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and sadness still sinking in. we are learning more about that deadly stabbing at santana row and the teenager who was killed. he was just 15 years old and he liked to box his gym, says he was full of heart and determination and that he had a bright future. as for the suspects, they are still on the loose. we begin with nbc bay area's jocelyn moran. police tonight continue to search for the suspects in that deadly stabbing of a 15 year old boy. the suspects fled the scene before police got to santana row on friday night. and tonight, a boxing gym in redwood city is remembering the teen. good. next round. 15 seconds. okay. everybody here got along with him. yeah, and he got along with everybody here, too. gladiators boxing gym in redwood city, sharing on their social media that they lost one of their own. they say their 15 year old member was more than just a fighter. he was family. they also shared a gofundme page that appears to have been created by

the teen's loved ones. the page says the 15 year old was attacked by a group of juveniles while on a date with his girlfriend to celebrate valentine's day. according to the fundraiser, he was stabbed in the heart. police have not confirmed the number of people involved or whether they were also juveniles. jug jug says he had been training the 15 year-old for two years. he knew what he was doing. he was a fast learner. like i teach him. sometimes i make him help me run the kids class. gladiator's boxing gym teaches young kids and teenagers the fundamentals about boxing, discipline and respect. but he says it's meant to be a safe space where they can express themselves, something he felt the 15 year old could do here. his character, he was he was a funny kid. he was. and chill. he had chill vibes. yeah, he was outgoing and yeah, he was just friendly, a friendly kid. a friend, peaceful kid. yeah. yeah. he reminded me of myself when i was young. so that's why i think me and him really got along. they've asked for the community to support his family

with funeral expenses during this difficult time. we just wanted to help and support the family because we know they're going through a tough time. yeah. and the community as well. they lost a young, great kid. in a statement tonight, san jose mayor matt mahan says he's confident police are doing all they can, adding, quote, as we await more details about this tragic death, my thoughts are with the victim's family, who are undoubtedly reeling from this horrific loss. i have full confidence that our police officers will pursue every lead, to bring the perpetrator of this senseless violence to justice. anyone with information about this deadly stabbing is asked to contact san jose police. in san jose. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. a brawl in san pedro square this weekend left four san jose police officers with minor injuries happened early sunday morning, investigators say when officers tried to break up a fight, several people attacked the police. officers called for help, but then another fight broke out. in the end, police arrested eight suspects who now face charges including assault and battery on a peace officer, resisting arrest and making criminal

threats. a new clue in hayward, as the search continues for a driver in a deadly hit and run crash. it happened february 4th at the intersection of hesperian boulevard and cerritos street. police say the driver hit a 51 year old man, then took off. that man died at the scene. investigators released photos of the car. you see it here. they're looking for a white, medium size 2011 to 2013 lexus with dark or black rims. they say the driver could face serious consequences. it could be vehicular manslaughter. it could not be depending on the intent on on it. so i that would have to be later on as the investigation continues. if you have any information, you're urged to call hayward pd. it is surreal to see a passenger plane flipped over on a snowy runway of a major airport. in fact, it's still sitting there tonight. another scary aviation incident, this time in toronto. a delta airlines plane from

minneapolis crashed, lands, eventually resting upside down. now all the passengers survived, with only a few people being hospitalized. nbc's tom costello has the latest from toronto. on the runway in toronto, a terrifying end for delta flight 4819. our plane crashed. it's upside down, lying upside down on the runway. and endeavor air regional jet had just arrived from minneapolis in gusty winds when something went terribly wrong. this airplane just crashed 2 or 3 as thick black smoke poured from the plane. firefighters smothered the scene in foam. the right wing ripped off. the fuselage bearing what appeared to be skid or soot marks. everything. drop it. all 80 people on board managed to escape through the emergency exits. i was walking to this fence and i could see. i see, i see rj that is possibly crashed on the airport. the airplane is flipped. 18 people injured and transported to area hospitals,

including two airlifted to trauma centers. one child rushed to children's hospital in toronto. i've seen a few people on stretchers that we have transported. i have seen one person with a sling on their arm, and i've seen others that are just potentially exposure type injuries because it is very cold here. the plane, a bombardier crj 900 regional jet made in canada, is a workhorse for short haul flights worldwide. at the time of the crash, it was 18 degrees with 20 to 30 mile per hour winds and strong crosswinds. the question for investigators how and why did the plane lose at least one? maybe both wings on landing, then flip over, causing jet fuel to spill onto the runway? i think it's possible the wing may have touched the runway due to a gust, and if that's the case, then the rest of this makes sense. but the recorders are going to show that. in a statement, delta says our primary focus is taking care of

those impacted. the flight was carrying a total of 80 people, 76 passengers and four crew. that was tom costello reporting for us. now the investigation is going to be led by the canadian transportation safety board, but it will be getting help from both the faa and the ntsb in the united states on this presidents day. thousands of people nationwide spent the holiday protesting president trump and elon musk. more than a thousand protesters rallied in downtown san jose, proclaiming it not my presidents day. they expressed anger over the series of executive orders the president has signed since taking office last month in san francisco. about 1500 protesters at civic center plaza. many say they're shocked the president's orders have led to mass layoffs at several federal government agencies and at the nearby tesla dealership in san francisco. this group focused on tesla ceo elon musk, who mr. trump put in charge of the department of government efficiency. among the people in this group, some

national parks employees who were recently laid off. i don't get paid a lot. i like being outside. i like doing the work. that's what i like, and now i cannot do it. so there's no doubt that trump and his cronies have threatened elected officials tt speak up against him. but this is the time we have to show up. the organizer of the tesla protest planned to hold plans to hold a demonstration every week at that dealership. well, governor newsom will soon turn out. in fact, that's going to happen next year. so who's going to replace him? today, riverside county sheriff chad bianco said he is running for governor in 2026, becoming the first major republican to announce a bid. bianco is an outspoken supporter of president trump. bianco has blasted democratic policies for leading to rampant crime, a high cost of living, homelessness, the drug crisis, catastrophic fires and more. on the democratic side, candidates include assembly speaker antonio villaraigosa, lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis, former senate president pro tem

toni atkins, former state controller betty yee, and state superintendent of public instruction tony thurmond. polling shows that former vice president kamala harris would be a strong candidate, but she has yet to say if she is going to run. okay, the celebrations are not done yet. one more major bay area parade is set to welcome in the year of the snanake, and organizers in oaknd's chinatown promise that it will be bigger and better than ever before. another step, they say, toward getting chinatown back to where it was in its heyday. nbc bay area's gia vang joins us now from oakland, gia. the parade will come down ninth street here, and then it will turn right here on webster street. organizers are hoping that this expanded route will showcase some of the businesses here, with merchants who are hoping to bring new customers into a struggling chinatown. it's so easy. folding wontons by hand is second nature for you. i enjoy my work because i like my

customer. she and her husband have owned mr. lu's noodle house in the oakland chinatown neighborhood since last july. she wants to stay for a long time, despite one break in, costing 5000. her hope coming partly from the lunar new year parade happening on saturday. san leandro honda oakland chinatown parade. this is video from last year. this third year, people merchants are asking us, can you make it longer? make the festivities longer and more exciting? the answer is yes. according to the oakland chinatown improvement council, the parade starts at wilma chan park on ninth street at 10 a.m, then goes into the heart of chinatown, turning on to webster and back down 10th street past lincoln square park. about 15,000 are expected, with 600 participants. the most organizers have expected since its return. enjoy the parade. stay for the food. chinatown is open for business. trying to change the image foror the are grappling with impacts of the pandemic, both city and county

officers will be on hand the day of the parade. look around. look around you. it's cleaner. it's safer. this is akin to a snake shedding the skikin. this is a brand new beginning. year of the snake 2025. in 2024, it was the neighborhood's night market that brought artists seiji oda on stage. one of the highlight the night market was a great time for me, and seiji will be back for the festivities after the parade. i always want to come back and do these kind of events because we hear about all over the nation, like chinatown shutting down or kind of being slowly lost. and i think that those kind of communities are important for our cities. it's important for businesses, too, because some merchants reported sales improving by 30% after the night market. so schor is ready for this weekend. i like more people. come here. yeah, enjoy our food in oakland, gia vang nbc bay area news. well, a lot of emotion on the campus of

sonoma state, and it's about cutting its sports teams. today, nba player jalen wells came back to his school to support his alma mater. wells is a rookie for the memphis grizzlies and a sacramento native. last month, the university announced it's eliminating the entire athletics program because of a budget deficit. wells, who just competed in last night's all star game, is hoping to convince the university to reconsider that decision. i mean, i spent two great years here. a lot of memories i can't erase. i know about what it's like to be an athlete here. i know the joy you get from, you know, just putting on that sonoma state jersey and then the reality of it too, like, i mean, like it's obvious we don't have the most resources. university issued a statement saying sonoma state appreciates jalen's passion and support for the university. we wish him every success as his nba career flourishes, and we're happy to have been part of his journey. well, by all accounts, the nba all-star weekend was a success, putting the bay area and basketball culture in focus.

even charles barkley changed his tune about san francisco. the hall of famer and current tnt host usually calls san francisco rat infested. now he loves the city. barkley spent part of his saturday serving meals and volunteering at glide memorial church in the tenderloin. the people were amazing. it's called glide, and man, they worked so hard over there. and i want to give them a lot of love and sunshine. and you know what? and not only that, i'm a donate $250,000 to glide. that's some big money. well done by sir charles. san francisco mayor daniel lurie met with barkley over the weekend. the mayor says the city went the extra mile and this has to continue. the lunar new year parade and slam dunk and three point all in one night. we had two global events in our city in one night, and we showed up and we showed out san francisco was built for this. we

were built for big moments and we were built to deliver for the world. but now it's our job to deliver for the residents every single day. and i know that we can do it. the mayor appearing on our 7 p.m. news this evening. he hopes to keep this momentum and energy leading up to next year's super bowl and world cup. we're back in 60s. up next, hundreds of faa employees have been let go as the trump administration continues its mass layoffs. but this time, could this affect your next trip? aviation experts weigh in. also, it sounds too good to be true, right? a home in berkeley on the market for less than 400,000 bucks. so what's the catch? we'll explain. and we started out the week with dry conditions. overnight lows will dip down into the 40s. but we've got rain chances on the map along with a warm

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trump's administration sent out termination notices to hundreds of workers within the faa over the weekend. this comes as a lack of staffing was exposed within air traffic control towers following that recent washington, d.c, plane crash. nbc's thom jensen shows us none of the latest firings involve people in the towers, but many experts are still concerned. passengers and their families learned about the trump administration's faa firings as they grabbed their bags. given all of the plane crashes that i don't know much about it, but it seems like a bad idea and dropped off loved ones at san jose international airport this afternoon. as safe as possible. yeah, of course, 100%. yeah. more staff better. obviously, the president of the professional aviation specialists union said 300 members were given notices over the weekend. they include mechanics, information specialists and aviation safety assistants, among others. but air traffic controllers, who already face a nationwide shortage of more than 3000, have not been let go for short term.

there's probably going to very little impact, but eventually these roles have to be filled. aviation expert mike mccarron, who worked at sfo for more than 25 years, says the positions are still important. all these people, although they may not be talking to an aircraft every day, still play a very critical role in the air safety system of the united states. but doug rice, a veteran bay area airlines pilot with more than 50 years of flying experience, says it's not that big of a deal. these are not air traffic controllers. air safety inspectors or front line aviation maintenance specialists. rice says the workers might play critical roles someday, but these are new hires, not very many of them. considering the faa employs about 50,000 people. what we're looking at here is such a minuscule amount. a spokesman for the faa said on social media that the agency has retained employees who perform safety and critical functions. he also said the faa continues to hire air traffic controllers, mechanics and other support staff. we expect to learn a lot more about

exactly who was let go after the faa administrative offices reopen after the holiday. in san jose. thom jensen, nbc, bay area news. thank you tom. so who will be the next mayor of oakland tomorrow? your chance to learn more about the candidates happen special election forum is set for tomorrow, hosted by the housing action coalition. greenbelt alliance and east bay for everyone. mayoral candidates barbara lee, lauren taylor and renea webb are expected to be there. three candidates for the open seat representing district two will also take part. forum runs from 6 p.m. to eight at the block community block on broadway. okay. how much do you. how much time do you spend commuting? this is a live look at some of our local freeways. people in brentwood have the worst commute in the nation. that's according to new census data. the census bureau asked a sample of people around the country about their daily commutes. it found people in brentwood were driving an average of 46 minutes a day to work. that's the highest of any

u.s. city. this is data from 2023, and that's just the average. nearly 40% of people in brentwood have a commute that is an hour or longer. meanwhile, pittsburgh is the average 41 minutes. antioch it's 40 minutes, san francisco about 30 minutes. and palo alto has the shortest average commute in the bay area, coming in at just 20 minutes. all right. well, the commutes this week are certainly better than we saw last week when we saw that atmospheric river, that's for sure. and it's going to stay that way because we're pretty clear. absolutely. i think that's one of the most dangerous parts when we're seeing rain. but this week things will be dry and we are expecting to see a rain chance, but not everywhere. i'll get to that in a second. now, overall temperatures are in the 40s and the 50s, and tonight you're going to enjoy dry conditions. so let's get right to your microclimate weather so we can talk about the changes up ahead. and you can prepare for the remainder of your week. now notice right now on satellite conditions are mostly clear. we did have a couple high clouds roll through. and you see a lot of ts cloud cover off in the

pacific. we will see an increase in cloud cover yet again for tomorrow. also likely going to start to notice some patchy fog already starting to develop. you'llotice right around the coastline also in through parts of the santa cruz mountains. and then it begins to stretch down through san jose, the gilroy area. likely going to see this for that morning commute as well. so please be mindful of that now as we inch into the next couple of hours. you'll notice i took this timestamp forward to about 730 santa rosa. also getting in on some of that fog, but it will be patchy and it will eventually clear out quite nicely temperature wise. no frost advisories, no freeze warnings, but we'll still be kind of cold in the 40s, expecting to see possibly some upper 30s as well, up through parts of santa rosa and then san jose. you'll notice those mid 40s. by the afternoon, though, we're going to warm up beautifully. we're going to get temperatures very similar to what we saw today. daytime highs in the 60s fremont 63 degrees dublin 64 oakland 61 san francisco in the 60s. in san jose at about 65. now this is

just the beginning of what will be a warm up. but before we get to that great warm up into the weekend, let's talk about those rain chances as we look ahead. tomorrow will be dry wednesday. we're monitoring a system. you'll notice here a lot of this, mainly to our north. however, if you live in anywhere near the north bay, santa rosa, san francisco, and even around the coast, you're likely going to get some shower activity early wednesday with a couple hundredths of an inch and then a wintry mix in the sierra before we see high pressure build again. heading in time for the weekend, that's going to bring some greater warmth into the bay area, with about 10 to 15 degrees above average now. rain totals out of that initial system very insignificant. we're talking about less than a quarter of an inch, even for some of those higher elevation areas. and i mentioned sierra snow is a possibility. it does look like we could see anywhere from about 1 to 4in. again, this will be more in the higher peaks. so not a big snow or rain maker, but your 7-day forecast looks fantastic. once we get that ridge of high pressure settling in on friday, it really

starts to warm us up into the 70s in time for saturday and sunday. but even around san francisco and the coastline, you'll also feel that warmth and the clearing skies. and that looks good. it really does. nice dry spell for now. thank you. okay, up next, he stole the show. the bay area teen who sank show. the bay area teen who sank a lucky $100,000 shot during tough loss, coach. any words? they just played a munch better game. did you say munch? sounds like someone's craving my new crispy boneless wings... jack, what'd you think of today's loss? embarrassing... try my new crispy boneless wings and so munch more! welcome to jack in the box! a new year and a new adventure, with the perfect chevy to take you anywhere. ♪♪ with pure power unleashed. ♪♪

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all collapsed. the listing says the home is leaning off the foundation, and the biggest catch of all is that the home comes with an 83 year old tenant who gets to live there rent free for the rest of his life. now we've learned that the property already has a sale pending at the listed price. local developer plans to restore the home without tearing it down. all right. up next, we'll check in with the giants and the a's

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all-star weekend, but the guy who stole the show last night was a steph curry. wasn't lebron. he was a teenager from the east bay. it was another guy, 18 year old gerard barajas. this was the moment of the night. he was from oakland. he was called down to the court to face off against damian lillard. oh there's the shot in the three point challenge jaren had to make one shot before damian lillard the all star made three shots at the buzzer. jaren did it winning 100,000 bucks. definitely save a lot of it. put

some towards my college funds and definitely helped my family out too. look how nice he is. nice kid. he was fired up. he did say he played some basketball growing up, so he was not a total rookie. but now he's a baseball player at los medanos junior college in pittsburg. congratulations. that was great. that was fun. vianey joining us now to talk about our going back to work back to school tomorrow in the forecast. yeah. and earlier we mentioned how we got to practice our three. i mean when's the last time you made three shots. you got to make some money there. set it up in the parking lot. you guys all right? especially with this weather, it's going to be fantastic for outdoor activities. you see that rain chance there on wednesday? right now it does look like we could get some slight rain up through parts of the north bay, mainly san francisco, but we're talking about aouple hundredths of an inch. not a huge rain maker. it will be cloudy and then you'll feel the wind. heading into thursday and friday things will change. we've got high pressure, and that's when you're going to see those 70 in the forecast and upper 60 for san francisco. so we'reetng