, thank you so much. >>> last night remember we showed you this shocking video of a three-time felon attacking a las vegas judge.

less than a week ago a burlington northern santa fe train derailed in my state of washington spilling 5000 gallons of diesel, near a very sensitive aquatic ecosystem. these are important issues for all of america and we look forward to working in a bipartisan basis on this problem. a fire department needs to do with the hazardous materials and we will be asking you what congress can do to better equip the firefighters who had to respond. these derailments have occurred during ath concerning trend. that is, we can't have railroads adopt operating models both on just cutting costs to achieve higher profits and then have higher accident rates. we need to invest in the modernization of equipment that will provide the safety we need. from 2017 -2021 railroads that the workforce by 22% reduced investment in the network by 24%. at the same time accident rates increased by 14%. we will dive into the details today to better understand what is at about. today we'll hear from senator brown and senator vance about their bipartisan legislation railway safety act of 2023 and from how governor mike

flying solo, some travel experts recommend, beaver creek, colorado for year-round outdoor events and santa fert scene. outside the u.s., the cayman islands is considered the culinary capital of the caribbean. now her sights are set on bali >> everybody should try it just once break through that resistance. >> some tips for staying safe, maybe don't start with a two-week trip backpacking in the amazon start small maybe here in the u.s. do your research, research your destination safety and schedule your arrival during daylight hours. maybe there's something to this. >> yeah. i'd do it. >> i think there's something cool about it. you have to be comfortable with who you are to do it it would open a world of stuff. >> yeah. a long weekend, you don't have to go for a long time, just a few days of solitude >> bring a journal, bring some books. >> self-reflection and live through the comfort of living alone. >> sorry, pat, i'm going without you. >> mr. roker how about a check of the weather? >> craig, which parallel universe would you go to lindsey -- >> no universe i would like to go somewhere with

san francisco like many of you know many japanese community now three remaining los angeles and santa fend san francisco is the largest and the oldest (coughing) last wednesday expressed strong support that the western edition safeway stay open we thank mayor london breed and stand in solidarity with the fillmore and western edition to encourage urge this at the stay open thank you for your comments. >> welcome next speaker, please. >> thank you for allowing our community to come together in the chamber to express um, our support to keep the safeway store open in the filling admonish i'm allison i represent the japantown task force in japantown and the represent we are one which is a group that got targeted to stop asian hate and also on top of the serial type of african-american and other cultural people in our country and city i stand before you i want to thank supervisor preston for being brave and writing a resolution that resonates with each of our hearts in wanting to keep that councilmember barkett for our community japantown community is close neighbors with the western edition a

monthly rates and that's part of the mountains of new mexico having 10 inches the slide outs then santa fe one, two, three in the northern part of the texas panhandle it was three to five this morning it's snowing in wichita and there is a tornado warning that just spun up south of houston and that server can attract this thing eventually into saturday and that's where we open up with the winter weather advisory to georgia to the winter storm watch in maine. so there's a large area of the skin to be impacted on saturday but let's talk about this afternoon because of the severe storms in the tornado threat and that all goes down along the gulf close new orleans this afternoon and we focus in on what happens for tomorrow. so it starts to snow in a lot of places, you may see snow in new york city but that it oco intervene and then it's going to stay heavy snow anywhere in london saw hartford up to boston and just west of boston that's where some of the heaviest snow tools six to 12 inches a lot of places have not had this type of snow this season where you are going to have to get inland to g

let's go to santa fe, new mexico. caller: i believe the american dream is going fast for young people. the government is going more towards governance. the one world order -- they are pushing stuff that is not even real like the climate. there is a climate problem, but it is not that that big of a problem that we cannot control. not this global new world order. our jobs are going to china. after trump lost the election -- he did not lose it. it was taken from him. everything is going to china. the border is wide open and drugs are coming in. there are a lot of people who get hooked on drugs. some people can say no, but others, if you have bad friends, you do what they do. they are damaging us but the gmo's. it is a sad world. everything is going bad. we need talk again. biden is crooked and his son is crooked. they are making with china, with russia, with ukraine. that is probably why we are paying for this war. so, no. i do not see the market the way it was. we are going backwards really fast. host: we got it. we hea

individual that was holding the gun at the time, being hit with a brand new grand jury indictment out of santa feegligent use of a firearm. uh back in, i'm sure you'll remember this. it was april of 2023. new mexico prosecutors dropped their initial involuntary manslaughter case against him, citing that they were informed the gun might have been modified before the shooting and malfunctioned . and shooting and malfunctioned. and it was reported at the time baldwin had been informed that the case against him was over. so you'll remember he took a pubuc so you'll remember he took a public victory lap. um, in that case, i'd say that these new charges will likely be very upsetting to him and his family, he said at the time , um, that he he said at the time, um, that he pulled back the hammer, but not the the gun fired the trigger. and the gun fired in the past. he's pleaded not guilty. so we expect him to do the same in this case. and in response to these new charges, his attorneys said, we look forward to our day in court. well there you go. >> could this big star go to jail? that would be quite the

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santa fe. police are looking for the person responsible for shooting a young german shepherd on friday. morley, a 10 month-old pup was shot through her snout. the bullet shattering her jaw. san jose animal care jumped into action to save her life. now ali is up and walking, but she's going to need more surgery. donations are being accepted through the animal shelter. now you can donate to them online. winds are conditions. severe thunderstorms and heavy rain are lashing parts of the eastern u.s. right now. more than 70 million people are under winter weather alerts and massive storm is just one part of an active weather pattern impacting the country. >> wave of arctic storms threatens to break load temperature records in the heartland. >> and we're also seeing some fresh snow closer to home in the sierra. anyone heading up to hit the lives for the holiday weekend can expect some fresh powder. kimberly cruz reports from soda springs slick and wet roads. slowly turning to snow covered highways as

lapd says they'd been responding to a shooting in the area and heard the gunfire on porter between santa fe mateo. they recovered dozens of shell casings. i got lucky. >> i got lucky. i have a have a guardian angel, for sure. >> one of his passengers had a graze wound and was bleeding. but as a former army medic, he knew what to do. but his thoughts are with the young woman. he couldn't help killed on new year's day. he says, because she was trying to have fun when others wanted a fight and that was cristy fajardo in los angeles. >> our time now for 13. several electric vehicle companies have lost their tax credit eligibility after new battery sourcing rules that took effect. as of now, the new guidelines created requirements that most of the batteries be mined here in the us, and that lowered the number of ev models qualifying for the government's ev tax credit from 43 models down to 12. rivian tesla and ford are the only companies to keep the ev credits. well, there are new rules for the new year for renters rights and gun laws. ktvu greg lee shows us some of the changes starting on janua

less than a week ago a burlington northern santa fe train derailed and my state of washington. in the reservations billing 500r padilla bay waterfront a very sensitive aquatic ecosystem. these are important issues of a. and we look forward to working in a bipartisan basis on this problem. chief comstock i know will be testifying and he knows better that a fire department needs to deal the hazardous materials and we w■2ill be asking you what congress can do to better equip the firefighters who have to respond. these jarell months have occurred doing a concerning trend. that is we you have railroads adopt operating models both as just cutting costs to achieve higher profits. and then have higher accident rates. learning to invest in that modernization of equipment that will provide the safety that we need. from 2017 -- 2021 railroads cut their workforce by 22% and reduced investment and the network by 24%. and at the same time accident rate increase by 14%. we will dive into these details today to better understand what is that about? tonight will hear from senators brown and van

san francisco like many of you know many japanese community now three remaining los angeles and santa fend san francisco is the largest and the oldest (coughing) last wednesday expressed strong support that the western edition safeway stay open we thank mayor london breed and stand in solidarity with the fillmore and western edition to encourage urge this at the stay open thank you for your comments. >> welcome next speaker, please. >> thank you for allowing our community to come together in the chamber to express um, our support to keep the safeway store open in the filling admonish i'm allison i represent the japantown task force in japantown and the represent we are one which is a group that got targeted to stop asian hate and also on top of the serial type of african-american and other cultural people in our country and city i stand before you i want to thank supervisor preston for being brave and writing a resolution that resonates with each of our hearts in wanting to keep that councilmember barkett for our community japantown community is close neighbors with the western edition a

gone to an argentinian fan, i think hopefully we can see him watching his team, which is colin de santa feifa describe it. we do have a picture of him, which hopefully will come in a second. um, there, it's a heartwarming scene, reflected as supporters will will um, to kindle the passion for his club with his son from the earliest age . and son from the earliest age. and there is a picture of this and it's basically this guy who is feeding a baby with a bottle, watching football , and they say, watching football, and they say, what a wonderful, heartwarming scene it is. which for me is kind of bizarre because would you want to take a newborn baby to football, to argentinian club game? >> people who do that are very irritating. so do i. yeah, so do i. and i think they spoil things for everybody else. yeah. >> and i really don't like seeing that up the rear. >> your children , it's like the >> your children, it's like the thing is it's either that either win the award for a wonderful fan or the we don't have a babysitter award. >> what happens if they score? he's sitting there like that and

fe 05:00am right here. showers picking up north of santa rosa. still very dry for the rest of us by 09:15am, morning commute starts to wind down a little bit. and we're looking at cloud cover. but rainfall still very isolated to very northern reaches of the bay area by 10, 30, you've got heavy pockets of rain up around the russian river west of santa rosa. look how quiet still remains for the rest of us by noon that begins to change. lighter showers moving into the rest of the bay pockets of heavy rain continuing to become more widespread up north by one 15, starting to see moderate showers. this is going to get the ground. so to buy your drive home from work, things out there, will be very wet. look at this 4.15, and that line of heavy rain starts to move on into the north bay. these are downpours right here. that's cute on into the bay area just after sunset tonight. now, this is the big concern here. you're heavy rainfall piling up for a water on roadways, especially poor drainage areas that have been prone to flooding in the past. these areas