if you've never heard of a clip springer, it basically a tiny envelope that typically rose one half to 2 feet tall. there are about 40000 this spring is in the world, most eastern africa. i had never heard of a springer. >> i want for christmas so from you to me, thank you. >> that's how box reports ascetic, i am jon scott. ♪ hello, i am griff jenkins along with lauren, charlie hurt and lisa boothe, welcome to the big weekend to show. the big story tonight. could tik tok take on president biden's reelection campaign in 2024? gen z influencers are using tik tok more and more to complain about high cost of living and what they call the silent depression. >> silent depression when you compare the great depression to today, this is going to blow your mind. 1930 during the great depr depression, the average homeowner in america was 3900 dollars. the average car was $600 and average rent was $18 orc to $16 a year. >> right now the average annual salary is $56000 a year. we currently are making less than the height of the great depression. in 1930 gas was on average 10 cents a gallon, that's

. >> adam springer.m, we know at the top of the hour here, we're saying that it was just a level one in terms of the community warning system is that still in place? and and what do you know at this point? >> yeah, it's still considered level notification to the community warning system. we do continue to monitor to determine if it did to does need to be upgraded. however, at this point or might ring a on this the field has indicated that we're going keep it as a level. advisory right now. and adam, have you noticed any change in the smoke as as we kind of looked at it ourselves in? it appears it's not as intense. it was as it was a short time ago. what what can you tell us about how much is smoke coming out with altitude? it's going to. >> and what direction is it going? i can't speak to, you know, the altitude, but it is away from contra costa heading toward rain and then going back up and you can see it a pretty good year. >> we didn't notify county as well. and they're monitoring they let us know if

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dan springer reports more on this from seattle. hi, dan. >> yeah, hey, martha.rk post" is the first reporting that uta, the talent agency that has represented susan sarandon for about a decade has dropped her as a client. it's over comments that she made at a pro palestinian rally in new york city. take a listen. >> there's a lot of people that are afraid, afraid of being jewish at this time and getting a taste of what it feels like to be a muslim in this country so often subjected to violence. >> the post reports that the comment was so offensive to jewish employees at uta that the agency quickly decided to stop representing her. the 77-year-old actresses that been embroiled in political controversy. she's always been able to continue to work in hollywood. we'll have to see if this time is any different. she's filming a movie with bette midler herself, who is jewish. this may be the first shoe to drop on a far left activist and never far from controversy. back to you, martha. >> martha: thanks, dan. dan springer reporting. president biden facing even more bad p

that's a springer episode is it not?ns no in a terrorist set at the white house they couldn't find three wise men and a virgin. good night, everybody. there it is. i love you, deuce. >> fox across america today jim jordan is on talking about the fourth congressional district of ohio. food fight in congress. bring your poncho it's going to be. >> talk about the stocking. >> if you want to know about the white house stocking. i have takes. i'm the christmas correspondent here at the tree lighting now. they stuck me outside. i don't know that my mic was on. i was there. it was cute. >> steve: we saw you. white house screen left as it was last year with all the names except the one and this year no stockings. >> jimmy: they are just avoiding the reality of this kid which is shameful. it's your grand kid. own it. >> steve: all right, very good. i have two grandkids i love them. >> jimmy: me too. >> steve: you don't have grandkids. >> no. but i love yours. >> steve: they're watching right now because they are almost 10 months

doctor springer says the results found that smoking or just eating thc, filled edibles can affect the flexibility of our blood vessels so that they have a harder time opening and closing that could increase cardiovascular risk and can lead to a stroke or heart attack were basically looking at a coincidence. that the both situations cause the same physiological effect. but for different reasons, the study will go on for years and ucsf. researchers still need help. they're paying each person $100 for 2 hours of a one-time visit to their mission bay campus. so far they still need a particular group. people who are regularly exposed to marijuana, secondhand smoke and not tobacco secondhand smoke. you can apply at mj study at ucsf dot edu. >> so i asked doctor springer if they intend to look at people who quit smoking pot or eating the edibles to see if there might be any improvement. he said that's something they could consider in the future because there are studies underway that explore the same with tobacco. so it could be helpful in this case, too. in the studio. i'm ella sogomonian k

thus, ceo and co-owner of the media group axel springer se, over the past few days, two employees ofany and france with their families because they no longer feel safe in those countries because they are jews. last week , one of the employees told me that he wants to take his children out of a kindergarten and school in berlin because they are being threatened there because his wife, the children’s mother, is jewish. i thought that after... the holocaust after the murder of 6 million jews, we would learn from history, but there is hatred on our streets. in france, which in our lifetime will become a country with predominantly muslim population, the situation is even more dramatic. the israeli ministry of diaspora also notes that anti-semitic discourse on the internet and the number of anti-semitic publications on networks has increased by 400% since the start of the war. and if you look. in terms of languages, then the majority, 71% of the anti-semitic flow is in arabic, another 28% is english, as we see, russian in general is not palpable, so that no one ascribes to us, in russia th

adam springer with the contra costa county hazardous materials program says more investigating has to be done at this point. you know, there are a lot material within that smoke that could impact people. he says people may experience typical allergy symptoms like stinging eyes or scratchy throat. >> but joyous, as even that shouldn't be taken lightly. no one wants continued cumulative exposure to this type of toxic material. their finery reports, the smoke went up high and blue towards marin and san francisco contra costa, hazardous materials. richmond fire and the bay area air quality management district all responded. says he wants to see the refineries have to take more responsibility for these situations. we have sought to increase penalties on refineries. >> several times in the state legislature, their district sought this and the county and every business and industry opposes those efforts and we fail to get the bill passed. there still needs to be an investigation into why the power went out and caused the flaring. >> after that, the refinery will look into ways to fix that pr

doctor springer says the results found that smoking or just eating thc, filled edibles can affect thelity of our blood vessels so that they have a harder time opening and closing that could increase cardiovascular risk and can lead to a stroke or heart attack were basically looking at a coincidence. that the both situations cause the same physiological effect. but for different reasons, the study will go on for years and ucsf. researchers still need help. they're paying each person $100 for 2 hours of a one-time visit to their mission bay campus. so far they still need a particular group. people who are regularly exposed to marijuana, secondhand smoke and not tobacco secondhand smoke. you can apply at mj study at ucsf dot edu in the newsroom. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> up next, we have breaking news, israel and hamas have just reached a deal for a short-term cease-fire in gaza and the release of dozens of hostages. we have the latest developments there. also, we're just over a week away now from that debate between governor newsom and florida governor ron desantis each man i

doctor springer says the results found that smoking or just eating thc, filled edibles can affect the flexibility of our blood vessels so that they have a harder time opening and closing that could increase cardiovascular risk and can lead to a stroke or heart attack were basically looking at a coincidence. that the both situations cause the same physiological effect. but for different reasons, the study will go on for years and ucsf. researchers still need help. they're paying each person $100 for 2 hours of a one-time visit to their mission bay campus. so far they still need a particular group. people who are regularly exposed to marijuana, secondhand smoke and not tobacco secondhand smoke. you can apply at mj study at ucsf dot edu in the newsroom. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> the holidays aren't always the most wonderful time of the year. for many people. the thanksgiving weekend spending time with family can actually be pretty stressful. disagreements can happen and there might be some conversations around the dinner table that could be triggering a therapist say that the

now lewis and a mere 20 years after jerry springer the opera. further evidence that the opera.eligious nutjobs to beware of in our society are the right wing ones you know what? >> so sure about this. >> i'm not so sure about this. let us let study this because let us let us study this because i had not heard about that before. you put spin on it before. you put your spin on it is medics quitting over jobs before. you put your spin on it is medics quitting overjobs ? is is medics quitting overjobs? is quitting jobs, medics? that's doctors and nurses over, quote , doctors and nurses over, quote, distress caused by right wing christian group. so this christian group. so this christian legal centre that that the guardian is blaming is has been suing hospitals on behalf of the families of patients to not have the plug pulled on these children who were dying. so basically this this group is saying keep my children alive and the doctors and the nurses just want to pull the plug and kill them. you know, because it doesn't fit into their time schedule. >> alfie evans and archie archie,

>>> plus congress turns into an episode of jerry spinning er springer. one of the most bizarre days we have ever seen. >> you want to run your mouth, we can be two consenting adults and finish it here. >> fine, perfect. >> you want to do it now? >> stand your butt up then. >> stop it. >> is that your solution? >> sit dowown. you'rere a united d states sene. you want to be able to provide your child with the tools or resources they need. with reliable internet at home, through the internet essentials program, the world opened up. fellas, fellas. that's how my son was able to find the hidden genius project. we wanted to give y'all the necessary skills to compete with the future. kevin's now part of this next generation of young people who feel they can thrive. ♪ ♪ >>> choose your word, circus, mess, this is your u.s. congress at work, or maybe at war. capitol hill on tuesday more closely resembled a bad remake of "fight club". the house managed to pass a stopgap bill, but it needs approval from the senate. that bill extends funding until the middle of janu

now lewis and a mere 20 years after jerry springer the opera. further evidence that the opera.igious nutjobs to beware of in our society are the right wing ones you know what? >> so sure about this. >> i'm not so sure about this. let us let study this because let us let us study this because i had not heard about that before. you put spin on it before. you put your spin on it is medics quitting over jobs before. you put your spin on it is medics quitting overjobs ? is is medics quitting overjobs? is quitting jobs, medics? that's doctors and nurses over, quote , doctors and nurses over, quote, distress caused by right wing christian group. so this christian group. so this christian legal centre that that the guardian is blaming is has been suing hospitals on behalf of the families of patients to not have the plug pulled on these children who were dying. so basically this this group is saying keep my children alive and the doctors and the nurses just want to pull the plug and kill them. you know, because it doesn't fit into their time schedule. >> alfie evans and archie archie, t

adam springer with the contra costa county hazardous materials program says more investigating has to be done by products of combustion, prime petroleum refining. if your feels so. >> if this point, you know, there are a lot material within that smoke that could impact people. he says people may experience typical allergy symptoms like stinging eyes or scratchy throat. >> the joyous says even that shouldn't be taken lightly. no one wants continued cumulative exposure to this type of toxic material. >> so these are never good. their finery reports. the smoke went up high and blue towards marin and san francisco contra costa, hazardous materials. richmond fire. >> and the bay area air quality management district all responded. says he wants to see the refineries have to take more responsibility for these situations. flaring result fines and their district has a flair rule that is looking to be under. >> under review an to try to make it stronger we have sought to increase penalties on refineries several times in the state legislature. their this in the county and every business and indu

fistfights and throwing elbows into kidneys, why is capitol hill beginning to look like a jerry springersode? we'll discuss. stay with us. c'mon, we're right there. c'mon baby. it's the only we need. go, go, go, go! ah! touchdown baby! -touchdown! are your neighbors watching the same game? yeah, my 5g home internet delays the game a bit. but you get used to it. try these. they're noise cancelling earmuffs. i stole them from an airport. it's always something with you, man. great! solid! -greek salad? exactly! don't delay the game with verizon or t-mobile 5g home internet. catch it on the xfinity 10g network. >>> president biden responding to this comment from donald trump calling his political rivals vermin. >> we pledge to you that we will root out the communists, fascists and the radical left thugs that live like vermin within the confines of our country, that lie and steal and cheat on elections. >> speaking in front of donors last night in california, biden likened trump's comments to language you heard in nazi germany in the '30s and warned his presidential rival will use another ter

doctor springer says the results found that smoking or just eating thc, filled edibles can affect the flexibility of our blood vessels so that they have a harder time opening and closing that could increase cardiovascular risk and can lead to a stroke or heart attack were basically looking at a coincidence. that the both situations cause the same physiological effect. but for different reasons, the study will go on for years and ucsf. researchers still need help. they're paying each person $100 for 2 hours of a one-time visit to their mission bay campus. so far they still need a particular group. people who are regularly exposed to marijuana, secondhand smoke and not tobacco secondhand smoke. you can apply at mj study at ucsf dot edu, ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> governor gavin newsom and florida governor ron desantis are getting ready to square off on a nationally televised debates next week. kron 4 s noelle bellow joins us here in studio with what each is saying about the other in the days leading up to it's kind like a heavyweight fight. i mean, this is a long teased event and

so ceo and co-owner of the media group axel springer se, matthias ddefner writes in the edition of themany and france with their families because they no longer feel safe in these countries because they are jewish. last week , one of the employees told me that he wants to take his children out of a kindergarten and school in berlin because they are being threatened there because his wife, the children’s mother, is jewish. i thought that after the holocaust, after the murder of 6 million jews, we would extract lessons from history, but there is hatred on our streets. in france, which in our lifetime will become a country with a predominantly muslim population, the situation is even more dramatic. the israeli ministry of diaspora also notes that anti-semitic discourse on the internet and the number of anti-semitic publications on networks has increased by 400% since the start of the war. and if you look at the distribution by language, then most of the 71% of the anti-semitic flow is in arabic, another 28% is english, as we see, russian in total it is not palpable, so that no one attribu

dan springer, what is this about?ety at work due to a steady stream of shoplifting and that issue is starting to work its way into contract talks starting black friday, 400 workers at several macy's stores in western washington held the 3 day strike demanding better pay and better safety measures to deal with in-store crime. the workers have been out of contract and student. the company offered a $0.50 per hour increase and no changes to the shoplifting policy which bans employees from calling police, nearly all workers voted no. >> you are hearing economics is always going to be a protocol workers dealing with the cost of living but safety is an important part of that or they are asking their employers what are you going to do to keep me safe at work? >> reporter: retail theft is exploded across the country since covid and according to forbes washington state has the biggest problem with it in the us. for every resident, $347 worth of merchandise is ripped off, the washington retailers association says $3 billion in

dan springer here to break it down.tha. >> martha: the assignment of the day. >> and i got not one, not two but three swifty daughters. they got the right guy here. those that thought that this whole travis kelce and taylor swift thing was a publicity stunt, it was wrong. kelce did an interview with the "wall street journal" who talked about how his relationship with taylor swift began and he got help from a swift family member who in his words played a little cupid. when the pop star came to arrowhead to see him play, the team gave her a big locker room as a dressing room and some of her young cousins took pictures in front of her locker. he said this about dating swift. obviously i never dated anybody with that kind of aura. i never dealt with it. but at the same time, i'm not running away with it. how much she has a magnifying class on her every day. kelce said things about retirement nonstop mainly because of the pain he has to deal with playing football. he's 34 years old. he has a full-time trainer, physical thera

>> dan springer live in lin wood washington. thanks very much.ve recorded 250 homicides so far this year that's the highest the nation has seen with a month left until year's end. mean while the fbi has released a wanted poster for the suspects in yesterday's carjacking of an agent's vehicle. the agent was not harmed: the vehicle was recovered. federal watchdog will investigate how the biden administration chose site for new fbi headquarters following contentious competition marked by allegations of conflict of interest. the inspector general for the general services administration is probing the decision to locate the facility in green belt, maryland over a site in virginia. the new building would replace the fbi's crumbling headquarters here in washington. up next, two governors from opposite sides of the country and the political spectrum go after each other tonight. and, later, a look back at the life of henry kiss jerry. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis takes you off course. put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when i wa

what about his life i after being a statesman i saw a interview he did with axel springer saying germanysm in that country, that was in a controversial period of his life as well?— controversial period of his life as well? ., ., life as well? you mean the time he left office. _ life as well? you mean the time he left office. of _ life as well? you mean the time he left office. of course, - life as well? you mean the time he left office. of course, he i he left office. of course, he was involved very much as a private consultant often too many countries. he was visiting china just a few months ago. yes, he did play a role in that, commented on political issues. he did unlike many of his generation of germanjews, he maintained a strong tie with germany and was concerned about developments. i'm not surprised to hear commented on that. thomas schwartz thank you so much forjoining us on bbc news. much for “oining us on bbc news. ., . , much for “oining us on bbc news. ., ., , .., news. you are very welcome, thank you — news. you are very welcome, thank you for— news. you are very welcome, tha

dan springer is live in washington, outside an election office which received one of the letters.hn, it did stop the count for about three hours here. these election workers in king county were among the first in the country on wednesday to open one of these suspicious letters and it did test positive for trace amounts of fentanyl, like a similar letter in august during the primaries. workers knew what to do, the office was evacuated, hazmat teams brought in, a field test confirmed fentanyl, after three hours they were brought back and counting resumed. the office is resolved and defiant. >> it's certainly saddening to know that folks want to cause us harm and i think we all know here they are trying to break us, break us enough to stop elections and that's not going to happen. >> letters like this showed up at five county election offices in washington state, at least one in spokane, county also tested positive for fentanyl. one sent to pierce county postmarked in portland, oregon and had the words end election now. along with the symbol for antifa and a pride flag. and letters w

. >> dana: dan springer, thank you. >> bill: i don't know what the good news was in that. holy cow. 2022 high school graduating class proficiency levels just -- i don't mean to pile on. what dan justed there is remark bel. fewer than 31% proficient in math. >> there was a time in new jersey when the newark school system was considered to be a failure. the state had to come in and run it. so i'm looking at oregon and i think there is obvious evidence that the school system of the entire state is in failure mode. if you want to put a grade on it. those are fs. but i'm not sure who they can turn to. the federal government can't step in and fix the oregon state school system. and they haven't even shown any indication they care about it or want to. the head of the department of education -- i would also add the first lady, who is a prominent educator and talks about that a lot, have not done anything significant to make sure that kids catch up from the pandemic. now these poor kids have school teachers who aren't showing up and you wonder why there is so much homeschooling goi

. >> so i asked doctor springer if they intend to look at people who quit smoking pot or ingesting thcedibles to see if there may be any improvement. he said that's something they might consider because there are studies already that explore the same of tobacco. so it would be helpful in this case. 2 in the newsroom. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. all right, alex, thank you very much. >> a hayward man has been found guilty first-degree murder for beheading his girlfriend, karina castro with a samurai sword that happened in san carlos last year. a jury in redwood city returned the verdict against 34 year-old jose landeta. this was yesterday. castro was the 27 year-old mother of then one year-old daughter, a friend of the victim, describes this verdict has been really. >> finally get justice. but it's not the we still don't have we don't have like this. you know, they still get to go visit their site and talk to their but we don't we're not able to do that. we're happy that it's first degree murder because that's what he deserves. very malicious whole kind. he really we're really, rea

doctor springer says the results found that smoking or just eating thc, filled edibles can affect thelity of our blood vessels so that they have a harder time opening and closing that could increase cardiovascular risk and can lead to a stroke or heart attack were basically looking at a coincidence. that the both situations cause the same physiological effect. but for different reasons, the study will go on for years and ucsf. researchers still need help. they're paying each person $100 for 2 hours of a one-time visit to their mission bay campus. so far they still need a particular group. people who are regularly exposed to marijuana, secondhand smoke and not tobacco secondhand smoke. you can apply at mj study at ucsf dot edu, ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> well, the state supreme court ruled that pg and e cannot be sued by the public for losses. >> that happened during one of those safety related power shut offs. the unanimous decision says such litigation but actually interfere with the california public utilities commission authority over safety concerns and actions. all stems fr

worth paying attention to the material of mathieu defner, chairman of the general director of excel springer and offer massive, unlimited political, financial and military support to both ukraine and israel so that the enemies of democracy can be curbed before a truly global conflict gets out of hand. whether democrat or republican, americans will ask us one thing: perhaps politely, perhaps more harshly. we developed the marshall plan to help you recover from world war ii. we organized air transport to berlin. we won a cold one war and now... we are doing the hard work to protect you from putin's imperialist aggression. will you now redouble your efforts to support ukraine and support us in the middle east as we contain china. yes, this is the text , because we repeatedly hear questions from western journalists, one of them was answered not so long ago by mr. joe biden, whether the united states of america can help both ukraine and israel at the same time, and for what. replied, well, of course, we’re a superpower, well, probably old joe doesn’t quite understand the possibilities of today's

adam springer with the contra costa county hazardous materials program says more investigating has to be done at this point. you know, there are a lot material within that smoke that could impact people. he says people may experience typical allergy symptoms like stinging eyes are scratchy throat. >> joyous as even that shouldn't be taken lightly. no one wants continued cumulative exposure to this type of toxic material. their finery reports, the smoke went up high and blue towards marin and san francisco contra costa, hazardous materials. richmond fire and the bay area air quality management district all responded. says he wants to see the refineries have to take more responsibility for these situations. we have sought to increase penalties on refineries. >> several times in the state legislature. their district sought this and the county and every business and industry opposes those efforts and we fail to get the bill passed. there still needs to be an investigation into why the power went out and caused the flaring. >> after that, the refinery will look into ways to fix that proble

doctor springer says the results found that smoking or just eating thc, filled edibles can affect thelity of our blood vessels so that they have a harder time opening and closing that could increase cardiovascular risk and can lead to a stroke or heart attack were basically looking at a coincidence. that the both situations cause the same physiological effect. but for different reasons, the study will go on for years and ucsf. researchers still need help. they're paying each person $100 for 2 hours of a one-time visit to their mission bay campus. so far they still need a particular group. people who are regularly exposed to marijuana, secondhand smoke and not tobacco secondhand smoke. you can apply at mj study at ucsf dot edu, ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> how did you come to be standing on those grassy knoll with your being the only man who? that the account, the full account, how those horrible attacks on asian. >> a dark time in america's history. the assassination of president jfk firsthand from the man behind the camera lens to capture that fateful day next. but first, the pla

doctor springer says the results found that smoking or just eating thc, filled edibles can affect the flexibility of our blood vessels so that they have a harder time opening and closing that could increase cardiovascular risk and can lead to a stroke or heart attack were basically looking at a coincidence. that the both situations cause the same physiological effect. but for different reasons, the study will go on for years and ucsf. researchers still need help. they're paying each person $100 for 2 hours of a one-time visit to their mission bay campus. so far they still need a particular group. people who are regularly exposed to marijuana, secondhand smoke and not tobacco secondhand smoke. you can apply at mj study at ucsf dot edu, ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. well in san jose city leaders are relaxing. the cannabis rules and refocusing their efforts to end the black market industry. >> the city council recently voted to reduce fines on dispensaries violate city policy and have expanded hours of operation. first time violations will be reduced from $1200 to just $250 and going for

joining us live now on the phone is adam springer with the contra costa county health department. so, adam, a lot of people worried about that black smoke. just how concerned should we be? >> well, currently we are monitoring the situation. we haven't seen any measurable impacts to the community for health. and we will keep that at a level one notification until we get any other data to support any community impacts. but currently there are no impacts to contra costa due to the flaring event and smoke that people are seeing right now. >> adam, what are you hearing from chevron? what's the discussion been since this began ? you know, around 345 on how this started, what may possibly be burning and going into the air? yeah we did get notified at approximately 330 this afternoon that chevron was had multiple units that were coming down and they were going to be flaring this is just a process that the refinery uses to burn off hydrocarbons, and that's what you're seeing being flared off during this event. >> and they're just working to make sure that they can get this the situation st