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careful when you spike it, it will come back and kick you right in the face, right, gronk?> that happens sometimes. it has happened to me before. >> it also happens, it helps to have catchers mitts for hands. that helps too to hold the ball. >> definitely helps out. >> coverage begins at 1:00. >> thanks, fellas. >> see you guys. >> see you on sunday. enjoy the game. >> you too. >> these guys are the absolute best. the best. >> the absolute best. more "first things first" when we come back. live from new orleans. narrator: fox's "animal control" has faced the fiercest beasts, but nothing like this. thank god you guys are here. ah! rob gronkowski. i love you. narrator: "animal control" returns this thursday on fox. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to re

natural gas spiking. natural gas up more than 7%. and we're tracking some wild moves when it comes to cryptocurrency. take a look at this. remember the trump administration seen as being pro cryptocurrency and pro bitcoin. however bitcoin under quite a bit of pressure this morning back below 100,000 right now trading at about 95,300 per coin. down just about 2.5% ether down double digits. solana down over 4%. litecoin down double digits. xrp similar story. and we're also watching the etfs that are focused on canada, mexico and china this morning. taking a look at those. you can see the action here. this is the premarket action. you can see the mexico etf down 3%. the canadian etf down over 2.5%. the china etf down just over a quarter of a percent. you see the moves. the canadian etf this one the sky was actually higher over the last week or so despite some of these tariff concerns. but you can see right here downside moves when it comes to these three etfs three etfs. after these official tariff announcements right now okay that is y

now spiking again, jumping $0.50 per dozen just between november and december.d in some places, eggs aren't available at all. >> i went in. >> and by. >> god. >> they. >> had everything. >> but eggs. >> the main culprit a devastating outbreak of avian flu across much of the u.s. egg laying hens having to be culled by the millions. >> just in the last year alone, we've. had to. euthanize more. than 40 million birds, and we started. >> this year. >> by euthanizing. >> an additional 15 million. >> birds because of this deadly virus. >> it's absolutely devastating. >> also, strong consumer demand has fueled the shortage and the price spikes. yeah, the demand for eggs typically higher during the holiday season. and like many other crises these days, politics has crept in. president trump mentioned eggs a few times on the campaign trail last year. >> eggs, all of this stuff. it's gone up at levels that nobody has ever seen before. >> trump promised to bring food prices down on day one. now that the egg crisis has persisted. trump's team has blamed former president bid

we had we had that one year spike. i think some of that was kind of health care systems you know, kind of trying to restabilize after massive shifts in cost increases post covid they lost a lot of staff. the processes changed. i think it also had to do with trying to get rate increases in under the wire before a state cap on health care rate increases goes into effect. okay. i'm just remembering from director and her presentation and i, i, i think those were two things that were kind of causing the spike and also just that medicare and medicaid reimbursement rates are kind of stagnant while costs are rising and so more of the burden of cost is falling on the private insurance market that we are participating in as an employer . so as to whether the rfp process helped kind of like, you know, bend the curve, bend the cost curve. i think that's really a question for them. it sounds like with the retiree health it sounds like it definitely did. and as to when the ten counties survey is ready, we have to get back to you on

so this 22% potential spike would amend that one and if approved, it would go into effect may 1st. and lisa, i know this is the last thing you want to hear as you've seen the impacts of this. >> yes. and i've been going to my friendly seven on your side to help me out because i'm having issues too. and yeah, i think it's ridiculous, but. >> we're going to get you some help. >> yes. thank you. stephanie. seven on your. stephanie is on your side. so yes, hopefully we'll get some answers. we'll get answers. all right. good morning everybody. we're starting out certainly chilly with our frost and freeze advisory expiring. but that is cold air. as you look at live doppler seven right now that speckling of the clouds and that is going to continue to infiltrate into the bay area. not only is it cold, it's going to get drier. so the drier the air, the quicker it warms up and the quicker it cools down. so there's not a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. and so that's why we bottom out lack of wind. and we'll be looking at those conditions for the next several days. even colder for our sunda

but even a price spike hasn't slowed demand, so stores are trying to stretch the supply. trader joe's is limiting customers to one carton. nob hill grocery stores have the same limit. leonard's has posted a two carton limit, and at costco, the limit is three containers per customer. for some, the egg hunt is just too challenging. you know, i started to go to a couple places and then i said, forget it, i'm done. i just won't eat eggs for a while. all of this largely caused by the bird flu sweeping through poultry farms across the united states, with the cdc identifying more than 20 new outbreaks in the first five days of this month alone, and that shortage and price spike now having a domino effect, with some restaurants and food trucks adding a surcharge to egg dishes, now we have to raise our price. this popular chain adding $0.50 per egg. eggs are so coveted that recently, across the nation, there have even been reports of burglars breaking into restaurants to steal hundreds of eggs. in san jose, marianne favro nbc, bay area news. a federal judge in boston has extended

that also contributed a spike. now that the pandemic has passed, we are seeing an ebb in the overdose rate. also seeing a return of heroin into the drug supply. so that may also be contributing. we also have seen a lot of states and federal policies start to accept harm reduction strategies which have helped to reduce deaths. we are still at just under 100,000 a year, which is amazingly high. if we continue our restrictionist sort of doubling down on drug war, i would predict it will continue either at the same level or higher level. host: dr. singer, you mentioned some of the causes and not causes for the crisis. remind our viewers what exactly fentanyl is and what we know about how it impacts the human body. guest: first of all, a little bit of nomenclature. there are opioids and opiates. opiates are derived directly naturally from the opium plant. codeine and morphine are opiates. opioids are opiates that have been chemically modified to get a certain desired result. so for example oxy co-done they use the origi

it is spiking pretty dramatically. but if you look at the headlines about a iran, what's going on in the global area here, from the if look of gold prices, investors appear to believe president trump's new sanctions on iran require the safe haven have a bigger place in their portfolio. gold is a traditional safe haven. it's had a wild 48 hours here. you can look at this 22- day chart. -- 2-day chart. it spiked yesterday on the tariff discussion. right now it's up about half a percent to $2,873, an all-time record. coming up, the former u.s. ambassador to the united king come, wood key johnson, is here in -- woody johnson, is here in a fox business with exclusive. back in 2018 during president trump's first term, johnson urged the united kingdom to side with trump in jettisoning the iran nuclear deal. we're going to hear what he has to say about these breaking developments and and how the west should interpret and see them. >>> in the meantime, just day after the markets suffered wild joy rayings during the mexico, cana

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that's a 50% spike in just the last year.flu infections have led to more than 13 million hens being slaughtered since december. the move to slow infections has disrupted the egg supply, leading to higher prices and empty shelves at grocery stores. this trader joe's in san jose. no eggs in sight, only a sign asking shoppers to limit the number of eggs they buy. if you can find eggs, expect to pay top dollar. this store has a sign telling customers they're paying more because of bird flu, but some say they don't have a choice. protein i got to eat high protein foods. some restaurants are imposing surcharges on egg dishes. waffle house diners are now paying $0.50 more per egg. experts say the prices and shortage could last some time. certainly, the likelihood is it's going to continue for a while. the key question is how well are we going to be able to control the disease itself? and that's not so clear. but even if and when that happens, it will take time for prices to drop. it takes some time to rebuild the, the number of chic

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over the last couple of weeks of the official reason of the comp down seems to be to respond to a spike, to shooting some stabbings in recent weeks and to crack down on what they say is home us, but some of speculating it might also be to appease is riley settlers who when that was cause a c spot deal. went on there watching rampage. what's your view on exactly what his route is doing and why it's doing it? as well as hard not to pay attention to the fact that israel started this operation and really restricted the movement on the west bank. i started a lot more of what it's already been doing for a long time, but, and i'm much accelerated pace, right? is the guy the ceasefire went into effect. so as you eluded it, certainly looks like a signal to the far right to kind of quick pro crow. we're going to stop and guys are basically the to the yahoo was forced into his these fire by trunk. that is our understanding, my understanding of the situation. and so they've wrapped it up in the west bank to, you know, show that they're still in control and, but they're still dictating the terms now

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well, i would assume that the violence rates at some point would spike up.uld try to pretend but obviously this war has already scarred the russian society for a long time. will you want to go back to russia after this experience? i would love to go back to russia as a correspondent, obviously, to witness changes and to write, to do stories about these changes. as a private person, it's harder to tell. probably not. why is that? that you don't want to be part of? sadly, yes. when my friends ask me the same question there are, like, red flags, very, exactly, thing when i think i should just stop it's really sad, isn't it? yeah, it is. really sad. and i should probably look for some other life in some other place. which governments, with their backs to the wall, in russia for bbc news russian, and under putin, the authorities are even revoking they want to make, like, a machine they didn't, obviously, commit. when people have... you know, government people have so much things to do, right? cases, what, from the �*40s, �*50s? they are really obsessed, i would e

exchange for fighting in the war, well, i would assume that the violence rates at some point would spike that everything is back to normal, i would love to go back to russia as a correspondent, to do stories about these changes. as a private person, it's harder to tell. probably not. why is that? that you don't want to be part of? let's say, like, but they try to make a conscious effort to stay together. but there are things that you should never forgive. there are, like, red flags, was this very, exactly, thing when i think with my...actually my homeland. really sad. in some other place. across the borderfrom here in latvia, russia is going through a particularly ugly process, which governments, with their backs to the wall, are often tempted to encourage — and a return to older, supposedly better values. anastasia golubeva, and under putin, the authorities are even revoking posthumous pardons handed out to people who died in stalin's labour camps. they want to make, like, a machine that basically retrials people who are dead or who were rehabilitated for the crimes so, like, right in t

so these sudden spikes tend to either be revised away or reversed.some data out of the new york fed today on inflation expectations that looked much better behaved. so you know, now look, the bond market inflation expectations have moved up pretty considerably since the fall of last year. but they were rolling over hard going into the fall of last year. it looked like the labor market was losing steam rapidly. so the fed's rate cuts reversed that. and at least if you look at the ten year horizon for the tips market, 240 basis points that you know, that's a good level. that's consistent with price stability. so that means the fed is doing it right. we shouldn't worry so much about you know, whether there's stability in short term interest rates. really what we want is nominal stability in terms of nominal spending and inflation over time. that's the fed's task not to just keep the short rate fixed at some level and then have the business cycle go off the rails. so they're basically getting it right here. i hope that can continue. >> and what's interes

. >> if you have pre-k and k, you have a big spike there, and a big spike in teens, you need extraordinarilyferent strategies. did you want to add anything? >> it's a great point. often times we will talk about the grade distribution, sort of like the nike symbol. pre-k and k it is high and then it dips down by second and third grade and then it starts to rise up through high school. the other thing to note about the change during the pandemic was imagine the nike swoosh and then imagine someone jumps. it's not that it went up in high school and not in canada guarding, -- kindergarten, the entire district lifted so we saw it spread out. it's settling higher at the lower end. >> thank you for ruining the nike swoosh for me. [laughter] >> let's dive into this report, you had incredible findings. talk us through what you found out about students. what are students saying about their experience at school and how do you think that relates to the issue of chronic absenteeism. >> you are underselling yourself, with the nike swoosh, ruining brands. [laughter] one of the things that is often the seco

november last year. around energy price spikes, but that is particularly damaging to low—income familiesncome households. yes, so, as you say the expectation is that we will a lot of that at the moment is instead of being driven by the good side is being driven by the services side at the moment, given that we're not seeing the underlying with wage growth. more broadly, we saw the fed hold rates, the bank of england explicitly didn't take it uncertainty which has reached record highs since the us presidential election. decisions, even if very few of the tariffs actually get implemented. impact on growth in the us but also potentially more broadly, depending really on what happens around tariffs. the problem, though, is that if we get a full—blown for canada and mexico, i know they have been put on pause, but donald trump has the eu if that is what we see play out, what are the implications as you say, the big, big question is how these tariffs move forward to what we saw in 2018—19. but as you say, if things escalate, if there continues if they actually get implemented, then the big ques

. >> can we pull up the vix, earlier it was spiking more than 20%, right now it is moderated it is still higher but you have said the volatility index just watch it, that is where you will get your answers for much of this. >> was up 20% trading at 19 and change, then over to watch is 28 on the vix and that what is said over the edge with fear and volatility might've spiked tremendously that's the most recent high, anything below that there is some uncertainty in a little bit of banks to your point people might need to sit back and watch was happening and understand that trump is going to do what he said is what you do that is clear nobody should be surprised because he's been saving for months ever since the campaign he said it was going to happen. nobody was caught off guard. liz: really quickly, were looking at a headlight right now as the president is speaking with justin trudeau on the phone, the white house press secretary just said there is a plan for trump and china's leader xi jinping to speak over the next 24 hours, things are moving very quickly, look at chinese stocks or adrs

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charles: arkansas stuart: owing prices could spike as much as 20% this year.n columbus, new jersey. this is all about bird flu, isn't it, jeff? reporter: yeah, can't blame this one on the tariffs, stuart. it's all about bird flu. it used to be free range eggs for the expensive ones. now they're all expensive. look at what these are eating. these are free range which she cannens, and they're -- chickens and they're eating brussel sprouts. that's a blood orange. this is environmentally conscious farming. joe is from honey hound orchards. >> that's correct. reporter: your eggs are worth their weight in gold right now. >> yeah, that's right. it's like little yellow cold nuggets. they've been very popular. reporter: take a look at numbers, stuart. they keep getting worse. as recently as a couple of months ago, we were under $4. now we're almost $8 a dozen. and you have people numb eggs here. >> yeah, a free range flock of 500 hens and not free ranging, we let them lay in the morning and let them out in the afternoon. they get produce from our local farmer's market.

calmain shares have spiked 99 -- 94% due to the bird flu outbreak which restaurant the chains could be next to slap. the surcharge on customers? we'll ask the national restaurant association's ceo, she is coming up next. >>> the market may have bigger eggs to fry. tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. eastern we get the release of the much-anticipated january jobs report. so with about 57 minutes left to trade, let's take you to the floor show. bull's eye option chief market strategist alan knuckman and chief investment strategist sam stovall. sam, urn normal circumstances the january jobs report would take center stage. does it now have to share it with the a.i. headlines, tear rift -- tariffs and inflation? >> also with earnings, which is coming in much better than anticipated. right now expectations are for for a near 13 year on year increase for fourth quarter earnings versus the the less than 9% that the had been anticipated at the end of the quarter. also i think that the employment data will be impeded by the l.a. fires. so as a result, i think some investors might sort of look at that and thin

. >> [plane noise ] >> so there has been a sudden spike in noise complaints in sonoma county. some residents have said they have been living in the same home for decades and have never heard anything like this. it's all because of recent shift from plane paths from the sonoma airport. we have the herculean effort to get the faa to quiet planes down. >> reporter: teresa martineli jones has lived in her sabastabol home for more than 18 years. the noise above her home has never been an issue until recently. it's a high engine pitch. it's a scream. >> starting early last year she and her partner suddenly noticed larger commercial airplanes at lower altitude making more frequent fly paths over their home. >> we could not hear ourselves talking just three feet away. >> reporter: complaints shot up by a range of 200% to more than 600% last year over 2023. >> we have really seen a sharp up tick in noise complaints regarding the airport. and in places that never really experience airplane noise before. >> reporter: linda hopkins says residents had not complained before. >> it seems the

you are aware that in 2014 when the women in kenya were subjected to the pertussis virus which was spiked with an infertility agent and the catholic church of kenya brought this to light. the worst thing is, not what was done to the people of kenya, but the system. it was a virus, a vaccine, and make your body reject something natural. you can develop peanut allergies. i would like to know your response to that. guest: i don't know the particular issue you are talking about. i am also always very cautious to do research before i respond to accusations around that kind of thing. in terms of a particular situation with a particular vaccine or experience, let me say that our nation decided one of the best ways from a policy perspective to move forward was to have a vaccine compensation program which is what we do have. we have a very robust system to do studies to make sure that vaccines are safe and effective. once you are on the market, to do post-market surveillance to follow up on that. we have a low bar for reporting things that people might be concerned about. those get studied and onc

economists say it's too soon if this new strain will trigger a spike in milk prices. ucsf infectious disease expert doctor peter chin-hong says at least two people have gotten sick from the new strain detected in cattle. this particular strain, although there's no evidence that it's going to get into humans that easily, is capable of causing more serious disease, at least in the two cases that we know about. he adds there's no evidence bird flu can be spread human to human. however, he is urging people not to drink raw milk and to get flu shots to avoid bird and human flu infections coming into contact with each other. well, turning back to our weather coverage and this is a live look at palisades tahoe, where the snow is coming down sideways. and we expect more today. cinthia pimentel is tracking the possibly dangerous conditions. cinthia. that's no joke. it sure isn't. we are under a winter storm warning that will go into effect in a couple of hours from now, lasting through about noon on friday. so what we're expecting right now is about 6 to 10in of some fresh pow

consumers could see a spike in the price of all the condos and mexican beer just ahead of super bowl sunday. democrats are sounding the alarm. we're now in a trade war with mexico and canada. the american people, it will now be a war between prices and their paychecks. that is the last thing we need. >> still ahead on kron, 4 officials giving more details as to what went wrong in the philly jet crashed that killed 7 people. after the break. a family searching for answers tonight after surveillance video caught thieves driving video caught thieves driving away with their home va i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] >> welcome back. you're takin

an egg price spike, of course, from november to december, prices jumped another 8%.ly contagious and it puts a huge strain on the egg supply. brrd flu does the average price for a dozen eggs now is about for 15, 6 weeks ago at the start of 2024, it was 2.50, so one from 2.50, $4 to as unite. james, i paid about 10 bucks. yes, for a dozen. >> 6.50, is the time and effective immediately. the ncaa has changed its participation policy now for transgender athletes limiting competition to women's sports to athletes assigned female at birth. only. so the move comes one day after president trump signed an executive order that gives federal agencies the freedom to withhold federal funding from any organization that doesn't abide by the trumps. the trump administration's views again, which says that a person's is what they were assigned at birth and nothing more. the ncaa policy change applies to all athletes regardless of previous eligibility reviews, the ncaa is part of the more than 1000 schools with more than 500,000 athletes impact. here at home, the u.s. department of ed

there is a spike right there right around the time this fire took off. we are just looking at particulate matter right now. we know air quality is being impacted in terms of the physical nature of the size of the particles that are in the air. you don't want to breathe that stuff in. this is your one easily recognizable clue that it is worth taking the air quality advisory seriously. i just wanted to look at two. you can look at the same pattern is playing out with both of those. so just go easy on yourself and certainly keep doors and windows closed. hopefully you have got air filtration if you're at home. if you're in any of the communities going downstream from that plume of smoke, we have got other things to talk about like the weather. we will be back in a bit. it is going to keep raining. but tuesday morning, that puts a little bit of a spotlight on edge. back to you. >> all right. thank you so much, darren. >>> we have seen consistent rain in the last 24 hours. this is a live look across the bay area. many areas experiencing some light mist right

. >> flu levels are spiking here in california.rding to the most recent data from the state department of health, the positivity rate for flu has jumped to 26%, higher than any peak over the last four years. the rate of positive tests started to fall before the holidays, but since then it has continued spiking, outpacing covid and rsv. the rate of deaths from the flu has also surpassed previous years, with at least 484 people dying from the flu so far this year in california. the san jose police say they're testing more than 900 rape kits after receiving a federal grant for $2.5 million. this is the second federal grant the department has received in the last five years. ktvu south reporter lamonica peters has the story. >> if you are a victim of a sexual assault case and they never identified the perpetrator, we haven't given up on you. >> after receiving a $2.5 million grant from the u.s. bureau of justice assistance, the santa clara county da's office says they've been working with san jose police as they process backlogged rape

drew a record number of female viewers, up 9% from the year before, some crediting swift with that spike wants more women and girls to be fans, to buy the products, to watch the games, to buy tickets. and taylor swift is the gift that keeps on giving in that way. >> the question on every swifties mind will there be bad blood at halftime? >> i don't hate you, but i hate to critique you. a dark heart use baselines to replace you. >> the collab between taylor swift and kendrick lamar had that epic video. >> if you love like that, blood runs. cause baby, now we got bad blood. >> i am hoping that taylor swift comes out with kendrick lamar to perform bad blood together. you talk about iconic. i would love to see it. >> trying to strike a chord and it's probably a minor. >> kendrick lamar, who just won five grammys for not like us, his diss track about rapper drake. >> not like us, they not like us, is the first. >> solo rap artist to headline the super bowl halftime show, something he talked about in yesterday's apple music press conference. >> for me, that should mean everything, because it p

f eggs continuing to soar, the average price for a dozen, now more than five dollars, that's a 50% spike in the last year. >> they are getting really expensive. bird flu has led to more than 13 million hens being slaughtered since december at least 140 million birds killed since 2022st sincincrease to customers. waffle house . diners the move to slow nfections disrupting the egg supply in a big way, leading to price surges and empty shelves at grocery stores. eateries coast-to-coast also feeling the pinch and passing the cost increase to customers. waffle house diners paying $.50 more for a, a surcharge the company says will be short- lived, they can't predict how long the shortage will last. >> me personally, i will just stop eating eggs. >> this is just the time we are living in. they've got to make up for, you know, the prices. >> it's not just waffle house, this restaurant in new york is charging two dollars extra for egg items, while in los angeles, cara says the cost of eggs at her new breakfast spot went from $.25 to one dollar per egg. >> i'm in a rock and a hard place because i'

that's a 50% spike in just the last year. >> they've gotten really expensive. >> reporter: avian flu also known as bird flu, have led to more than 13 million hens being slaughtered since december and 140 million birds killed since 2022. the move to slow infections disrupting the egg supply in a big way. leading to price surges and empty shelves at grocery stores. eateries coast-to-coast also feeling the pinch, and passing their cost increase to customers. waffle house diners now paying 50 cents more per egg, a surcharge the company says will be short-lived. we cannot predict how long the shortage will last. what about you personally? >> me personally, i'll just stop eating eggs here. >> this is just the time we're living in. it makes sense. they've got to make up for the prices that they're paying. >> reporter: and it's not just waffle house. this restaurant in new york is charging $2 extra for egg items. while in los angeles, the cost of eggs at this new breakfast spot went from 25 cents to $1 per egg. >> i'm between a rock and a hard place. i'm paying almost as much for eggs as to

there's a huge spike in interest in chiefs games when taylor swift started attending games to supportiend, travis kelce. over 1,000 miles away, the eagles are known for their massive fan base. eagles' fans are as wide ranging as they are loyal. >> eagles! >> worked really hard to have this opportunity. so to do it and be back two times out of four years starting is very special. >> reporter: this 102-year-old superfan recently went viral. >> my favorite team is eagles! >> reporter: another big fan, 6-year-old jada barkley. say kwon water daeps. they have a signature -- say kwon's daughter. they have a signature handshake. and his birthday falls on the same day. >> you can't be great without the greatness of others. that's why we've been successful, and it's going to take everyone again this sunday. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> reporter: outside of football, philadelphia often referred to as the city of brotherly love is known for so much like the liberty bell, reading terminal, and the world-famous cheesesteaks. >> i've been thinking about a guest performance -- >> reporter: the halftim

we've seen a spike in our rainfall totals just this morning in the last six hours.cities have seen 1 to 2in of rain, including the city, oakland, san rafael, berkeley, tiburon. and this is why we're having issues on our roads this morning with that standing water. it's a lot of rain in a short amount of time, and we have more heavy rain on the way. live doppler seven along with satellite. our stationary front is allowing our atmospheric river just ride along it this morning and we're having this phenomenon called training, where those showers are moving over the same areas this morning, and that will continue through the afternoon. low pressure off the coast right now will swing through here later on this evening, and it will bring some intense rain and some strong, gusty winds. so here's the rain. over the last hour. we have scattered downpours out there. the pops of yellow on your screen along the peninsula in the east bay right now, snow is falling in the sierra. snow levels around 5000ft this morning. just look. we have chain controls on all of our roads this mo

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cdc says the spike coincides with a decline in flu vaccinations nationwide, particularly among children. san francisco santa clara county are taking the lead in a new lawsuit against the trump administration. multiple cities and counties all across the country are getting involved in this lawsuit over the president's threat to cut federal funding to so-called sanctuary cities. >> the trump administration is certainly interfering with our ability to do our job. they're trying to take away our autonomy and interfering with our ability to keep our residents safe. >> the federal government can't commandeer our local government. they can't commandeer our local resources. >> according to politico, the department of justice has not commented on that lawsuit. at four today, we spoke with usf law and migration studies professor bill hing, who said he believes the sanctuary lawsuit is on solid footing. >> interfering would be, for example, blocking ice from coming in to san francisco. interfering would be withholding information that ice is asking information about that, that we have the informat

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it's like this for the spike firefly. he's rarely company st said they products may have been settled tested in palestine. so how does being a major supply impact israel as diplomatic physician could give the country a measure of impunity when it wants to one to take its own was i've just got a stash of books from my publisher today. my book and of a books mostly related to palestine and gorilla, generalised them to some lot ready. i'm about to do an advantage q and i that my book to post on the bar trip. the books being quite controversial. it's a look at how the occupation of palestine allows these relative test weapons which have been sold around the world. i wanted to do a book really not just about the whole concept of the industry, which is an interesting subject that can be been dry. but what is ro is testing and selling and promising is not just weaponry. it's an idea. it's a concept. and it's a very appealing concept to many of the coverage israel cells, the idea of getting away with it to find out how tiny use a

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. >> blake lively's lawsuit has this graphic, which is shows a negative spike in social media.points to this and says, see, this explains the fact that a crisis pr team was hired, and six days later, her social media comments go south. >> that's compelling evidence. when you look at the red, really almost like red arrows pointing down on her reputation, if you will, if you were looking at what was happening online, it was true. i mean, a lot of people were saying a lot of negative things about blake lively, but a number of those comments were organic. >> justin said from day one, you don't want to harm her. i don't want to do anything negative. i don't want to plant stories, and i just want to protect myself, my family, my partners, the other people that work on this film. that's the truth. >> baldoni's lawsuit says the messages between the publicists and the studio were taken out of context, distorted and cherry picked, and alleges lively's pr team actually went negative first, that any bad press on the actress wasn't from his team. she brought it on herself in the avalanche o

baker mayfield throws a dart to george kittle in the end zone and does his celebratory spike. the forty-niners getting a lot of action in the pro bowl today. they now lead by 16 with that one. but as nick bosa who said i can top it in the tug of war matchup, it was both a at the helm leading the guys in the nfc will they got the better of the afc afc falls into the pit. the nfc they win the tug of war game and ultimately they win the nfc pro bowl. 76 to 63 the final meanwhile, chip kelly. well, he was packing his bags headed back to the nfl after spending 8 years away. coach in the college ranks. >> now chip is leaving the defending national champions, chip kelly. that is in the ohio state buckeyes to join forces with the raiders and new head coach. pete carroll has the new offensive coordinator in las vegas. now kelly's last stand in. the pros came to an end after the niners fired him as their head coach back in 2016. also coaching with the eagles 3 seasons prior to his time in san francisco. now with the raiders coming off, a tough losing season. i'm sure the silver and blac