job. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at six. >> i want to be able to buy a house one day. i want to be able to live a normal life and not just scrape by. >> tonight, amazon workers in san francisco and other cities across the country are on strike. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach. the workers say they are burned out and underpaid. ktvu christien kafton live tonight in san francisco with the latest on this one. christian. yeah. >> workers at the marriott hotels are tabulating the results of their vote today to see whether or not they've ratified a new contract proposal. that means that there could be an end to a strike that had been underway for months. meanwhile, a new strike just now getting underway here in san francisco and across the nation for amazon workers. amazon workers nationwide and here in san francisco walked off the job and onto the picket lines backed by the teamsters union. dozens of workers in one of san francisco's distribution warehouses asked amazon for pay

increases, better benefits and to recognize the union. they say they gave amazon a december 15th deadline but were ignored. >> they refused to do that. they refused all the other deadlines that we've set for them. so now they've left us with no choice but to strike. >> amazon responded to the strike, saying in part, quote, this is another attempt to push a false narrative. the truth is that the teamsters have actively threatened, intimidated, and attempted to coerce amazon employees and third party drivers to join them. the picket line slowed delivery vehicles, but workers say they understand that people around the bay are waiting on holiday gifts. >> it may we hope it doesn't. we hope everybody gets their packages on time. that's up to amazon. you know, if amazon wants to bargain with us, they could end this strike right now. >> as amazon workers walked off the job, workers at the marriott hotels began voting on a new contract offer. workers say it appears to be a good deal with medical benefits and wages, where they need to be, just in time for the holidays. >> it's a great deal and we were

able to gain, you know, our wage increases that were much needed with inflation nowadays. >> while marriott workers may be on their way to a contract, negotiations are still underway for hilton and hyatt workers, with a deal in the works for marriott. union leaders say it's up to hilton and hyatt to come to the table before the holidays. >> i don't know if it makes it more likely. i mean, that's for them to decide, but but i think the, you know, the fact that there is now a contract, there is now a standard in this city makes the decision simple for them. >> meanwhile, marriott workers are tabulating the results of their vote that they took just today. if those marriott workers do in fact accept and ratify this new contract, they could be back on the job as soon as saturday. we're live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> labor unions united this holiday season. all right, kristen thank you. what do we want? >> contract. when do we want it?

now. what do we want? contract. >> united airlines flight attendants walked the picket line out at san francisco international today. and at other airports across the country. they 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. now. this follows their overwhelming 99% strike authorization vote back in august. in a statement to ktvu. united airlines says we are eager to reach the industry leading agreement with our flight attendants that they deserve. united is offering pay raises of 22.5%, new boarding pay and many other improvements. the federal mediation process requested by the association of flight attendants, is expected to resume early next year. tonight, a sad update in milpitas, where police did provide new information confirming that the four bodies found inside an apartment were members of one family, victims of a murder suicide. ktvu crime reporter henry lee live tonight at the milpitas police

department with the story. henry. >> yeah. this is a tragic situation, especially around the holidays that milpitas police says indeed appears to be a murder suicide involving a married couple and their two children. now, the request for a welfare check led to the grim discovery of four bodies at the touring apartment complex on mccandless drive at about nine tuesday night. milpitas police today identified the dead as 36 year old vin huang nguyen. his wife, chao bao pham, known as becky, who was also 36. their nine year old son and four year old daughter. the names of the kids were not released. police say wynn used a legally registered handgun to kill his wife and children before turning the gun on himself. each family member died from a single gunshot wound. family members reported they hadn't spoken to them for several days. police believe the killings happened between saturday night and the time officers were called to the scene. >> this tragedy is a very difficult reminder of the importance of addressing

domestic violence and gun violence. >> the loss of their lives was preventable. and for anyone experiencing distress, whether that's domestic violence, gun violence or mental health concerns, help is available. >> now, police say there were no previous reports of domestic violence, that a motive is under investigation. detectives will be going through digital and other evidence in hopes of determining what led up to what they're calling an isolated, heartbreaking incident. milpitas police are reminding people that during this time of hardship holidays, if you're going through any kind of stress or suicidal thoughts, there is a nationwide number for help 24 hours a day, and that number is nine eight, eight. live in milpitas henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, henry, thank you for that. and henry mentioned it. but we do want to put it on the screen for you that there is help available. that number again 988. that is the number for the national mental health hotline. and it is free and available 24 over seven. six

people are now displaced after a house fire in san lorenzo just before 1230 this afternoon. smoke could be seen pouring right out of a home on brandon avenue, right near villa molina. alameda county fire rolled up on scene. skyfox was overhead and we could see firefighters up there on the rooftop. they were using chainsaws to ventilate the house. firefighters say they were able to knock this one down in just about 20 minutes. two dogs did die in the fire, but no one was injured. the cause of the fire is not yet known. final exams were canceled at san francisco state university today because of a threat sent to campus. an alert was sent out 1230 this afternoon, notifying students and faculty to shelter in place. it also stated that all classes, exams and activities were canceled for the day. now police eventually cleared the campus. authorities are describing this as a, quote, anonymous threat of violence. and in marin county, novo high school also went into lockdown around noontime tod. police say theyer searching the school looking for suspects

involved in a robbery near the campus. officers declared the campus secure at 145 this afternoon. odds of a partial government shutdown are growing after the house failed tonight to pass a budget bill pushed by president elect donald trump. the spending package would have extended government funding into the month of march, on trump's insistence it would have raised the debt ceiling for the next two years. now, democrats oppose that part of the bill, saying it was meant to allow trump to extend tax cuts for the wealthy set to expire next year. democrats blame trump ally elon musk for rallying online against the previous bipartisan bill. >> elon musk, a unelected man, said we're not doing this deal. and donald trump followed along. so here we are once again in chaos. >> 38 republicans joined democrats to reject the bill, with conservatives opposed to

raising the government's borrowing limit. house speaker mike johnson insisting that the trump administration will cut spending. >> the dodge effort with elon musk and vivek ramaswamy. the commitments that president trump made on the campaign trail will come to fruition when we get about that very important work for the american people. >> the vote is considered a setback for the president elect and for elon musk, who took to his social media site tonight to blame democrats for the bill's failure. the house has adjourned for the evening, with a little more than 24 hours before the deadline to pass that funding bill. as we give you this live picture of the capitol in dc, but with worker, but with congress set to leave for the holidays, they may be motivated here to get a deal done over the weekend. of course, we will be staying on top of the latest developments, and we will bring them to you as we get them into the newsroom. a federal government shutdown could have an effect on airline passengers this holiday season. the tsa says about 59,000 of its 62,000 employees nationwide are considered essential. that means

they would continue to work without pay in the event of a shutdown. in the prolonged government shutdown in 2019, a noticeable number of tsa officers called out sick at some major airports. now, security officers at san francisco international are among the few in the country who are privately contracted employees and not tsa employees, so they would continue to be paid. the faa says its air traffic controllers are also considered essential and would continue working during a shutdown. however, the faa says it may have to furlough more than 17,000 employees and halt training of new air traffic controllers. if the government shuts down. this morning, people held a rally at the state public utilities commission meeting in san francisco demanding commissioners reject a proposed rate hike by pg and e. the cpuc is considering the utility's request to recover $723 million in costs to operate the diablo canyon nuclear plant. that

facility was scheduled to close next year, and pg and e says that keeping it up and running through next year would actually help meet the state's growing power demand. clean energy advocates say the plant is just too dangerous. >> only as diablo canyon dangerous. it's also all it's really doing is providing continued power for pg and e to make more and more profits. we, as the working class people who are already paying so much for our utilities, shouldn't have to pay for the operation of a power plant that none of us want, and that is actually actively dangerous to our health here in california. >> the groups pointed out that pg and e has already raised rates four times this year. coming up here at six. it is a south bay nonprofit helping feed hundreds of thousands of homeless people every year. why? martha's kitchen is now looking to pack up and move this holiday season. and a gas station in fremont has been repeatedly targeted by thieves. but that has not crushed the holiday spirit of the manager there at the station. his attempt at reaching out and making a

difference. >> lots of fog the next 24 hours, then lots of clouds, then showers as we head towards the holiday week, and a quick peek of that thursday evening commute as we give you a live look out at the 880. >> they are rolling right by the oakland coliseum. not bad in both directions. you're watching ktvuews

that routinely feeds tens of thousands of homeless every year, is a victim of its own

success. martha's kitchen in san jose has become so successful, it's actually outgrown its location and is now searching for a new place to call home. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary live tonight in san jose with the task here that lies ahead. jesse. good evening. >> mike, good evening to you. martha's kitchen has been a community staple since ronald reagan was sworn into office. if you can believe that its success in feeding the homeless and the hungry so phenomenal that, as you said, mike, martha's kitchen has outgrown this space. so they are looking to move one of the most expensive real estate markets in the country. >> trying to move a nonprofit is not easy. >> this herculean task lies at the feet of executive director bill lee. he says martha's kitchen, located in the ormond neighborhood of san jose, once served half a million meals to the hungry each year. it now serves 2.5 million a year, highlighted by thanksgiving and christmas dinners. the number of volunteers has also swelled from 30 a week to 300.

>> we have grown to a point that we don't fit the facility that we're in anymore. >> lee says he's looking to spend $10 million or more on a warehouse site, up to double the current 10,000ft!s he's renting from sacred heart of jesus church. the target area is in south central san jose, north of curtner avenue, east of san jose state, and west to highway 87. realtors say it's challenging given the lack of inventory and financing requirements. >> there's very few of them out there, and this is a very specialized need that, that, that they're looking for. and so you've got to find the right opportunities that fit, that need. >> those needs include space for oversize kitchen equipment and extra venting and electrical. lee says martha's kitchen must remain accessible to those in need. >> because we serve the poor, we need to, you know, we need to remain in central san jose, where the poor can walk to our door and where we're accessible

to volunteers from the greater part of the valley. >> there's a catch 22. the kitchen needs money to buy a building, but donors aren't likely to fork over cash until a purchase agreement is signed, which requires money first, experts say. in this season of charitable giving, small and corporate donors can create a win win by giving money to martha's so it can make a purchase. and the charitable donation creates a deduction for themselves, deductible from your income so it reduces your income. >> you pay less taxes right up front when you file your return. people of means okay. and even people of not of means. start looking to. farm deductions for this current tax year. >> officials with officials with martha's kitchen say they'd like to have a new site selected and financing in place sometime early next year. but of course, there is a lot to do between now

and then. we're live in the alma section of san jose this evening. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. mike, back up to you in oakland. >> all right, jesse, thank you. all lanes currently open on highway nine in saratoga. i should say gas station in fremont is giving back to the community in the form of free coffee and hot chocolate. for the next four weeks, the valero gas station at fremont boulevard and mallory avenue is offering free drinks to the homeless. and really, anyone who is in need of a pick me up. now. all of this, even though the family run gas station has repeatedly been the victim of crime, including theft and vandalism. today we caught up with one homeless woman about the station's offer, as well as the manager. >> it is unfortunate that we do have the crime. we're doing our best to deter it. working with the fremont pd and other other initiatives, however, we still feel like those that are in need. let's do our best to put a smile on our face. >> it's a blessing to help me keep warm out there. it's been really, really cold.

>> in years past, the station offered gas for a penny a gallon for an entire day, and also provided free gas for federal employees during the government shutdown. right now to saratoga, where all lanes are currently open, and highway nine. now that caltrans is delaying some storm repair storm damage repairs. the agency said conditions were just too muddy today for crews to work on that stretch along big basin way that saw a debris slide during the recent storms tomorrow. they do plan to have one lane traffic control from seven in the morning to five at night between sanborn road and redwood gulch road. a meeting right now underway in half moon bay, where san mateo county officials are leading a town hall to discuss the december 5th tsunami warning and response. officials with the county's department of emergency management are at mavericks house to answer questions from the public and talk about how the county can better prepare in case of a disaster happening in the future. >> all right. checking in on all that fog out there. there's a bunch of it still in the central

valley. it will reform again tonight. on top of that, you'll have some higher clouds as well. so tomorrow is going to be kind of a mixed soup of cloud cover kind of a little bit like today. but i think they'll be more high. clouds might burn off a little slower too, because the high clouds will block out the sun that would otherwise start the vertical mixing needed to get rid of the fog. so these are the highs from today. and i think it illustrates what's going on here. is the central valley right. you see how the low lying area and you see that fog spilling out. so fairfield 49 degrees. it's almost ten degrees. well it is it's ten degrees warmer than or colder than san mateo. so you've got the fog. the cool air is just here. it's living there and it spills out through the gate. it will do that again tomorrow morning. makes for really poor visibility. makes for some very cool temperatures in places like sausalito and san rafael. and just overall, it's kind of right. tomorrow does the same thing. it's dry. and then saturday we get a chance for some sprinkles and showers in here. that opens essentially the storm door and it gets rid of the inversion, gets rid of the

fog for the most part, but it allows the storm door to open. and that brings showers in saturday morning. and then a continuance of weather systems right through next week. pretty much all next week. they're just bam, bam, bam. there's a series of them and how big they are, how small they are. it's going to take some time to dial it out, but it's going to be a wet, unsettled period right through next week. so you already know that. just know tomorrow is going to be nice. if you got some christmas shopping to get done, get it done then because it will be dry on the roads. i'll see you back here at the full forecast. >> all right bill, thank you for that. on capitol hill, the senate has unanimously approved legislation to preserve sites that honor labor and civil rights leaders. cesar chavez and the farm worker movement. the bill named several nationally significant sites in california and arizona related to chavez and the labor movement. they include two sites in kern county the first headquarters of the united farm workers union, and the existing cesar chavez national monument. another site is a building in phoenix where chavez held a 24 day fast as part of a labor protest. under

the legislation, the landmarks will be part of the national park system. all right. still to come here at six, new numbers from immigration leaders show deportations are rapidly on the rise. also ahead, a growing effort from some prominent voices in the east bay urging congresswoman barbara lee to run for oakland mayor. we take a lo

on wall street, a fairly flat day, just one day after these indexes had one of their worst days in quite some time, the dow was slightly positive. the nasdaq down 19 and the s&p was off by five points. shares were down drastically yesterday as traders are now expecting the federal reserve to deliver just a couple of rate cuts next year. the race for oakland mayor is starting to pick up, and so are the efforts to recruit outgoing east bay congresswoman barbara lee. today, a group of community leaders did publish an open letter calling for lee to run. ktvu jana katsuyama tonight has a look at the attempts to recruit congresswoman lee right into the race. >> congresswoman barbara lee is serving out her term until january 3rd, but already pressure is on to recruit her to run for a new job as oakland's mayor. on thursday, a group posted a public letter signed by 25 community leaders and organizations. it says oakland is a city that is facing a crisis of leadership, and that barbara lee is the person they

think could bring people together. >> she brings a level of stature. she can get anybody in the world on the phone, and oakland is going to need a lot of help to get out of this situation that we're in. >> isaac kos-read, who helped spearhead the letter, points to the diverse group of people who signed it, including current interim mayor nikki fortunato. >> bass is one of the first times you have a coalition of business people, labor people, community people, longtime civic leaders, longtime residents, council members who don't always agree on issues. >> i'm talking to people who who really want me to run. i'm taking a deep dive on what it means. >> congresswoman lee said in an interview this week with ktvu that she's weighing the options. >> if i say that it's something that just would not work with, with what i have a vision for making life better for everyone, and that it's just too, you know, messy and too crazy right now. then i would say no. >> but lee says she has not ruled out a run for mayor and

right now is listening and talking to people, listening to what they care about and what they want and seeing if i'm the type of a person that could help and again, make life better and make every community better. >> so i'm still pondering it. >> this was an effort totally outside of her. she brought together people that would normally not even sit in the room together. that's what oakland needs right now. we need no more divisiveness. >> on thursday, the oakland city clerk posted the list of candidates who have already submitted paperwork. there are 11 names, including former city council member lauren taylor, who narrowly lost the last mayoral election to shengtao. the oakland city clerk says that the deadline to file paperwork for the special election is january 17th. reporting in oakland jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news and coming up on ktvu news at 630. >> luigi mangione arriving back in new york city to face murder charges in the killing of the unitedhealthcare ceo. what additional federal charges he's now facing could mean for trial?

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police have confirmed the four bodies found inside an apartment tuesday night were members of one family and the victims of a murder suicide. police say a 36 year old man shot and killed his wife and two children, ages nine and four, before turning the gun

on himself. there were no previous reports of domestic violence, and the motive is under investigation. with christmas less than a week away, amazon workers in san francisco hit the picket lines, joining a nationwide strike against the e-commerce giant. workers say they want pay increases, better benefits and union recognition. the strike comes as workers at marriott hotels in san francisco have been on strike for months, and today they voted on a new contract. and in washington, the house rejected a bill to fund the government a little more than 24 hours before a possible government shutdown. conservative republicans joining democrats to vote down the measure. yesterday, house speaker mike johnson withdrew a bipartisan bill in favor of the new measure approved by president elect donald trump after an online campaign by elon musk. a funding bill needs to pass before midnight tomorrow to avoid a shutdown. and you are watching ktvu fox two news here at 630. the man accused of killing unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson was flown from

pennsylvania to new york today. 26 year old luigi mangione faces charges including stalking and a murder count that could result in the death penalty. as fox's connor hanson reports tonight, prosecutors are now trying to brand the suspect as a terroris. >> accused killer luigi mangione returned to new york in dramatic fashion. mangione was walked slowly from a nypd helicopter in lower manhattan on his way to face charges in both state and federal court. >> some of these detectives will finally sleep tonight after this person has been brought to justice here in new york city. >> the 26 year old suspect is facing four new federal charges, including for murder. the federal indictment revealed a new photo of the gun mangione allegedly used in the killing of brian thompson earlier this week after issuing state charges, manhattan's district attorney called the shooting terrorism.

>> it was targeted, premeditated and meant to sow terror. >> we're going to respectfully decline to make any comment at this time. mr. mangione appreciates everyone's support. >> the suspect was flown from pennsylvania shortly after a court appearance there. outside, people gathered with signs and even costumes of the nintendo character luigi. >> we intend to keep our case active, and we intend to essentially revisit the case when the defendant is available for prosecution in blair county, with the added federal murder charge. >> luigi mangione now faces the possibility of the death penalty in new york. connor hansen, fox news. >> in georgia, fulton county district attorney fani willis has been disqualified from the 2020 election interference case against donald trump and 19 others. an appeals court panel overruled a trial judge who had allowed willis to keep the case, despite revelations of a

romantic relationship that the defendants argued created a conflict of interest. the ruling does not dismiss the indictment entirely, as several of the 19 co-defendants have already accepted plea deals. another prosecutor could take over the case and decide whether to pursue it, or the case could be delayed even further. if willis appeals. today's ruling to the georgia state supreme court. new data from immigration and customs enforcement shows the agency is on track to deport more people this year than in the last ten years. a government report released today shows ice has deported more than 270,000 people to 190 countries in the last 12 months. that is significantly more than the 142,000 deported last year and 72,000in 2022. it is the highest deportation count since 2014, when more than 315,000 people were deported. attorney general rob bonta says immigrant communities in california can count on the state department of

justice for legal protection. ag bonta, speaking after an immigrant rights convention that was held in san francisco today. this comes as the state legislature is considering a new litigation fund of up to $25 million to defend californians as the trump administration threatens mass deportations. bonta stressed that ice is allowed to pursue those who break immigration laws as long as it carries out its duties lawfully. >> we want to focus our priorities on violations of other state criminal law, like tackling our fentanyl challenge, like human trafficking, like hate crimes, like organized retail crime. that's the decision that california has made. >> attorney general bonta added that california is home to nearly 11 million immigrants, the most in the united states, who helped drive the state's economy and workforce. the u.s. census bureau released some new population data today, and california's population has increased slightly according to

annual population estimates, the national population grew by 1%, bringing the total to more than 340 million. the bureau attributes this to rising international migration, and accounted for 84% of the country's increase between last year and this year. california's population increased slightly, from 39,198,020 23 to 39,431,000 this year. that's still down from the state's pre-pandemic population. still to come, more questions about the future of syria. the plans from the white house to temporarily shift around u.s. troops in the region. and just a quick reminder here that you can get ktvu on demand on your smart tv through the fox local app. you can watch live newscasts and see all types of in-depth content from our newsroom on a variety of topics. it's free download for your s rt

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border crossing between syria and iraq today. this comes after iraqi authorities started reopening the border for travelers and trade between the two countries. iraqi authorities also say they began returning thousands of former syrian army soldiers who fled their country. the pentagon says right now there are about 2000 u.s. troops in syria. >> additional forces are considered temporary rotational forces that deploy to meet shifting mission requirements, whereas the core 900 deployers are on longer term deployments. >> president biden says he will not remove u.s. troops from syria during his presidency, but that could change once donald trump is sworn into office. he had previously pulled u.s. troops out of syria during his first term. the federal aviation administration is issuing a ban on drones over parts of new jersey, amid a recent surge of drone activity in the area. now, this gives government the right to use force against the drones if they pose a threat. however, the white house maintains there is no danger. the ban lasts

through at least january 17th. a bill that would allow officials to counter drone threats failed in the senate wednesday due to privacy concerns among republicans, despite strong support from the drone industry. it is still not clear where these drones over new jersey are coming from. governor newsom has issued a state of emergency in response to the threat of the bird flu, making california the first in the nation to issue that declaration over the disease. so far this year, about 34 people in california have tested positive. all of them were in close contact with either cattle or poultry. health experts say there are about 100,000 backyard chickens in california that pose a threat. they recommend those handling chickens, 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. we are in the thick of it right now. there's a lot of birds that are carrying this

virus. >> and a man in louisiana, the first known severe case of bird flu here in the u.s, the oakland roots soccer team says it thinks it can put a soccer stadium at the same place. >> the a's failed to put a baseball stadium. >> all right, we're checking on the weather. we've got fog to talk about. then we've got fog going away and rain coming back. we'll talk about all of that after the break. >> all right. now to alex savidge and a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap. coming up at the top of the hour alex. >> all right. mike. thank you. coming up tonight at seven, the fbi reveals ties between a california man and the teenage girl behind this week's deadly school shooting in wisconsin. why? authorities believe that man had plans to carry out an attack of his own. and the action that's been taken against him. also, a breathalyzer for marijuana. researchers here in the west are trying to make it a reality. tonight, law enforcement officials explain why they believe this device may not be needed. those stories and

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mix, not the athletics, but the oakland roots are now looking to possibly build their future soccer stadium right there near jack london square. ktvu tom vacar has the story. >> the oakland roots soccer club has submitted a proposal to the port authority to build a permanent up to 25,000 seat, expandable modular soccer stadium at howard terminal for the oakland roots and the oakland soul teams in the city of oaks. >> it's an incredible place to live, and the sports fans here are the best in the world, and they deserve a team that loves them as much as they love the team. >> the three biggest barriers for the 55 acre site are 100 other competing applicants with their own plans, the need for a thorough above and below ground cleanup of toxic chemicals, sufficient new infrastructure to the site and environs to handle the crowds and traffic, as well as a lack of mass transit. >> all of those barriers that we're still holding up the a's

for a long time, when they were putting together their project. those are still going to be there for whoever moves forward. >> we definitely don't want to look like we're opposed to sports teams because we love sports teams. >> nonetheless, longshoremen oppose a port site, and we would like to see the property being used where it generates money and it generates jobs, high paying union jobs for the city of oakland and port of oakland and the surrounding areas in the bay area. oakland port trucker bill says there is actually a place at the port where trucks and containers could be staged, leaving enough room, potentially for a stadium. the question is, is there the political will to do that? >> think about a trade. we have the city has a piece of property right by the bay bridge. that's waterfront that could be exchanged for that. and that's

designated to go as a coal terminal, which the residential community and everybody is against. >> but our long term plan is to create a purpose built soccer stadium, but we're keeping other options open as well, including building a stadium at the coliseum site. >> all of this is why oakland needs to get the coliseum area in development, which has bart freeway access and loads of space. tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news. >> the bay area's national women's soccer league team, bay fc, will have a permanent team home on treasure island. san francisco mayor london breed signed that legislation, approving a 25 year lease for a training facility on t. 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, do it in 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 right now. >> bay fc currently practices at san jose state university. construction on the new training facility is scheduled to begin next year, and then open up in 2027. 49ers may be down yet another starting running back this weekend, according to espn. isaac guerendo is battling a hamstring injury and is highly unlikely to play sunday against the dolphins. the rookie has started two games since the niners lost both christian mccaffrey and jordan mason to injury. now, if he's not able to go, patrick taylor junior will get the start. niners offensive line coach chris foerster says even with all the injuries, he's hoping to see some improvement in that run game. >> you have to do a better job. we're a part of the run game not being as successful as it could

have been the last few weeks. we're also, you know, so that's that's what we have to continue to work on to improve these last few weeks. there's changes. runners are different. the linemen are different. there's excuses. they're just excuses. it's not productive enough and we have to be better at it. >> all right sunday's game is in miami and kickoff is 125. >> okay. interesting day out there today. a lot of fog again this morning, especially in the inland bay valleys that kept temperatures in places like fairfield, vacaville and antioch cooler than you might expect. and as a matter of fact, fairfield comes in at what looks like an overnight low of 49 degrees. vallejo 47. how does that's how it goes again tonight. again, that fog living in the central valley and then it spills out at night. it's warmer at the coast. it's cooler inland now. right. so the water, because the water is warm. so that warmer air creates sort of a little vacuum and the cold air sucks out to it. so the wind direction is the opposite of what you get in the summer months. an onshore wind. it's actually at the surface, an offshore wind which blows that fog into the carquinez strait. this is san francisco bay area

right now. and then this is the long range model. i'm not going to try to time anything out. just suffice to say saturday the door gets kicked open and you see this little parade of storms right through next week. so it'll be wet next week for sure. how wet that still remains to be seen. it is. it does have atmospheric river. some earmarks, some of these certainly. there's a couple of them, one small one, one a little bigger. and that will create a higher snow level as you would you would imagine, and higher moisture plume. and also, you know, forecasting these is tough because i think i mentioned earlier the zonal flow, but also wherever that atmospheric river points to remember that a couple of weeks ago, a few more a few weeks ago, we had that significant rain in marin, like 14in, and san jose had like a 10th of an inch, maybe not quite that drastic, but again, huge disparity in just 40 or 50 miles. so that's where these things point. as you know, you know this where they point where they end up is who gets the rain. and if you're just a little if you're five miles south of that rain point,

you may get nothing or very little. so here's the suggestion setup. right now it's moving to the north because the ridge of high pressure is still here. what's going to happen here after saturday? the ridge of high pressure goes away. and the kind of flat lines, the jet stream just runs straight out across the pacific. it's called a zonal flow or meridional flow. and it basically is what tells you you're going to get a bunch of rain because it's just pushing moisture in off the pacific. are or not, it's just unsettled pattern. so as we go into friday morning, this is it. the fog in the valley friday afternoon. fog tries to clear out, but there's still a lot of fog. it's kind of a cloudy day tomorrow. and then this is saturday morning. this is that deal that gets rid of the fog but kicks the storm door open. not a big event at all. and then monday events, not a big event at all either. but after that it's just one after the other. and they could all be small events. we'll see how that goes. but in the meantime, just be prepared for wet weather travel next week for the holidays. here

is the forecast highs for tomorrow. and here is the five day forecast right through the holiday week. hope you've got good plans and just be safe. driving around the fog is going to be kind of sketchy tonight and tomorrow. >> so it's a piece of history that we're looking at here right now. >> it's a masterpiece, a masterpiece in the south bay, making things merrier for the holidays. up next, we take you on oard this [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ si a ti te quiero mi amor, i like it like that ♪ ♪ eeeeeh, baby, i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ stomp your feet if you think i'm neat ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ i said i like it like that ♪

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at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. vta's historic holiday trolley returns this week after a long absence. riders in san jose will be able to check out christmas in the park and other downtown attractions in vintage style, and all of it for free. as ktvu an rubin explains tonight, it took a lot of work and determination to get the trolley on the move once again. >> for the first time in a long time, a piece of history will take to the streets of san jose. this trolley. more than 100 years old, will be offering holiday trips to awestruck riders. >> they are in awe. their jaws just drop and they're like, wow. because you don't get to see this often. >> in fact, vta stopped

operating the trolleys completely back in 2018. at first, the issue was financial, but then the pandemic struck and the trolleys sat idle. rod diridon, the father of transportation in silicon valley, was devastated. >> i came by to look at the cars here and they were covered with boxes, stuff stored on them. they were all filthy, dirty with dust and debris, and it was a heartbreaker. >> back in the late 80s and early 90s. diridon had been responsible for bringing the trolleys to san jose from all over everywhere from milan to melbourne. there are eight in total, four that live at kelly park, four leased to vta to operate. diridon begged vta to run theirs again. >> and i wanted to know, after especially having that conversation with him, why can't we put them back out? >> and so vta's maintenance crew got to work. most people familiar with the trolleys were long retired, so they sought help from the staff at kelly park, from atu and from muni. >> this is all technology, so we

basically have to learn what people back in the day did without even thinking about it. so that was the biggest challenge. >> then a lucky few got trained how to operate them. >> it takes a little to get used to. it's very, very manual. so it's not. it's you can tell that you are in something historic. >> and while all the trolleys got spruced up this year, only one will go out making a holiday circuit from civic center to diridon station. mr. diridon himself would love to see more. >> eventually, i hope that they they get back on a regular schedule. >> for now though, he's happy to see this trolley on the move. he hopes riders might enjoy a ride to christmas in the park, and certainly a trip down memory lane. >> you can see it simply by saying you got to protect the best of the past if you want a better future. and by golly, we're trying to do that. >> the trolley will run this weekend and next weekend from three until nine, and the rides are free. the hope is to get more trolleys running for more

weekends next holiday season in san jose. ann rubin, ktvu, fox two news. >> great to see it back on the tracks. all right. that's it for us here at six. but of course west coast rap with alex savage. up next, do not forget to stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime. just download the fox local app to your tv and phone. have a great night everyone! west coast rap coming up next. meet the traveling trio.

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