returns into the weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) breaking overnight. the five marines missing after an aviation mishap last a search in a statement the marine corps said quo every rines were rescued from the water after the crash. one of whom later died at the hospital. an investigation into the mishap is underway. the identities of the marines will be released after the next of kin are notified. ( darya ) happening today. it s day two of the kaiser mental health workers strike. ( james ) kron 4 s will tran joins us live now from santa clara with the latest. will? for 3000 kaiser employees . today is day two of their five day strike the workers. made up of psychiatric counselors hit the picket lines yesterday claiming kaiser does not have enough people to meet the huge demand of patients .. that waiting time to see psychiatrists are e
against sugary fights in san francisco. are set to propose a new regulation to to regulate those. after talking to those both for and against this. heather i talked to supervision or, he sponsored one of the three bills and he says he expects a robust discussion tomorrow. these all focus on sugary drinks. san francisco could be the first in the nation to change the way sodas are advertised. want to require warning labels about its health effects, similar to a warning on cigarette ads. i think it s a good idea because i don t think a lot of people understand how much sugar is in coke products. the legislation would require ads placed on billboards, buses, and other city surfaces saying it contributes to obesity and tooth decay. the warning would cover 20% of the ad. others would ban soda ads on public property. i think it s a great idea. there should be a label and people should know. he says he believes he gained weight and developed anxiety from it when he was
temperatures falling into the teens during the nighttime hou hours. those dangerous wind chills and a wintry weekend actually a wintry mix that will be a mess as we go into the weekend. we ll talk more about that with your seven day forecast later in the broadcast. all right, thank you very much, kathy. an open sky and broken hearts in atlantic city as hundreds gather to mourn a new jersey state trooper. trooper frankie williams tune wal was today. 31-year-old died last week in the line of duty. fox 29 s joyce evans is here. he s remembered as an up standing man by all who knew h him. guys we re talking about brand new husband starting a new career and a whole new life. it was all ended in the blink of an eye. the weather outside reflecting the pain felt inside that private funeral and burial of a young man and straight trooper who friends and comrade say had that special glow. the sound of rain and footsteps. on a cold gray dreary day. the back drop as law enforcemen
good morning, everyone. welcome to the newly refurbished i don t want to call it the oversight investigation room. which is sometimes used by energy and commerce. what a beautiful room. and it will be more conducive to hearings. this is the first of the 115th congress. welcome here. and welcome to our witnesses today. this is our and welcome back to my friend and colleague, ranking member from colorado. this is our medicaid oversight hearing on ways to strengthen the problem. the subcommittee convenes this hearing to examine a critical component of the patient protection and affordable care act. medicaid and medicaid expansion. as the world s largest health program, medicaid provides health care coverage for over 70 million americans, and accounts for more than 15% of health care spending in the united states. in 2015 alone, federal taxpayers spent over $350 billion on medicaid. the costs continue to rise each other. the federal share and medicaid spending is expected to
kenny: the slider retired one away. the patriarch of the family, but statement passed away at the age of 80, college professor, youth baseball coach here in new york. longtime it s been dating back to the days of hodges and add cream pool, he touched the lives of 100 the thousands of athletes. and players are in the new york area. harold: that s great you bring that up, quite a tribute, well-deserved. kenny: with the mets trailing the braves tonight 4-3 after taking a 3-0 lead behind the steven matz who was a local product as well. here s erick aybar. harold: a lot of players out of the northeast were drafted this year. kenny: the fact the braves first-base speaking of the draft, the son of 36 round pick the braves. harold: to braves number one pick is from upstate new york. high school pitcher. kenny: mets drafted a pitcher in the second round named anthony k out of the same high school as a steven matz on long island. harold: university of uconn, right? ke