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yesterday i was in close contact with unified command and our process is committed to the dignified process for recovery of the remains for personnel and passengers of the flight. as part of today's work we dealt with human remains and we will discuss those details further and want to emphasize should any remains be located we'll continue to do an automatic work stoppage until the proper authorities will be contacted. today was a very successful day for the most part. we began the effort toeclip the wreckage in the potomac right at sun rise. we left gravelly point and began a larger enter agency effort. throughout the day we've had some success. the first of the two engines was removed about 10:00 this morning. and shortly after that, about noon, we had the fuselage out of the water and then about 2:30 this afternoon we began our salvage operations to begin to bring the wing out of the water. those were our goals for today. the fuselage and engine and wing. we are on our way. right now we anticipate most of those items will end up on the barge like we talked about last night, stay overnight

number one, layoffs could be coming to san francisco unified.ool board will vote tomorrow on whether to end send out hundreds of preliminary notices to staff. it's part of a plan to fix a $113 million budget deficit without closing schools. >> number two, the hillsboro town hall will be closed until further notice as police search for the person who shot and hurt a police officer. the shooting happened saturday in the parking lot. the police department, which is located at town hall. investigators say the officer was targeted and that there is no threat to the public. >> number three, today marks three years since russia began its all out invasion of ukraine. over the weekend, russia launched its biggest attack yet, and leaders of france and britain are headed to washington. we'll meet with president trump to try and convince him not to turn his back on ukraine. >> number four, the vatican says pope francis rested peacefully overnight. he remains in critical condition. he's being treated for pneumonia in both lungs and was diagnosed with mild ki

we are thankful for all the cooperation we have had from unified command. thank you very much. i will be standing by for additional questions and followed by the assistant chief. >> good afternoon. i'm assistant fire chief gary steen. i would like to think the u.s. army corps of engineers col. pera and all our other partners through the process. we would like to provide an update on the recovery operations. throughout the day are police and fire crews have been working closely with the u.s. army corps of engineers for recovery and salvage operations. as of this update, we have positively identified 55 sets of remains. during recovery and salvage operations today, additional human remains were located. these remains as well as remains that have been recovered previously are in the process of being positively identified by the office of the chief medical examiner of the district of columbia. all those involved in these efforts continue to work diligently at several sites. at this point we will now take questions. reporter: [inaudible] >> no, we are still at 55 positively identifi

number one, layoffs could be coming to san francisco unified. school board will vote tomorrow on whether to send out hundreds of preliminary notices to staff. it's part of a plan to fix a $113 million budget deficit without closing schools. >> number two, the hillsboro town hall will be closed until further notice as police search for the person who shot and injured a police officer. the shooting happened saturday in the parking lot of the police department, which is located at town hall. investigators say the officer was targeted and that there is no threat to the public. >> number three. today marks three years since russia began its all out invasion of ukraine. over the weekend, russia launched its biggest attack yet. the leaders of france and britain are headed to washington. they'll meet with president trump to try and convince him not to turn his back on ukraine. >> number four, the vatican says pope francis rested peacefully overnight but remains in critical condition. he's being treated for pneumonia in both lungs and was diagnosed with

there are plenty of parallels with san francisco's unified budget crisis. facing the threat of a state takeover and major pushback over school closures. abc seven news reporter j.r stone explains what options oakland is considering and what parents have to say. >> so we don't think that the cuts are necessary. >> to close the schools. take the assistant principals away. that is not the way we should run this district. >> community members sounding off thursday night to the budget and finance committee of the oakland unified school district, a committee that during this meeting, could not actually come to an agreement on what budget proposal to recommend to the school board when they vote on a budget later this month. >> i'm disappointed, and i do have to agree there's not going to be anything else but the day of the vote now, and to have a last minute wordsmithing on a $95 million package is the worst kind of practices that i had hoped. our board had moved away from. >> the district is facing a projected budget deficit of at least $95 million. school closur

there are plenty of parallels with san francisco's unified budget crisis. facing the threat of a state takeover and major pushback over school closures. abc seven news reporter j.r stone explains what options oakland is considering and what parents have to say. >> so we don't think that the cuts are necessary. >> to close the schools. take the assistant principals away. that is not the way we should run this district. >> community members sounding off thursday night to the budget and finance committee of the oakland unified school district, a committee that during this meeting, could not actually come to an agreement on what budget proposal to recommend to the school board when they vote on a budget later this month. >> i'm disappointed, and i do have to agree there's not going to be anything else but the day of the vote now, and to have a last minute wordsmithing on a $95 million package is the worst kind of practices that i had hoped. our board had moved away from. >> the district is facing a projected budget deficit of at least $95 million. school closur

so contra costa unified became the latest district to make some painful cuts. the district serves more than 25,000 students across more than 50 schools from hercules down to el cerrito, but enrollment has been dropping for years. the district's board just approved a plan to trim more than $13 million over the next two years to stay above water financially and to make the math work, that means laying off teachers and staff. da lin is in richmond where he heard from students and teachers worried about the consequences. >> reporter: west contra costa unified school district is facing a multimillion dollar budget deficit. it's a much smaller deficit compared to neighboring cities like san francisco and oakland, but students say the cuts will still hurt. these students admit they don't follow politics or know much about budget deficits, but they say they love their school, richmond high, and they don't want to see less resources. >> there's a lot of people that care about you and there's students and there is teachers, too. so i feel like it's my second home. >> rep

going to kill you. >> why don't you come here and i'll unify my fist with your face?guys! fist-fighting over paul giamatti is not what the garden of heroes is all about! >> oh, i'm sorry, i don't want to walk through a garden staring at lincoln's penis. >> ronny, what? why would his penis be out? >> because obviously the statues will be naked! like they are in europe. they all got little baby carrot dicks. it's called culture. >> bro, this is america. our statues have clothes, wear funny-ass hats, and ride horses. >> i can give you hats and horses, but they're nude or i walk. >> desi: excuse me, guys, before we get into their outfits, i just want to point out neither of you have mentioned any women heroes. >> [groaning] >> can we please not dei the [bleep] garden? >> desi: oh, come on. imagine walking through the park and seeing eleanor roosevelt, rosa parks, susan b. anthony, and other inspiring women who would look great as gnomes. >> gnomes? >> gnomes? >> desi: it's a garden. obviously all the heroes will be gnomes. you'll be walking around and be like, "oh, look,

it's not just san francisco unified confronting a budget crisis. districts across the bay area have some difficult decisions to make this week. tomorrow, san jose's franklin mckinley school district is set to vote on whether to close five schools. fremont unified is considering laying off about 200 employees to help close a $30 million deficit. hayward unified has until friday to approve its fiscal solvency plan, which could include more than 100 job cuts. now to the latest out of washington as the trump administration goes after federal workers, many are now getting mixed messages about whether to respond to elon musk's demand, asking for their list of accomplishments last week. workers have until midnight to reply or risk getting fired. and as abc's reena roy explains, thousands of federal workers were already fired today by the trump administration. >> in just hours, up to 2 million federal workers could be terminated, with tech billionaire elon musk offering an ultimatum, telling them on x to list what they got done last week and warning that f

san jose's franklin mckinley school district, fremont unified, and hayward unified are all considering either closing schools, laying off staff, or a combination of both. the deadline has passed for federal workers to respond to a demand from elon musk. list five things you did last week to justify your employment, essentially, or be fired. abc news reporter perry russom has a look at the response and how different departments handle the ultimatum. >> the white house says more than 1 million federal workers have responded to elon musk's email ultimatum. reply with what they got done last week or lose their job. >> this is to ensure that federal workers are not ripping off american taxpayers, that they are showing up to the office, and that they are doing their job. >> president trump calls the idea genius, but the pentagon, fbi and department of justice are telling workers not to respond. the department of health and human services first telling employees to respond, only telling them not to respond. six hours later, then finally telling them they can respond. but warning employees sho

i'm joined today by from the metro washington airport authority and the other members of the unified command team. i want to thank our response teams for their heroic efforts including the team on this site and the teams that are supporting the families. heartbreaking work. the national transportation safety board is leading the investigation into what happened and they will be providing updates later this afternoon and will not be talking about the investigation in this conference. terry from the meto airports authority will provide an update and i will update on our activity over the next operational period. >> the aret is open and operating and recovery site. we have two of the three runways that are closed. we want to encourage passengers to reach out to their airlines for any potential flight delays. typically, a full schedule at national airport is about 800 flights a day using these runways, we have had several cancellations yesterday. airlines are resuming as much as possible. i think we have about 100 flights or so canceled today. i want to recognize a lot of the airport tea

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fire and ems department and i'm joined here today by members of the unified command team. we're at the end to give you an update on the recovery operations here in the potomac river. i'm joined today by the u.s. army corps of engineers, colonel francis para and us coast guard captain patrick burkett, as well as the metropolitan police department, assistant chief jeffrey carroll. each the direct deputy director, justin brown, the fire chief for the metropolitan washington airports authority. rick barnett, the police chief for the metropolitan washington airports authority. our police major tim moore, the maryland state police. first sergeant john potenza and the u.s. army deputy director of aviation, colonel mark, we have an excellent. two overnight hour. we've been conducting search and rescue operations are really since our last update. and these operations have continued with our regular partners from the region, as well as some of the assets that have arrived on scene during our salvage surveys in preparation to lift the aircraft additional remains were located and remo

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tonight is a critical night for the future of san francisco unified. unified. the school board is set to vote on a plan that would send preliminary layoff notices to more than 800 employees. the district, facing a $113 million budget deficit. so it's a very serious situation. the board meeting started at 5:00 about an hour ago, and abc seven news reporter louis pena is here with the very latest on what's going on tonight. this is an emotional issue for so many people.otional >> and it's just starting. dan, as ucsd's superintendent maria su said, this is part of balancing the budget by state law. the school district is required to issue preliminary layoff notices by march 15th to employees who may be impacted by these reductions. so tonight, the board is set to vote to authorize this next move. the san francisco unified school district is on the verge of terminating hundreds of positions as it focuses on closing a $113 million budget deficit for the 2025 to 2026t school year. >> while it is very painful, it is very necessary for us to reduce our existing workfor

the san francisco unified school district says it will likely have to eliminate 535 positions. the goal is to cut $113 million from the budget by the end of the 2025 2026 school year. one paraeducator, who works with special needs students, says there is already a shortage of educators. >> it's a scary it's a it's abysmal that they would even be considering this. these students are not getting the support that they need. >> superintendent maria icu says she's committed to not closing any schools for the 2025 2026 school year, with 80% of the budget going to staffing. the district says it will be cutting the workforce before the meeting. su spoke to us about what will be cut first. they include consultant contracts, central office, administrative staff and department of technology. >> the cuts are going to come from all areas of the district. what i want to do is keep the cuts as far away from our students as possible. >> dozens of people spoke during public comment at the board meeting. some teachers say there is also a proposal to combine classes, putting two grades together,

stone abc seven news. >> well, it's not just san francisco unified facing a budget crisis. districts across the bay area have some difficult decisions to make this week. also on tuesday, san jose's franklin mckinney school district is set to vote on whether to close five schools. fremont unified is considering laying off about 200 employees to help close a $30 million deficit. hayward unified has until friday to approve its fiscal solvency plan, which could include more than 100 job cuts. all right. sunday brought some sprinkles for parts of the bay area, and tomorrow we could see another round of showers as we take a live look outside. where? well, we can't really tell what's going on very much at all. abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian joins us now with the 24 hour accuweather forecast. maybe you can make some clarity on what we're seeing here. >> well, dion, the darkness tends to limit our visibility a bit. and now we have clouds added to the picture as well. tomorrow morning will be a lot like this morning was we expect a mix of clouds and a few sprinkles m

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. >> and on the chopping block, san francisco unified school district prepares for painful staffing cuts. also, the manhunt continues for the gunman who shot hillsboro police officer. the news at 5 starts now. hello, everyone, and welcome. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at 5. i'm catherine heenan and i'm vicki liviakis. police are still looking for a man. >> who shot a hillsboro police officer on saturday afternoon. it was an ambush styles shooting. it happened in the police department's parking lot. kron four's rob nesbitt joins us live in the studio with more. rob vicki and catherine. hillsborough. police aren't releasing many details about the suspect because they don't want to tip them off. they are still hopeful that the public can help track him down. hillsborough saturday evening after a police officer was shot in the police department's parking lot. >> captain mean e cola says the shooting was an ambush but that the officer was able to return. fire suspect opened fire. >> on our officer and then fled in an unknown direction. the shooting near the hillsborough town hall

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also new at six the west contra costa unified school district. now taking suggestions from the public as it does search for a new superintendent, the district will host a series of town hall meetings focused on this search. it says the meetings will be open to families, staff and community members to ensure every voice gets heard. former superintendent chris hurst retired back in december to care for a family member. the first town hall is on monday. the oakland unified school district is now in the process of adding more water filtration machines on campuses, thanks in part to a grant from steph and ayesha curry. eat learn play foundation ktvu jana katsuyama. as the story. >> clean drinking water is a basic necessity for growing students, and now the oakland unified school district is tapping into new funds to keep clean water flowing. >> i drink the water from fountains and i didn't like it. just had my stomach hurting. and then they started installing the flow system, so i start using it. >> the district first installed water filtration machin

i'll bring leadership, want to unify the city and really address the budget issues and really fight for residents of oakland. >> the special election for selecting a new mayor is scheduled for april 15th. the new mayor will serve out the rest of the current term, which ends in january 2027. >> mike amberleigh live tonight here in studio amber. thank you for that. community organizations right now are protesting oakland's move to cut millions of dollars in funding for programs supporting vulnerable residents. the city is eliminating $2.6 million in funding for 13 organizations that provide housing, health and other social services. the groups gathered at fruitvale transit village to speak out. they say the city has, in some cases, abruptly stopped payment for services already being provided, leaving them in dire straits. >> here are incredible messengers that have went through the training of haven for black healing, and that is funded by the city of oakland. >> we operate based on the funding that the city of oakland provides us, and it could mean that we could close our doors. >> group

but the effort to unify isn't part of trump's agenda. it is, i think, play to his constituents and kind of runs throughout all his comments that can be characterized as those of a politician being inaugurated as president. thank you very much for that and thank you for identify mine both. some possible analogs or predecessors. president trump, william mckinley, who he mentioned yesterday as well as ronald reagan in the idea a new golden age and also in suggesting that in your view president trump deviates from the model in not thanking his predecessor not engaging in some of that tropes of other inaugural addresses. let's go back to the beginning or nearly and ted widmer maybe i don't know if you want to begin by talking about the model that washington established and where template that you discussed came from. and then perhaps if you want to take us up there to jackson who trump invoked in first inaugural address as a predecessor, it's striking that in the introduction to, jackson's second inaugural address, thomas combs in the volume,

republic of china has a standing threat to invade taiwan if taiwan doesn't - at some point agree to unifyspiracy, or is itjust as much or more but the way this app works is also that the user's - flow as much as on some other social media apps. | the...the tiktok algorithm has a quite strong push function. . so you will end up, maybe, if you're a 14—year—old - taiwanese girl, you got. on tiktok because you like about how taiwanese democracy is inferior to chinese _ democracy, for example, and we, i in our research for this piece, . to them. that's been done to understand what is being pushed the next stage, the influence that content coming environment, do you go about actually measuring that? impossible. we've been struggling with this type of thing for a decade now. even with different forms of cyber operations, you go back to the us presidential election of 2016, hacked into hillary clinton's emails and some of those they released them all. that influenced... ..that was decisive in persuading individual voters but i think the very sort of, the sowing of the seeds the disruptive effect

. >> tomorrow, the san francisco unified school district will vote on whether to send out hundreds of preliminary layoff notices. it's part of a plan to deal with a $113 million budget deficit without closing schools. abc seven news reporter j.r stone has reaction from parents and the school board president. >> i think any time you're cutting services or staff to kids, it's awful all around. >> meredith dodson, who heads the san francisco parent coalition and has two kids of her own, is referring to the layoffs that could be coming to the san francisco unified school district. this because of a projected $113 million budget deficit for next year. late friday, the district announced that this week, the school board will vote on whether to send out 837 preliminary layoff notices to staff members, including teachers and counselors who may be let go. >> we were expecting something severe, and also this is really severe. it's like 10% of our staff that they're talking about cutting. >> former s.f. usd superintendent matt wayne had a plan that would save money by closing schools. the new su

but his thing is to be unified. we have a very practical video stick plan to have unity through the application of the gene declaration, which means the creation of national consensus government immediately and the creation of fine instead of unified leadership. i think to the listing and people who would not for to give any visa to ups, pains from implementing that agreement, and from unifying by the students immediately to face. so all these danger disconnects from the cleansing guns. our next session was going to grow and prosper. that is donald trump's hope for a ron a power nay. and the reason he says that he's pushing for a note that you cannot do it did that. however, the most sections all like around the corner, speaking with all to you in an exclusive engineer, tyrone deputy for administer labeled washington's policy. a failure was the most office in this, but our position is on the actions taken on a ran are clear. we have emphasized that the policy of maximum pressure is a failed policy and does not work.

this needs to be, if you ever supposed to do a unified direction at this committee, has its task ahead of it. because what we've been hearing is that more than a 1000 delegates, i'd expect it to take part people from the former all positions, even though we're outside of failure on hoops which have representative and minorities. is that so it is going to be a long process. but it appears that the 1st steps in that direction are being take . so tell us more about what this national dialogue actually is. and when do we see it happening? of the? well, this is going to be the platform there. all the syrians are expected to come together in the last few weeks you for that this was supposed to take place immediate. and they were members from the link wound up in here that they are going to try and bring them together as soon as possible. but it is it difficult task because there are so many say that this country has been divided on such a vast number of lines on security and division on ethnic divisions on political and nationalities. so bringing them all together, putting them all under one

there's a lot of different european countries, obviously the e u is not really unified. so the europeans, i think for better or worse or probably to go along with whatever deal the united states cots. and if that calls for them to give a to ukraine, they're probably going to do it. so they might sort of kick and scream a lot of the way. but that's likely what's gonna happen. so strictly speaking, they're not really needed at the cost. okay, well benjamin freedman from the, the public policy director of defense priorities, we really appreciate your expertise on this. thank you for joining us. a fill ahead on the al jazeera a day of the winning japanese elections. the leader of the conservatives promises to men's relations with washington, the remembering the legacy of rebecca to slack who's passed away h a t h. the had low that very heavy rain has cost significant flooding in botswana will head to southern africa in a moment. first to the middle east and live that what remains very unsettled and cold across the north of the region. with most snow pouring and across the no

and from unifying palestinians immediately to as all these dangerous threats of ethnic cleansing, guns i next session as low as i tied into the west bank. now he's running forces of report to be blown up a storage facility during the rate on the city of nablus. now this video of the mags on social media apparently showing the aftermath of the incident id of troops a set to have stormed the area, conduct to the destination and detain the policy. the 9 not to on the has asked to don't was as just about his plans for guys that but also for the westbank. where is there any forces conducting raids currently not from problem? is that an announcement, lee? now, the washington's position on those territory is, will been made shortly for is really the scenario areas we've many believe beautiful. well, we're discussing that with many of your representatives here represented very well . and people do like the idea, but we, we haven't taken a position on it yet, but we will be will be making an announcement probably on that very specific topic over the next 4 weeks now. but usual is 18 days into a

the agenda is going to be that there is a unified vision that is going to be the key thing. and the business leaders are left in the dark and they know where the government is going. even if they don't agree with it completely, they can at least set their watch to that plan. that would be a good start. some of the things that are on the wish list is it depends on what sector we're talking about. but as you mentioned, just a moment ago, high energy costs are problem here. your business groups the want to see the government do something about that. they want them to cap energy costs for industry, for example. it's not very easy to run a steel plan to run a chemical plant ever since russian gas became a no go here in germany. energy call have risen dramatically. another thing would be bureaucracy regulation. there new laws that have come into place here in germany and they're going to come into place in europe. they really require a lot more real checking. they want those owners regulations taken away. this would be some of the things also of labor costs, but that could also le

challenge, declining enrollments and grants drying out causing a budget crunch, west contra costa unifiedame the largest district to have to make painful cuts, this district serves more than 25,000 students across more than 50 schools from hercules to el cerrito. enrollment has been dropping for years. the districts board just approved the plan to trim more than $13 million over the next two years in the hopes of financially staying afloat. to make this math work, that means laying off teachers and staff, so da lin is in richmond where he heard from students and teachers who say they are worried about the consequences this may have. >> west contra costa unified school district is facing a multimillion dollar budget deficit, it is a much smaller deficit compared to neighboring cities like san francisco and oakland but students say the cuts will still hurt. these students don't follow politics or know much about budget deficit but they say they love their school and they don't want to see less resources. >> there's a lot of people that care about you, there's students and teachers, too. so

we can come together and be unified and it feels like a complete shift.e a supporter of president trump or a republican, this is about celebrating america and it's no longer a mainstream idea to hate america, call it oppressive or ugly, no. you can love your country even if you don't like the man in office and that is the message that i think resonated with americans last night. >> martha: we are looking at these images of president trump with the first responders to the horrific january 1st new year's day attack on bourbon street. so many young people in particular lost their lives that day and i couldn't help think about these families as everyone is celebrating this time in new orleans and they are still very much in the wrong moments of grief and he spent time with those families yesterday as well so jack brewer, your thoughts on the fact that this is the first president to attend a super bowl which he said he found surprising. >> i think everyone did. i kept seeing that in the headlines thinking what were the past presidents thinking? talk about a ti

they include the franklin mckinley and alan rock districts in san jose, sf unified and oakland unified are also facing big money problems. and this is a trend that could continue, so take a look at this graph from the public policy institute, statewide enrollment could drop even further by 2033. so, what is causing this decline? earlier i talked to one of the fellows from the institute, here is what he said. >> there's a couple things going on, one is we had a decline during the pandemic so parents help their kids out of school, we had more kids doing homeschool options, some of that has subsided but what has continued is a longer run in demographic trend where we had people running out of the state and stalled population growth and lower birth rates. the cohort is smaller, so with that comes a smaller school footprint and perhaps eventually school closures as well. >> he tells me even though the downsizing decisions are difficult, there is a silver lining, money allocated from the state could go further for local districts with fewer kids. >>> 43 different faith organizations came tog

point one on that just you know, what little shape syria's future it's new president has promised to unify the country in his 1st speech to the nation consists of a form of government that reflects the serious diversity, but after more than a decade of civil war, hope challenging is the road ahead. this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm several then yay middle. shara is syria's new president, and we're getting hints of what his government might look like. he has promised big temporary legislative council will pass laws for the time being, and that it will be inclusive of serious various groups infections. the international community is applying pressure to make sure he keeps his promises, but can sure uh, bring his country together and will his government be able to improve the last of the story and people who been battered by more than a decade of war. we'll get to our guests and just a moments 1st though, fenton monahan has this report that's our local and then from leader of an opposition, our group to syria is interim president, a lot. and l. shara says it may

but this thing is to be unified. we have a very practical variety of mystic gland to have unity it through the application of the gene declaration, which means the creation of national consensus, the government immediately. i'm the creation of fine instead of unified leadership . i think to the police thing and people who would not forgive any need to pull up spans from implementing that agreement. and from unifying police, demands immediately to it's all these dangerous threats ethnic cleansing, guns, our next session was lowest. wow. that's now who didn't come empty. handed on his visit stateside is waiting media or reporting, but he gifted from a gold painted page uh, authority and old to the deadly attacks on has last year in which thousands of the devices explain to them is similar to indicate that story much more besides over on our website, frontier dot com. the dining to the west bank now is really full, says have reportedly blowing up a storage facility, ensuring a raid in the city of nothingness. so this vi

. >> some advertisers opting for a unifying message after a divisive election year. >> jeep ad. >> was kind of unexpected and stunning in a way. but it was a unifying message, you know, for america from harrison ford and, you know, taking a little bit of a shot at a competitor by saying he's doing the ad, even though his last name is ford. that really builds brand equity. >> and heartwarming nostalgia. >> there's a reason. >> and in the can't unsee this category, seal as a seal. >> baby, i compare it to a kiss from a lamb on the bed. ooh, the more i think of it. strange. i'm a seal. 1-800-396-5944. go to emerald ksat.com. >> we're popping. >> eagle champagne. what's up? snowbirds? >> i love you. thank you so much. >> go! birds. birds. birds. brianna knows i love her. >> go go go. >> go go. birds. >> danny new is celebrating the eagles second super bowl win, beating out kansas city chiefs 40 to 22. >> who is he saying i love you to. all right. he clearly couldn't be with us this morning for obvious reasons. but he did take the time to tell us about a very special rescue shelter for some

we are unified in our approach to deal with this emergency. and on behalf of 13 million pennsylvanians, we are all here for northeast philly tonight in this very, very difficult moment. >> tough night for a very great city. we go live to fox news correspondent cb cotton. she joins us from philadelphia. by the way i think jonathan mentioned it earlier. thank you for the hustle to get there to bring us this story tonight cb. >> well, i appreciate that, kevin. i wish i had better news to report. this is just these are horrific circumstances and this is going to be so gut wrenching for everyone involved. i'm told by a senior firefighting official that when first responders got on scene, there was at least one person still alive on fire. but i'm told that person later died on scene. and that just really paints such a gruesome picture that our brave men and women had to respond to this evening. so we know a total of six people were on that medical plane that crashed. i'm told there were a total of four crew members and a young girl and her mother. t

the west contra unified school districts.he bay area working to try and get its finances in order tell you its finances in order tell you what they plan i don't ever see anyone coming out to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important, and if you're feeling unsafe, that's not okay. it doesn't feel like that in our hearts. i mean, it's worrisome. [dog barks] [dog barks] >> who's gonna win the super bowl? >> what do you think? well, i'm gonna go with whatever this honor says, because they they used a u.s. this honor all the time and maybe it's pretty accurate. ali's she was on that. >> jersey's here. but there is jones interview. he went straight to the state to live eagles. carson. what's weird? i don't know if he is as good as punxsutawney phil. and his prediction still baton. john, what is like 30% are 30. i

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how san francisco unified wants to slash $114 million. [music] >> live from jack london square. this is mornings on two. the nine. >> today is tuesday, february 11th. we're looking live at oakland. you can see the skyline there. it's a nice shot. it looks like clear weather, but the weather will be changing. we're going to talk to rosemary in just a second about that. all right. working through retirement age is reportedly good for your health. i've actually already kind of knew this. that's according to a new survey from university of michigan. national poll on healthy aging. researchers surveyed nearly 3500 adults between the ages of 50 and 94. they found that seniors who were still employed report stronger health benefit and well-being than their younger counterparts. a majority say it keeps their brains sharp, helps them stay socially connected, and improves their focus. welcome to the nine. the part of it where you still have to be in the mainstream, i think is the most important, important part of that story. you still have to show up somewhere. you're still interacting wi

and the oakland unified school board holding one last meeting as they consider merging schools to close a big budget gap kron. 4 morning news starts now. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a friday. i'm darya and i'm james. we've got a check of weather and traffic here to start the hour. good news for you is it's not nearly as rainy out there for yeah. i was an all-day avoiding having to drive it. and today we have a nice smooth sail, at least so far, john. yeah, not looking bad at all today. yesterday. >> was one of those days that if you work from home, it would have been a good one to do so today, maybe you want to get back in the finish out the week inside because guess what? it's looking pretty nice to be getting out there. take a look outside at san francisco right now. actually got some nice sunshine overhead. just saw some brief sprinkles earlier on this morning. pretty much moved through for you in sf. we're definitely still active across the region. still some lingering snow flurries in the sierra as well as a little bit of rainfall here in the bay area. you c

it unifies people and brings people together. will be able to have lunch again with republicans. growing up, i would see in revered senators, congressman, something very special. but they were out to dinner all the time. he had an old congressman and maybe say help from queens. he was a friend of my father. that you would have dinner and he was a democrat. he would have dinner with republicans and he would be at it and not make a difference but today it's like shopping. it shouldn't be. we have to get together and really get together. we all know what is right and what is wrong. there will be compromise on both sides. but we have to do the right thing and get together. you did it with marco rubio. you have everybody, 99 votes and the only vote was the vp and maybe we should have been there to make it 100. i think i would have been anchored if it was 100. that might be a step too far. [laughs] it was great to see pam bondi had support from democrats and some of the others pretty good support. it is doable. we had a recent bill hav