the conditions in australia are worsening and deadly wildfire rage across that country. this is ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00. we begin tonight with the latest development with their escalating tension between the u.s. and iran. new video shows hundreds of u.s. soldiers deploying from fort bragg, north carolina to kuwait. to service reinforcement in the middle east following the u.s. killing of top iranian general qasem soleimani. president trump said attacks and americans abroad.

questions of the presidential powers and congress ruled in that military conflict. house speaker nancy pelosi said today that the note notification about the incident, saying the timing, manner and justification of the the decision of facilities hostilities against iraq. in baghdad, thousands took to the streets to a procession for solomonic. and the home on the homefront demonstrations across the country on protest under the decision to kill the lemony. ktvu's leigh martinez joins us now they are not supporting sully money >> president trump's timing and the targeted attacks on iran. many believed that it was used as a distraction from impeachment and that the u.s.

had no policy or strategy for the middle east. resulted another and long and possible war. at the corner of market and powell street hundreds of people's and to demonstrate against the u.s. decision to kill general qasem soleimani on thursday. president trump called him a terrorist and he was planning imminent attacks on the u.s. they say they're not defending soleimani but challenging why the u.s. is in the middle of this in the first place. >> a war that about obama supposedly ended but of course, the people are all suffering. it doesn't seem that there is a strategy. you see the politicians are trying to scramble for a reason. i i had that soleimani was

involved in 9/11 which i think is absolutely ridiculous. >> president trump's attack on iran and former president george w. bush is called in when he invaded iraq in nine 11. >> it's the same thing again 9/11 and it is still very questionable. i think we are seeing the same narrative laying out. >> more than 70 happening in major cities across the u.s. on saturday many of them are tired of endless wars. >> i am fearful for the current members of the military. who are carrying out the actions of warmongers and defense contractors and other billionaires to who gave the prophet from a conflict like this. >> a majority here question the timing. >> tail wags the dog. a fake war to win the second term. he is using this to divert attention from his own since

and impeachment process. >> the demonstration turned into a march. down market street. with a final thought protesters have their biggest fear coming out of the u.s. attack. >> world war iii. >> world war iii. >> they would like for u.s. leaders to rein in on the rhetoric and what is now set in motion is many of protesters saying that they do not know this administration or is run by a democratic resident can hold this back. antiwar protests were held in cities across the country today. in lafayette park across from the white house. opposition to the u.s. getting involved in maitland military action against iran. trump administration ordered the killing of top iranian general thursday iran is vowing revenge after actress jane fonda showed up in the protest. >> the younger people here

should know that all the wars have been fought over oil. the bombing in new york and elsewhere on 9/11 -- >> they are also protesting in philadelphia, chicago and the u.s. embassy in toronto. 's situation in the middle east is forcing the soccer team to change his training plan the squad was scheduled to trained in american soccer camp. in 2022 the u.s. team will now practice this month in florida. the decision to relocate was made late because several staffers were already flown and now flying back. locally now, a plane returned to sfo shortly after takeoff. china airlines boeing 747 flight 5107 struck a bird.

the plane circled over the ocean and then returned to the airport brought landing without incident. the flight departed sfo what 1:39 pm this afternoon headed for for taiwan. there's no word on when those passengers will be resuming the flight. a family from fort bragg is locating a girl with missing savages yesterday. the family of 13-year-old shanna carter disappeared yesterday afternoon at mission bay campus. she was last seen leaving the diabetes clinic there at 1500 owen street. police report has been filed. and anyone with information. the man was trying to use a lighter to ignite paper and the nozzle of the gas pump and he charged at officers while holding a metal bar. we have more now from san jose. >> san jose police department

confirmed that an officer shot him this morning at quimby road near the capitol expressway. the major focus seems to be on an article on that gas station in the corner. in the middle of quimby road is off officers investigated. we don't know any details about the person who was shot but police say a were taken to the he was taken to the hospital to be treated. san jose police department said investigators will give more information when they can. in the meantime there are handful of people standing around the area wondering what happened. mall in san jose were crowds of people go to every day. we talked to one man who said he was it was fine to get to work but he was all blocked out by police the only issue he notices what homeless people. but >> we don't have much going on. regular neighborhood i guess. >> must be really surprising

that there is a shooting. >> no >> in san jose ktvu fox news. a man died chasing after estes died on new year's eve 34th birthday. he was from china but went in oakland and work for ibm. he was working on his laptop at that starbucks in the neighborhood and when a man walked in, snatched it and ran into a getaway car. he was killed a when he chased after the car and his friends and members of the community plan to gather at 1130 sunday morning at the starbucks where

on his bike when he approached the victim from behind and grabbed the purse.

oakland park the fourth and what it means for the annual event that he posted more than a decade. >> ushering in cooler air matthew probably feeling a little bit today. talk about how much cooler in your forecast next.

devastating wildfires continue to regional from the cutting a path of destruction in part of that country. officials say the strong winds along with hot dry weather is only making the fire fight more

difficult. jeff paul has more now from southeastern australia. >> all eyes in the next 24 hours here in australia. forecasters for the king a dangerous turn in the weather as firefighters continue battling the fire that is growing. we are now learning the number of debts have risen to 23. australia time i minister to more people were killed the bushfires. there was even greater concern now the with strong winds and hot temperatures forecasted, for the weekend. we saw that you can weather first hand and just moved in huge plumes of smoke and ash from the fire. created sort of a red and orange haze around the sky that could be seen for miles. blooming fire threat alone is causing thousands and thousands to evacuate the area. and much of the bushfires continue to burn out of control. flames getting closer, emergency officials warn the for some communities if they wait too long, they might not be able to get out.

>> it's been an experience that for sure. i mean i'm so blessed that we still have a place to go to. and i feel very lucky in a lot of respect considering some people lost everything and some people have lost their lives.'s >> 1500 homes destroyed and some wildlife experts estimate half 1 billion animals have been killed by the bushfires. in australia, jeff paul, fox news. police are investigating the discovery of two the site of a future homeless shelter and california. there were found in west end l.a. and street from the evacuated for hours. the shelter site was not the target of the comes as groups of neighbors have proposed construction of homeless shelters nearby.

california's homeless crisis will be one of the topics discussed on our week weekly political talkshow the issue is. tomorrow morning at 5:30 am and followed by the fox news on sunday by chris wallace. morning sun to will then continue over on katie b+ at 730 two 10:00 am. oakland pride is looking tech wars. the b&b and company one are located has been sold. the owners changing it into office space. for years open fried and nonprofit put on the annual pride parade and festival. organization said they are deeply disappointed and to rent a similar space will double their expenses. annual pride will go on this year and will come back for his 11th anniversary. if you're headed across the bay bridge tonight you might experience some delays. is a live look at the span right now. caltrans is planning on closing three lanes on the upper and

lower decks of the western span of the bridge. closers begin at 1130 tonight and lanes are expected to be open 7:00 tomorrow morning. smart has released data on drivers. second year of operation numbers decreased. weekday ridership has gone up and in the start of the year. we can numbers are down. the marin independent smart general manager says railway is young and that is limited. but they will continue to be transparent. with critics or questioning of how tax dollars are used. one of the reasons to give commuters an alternative to taking it. the city of san francisco plans to take an important step in easing traffic congestion. and improving the safety of protest pedestrians. starting in the jenera 29 the city banning private vehicles on two miles stretch of market

street eastbound from 10th street to main street and westbound from stewart to vanness cross traffic allowed though. commercial vehicles such as taxis, buses and transportation. at first responders will be allowed down market. american scientist who won francis arnold is a professor at caltech received the doctorate from uc berkeley 1985. he went on to win the nobel prize in 2018 for her work on the evolution of enzymes. she was also named board member last month of alphabet. arnold says she was very busy with the people and she did not do a very good job. 2020 is getting off to a great start when it comes to california's water supply.

the series of snowstorms that began thanksgiving dumping huge amounts nose in the sierra. department of water resources after the fact near echols summit and said the snowpack is 90% of the historical average. snowfall is also creating great conditions for skiers and snowboarders. you can see that consistency through the next few months. and that will start to build back up it is from right now and definitely on the upper and lower amounts. looking at the long-range forecast directly were gonna see a shift next week as we that start the season weather pattern patterns. hopefully between 20 and 24 inches is known to get back about the hundred percent. >> more good news here, driving of the mountains is relatively clear right now and to change or not required on interstate 80 or highway 50. meteorologist, rogan is here

right now. did you feel a little chilly thereafter that? >> a little bit >> we are gonna take us down a bit and we can get cooler to seasonal temperatures. rainfall total we were attribute bay area wouldn't get much last night. you can see in the north bay, there's a good about 90% of normal for is only 69% in san francisco. and also in oakland. 51% of normal disease and. since october 1st. and 51% in san jose. we got some improvement. room for improvement there for sure. nice patterns set up with a good moisture boom that will of hours you can see how quickly this role through. we caught the tail end of that front. we talked about this yesterday and it wasn't gonna be a total. but here's what we got. mill valley valley got to 10th of an inch. 10th of an inch in santa rosa,

petaluma just under that, napa also little bit under that, orinda barely anything. and oakland international airport one .01 of an inch. it was a small system but it did bring us just enough. you can see here in this is a tail end of another system. it kind of clockwise circulation over there. that's another one. none of this is particularly strong. we are showing clouds kind of rolling in and we will probably some fog again tonight. very dense last night in the north day. here are the highs today. we got up to 60 in san rafael. 61 in oakland, 61 in san jose and 52 in morgan hill. 63 is where they got up to in fairfield. current temperatures right now in san francisco as we take a live look at 55 p2 in santa rosa 54 in oakland at 52 in livermore. this is where we're going tonight. a little bit cooler and were

gonna see more popping up in the north bay. up in santa rosa, petaluma and mcnabb. concord and livermore getting 38 and 39 degrees and four thousand the lot 45 and 43 in oakland. areas of thought to start today 40s in san francisco but we do get a lot of sunshine in. working away two seasonable temperatures about 57 for san francisco if we take a look around the map tomorrow. we only have 160 on the mop tomorrow everyone else is in the upper 50s. that's where we should be at this time of year. tracking forward we have a anything happening tomorrow. very weak front is barely gonna get here. we are nice and clear and we are looking good for our sunday. here's our extended forecast. again, pretty nice. is gonna be beautiful. few clouds in the north bay. monday is absolutely stellar just a gorgeous day. temperatures staying in that

kind of uptuesday we do have another weak system. it's gonna be a awful lot like what we had in the north bay. everybody else gets clouds and we will bring temperatures down to the 30s in the inland communities. sunday night, monday night to thursday night. it's chilly. but beautiful sun shining the weekend. and then another shot of rain on friday. we are alluding to another system shot some decent rain. something significant might be coming through for us. buffalo bills were trying to win the first playoff game since 1995. today's wild-card playoff game. sports is next. trump: obamacare is a complete

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the 49ers office week joe fonzi here with the news. >> you know it's gonna be close it's not unusual for fit playoff games to come down to the wire. that the kind of game this is the playoffs. back in the lineup for use in the bills josh allen this game is all bills in the first half.

that is about the john brown and pattern were around kitchen. 416 yard score. the bills have their 16 to nothing lead and then came alive. shawn watson breaks free from the 20. you will find the end zone for the conversion. late in the fourth quarter watson found carlos hyde at the goal line. houston that 19-16. into overtime they went. after both teams were stopped in their initial possessions. this was the gamebreaker. somehow watching them getting tackled. gets the ball to tyrone jones. joses up and running for 34 yards to the 10 yard line. and then from there fairbairn lined up for the field goal and it was good.

again either baltimore or kansas city. >> interviewed by the cleveland browns for the vacant head coaching job. 49ers waiting until tomorrow to see who's there a week from today. the browns have already interviewed former packers head coach mike mccarthy and baltimore offensive coordinator greg roman. kansas city office according to eric the enemy. after falling the bottom of the western conference the sharks have been doing their best to regain some relevance. sharks fans in columbus today were san jose history of goudreau was just out of the penalty box. san jose at full strength. goudreau got over the puck and came in to make it 1-0. still in the second after columbus pulled even. evander kane will tee off. 2-1, sharks after two.

the sharks padded their lead late in the third.. eric carlson goes off the boards to joe thornton. thornton passing in front of the net to kevin the bank who hits the columbus goal and the chart hang on for a 3-2 win following the bottom of the division. the charts have climbed out by winning two in a row. >> everyone can be watching with the 49ers a good of play next saturday >> if minnesot with minnesota with tomorrow it can be minnesota or is gonna be the winner of the seattle or philadelphia game. they're playing at new orleans old i don't think have much of a chance. i think seattle or philadelphia game will be a good game. >> mammograms five cancer and how new technologies can help doctors detect cases.

go to facebook or t twitter will be back here at 10:00. if i take something to help me sleep, i'll be groggy for the meeting. but if i don't take anything and i don't sleep, i'll be groggy for the meeting, you know? yeah. [ sighs ] i was up for re-election as social chair of our local realtors group. the vote was tonight. i was so nervous, i could barely hear claire's pep talk. why did i beg mitchell to introduce me to this developer? you're right. we'll know soon enough. i'm gonna go upstairs, see if i can get some sleep. love you. mwah. [ sighing ] i hope so, too. [ cellphone rings ] hello? hey, gil. no, no, no. you -- you didn't wake me. [ doorbell rings ] um, so, you hear anything, or... hey, dunphy. just wrapping up a phone call with this jackass. i got to run, dunphy. i got a late meeting with some jackass. [ laughs ] what's going o-- what's going on? the people have spoken, dunphy. i'm in. you're out. sorry to have to tell you that in private. was it even close? no! [ scoffs ] i have a mandate -- not the kind you hide from your wife, either.