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sunset is gorgeous!r five weeks from now the sun will go down at the real-time instead of fake time! as we head through the next few days, here is what you need to know. the fog out there tomorrow morning will not be a major factor for the morning commute. but later in the day, not only will we have cooler temperatures, but also a chance of showers late in the day tomorrow, mainly north of the golden gate bridge and right along the coast. the chance of showers will spread across more of the bay area as we head through toowintorl saturday, then we dry out for the second half of the weekend. this will be a brief and minimal consequence storm system. the fog in cloud cover will not be widespread but will be out there to begin the day tomorrow. that will dissipate and give way to clouds further up in the atmosphere, and even a chance of snow higher up in the atmosphere by tomorrow afternoon. showers for the north bay, that is where you have the best chance of rain before the sun goes down. that chance of sho

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it says all federal legislation sunsets in five years.law is worth keeping, congress can pass it again. the plan was quickly rejected, but in rejecting it, mcconnell used basically the same session as biden did last night. mcconnell said we will not have as part of our agenda a bill that sunsets social security and medicare in five years. and senator ron johnson has suggested that entitlement programs, social security and medicare included, should be discretionary that congress has to approve annually. in fairness scott and johnson have repeatedly said they don't want to cut those benefits and other republicans quickly stanced themselves from all the sunset stuff. it is not a majority position of the party. but the idea that biden is just making it up as congresswoman greene and others claim, he is not. >> and the president also boasted about cutting the federal budget deficit. listen to that one. >> in the last two years, my administration has cut the deficit by more than $1.7 trillion. largest deficit reduction in american history. >> i

we have seen some beautiful sunsets, great pictures, i love those. >> it is even better when you canll see some light after 6:00 in the evening. this is the time of year we get those clouds that are a little puffy or, they look a little bit more threatening, but there are going to be some rain clouds, we are going to get some gusty wind through the rest of this evening and showers tonight and into saturday morning. the path of the storm system dropping straight down from the north, it is making the best of what it can find, and what it can find right now is sparse, some showers in the golden gate and moving further to the east. this storm system is up to the north, as it gets closer it is going to squeeze the atmosphere and make the best of that meager supply of oyster. even then, the showers are going to be scattered, more miss than hit, be flexible with any outdoor plans. by the time we had early afternoon, the storm system is farther down to the south, it is going to drag all the moisture along with it, we will see decreasing clouds, and clear skies. we will return to slightly abo

the explosion rocked the 1700 block of 22nd avenue in the sunset district. these two people were standing across the street when the house exploded. they appeared okay. the impact flew open the back passenger door of this parked white previous. the driver later came out and appeared okay. the police say a disabled woman who lived in the home died. a caretaker for the woman suffered from serious burn injuries. shortly after the thursday morning home explosion, this man told firefighters he lived in the house. he asked if his disabled wife made it out alive. he appeared in shock and was crying at one point. san francisco police would not confirm if this is the suspect that they arrested 53-year-old darren price for manslaughter. he was manufacturing drugs in the house. the police removed tanks and cylinders from what is left of the home. they also charged price with two counts of child endangerment, two kids who lived in the house were in school at the time. >> the children were not in the house. we believe that the children were in danger due to the hazardous

it should clear by sunset. it will probably give us a clear sunset because we'll have a nice canvas to put the colors on. we're going to look ahead coming up in the first alert forecast. we're also going to look at a very small, don't get too excited chance of rain. we might get a few drops of rain. >> for the weekend? >> but not really. >> you'll tell us more about that, i am sure. nice to have you in darren. >>> let's take a look at the roadways if you're getting ready to make the trek towards the dublin interchange, you are not alone. westbound 580 already starting to bunch up. you're tapping the brake lights here and there, mostly from 285 down to 280. here's your travel times currently. 41 minutes 205 to 80. 14 minutes highway 4 as you head to the maze. right now, no delays on highway 4 itself. and the 101 to san jose looking great. bay bridge toll plaza all clear heading into san francisco, as is the golden gate bridge. >>> this morning, turkey and syria are living through earthquake aftereffects after a

but he wanted to sunset meaning if you don't reauthorize it, it goes away sunset social security and medicare every five years. now, it's not likely to get voted out, but i tell you i tell you what: it's likely it got cut drastically if you had to do it every five years. the very idea the senator from florida wants to put social security and medicare on the chopping block every five years i find to be somewhat outrageous, so outrageous that you might not even believe it. twelve-point american rescue plan. "all federal legislation sunsets every five years. if the law is worth keeping, the congress can pass it all over again. look, if it doesn't get reauthorized, it goes out of existence. if congress wants it, they got to keep it and they got to vote on the same thing. and then, in case there was any doubt, just yesterday, he confirmed that he still he still likes his proposal. well, i guarantee you, it will not happen. i will veto it. i'll defend social security and medicare. [applause] well, senator scott is not the only one. senator johnson of wisconsin, in his own party plan, he la

our jocelyn moran is live from the sunset district right now. it's been almost 24 hours since it happened, and you responded to the scene right after it broke yesterday. what are you seeing this morning? >> reporter: yeah, justin, a lot of people are wondering what happened, but we don't have many details. i can show you what we are seeing here. a couple of fire crews here. the area is blocked off by the home that has now collapsed. we can see things like appliances, and we see cylinders there as well. we don't know what they contained, but, again, very few details, and all of this is under investigation. unfortunately one person did lose their life. the cadaver dogs finding the body of the resident that was unaccounted for. we don't know the name of the victim yet, and two other people were injured, including one firefighter. neighbors said after what they heard was an explosion, one woman came out screaming and badly injured. >> the home nurse came running out, and she was half charred, her back half, all charred. hair, charred, and you know,

it was yesterday morning in the sunset district. this map is giving you a visual of where the two-story home is on 22nd avenue. that's where our jocelyn moran is live from this morning. you were out there after the news broke almost 24 hours ago. what are you seeing now, jocelyn? >> yeah, justin, obviously the neighbors are visibly shaken up by this. we saw that since yesterday. i want to show you what we are we are seeing right now. there's a couple of tanks, cylinders, not exactly sure what is in them or what they contain, but you can see the area is blocked off here. again, a lot of people, visibly shaken up. we don't have many details as to exactly what happened. it's all under investigation, and unfortunately one person did lose their live. cadaver dogs and crews with heavy equipment found the body of the resident that was unaccounted for. two people were injured including a firefighter. after the explosion, one woman came out screaming and badly injured. >> the home nurse came running out, and she was half charred, her back ha

there's a plan from senator rick scott that would sunset those phot federal programs. it's not a lie that republicans talked about that. >> i haven't been in any meetings in our conference talking about cutting social security and medicare. we're the ones in charge of the budget. we're the ones in charge of the appropriation bills. yes, it's a lie. we have been attacked repeatedly. my image, my pictures of me, my name, kevin mccarthy's name. no we aren't planning to cut social security. because i called him a liar on the house floor, we settled that issue right there at the state of the union. >> by her account, calling someone a liar settles the matter once and for all. keep in mind, neither she nor anyone else know what rick scott would do or how he would vote if medicare and social security were, as according to what he would like to see, come up for a debate every five years. president biden last night clearly suggested it, it's an issue democrats favors them because it brings out what we saw last night, the top republican in congress, kevin mccarthy, clearly knew

. >> an explosion and fire in san francisco's sunset district. what we are learning about the moments leading up to it. good afternoon. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. our crew is on the scene of the explosion and fire we have been covering for the past six hours now. we will have an update in a minute. we are tracking other stories including something we have not said here in the bay area for a long time, selling for under asking price. we will be joined in studio with what is pushing the numbers lower. targeting those junk credit card fees. the reason president biden is setting his sights on them and what you can do about them. as the miraculous rescues continue in turkey and syria, we have a new firsthand contact. let's begin with the fire in san francisco. one person that we know is missing at this time and a firefighter is among those hurt after an explosion so big it blew a house offs it foundation. a medical examiner arrived at the this is pretty much what is left of the home on 22nd avenue. the home at the center of the blast collap

it's going to make for a pretty sunset too, because we mean have a canvas of clouds when the sunset is going to come down. how is the drive looking? >> i like pretty sun sets. >> going to get one today, hopefully. fingers crossed. >>> the drive is not too bad in some spots. others not so good. here's a live look at conditions as you look along the nimitz freeway. so far so good, at least along 880, we're not seeing a lot of issues. south of there, we're tracking brake lights, southbound 880 into hayward. coming up, mobile 5 will have a live look at conditions. you are certainly going to see a lot of people doing the same thing right now. it is starting to get busy for that tuesday morning drive. if you're headed across the span there from 880 over to 101. metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backing up as you head into san francisco. just beyond that 880 overpass. the maze is starting to get busy as well. westbound at least through berkeley. >>> we know we love our baseball in the bay area, and watching the warriors play can be a big moment for a kid, but the spor

a fire and explosion this morning in the sunset district. a we get was treated for a serious injury in that three alarm house fire. one firefighter was hurt. >> they evacuated the entire block. the department reported the fire contained just before noon . civil residence on the west side of the city reported hearing an explosion. everyone saw the huge plumes of smoke . >> right now things are pretty light but what a crazy takitecurrures. ere plenty of sunshine now, but a big changes on the way as rain will trickle and sway in. we will not be seeing too much rain, just hit or miss showers late into friday evening and early saturday morning. we will dry up for the rest of the we can. >>> that is it for the afternoon addition. we are on 24/7 and streaming on kpix5.com. our next newscast is ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. [ dramatic music ] >> taylor: brooke, i-- i don't know what to say. >> brooke: just say yes. you shouldn't be alone right now and i promised i'd

sunset district. the sfpd evidence crew in the truck , so they smelled some kind of gas similar to propane. and called in the police and fire department. several bart stations were closed out of an abundance of caution and both sides of the nipper acerra boulevard were closed. hazmat crew and the bomb squad were called in. they sent in a sophisticated robot that can see hear and smell. we are aware of what the substance is. the substance was evaluated in san francisco county yesterday and this morning in deemed safe for transport by our hazmat and dph partners due to the integrity of this investigation, which is a fatal investigation. we are not releasing the name. of that substance at this time. however was yesterday deemed safe for removal and deemed safe as a gas itself. but whatever has changed in that we still have to find out. my colleague jana katsuyama will be working on this for the 10 o'clock news tonight. i'm sure she will have more reporting live. tom baker ktvu. thanks to news something w

and sunsets social security. and medicare, within five years. that will not be part of the republican senate majority agenda. >> that was mitch mcconnell, republican minority leader mcconnell. he clearly knew the political implications of democrats being able to campaign against senator scott's plan and he ran away from it. i was back in march. marjorie taylor greene ran towards and in an interview with our melanie zanona late this afternoon, did not dispute that this was actually something somebody in the party. a leader in the party proposed. >> i know that was one of the moments when you said you lie to president biden. when he said rahel guns want to get those things. but there's a plan from senator rick scott that would sunset those federal programs. so it is not necessarily a lie that republicans have talked about that in the past. meetings in our conference, talking about cutting social security and medicare. we are the ones in charge of the budget, we are in charge of the appropriation bills. so yes, we've been attack repeatedly. my imag

involved items tied to an explosion in san francisco's sunset district. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. >> the san francisco fire department says there was a gas leak inside a van near the intersection of john daly pero serra boulevard. a 500 foot perimeter was set up around the van. crews used a robot to investigate kron four's. rob nesbitt has been on the scene throughout the day and rob, it is now confirmed that this was, in fact, the same van that was used to >> take materials from the home that exploded yesterday in the sunset district. so bring us the latest. >> ken and catherine. that's right. it was confirmed that is the same band. the road has now reopened. but for 7 hours of the shutdown when that van that was carrying flammable evidence, experience a gas leak at a hazmat investigation had to be done in the middle of the street. >> this is the band being loaded with evidence friday morning in san francisco, jonathan backs over the san francisco fire department was on scene assisting. he says a

from moon rising to sunsetting. yes, it looked fantastic _ from moon rising to sunsetting. yes, it looked fantastic and _ from moon rising to sunsetting. 133 it looked fantastic and you from moon rising to sunsetting. was it looked fantastic and you will be lucky to capture that in central and southern parts of the country with clear skies but here it will be very are cold and frosty. further north, more cloud around generally. so not much good looking up to the skies there. high pressure is holding on which is why we are seeing a lot of fine and dry weather in central and southern areas. through the night, those patches of mr fog, and southern areas. through the night, those patches of mrfog, and it southern areas. through the night, those patches of mr fog, and it will turn a lot colder as well. these are town and city values in the countryside. central and southern england could be down to —5 —6. scotland and northern ireland, where they have the cloud, it will be less cold. patchy rain and drizzle coming to scotland and northern ireland through the day tomorrow. it woul

-- >> sunset. >> he said some republicans want to sunset social security, medicare. propose that last summer. >> terminating and sun setting would say that we want to end it or not honor the protections and the benefit. that's not true. speaker mccarthy had a conversation with biden. he had a conversation with our caucus. that's off the table. the president knew it. mccarthy knew it and the caucus knew it. and i think now the american public knows it, too. >> regardless of the debt ceiling, are you open to making changes to social security and medicare? i was looking at comments you made recently. you said congress needs to open up both sides, talking about mandatory spending, discretionary spending. you said there are entitlements that outlived their lifestyle that no longer produce results. are those two of those? >> when you look at it, everything should be reviewed. when you put 72% of the budget and lock it in a safe and say we are not going to look at it, when you look at discretionary funding, military, i think there is room for savings in the military, too. >

again, we're in the sunset district can. so this is a neighborhood that been here for a long time and people are very close to one as this woman was telling me, the owner of the prius she's lived out here with their family for quite some time. back to you guys about trees. so the first thing that comes to mind when you hear about an explosion like that in the neighborhood is is the gas possible rupture in the gas line? so >> that's been turned as i guess they they look into so i'm assuming that it's a safe situation for you there. you're behind a behind the tape center. the dea was there earlier. but to be clear, you said they had to dig down to shut off the gas. >> it is it. are we correct that they do not know what caused the explosion? >> that is absolutely correct grant and it always takes quite some time. but you can kind of my photographer to hear if you go over there, you can see how they had to bring in specialized equipment to dig down into the pavement. so they have to go down underground and then shut off the gas

that's literally something sunsetting. it can rise again like the sun but it's literally sunsetting. think about the economy collapsing and imagine if we had a scenario like that every five years for everything the government does -- social security, medicare, medicaid. can you imagine if republicans can hold hostage medical care for seniors? because that has been the sales pitch for the past year for one of the country's top republicans. republican senator ron johnson goes even further. here he is on a local radio show just last year when he was in the middle of a tough re-election fight. >> defense spending has always been discretionary. what's mandatory are things like social security and medicare. if you qualify for the entitlement you just get it no matter what the cost. what we ought to be doing is we ought to turn everything into discretionary spending so it's all evaluated. >> wisconsin senator johnson doesn't just want it to need approval every five years, he wants it to be discretionary funding that needs to be a

after sunset life.g into that same lower world, the glade 560 lists what the banana resort public does, and the fact that at all times in all resorts of the world, she does the same thing fills cafes and restaurants dancing to music, djs in shop windows makes purchases homelessly planning down the street so that we will join you inviting you to the evening. and as a lyric after the word to get up on skiing, it's never too late and at 50 and 70 without desire. well, except for those who have lost their zest for life.

the same that early in the day left the scene of yesterday's explosion and fire in san francisco's sunset district kron four's rob nesbitt live for us now in daly city has the latest on what >> the fire department said today about what was in that van right? >> just seen. and vicki, we don't know exactly what the gas was. only that it was highly flammable and it was inside of that box fan behind me. that road is now open and traffic is moving. but since 09:00am this morning in for several hours, this area was completely shut down. this is video of the box van being loaded outside the home that exploded yesterday in san francisco. san francisco fire department and police just come from an hour ago. but it's the same truck that was pulled over here. and daly city, jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department says the driver is with the san francisco crime lab that was transporting cylinders from the sunset district home to the crime lab in san francisco. when one of them search to make it to sing south, the driver pulled over called 9-1-1. and that's the san mateo county hazmat te

sunsetting is automatic -- i'm no longer reading. sunsetting means terminating automatically.dicare and social security are legislative problems. >> sandra: was it a bit misleading -- >> no, senator mitch mcconnell a month later. >> don't take my word. we will not -- listen, we will not have part of our agenda that sunsets social security and medicare. >> sandra: and mccarthy said it's off the table. >> of course it's off the table. >> hold on a second. >> may i get in here as well? >> to you. >> over and over again over the last couple of weeks, president biden, that republicans want to cut social security. that's not who republicans said. robert read it, it was a long plan scott came out with, rejected by republicans, part of, eliminate federal programs that can be done locally, move government agencies out of washington, and then he says all federal legislation, all federal legislation, sunsets in five years. that was not accepted by republicans, but it's the same thing that happened -- let me finish, robert. same thing done during the 2020 campaign when -- we are friends,

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he passed a bill, a sunset bill. it says -- requires every program to be looked at firstly at least every four years, not just cost but worthiness. and he said when i argue that we should freeze federal spending, i meant social security as well and that medicare and medicaid, veterans benefits and every single solitary thing in government. i never proposed it. he proposed it in the bill. he fought for it year after year after year. >> you're talking about what he proposed back in 1975. you said he's twisting your words. isn't that what you're proposing now, what you rolled out? >> minute seize clearly. mine says clear. if you worth keeping, we'll keep it. in his case, okay, he proposed a bill that just sunset everything. i never done that. i've been very clear. i'm not for cutting social security and medicare. he pro prosed it year after year after year to reduce medicare and social security. i have never done. that i don't believe in. that we have to preserve the benefits. >> you say he is twisting your words. he sa

from moon rising to sunsetting. yes, it looked fantastic _ from moon rising to sunsetting.etting. le: it looked fantastic and you will be lucky to capture that in central and southern parts of the country with clear skies but here it will be very are cold and frosty. further north, more cloud around generally. so not much good looking up to the skies there. high pressure is holding on which is why we are seeing a lot of fine and dry weather in central and southern areas. through the night, those patches of mr fog, and southern areas. through the night, those patches of mrfog, and it southern areas. through the night, those patches of mr fog, and it will turn a lot colder as well. these are town and city values in the countryside. central and southern england could be down to —5 —6. scotland and northern ireland, where they have the cloud, it will be less cold. patchy rain

the high clouds that makes for a beautiful sunset. not part of the storm sunset. from the northeast from now, the chances are showers are expected to increase late on tuesday. tomorrow morning we wake up with some patchy clouds, 30s and 40s. the temperatures tomorrow, mid 60s, as early as lunchtime. monday afternoon, 70 degrees. comfort, near 70. 68, san francisco. oakland, low 60s. as we get to tuesday, the winds will pick up. the temperatures start to dive as we get into wednesday and thursday. the highs in the low 50s. wednesday. thursday, highs in the 40s. around the bay area. what we will have is a cold pocket of air coming down the coast. for some places, one of the coldest that we have seen in quite some time, starting across canada. eventually moving offshore. in that environment, scattered showers, wednesday into thursday, you see the color coding there. mt. hamilton, santa cruz, behind the peak of the north bay, there is a chance there will be snow at times. wednesday night, and if there's a, the coldest air moves in. less chances around the coast and in

an arsenal in an 18th floor apartment over sunset boulevard thwarted by los angeles police. they were called to this hollywood high rise about a man making serious threats, and inside his apartment, they found multiple weapons, high-powered scopes, and more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition. sme of those weapons were loaded and by a window. a suspect is now in custody tonight, an army veteran, and here's our chief national correspondent matt gutman in l.a. >> reporter: tonight, a potential mass shooting plot in the heart of hollywood foiled. the lapd uncovering this arsenal in a high rise, saying the rifles were loaded and by a window. >> i believe that something tragic here was certainly averted. >> reporter: officers responding to this building on the famed sunset boulevard around 10:00 a.m. tuesday, after police say they got a call about a man threatening residents and security and possibly having a mental health breakdown. authorities identifying the suspect as 24-year-old braxton kyle johnson, who spent four years in the army infantry. officers getting a search warrant an

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>>> breaking right now at 11:00, fast-moving flames ripped through a home in san francisco's sunset district. the damage done, the evacuations underway and the investigation now underway as crews are still on the scene. this is nbc bay area streaming live . i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. that fire started this morning, destroying one home and damaging two others badly. look here from nbc bay area's sky ranger. he can to the home in the middle. that is the home destroyed . the two homes that set on its side, also badly damaged. firefighters tackling the roof from on the ground and on top of the roof. >> it happened at 22nd avenue. and as the fire quickly spread, it also went into two other homes in that area. the fire turned quickly into a three alarm fire. multiple units were on the scene. they had to clear out the neighborhood to make sure that people who were in the threat, in the way of the fire, were quickly evacuated. >> now, this is a picture of the home. we have video from that scene. the home in the middle, destroyed by that fire, collapsed while firefighters were on t

of making the wealthy pay their fair share, some republicans want medicare and social security to sunset.

one the fire in the sunset and to how and why evidence in a criminal case if it was properly secured, could end up as a hazmat scene with damaged evidence. tom vacar ktvu. fox two news fire investigators in san francisco continuing to try to figure out exactly what caused that home in the city's sunset neighborhood to explode into flames, killing one person inside ktvu zac sos picks up our team coverage from the scene of the fire. equipment brought in today to help san francisco fire investigators sift through the remains of a home on 22nd avenue in the city's sunset neighborhood after it exploded into flames thursday morning. it's suspicious neighbors watching on as firefighters removed several large canisters and barrels from the home. there's no way to gasoline leak . i mean, not this kind of magnitude so powerful thursday it shook nearby homes, shattering windows and jamming doors. so far, the s f f d saying it's too early to conclude what caused the fire, but acknowledging everybody saw the tanks coming out of the house. this is definitely something that's unusual. to see come ou

the sunset as we look toward the golden gate, temperatures have dropped down into the 50s. most of us climbed up to the 60s today. just below 60 degrees right now in san jose, you will end up in the 30s by tomorrow morning. a few low 40s along the coast and in the bay. and we will warm up through the afternoon especially on saturday. a very picturesque pup, just perfect ears and perfect nose, mid 60s for her in fremont. some high clouds moving through but i don't think she's going to mind at all. temperatures around the bay area are going to be a couple degrees below normal, some of the warmer spots getting up into the upper 60s. the coolest locations along the coast, barely short of 60 degrees, we can definitely handle that. and nice weather will continue through monday and it's like flipping a switch, everybody goes back to work on tuesday and the temperatures tumble, we are going to be cold by wednesday, thursday, and friday. the warmest spots are barely going to be above 50 degrees. not anyone day is going to be a guarantee of rain, but generally unsettled. this will ta

i don't know, your sunsets. here are the views to sit with my husband.something i didn't think about. all about work. yes, passing about a romantic already happens, but the course of something took dasha's courses with emilia yes, well, everything is god himself. well, then you need to put a wine cabinet. let's get back. forgive me, let's talk, in general, what you want to see you have such a neutral interior, i would say with an attack of luxury. well, this is my favorite, in general , the thing in this apartment is my eastern roots. they just can't resist all the bright glitter. maybe that's why i just can't fight myself. no need to fight. even it is necessary to cultivate on the contrary. well, i, on the contrary, like the restrained colors of the tone more. well, actually does not fit each other friend because it's on fire. and i'm just such a seller. it’s just roma why he chooses calm and neutral tones here, because danka that’s very interesting because you react to bright colors, that is, or vice versa, it’s important, it doesn’t matter to me by an

they need to take a long cloak with a need to sunset -- a long look at what they need to sunset. am 70 years old and i'm still working. i did not understand how we can afford to pay self-employed people social security and medicare taxes for them. thank you. host: our next caller is terry in inglewood, florida. what is your thoughts this morning yucca -- your thoughts this morning? caller: i am 76 years old and i pay the 2000 two social security. i have received 2400 dollars back and i'm two years away from average life expectancy. as a program, it is great. i do not know how it can sustain itself. second point is about medicare advantage programs. i do not know how much i government is spending with insurance companies to keep advantage programs going, but there's nothing wrong with medicare. it is great for people my age but the advantage programs, i've a a for link are very expensive for our government -- a filling are very expensive for our government. host: repeat your numbers one time. caller: when i registered in my 60's i paid in $52,000. my earnings in my life were barel

they need to take a long cloak with a need to sunset -- a long look at what they need to sunset. am 70 years old and i'm still working. i did not understand how we can afford to pay self-employed people social security and medicare taxes for them. thank you. host: our next caller is terry in inglewood, florida. what is your thoughts this morning yucca -- your thoughts this morning? caller: i am 76 years old and i pay the 2000 two social security. i have received 2400 dollars back and i'm two years away from average life expectancy. as a program, it is great. i do not know how it can sustain itself. second point is about medicare advantage programs. i do not know how much i government is spending with insurance companies to keep advantage programs going, but there's nothing wrong with medicare. it is great for people my age but the advantage programs, i've a a for link are very expensive for our government -- a filling are very expensive for our government. host: repeat your numbers one time. caller: when i registered in my 60's i paid in $52,000. my earnings in my life were barel

of the red sunset.ip kuindzhi - these are two studies by arkhip kuindzhi of the caucasus elbrus and crimea in autumn, as well as paintings of the dubovskoye sea , uh night uh, on the baltic sea and a sketch by ivan aivazovsky , all these paintings were taken out of storage especially for our program to show our viewers. so they placed it on a chair and filmed the plot, so for the pictures. you don't have to worry about them . jeff are you interested? russian art. do you have any favorite russian artists. in your brew with joy, they say, honestly, i know a lot of russian writers, but uh, i don’t know a lot, but i know russian artists, i uh, i saw a large number of towels in the hermitage. everything is very beautiful, but i can't name names. unfortunately, there are writers whom you love the most, but your favorite is leo tolstoy. of course, all of his works. i believe that an outstanding person fell in love with his work much earlier, before i was in russia with us in touch, just the same person, which

let's go live to the sunset. betty yu has followed this story several days. she followed up with neighbors and experts. what's the latest tonight, betty? >> reporter: sara, this block of 22nd avenue behind me is still closed to car traffic and there's an officer keeping watch at the scene. i spoke with long time residents on this block who said that this family kept to themselves. neighbors identified this facebook photo as the man who lived in the home where investigators found an illegal drug lab in the wreckage of the explosion. it was captured on a neighbor's camera. missed 53 itpolice said the 53- year-old is facing charges. this man showed up shortly after the fire and told firefighters he lived at the house and asked if his disabled life made it out alive. a police source confirmed the victim is the suspect's wife. her caretaker was badly burned. she was apparently doing laundry and started the dryer moments before the blast. a source said investigators believed price was making butane hash oil, a highly concentrated extraction of cannabis. butane is a

. >> sunsets and skateboarding, both favorites of tyre nichols. >> i showed up early to catch the sunset. >> a fitting time and place to honor the lost life. >> we chose the skate park because this is where everybody knew tyre nichols from. >> friends showing up to skate to remember. >> it is still a little unbelievable. >> without words to comprehend why he is gone they find comfort thinking about where he might be. >> he was such a good person it is almost like, he is definitely going to heaven if you believe in that and that makes him an angel so now we have him as an angel to look over us. >> family connecting with the community. >> i think all of you for continued support for our family and just making sure his name is never forgotten. >> at a place terry nichols love. >> this is one of the first parks he liked to come to. >> a couple hundred people -- >> all he wanted to do was find his place in the world. >> from all different backgrounds and faith. >> one thing we can all agree on is he had this overwhelming urge to make everyone else around him smile. >> sharing his impact on th

getting a closer look here at the scene on 22nd avenue in the sunset district, but now a day later after that happened, we are no closer to knowing which came first, the fire or to the blast. this morning, san francisco firefighters and police loaded up about a half dozen brown bags of evidence and also about a dozen large tanks and drums from in front of the home of 22nd avenue in the sunset district, which was destroyed by the explosion and fire. they also say they had hazardous materials crews and they took chemicals from the scene. captain jonathan baxter says there is no danger to the public and this is an isolated incident, although investigators haven't pinpointed exactly where the fire started and why. the neighbors are buzzing about what those tanks were for. they're speculating, but the captain says it's too soon to tell. >> that's something the investigators will be investigating with subject matter experts, what the materials were, what the canisters were, what were in the containers, and talking to the surviving homeowners, what was it in there and used for. >> here in the s

believe, may have a potential link to the deadly fire that collapsed that home in san francisco's sunset district. anne makovec joins me now to help sort this all out. >> let's start with b.a.r.t. things are getting back to normal. that is the good news. this all began when a box truck was transporting hazardous materials that driver smelled something weird and stopped by the daly city b.a.r.t. station to check it out. that is what haz-mat closed that area off and ordered everybody out of the station. neighboring balboa park and another b.a.r.t. station was closed while police and health officials took the necessary precautions. all three stations havea look a as it collects materials and assesses the danger earlier this afternoon. police and fire officials have not confirmed that those hazardous materials came from the scene of yesterday fire in the sunset but earlier today, we did spot investigators loading several cylindrical tanks into a box van to transport evidence to a secure location. they all looked similar. as for the fire itself, that has been confirmed now that one person die

by sunset it is done.your evening plans on valentine's day, you will not be rained on, but if you do something in the middle of the day, you have to plan on light showers. more than that, it is the cool and the breezy. a 10th of an inch will be about it. that's the first one. after that you can see the cold air that will pour down with the system. that means morning lows go down on wednesday. north bay valleys go down to 29. upper 30s today and tomorrow. 29 on wednesday, then the north bay is the extreme. what does that mean for everybody else? there is santa rosa at 29. everybody else, you can pick out one of your representative spots that comes closest to you. we are pretty much mid-30s for morning lows. okay. then there is another system that is going to bring us rain on friday. when we look at this on the big picture, we are going to see that one again come down directly from the north. the aim will be the determining factor on this one. it might mrs. on friday and stay off the coast! but it will proba

it's always going to be sunsetted because of it's being challenged in the courts, it's supposed to be credibility here. they have this br pretzel logicl reform package for people coming to the border. when this guy took over we had the remain in mexico program in full effect at the southwest border. that's what helped end the last surge and you didn't have to make a deal with mexico now for those four or five countries. get that program back together, at scale you across the southwest border, have mexico redeploy the troops and you can start to get a handle on the problem. american people are generous when it comes to legal migration. we have a gaping hole at the southern border. this time any time he does anything about it, any policiesy decisions they've made has made it worse. jackie: there's another problem, chinese nationals crossing the border, your take on this. >> when you have chaos like this, the whole world knows we're not serious about illegal immigration at the southwest border or s or immigration, so e in china know about it. this group doesn't have any credibility. they

[laughter] but he seemed to want to sunset if you don't reauthorize it and goes away. i know a lot of republicans the dream is to cut social security and medicare, let me say this if that is your dream i'm your nightmare. >> senator rick s scott respondd on twitter since you can't stop talking about me and lying to floridians about social security and medicare i'm sure you'll accept the invitation to debate the issue i'll be back in for the tonight you pick the time and place joining me for the hot topics all morning long watchdog and radio show host and president chris murkowski and air force reserve colonel and florida george's congressman, right to see you both this morning thank you for joining me. doug i'm going to start with you a lot of back-and-forth this is a real political football in the president biden wants to make these kind of comments he should take this editor on and have a conversation about. >> i agree, the problem he's not as a 2024 term we producing this happen. washington is going back and it's really interesting to me you started moving away from

sunset district. it's all right now on the fourth from ktvu. fox two news. this is the fourth we are learning. today's has matt situation on the peninsula affecting bard is linked to the cleanup from that deadly explosion in san francisco sunset district. these are images showing the same white truck at both locations, both at the scene of that fire, as well as near bart stations in daly city. welcome everyone to the four this afternoon. i'm alex savage. good afternoon, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat for more on that connection. we're joined by tom baker and tom is bart, back up and running. we see it behind. um, we can hear it, too. yes it's been running for quite some time . whether or not they're stopping at the stations. i don't know if those stations open. i presume that they are because this matter is pretty much over. and we have confirmed with san francisco fire that the truck that you showed from this morning and the one that's sitting out here on unit process is exactly the same truck and it was coming from that location and what it was trying to do