musk. our scott mcgrew is looking at the relationship. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is heading to the white house. the help u ukraine mayay be see. an update on the damage in humboldt county. a good morning to you on this wednesday. thanks for allowing us to be a participate of your morning. >> i'm ginger conejero saab in for laura garcia. >> mike will give us a look at the commute coming up. what can we expect other than the cold temperatures? it's not bad. it's cold. we've had a lot of these mornings recently. in dublin it is clear here and we haven't had many issues with fog. it is another cold start. it is also clear and our

temperatures are dipping that will start out cold but then shape up to finally be a slightly warmer day. 62 in dublin. low 60s for the north bay and we have a little bit of rain coming our way. i'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. ginger and marcus? there's breaking news just coming in to our newsroom. a two-alarm fire is burning right now. a three-story apartment building in san francisco, so this is the citizen app video from the scene. firefighters arriving right now to that building at castro and elizabeth. first responders are asking for you to avoid that area if you have to go in that area this morning. we'll bring you updates as soon as weep get them. thousands still in the dark following that 6.4 magnitude

earthquake that rocked northern california. that earthquake came in around 2:30 yesterday morning. we brought you breaking developments as they all unfolded here on "today in the bay." now this happened in humboldt county next to the cities of ferndale and eureka, 200 miles north of sacramento. two people died and another 11 reported injured. there is a widespread damage. >> over 24 hours later at least 14,000 people are still without power. a look at the current pg&e outage map. 70,000 were without power yesterday. pg&e says they've restored power to 40,000 since then. they estimate power can be back on by 3:00 for everyone. one section did not lose power, the airport and coast guard stations stayed up and running thanks to a micro power grid in

arcata. this grid allows the facilities to run on solar and batteries. >> this is the future, decentralized energy in a way that does so in a sustainable format is how we need to go and this is a great example of how we can do it. >> humboldt county is advising people to check their gas and water lines for damage. and how is your insurance coverage? if the quake damaged your home or apartment, would your insurance policy pay for repairs? probably not. you can watch chris chmura's how-to series on our website nbcbayarea.com. look for the how-to play list. a live look at the white house where hours from now president biden will meet with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. >> the surprise last-minute

meeting comes as they seek to secure new assistance and lawmakers are growing more hesitant when it comes to funding ukraine's war effort. "today in the bay's" susan mcginnis is live. tell us what is supposed to happen today. >> reporter: marcus and ginger, good morning. president zelenskyy will meet with president biden at 2:30 eastern time this afternoon as zelenskyy later today will address congress and this comes at the same time that lawmakers are getting very close to approving a package that could bring ukraine billions and billions more in aid. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy today making a high-stakes and high-risk visit to the white house and the capitol. his first trip since russia invaded. president biden will meet with zelenskyy, and in a show of strong support, announce a new round of aid, this time including patriot missile defense system, something zelenskyy has wanted for months

and crucial to ukraine defending itself against russian missiles. zelenskyy will address a joint session of congress, his second such address. the first delivered virtually from kyiv in march. >> being the leader of the world means being the leader of peace. >> reporter: today's message likely similar, an appeal for more help. help for besieged cities which he visited. millions were driven from their homes. >> and the motion is agreed to. >> reporter: coinciding with congress that includes $45 billion for ukraine. some republicans have indicated they will pull support once they take over the house in january. democrats hope an in-person visit to change minds. >> we have to support them. still unknown how will russia react to a show of continued support for ukraine on the world stage.

and the two leaders will hold a joint press conference at 4:30 p.m. eastern time. >> susan mcginnis in washington this morning, thank you. a journalist working with twitter claims the fbi paid the social network money and at the same time pressured twitter about its content. >> the claims are found in what elon musk is claiming are the twitter files. scott, the claim about money true? >> reporter: we've asked the fbi and have not found an answer. we can't ask twitter. that's just one of the problems with these twitter files as they're called. journalists working with elon musk are revealing small segments of emails that date back years. but we cannot show the original documents or the context, only what they choose to show.

the latest claim about money from the fbi comes from this tweet from author michael shellenberger selected by musk. the company's scale department, safety content and law enforcement department, asked agencies like the fbi to reimburse twitter for expenses as it cooperated with law enforcement. again, there's no one answering questions at twitter, but one way to understand this memo is twitter was getting so many inquiries it didn't have to answer. it started to charge money for the manpower. jim baker, a former fbi agent himself, notes twitter didn't enforce the fee but collected $3.4 million. add to that the pressure of

twitter's trust and safety said he was feeling from the fbi and some on the right feel between the money and the pressure there was some sort of government push to quash content on twitter. we know the fbi was tasked with warning social networks about russian efforts to post false information. the head of twitter safety saying he's, quote, not particularly comfortable with thefy find's questions about twitter content. elon musk had a different interpretation of the money in these emails. he says the fbi paid twitter to censor information linking to the same set of twitter files. from what we've seen the data doesn't support that and, again, what we have seen is controlled by twitter. the email says twitter billed the fbi billed them, for what appears to be manpower.

>> wow. >> yeah. >> complicated. >> it is very complicated. >> to say the least. scott, the twitter files haven't gotten too much attention from mainstream media, or have they in the past? >> they have in the past and, yes, that has been a criticism of mainstream media. mainstream media covered a lot of these issues before like the links to the hunter biden laptop story. jack dorsey testified under oath at congress before that entire issue and we covered that. the twitter files as they're called are tweeted out in little tiny sentences or fragments of paragraphs, et cetera. i don't think people online are reading all the way through them. it's a clunky way to present a lot of big information. "the new york times" writes an article. they don't do it in little paragraph fragments and tweets. >> what a challenge to keep up

with. things could easily be deleted and you really have to -- >> and, again, as journalists, i don't get all the documents. i get to see a section of one document and that's tough. >> that could be taken out of context. we have breaking news on the sports front. giants fans might be waking up to a stunning development, a little shocking. star shortstop carlos correa has reportedly signed not with the giants but instead with the new york mets for a $350 million, 12-year deal, 24 hours after the giants were supposed to hold a news conference introducing him. everything got held up over an issue during his medical exam. the hang-up may have to do with back issues which have plagued correa in the past. neither correa nor the team are confirming any of the latest reports.

yay to this picture. this is in downtown san jose. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the forecast. nice and cold. you say we're going to see a warm-up. nice this afternoon and today is the shortest day of the year, the first day of winter as we take a live look outside in san francisco. no fog here but temperatures are now in the upper 30s to start so it is a cold morning. oakland at 42. 35 in dublin and 41 in san jose. temperatures in the mid-30s through 7:00. 39 at 8:00. notice all the sunshine that we'll see throughout the morning and into today as we head for upper 50s and low 60s.

where you may be stopping before you head to work this morning. we're looking at the farptest north. santa rosa's best and only report. in concord the best prices but it's not bad. it's 3:45. now burlingame that's not so bad at a&a gas, it's under $4. we'll take that as well. look at the roadways now. we're using that gas at the speed limit as a smooth drive out of the altamont pass and 680 reopen the lanes are open once again heading through sunol.

back to you. >> thanks, mike. of course we're tracking numerous developments on the twitter front this morning including word of a new round of layoffs. coming up this morning, scott mcgrew will look at the chaos brewing within the company and the future of twitter's leadership with elon musk revealing plans to step down. plus, tis the season for holiday baking. sharing some most valuable tips on how to impress your guests this holiday season.

good wednesday morning. it is 5:15 as we take a live look outside in san rafael. moving around the north bay but at least in this spot it is clear but you may be driving through some fog as you head to work. it's right now 34 degrees, a cold start to the morning but it's going to warm up nicely for the afternoon. we'll talk about the sunshine and even slight chances of rain coming up in just a few minutes. kari, taillights heading south through san rafael. the golden gate bridge, nothing. it might stop traffic on the north side to clear the crews. we'll check to see if it's open. more coming up. well, good morning. a very happy, what is it, wednesday to you. going to take a positive turn on the markets as far as the

numbers go. yesterday i was remarking shares in tesla had fallen below 150. today they're below 140. tesla is now worth less than exxon mobil. there was a point in which a small car company was worth more than one of the biggest in the world? yeah. to some that was crazy. a quarterly profit of about $3 billion. exxon mobil a quarterly profit of $19 billion. price earnings ratio, you want the smaller number. for years fairy magic dust because investors thought of tesla as a tech company. now they're thinking of tesla as a consider company, which is great. tech companies get higher

valuations than manufacturing companies. investors worry ceo elon musk has taken his eye off the company. he says he'll stay at twitter to run the software team. musk announced new layoffs at twitter four days before christmas. now getting laid off at the holidays is a bummer but more importantly to these workers whether musk will honor their severance packages those promised and those required by law. there are several lawyers already suing musk and twitter for failing to do so. sam bankman-fried has agreed to be extradited. he'll fly to america later this morning. congress working on an omnibus spending bill. this bill is full of things that have nothing to do with the

budget including changes to the retirement rules. if passed you'll be able to withdraw $1,000 from your retirement without penalty for emergencies and companies will be required to sign workers up for 401(k)s and tribute 2%. employees would be allowed to opt out. so many americans are not aware of 401(k) or don't bother with them, and if you would at least establish it, maybe they would contribute to it. now, again, that's 3% out of your paycheck automatically even if you didn't sign up for it but you can then later say i don't want to but you should. >> i was just thinking for that $1,000 that would be without penalty. >> $1,000 is not much but to some families who need emergency money for a car repair, it's enough. >> thanks, scott. >> good option. 5:19 right now.

a former white house pastry chef revealing some of his best tips ahead of the holiday meals everywhere. he has served both the bush and obama administrations and here are just some of his ideas. >> work with dough when it's cold. the swearing starts when you're in the kitchen and rolling out warm dough and it sticks. prebake your pie shell. put in aluminum foul and beans, dried beans, bake it so the bottom dries all the way through. no one likes a pie with raw dough on the bottom. >> so true. >> work with quality tools and, most importantly, you can never have too much chocolate. i like the sound of that. >> i'm taking bourbon balls. >> i work with a lot of chocolate around the holidays. let's get started on this wednesday. a few more days to get through work before the holiday as we

get a live look outside in oakland, it is already busy and we've seen some fog drifting around. today on this shortest day of the year, the first day of winter. the sun rises at 7:18. the sunset will be at 4:53. that means we have 9:35 of daylight. tomorrow it will be a few seconds longer. so from this point forward we're going to start to see longer days, and we are starting out still in the dark heading to work. we will see some sunshine today especially as we go into the late morning but gradually will start to see clouds moving in and temperatures headed for 60 degrees in santa rosa. slightly warmer as well when you compare it to yesterday and when we talk about our warm weather, take a look at how cold it's going to be across much of the rest of the country, the big story will be this big bomb cyclone that will be moving to the midwest and to the east

coast as well as the polar temperatures that are going to be plunging southward. so that's a look at saturday's high temperature and notice bismarck is 3 below. for us we have some spotty, light showers coming in by late tomorrow night and then it moves out on friday. the rest of the weekend we'll see dry conditions as the storm track stays to the north. we should have better chances for the middle of next week as our temperatures warm up into the mid-60s for the christmas holiday. mike, what's the update on 92? the crash for those who are just joining us off skyline, look at the big view. a smooth drive. green sensors as we expect this time of year. lighter traffic on the early commute. here there is slowing past the scene of a crash. 92 just past 35, a car went off the roadways to a slight embankment there about five feet off the roadway and everybody reportedly got out okay. one chp unit. throughout contra costa county,

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bandages, pain relievers and covid-19 test kits are fsa eligible. in stores look at the shelf tag. places actually print fsa eligible right there on the sticker. online many stores have a filter that shows only fsa eligible items. easy. good luck spending every penny. >> you have to spend it orthopedic you lose it. good tip there. next, the top stories we're following including the latest developments in humboldt county where teams are still trying to assess damage from yesterday's deadly earthquake. an unexpected holiday treat for drivers. gas prices are the lowest they've been in months. we'll tell you what experts believe the prices will be and where they go from here. if you went to bed last night after watching tv thinking you turned the drama off, wait until you hear about the giants, the mets and carlos correa. even if you don't care abt baseballou,

right now at 5:30 assessing the aftermath. thousands are still without power, more than 24 hours after the deadly earthquake in humboldt county. the latest on recovery efforts. a new problem emerging as covid and flu cases surge. 911 is getting a flood of calls from people seeking help. the advice on when to make that call. and breaking news, did

giants fans celebrate too soon? that stunning twist and the plans to lock down a superstar with a $300 million deal this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire tv, apple tv and online. good morning to you on this wednesday. thanks for waking up with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm ginger conejero saab in for laura garcia. before we get to those top stories let's take a look at san francisco's chase center. awaiting the arrival of one of the best-known teams, not the warriors but the harlem globetrotters. our bob redell -- where is bob? >> he's warming up. >> already practicing his best trick shot. >> there he is. >> is there a trampoline involved? >> oh, yeah, he's still warming up. >> that's going to be something to watch out for.

first, meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect. >> i wish she had a ball while she's talking. >> just don't hit me in the head. we'll start out with fog in some spots. we're waking up and heading out and there see temperatures starting out chilly. it will shape up to be a nice day with low 60s today. we'll talk about what's ahead in just a few minutes. breaking news out of san francisco. a two-alarm fire at an apartment building is now out of control. take a live look at the scene. this is happening right now at the building on castro and elizabeth. this shows smoke blowing into the air.

sfpd says one person is displaced. the cause is still under investigation. we are continuing our coverage of the deadly earthquake, a 6.4 magnitude in humboldt county. >> this is a story we first brought you on "today in the bay" yesterday morning. the ground is still shaking with aftershocks. at least two people were killed in the aftermath. 11 others hurt. governor newsom declaring a state of emergency. >> many are without power and heat. pg&e's outage map is widespread. last check, 14,000 people were without power. we have crews checking the

aftershocks. >> reporter: crews are now waiting for daylight to continue assessing the damage. people are doing everything they can to survive. margaret sager has no power, no lights, and she and her car are sitting in the car to charge up electronic devices still reeling from the earl morning earthquake. >> i've felt quite a few in my life. this wasn't as bad as 1992 but the destruction in my house, it was worse. >> reporter: it disrupted power to 72,000 people and disconnected power to hundreds more. tom tully was showing his daughter how to operate the generator. his mother has a lung condition so electricity is her life line.

>> throw a bunch of stuff in the blender and kick it on, that's what the house looks like. me and my wife ran through a pile of broken glass in the kitchen to get our daughter, my son and had to get my mom out of the back house. >> reporter: he showed us pictures, heavy furniture narrowly missing his wife's head while she slept. pg&e officials are working to get power back on to thousands of customers. >> we can't give exact times without understanding the depth of the damage and repairs that need to be made. 12 to 24-hour window. >> reporter: this family is doing what they can to feed 12 children and 4 adults by campfire. >> we have a hot cocoa bar set up to let the kids make hot cocoaa. >> reporter: no power, no heat, but you have water. >> we have water, hot and cold water. >> reporter: that family is lucky to have running water.

this is the holiday. everyone i talked to said they will not let this affect their christmas. cheryl hurd, "today in the bay." >> our website is a great resource in emergency situations. you can access our tracker and receive fresh updates as we get them. a stunning reversal for giants fans. it looks like the team struck out on signing free agent carlos correa. and with another team swooping in to sign him up. >> oh, no. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is here. kris, this is all starting to feel like a soap opera with a bad ending. in baseball a steal is usually excited unless you're talking players and not bases. carlos correa heading to the new york mets and not the san francisco giants.

the giants were going to announce a 13-year, $350 million deal. fans were so excited to see he changed his twitter header to a shot of oracle park. then overnight to a picture of his family. it sound like something came up in his physical according to the associated press. not passing the physical can void a deal. "the new york post" and espn reported the new york mets took that moment to snag him at a discount. one year less than he would have signed with the giants. the catch here, he still has to pass their physical. the giants got caught looking.

they say the giants didn't do their homework before making the deal. >> the giants had to do it for a pr reason as much as a baseball reason. our confidence is shaken will he play or won't he play. this should have been handled behind closed doors. >> at this point most of the big name free agents have been signed. we will continue to follow what happens with the physical with the mets because we're keirous. the surge in covid, flu and rsv has an impact on first response teams. calls about viral infections

make up nearly 20% of 911 calls and the rate is five times the rate of last year. >> we're receiving hundreds and hundreds of calls and we're transporting somewhere on the order of about 270 patients a day. >> the first responders say the calls often involve non-emergency situation that can take away critical personnel in the event of an emergency situation. some welcome news at the pump right before the holidays. gas prices are at a low not seen in about 18 months. here is one look at a gas station in san jose on coleman. drivers there are now paying as little as $4.43 for a gallon of regular unleaded.

those prices are significantly lower than just months ago, right? and according to aaa that is the average cost around the bay area right now. statewide it's about a dime less per gallon. a month ago prices were $ higher. a covid-related shutdown curbed global demand along with a boost in production. >> i think prices could fall below the average of $4 a gallon in the next couple of weeks. we probably won't see much of a decline beyond that. there's still downward potential. >> i'll take that. ahead our mike inouye shares where to find the cheapest gas. he breaks that down at 6:08. >> meteorologist kari hall, i'm sure the win dopes are rolled up. the heat is on, kari.

it's cold. in some spots you have to quint through the fog rolling through. it has increased in novato but there may be patches away in the north bay. temperatures chilly in the upper 30s. even though it starts out clear rain won't be far behind. under the water, delays out of daly city. a delay is reported right now growing over the last half hour. berryessa and around the horn. the recovery for the cal trains. we just lost the camera.

a disabled vehicle. a little backup as things are slowing on the incline. that's the only delay. coming up, the new program rolling out in one of the largest cities and the steps taken to get to this point. zelenskyy and immigration, it is a busy day in washington. >> reporter: i'm bob redell at the chase center with the world famous harlem globetrotters in the ultimate ga of horse.me

the time is 4:45. take a look at the screen. slightly warmer in the low 60s in the south bay and upper 50s near the coast. we're going to see slightly warmer temperatures for a while. we'll talk about that and look ahead to christmas coming up in a few minutes. the lights of the treasure island tunnel. no disturbance for those taillights. we do have metering lights just

activated. lots going on on the roads and a lot in washington this morning. >> scott mcgrew, you say -- you say -- not today. that is so not happening. there is so much going on in washington. the fact the january 6 committee is releasing its final report is about sixth on my list. ukrainian president zelenskyy is on his way to washington to meet with president biden and make a joint address to congress. this is the latest video at a train station in poland. poland is in nato country. from there to washington to meet with president biden. to say this is a signal the russian president vladimir putin is a gross understatement.

the government runs out of money on friday but congress working on an omnibus bill that would not just fund the government. it's 4,000 pages. politicians point out they would have to read four pages a minute for 16 hours straight, no break, to know what they were voting on. the biden administration has asked for more time before it rules on title 42. it keeps immigrants seeking asylum on the other side of the border. the white house is asking for more time to prepare. the house ways and means committee released a report analyzing donald trump's income tax and says they will reform them in the next days. these are trump's long-hidden tax returns making their way

down a capitol hallway. they've been handing them out for years, candidates, too. if you want to see how much tim kaine donated to charity, you could. most don't even remember no he is. he published his taxes. is there a story here or is this just part of it? i think it depends on what the accountants find. the committee investigating the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol will release its final report today. this could last days or weeks or years as historians pore over what we expect to be tens of thousands of pages of testimony and evidence. recommending the u.s. justice department file criminal charges against former president trump. we'll be talking about most of those things on social media. you can find me on twitter. >> we'll find you there. a new push to provide

universal access to preschool education. there was a call for the city to give preschool access to all families. earlier this year affordable preschools were provided. mayor libby schaaf will present the plan to launch the program. the harlem globetrotters are back in the bay area. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live in san francisco with two of the stars from the team, but it doesn't matter who you're with, bob. my money is on you in that game of horse. >> reporter: how much money are we talking about? maybe i'll put money on the opposite bet. scooter christensen, wham middleton, you may be back in january but you came out here

this morning to take me on in a game of horse. >> let's do it. >> reporter: are you ready? i'm ready. are you nervous? >> are we nervous? no. >> reporter: you're up first, scooter. he's calling style. >> sit down, get a good shot. make sure i'm not stepping on that. a nice little layup. >> reporter: you're up next, wham. you're up next. >> nothing easy right now. just relax. putting some style into it. >> reporter: oh, no! wait. >> let's see what he's got. where the style at? oh! we need to sign him up for the washington generals.

>> reporter: what's next? i have an h. you have a clean slate. >> everything will be style when it's with the globetrotters. >> reporter: do it with your eyes closed. >> look at you adding some style. eyes closed. there it is. >> reporter: h -- no, you don't have anything. what have you got? >> first of all, style. the globetrotters are known for spinning the basketball. >> reporter: oh, man. oh, man. i think i will be taking the h-o right now. >> oh, man. >> you spin it on his finger, spin it on his finger and get the assist. there we go. we're helping him out. nice and easy, wait for it,

wait, and it never went anywhere. it's okay. >> reporter: as it stands i'm h-o, you are clean slate. we'll finish at 6:45. hey, how did i do? >> washington generals, sign him up. >> reporter: the losingest team in basketball, haven't won a game since the globetrotters since 1971. here at chase center the 15th. i have to do some practicing. >> it is always fun to watch the globetrotters but even more fun watching bob. >> can somebody get bob water. >> the globetrotters are trying to be entertaining and bob is entertaining. >> that he is. >> he's working his handle, the ball and the mic.

multitalented, multitasking -- that's kari every day. >> thank you. it's cold this morning. everything heading into the holidays in terms of weather and beautiful to see the lights in downtown san jose. the other big thing is traveling whether you have family coming in. a bomb cyclone, quickly intensifies and a lot of snow for areas to the midwest. temperatures 3 below in bismarck and even in the teens across the midwest. for us a couple of spotty

showers. a couple more significant storms for next week. we are all dry leading into christmas. next tuesday and next thursday we could see more rain coming in. so what we'll see between thursday night and friday morning, most of us will see a tenth of an inch of rain or less but looking ahead possibly a couple of really big storms with the potential of 1 to 2, maybe 3 inches of rain. we're looking at our first day of winter warming up and 60s heading into the christmas holiday. mike, you are seeing an unexpected delay out of the east bay. that's right. because, i believe, kari, that disabled vehicle reported inside the treasure island tunnel near the on ramp cleared but before it cleared they probably slammed down on the speeds for the metering lights to keep traffic on the bridge to a minimum in case they had to send more emergency vehicles. starting to recover already.

they probably sped up the metering lights. we see more traffic flowing. no problems for treasure island. b.a.r.t. coming from the peninsula, we'll talk about that coming up. back to you. thanks, mike. happening now oakland is bringing back masks. last night the oakland city council voted unanimously to reinstate mask requirements for everyone 6 and older in city facilities. the vice mayor reintroduced the mandate. new tech wororking to ensur safety. and at 6:00, rebuildiding a community.y. the l latest out of humboldtt cocounty wherere ann eararthqua left thoususands in t the dark.. a look at the damage leftt behind. stay withh us. you're watching "today in the bay."

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welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay." a new high-tech app designed to improve school security in an emergency could make schools safer. it's called safer watch, and it comes with three buttons, it alerts everyone in the area with the safer watch app plus local first responders. this is being implemented in schools on the east coast. officials say it's better than the panic button. >> we could put panic buttons in for $10,000, $12,000. perhaps the person, god forbid,

was already in, how would they get to the panic button? now everyone has it. it's $15 a year what we're paying. >> schools are required to consider implementing them after alyssa's law honoring the marjory stoneman douglas shooting. schools like uvalde, texas, have signed up for the app. fire tears through a san francisco apartment complex that started a little over an hour agago. we'lll updadate the situationon includuding the latestt onn evacuauations. >> the deaeadly e earthquakew amam bolt county. the update on that damage. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire and online. let's get things started with taking a quick look at the weather.