sale. but the investigation didn't end there. the street crimes unit obtained a search warrant for dixon's home in stockton, and this is what they found inside. illegal guns, including an assault rifle. the seizure that we made at the residence in stockton that was associated with the suspect was immense. i mean, not only were we able to find roughly 5000 ammunition for different firearms, but also 13 firearms that included two unregistered, two stolen, as well as two that had serial numbers that were scratched off. investigators also seized large amounts of illegal narcotics, including cocaine, oxycodone, and prescription medications. they suspect dixon was trafficking drugs beyond san jose. now, this is obviously someone who lives cities away from san jose, but has been connected to both city of san jose as well, san francisco. so we don't know how many other cities are involved. so we do urge people to come forward to our detectives if

they have potential information. police also arrested dixon's alleged accomplice and girlfriend, jade lin, for illegally purchasing firearms and providing them to dixon, who is prohibited from owning guns. thousands of dollars worth of designer brand watches, purses, shoes, clothing and accessories, as well as diamonds were also seized at dixon's home in stockton. police believe they were purchased with money from illegal firearm and narcotics sales in san jose. marianne favro, nbc, bay area news. well, nearly 300 pounds of fentanyl was seized at the san diego border in 2024. that's according to the state attorney general. and while that might not sound like much, the synthetic opioid is so powerful 300 pounds of fentanyl contains more than 30 million potentially lethal doses. in 2023, the state first partnered with the federal fentanyl abatement and suppression team, also known as fast, and last year they made close to 150 arrests. the goal

is to stop drug trafficking across the us-mexico border in 2022. the california department of justice has seized more than 13 million fentanyl pills and made 370 fentanyl related arrests. well, a leadership switch up in oakland. the city is getting a new mayor, city attorney and shifting its city council all in one day. they'll all face some tough challenges almost immediately. nbc bay area's velena jones was at today's inauguration and sorts out who is now in charge in oakland, and council member gave a motion passes with a vote of eight ayes. congratulations. and with that, the oakland city council is seeing changes. newly appointed council president, council member kevin jenkins is now officially oakland's interim mayor. in a moment of political musical chairs, council member noel gayo will take over as council president. interim mayor jenkins says he's already

looking to take action on one of the city's biggest issues. what's going through my mind right now is the budget, making sure that we rebalance our budget for this fiscal year and make sure that we get a budget going for the next fiscal year for the next two fiscal years. also setting up a transition for the next person who becomes mayor. the council also voted to appoint outgoing at-large council member rebecca kaplan to serve as council member for district two. it's a vacancy created by nikki fortunato bas, who is moving on to become a county supervisor. three new council members will also join the board, and the battle to navigate the city's $120 million budget deficit. council member rowena brown is one of those newcomers. my heart is overjoyed for the opportunity to work alongside all of you to really help uplift oakland. among the challenges the six month closure of two fire stations starting today as a part of a triggered contingency budget. we respond to building fires. oakland

firefighters gathered before today's inauguration, calling on the city to find different solutions and save for additional stations from possible closures. newly sworn in council member zach unger is the former head of the firefighters union. i'm going to work with my colleagues and with the city administration to find the money to keep these fire stations open. it's a matter of priorities. ken houston will take over district seven and says he plans to leverage relationships at the state, county and city level to find alternative budget solutions. on day one. he says he's already working with the governor's office to remove abandoned cars in his district. it's not difficult if we stop the bleeding, right? find the monies. we got to do some cuts. we're going to have to do some cuts. however, how drastic are those cuts going to be? a new mayor will be elected in april during a special election. until then, interim mayor jenkins says his focus is to provide basic services. well, we have issues, we have our challenges. but this is a resilient city, and we have

a new council that's going to work hard to restore the trust in the city and restore the trust in this government. in oakland, velena jones, nbc, bay area news. well, pg&e crews had their hands full in san francisco this morning. there was a gas leak at the laguna honda hospital. it happened a little after 11 a.m. this morning. the sf department of public health says a contractor ruptured a gas line while doing work outside. san francisco firefighters helped evacuate staff in the administration building, but patients in the hospital building were not affected and did not have to leave. within 30 minutes, all evacuated staff went back inside. pg&e was on scene shortly after to shut off the gas line and repair the damaged pipe. president biden and first lady jill biden are in new orleans tonight. that city's mayor and other leaders greeted them at the airport this afternoon. here's a look at that. the president and the first lady will attend a prayer service tonight. it's hosted by the archdiocese of new orleans. now they will also meet privately with families of

victims and community members, as well as first responders and law enforcement. 14 people died and 30 more were injured before the attacker was killed and an attack on bourbon street on new year's day. well, investigators are providing an eerie first look at how the man behind that deadly attack prepared ahead of time. agents say the attacker recorded this video on his meta glasses in october as he biked around the french quarter and on the night of the attack. surveillance cameras captured him placing two coolers containing improvised explosive devices by bourbon street. neither of those bombs detonated, and congress gathered in our nation's capital today amid a citywide snow emergency, to certify president elect donald trump's election victory, exactly four years after hundreds of his supporters attacked the capitol, disrupting certification of his 2020 loss. today, there was no such violence. nbc's alice barr is on capitol hill with the latest. reporter the house coming to

order. vice president kamala harris, presiding over a joint session of congress today certifying the election she lost to president elect donald trump. donald j. trump of the state of florida has received 312 votes. the vice president, pausing as she read the final results. kamala harris of the state of california has received 226 votes. one of the most important pillarars of our democracy is tt there will be a peaceful transfer of power. the orderly counting of the votes from each state. without objection. donald j. trump of the state of florida received 30 votes for president. a sharp contrast to four years ago, when a mob of trump supporters stormed the capitol, overwhelming police and temporarily interrupting the certification of president biden's 2020 victory. today, an enormous security presence around a snowy u.s. capitol. we were certainly very prepared as

democrats vow to support a peaceful transfer of power. we're going to have to move this country forward whether we got the results from the election that we wanted or not. democrats also promising history won't be erased, with president elect trump preparing to pardon some january 6th offenders as one of his first acts. republican leadership now in control in both the house and senate. looking ahead to the trump agenda, what he wants to ensure is that we deliver the america first agenda. that is our mission. that is our intent. the transition of power now underway in earnest as president elect trump and the nation prepare for his inauguration two weeks from today. security will remain high here on capitol hill, as president jimmy carter's state funeral shifts from georgia to the u.s. capitol, where he will lie in state beginning tomorrow. and, of course, major security preparations are underway for the upcoming inauguration day from capitol hill. alice barr,

nbc news. and we'll have more coverage of today's certification in washington, dc, as well as the anniversary of the insurrection. it's all coming up at 530. our political analyst, larry gerston, talks about the return to normalcy today. and if we could ever see something play out again like we did four years ago. canadian prime minister justin trudeau is resigning as the leader of canada's ruling party. trudeau announced he was stepping down from the liberal party today, but will stay on his prime minister as prime minister in the meantime. troubles began for trudeau after the country's financial minister resigned a few weeks ago, all seeming to come from differences on trade policies during president elect trump's administration and after that, support for both trudeau and the liberal party itself began to decline. and now the opposition conservative party has more than 20% lead. a new prime minister and leader of the liberal party will carry its values and ideals into that next

election. the government will still, and the cabinet will still be very much focused on doing the job that canadians elected us to do in 2021. trudeau says the canadian parliament will be on hold until march 24th, when parliament can conduct a confidence vote. u.s. steel and a japanese firm which set out to buy it are suing the biden administration. this comes days after president biden blocked the proposed $14 billion merger in the lawsuit. u.s. steel and japan's nippon steel say mr. biden's decision ignored the rule of law, and that it was done to win over united steelworkers for political gain. that's the union representing a majority of steelworkers in the u.s. but mr. biden says the deal posed a threat to national security and put jobs at risk. and he stressed the importance of keeping the steel industry in american hands. well, millions of people across the country are under a winter weather alert, and it's causing some problems for travelers. let's take a live

look at sfo right now, where about 250 flights were delayed and 13 canceled. and if we look at airports across the country, nearly 2000 were canceled because of severe weather. a major storm is currently moving across ohio towards the atlantic. at least four people have died across multiple states due to severe weather. hundreds of thousands are without power right now. 62 million people from illinois to new jersey are under a winter weather alert. still ahead, the consumer electronics show in las vegas is underway. and among the new gadgets, turning heads is an interactive smoke alarm. how it could protect your home. and mexican bakeries in the south bay are working overtime today. the traditional sweet bread right there. they're making to celebrate the special day and why it may be more expensive this year. and after quite a bit of fog this morning, we're tracking what's happening with that fog tonight. a also some gusty winds. i'm chief meteologist jeffor

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drilling. it affects a wide area ofof california, oregon, washington, parts of the east coast and the gulf of mexico, along with a piece of alaska. many see this as the president's attempt to protect his climate legacy, and a final effort to pass climate legislation before president elect trump takes office. trump has reportedly called the ban, quote, ridiculous and says he plans to reverse it, although that requires the help of congress. president biden signed legislation into law over the weekend to expand social security benefits for millions of americans. it's called the social security fairness act, and it paves the way for nearly 3 million public workers to boost their social security benefits. the bipartisan legislation repeals two provisions that reduced social security benefits for certain public workers, who also received pension income. now, advocacy groups who lobbied for the changes for decades praised the change as a historic move. well, amazon's ring doorbell cameras, you probably know someone who has them. you might

have them now. the company has another way to try to keep your home safe. ring said today it's partnering with fire safety company kira to make a smart smoke alarm. the device incorporates ring's home security technology into kira's smoke alarms. that means customers can get alerts about smoke or carbon monoxide right on the ring app. kira says the smart devices will go on sale at home depot in april and come to more retailers later in the year. mexican bakeries and communities across the united states have been going nonstop for the last 24 hours because they are making a traditional sweet bread. it's in honor of the christian celebration of three kings day, which is today, january 6th, and you may notice the prices are a little higher this year because of the egg shortage. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is in the south bay with the centuries old tradition. reporter the owner of mexico bakery tells me this has become an international

tradition with folks from other countries coming to get their sweet bread, all in honor of the three wise men and in search of this little guy. it's called the rosca de reyes, or the king's cake. and at mexico bakery in san jose, they've been up all night baking it. ahead of today's celebration. an explosion, a hoy no es como antes. reporter. the owner says the last few years have seen an explosion in the demand of the rosca de reyes. this day, he plans to sell 4 to 5000 of them. the rodriguez family came to pick up two. because we have a family and friends, we go, we are going to make a hot chocolate and champurrado today, so it's very important for all of us. january 6th marks the day of the epiphany and catholic tradition. it honors the three wise men or kings who visited jesus after birth, showering him with gifts. i feel so excited to

have fun with my family and friends, and i'm very happy to have this life like jesus, make this life for us. the dough is shaped in the form of a ring. 2 or 3 of these baby jesus figures are stuffed into the dough before it's covered with soft candy and sugar and baked. but the key is finding that baby jesus. once you cut into the rosca, whoever gets a little doll has to throw a tamale party. on february 2nd, candlemas day, the day joseph and mary brought jesus to the temple for the first time. you want to get the little baby jesus? yeah. but this year, there is a new challenge for the centuries old tradition. a national egg shortage has given the owner headaches. the price of eggs went up 200% for him, meaning the bakery had to raise prices for the king's cake this year. i think that's not affecting sales. however, families are still filing in to get their rosca, even if it

comes with a king sized price tag. in san jose, damian trujillo nbc bay area nenews. happy three kings day to all who celebrate. and jeff ranieri here. now, jeff, look behind us, okay? is that fog? yeah. yeah. what is going on? yeah, we had that come in so thick this morning, and we're going to start to see that clearing out here as we roll through tomorrow's forecast. but we still could get into some on and off fog here as we head through the next couple of hours. let's go ahead and take it into that microclimate forecast and we'll show you. we've had some very calm winds today and that's what's helping create this fog down at the lower levels. you'll see visibility right now generally is not extremely bad widespread throughout the bay area. but we do have a few spots here where it is dropping below two mile visibility. that's right here in half moon bay and also napa reading one and a quarter mile visibility. so again, through about 11:00 tonight, we still may start to see some of these visibilities

really drop at least through the evening as temperatures continue to get colder. so please be aware of that if you're doing anything out here tonight. otherwise, in walnut creek, we started to get some sunshine here this afternoon. that has been good. a little bit of relief. 56 right now. we've got some chilly forty's on the way. ten and also 11:00. but as we roll through tomorrow's forecast, the thing that we're going to be tracking is this wind developing throughout the bay area. now it's going to be gusty on and off for the mountains. but it really looks like unfortunately for southern california, the worst of the winds are going to be down there. so again i do expect some wind right now. it's not red flag fire warning status. it's just more of this on and off situation we're going to see as we head through tomorrow. so 1:00 at night, winds anywhere from 15 to about 30mph as we head through 9:00 tomorrow morning, we're still anywhere from 15 to about 30 on average. some of the mountns may get up to about 40. we'd stay with the

similar wind here through tomorrow afternoon, and then as we head through wednesday morning, any kind of wind would get out of here. and thankfully we've seen some recent rain, so that should help us out. but again, the way things are setting up this area of low pressure in southern california, that's going to bring the strongest winds to them, where gusts could get over 60mph. so we're going to continue to track that wind. but if you're doing anything tomorrow, i think really the top risk here with that wind advisory is going to be in the mountains 500ft and above. humidity overall doesn't look extremely low. with the way this is moving in. it'd be anywhere from 35 to 45%. so beyond this, as we roll through tomorrow morning's forecast, we're going to start it off here with temperatures in the 40s across the bay area. we'll get some mostly clear skies in here. as that wind kicks in. it's going to help to get rid of any kind of fog. so i don't see fog as an issue for tomorrow morning. we're going to drop it down to 47 in the east bay, san francisco 50 and the north bay at 48. daytime highs for tomorrow. we're coming in with

some warmer weather with that drier breeze coming in. that'll bring us to 65 in morgan hill, 66 in milpitas, right here to the east bay, 66 in antioch, 63 in pleasanton and 65 in hayward. up against the coastline, we're at 64 and half moon bay, also mid 60s, san mateo, redwood city and palo alto, san francisco. we're dipping into 64 here in the marina, 66 in the ingleside and forhe north bay, 62 in clear lake. on that 7-day forecast, you'll see here in san francisco temperatures in the low 60s next several days. and for the inland valleys, we're also remaining in the low 60s. so yes, we do have some wind, but fire danger right now doesn't look extremely high. but in southern california, that's going to be a different thing. it's going to be pretty gnarly, very dangerous. so we're going to have more updates coming up at 530 tonight, but no rain in sight in that forecast. and this time last year i think we had rain. yeah. it's kind of an odd start to january without any kind of storms next two weeks. all right jeff thank you. okay. coming up costco is recalling cold and flu medicine. the

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medicine because of possible contamination. costco posted the details on its website saying the kirkland signature severe cold and flu plus congestion medicine has been recalled. it includes products purchased between october 30th and november 30th of 2024. the recall is out of caution due to potential foreign material contamination, but there are no reports of anyone getting sick from the product. if you bought the medicine, you can return it to costco for a refund. okay, looks like the artificial intelligence boom is far from over. semiconductor stocks were on a tear today, and santa clara

based nvidia continue to ride that wave. taiwanese electronics giant giant foxconn released a record high revenue report today. it brought in $2 trillion in the fourth quarter. the results prompted shares of semiconductor companies across europe, asia and the u.s. to rise. that includes nvidia, which supplies ai servers to foxconn. it rose to a record high close, with shares climbing more than 3% and nvidia's closest rival, amd, closed higher. alongside us chip firms, firms qualcomm and broadcom. and as chip makers surged, other major indexes finished the day with mixed results. dow jones slipped 25 points. tech heavy nasd added 243 points and s&p climbed 32 points. meanwhile, shares of fubo tv surged 200% after it confirmed a merger today with hulu plus live tv. well, as we've mentioned, large parts of the country are dealing with heavy snow. how pandas,

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these shots. giant pandas bailey and king bao were all smiles today after about five inches of snow blanketed the washington, d.c. area. they're rolling around in it. three year old pandas arrived in the district in october. they'll make their public debut at the smithsonian on january 24th. the pandas will live in the national zoo as part china. so they're going to have to get used to the cold winters. i think they're used to it, i can say. i mean, look at that. it's the second wave of snow expected to fall overnight. fall tonight as well. and freezing temperatures over the next few days will make it difficult for the d.c. area to thaw out from all t that snowfall. that's a lt of snow. i think they're enjoying it more than the people i think they really like. you know why they're having so much fun? because they don't have to shovel it. exactly, exactly. all right. you can watch our newscast 24/7 on pluto and other streaming platforms. and jess and garvin, you guys have what's coming up. thanks, jeff. we got a lot coming up this monday evening. among our top stories, more drama involving