Thursday February 05, 2026

In today's episode, we cover the controversy surrounding Bay Area counties trading personal data of incarcerated immigrants for federal funds, with critics arguing it violates the California Values Act. San Mateo County Sheriff Kenneth Binder has announced his office will not seek future funding. In sports, the Warriors face the Suns in a crucial Western Conference matchup, with both teams aiming to improve their playoff standings. The Warriors previously defeated the Suns 119-116, led by Stephen Curry's 28 points. In tech news, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are experiencing a downturn, with Bitcoin falling below $76,000, impacting companies like Michael Saylor's. Ethereum and XRP also see declines, raising investor concerns about potential sell-offs. Weather forecasts predict mostly cloudy skies in San Francisco with a high of 60 degrees and mild breezes. Surf conditions at Ocean Beach are clean with waves at six to nine feet, best for riding at 3 PM. Finally, experts debate the U.S. housing crisis, with estimates ranging from two to twenty million homes needed to address the shortfall, while some economists argue there is no shortage.

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