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we begin tonight with an undercover investigation into so-called wet markets in san francisco.vist group has spent months reporting alleged violations. they say their complaints have fallen on deaf ears. meanwhile members of the chinese community in the city say the markets are rooted in history and culture. we went along to see firsthand. >> reporter: in a non-descript motel room, scott davis is preparing for a different kind of mission. he's here to explore a san francisco market famous for its fresh food. perhaps a little too fresh. >> it's extremely important to sort of blend in. >> reporter: david is an undercover investigator, using a hidden camera to document what his advocacy group, animal outlook, calls inhumane conditions in california's so-called wet markets. >> wet markets are typically markets where they keep live animals. the animals are actually butchered within the markets. i actually can't take home live animals. they have to slaughter the animals right there. >> reporter: even before entering a single shop, a delivery man dumps live fish into a waterless trash

. >> this morning, an undercover investigation revealing new scrutiny into san francisco's wet markets, we learn more about the criticism coming from some members of the city's chinese community. >> let us help, rather than coming in and start attacking our business. >>> president trump takes a tour of the businesses now devastated by the wildfires, what he is saying about the future of fema. plus, the chance of rain in southern california, of course a welcomed development for firefighters but it could trigger another problem, debris flows, the risk and what is being done to protect communities. >>> good morning and thank you for starting your day with us, today is saturday, january 25th, i'm max darrow , we begin with an undercover investigation that reveals new information to the so-called wet markets in san francisco, a group spent months reporting alleged violations that they say the complaints have fallen on deaf ears. meantime, they say it is rooted in history and culture. >> reporter: in an under script motel room in chinatown, scott david is preparing for a different kind of mi

we begin with the undercover investigation of the so-called wet markets in san francisco, they say thents have fallen on deaf ears. meantime, they say these markets are rooted in culture and history. >> reporter: in a motel room on the edge of chinatown, scott david is preparing for a different kind of mission, he is here to explore a san francisco market famous for its fresh food. perhaps a little bit too fresh. >> it is extremely important to blend in. >> david is an undercover investigator using a hidden camera to document what his advocacy group calls inhumane conditions in california's so-called wet markets. >> the wet markets are typically markets to keep live animals, the animals are actually butchered within the markets. i can't take home live animals, we have to slaughter the animals right there. >> reporter: a deliveryman dumps fish into a waterless trash can, a practice the animal activist group says is cruel and indicative of the abuse allegedly happening in these markets. inside, a tank with live crabs is so tightly packed, they can't even move. while others are tossed int

officerswere undercover, so the motive is still a mystery this evening. they were special ops officers, conducting an unrelated surveillance operation. this was in the area of 280 and mclaughlin at around 10:30 p.m. a car pulled up next to them with two people indicating they had a gun and were ready to fight. undercover officers say the suspects made a sudden u-turn and drove toward them, opening fire, hitting their unmarked car several times. one officer got out and shot at the other car, but the suspects drove off. investigators say they don't know if anybody in that car was injured nor if they knew their targets were police officers. neither officer was injured, luckily, but police say one thing is clear. >> gun violence is an epidemic in our community, and those who risk their lives to protect us will also increasingly become targeted by those who seek chaos and fear. i recognize how easily they could be developing a very different news today. >> investigators are not sharing the description of the vehicles right now, where they were not able to acti

they have secured convictions against three service members recruited by suspected undercover agents> they will turn over every stone to try to collect what they can. >> reporter: kevin vorndran heads the intelligence commission. u.s. officials told us china is trolling professional networking sites including linkedin to find american service members and others who hold u.s. government security clearances. >> members of the military former members of the military list their resumes and exposes their expertise. and through that makes targeting by an intelligent services and sophisticated intelligence service simple to accomplish. >> reporter: in zhao's case what started as chats about stock trades veered into sensitive areas. questions about naval exercises in the pacific where china threatens to challenge u.s. strength. >> in the end he received a proximately $15,000. >> reporter: court records reveal zhao to take photographs and videos of restricted areas and told him to destroy evidence of their communications. how does that not raise every red flag available to thomas zhao? >> it

out of business. >> i go undercover.s dreamed of seeing himself on the big screen. did you ever imagine being in an action movie? >> oh, yes. yes. >> reporter: he met the director while shooting a tv pilot. and right away, ben knew reece was a leading man. >> i'm a government agent. gonna do something. >> he has an "it" factor that when i see him on camera, i want to see more. the goal was to create a character around the real life race. it wasn't to try to push him into the box to be something. so we took his real life essence and wrapped a story around it. >> come on. grow some potatoes! >> reporter: "straight undercover" is a passion project for ben and race. they both work day jobs. reece in payroll and ben owns a production company. so they filmed their movie on days off. they relied on donations from the community. they are working to find a distributor to release their film far and wide. what surprised you in making this movie? >> everybody's willingness to come in, the community's support and so many people wanti

deputies went undercover to crack down on retail theft. they say it's thanks to proposition 36 passing in the november election. plus. >> with a big smile on his face, the kindness of his heart. doesn't matter how big you become, you welcome people to your home. >> a pioneer of the san francisco culinary scene. tonight, industry leaders mourning the death of charles fan and refle on the people who vandalized an elections office, smashing more than two dozen windows and two doors. this story does begin tonight's west coast rap. authorities say anti-government graffiti was also spray painted on the multnomah county elections office. the damage was discovered yesterday morning, and county crews were called in to repair the broken windows and the doors. police are now looking for as many as ten people who were caught here on the surveillance video. in las vegas, a judge today denied a motion to dismiss charges against the man accused of orchestrating the murder of tupac shakur. prosecutors say dwayne davis ordered the deadly drive by shooting

there have been calls for the far—right group patriotic alternative to be banned after an undercoveracist views among some of its supporters and members. posing as a new recruit, a bbcjournalist recorded the groups supporters calling for migrants to be killed if they refuse to leave the uk, as well as violent and graphic comments from one of its guest speakers. wyre davies reports. patriotic alternative says it campaigns for the rights of indigenous british people, and is neither extremist nor racist. it organises social events like this hike in the peak district, on which patrick — a former history teacher — compared pa's tactics now to how hitler and the nazis came to power. a bbcjournalist spent months undercover with pa, recording conversations and the views of members like aaron. they're going to exterminate us, destroy our country, our people and our families and call us racist. you got two choices — fight or die. aaron later told ourjournalist while working together on a decorating job what he thinks should be done with migrants. our investigation exposes how members of this f

we had a lot of pushback on some of the operations especially are more overt undercover operations that were quite challenging to conduct safely. we received a lot of pushback but he handled those as a prosecutor and was very supportive of every one of our investigative tools. special agents that focus on firearms trafficking, by wood chrome, everyone of those was a high-priority -- violent crime, every one of those was a high priority. in those days, there was an opportunity where he could have said no but he never did. he let me come back several times until i came back with a yes. i have been told many times know and never to come back again and ask that question. so i never got that answer and i do thank you for that from myself and all of our folks out there doing this job every day. i can personally talk about your care and support for three of our agents in particular. there's many that you have called after being injured during a law enforcement operation. three in particular suffered very critical injuries and each of those agents were not only concern for their own well-being

. >> they say that's in part to all the work done by undercover officers. the san francisco police department reported 601 felony arrest this past year. that's an increase from 500 arrest in 2023. the police department says that undercover officers focused on combatting violent crime, auto burglaries, drug dealing and retail theft. the police department says automated license plate readers and drones help catch criminals in the city. >> highway one near moss landing has fully reopened. and this follows that fire that broke out thursday at a battery plant. it forced a partial shutdown of highway one last week. the fire at vista energy forced roughly 1200 people in monterey county to evacuate. since returned to their homes. the start is one of the largest lithium ion battery plants in the world. still not clear why a fire suppression system just didn't work. the cause is being investigated, right? whether time as we get a live look now at the golden gate bridge and kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow was here in kind of. >> cool and blustery. yeah. don

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in the past, we had a lot of pushback on operations, especially the more overt undercover operations that were quite challenging to conduct safely. we received a lot of pushback, we received a lot of pushback but he handled those as a prosecutor and was not new to them and was supportive on those and supportive of everyone in our in factive tools. our special agents that focused on criminal operations, whether it's our fire trafficking cases or violent crime cases, arson and explosives cases, every one of those was a priority for the director and this agency and he did everything he could to support us there and he really championed everything that our agency did so well every day that didn't catch the political attention that was always negative this was all the positive work that happened behind the scenes but people don't pay a lot of attention to unfortunately and in those days there was an opportunity he could have said no to and told me to never come back and asked that question but he never did he allow me to come back often several times until he got back with a yes so i have

offer from the fbi that he can die and go under ground into a clandestine operation in mississippi undercover to try to identify some of the patrician class that are financing the clan and not only their virulent and violent campaign against african americans during this period but also their virulent and violent. >> to what degree is your story fiction and to what degree is it based in current events or historic reality? >> my story takes place in the 1960s. it is fueled by the fact that i actually attended the temple in atlanta, georgia, where i grew up. that temple was bombed. it was bombed particularly because of the rabbi jacob rothchild's very vocal and possible affiliation with dr. king. that would have been, i think, the primary motivation. there has been a book called the temple bombing that melissa fay green has written that's a nonfiction book about that time. as a child experiencing that, it was an experience not my only experience but my most extreme experience of domestic terror. >> howard, you talked earlier about trends in jewish books. and here we have noir and specifically j

to says chief jason todd ticer for over 27 years with the san jose police department including undercover investigations. chief todd has been serving as interim police chief since november of 2022. and what officially take office in the coming week. >> what a great start to the new year. it was dry new year's eve. it was dry. new year's day dry right now. >> the first thursday of the brand new year. the dry weather continues. and then the clouds increase. and by tonight around midnight, rain starts in the north bay to the north bay counties. first and the first friday. that will be tomorrow of 2025. widespread rainfall. so don't put umbrella away quite yet, but dry weather does return through the middle of january. temperature wise. we are in the 40's pretty much everywhere o well, actually point raise 50 degrees give a 53 degrees. so the pacific ocean keep some pretty moderate and these temperatures are considerably warmer than yesterday. as many as 9 degrees warmer in santa rosa. plus 5 for san francisco. 3 degrees warmer in so we're starting out on a warm note, not terribly windy. the

in the past, we had a lot of pushback on operations, especially the more overt undercover operations that were quite challenging to conduct safely. we received a lot of pushback, but he handled those as a prosecutor and was not new to them and was very supportive on those and was very supportive of every one of our investigative tools. special agents that focused on criminal operations every day, whether it is our firearms trafficking cases, arson and explosives, they were all a priority and he did everything he could to support us and championed everything our agency did so well that they did not catch political attention that was always negative. this was all the positive work that happened behind the scenes but people don't pay a lot of attention to unfortunately and in those days there was an opportunity he could have said no to and told me to never come back and asked that question but he never did he allow me to come back often several times until he got back with a yes so i have to thank you for that because i've been told many times a hard no and never to come back again so i

you have undercover operations that are involved in those things. but it doesn't mean they were able to pick out and identify one person who says hey, i want to drive a truck. tell me what i need to do. where they have nabbed these people and there is one of them in the midwest. so they do have a lot of ongoing operations, which doesn't mean they will catch everybody. of course, now they're looking into any potential ties between what happened and vegas and the blowing up of the cybertruck, trump tower, and this. does that make any sense to you? >> it could be connected. it could be another year that wasn't planned in coordination with the new orleans events. but it looks to me very suspicious to have camping containers and that sort of thing mixed with fireworks. >> right, there's been a lot of chatter online that this might be getting too specific. that they were rented by the first online company in san francisco? >> yeah. there could be a connection where it could be the same thing if they rented from one of the other millions of cars that are a

so the police there say that that's in part from more from undercover cops. the sarasota police department reported 601 felony arrests this past year. that's an uptick of 500 from 2023. the police department says undercover cops focused on combatting violent crimes, auto burglaries, drug dealing a retail theft. the police department says on a maid at license plate readers and drones also help catch criminals in the city. a helicopter for the alameda county fire department rescued an injured 9 year-old boy over the weekend. the fire department says there was a motorcycle accident saturday at the carnegie motorcycle parking tracy, the boy, a pretty serious injuries yet to be airlifted. don't have any word on his current condition. and santa clear they've pause or ban on natural gas in new buildings because they're looking for new ways to lower their greenhouse gas emissions. santa clara county voted last week to suspend the city's ban over potential legal issues. city officials are going to draft a replacement policy acquiring new buildings to maintain high lev

zeke fortenberry: hunter foster actually dealt to an undercover agent.lling drugs to an undercover officer? zeke fortenberry: yes, sir. josh mankiewicz: then less than a week after hunter's arrest police had something else to announce. enrique arochi was under arrest for kidnapping christina morris, though police believed he had murdered her. woman: i can't even explain the emotions and the pain. my whole world was turned upside down. josh mankiewicz: you knew she was gone then. woman: yeah. josh mankiewicz: in september of 2016, almost two years to the day since christina had vanished, enrique arochi went on trial at the collin county courthouse, charged with aggravated kidnapping. zeke fortenberry was the lead prosecutor. josh mankiewicz: why not prosecute him for murder? zeke fortenberry: we thought about that, and i believe he did murder her. the problem is is we didn't have a body to show that, and we didn't have a crime scene to show murder. it's probably the most difficult case i've ever tried. i'm here to give you the facts, and to tell you that

toss or for over 27 years with the san jose police department, including undercover investigations.aught has been serving as interim police chief since november of 2022. officially take office in the coming week. time now 6.38. take a look at this. madera chp. they made a very unusual discovery little earlier this and exotic monkey was found during a traffic stop. >> reporter brian, a bias has the story. >> this story is absolutely bananas. madera chp conduct traffic stops all the time, but to stop someone for speeding and then find a monkey in the car. well, that was a first and exotic car toting an exotic animal. something you don't see every day. definitely a traffic stop with a twist. madera chp pulled over a 2022 rolls royce ghost monday night for speeding down state road. 99. what they found inside was wild. the driver had a maybe monkey attacks are clenched on his person. officials say the driver, 27 year-old said mohammed was driving under the influence and carrying mounds of marijuana. it's very important not to not see what the other issue in this traffic stop is. i mean,

today. >> 4 people arrested after police say 2 undercover cops were shot san jose. well, the police shot back in the suspects ran off. thankfully, nobody was hurt. jose has a new councilmember carl solace sworn in yesterday as the interim council member representing district 3, which includes downtown san jose salas says he is excited for opportunity serve the city fell in love right after college, the possible federal assistant freeze this concerning san francisco aids foundation. the group says a federal policy teams trying to ensure their central direct service programs exempt from the potential pause. they're still fears of unauthorized programs or risk of being defunded permanently. and those who advocate for the unhoused community also paying close attention to the potential freezing a federal funds. many affordable housing projects rely on federal funding to break ground. those who use section 8 vouchers could be impacted as well. >> well, by time. >> waking up this morning, you're doing so with a little bit of low stratus overhead. once a sunrise comes up, y

according to the san francisco police department, they credit in part the work of undercover officers focused on addressing violent crime car, burglaries, drug dealing and retail theft. the department made at least 600 felony arrests this past year. that is up from 500 arrests in 2023. sfpd also at ads that automated license plate readers and drones also help catch criminals in this city. >> highway one near moss landing is back open after the fire at a battery plant forced part of the road to shut down last week. fire broke out thursday at this trenor g one of the largest lithium-ion battery plants in the world. the blaze forced to hundreds of people in monterey county to evacuate. still not clear why a fire suppression system failed at the plant. the cause is under investigation. animal care and control san francisco want the public to know they are aware of this injured coyote in this photograph. it's been seen in the northeast side of the city lately. animal control officers say they've looked for it several times. if you come across the injured coyote, they want to advise you wal

in the meantime, we are learning that authorities are going undercover to make sure there are no looters in these evacuation zones, taking advantage of the situation. they're also scanning the skies to make sure people are not illegally flying drones, because we've already heard from authorities that someone flying a drone had that drone collide into a super scooper. so that happened on thursday, causing that aircraft to be grounded. very serious consequences here. so as they prepare for harsher conditions, fire crews, authorities say they have the resources now that have come in from other places. and the l.a. water system is prepared. back to you. >> well, earlier cnn spoke with ryan pierson. he's an altadena resident whose home and neighborhood was destroyed. he shared some advice for those who may be in the path of wildfires. this week. >> i've already been telling many people that have reached out to us with with concern, who live elsewhere in l.a. that just, you know, pack up as early as you can and pack up more than you think you should because we're, you know, we're kind of going

now we're learning about police trying to go undercover to try to block this because of concern aboutoting. what are you hearing? >> yeah. >> yeah, there. our colleague josh campbell reports that the fbi and other authorities are working together to actually go undercover in civilian clothes, civilian vehicles to kind of patrol and check around to see there are people here who should not be here. there are obviously people in any situation who are who may take advantage of of the moment. and in the press conference just now, they made that announcement again to please tell people to stay away. and i know there are a lot of people desperate to try and come back to their homes that they left. if they are still standing trying to look for medicine, they may have left behind or clothes just to get through the next week just to see what their houses look like. but unfortunately, because of the staffing and manpower they've been told, that conversation about repopulation and going back in cannot be had until after this red flag warning is over on wednesday. so it's not likely that palisades

yeah. >> i would go undercover at the view. yeah, that'd be amazing. all right. cat head asks, what's the best thing that you can do for your body? oh, a little service journalism there, johnny. joey jones, do you work out like a demon? >> no. i've learned the best thing for my body is to stay away from ieds and bombs. yes, that goes a long way. and then on top of that, i don't drink or smoke or, you know, drink or smoke. >> good for you, andrew. >> beef meat, beef tallow, anything beef related? you a lot of meat. >> yeah. carnivore diet, i assume, is your diet and just rubbing on your body all that. >> right. skin, you name it. >> yeah. do you get a lot of food stuck in your beard? >> right. i've got a double decker in there right now. cat, what's the best? i don't do anything for my body anymore. or would it look like this? it's all for someone else who's living in it. i'm just an incubator for another person at this point. maybe that would not be this fat if i was doing anything for my own body. but i got to eat, so the kid's not an idiot. yeah. >> i think you

served 27 years with the san jose police department in a variety of capacities, from patrol and undercover assault investigations and traffic enforcement. todd has been part of the vallejo police force since 2021, and he's been serving as the interim police chief since nember of 2022. he is credited with stabilizing staffing levels, improving community relations, and adopting new crime reduction technologies. talk about epic. a santa cruz man may ride into the history books for riding what could be the world's largest wave ever surfed. he caught that wave earlier this month near half moon bay. that bomb, estimated at 108ft. nbc bay area's marianne favro has more on his awesome accomplishment. the tiny figure you see beneath this gigantic wave is alan weber, a 23 year old maneuvered through the mavericks wave on a stormy day, december 23rd. i didn't really know how big the wave was, just due to the fact that every wave that day was gigantic. but there's this feeling, as a surfer, when you're going down the face of a wave, you're going so fast. and then that wave in particular, there was so

september 7th of last year, an sfpd undercover team spotted someone they call a known auto burglar, 27 year old robert sanza, with a juvenile who was breaking into cars at the palace of fine arts. police followed the suspects into oakland, where they had to use spike strips to make an arrest. now, in a deal arranged by judge bruce e chan, sanza is pleading guilty to five felonies receiving stolen property, accessory after the fact, possession of a firearm by a felon, concealed firearm in a vehicle, possession of ammunition. sanza has a decade long history of similar crimes, including car burglary, grand theft, hit and run, shoplifting, and domestic violence. he's been on probation several times and reoffended. yet judge chan is giving sanza probation again. >> we were prepared to go to trial. we wanted to see accountability for a man that has continued to victimize people in san francisco and wreak havoc on our streets. >> the prosecutor offered a two year state prison sentence during pretrial, but sanza and his public defender turned it down. so after tomorrow's sentencing hearing and

. >> an undercover investigation by the bergen county sheriffs office led to the arrest of a suspected drug dealer from san francisco on friday. investigators contacted the man who agreed to sell him half-pound of meth and announce of fentanyl. deputies arranged to meet in marin city and then arrested him. the man was booked into jail and faces charges related to drugs and weapons. >> facing a multitude of problems from its budget woes to the closing of fire stations. there's no more trouble with the major jack london square business shutting its doors in just 48 hours. kron four's dan kerman reports oakland's jack london square is losing one of its major businesses. >> hyatt has confirmed the waterfront hotel close its doors for good on friday evening. >> we get a lot of the people that work at the hotel that coming here for and for ever because they were draped right across the lawn as they get discounts everything. so we kind of created a family with them and some of them came in today and gave me the news. and it was just so fernanda laguna manages me a comedic a set up. >> which s

. >> 4 people arrested accused of shooting at 2 undercover officers in san jose last week. you're looking at video now from last monday when 2 plainclothes officers were shot at in their car in linder mckinley neighborhood. and what they say was a seemingly unprovoked attack as jpd says that a police fired back and the suspects ran off, but nobody was injured. san francisco police provide new details now on a police shooting in the soma neighborhood monday night that left one man dead. our current for stephanie rothman live for us in san francisco with the latest there. stephanie. >> police say information right now is very limited. but what we do know is that a shooting unfolded in the middle of a street in front of a very busy area with businesses disrupting the soma neighborhood overnight. >> on monday night, just before 5 sfpd officers arrived on scene admission and 9th streets for shooting. police say a man was found shot following a shooting between 2 people. the victim was transported to hospital with life-threatening injuries. it's unclear what led to the shooting.

there are eyes and ears and we will send in an undercover to see if he can make a purchase. should he make a purchase of drugs from that unit immediately we go forward with getting a search warrant for that unit. and within a short period of time proximately 24 to 48 hours, we end up serving that search warrant. i'm scared the drug dealers, but if i see i'm doing something, i will tell because it is best to be scared. you know, i'm scared if don't tell them because they might hurt one of my kids. and all it takes is that one person make an attitude change, and then another person making the attitude change. and it's the whole task force. make it you need everybody in development making an attitude. either you just need 5 to 6 people and you got. people have to have ownership. they have to have a sense that it's theirs and it has to. beautiful. there's no reason to have it looking as if it's unkept and not maintained anyone. and that's been our major is to change the mental attitude of people by changing the environment. started out phrase get in all of a sudden we said no mo

. >> an undercover investigation by the marion county sheriff's office led to the arrest of a suspected drug dealer from san francisco. police say investigators met with the man who agreed to sell them half a pound of meth and an ounce of fentanyl. deputies arranged to meet the man in marin city and that's where they arrested him. he has since been booked into jail on several charges. >> there's a big push to replace the plaques. 10 plaques honoring the music and culture history on 7th street in west oakland were stolen recently. and now there's this fundraising effort to try to get them back on the sidewalk. the displays called the music they played on 7th street. oakland, walk of fame and it's been there for about 10 years now. you see what it looks like when the plaques are ripped out. it honors greats like bb king in aretha franklin who performed in the area. it's assumed they were ripped out of the ground so the bronze could be sold at a scrap metal yard. ronnie stewart runs the west coast blue society. and though he's committed to righting this wrong, it hurts to see the tribute r

. >> undercover reported that would mean joe biden's obvious cognitive decline became undeniable in aevised de debate. >> i am with her, if there was only some signs joe was going downhill like shaking hands with invisible people, getting lost every time he walked off the stage or i don't know -- this. >> you know the rapidly ris rising -- in with the, with, i don't know -- [laughter] joe biden is the only person i know who quits talking in the middle of a sentence because he's finished. [laughter] like the dude ascending on the team on second down. that's not okay but the media didn't miss it, they strategically ignored it on purpose because they wanted to help the democrats when inclined you are the problem if you dare bring it up -- look at this. >> start your tape right now because i'm about to tell you the truth and asked you if you can't handle the truth. version of biden intellectually, analytically, is the best biden ever. not a close second and i've known him years. if it worked the truth, i wouldn't say it. >> sure you would. like how you get something that wrong and will ha

undercover agents in san jose happened last week in under mckinley neighborhood. police say that the plainclothes officers were shot at in their car. they say it was unprovoked. san jose police say the officer shot back in the suspects ran off but no one was hurt. >> all right. let's talk weather taking a live look at sfo. we fit cold nights but afternoons that were pretty pleasant. no rain for weeks and weeks. no super chilly but looks like we do for some rain, right? yeah. we're hoping this next month really gets things going. it looks like things are beginning to shift gears now. >> in the pattern, you may have noticed a few clouds begin to move in today and we're going to see plenty more as we head in toward the next few days. and eventually it looks like at least a chance of rain drops coming our way to not for everybody. there's been a breakdown county, interestingly, but you'll see that in a moment. but up there right now, we do have some partly cloudy skies. some patchy fog slipping inside the bay right now, looking down from mount tam cam and cold night a

police released new surveillance video showing the moment last monday when suspects opened fire on undercover all shots hit the police vehicle. no officers were hit, though. one did retire. one did return fire before the suspects got away. police have since arrested four men. it happened at mclaughlin and melbourne, up the road from grand century mall. san jose police say it's possible the attack was random. the officers were in plain clothes and riding in that unmarked police car. the suspect fired at these officers, not knowing that they were officers. and honestly, these are heinous acts. it could have been anyone in the community. police arrested four suspects just days after that shooting, making arrests in san jose, gilroy, san francisco and merced. all four of these men there you saw are charged with attempted murder. governor gavin newsom is putting together an all star team to support los angeles as it starts to rebuild. this city always finds a way to come together. likely recognize him. lakers great magic johnson, dodgers chairmanark walter and the chair of the l.a. olympic committ

should have been in this line of work to begin with, and the trump administration will not tolerate undercoverts or federal bureaucracy waging a secret war against them. that was seeking jobs have been told they will have to prove their enthusiasm to enact trump agenda and ask one of their moment of maga revelation occurred, answers we will except that a when trump came down the golden escalated, b won his first inauguration had the most attendees of all time, c when he won of the 2020 election, d when he said fight, fight, fight, or e, all of the above. but that this type of screening, al sharpton's nephew could be working at treasury and you would never know. losing the d.e.i. group about not giving up, costco is apparently still? so sharpton went to their and said d.e.i. thursday is alive and well. >> we will stand with those who stands up with us. costco said he would not back off d.e.i. we are shopping at costco because they stood with us. if you stand with us we will stand with them. do not led trump stop us. >> jesse: not a good look for costco. by the way you have to show i.d. to get a

and if any of them try to sneak back in and do undercover dei, trump is having his people blow the whistlend no more rainbow flags flying over government buildings either. trump's secretary of state ordering a one flag policy at all u.s. embassies across the world. goodbye, dei. >> this is about reforming the system of hiring and the federal government to ensure that merit is the lodestar of hiring decisions. >> as per the supreme court. >> yes, sir. >> that is a big deal, merit. our country is going to be based on merit again. can you believe it? >> jesse: trump wants people hired based on merit, not skin color or sexual orientation. this taxpayer-funded poison is being eliminated and is saving us billions of dollars in costs, productivity and lawsuits. joe biden spade flacks are now back on their heels after bullying you for four years, they have found themselves on the wrong side of history. >> do you think there should be more than two genders in america? >> i don't know what that executive order means, on with the president -- >> it means they're two genders, male and female. do disag

it goes deep undercover, he wore a wire for four years. you learn everything. really juicy.me texts. sarah from kentucky, wouldn't it be ironic of all the people who moved to canada because of trump ended up living in america again? it would be funny but no one ever would move there. richard from new york, if canada wants to buy minneapolis, all sales are final, no refunds. i would give it away for free. dave from minneapolis, don't give them our city just give them our governor. now you are talking. if canada takes minnesota, i'm moving to greenland. you will be welcomed with open arms. jennifer from toronto, canada,, i disagree with premier forward, we want to be part of the united states, please take us. we have thousands of texts like that. they are begging for a takeover. told me from denver, only by agreement can we rename it redlined? i like power on that nozzle. break me down. are you still taking cold showers? took one today. if i don't do the ice plunge i do the cold shower instead of. janet from spring lake michigan. real men know how to shuck oysters without a ma

. >> jesse: i expect you to find some undercover dei operators.e you have probably uncovered a few already. i know you're getting sued by transgender's. have you taken a look at that lawsuit? >> we got the executive order just like we did with the covid reinstatement executive order, just like we got with the dei order. and we will rapidly execute them based on readiness and capability for the playability. if there are troops who want to take issue with it, they will have the recourse in order to do so but ultimately the commander in chief says who is prepared to serve. we will follow those lawful orders and if there are folks that don't want to abide by those lawful orders, we will find a way to show them the door. eventually through the correct process. we want more fighters were focused on readiness and we are echoing with the president is saying about all of this. >> jesse: so tulsi gabbard, cash have hearings tomorrow. if confirmed, you will be working with them. any advice? you're hearing seem to go quite well. >> keep your cool. don't take

-but anthony curry's testimony and the undercover recording were the prosecution's most powerful weaponsrah stern? -yes. -can you tell me about it? -he told me he was going to meet up with sarah. she found some money, and they were going to count it together. he was going to choke her, choke her out, bring her to the bridge, throw her off. preston was going to drive the escape vehicle, and they were going to bury the money and leave the keys in the ignition and make it look like she killed herself. -even more damning than anthony's testimony is that recording of liam confessing to anthony curry in his car. -but then she was just lying there. we talked about how it could take 30 minutes, or approximately 30 minutes for sarah stern to unfortunately die. -michael sat there with the rest of us and watched it as liam described, minute by minute, what sarah's last were like. it was nauseating for me to watch as a reporter, and i can't imagine what it was like for michael stern. liam's family said that what liam did with anthony curry on the night of january 31st in anthony's car in bradley bea

he's on your screen for over 27 years with the san jose police department could undercover work and assault has been serving as interim policing since november of 2022, meanwhile, you might have gotten a text from fast track, say he them money because you recently used a toll will ignore it. he's fast track says that is a scam and that extra told to pay up in order to avoid excessive late fees and potential legal action. the real fast track says it doesn't tax people about billing issues. find out in 37 americans are asking a familiar question. >> did they really do much of new data shows the 100 18th congress is the least productive and more than 30 years. congrats, i newsnation's alina shirazi has the story. >> the partisan gridlock from both parties in congress certainly playing a factor here. as we know this session of congress goes down as one of the least productive and american history. we're looking at this congress, the 118 session compared to last year. we know this congress passed just 209 bills over the last 2 years. we know that's down from more than 350 in the last congress. b

they hit the subway for an undercover performance.a song after his latest album. watch this. ♪ >> bad bunny is huge. >> why doesn't stuff like this happen to us. can you imagine? >> two of my aunts, uncle and cousin were in town yesterday. someone is going around saying jimmy fallon will be down in the subway with a special guest. they bolt down there. get back to the house. you won't believe what happened. >> that's amazing. >> it is fun. >>> next up, pop culture jeopardy. here is a clue we think you'll enjoy. see if you can get this one from a recent episode. the category, thirst traps. >> with the help of hoda kotb and a hair dryer, this today show book guru posted a thirst trap to 1 million followers. >> who is jenna bush hager. >> wow. >> can we see the picture. >> how can everybody forget this thirst trap. i had to ask -- >> i didn't know what a thirst trap is. >> even i know. >> a thirst trap is you go on instagram. people are sexy and dressed inappropriately and they're trying to get the attention of somebody. >> oh, my. >> th

show up twice a week and get rid of your trash i watched closely in the past and when you were undercover hit his fascinating to me how there are good corporations that come through difficult times. the beauty of a company like wme with 50000 employees around the country when there is a disaster in a localized area kno we can t people there that day. when katrina hit new orleans we built a camp for our employees we built them homes to live and to service the community. having that ability to move people and assets around is a huge advantage for company like wan. >> into cui know you were expected to come to the house to check it out in your to be with fox business cameras. we will see you later this week, safe trip. >> thank you, liz, i appreciate it. >> join fox reported families impacted by the wildfires in california. what your donation does enables the red cross to respond and help people recover from this disaster on site, you can visit go.fox/red cross to support the effort or there's a qr code but your photo to the tv put it there and scan the qr code indigo take you to the website