in the bay area, the demands that they have walking off the job here, and how amazon is responding and the impacts of holiday deliveries, plus the busy holiday travel season taking flight. the message united airlines flight attendants are trying to send as they picket in a day of action at sfo and other airports around the country, and a state of emergency because of bird flu. the steps california is taking to prevent the spread of the virus as cases nationwide rise. >> this is ktvu fox two news at

noon. >> good afternoon and thank you for joining us. i'm andre senior. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. we'll start with a tentative deal to end a strike at one of several san francisco hotels. union workers at marriott are voting today on a new contract. the union says the four year deal would preserve health insurance, increase wages and add new protections meant to address understaffing and heavy workloads. marriott workers with unite here local two went on strike last month at four hotels, including the westin saint francis. workers with hyatt and hilton have been on the picket lines for nearly three months now. 24 over seven picket lines will continue at the hyatt and hilton hotels. meanwhile, amazon workers are on strike. it's a nationwide effort to bring thousands of workers better wages and union recognition. though amazon says it's doing its part. ktvu james torres reports now from san francisco. >> it started in new york around 3:00 this morning. then by about 630 here in san francisco, the strike had stretched coast to

coast. [applause] workers in queens, new york, leading the charge to send a message to online retail giant amazon. >> we want to be able to pay our bills and take care of our families. >> other warehouse locations joined in as the morning went on in san francisco, dozens of workers walked off after three hours on shift. >> i make 23 bucks an hour. how am i supposed to afford rent? how am i supposed to afford to save for my retirement? you know, i want to be able to buy a house one day. i want to be able to. to live a normal life and not just scrape by. that's why i am out here fighting for a union contract backed by the teamsters union. >> they say they asked amazon for a contract with better pay, better benefits and union recognition. they say they gave amazon a december 15th deadline, but they were ignored. >> they should hear us out. they should come to the table. they should address every single thing that we have coming up. it

is important for not only for us, but for everyone else. >> amazon, responding to the cries, saying it's the teamsters union bargaining in bad faith, saying in part, this is another attempt to push a false narrative. the truth is that the teamsters have actively threatened and intimidated and attempted to coerce amazon employees and third party drivers to join them. workers here say they don't buy that. they're joined by u.p.s. drivers who say they're supporting a group who share the same job. >> the wage that ups is a lot higher than it is here at amazon. it's half the price and they're exploiting their workers. so we're here in solidarity and support for them. >> amazon says it's always allowed employees to join unions. and they've raised wages for the last six years. workers say ending the strike is entirely in amazon's hands and won't happen until negotiations begin. that means with less than a week before christmas and the start of hanukkah. you should expect delays in deliveries.

reporting in san francisco i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> the holiday travel rush is on. while united airlines flight attendants walked the picket lines at sfo and other airports around the country. the flight attendants are gearing up for a possible strike as they negotiate for better pay. the association of flight attendants is calling it a day of action. this follows their overwhelming 99.99% strike authorization vote back in august. union members are being asked to sign up today to be called on first to strike if and when they're released by the national mediation board. united airlines says it plans to resume negotiations next year. now, that comes as millions of people are expected to fly this holiday season. as cb cotton reports, the tsa is advising people what they can and cannot bring on board. >> the holiday travel rush is on, and this year could be one for the record books. triple a says more than 119 million americans will travel at least 50 miles during the next two

weeks, up 3 million from last year. >> plan ahead and be patient. give yourself all the time you need to easily navigate the holiday hustle. >> despite an increase in airfare. nearly 8 million of those travelers will be flying as usual, with big crowds expected. airlines advise getting to the airport at least two hours early. >> be ready for large crowds and extended wait times at both the airports and on the roads. >> tsa expects its busiest days will be the friday before christmas and also several days after the holiday, and people can play an important role in making sure those long lines at security don't get bogged down while you're in that line. >> begin to think about removing things from your pockets, placing those items in your carry on bag so that it's all conveniently located in one spot. >> if you're planning on traveling with food, tsa says to leave liquids in checked baggage and only store solid foods in your carry on. as for presents, folks are asked to leave those

unwrapped. >> if that gift alarms, we will have to open it and then we will be like the grinch and ruin that christmas wrapping. so we encourage you use a nice gift box or a gift bag. >> tsa is also urging people to prepare for next year's travel now by getting a real id, which will be needed to board flights starting in may. in new york, cb cotton, fox two news. >> the expected record setting holiday travel season could be complicated by bad weather, making things difficult for travelers and impactful. storm is headed our way with heavy rain and strong winds expected. the bay area airports are advising travelers to take the usual precautions, checking for delays with airlines, planning ahead for parking and being prepared for crowds. >> another foggy morning. it was a start of a foggy morning, but right now the fog is kind of clearing up, at least along the oakland estuary. but there's still fog over in san francisco right now. to give you a look outside, meteorologist roberto gonzalez is here now with a look at your forecast for the rest of this thursday. good afternoon to

you. >> hi there andre, and good afternoon, garcia. hello everybody. that was a really great call there, andre, because we have been scouring the fog out a little bit earlier than yesterday. that dense fog advisory still in place until 1:00 this afternoon. for the low visibilities, it's primarily to the north of the golden gate bridge and to the east. you can see it right here. visibility from santa rosa to novato bank, in between about two and a half and four miles. meanwhile, five mile visibility out towards fairfield, including the delta and six miles in livermore, with partly to mostly cloudy conditions there no problems at mineta international airport. and the reason we're clearing out earlier, you can count on that breeze 13 mile per hour winds. so therefore, oakland international airport, the recipient of some breezy conditions, scouring out that layer of fog. live weather camera looking out. you can see the fog just bubbling over the local hills and mountain ranges there. that's to the north and to the east of the salesforce tower. otherwise, a bit of haze in the atmosphere with our temperatures banking between 46 degrees with that cloud deck and

the fog in santa rosa. san francisco 51 degrees, 60 to the south and san jose and to the east 48, in livermore around the peninsula. mid 50s and lots of sunshine where you see the yellow dots. that's where the air quality is compromised by moderate air quality at this hour, including scotts valley into the santa cruz area. big travel day saturday. i want to focus in on that if you're heading to the north. eureka! rain showers if you're heading towards the state capital, sacramento. rain showers. it's a rain snow, dicey mix and the high sierra. full on sunshine to start off with in yosemite before the rain pushes into that area. and gorgeous conditions in monterey bay, southern california, void of any precipitation. in fact, palm springs, the pig city to be. if you want to bask in the warmth and the sunshine at 80 degrees coming up next time around, we're going to talk about these temperatures, how long they're going to last, or if they're going to take a big nosedive. and gasia and andre, we are tracking the rain and its

arrival. >> roberta. thank you. governor newsom declared a state of emergency because of the avian flu. california is the first state in the country to take this emergency step. as ktvu ali rasmus explains, it comes as cases of the virus have been found in dairy cattle as well as people. >> gasia. so far, about 34 people in california have tested positive for avian or bird flu this year. all of them had come in close contact with either cattle or poultry. the risks of this virus spreading to the general population overall is low, at least for now. but there are specific things experts are worried about with this outbreak and precautions they want people to take, whether they live close to a dairy farm or not. california is one of the nation's largest milk producing states. so far this year, bird flu has infected herds at more than 645 dairy farms. now, governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergency over the virus. the declaration allows the state to send more resources to farms and counties affected, as well as relax some of the state labor laws about work hours, making it easier to

test and treat infected animals and potentially manage the disease in the general population. >> we still don't have a routine human test, so the test for bird flu have to go to specialized laboratories. i'm actually hopeful. with the state of emergency in california, that california health officials will see the need to develop our own test with state resources. >> up until this week, the bird flu cases in california had only been found in cattle in the central valley. but on december 12th, there was a case discovered in a herd in southern california. the governor's office said, that signaled a wider spread of the virus. >> the dairy outbreak started from wild waterfowl, interfacing with with domesticated dairy cows in texas and spread from there. so we are in the thick of it right now. there are 6 million waterfowl in the central valley of california, and there's a lot of birds that are carrying this virus. >> maurice petoskey is a veterinarian and epidemiologist at uc davis. he says there are

about 100,000 backyard chickens in california, and their owners could be at risk. he says anyone handling chickens should wear rubber gloves, boots and take other precautions. >> clothing that is 100% dedicated to your coop. you don't bring that inside. and now i'm encouraging people to also, at the minimum, wear a surgical mask. >> now, just yesterday, a man in louisiana became the first known severe case of bird flu in the u.s. this year, he was hospitalized in critical condition. authorities say he's 65 years old and had some preexisting health conditions, but authorities believe he was exposed after coming into contact with some infected chickens in his backyard flock. back to you. >> concerning. all right, allie rasmus. thank you. >> the scotts valley city council declared a state of emergency after last weekend's tornado. passage of that declaration last night allows them to access state funds and use that money to help repair all the damage. the tornado last saturday flipped cars, caused injuries, brought down trees. the city says it caused more than $100,000 in damage.

>> we would like any resident who suffered losses from this disaster to contact the city, and we can help them potentially connect with the state individual assistance program and see if they're eligible for any other assistance. >> the declaration also named the city manager as the director of civil defense and disaster, and we're learning just how much damage was caused in san francisco due to the storm. officials say 98 trees toppled in parks across the city during the storm. golden gate park was the hardest hit with 74 trees down. the wind gusts and rain caused the trees to uproot, blocking pathways and parking lots. no estimate so far on the cost of the damage. >> a pro sports team could be coming to oakland's jack london square area after all. the pitch from the oakland roots and seoul soccer clubs to bring soccer to howard terminal. >> plus, luigi mangione is headed back to new york, where he's accused of gunning down unitedhealthcare ceo rebecca castor in hollidaysburg, pennsylv ia, with a look

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after hearing in pennsylvania, he was brought to manhattan by helicopter, who saw him getting off the helicopter right now. prosecutors say he will face federal charges. the federal complaint unsealed today charges him with two counts of stalking and one count each of murder through use of a firearm and

firearms offenses. a courtroom had been set aside in manhattan federal courthouse for mangione's hearing. fox's rebecca castor has more on what's next for this case. >> luigi mangione waiving his extradition to new york on thursday, where he's accused of fatally shooting unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson. he was taken into custody by the nypd. once in manhattan. he will be arraigned and likely denied bail. >> i arranged this proceeding today, and we accomplished what we i felt we needed to do. >> the 26 year old also appeared in court thursday on lesser pennsylvania state charges for carrying a firearm and a fake id at the time of his arrest. but in new york, he faces an 11 count indictment, including a first degree murder as an act of terrorism charge and two second degree murder charges. the first degree murder charge is rare in new york city, but prosecutors say it's warranted. >> you think of it more in the context of an actual terroristic act, like a subway bombing or something more serious. this really doesn't seem to fit the

mold. >> mangione also faces potential federal charges that would allow the justice department to pursue the death penalty, which new york got rid of 20 years ago. >> doesn't take a whole lot to get a federal indictment sometimes. remember federal, you can use hearsay. so you just get some agents in and say, this is what we heard. this is what we saw. >> mangione faces a possible maximum sentence of life in prison without parole. if convicted on the state charges. in hollidaysburg, pennsylvania. rebecca castor ktvu, fox two news. >> it is official bay fc. the bay area's national women's soccer league franchise will have a permanent team home on treasure island. san francisco mayor london breed this morning signed legislation approving a 25 year lease for a training facility on the island. the facility will include a 20,000 square foot clubhouse and three practice fields. bay fc ceo brady stewart says this is a historic day for the team. our goal is to build an iconic global sports franchise, and there is no better place for us to do it due to it than the

iconic city of san francisco that we all love. >> we are absolutely thrilled to be making history with this training facility for our team somehow, someway. >> bay fc currently practices at san jose state. construction on the new treasure island training facility is set to begin this year. it should open in 2027. well, there could be a sports stadium at oakland's howard terminal after all. the oakland roots are proposing a 25 000 seat soccer stadium at howard terminal, just north of jack london square, the same location where the a's had previously considered building a stadium. the port of oakland is looking through bids as it considers what's next for the site. the roots say it could take as long as 15 years to build the stadium. we're working to get you more information on the proposal. talking to the roots, the port, as well as the city. >> now let's go live outside now looking toward mount diablo. a little foggy still in the east bay right now, and you can barely make out mount diablo in the distance there. roberto gonzalez is back with us this noon for a look at your forecast. roberta, still a little bit of that fog out there that we have to deal with.

>> yeah, it depends on location, location, location. right. we are focusing in on the north bay and the eastern portion of our bay area. that's where we're seeing the stockton conditions. our live weather camera does indicate and illustrate that the city by the bay, the city of san francisco, is under mostly sunny skies. but you can see that line leading to that fog bank to the north and to the east of the bay area, and it is adversely affecting temperatures in santa rosa socked in 46 degrees. we do have mostly cloudy skies and walnut creek and the high 40s, where we do have the abundance of sunshine. the temperatures are responding. it is now 60, in san francisco, 54 degrees at sfo and 50 across the bay to concord. and if you want to compare today to yesterday, boy, with that fog bank just hovering around the santa rosa area, cotati, windsor, pine grove, all about eight degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. but where that fog bank was scoured out in the san jose area, we have a 10 degrees

warmer day than yesterday at this time. so see, the winds are calm in santa rosa, but we do have that gust picking up to 17 in concord. and that just whisked away the fog bank 12 mile per hour winds around castro valley. three very light winds around the peninsula. but we do have the abundance of sunshine there and slight winds kicking up to ten later today in the mountain view area. the low clouds of fog moving out as an area of low pressure begins to descend on the state of california. no rain in our forecast for friday, but as we look ahead toward saturday, we will see the abundance of rain showers, but primarily to the north. now here we go with our futurecast and we time this out together. this time tomorrow we'll be talking about mostly cloudy skies across the board, but no rain by that evening commute. but we get awfully concerned by saturday because that's when we kick start the holiday travel, and it's going to be raining across the northwestern section of the state of california, banking into mendocino county, working its way in towards santa rosa,

all the way in towards the sacramento valley. we will have it out of here very quickly, very rapidly. by sunday, before we set the stage for our next system that promises to move in by monday. just how much rain to expect by saturday? well, it's a quick mover, so it's basically going to be affecting the northern portion of the bay area. minimal amounts of precipitation to the east and to the south. otherwise, next time around we're going to talk more about the monday system, because that always is going to affect a big traffic load for that week ahead. also. right. and gearing up for the snow in tahoe for christmas. >> oh boy. >> it's going to happen if you're heading up there for skiing. >> yeah okay. >> or boarding. yeah. or boarding a little bit. >> or sitting in the lodge and drinking hot cocoa. that's true. right. >> that's also pretty cool. nothing wrong with that. it's nice. me too. all right, roberta, thank you. >> tis the season for shopping as well. but how and where you get those gifts has likely changed over the years. why? some malls are thriving, while many th s

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tail end of yesterday's session. the dow jones has regained about 200 points, is up by almost one half of 1%. s&p has gained one quarter of 1% and nasdaq is at that half percent gain mark. >> well, christmas, hanukkah and kwanzaa are less than a week away, and that means many people are out getting last minute gifts for loved ones. but some shopping malls around san francisco are pretty quiet now.

ktvu is betty yu gives us a tour of a few of the big shopping centers. >> crocker galleria in downtown san francisco is all decked out for the holidays, but there are few shoppers if anyone inside. at the long vacant mall that first opened in the early 80s. today, it only has three tenants, including la luna cupcakes. jesus buendia has worked here for the last 14 years. >> before the pandemic, it was very busy. mall or farmers market came every tuesday and thursday. but after the pandemic disappeared, many shops they leave. >> the mall is reportedly slated for a long planned multimillion dollar renovation. the nearby emporium center, formerly known as westfield mall, is half empty and headed for a foreclosure auction. on this night, foot traffic was sparse to moderate considering the amount of store closures. >> westfield mall used to be big back in the day, but now it's like really empty. would you think it's kind of sad? it's

kind of sad, yeah, but i think that's also because there's a lot of people that are interested in online shopping now. >> i heard that there's more money coming into the city with these new, you know, i companies or whatever. so maybe that might help incentivize companies to invest more. >> stonestown mall, by contrast, was busy with shoppers, particularly in the parking lot and at its many eateries. the galleria is adding three new restaurants by the first quarter of next year, and a recently opened entertainment center has attracted crowds. >> there's still a lot of like, nice stuff and like new accommodations that are being added to the store, like the like, you know, the movie theater and stuff. so it's getting like new additions. unlike a lot of other malls that are like, you know, kind of dying off, we should note that anecdotally, outside of san francisco, malls are very busy this holiday season, including stanford shopping center in palo alto and valley fair mall in san jose. >> in san francisco, betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> an urgent recall issued after

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skyfox up above the scene of a house fire in san lorenzo. you see an awful lot of thick smoke pouring from this building from all sides. essentially, we see fire crews are on the ground. they've dragged some hose lines out to the structure that is on fire. we see a fire truck there in the top left corner. unfortunately, we don't have a great location on this except to say that it is in san lorenzo, which, as you know, sort of, you know, hugs. 880. there it is, just below san leandro, south of 238, right along 880 there if you're in that area or nearby. so this could be hayward against san leandro, castro valley, possibly. you might be seeing some smoke coming up from this part of the bay area. it is because of this house fire focusing in here on a number of firefighters who are sort of concentrated there. looks like they've got some hose line there suiting up. it looks like they might be ready to go inside this house. they're putting on even more protective gear to protect, of course, their bodies and their breathing dragging more hose line up to the front door of this house. it's interesting. we noted from skyfox there are two vehicles that appear to be

there in the driveway. i don't know if those vehicles belong to the house or if they've been there all along. of course, the number one question is, is anyone inside, and if so, are they? okay, so it's interesting to note while we do see a lot of thick smoke coming from this building, we do don't see any active orange flames. but you have to understand that must be what's happening inside. we're working to learn how firefighters got the call. it might be a helpful neighbor alerting them to a difficult, possibly dangerous situation here, but we wanted to stay on top of this to bring you news of a lot of smoke happening as a result of a house fire there in san lorenzo. this is in the east bay, and we'll stay on top of it here and work the phones in the newsroom and possibly send a crew to the scene as well as we work to get more information. of course, the structure is important, but of utmost importance is anyone who might be inside and their welfare and safety, as well as that of the firefighters who have arrived here. so again, we'll stay on top of the situation. but we did want to bring this to you as some breaking news. there is a fire in san lorenzo. crews are

at the scene. if as soon as we get a better location, we'll pass that along to you so you can give them the time and space they need to do their work. we'll move now to san francisco, as some amazon shoppers may experience a delay in deliveries nationwide due to a strike by teamsters at amazon in san francisco and beyond. dozens of workers walked off the job this morning. in the city, there are picket lines at other amazon warehouses nationwide. the strike is part of an effort to bring thousands of amazon workers better wages and union recognition. they're asking amazon for a contract with better pay, better benefits and union recognition. they say they gave amazon a december 15th deadline and were ignored. >> they should hear us out. they should come to the table. they should address every single thing that we have coming up. it is important for not only for us, but for everyone else. >> amazon accuses the teamsters union of bargaining in bad faith. it also says it allows employees to join unions, that the company has raised workers wages for the last six years. >> an oakland nonprofit

dedicated to giving at risk youth and former inmates, a second chance is preparing for its first toy giveaway this weekend. the volunteers are teens and adult men who are working on turning their lives around. ktvu is amber lee reports. after speaking with that nonprofit. >> how are we going to do these ones? >> these boys, ages 14 to 16, are preparing for a toy giveaway in east oakland this weekend. but more importantly, giving a gift to themselves. getting on the right track. >> i used to steal people's cars. used to be. i used to run in people's stores and just do anything that could help me get some money. >> 16 year old king mcclendon tells me he started robbing people and stealing a few years ago, when a person he considered to be a brother told him how to make easy money. but after his fifth time in juvenile hall and with the help of lulu's house, a nonprofit helping the formerly incarcerated, he says he realized this is not the life he wants. if i kept doing that, i would have been in jail,

probably dead. >> had you guys just go out to the car and grab the tickets. >> earl wilson, co-founder of lulu's house, tells me he confronted king and seven other boys at a store as they were running out after stealing items. he says he found out where they lived and started to talk to them about doing what's right. look at someone like king. what do you see? >> i see me because i was misguided and misdirected at that age. >> wilson was formerly incarcerated himself. he says he turned his life around 20 years ago and started the nonprofit to help people whose shoes he's walked in. in january 2023, he was among five people shot at a gas station convenience store. one man died. wilson was shot four times. >> i was an innocent bystander. so now i know how it feels to be on either side. the giver and the taker. you know what i mean? and i feel better by me giving. >> giving back, by helping men such as 67 year old lee green.

he was released from san quentin a year ago after serving time for manslaughter. >> this is what it's really about, you know, giving away and back to the community. >> beautiful in front of what's right in front of here. >> a pathway to change while also helping families in need. >> hang around people who want to see you do good. >> this toy give back to the community is scheduled for 10 a.m. this saturday. this warehouse is located at 725 louisiana street. it's first come, first serve in oakland. amber lee ktvu, fox two news outside san francisco city hall. >> advocates for the homeless are sending a visual message to city leaders. there are dozens of tents in front of city hall, meant to put a spotlight on recent increases in homeless sweeps. what some call a tent city is being coordinated with similar actions in other major west coast cities. organizers say they want people affected by homelessness to have a say in finding a solution, instead of

just city leaders doing what they think is best. >> this is a citable offense. people like me are not looked at. and i heard you were asking about visibility. yeah, we're intentionally right here. >> this is a way for people to not be put into the cracks, in the corners and to not, you know, be swept away. >> tomorrow this encampment will be taken down, then moved to an undisclosed location, but still in san francisco. san francisco, like many other california cities, is under a state mandate to find housing for people who are homeless or risk losing state money. attorney general rob bonta says immigrant communities in our state can count on the state department of justice for legal protection. ag bonta spoke after an immigrant rights convention that was held in san francisco. bonta said he wants to make sure immigrants know their rights. this comes as the state legislature is considering a new litigation fund of up to $25 million to help defend californians, as the trump administration has threatened mass deportations. >> my team and i are here to protect and defend and enforce

immigrant rights, regardless of who is in the white house or who controls congress, just as we did during trump's first term. >> attorney general bonta said that california is home to nearly 11 million immigrants who helped drive our state's economy and workforce. >> the faa is temporarily banning drones in parts of new jersey after dozens of reports of drone sightings along the east coast. the temporary flight restriction will be in effect for one month. the faa says the government may use deadly force against drones if they pose an imminent security threat. anyone who breaks the restrictions could be arrested and questioned by law enforcement. the agency may also hit violators with civil penalties or criminal charges. a rally at the state public utilities commission meeting in san francisco this morning, demanding that commissioners reject the proposed rate increase by pg and e, the cpuc is considering pg and e request to recover $723 million in costs to operate the diablo canyon nuclear plant. the facility was set to close next

year. pg says keeping it up and running will help meet the state's growing power demands. clean energy advocates say the plant is too dangerous. >> we don't want any more investor owned utilities. we want utilities owned by the people and for the people so we can have safe, clean, affordable energy for everyone in the state of california. >> the group also is calling on the cpuc to close the aliso canyon gas storage facility, and to reject a rate hike for san diego gas and electric customers. >> a san francisco shellfish company is issuing an urgent recall for certain oysters that may be contaminated with norovirus. s and m shellfish company says. the oysters from british columbia were sold between december 1st and the ninth. the fda says the oysters were sold as fannie bay, buckley bay and royal miyagi oysters. they were shipped to distributors in at least 15 states, including ours. the fda is advising restaurants and retailers not to serve or sell the oysters, and to immediately dispose of them. the fda warns anyone can get sick with norovirus. president biden wants

to cut greenhouse gas emissions in the united states by more than 60% over the next decade. his administration has set strict new standards to cut air pollution from vehicles and power plants, and made the most significant investments in climate and clean energy in u.s. history. mr. biden says the new goal will help keep the country on track to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by the year 2050. president elect trump says he plans to reverse much of mr. biden's climate work when he takes office next month. getting your gifts to their destination will cost you more. the closer you get to christmas, today's the deadline for priority mail service. if you want packages to make it there by december 25th. yesterday was the deadline for first class ground shipping and we saw long lines at many bay area post offices. some people at the alameda post office said they were surprised by the lines, but others said it was comforting. >> i did not expect it to be this long, but i guess like we're all here for the same reasons. you know, this is seasonal. >> this is actually part of the reason why i moved to alameda,

because of the sense of community here, you know? so it's definitely a long line, but it's also nice to see everyone coming out and, you know, doing their holiday errands at the same time. >> if you missed today's priority mail deadline, you can still ship with the post office using priority mail express. the deadline for that is saturday. you can also ship with fedex and ups to get packages to arrive by december 25th. that will cost you more, though, than postal service priority mail. >> a big announcement for soccer fans as the san jose earthquakes announced the 2025 schedule. the big name that will be making a stop at paypal park and what's expected to sell out. >> we are tracking rain and the impact it will have on your holiday. your bay area forecast is on deck. it's ready to go and we'll be right back after th brief

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here out of san francisco. sf state is closed due to a threat on twitter. the school sent out an alert saying the university police department has received an anonymous threat to campus. people being told to shelter in place immediately. and if you are not on campus, do not come. activities and classes are canceled for the day. the university police department is coordinating an investigation with the local law enforcement there. again, this is breaking news. classes canceled at san francisco state. people there are being told to shelter in place, and students are being told not to arrive on campus if they were going to come for some

late afternoon classes. we're working to learn the exact nature of this threat here that's essentially shut down san francisco state. we'll get more information to you just as soon as we have it here in our newsroom. >> well, the san jose earthquakes announced the 2025 schedule today, and there is a big game on the list that's expected to be a sellout. joining us now is team ambassador shea salinas. with more on how the earthquakes will host lionel messi and the inter miami team this season. shea, this is a huge news here. even outside of the soccer world. lionel messi's name is huge. >> absolutely. this was the most anticipated schedule drop in quakes history, and it lived up to the bill. having messi come to san jose and play at paypal park is just an opportunity for the ages. i think he's the best player ever to live, so i'm pumped up for next year. >> so when would this this happen and when would the earthquakes play his team? >> yeah. so right now the game is scheduled for may 14th, which

is perfect because they're international duties in june. so that increases the likelihood of having traveling with inter miami his team. so that's the may 14th game. and like you said the ticket demand is going to be through the roof for this game. i mean if you've seen the what happened in the cities that he visited last year, i mean, they were selling out 60, $70,000, 70,000 seat stadiums. paypal park is 18,000. so we expect that we expect that sellout to happen. and so one of the one of the reasons this is big news is because, one, the only way to really guarantee a ticket to that spot is through our season ticket plan, which starts at $480. so we're like, man, for me, it's a no brainer value add to see the miami team. but then the schedule also announced five huge games. so it's not only the inter miami game. we also have some big fixtures against san diego. they're a new team in the league. we play our cali clasico game every year at stanford. that's massive. and then we started that new tradition a couple of years ago at levi's

stadium playing lafc, and we have that game on schedule as well, so the schedule is exciting. i'm pumped up. >> it seems like, you know, just the attraction to the sport gets gets more and more popular. i got to mention that that messi i was i was in ho chi minhitjust d i look up on the side of this hotel and there's this massive picture of lionel messi, who's advertising a watch or something like that. but it just goes to show just all the way around the world, this man is well known, especially after that world cup win, isn't it? >> absolutely. i mean, he's a global icon. him and cristiano ronaldo every. i visit a bunch of schools through our community foundation and every school i visit, kids are like messi, ronaldo, messi, ronaldo. and then i have to be very political. i'm like, oh, i like both, i like both, but around the world everyone knows messi. he's i think he's from another planet. the way he plays the game, his vision, his speed and every game. watching him last year was exciting, so it's going to be a tough game for the quakes, but it's going to be exciting for the fans to watch, and i kind of wish i was still playing to be able to play

against them. >> you want to have that matchup and just see how well you do. he's kind of like the tiger woods of soccer for sure, right? >> just to be close to greatness would be nice. >> all right. so what do you think this is doing for the sport here? you know, i went to a couple of games last season, packed stadium. people were having a great time. you know, over the years, i've watched, you know, coming from i grew up in another country where soccer was life and then coming here and not seeing that happen. but over the last 20 years i have seen this sport really take off among people in this country. you know that to the point that it's competing with other major, well-established u.s. sports. >> absolutely, andre, i agree, i think the sport's growing. i think every world cup year we see a big spike and we start to see like this, these up trends in popularity of soccer, especially amongst the youth. we've got a world cup coming 2026 here to the bay area. levi's stadium is going to host five games. so we're like anticipating that spike again. i think having messi in the states in the league is going to has

made a big impact and will continue to do so. so i think the growth of soccer is massive. i don't know many youth, any any kids these days that don't play soccer. so now it's just about getting them engaged with their local pro team, taking them out to games, getting them good, proper coaching. and i think the game is just going to continue to grow during the world cup. >> so we see that spike and then you wouldn't have a team, you know, in your city to really gather around. now that's changing with these new teams. so once the world cup is over, you can go back and support your team and kind of, you know, push them along and cheer them along as well. and i think that's keeping the game going too, as well and causing it to grow in popularity. >> yeah. i mean, having kids in their local market, they can look up to the players they want to be like, and they're from their neighborhood. i mean, we have kids from the bay area that play for the earthquakes. they're our homegrown players. so to have a kid in the area go watch a world cup game and then come to the quake stadium and see guys from palo alto, redwood city, like all these areas playing for the quakes. it just

makes that dream a little bit more attainable and makes it a little bit more exciting. so that's something that i think is really unique. with soccer. you're the stars are so close to you. but then we also have international guys. so we'll have guys playing in the world cup. so you'll get to watch them play for their national teams. >> yeah, it's really exciting time to watch this unfold. shea salinas i'll see you at the games this coming season here. thank you so much for joining us this noon. appreciate it. >> absolutely. andre we'll see you at the games. all right. >> let's get to some more breaking news.his time in the north he we are getting rd that novato high school is on lockdown due to a nearby robbery. there is police activity on several streets near that highchl. the police department says it will update the comtyhenever possible. they're asking pple to avoid the area. all tsction comes toward the end of what ito be the lasy of school for students atovato high school before the win break. at this point, we don't know what the situation is or when they will be allowed to b released. it may be a late release. i know a lot ohigh schools have finals

sentially at 1:00 sometimes.ool so there's a situation deveng on the campus of novato high school. students there are being told to essentially stay in pce. they're on lockdown. people are being td to avoid the area. there's police activity around several streets surrounding novato high school. we're worko get more information from the police dartment and the school aso whher everyone is okay, which we do expect to be the case. but of course, when that lockdown will be released. we'll turn now to the weather, taking a live look outside. it's a beautiful noon hour along the oakland estuary and beyond. roberta, looking at this picture, you might just forget that we were socked in with fog again this morning. >> yes, and we still are in some locations. in fact, you are the recipient of the glorious conditions. gasia. but meanwhile, over here, orinda, lafayette, even backing all the way into moraga, we're still socked in into parts of diablo, mount diablo as well, and into blackhawk thick areas of fog. visibility at this hour in the north bay is hampered anywhere

from two and a half miles to three miles. otherwise in the east bay, five and six miles. and that's why the national weather service still has that fog advisory in place for the north and east bay until 1:00, just until a matter of minutes. and then the visibility will gradually improve. but right now, due to the bank of clouds, 46 degrees at this hour in santa rosa, compared to full sunshine and 60 across the santa clara valley, and that is ten degrees warmer than 24 hours ago at this hour, due to the fact that mineta international airport was fogged in, just socked in yesterday, the winds are blowing out some of the fog 17 mile per hour gusts in concord back into clayton. otherwise, redwood city right now with a gentle breeze, five mile per hour winds now and throughout willow glen and cupertino. so this is the culprit that is keeping us on the dry side. but we do have up north, an area of low pressure that's going to bank up against the pacific northwest and just scrape across that northwestern section of the state of california, providing us with very little light rain showers on saturday. until then, here

come the clouds this time tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies. and then saturday morning, the north bay right there around lake county sees the front slice through the bay area by sunrise, which is at 721, not going to see it. and then we have the rain pushing out of the area by the afternoon hours remaining. cloudy through your sunday and during that period not a lot of rainfall, only 13/100 of an inch of rain expected at this time. computer models are leaning toward san francisco, with just slightly over a 10th a third in the santa rosa area. and then if you're traveling on saturday, that's a big getaway day. we're talking about not a rain out, but sloppy and slick across the northern half of the state. but the recipients with the full on sunshine. palm springs, 80 degrees rain snow mix on saturday for the greater lake tahoe area. a big bang of snow comes on tuesday. monday system will provide us with over a half an inch of rain in san francisco. otherwise, as we just bank on today, we're talking about temperatures in the 50s

and 60s. tonight's lows 30s and 40s. another chilly night forecast. there you have it. hey gang, i'm not sure if you realize, but winter does officially arrive on saturday and with it, winter like weather with rain showers in the forecast. >> all right, roberta, thank you so much. we got to look out for this weekend in a couple of days. yes. >> all right. coming up he in excitement, an exciting announcement for extreme sports lovers. skateboarding, bmx, motocross and more. get ready for a thrilling experience in sacramento t

playoffs, the team is vowing to fight to the end. the niners have three games left. will likely miss the postseason if they win them, even if they win them all. first up here, the miami dolphins. that's this sunday, a team with similarities to the niners both entered the season with super bowl

aspirations, but they've been affected by injuries to key players. linebacker fred warner says it is important to end the season on a positive note. players dealing with injuries include new starters running back isaac rando, left tackle trent williams. the niners have cleared out the locker of de'vondre campbell after he refused to play in the thursday night loss to the rams last week. he is suspended now for the rest of the season. >> fremont high school is removing a decades old high school tradition because of what officials call safety concerns. the wall of fame honored the school's past and present wrestlers, but now it's gone. as ktvu jesse gary reports, athletes hope the school will find a way to recognize them. >> in a small section of the wrestling mini gym at mission san jose high school sits the wall. or at least it did until it went back into the history it was meant to preserve. >> we saw it happening slowly. first they took off our wall of nlcs champion wrestlers and then our old team photos. >> team co-captain sophia asaro and others stunned the school's administration removed the

decades old salute to excellence piece by piece. now the wall really is just a wall. >> it felt like our own room was getting taken from us. >> the wall dates back to 1984, when then wrestling coach thompson wanted to honor his greatest wrestlers and teams. so he put their names, pictures, trophies in a place where everyone could see them. after his retirement, school administrators removed everything, and that has sparked outrage. >> wrestlers from the last 40 years will show up to mission san jose wrestling practice and will bring their families to look at this wall. >> the fremont unified school district sent an email to fox two saying, in part due to safety concerns, mission san jose high school recently removed framed photos, trophies, and other memorabilia. those items are now securely stored on campus. we are working with the msj hs administrators to identify a safer location and a more equitable way of displaying it. >> i've heard that, and that's just for me. it's just total

b.s. it's everything is bolted onto the wall. there's strings for all the trophies and everything. nothing is coming loose. >> wrestlers, some alum and those sympathetic to their cause say the wall is a shrine that must endure. >> athletes always want to feel as though what they're doing matters. they always want to feel as though they're leaving a legacy. >> we're removing the wrestling from the wrestling room. it feels like they're slowly pulling back. they're slowly taking us away from our sport. >> the wrestling community hopes school administrators reconsider and restore the wall and the glory it's highlighted for the past 40 years. in fremont, jesse gary, california next year to celebrate their 30th anniversary at the cal expo in sacramento. marks a return to norcal for the x games was held in san francisco in 2000. of course, athletes including tony hawk competed. the x games chief executive says some of the biggest moments in x games history took place in the san francisco bay area. the event takes place in sacramento for

the next three summers. tony hawk, by the way, still skating? i think he's a grandpa now, but he still has it. if you look on social media, he can still do all that stuff. well, that's the thing. >> when you when you look at him do it, you're like, man, this guy doesn't seem like he's. you know, i always remember tony hawk as, like, this young man from years ago. you know, back in the day when i was a kid. >> so he's still doing it. >> incredible. yeah. all right, well, at least the x games are coming. it'll be cool to see something in the future. all right. thank you so much for watching ktvu fox two news at noon. quick reminder, you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. you can watch live newscast yeah. welcome to like it or not, a show where our panel weighs in on daily experiences and annoyances, we will tackle a topic. each person will let us know whether they like it or not. joining us today is social media influencer si