u. s. fox syrian democratic forces, according to local media, the 5 story residential building was home to dozens of residents. a search for survivors, as you can see, is ongoing. so far, only one person is believed to be rescued. although the exact cause of the collapse is not known, a syrian media report of a long term water leak, we have, we can be structures, fun dish heading state cyber riots are opted in the u. s. city of atlanta, after a police officer shot and killed on environmental activists in a gun fire exchange. a demonstration over the death quickly descended to violence. mass protesters smashed windows through fireworks and torch. a police car, one, at least a police station in other areas in the city were targeted to the killing occurred during a rage on a protest camp sites of a proposed law enforcement training facility police claim they use little force when the activists open fire out approaching georgia state troopers ah, while on the u. s. west coast, a mass shooting in th

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while there are still some hot spots, flu and rsv cases are in most area fox two news. the u. s is engine closer and closer to hitting the debt ceiling beyond going political debate in washington. as lawmakers scramble to raise the n (vo) wells fargo lets you know where you stand with your fico credit score. what if you knew where you stood with everything? like your future in-laws... (boyfriend) hope you like cats... (hero inner thought) i hope your parents like me... they're whispering. (father in-law) the kitties like her... (hero inner thought) can they tell i'm allergic? (mother in-law) tears of joy... (father in-law) welcome to the family! (hero inner thought) whew! (vo) like knowing where you stand? when it comes to your credit score, you can with wells fargo. says the u. s. will hit its debt ceiling this week and will need congressional action in order to avoid a default as foxes lauren blanchard tells us republicans are demanding spending cuts in order to raise the debt ceiling . the democrats and the white house say those are separate issues. treasury secretary janet y

cj papa fox news the u. s economy, added 223,000 jobs in december.at's according to the monthly employment report from the bureau of labor statistics. the unemployment rate also dropped to 3.5% in total, the economy added nearly 4.5 million jobs last year. that is the second highest total ever and hr expert tells cnbc there is a new workplace trend that bosses and employees should prepare for. it's called quiet hiring external quiet hiring is when short term contractors are brought into east staff shortages. and internal quiet hiring shifts employees into new roles within the organization where there are gaps, the experts say, workers could look at the changes as a way to move their careers forward. republican leader kevin mccarthy , inching closer to the speakership. one vote at a time coming up with the latest count stands and what it will marchin. when do you expect the t wins? we will provide your neighborhood forecasts as the news on wait. you're a night manager and mom and birthday cake baker? so adding “and” student might feel daunting. nation

ktvu fox two news at noon. the u. s postal service is commemorating the lunar new year with a new stamp. the year of the rabbit forever stamp was unveiled during a ceremony this morning in san francisco. the design is patterned after the decorative masks used in dragon or line dances. the rabbit stamp also features a contemporary look in the tradition of paper cut folk art. reid says napa heritage foundation president claudine chang was instrumental in having the postal service recognized the asian community. she was instrumental in pushing to make sure that the postal service of the united states recognizes the need to produce such a iconic stamp that really signify and uplift the asian culture. not only here in the united states, but this represents thousands of years of history. this latest in the series of lunar new year stamps was unveiled today will continue through 2031 with stamps for the year of the dragon snake horse, ram, monkey, rooster dog and boar. the storm systems coming through the bay area have been gr

u. s marshals back to idaho. sources tell foxgators linked him to the killings by matching crime scene dna with a sample that had been sent to sent by the suspect's family member to a genealogy website. video released today shows co burger being stopped last month by police in the state of indiana. he was driving with his father to the family home in pennsylvania. go burger can be seen leaning over the driver's seat of a wider launcher after he was pulled over. this was on december 15th. the trooper told co. berger and his father that they were following too closely to the back of a semi they were not given a citation. indiana state police say there was no information available at the time of the stop regarding the vehicles significance in the investigation. coming up at 11 a solid start to the season in the sierra the results of the first snow survey of the year and what it means for california's reservoirs. and right after the break. we're going to take a look at the forecast will break down that tomorrow's forecast, which is g

what stop russian forces in keith trade angst ktvu fox two news. the u. ssumer product safety commission has announced an expanded recall for several models of a popular gas range. they were made by a company called z line. an estimated 30,000 more gas range products have now been added to the recall list. the company says these ovens can release dangerous levels of carbon monoxide while in use, the agency says to stop using the reins and reach out the z line for a free repair. state lawmakers could reverse the ban on self driving semi trucks and big rigs on california highways . california started in allowing tests of some of the light duty autonomous vehicles like midsize pickups and cargo vans back in 2014 and approved them for use. five years later. lawmakers are now considering a proposal to allow self driving big rigs, but only if there is a driver behind the wheel, they say that will ensure california roads are safe and protect the loss of jobs for california truck drivers after two years of democratic led investigations, house republicans are gearin

u. s attorney to handle the investigation in washington. lauren blanchard, ktvu fox two news. stocks are edging higher now as investors are looking to the next inflation report. after a little up and down earlier today, the dow jones has been on the plus side of things for the back half of the session and is now up by one third of 1% s and p is much closer to wait one half of percent gain snp. excuse me. nasdaq is just over that with a nice two thirds of a percent increase days into a second term governor gavin newsom presented the state's new budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal year. the governor says california is facing a budget deficit of $22.5 billion sharp swing from last year's $98 billion surplus. our state still has about $35.6 billion in reserves, governor newsom says. despite the budget deficit, the government is going to follow through on its promises. regardless of this modest shortfall will continue to make unprecedented investments and transforming public education and higher education and we'll get to that in a moment dressing this homeless crisis straight

dot com in oakland, amberleigh ktvu fox two news, southern california congresswoman katie porter held her first official campaign stop for u s senate. right here in the bay area, met with the democrats of ross more club in walnut creek tonight. the orange county congresswoman is the first to declare a run for dianne feinstein. senate seat. senator feinstein, by the way, has not yet announced if she plans to retire or run for reelection. night porter pledged to fight any effort by congressional republicans to threaten the future of social security and medicare. to take away what you have worked for. and your ability to enjoy your retirement and your later years . it is absolutely on the line, and there are some colleagues, including some in our own party , who are quick to ring the hands and say, we just can't afford to help our seniors. that is b s. the porter campaign released a poll of california voters showing her with a double digit lead in a general election race against congressman adam schiff. sleepless nights for some castro valley residents who worry their entire neighborhood is in danger. this comes after a eucalyp

u. s attorney to handle the investigation in washington. lauren blanchard, ktvu fox two news.so artificial intelligence could help make smarter inmate parole evaluations at prisons across the country. researchers from uc davis violence prevention program using machine learning algorithm super learner to analyze parole data in new york they looked at data which could consider a total of 91 variables to predict individual crime risk, including age. minimum and maximum sentence and time in prison. researchers say the new york state parole board could have more than doubled the release rate without increasing the total of or violent felony arrest rate. on top of our big story today, continued stormy weather and the fallout of way too much rain will focus on the east bay, parts of which were hammered this morning with the problems that people need to find another way to get around. plus if you have some tall trees, you are eyeing nervously when the wind is whipping, joined the club. we're talking with a long time east bay arborist about how to know if your trees are in trouble and

u. s. and jose is hoping to find work so he can bring his wife and kids here in el paso madison, scarpino ktvu, foxews. alright i hope you have a nice day today getting the gutters clean doing all the stuff you need to do before this next storm, which is behind me over here comes in and it's a big one, and i was just looking at it just in the break there and in that story, and if i was, you know when you're in school, atmospheric sciences, this is textbook what we're looking at right here. so you got all this look at this cold air look at its sweeping down. so that open cells accumulates very cold hair. and then you've got this pull of moisture coming from across the dateline and from a low low latitude down by the tropic of, um, cancer, and so you've got this incredible machine. i mean, it's a it's a it's a, uh, you know, it's a big just a heat engine. basically it's pushing inland. when i say heat engines just got a lot of energy with it, and we're seeing the pressures drop out quickly, and we're looking for the potential for some strong winds tomorrow. so here we are tonight. here we go tomorrow

kitty logan fox news. well u. s. treasury secretary janet yellen says she expects congress to eventually vote to raise america's debt limit, but warns demands by house republicans for spending cuts in return pose major risks to the global economy. yellen says she hasn't spoken with speaker mccarthy about the issue yet as he is not spelled out the spending cuts that he says are needed to put the u. s government on a more sustainable financial path. we can't default and we will take every measure possible to work with congress. i believe members of congress will understand that this is would impose a self imposed calamity on the united states and the world economy. earlier this week, yellen notified congress that she put her extraordinary measures in place to keep the u. s from defaulting on its debt. this means the treasury will pause investments into government employee retirement, disability and health care funds, giving congress till around june to negotiate and improve a bill to raise the debt ceiling. 7 47 your t

greg lee ktvu fox two news california senator alex padilla joined several other u. s senators in washington to call for federal action on gun safety . senate majority leader chuck schumer showed off a photo of a gun that he says is being marketed to children. it's called the j r 15. the senator says. it's a child's version of an ar 15. and he's asked the ftc to investigate the company that manufactures the weapon to see if it is breaking the law by marketing it to children. meantime senator padilla says he will continue to push for an assault weapons ban and universal background checks. to all the americans across the country who are demanding that congress take more action. i want to be clear. it is republicans in congress. who continued to value gun industry profits over people. senator padilla said he believes the gun safety movement is becoming stronger and can stand up to the gun industry, california congressman adam schiff has announced a bid for dianne feinstein's u. s senate seat in what is shaping up to be a competitive democratic primary. i wish i could say

fox two news. happening today. president biden will address the u. s mayors conference at the white house from across the country are taking part in their winter meeting several bay area leaders that there too, including san francisco's london breed, lisa gilmore of santa clara met may head of san jose in oakland's shen tao. president biden talked about how much respect he has for thel. some of you know, i started my career as a county councilman.delaware, and then ih the u. s they know where you live. knock on your door, and, uh, i've always had enormous respect for the job you do. other topics included immigration, homelessness, covid-19 social justice and gun violence. the lunar new year begins this weekend, and san francisco is celebrating the year of the rabbit with the tradition that started during the pandemic. ktvu jana katsuyama shows us the new statues that are benefiting artists and nonprofits are around the corner in san francisco, and you might just find yourself bumping into a bunny. meaning behind the rabbit is it's peaceful, harmonious.

fox news lauren blanchard is in washington with more the u. s secret service is facing mounting pressure from republicans in both the house and now the senate to turn over years of visitor logs from president biden's personal residences. what we need to know is who also had access to those documents, and this is a very serious matter. the latest batch of classified items were found on friday by the fbi during a lengthy search of the president's wilmington's home. however we do not know what was in them. it's just a pile. of incompetence on top of incompetence on top of sloppiness on top of their responsibility clear is the document issue is becoming a growing problem for the administration. 64% of americans say the president acted inappropriately. according to a new abc news ipsos poll. i take this very seriously, he said. i didn't know that the documents were there. um and look, i think, as it relates to the american people and the president, standing with the american people, it is going to be up to them to decide how they see this president.

burning as rally and american fox. across the inner rock, clashes erupted near the swedish embassy with local scuffling with police outside the diplomatic building. meanwhile, the u. s. has weighed in, suggesting that the koran burning act in stock hole could be applied by foreign forces aimed at undermining. may know we are also cognizant of the fact that those who may be behind what has taken place in we maybe engaging in an intentional effort to try to weaken unity across the atlantic and within and among our european allies and partners journalists use. if aaron says that the scandal is this, an incident in sweden means in order country has lost any support and potentially still have for its nato bid inter kia well the domestic atmosphere right now surrounding sweden's nate obeyed after the burning of the koran is very, very toxic, i don't foresee any turkish politician trying to garner support for sweden because domestically it would hurt them. and this being in the election year, i don't think anyone's going to go to back sweden right now, so i don't know if it's a done deal. if it's up forever closing the book on sweden's nato bid, but not there won't be any

necessities like eggs also negates savings in new york and a iliopoulos fox news more military aid on its way to ukraine from the u. s but a stalemate over setting battle tanks to the country as they brace for a new russian offensive. honoring martin luther king's legacy will show you how local volunteers h e ho i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of the most common si

foxes david lee miller with the staggering amount of damage major weather events and an ongoing climate crisis, taking a costly toll on the u. s. last year, a new report by the national oceanic and atmospheric administration reveals the cost of extreme weather disasters totaled over $165 billion in 2022 for the u. s people are seeing the impacts of a changing climate system. where they live. work and play e driving forces behind that multi billion dollar figure hurricane ian, which accounted for nearly $113 billion, and the impact of drought conditions on the western half of the country, no , a catalog 18 major systems, many topping $1 billion in losses. these disasters ranging from hurricanes and severe weather events to floods and severe droughts. we can see how drought is. tend to billions of dollars of damage across many different industries. agriculture tourism water resources and commerce at large as it's a critical resource for us to better manage since 1980 the number of days between billion dollar disasters dropped from 82. to just 18 with a changing climate. buckle up. more extreme events are expected , and as a resu

u. s. justice department searched biden's willington home yesterday and found six additional documents with classified markings. foxes lucas tomlinson at the white house with the latest i want the facts . i want the department of justice to be completely thorough, completely honest. and i want the facts. we need to know who knew when did they know ? and why did they choose to keep it secret from the american people for again more than two months and again right before an election and now two democratic senators tim kaine and joe manchin say they also want to see the classified documents investigated with more urgency, senator manchin telling our colleagues at fox digital quote. the reports about president binds mishandling of classified documents are extremely irresponsible and disturbing. these allegations should be investigated fully. the president you're going to find there's nothing there. i have no regrets. i'm following what they lawyers have told me they want me to do. exactly what we're doing. there is no there there. thank you. at the white house. lucas tomlinson, fox news house chief of staff, ron klain is

can see the 49ers host the cowboys this sunday at 3 30 right here on ktvu fox two here in the bay area one week from today, the u. s figure skating championships will begin in san jose 127 skaters from across the country will compete in pairs, dance and singles events. this includes ice dancers jeffrey chen and anthony ponomarenko, who both learned to skate at the rink and center. jose as well as men's competitor din tran and pair skater nina hewlett, who both represent the skating club of san francisco. all events asap center. sound as it was supposed to host the 2021 championships. but that was changed this year due to covid. some basketball now happened today. the golden state warriors, the reigning nba champs, will visit the white house. the last time the warriors went to the white house was in february of 2016 when they celebrated their 2015 and be a title with former president barack obama. the warriors did not go during donald trump's term in office because of a feud between him and the team. curry says he's excited for players and families who are going for the first time. i'm the warriors will visit presid

u. s will head its debt ceiling this week and will need congressional action to avoid a default as foxes lauren blanchard reports. republicans are demanding spending cuts in order to raise the debt ceiling, but democrats and the white house argue those are separate issues. treasury secretary janet yellen has to start putting in place extraordinary measures to keep paying the nation's bills warning in a letter to house speaker kevin mccarthy by thursday, the u. s would hit the debt ceiling and congress needs to reach an agreement to raise the limit to avoid a default. speaker mccarthy has said six ms away. why wouldn't we sit down now and change this behavior that we would put ourselves on a more fiscally strong position? it would make the future generation make our nation stronger. currently the borrowing limit stands at about $31.4 trillion it's true. the budget outlook is unsustainable and the growth is on the spending side, so that needs to be dealt with. have a good fight on the spending. just don't do it with the debt limit. the white house has given a firm no to negotiations, sayin

fox two news. we are learning theranos founder elizabeth holmes apparently attempted to flee the u. s. after her conviction last year, according to court documents, prosecutors learned that holmes booked a one way flight to mexico in january of 2022 after they contacted her legal team. the flight was canceled. her partner did leave the country, though that day for mexico and did not return for six weeks. holmes is found guilty of defrauding investors of hundreds of millions of dollars. she was sentenced to 11 years in prison , which she is set to begin serving this coming april after the birth of her second child. facebook's parent company is planning to downsize its presence in san francisco. san francisco. business times reports, meta has put up listings to sublight its office space at 1 81. fremont street, madam moved into 34 floors of the 56 story building in 2018. this comes after medal laid off 11,000 employees in november. medicines it plans to keep its san francisco presence at another building on howard street. the last movie theater in downtown berkeley, is slated to close ne

lauren blanchard fox news, the new republican led congress is facing its first major test, officials say the u. s will hit its debt ceiling later this week and will need congressional action to avoid a default by the summer, treasury secretary janet yellen said in a letter to house speaker kevin mccarthy that she will have to start putting in place quote extraordinary measures to keep paying the nation's bill's house. republicans say they want to negotiate future spending cuts as part of a deal to raise the debt ceiling. but democrats are saying the two issues should be kept separate. it's true. the budget outlook is unsustainable and the growth is on the spending side, so that needs to be dealt with. have a good fight on the spending. just don't do it with the debt limit. currently the borrowing limit stands at about $31.4 trillion, until congress reaches a deal on the debt limit. the treasury will essentially issue i o. u s to federal retirement, disability and health benefit funds for federal employees to prevent a default. stocks were mixed on wall street today, the dow dropped 391 points. na

u. s restaurants as soon as this year . their products could hit grocery shelves. by 2028 jackie ibanez. fax news ktvu foxtwo news at five starts now. 39 now. of these mass shootings. and we're only on day 24. of the new year. what the #### is going on an emotional governor newsom in half moon bay, calling out the federal government for not doing its job to prevent gun violence . the governor, speaking in the aftermath of three mass shootings in california in as many days. good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach julie julie haener two dozen people have been killed in mass shootings in just eight days. seven farm workers were killed in half moon bay yesterday. on saturday, 11 people were killed while celebrating the lunar new year at a dance hall in monterey park in southern california. and last week is 17 year old mother and her six month old baby were killed in an attack that left six people dead across five generations. we have live team coverage for you tonight. ktvu is greg lee is monitoring how state officials are responding to the mass violence, but we begin with our jessie gary live in half moon bay

u. s restaurants as soon as this year . their products could hit grocery shelves. by 2028 jackie ibanez. fax news ktvu foxtwo news at five starts now. 39 now. of these mass shootings. and we're only on day 24. of the new year. what the #### is going on an emotional governor newsom in half moon bay, calling out the federal government for not doing its job to prevent gun violence . the governor, speaking in the aftermath of three mass shootings in california in as many days. good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach julie julie haener two dozen people have been killed in mass shootings in just eight days. seven farm workers were killed in half moon bay yesterday. on saturday, 11 people were kil

u. s bill has bipartisan support. it does everything from authorizing a pay increase for service members to additional support for ukraine foxes madeline rivera breaks down the bill, now from washington. the repeal of the military's vaccine mandate put this year's national defense authorization act and the spotlight. clearly the president was opposed to rolling back the vaccine mandate, but their appeal is just one of the many provisions allotted in the $847 billion bill that outlines military policy and spending priorities. president joe biden signed the measure into law, which authorizes sending $800 million to the ukraine security assistance initiative. thank you very much and outlines over $800 billion for the department of defense alone. a will strengthen our hand warts. the bite administration's own efforts to retire the b 83 bomb. what you said to be 80 times more powerful than the bomb dropped on hiroshima as the ranking member of the strategic forces subcommittee. there are several provisions i am excited about restores funding for the nuclear sea launched cruise missile and prohibits retirement of the b 83 gravity bo

u. s. germany and france have announced that they have plans to send armored vehicles to kiev in kiev, ukraine. alex hogan, fox news let's go. oh there you whether we're talking about some clouds for tonight, but we're kind of enjoying the break from the real heavy rainfall. things change in your saturday forecast as another storm approaches the coastline and a much stronger storm and early next week will have your forecast update coming up. we're going to ktvu christian captain. now, with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu, plus, thank you, christina. shocking scene in florida gunman opening fire, hitting several people while rapper french montana is shooting a music video video. tmz shares the latest details and the warriors heading back to the white house when the team is returning to d c to celebrate their championship victory. those stories and more coming up at seven on ktvu. plus alright, christian. thank you. but first after the break, it can be tricky to keep avocados fresh. we all know that the new innovation that could hopefully keep them riper longer.

fox news steven gohan has more now on how to support continues to pour in from across the u. s. buffalo bill's safety tomorrow. hamlin spent another night in an icu bed here in cincinnati. he's in critical condition after suffering a cardiac arrest and collapsing on the field during the bengals bills game on monday night. hamlin's uncle says he was resuscitated twice, both on and off the field, but he slowly improving and now on only 50% oxygen versus 100% on tuesday on a breathing machine to try and decrease the body's demand for that heart to pump blood and also blood is not able to go to the brain and other places of the body. meanwhile, support is pouring in from across the country. holiday toy drive is being flooded with donations, raising more than $6 million. so far, fans gathered in both buffalo and cincinnati, holding vigils and prayer rallies. we don't know who god is going to answer. so we're just going to go for it. i'm going to go down swinging for this guy because he deserves it to see that happen. obviously it's heartbreaking. but who cares about the game? this is

fox two news. a new report finds home prices in the san francisco metro area fell more than any other u s city lastedian price in san francisco dropped more than 5% in december two now $985,000 this, according to remax, los angeles, is next with a drop of 4.7% followed by honolulu. a little boy in britain has become the uk's youngest member of mensa, the largest like society in the world. good. teddy hobbs can count to 100 several languages. at three years old. he qualified for mental with an iq test. the score was 1 39 out of 1 60. so he could count to 100 before he was to in english, but i just assumed, you know, every child has their own. each child develops slightly quicker in something else than the other ones. and we just assumed that was his thing. and that was fine and that that that would be the end of it. teddy now four years old, taught himself to read when he was two during the covid-19 lockdown. new study finds that a majority of parents of children ages six and under think teachers should spend more time teaching things outside of academics, according to the study conducted by one pol

u. s travel association to call for upgrades to the technology the air travel industry uses. they say it's outdated and needs to be modernized in chicago, grady trimble fox business taking a look now at wall street and sucks finishing a bit higher today. after that fresh data on consumer prices, it actually showed that inflation eased again. last month, the dow added . 216 points the s and p gained 13 and the nasdaq was up 69. it is the fifth day of gains and the longest winning streak since july. mortgage rates fell for the first time in weeks, according to freddie mac, the 30 year fixed rate mortgage is now averaging 6.33. a year ago, the same mortgage average 3.45% freddie mac's chief economist, says the housing market remains hypersensitive to rate movements with purchase demand experiencing large swings, reacting to very small changes in rates, don't go anywhere. folks bay area performer prepares to take the stage this summer at bottle rock and napa and look who is here in studio. it is the one and only okey junior. the talented artist is live in studio to talk with us yeah. different latitude capital from different avenues. i'm a do what i gotta do

u. s based third parties to monitor their code and algorithms. it is unclear if the bill will make it through the divided congress in new york city. laura engel fox news an update now on the work to repair the massive sinkhole at the entrance to the oakland zoo that has kept the zoo closed since the beginning of january. this new look from sky fox this morning shows there is still a lot of work to be done. the zoo now says it will have an announcement on monday about a reopening date. they say all the animals and staff are fine and that they've been working on maintenance and storm damage cleanup. during the closure, the state is boosting water allocations for public agencies as reservoirs are rising due to the recent rain. water officials said. public agencies will be getting 30% of what they asked for. that's up from just 5% that they announced in december, a series of powerful storms dumped an estimated 32 trillion gallons of water in california. in just three weeks. the two largest reservoirs in the state water project, oroville and san luis have gained a combined 1.62 million acre feet of water in storage from the u. s. drought monitor shows

alex hogan, fox news federal prosecutors today formally dropping charges against the new york city police officer who was accused of spying for china by monica guan is a naturalized u. s. citizen from born in tibet, even accused of spying on expatriate tibetans and supplying that information to the chinese government. prosecutors dropped the charges , saying they uncovered new information. in addition to working as an officer there in queens. the 36 year old is also served as a marine. think for all the people who trusted me who believe me since the beginning, my family, my friends , my marine corps brothers, nypd colleagues. today's announcement ends a two year ordeal for anglo wang, who spent about six months in custody. prosecutors did not disclose what new information prompted that decision to drop the case. state lawmakers staring down a huge $22 billion deficit coming up san rafael assemblyman damon connolly will join us live to talk about the continued financial wreckage left by the pandemic. plus the deadline for the debt ceiling is here. the efforts underway by lawmakers to reach a budget agreement and av d default. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on c

fox two news thank you, greg. a new report finds home prices in san francisco metro area fell more than any other u. s city last month. the median price in san francisco phil just about 5% in december, according to real estate company remax the media now just below $1 million at $985,000. los angeles, comes in next 4.7% followed by honolulu. san francisco also showed the largestrop in a metric that shows average sales over asking price plant that sparked a nationwide baby formula shortages now being investigated by the justice department. abbott's michigan plant shut down last year after the fda began investigating bacterial infections among babies who consume the baby formula made at the factory. inspectors reportedly uncovered several violations, including bacterial contamination, a leaky roof and lax safety protocols. experts say the doj lately has some serious concerns. they probably have information from that site visit or from human sources that are telling them that there was a significant problem. the baby formula shortage. send parents on a hunt for formula food banks, doctors offices even ac

fox news leftover storm damage, leading to a lot of traffic tickets were drivers make their own way around barricades and face the consequences. and the u. s. surgeon general, speaking out about social media and mental health, the age restrictions here suggesting for popular platforms, including instagram and tiktok's house committees ramp up hearings this week, going after the body administration. just as the president is set to meet with house speaker kevin mccarthy era in w hington, wi the other day a hornets nest fell on my head. it's not ideal, but we'll manage. just like i manage without home internet. sure i wish this hotspot was a lot faster. but my phone works, sometimes. it's not that bad. ew. it is that bad. don't settle. get xfinity home internet for just $19.99 a month for 1 year with a free streaming box call, click or visit a store today. there's from going around road closure signs and also ignoring other barriers. ktvu brooks jarocz joins us now and brooks, you had a chance to see for yourself that some people are just blatantly blowing off the road closure. one point i saw a man get out of his car, slide the barricade ove

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foxes david lee miller breaks down the hefty price tag of last year's disasters. major weather events and an ongoing climate crisis, taking a costly toll on the u. st year, a new report by the national oceanic and atmospheric administration reveals the cost of extreme weather disasters totaled over $165 billion in 2022 for the u. s people are seeing the impacts of a changing climate system. where they live. work and play on a regular basis. one of the driving forces behind that multi billion dollar figure hurricane ian, which , and the impact of drought conditions on the western half of the country, no, a catalog 18 major systems, many topping $1 billion in losses. these disasters ranging from hurricanes and severe weather events to floods and severe droughts. we can see how drought is. tend to billions of dollars of damage across many different industries. agriculture tourism water resources and commerce at large as it's a critical resource for us to better manage since 1980 the number of days between billion dollar disasters dropped from 82. to just 18 with a changing climate. buckle up. more extreme events are expected , and as a result, we're

fox news. well for the first time in nearly two years of portion of california has been declared to be out of the drought. a new drought map was released by the u. s drought monitor just this morning top left corner of the state, which is del norte county . there is a white square. that means it's completely out of drought. now that's less than 1% of the state. you can compare the difference over the last couple of weeks and other improvement. there are no areas in the state in extreme or exceptional drought that had been marked in red. and dark red. yeah. and you know what i'm gonna say. i mean, we're always you know, in a drought in california it's dry summer wet winter, so it's basically a drought in the summer months when it doesn't rain for six months, and we're always gonna have water issues because we brought more people in. we have huge agricultural concerns. um it's just a thing. so our whole thing it's good to drop monitors getting better, but we need to change. our relationship with water is californians and we talk about that a lot, and i know you guys are on board. um it's hopefully be moving in that direction. okay um, got a call fro

fox visited an orphanage this week hearing some of their stories. adoptions were put on pause at the start of the invasion. but some of these orphans had already found families in the u. sa, who even traveled to meet her as in chicago, waiting for the war to end so i can go see them again, or sasha, who's learning english. thank you. welcome. thank you very much. because he talks to his american family online, but this year instead of settling into that new world this is his, as he shows off how he cranks fresh air into his bomb shelter in the orphanage. for paperwork still being processed. those adoptions were put on limbo, with so many questions still remaining almost a year later as to win some of these children will eventually be able to go home in kiev, ukraine. alex hogan fox news. the war in ukraine is expected to be a key topic at the world economic forum set to get underway tomorrow in switzerland. organizers say 52 heads of state and government, along with hundreds of others are expected to attend climate change and the prospect of a global recession this year will also be topics of discussion. so much is at stake. we really need to find solutions on the wars

fox visited an orphanage this week hearing some of their stories. adoptions were put on pause at the start of the invasion, but some of these orphans had already found families in the u. sike julia, who even traveled to meet her as in chicago, waiting for the war to end so i can go see them again, or sasha, who's learning english. thank you. welcome. thank you very much. because he talks to his american family online, but this year instead of settling into that new world this is his shows off how he cranks fresh air into his bomb shelter in the orphanage. paperwork still being processed. those adoptions were put on limbo. with so many questions still remaining almost as to win some of these childl eventually be able to go home. ukraine alex hogan fox news. the war in ukraine is expected to be a key topic at the world economic forum set to get underway tomorrow in davos, switzerland, organizers say 52 heads of state and government, along with hundreds of others are expected to attend. climate change and the prospect of a global recession this year will also be topics of discussion. so much is at stake. we really need to find solutions on the wars and conflicts, but we al

u s. senate seat in california is getting crowded. the newest challenger running for senator dianne feinstein, seat from ktvu. fox two news.s is mornings on t. alright taking you live to the opening bell on the new york stock exchange. shares in the bay area based intel said to drop 10% after posting a disappointing quarter. the chipmaker also warns this year will be a tough one as well. that's taking the nasdaq down this morning. just getting the latest numbers. that's index made up of all the big names in tech. set to drop about 70 points or so might say some gains for the dow, but we'll have all your business news coming up. thank you for joining us here on mornings on to cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's friday, january 27th . we need to go to south problem major problems on bart this morning, so i will tell you all about it. yeah there's a track problem in oakland, and so there is no trans based service in the commute direction right now. trains are taking can take you from san francisco as far as west oakland. but what's happening is the train's coming from the east bay that carry all those people into san fra