this great diving third quarter catch by ty johnson did the damage. this was on fourth and one, and the replay would confirm it. 21-7. the first play of the fourth quarter, allen to a wide open curtis samuel as he was elusive, the scoring play. and 276 yards and two touchdowns. the no. 2 bills would roll 31-7 to host lamar jackson in the baltimore ravens in the divisional round. california women's basketball machine could not be stopped. they would steam roll florida state for the jump today. and in rhythm, early 11-point lead. another splash sister. she would like it from deep. living by as many as 34. and they would force 16 turnovers when they got on the break, putting the biscuit in the basket. scoring 19, beating florida state 82-70, but they would get their garbage time. the bears ranking will soar as their record is 16-2. 11-0 at home. >>> first time since 1967, the nba all-star weekend will hit san francisco february 14 through the 16. this time a couple of hall of famers and more are a part of another attraction that weekend. >> i'm not the h

fires and finds ty johnson sliding in the back of the end zone. it's a touchdown.e two point conversion. 21 seven buffalo extends the lead. first play of the fourth quarter. now allen all kinds of time finds curtis samuel and then makes the broncos tacklers miss 55 yards to the house. they score 31 unanswered points to win it. buffalo 31 seven. they're going to host the ravens next weekend. how about the eagles hosting the packers? aj brown some light inspirational reading on the sideline. green bay fumbled the opening kickoff. eagles score three plays later. jalen hurts to jahan dotson in the back of the end zone. seven nothing. philly. late third. eagles up ten three. hurts to dallas. goedert. stiff arms. carrington. valentine like he's trying to get a philly cheesesteak 24 yards to the house 16 to 3. and jordan love for the packers. had a day to forget 212 yards passing no touchdowns. he threw not one not two but three interceptions including this one in the end zone. green bay had four total turnovers. eagles win 2210. they advance to the divisional round. how

buying time and then fires and finds ty johnson sliding in the back of the end zone.chdown. add the two point conversion. make it 21 seven bills. and then the first play of the fourth quarter. allen up top to curtis samuel does the rest of the work 55 yards to the house. they score 31 unanswered to win it. bills win 31 seven. they'll host the ravens next weekend. eagles hosting the packers. aj brown some light inspirational reading on the sideline. green bay fumbled the opening kickoff. three plays later it's jalen hurts to jahan dotson seven nothing. philly in a flash late third quarter now eagles up ten three. hurts gets it to dallas goedert. stiff arms carrington valentine will you be my valentine no. 24 yards to the house 16 three. and jordan love hated his day. really 212 yards no touchdowns. throws not one not two but three interceptions including this one in the end zone. green bay had four total turnovers. eagles win 2210, advancing to the divisional round. women's college hoops how about 24th ranked cal hosting florida state? this was supposed to be a close g

josh allen and this great diving third quarter catch by ty johnson, did some damage on fourth and one and the replay would confirm it, 21-7. the first play of the fourth quarter, allen. to a wide open curtis samuel who was a loose end. and look at this in the catch, 55 yard scoring play. allen was 20 of 26 for 276 yards and two touchdowns. no. 2 bills roll 37-31. and the baltimore ravens in the divisional round. the basketball team can't be stopped. they steam rolled florida state with a jump today. they got in that rhythm quick. another splash sister who loves it from deep, scoring 18. the defense would score 16 turnovers. when they got on the brakes, she knocked down five threes and scored 19. cal beat florida state 82-70. but they did a lot of those points in garbage time. they are 11-0 at home this season. >>> former stanfords coach with the ball here. nice move. 17 points, 11 rebounds. all five starters scored in last season's sweet 16. the outcome was the same as they won it 81-67. and now 9-7 overall, but 1-4 in the acc. >>> the first time since 1967. the all-star weekend would

fires it over to ty johnson who makes an incredible kids and stays in bounds for the touchdown. bills will they go for 2 and they would actually come so now the lead is 21 to 7 0th quarter now, same score on 3rd and 6 allen lobbed into a wide open curtis samuel. he shakes bold defenders, gets in there for a 55 yard today, the buffalo crowell, they're loving every bit of that bills. they're just pouring it on at this point. and they want to dominate bo nix and the broncos. 31 to 7, the final buffalo will take on the ravens in the divisional round next week. it. so the hardwood, the warriors will. they're struggling to find a rhythm this season once again. right now they 10th in the west with a 1919 record. warriors are in toronto this weekend for their monday night matchup against the raptors today in practice, steve kerr mention that andrew wiggins has rejoined the team after taking some personal time away and is expected to play tomorrow, which is one day as well as steph curry and draymond green. however, when it comes to the warriors, they will still be without second-leading

and fires and finds ty johnson sliding in the back of the end zone. it's a touchdown.he two point conversion. 21 seven lead for the bills. first play of the fourth quarter. now allen finding curtis samuel. and then he 55 yards to the house. finds the end zone 31 unanswered points to win it. bills win 31 seven. they're going to host the ravens next sunday night. and wild card weekend ends right here on abc seven. now, due to the wildfires in southern california, that rams vikings game was moved to glendale, arizona. rams are going to technically be the home team hosting sam darnold and the vikings. it's followed immediately by after the game with larry and mike. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino dion. >> so much more to come on abc seven news at 11, inclug heartbreaking stories coming out of the destructive wildfires in southern california. a man still grieving the loss of his father loses his home. and it's not just the flames posing a risk to people across the l.a. area, it's the smoke. what health experts are saying (box thuds) (water boils) (packet

somehow ty johnson makes the grab stays inbounds. it's a 24 yard touchdown. the bills beat the broncos 31 to 7. they will host the ravens next weekend. efficient forwards in the country. suarez puts it on the deck out to twidale. that's a three lulu twidale knocking down three of her game. high 19 points. then joanna chris bailey from behind the arc or from behind the arc. they call them the splash sisters. cal was scoring from all over the court. emily had 18. the bears hit eight threes in the game. they beat florida state 82 to 70. the golden bears improved to a perfect 11 zero at home. they are 16 and two overall on the farm, the cardinal taking on number 21. nc state stanford off to a strong start. chloe clardy with the three ball. she had 17 but a six point lead after one. turns into a six point deficit heading into the locker room at half. then the wolfpack blow it open in the third by outscoring the cardinal by 19. in the quarter, the pack hand the cardinal its first home loss of the season, 81 to 67. stanford falls to nine and seven overall and one an

ty johnson makes an incredible catch. this is in late in the third. and alex allen would finish with two touchdown passes in the game. this was his fifth consecutive season with 40 plus tds. no other qb in history has more than two straight. next up, the bills. they'll have the ravens and lamar jackson for an mvp candidate showdown. buffalo still undefeated at home this season. wild card round wraps up tonight. vikings and rams in glendale, arizona nfl moving the game from inglewood, california amid the days of devastating wildfires and air quality concerns across l.a., a kickoff is set for eight eastern. finally, your patriots john hiring former player of theirs mike vrabel, as their new head coach. vrabel was the browns consultant this season. he was head coach of the titans for six seasons before that coach of the year there in 2021. john, i can just tell you your patriots, they're going to be tough as nails. i had to play against vrabel and we're in buffalo. he's on punt team because belichick always played their defensive starters. i blocking him

ty johnson makes an incredible catch. this is in late in the third. alex allen would finish with two touchdown passes in the game. this was his fifth consecutive season with 40 plus tds. no other qb in history has more than two straight. next up, the bills. they'll have the ravens and lamar jackson for an mvp candidate showdown. buffalo still undefeated at home this season. wild card round wraps up tonight. vikings and rams in glendale, arizona nfl moving the game from inglewood, california amid the days of devastating wildfires and air quality concerns across l.a., a kickoff is set for eight eastern. finally, your patriots john hiring former player of theirs

touchdown pass on a fourth down to ty johnson late in the third. allen finishes with two td passes, a fifth consecutive season with 40 plus touchdowns for him. no other quarterback in nfl history has more than two straight. next up bills mafia welcoming ravens and lamar jackson, the other leading mvp candidate. buffalo still undefeated at home this season, the wild card round wraps up tonight, with the vikings taking on the rams in glendale, arizona. the nfl moving the game from inglewood, california amid days of devastating wildfires and air quality concerns across the los angeles area. kickoff is set for 8:00 eastern. finally, casey, the patriots have hired their former player, mike vrabel to be their new head coach, replacing jerod mayo, another former patriots player who was let go after one season. vrabel served as a consultant for the browns this season, was head coach for the titans for six seasons. before that, he was coach of the year in 2021. there's five head coaching vacancies remaining. casey and i will just say having played against v

ty johnson scrapes it off the ground above the ground for the touchdown. throw here. and a catch by gordon who runs over his man. still on his feet. and he scores from 37 to send washington to the final eight. the washington commanders are the only angers in. he drank their way to the divisional round. >> those were some of the biggest moments from the nfl's wild card weekend. a lot of happy washington commanders fans, even in this room at this hour, because the commanders get their first playoff win since 2006, beating the tampa bay buccaneers last night on a walk off field goal. you just saw that bounced in off the upright. the commanders will face the detroit lions in the divisional round, and the kansas city chiefs, who also had a bye, will host the texans after houston intercepted chargers quarterback justin herbert a career high four times on saturday in a 32 to 12 victory over los angeles. and in baltimore, qb lamar jackson threw for two touchdowns as running back derrick henry led a punishing ground game in the ravens 28 to 14 win over the pittsburgh steelers.

. >> in response, lawmakers are warning johnson that tying relief to the debt limit could set a new precedentand louisiana, which also happens to be johnson's home state, could face similar issues if democrats win back the house. joining us now is democratic congresswoman sidney dove of california. we'll get to the politics of this moment in just a second because it's palpable. but i want to hear from you, your experience on the ground over the weekend as you surveyed the damage in your home state. >> so last night, i was on the phone with friends and family members who've lost everything in both the palisades and altadena. i didn't have enough tissue to get me through the night. saturday we toured altadena. entire blocks burned to the ground. sometimes just the chimney. we're standing. i mean, churches, business centers, the school where my young son went to school burned to the ground. it is devastating. >> absolutely devastating. and then you come back to washington and you start hearing this conversation about potentially conditioning the aid, tying it with the debt ceiling, which is as t

ty johnson scrapes it off the ground above the ground for the touchdown. throw it here.od adjustment and a catch by gordon who runs over his man still on his feet. and he scores from 37 to send washington to the final eight. the washington cup. here's off the upright and it is in. he finds their way to the divisional round. >> the sound of a dynasty doink! and it goes in. those are some of the biggest moments from the nfl's wild card weekend. the washington commanders get their first playoff victory since 2006, beating the bucks last night on a walk off field goal that bounced in off the upright. the commanders are going to be facing the detroit lions and the divisional round. commanders, we hardly knew ye. let's bring in right now. the host of pablo finds out on meadowlark media and msnbc contributor pablo torre. hey, pablo, before we get into the specifics of the games, yeah, i just want to talk about generally what what we saw this weekend. first of all, we saw a lot of really bad games. but secondly, you got the sense, you know, you and i were complaining, i think la

here's speaker johnson on that tying of the aid. >> the americans there that are affected, you know,erve help. but you have also heard us talk about our concerns with the governance of the state of california. state and local and to the extent that there is complicity involved and the scope of the disaster then we think that's something that needs to be carefully regarded. you have heard the word conditions on aid. we're not projecting in advance what this will be. >> bret: yeah. so they're not saying it specifically. obviously your bill doesn't do that it passed the house today. what is your thought on that. >> the great thing about this bipartisan bill is we actually passed it in the last congress long before these fires started in l.a. these provision also help prevent a future disaster and help prevent having to spend so much money on disaster relief funding. so this bill shouldn't be tied in with disaster relief it. should just be passed on its merits so that these practices can be put in place and we can avoid future disasters. >> bret: final word for both of you. by the way th

. >> johnson went on to say there had been discussions among congressional republicans about tying any money sent to california to raising the nation's debt limit, the speaker also saying he believes both state and local la leaders have been derelict in their duty. johnson's proposal, drawing both support and criticism monday. >> i think it's appropriate. >> b chair of the san francisco republican party. he says while he doesn't support tying federal aid to national issues like the debt ceiling, he does think it's appropriate to have the federal government require california to make certain changes in order to receive disaster relief money. >> we need to not write endless blank checks for large disasters when simultaneously, state and local leaders are not making the preparations and not allowing not demanding that local governments do their part to mitigate these disasters as well. >> the notion of conditions on federal aid is not popular among many politicians. that includes some republicans as well as a majority of democrats, including senator adam schiff. >> i am concerned about it

. >> johnson went on to say there had been discussions among congressional republicans about tying any money sent to california to raising the nation's debt limit, the speaker also saying he believes both state and local la leaders have been derelict in their duty. johnson's proposal, drawing both support and criticism monday. >> i think it's appropriate. >> bill jackson is the chair of the san francisco republican party. he says while he doesn't support tying federal aid to national issues like the debt ceiling, he does think it's appropriate to have the federal government require california to make certain changes in order to receive disaster relief money. >> we need to not write endless blank checks for large disasters when simultaneously, state and local leaders are not making the preparations and not allowing not demanding that local governments do their part to mitigate these disasters as well. >> the notion of conditions on federal aid is not popular among many politicians. that includes some republicans as well as a majority of democrats, including senator adam schiff. >> i am

johnson. he's talking about potentially tying to the debt ceiling fight, which could potentially slow things down. democrats tpare already pushing backsell. we'll have to wait and see in the coming days and weeks. if they're able to strike some sort of deal. all right. raquel martin reporting live for us from washington, d.c.. of these are really crucial times foot dragging. >> not going to help. thank thanks for co our parent company here at kron. 4 nexstar media group is partnering with the red cross to raise money for victims in southern california. >> you can scan the qr code on your screen to help. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 4. some people in the south bay are not sure where they're going to go as they're first to be moved following rv and camping ban. >> plus, how transit officials in the bay area are coming together to support under utilized businesses. and la county bracing for more wind as wildfire. tontainment efforts continue our coverage of the southern california wildfires. >> a man has been arrested after trying to shoot a muni driver this morning. san francisco police say ri

any more relief money to california, conditions that, at least according to speaker johnson, reportedly may include tying recovery money to one of donald trump's key political demands raising the debt ceiling. joining me now is dan pfeiffer, former white house senior adviser to president obama and co-host of pod save america. dan, thank you for being here. i have a lot of strategy questions to ask you because, i mean, first, what's the right? what is the right response from gavin newsom, governor newsom on down? i mean, when republicans say you can't have money to rebuild your burned down city and help people find homes again, unless you raise the debt ceiling. should they play ball? >> absolutely not. >> look, let's start with how you respond to this. and that begins with pointing out very clearly and very forthrightly that what the republicans are doing is they're playing politics with people's lives. right. california is a blue state, but there are 6 million people in the state who voted for donald trump. those are the people that are denying aid to as well. and so we should call that out. we should p

maria: johnson revealing there is discussion about tying the debt limit increase to the disaster aidfunding bill last month provided $100 billion for aid and 29 billion for fema disaster relief fund as i've been reporting there will be a need for more, joining us must enter wisconsin cargo from scott fitzgerald the house financial services and judiciary committees. it's good to have you thanks so much for being here, has his california wildfire aid need dominated at this point, california is what you need a lot of help we know there is real policy failures in terms of getting us here. >> if you take a temperature on members right now, at the same time were watching this disaster happen under gavin newsom under the governor and one of our former colleagues. a lot of people are starting to wring their hands, are we talking supplement already. there's a lot of members that aren't there yet on exactly what this would look like it i think the speakers comments on that were correct there is going to be a lot of scrutiny and i'm sure there's going to be things tied to any aid that's going t

stuart: what about tying it to the debt limit as speaker johnson wants? >> yeah.a good political decision. i think dealing with the debt limit is always a major, major challenge, and i think if we can find a way to deal with it before it actually hits home, it might help your bond market and stock market as well. so i thinks it's a great idea, it's the best solution i've seen so far. stuart: well, the stock market's doing well this morning, mr. senator, thank's -- that's a fact. see you again soon. >>> the house doge caucus outlined goalings -- goals for cost cutting. i like the sound of that. what are the goals? lauren:ed today marks their second meeting, so they are outlining how they're going to to create a lean, efficient, transparent government that brings value to taxpayers. they highlight eight different goals which are more like mission statements, but they do include putting federal offices and federal most on notices and putting regulations not authorized by congress on the chopping block without giving specifics. look, there is bipartisan buy-in for wha

johnson went on to say there had been discussion among congressional republicans about tying any money sent to california to raising the nation's debt limit. the speaker also saying he believes both state and local la leaders have been derelict in their duty. other republican leaders blaming the fires on choices made by state leaders, including president elect trump, who has called on governor newsom to resign. >> obviously, there has been water resource mismanagement, forest management mistakes, all sorts of problems. and it does come down to leadership, but i'm hoping that they will take the approach, frankly, that i've taken over my years in congress. >> and that is we've seen disasters in every part of the country of different kinds, earthquakes and floods and fire and hurricanes. i have never once asked or even considered, is this a blue state or a red state? >> and the notion of conditions on federal aid is not popular among many politicians. that includes some republicans as well as a majority of democrats, including senator adam schiff, who you just heard from, some calling it

step my get this but some congressional republicans, including house speaker mike johnson are floating the idea of tying disaster aid to the debt ceiling with just post accounts last month. but when we need to act on that again, we're going to have to find a vehicle for doing it. i think that we should be open-minded wide variety of different ways of making president elect donald trump once the debt ceiling raised or eliminated entirely. >> some in the senate say a blank check to california isn't feasible having to deal with the fact that if if we're heading up many, many billions of dollars, it will add to the debt. so there's a relationship there. and i don't think it's any sort of a putative. it is. it is part of the problem most democrats have opposed tying relief money to debt ceiling negotiations, natural disasters. >> these events, they're not republican disasters and democratic disasters. these are disasters that have affected the entire country. >> president biden also announced emergency relief checks for $770 per person impacted by the fire. it's also unclear at this point when congress might

house speaker mike johnson said that they are considering tying california aid to raising the debt limit. this crisis is not even over. it is still unfolding, and somehow it has become a partizan political fight, a natural disaster in the biggest country, in the biggest state in our country. >> so many ironies here stuff. i don't know where to start, you know. was there any democrat in congress? and i'm not being partizan here. i'm just looking at the facts. was there any democrat in congress who resisted disaster funding to georgia, florida, north carolina in the wake of, you know, truly disturbing and tragic disaster relief needs there with the hurricanes of helene and milton? and another irony, california sends more money back among a small subset of states in the union in the country. so very small groups give more money back, produce more money for the federal treasury than they receive in federal tax dollars and grants. et cetera. so that's ironic. another irony is that many members, including the speaker but other republican members have talked about tying this aid to fixing, quot

jim allen, now retired, decided to see if he could find some physical evidence tying cliff reed to the death of sandi johnsonof time in the case gave police new tools. forensics had changed over the years. so there was the potential of testing a lot of things that wouldn't have been able to be tested back then for dna, specifically. they went back to where cliff reed had lived in 1996 all these years later and tore the place apart. they found what looked to them like a bloodstain under the carpet. could it be something? jim allen: we took all the carpet from his room. andrea canning: they still had sandi's teal green ford wagon. they ripped that apart, too. we re-searched her car and collected some more evidence and had that tested to see if we could find anything. andrea canning: this sort of analysis churned slowly. in 2006, cold case detectives began working with prosecutors kristin richardson and carla carlstrom. investigators dug deeper into cliff reed's story. they were learning more and more and more about cliff's lies and sort of his relationship with sandi and some specifics about that day that didn

speaker johnson has confirmed there have been discussions about tying federal aid for the wildfires to a debt limit increase. it's something trump has been pushing republicans to get done before he takes office. should the wildfire aid come with strings attached, mary katherine? >> i think this is tricky. i think there should be some strings attached because you see how california treats money that its given in the past and you can watch that track record and say we want our taxpayer dollars taken care of and not just taken care of but going to the people that we are trying to help. so i think that kind of string is fine. i think you'll get into some pr issues when you tie it to other operational things like the debt limit. however, often on the hill, you've got to package things together to get them done and this might be one of those situations. stuart: mary katherine thank you very much indeed for joining us. i do have kevin o'leary with me. he's known as "mr. wonderful" and he's itching to get his two cents worth in on gavin newsom. give me 30 seconds. >> i think that every taxpaye

johnson went on to say there had been discussion among congressional republicans about tying any money sent to california to raising the nation's debt limit. the speaker also saying he believes both state and local la leaders had been derelict in their duty. other republican leaders, blaming the fires on choices made by state and local leaders, including president elect trump, who has called on governor newsom to resign. >> obviously, there has been water resource mismanagement, forest management mistakes, all sorts of problems. and it does come down to leadership, but i'm hoping that they will take the approach, frankly, that i've taken over my years in congress. >> and that is we've seen disasters in every part of the country of different kinds, earthquakes and floods and fire and hurricanes. i have never once asked or even considered, is this a blue state or a red state? >> the notion of conditions on federal aid is not popular among many politicians. that includes some republicans as well as a majority of democrats, including senator adam schiff, who you just heard from, some calli

. >> okay, but so, for example, if mike johnson moves ahead with this idea that's been floating around of tying the debt ceiling to to wildfire aid, i mean, is that could you argue that's anything but political? >> well, you know, we haven't even gotten to this point yet, so i won't even speculate on what the future of the debt ceiling is going to look like. would you support that? i think i want to support getting assistance on the ground right now. look again, colonel, in the iowa air national guard and the military beforehand. there's needs that can be met right now. we should be prioritizing. focus on that. what we don't need is more of, tragically, like what governor newsom has already done is to say, hey, send me your aid, but make sure it goes through my actblue account so that i can collect your information and use it at my upcoming election. that's the real politicalization that's going on right now in california. we've seen the same come out of elizabeth warren. i want to see an end to that. >> is it helpful when trump attacks a sitting governor as these fires are still raging in cali

. >> now, speaker johnson also said he wouldn't rule out putting conditions on disaster aid for the los angeles wildfires, maybe even tying the assistance to a debt ceiling increase. what's your response to that? would democrats consider such a deal under any circumstances? members of the california delegation of the house have made clear, and i share this position, that there should be no conditions attached to providing residents whose lives have been turned upside down by these historic wildfires in the context of getting them the relief that they need in order to get things turned around. >> never in american history have disaster victims been held hostage in such a way. >> in order for a party to pass their extreme agenda. that's what house republicans are proposing at this given moment in time. >> and it's the height of irresponsibility. >> understand that what the house republicans want to do is pass massive tax breaks for billionaires and wealthy corporations, and then stick working families with the bill by cutting social security, cutting medicare, cutting medicaid, cutting the affordable care act, cutting nutri

who lost everything, speaker johnson said open to conditions in place for aid for california wildfires, in that latest reconciliations bill plan, he also says talk about tyingt to disaster aid how do you want this worked out. maria: i like to express horror what we see with californians unimaginable if you looking at pictures to see what happened in the aftermath look at this reflecting, where did city and state, and even federal agencies fall short to be able to protect so many people. but i think, that i think number one, the speaker is talking about yes, aid to congressional on agenda as much-needed. but will be a time to reflect see are some policies, leading to the situations that we have i think that it is it will warrant big full discussion i don't think anything wrong with that i don't think it should be misconstrued as you can't have your aid anwr not going to help you unless you do everything we do, i think we have to look at it more of are comprehensive say best way to prevent this from happening again. maria: look, you were very clear president trump has open inthe aviation to speak with you your colleagues he did so, speaking with republican se

tying disaster aid to the debt ceiling. you have the question of specific regulations, which it's ironic, given that speaker johnson is from louisiana. of course, they have dealt with plenty of disasters and have needed plenty of money funneled into that state. um, it's not clear to me exactly how this ends. democrats are already very much adamant that won conditions are a nonstarter, and the idea of throwing the debt ceiling into all of this is also a nonstarter. and part of that is because democrats coming into this congress after it wasn't attached in december, despite trump's last minute push, view the debt ceiling as one of their bargaining chips and their ability to actually kind of extract something from it. >> they're going to need democratic votes to raise the debt ceiling. >> completely. >> so they have to give them something. >> they have to get something in exchange. >> yeah. fair enough. all right. kevin fryer, thank you very much for being with us today. appreciate it. see you soon. all right. let's turn now to this story. president trump not pleased with the sermon that was delivered by the right reverend ma