case to voters. among the former president barack obama is rallying in wisconsin right now for this after he made her stop in michigan earlier today. in a moment we ll talk with susan on with the former president will be a difference maker in the home stretch. but first fox news team alive it covers the battleground states that include pennsylvania were critical senate race is now in a statistical tie. rich edson is live in philadelphia with more that when a rich. hey good afternoon, eric. john fetterman the democrat is trying to get out of space. try to get democrats about here. he met with union members earlier this morning. on than just this afternoon at temple university to try to get students out to vote. had a rally here in the student center pre-temple is a north philadelphia which is where he spent a good chop of the afternoon. his campaign themes pushing access to abortion, increasing the minimum wage and ripping republican challenger dr. oz for his wealth and focu
downtown fall san francisco. this is a very wet stretch of weather. this will continue through the week. the approaching system for saturday and saturday night in the approaching forecast. a serious beating from the storm front and warnings to stay away from the water. mary of the is live where peers are totally washed out. it s a mess out here. the beach is closed. the santa cruz wharf has been evacuated. take a look. you can see it large logs that have washed ashore from our storm. they are all over the beach. crews are working hard to clean up the beach. it is taking time since there s so many of mbination. especially in capitola where monster waves caused part of a peer to collapse. the power of the storm , especially. we will take a walk down the trestle here and i will show you. we lost a huge section of our wharf here. tony valdes lived in the santa cruz area for 28 years. he took us along the trestle to see the incredible damage to the historic capitola pier.
service special agent charles moreno. earlier, some tony valdes was on with nate foy insanely drug cartels are flying people to their destination basically bypassing the border. so not politically but logistically how can the drug cartels get away with this? they should not be able to get away with it legally. and they have a lot of money. more money than they have ever had, arthel in the history of the cartel based on human trafficking and drug trades. a lot more resources than in the past. there poverty with impunity based on the fact this administration disdains any type of enforcement pain but we are seeing here the policies of this administration undercut every national security program, policy and agency that is been put in place since the attacks of 911. you have u.s. agencies that are
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Catches of the week
Tony Valdes, of Artesia, caught a 19.5-inch, 4-pound, 1-ounce largemouth bass at Brantley Lake using an Ozark Trail Sexy Shad Jerkbait on Jan. 25.
Xaryan Padilla, 8, Elijah Garcia, 6, MyKaila Garcia, 11, and Ezekiel Padilla, 2, of Artesia, caught seven trout at Carlsbad Municipal Lake using PowerBait Jan. 23.
Kiko Rascon, of Taos, caught a 34-inch northern pike at Eagle Nest Lake using a jig worm Jan. 28. Martin Gonzales and Kristina Parrack, of Nambe, caught 50 perch using jigs tipped with worms Jan. 24. Timothy Errickson and Kristina Bueche, of La Mesilla, caught 60 perch using jigs tipped with worms Jan. 24.
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Valerie Wyatt, of Roswell, caught her limit of rainbow trout on the Pecos River in Carlsbad using a Kastmaster lure Jan. 30.