peanut. on this morning, we found keely packing up. what is happening some what are you being asked to do now? they make people move. i mean, i could move like to the next corner, and that would be fine. but give these people a break here in this apartment. how did you end up on the street? drugs. i go to rehab, i get clean, and something, whatever it is, pulls me back. that s the story of a lot of people in this country. like you re absolutely not alone in that. i love heroin. i mean, that s the straight-up honest he doesn t do heroin any more, though. it does change you, and you will hear people saying they love it. that s why their whole life sort of chasing it, right? do you think that the services that san francisco offers people who are on the street encourages people to come to this city and stay at this
[ soft, dramatic music plays ] [ trekking poles tapping ] a lot to be proud of today, ladies and gentlemen. [ sighs ] there s really nothing like climbing a mountain and standing on top of it. that feeling of just complete presence. knowing that you can achieve things that you may have not thought possible, i think, is a a sense of, like, courage and freedom. [ wind whistling ] packing up, heading to the ocean. really excited to see my family and but i will always remember this place. once you re out here, you really settle into this state of presence that i think is hard to find in our everyday lives, just because there are so many
limit the supreme court s power. critics worry the proposed scla legislation could endanger civil liberty. half a million people left california during the covid pandemic. what is the reason behind the mass exodus? reporter: good evening, jericka. believe it or not, as you mentioned, folks are packing up, they are leaving, saying good-bye to cities like here in los angeles, new york, and chicago. and the main reason why is money. californians are loading up and moving out. as the appeal of the golden state seems to be tarnishing, at least for some. it s just not sustainable in terms of cost of living. reporter: preston lee is leaving los angeles for austin, texas. it s incomparable. the house that we bought was 700,000 for four bedrooms, 4 1/2
attorney general gets up today and he s going to talk about this, my hope is he explains the differences between what s going on in the trump case or what happened in the trump case and in this case. i hope if he does do this, i hope he explains the grand canyon of differences between these two. knowing the hectic nature of packing up, i would say millions of papers that are shuffled around, my guess is almost every single president, vice president, probably chief of staff over the last four years somehow papers got shuffled up and things happen in the same thing that happened to your accidental shuffling. i m not surprised that they waited to look. my guess they assumed this was accidental. they assume when they discovered the documents in that that was
was he being catnapped? molly: animals, when things are packing up, always kind of loitering around. john: how do you not feel a cat in your bag? probably just got all cozy and zipped in there. i ve got the feline s black. john: i m skeptical. the macy s parade in new york city, giant balloons are getting blown up on the west side, and jane, looks like a perfect forecast for flying those balloons high tomorrow. oh, man, fox weather, we could not be more excited about the forecast for the 96th annual macy s day parade being out here today, i have to say i m happy i have the jacket on. a little cool but very comfortable. blue skies, sunshine, the winds are calm, and that s what we are