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days left before christmas, and many people across the bay area are looking for last minute sales and deals at valley fair. >> since 8 a.m, took a break for a birthday party and came back to get my parents luggage and i'm still not done. >> good evening. >> i'm zac sos and i'm amber lee. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters spent tonight at santana row in san jose with some of those last minute shoppers, skincare, body care, perfumes, fragrances, trinkets, bags, gift cards are always a good go. >> yeah, making a list and checking it twice on the last weekend before christmas, some shoppers at santana row in san jose are trying to find the gifts they want. some say they just didn't have a lot of time to get their shopping done earlier. >> i've just been a hot mess these last few months and i needed presents for everyone on my list. i was at valley fair since 8 a.m, took a break for a birthday party and came back to

get my parents luggage and i'm still not done. >> the national retail federation estimates that 157.2 million people plan to shop the last saturday before christmas, up from 141.9 million just last year. the federation also says because thanksgiving was held during the last week of november, people had less time to shop this year. >> i really think if i had that extra week, i would be a little bit more on time. >> last christmas, i gave you my heart. >> santana row also offers entertainment and bright decorative lights for those who just want to enjoy the festive holiday atmosphere. >> i finished finals like two days ago, so this is just me going out and spending time with my friends and having fun. >> well, i actually moved out of the bay area, so i'm just coming back to visit these two right here. so that's why i love the lights and everything. santana row. it makes me feel like i'm back at home. >> according to the federation, 69.5 million people say they plan to shop in store and online. but no matter where or

how people shop, they're hoping to find a good deal. >> i mean, i haven't really seen too many deals. i feel like most of the deals were on like black friday or cyber monday. >> so a recent federation survey also showed that clothing or accessories and toys were the most purchased items so far this holiday shopping season. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. >> the tsa is bracing for millions of travelers passing through u.s. airports over the next few days for the holidays. here's a live look at sfo. at last check, the airport was reporting roughly 200 delays and five cancellations. triple a predicts the busiest winter holiday travel season on record, which means passengers should prepare for full planes and crowded airports. oakland airport is reporting fewer delays. this is what it looked like this morning, according to flight tracking site flightaware. oakland airport has under 100 delays and no cancellations. mineta san jose had about 70 with six cancellations. severe winter

weather on other parts of the country will likely affect the holiday travel plans of millions of americans. this is video from new york city. heavy snow and rain is in the forecast all across the eastern united states. that's where a record breaking 120 million americans are expected to travel between now and the new year. the vast majority of holiday travelers, about 90%, will get to their destination by car. triple a recommends, regardless of what day you're leaving, getting on the road before noon to try to avoid traffic backups. this is a live look at interstate 880 in oakland, where rain is starting to come down. pg and e reporting several thousand power outages right now in the bay area as homeless shelters gear up for the holidays. it's just another busy sunday, like every day at the bay area rescue mission in richmond. >> ktvu is joey hoard joining us now with how the organization is giving us giving people a second chance this holiday season. >> it really is zach and amber

tonight, the shelter they've been helping homeless and others who are hurting since 1965. a safe space for men, women and children when they have nowhere else to turn. as shelters gear up for a busy holiday week inside the bustling kitchen of the bay area rescue mission in richmond, it's just as busy as ever. it's where you'll find comfort. that's her name, and she's here to make comfort food. the secret ingredient a lot of love. the domestic violence survivor once turned to the bay area rescue mission for help. >> they have changed my life, you know, coming here as an abused relationship and joining the program, going to school. >> comfort would enroll in the shelter's vocational program, go on to get a scholarship to italy to study culinary arts and bring those skills right back to the place that gave her a clean slate. according to the organization, more than 34,000 people in the bay area are

experiencing homelessness every night, no matter what the calendar says, many of them struggling with the cost of living. >> they have jobs. they're out there working, but they cannot afford rent. >> the organization serves 4000 meals to the homeless in richmond. wayne jones came here off the streets and made the year long commitment to get sober and get his life back on track. >> this place is the platform that gave me a chance so i can have a better relationship with god. and then that's when the miracles begin to happen in my life. >> jesse jackson's been down that road too, and is working towards becoming a peer counselor to help others recover. >> i understand that jail lifestyle and the addiction lifestyle and coming off of drugs is really up to you to change your lifestyle. >> it's a good place to be to get your life on track. >> this week, the organization is serving christmas dinner with all the fixings through christmas night, and the bay area rescue mission runs a daily

food bank serving hundreds of food baskets each week. they offer clothing and shelter for about 300 people every day, including children. anyone who's hungry can get three meals a day, no questions asked, and they tell me guys, that they won't turn anyone away. >> such great work. glad they're there to help people and they need it most. thank you joey. thanks, joey. well, some families in the east bay are bringing home a new forever friend this holiday. today was the final day of the east bay spca holiday homecoming event. it's a weekend long initiative where all animal adoption fees are waived. at the oakland and dublin shelters, more than a dozen animals were adopted this weekend. shelter staff there shared with us how you can help if you're not able to adopt. >> if you can't bring an animal home with you this holiday season, we would love to have the support. if you're interested in fostering with us, please make sure to reach out. we can always use donations as well. >> the no adoption fee program was made possible through a sponsorship by one toyota of oakland.

>> the 49ers quest for a sixth super bowl trophy will have to wait another season. the niners were eliminated from playoff contention after the washington commanders and the division rival la rams won their games this afternoon. the niners postseason hopes were dashed before this evening's matchup against the miami dolphins even before kickoff. the niners went on to lose 29 to 17. we'll have more highlights from the game coming up later in sports. >> new at ten. three people were killed in two separate crashes today in santa clara cnty. police in morgan hill were called to a crash near the intersection of third street and monterey road around three this morning. once there, officers learned a driver lost control of their vehicle before hitting multiple trees and fe hydrant in the center median and rolling over. t driver did not survive. it's unclear what led to this iident. in the second crash, police were called t monterey road and middle anue

around 840 this morning. that's about two and a half miles from the first crash. once there, police learned a driver was speeding southbound on monterey road when they lost control of their vehicle and hit another car going in the same direction. both drivers died in the crash. so far, neither of them have been identified. >> in the east bay, multiple businesses were burglarized this weekend in oakland. criminals used cars to ram into them in order to steal things like atms. as ktvu amanda quintana shows us, the burglaries are reportedly all linked to the same group of thieves. >> surveillance cameras caught the moment a van backed up right into mr. crosby's barbershop. >> they rammed it and came right in. >> the criminals go straight for the atm in the back corner, push it outside, load it into the trunk of a second car and take off. it all took less than two minutes. >> near the vehicle. the vehicle had license plates. they had masks and was covered up.

>> reporter. the owner, donald smith, known as mr. crispy, showed up for work soon after. >> when i pulled up, i saw the whole front of this was wide open and it was unbelievable. >> despite the damage to the window equipment and a hole that looks right into the nail shop next door, he's most disappointed in the police response. >> you know, people got families to feed, so it's just very depressing that they could've at least showed up. and, you know, something sent somebody. >> eventually a client was able to wave down an officer who just happened to be stopped at the intersection outside. but that was more than eight hours after they called 911. >> this was just super ridiculous that they just left all of us here stranded all these hours. and, you know, just to talk about it, you know, it's just it hurts for that reason. like, what about us? we're pay taxes, you know, providing services for the community. >> the officer told smith they were busy because nine other

businesses were also hit that morning, all using the same vehicles seen by their cameras. oakland police confirmed a car rammed into a chevron gas station a few minutes later. then. east bay restaurant supply and a 76 station where an employee fired shots, scaring off the suspects. smith believes these criminals are coming from outside of the city, targeting oakland because they know police won't chase them as soon as they see you break a law or something and you get in a car and run, they just they act like they don't see you and go the other way. he hopes the city and the police department can make some changes, so no other businesses have to go through this. >> i don't look forward to going anywhere. i love my city, but we just need the people to get rid of the criminals. >> in oakland, amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> san jose police shared these photos today from a retail theft bust. several suspects entered two stores at a mall in west san jose yesterday. they were carrying this equipment, which is used to bypass retail theft

sensors. police arrested three people when they arrived. this unregistered gun was found on one of the suspects. a 15 year old girl. the teen and two adults are now booked into jail for the incident. >> he was called the man of steel, but to me, he would always be the number one joy provider. >> we're continuing to remember the life and legacy of the great rickey henderson. coming up, we'll hear from a former a's executive who worked with henderson for years, and we sat down with rickey henderson for a one on one interview this fall during the a's final days in oakland. >> we'll hear his thoughts on his former team leaving the bay area and the holiday weeks coming up. >> there are some raindrops out there now. more raindrops, maybe even more rain in the forecast, as well as snow and big surf along

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one of its most unique and beloved figures this weekend, hall of fame baseball player and longtime oakland resident rickey henderson died friday at the age of 65. henderson, who graduated from oakland tech, played 24 seasons in the major leagues for nine teams. he spent most of his career with the a's. in 2009, he was inducted to the baseball hall of fame. in his first year of eligibility, and warriors head coach steve kerr said he was stunned by the news yesterday of rickey henderson's

passing. >> one of the all time great athletes in the history of our country, just stunning athleticism and fun baseball player to watch and beloved in the bay area. >> henderson's family released a statement thanking fans for the outpouring of love, but did not release his cause of death. he would have turned 66 on christmas day and tributes to henderson have been pouring in everywhere, from former teammates to major and minor league teams, companies and elected officials are all weighing in on henderson's passing. >> earlier this evening, we spoke with former oakland a's executive andy dolich. he worked with rickey henderson during the player's two stints with the a's. doordash says it was a gut punch hearing the legendary baseball player had died. doordash says the hall of famer will always be a part of oakland. >> people identified rickey because of his oakland roots.

oakland is a gritty place in the most positive sense, and that was rickey. he created his legend from the city. he takes it with him, and it's just to me, so tragic that he passed. rickey was oaktown, and my memories will be oaktown to cooperstown. >> dolar says henderson will be remembered for playing with joy and his humbleness that he didn't put himself on a pedestal. >> for many, rickey henderson is synonymous with the city of oakland. ktvu is andre senior sat down with him this fall before the a's final game in oakland. they covered numerous topics from what it was like to grow up in the city during the a's world series three peat in the 1970s, to saying goodbye to the team he played for so many years. >> nine, three. nine no one has

stolen more, holding the mlb record for career stolen bases, runs and unintentional walks and leadoff home runs, rickey henderson is undoubtedly an indelible part of the oakland a's, and while he's no longer on the field, he continues to be a major part of the franchise, greeting fans and stopping by the stadium on game days to meet with players keeping ever close to the team that he loves. >> it was so wonderful that i got the opportunity to get drafted by the a's and then became the a's players and played in the stadium. >> the 1990 american league mvp's love for the game was sown and grown. when the oakland coliseum opened back in 1968. henderson was just ten years old. his family would take him to games there, and when he couldn't afford to pay to see the game, he and his friends would sneak inside. >> you know, we were going out there, maybe just to get a ball, you know, we didn't get a ball or something that they can give us. it was a joyful time for us. >> the oakland tech grads love

for the game, and the team only grew when he watched them clinch three consecutive world series championships in 1972, 73 and 74, all while marveling at his favorite player, reggie jackson. >> it seemed like it was a unity as a family thing. it was something that, you know, the kids can get away and enjoy the ballpark, enjoy the things that was going around us. so, you know, i had a lot of fun doing that. >> of course, henderson was a fan long before he was a player. so when he talks about the team leaving oakland, he looks at the loss from their perspective too. >> it's so sad about for the fans to me about, you know, the joy that these sports teams gave us and now we don't have nothing. and what are we going to do? what is the city going to do for us? the entertainment. >> and while many blame the team's owner, he says the city of oakland shares responsibility for not doing enough to keep the institution rooted in a place it's called home for decades. >> there's such a so sad feeling between the oakland a's and the city, and i blame both of them.

the city. i think the a's tried to do what they can do. the city didn't want to say certain things that would bring it back here. >> now that hope has faded. henderson says he is focused on what the team did for fans like the 1989 world series win against rival san francisco giants, marked by that fateful game three that he remembers all too well when it did happen. >> and i think me and dave parker was in the clubhouse and it happened. and then, you know, we felt something. he did nothing. but we kept playing. i think we were playing domino. and then all of a sudden they said, y'all got to get outside. we got what happened. it's an earthquake. that's all i thought it was the fans getting excited. it was, but it was an earthquake. >> and now, as the clock winds down on the a's time in oakland, he has fans that have stuck with the team. to keep this in mind, we can get sad and disappointed about what's going on, but we need to really just try to think about all the great times that we had, all the memories that, you know, the sports team brought to here. andre senior,

ktvu, fox two news. >> now to our weather and high surf warning in effect for pacific coast beaches. this is what it looked like this afternoon in pacifica. that warning runs through tuesday and includes beaches from cloverdale to monterey. officials are warning people if in doubt, stay out. the wet weather system headed toward the bay area has prompted marin county to open an emergency shelter this week. the marin health and wellness campus in san rafael on kerner road, is set to open tomorrow at 5 p.m. through tuesday at 6 a.m. ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin is here now. and, bill, we're seeing some rain out there tonight. >> yeah, a little bit of light rain out there now. amber. it kind of goes away tomorrow and then it turns back on on tuesday. tuesday is probably going to be the wettest day of this week. at least that's how it looks now. here's the long range model. we're just going to click through it. and you're hearing about atmospheric rivers. there's some components of atmospheric rivers involved in all these systems. but the first thing i'll tell you before we go through this model, just

take it every 24 hours at a time, every 36 hours, because the models have a real tough time with this type of weather pattern, in that this entire week is going to be unsettled to some extent. rain further north, maybe it drifts south, maybe it doesn't. maybe we get real wet. maybe we just get kind of wet. maybe we don't get a lot at all. maybe san jose doesn't get anything. i mean, that's the kind of thing we're up against. so tuesday will be our first opportunity for real rainfall. this is tonight. and then here goes tuesday right here. and then this is not a granular model. so it's really just broad brush. but that's. tuesday is a wet day for sure. from front to back. and then here we go into wednesday. something to the north right. then it breaks off. maybe something thursday morning maybe some drizzle and then something more on thursday evening. maybe a little more than drizzle, but not much according to that. and then a flow. that's a zonal flow there. that's sort of an atmospheric river flow. but it's mainly to the north. if you look at where the rain ends up. so it's not going to take much for these

models to flip flop a little bit. looks like somewhere on sunday afternoon we might get a chance for a shower or two. so what i just showed you was a bunch of wow, what's going to happen? i'll tell you what's going to happen. it's going to be wet on tuesday. tomorrow is dry. wednesday. wednesday is a transition day. back to a little bit of wet on thursday. but right now, the thursday, friday, saturday period definitely in question, but for sure, not for sure. but it looks like it's going to rain tuesday. and then on wednesday it looks like it's kind of like a day like we had today, but with less raindrops, just kind of light drizzle perhaps, and some clouds. so kind of inclement weather, but nothing big yet. and that could change. i'll be back here with that. >> donald trump speaks at a rally in arizona this weekend. why? he says tiktok may be worth keeping in the u.s. >> strikes against amazon grow larger just days before christmas. i'm max gordon in the

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amazon delivery drivers strike and the demonstrations are growing ahead of christmas and hanukkah. fox's max gordon has the story. >> strikes against amazon stretching into the weekend, just days ahead of christmas. more workers representing the international brotherhood of teamsters staying off the job. joining thousands of other members in new york city, atlanta, illinois and san francisco. >> we want corporate wages to what other delivery drivers are making in the industry. >> the ongoing strikes raising concerns that deliveries for holiday packages could be delayed, but amazon says it remains confident there will be minimal impact given contingency plans. >> our focus is on keeping our employees and our partners safe, making sure that they can get in and out of our facilities to do the job. most of them, they want to come to work, they want to do a good job, and they want to go home safely without being harassed, without being intimidated by the teamsters or anybody else for that matter. >> senator bernie sanders also recently taking aim at amazon founder jeff bezos, writing on

x. quote, amazon's jeff bezos has more money than could be spent in a million lifetimes. why, then, does his company force workers to meet impossible quotas and treat them as disposable when they're injured? >> look, it's obvious that these workers are striking now to cause maximum disruption. i mean, santa claus is coming in a few days, and those packages have to arrive on time. >> still, workers say they've been playing santa for far too long with little reward for their efforts. >> why shouldn't we have a good christmas? we're the ones that make christmas happen for everybody in this country. >> the teamsters, however, are calling this the largest strike against amazon in history. they say the strike will continue until amazon sits down with them at the bargaining table in the city of industry, california. max gordon fox business. >> the city of vallejo announced today they are putting together their next investment plan. this is called their consolidation plan, which is required by the u.s. department of housing and urban development. the plan is designed to help states and local jurisdictions address

affordable housing, homelessness, special needs populations and community development. this will help vallejo make decisions using funding from the office of community planning and development. the plan will cover the period from july 1st, 2025 to june 30th, 2030. >> not only did we reclaim the white house, we also took back the us senate. >> donald trump addresses a crowd in arizona today. the key takeaway from his first rally style speech since being reelected. >> and we spent time with san francisco mayor london breed as she reflects on her time at city hall. why, she says one of her proudest moments came in one of the darkest times for the city, plus a deadly attack on a christmas market has shaken germany. >> what investigators know about the person, they say carried out the assault and a possible motive. >> coming up later in sports, we'll hear from the 49ers as they take on the dolph s

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showing ambivalence about getting rid of tiktok in the us. >> donald trump announced today he'd like to keep the social media platform available for use in the country, at least for a little while. that's after he says he received billions of views on tiktok during his presidential campaign. a law passed by the senate in april requires tiktok's china based parent company, bytedance, to sell the app to an american company or face a ban next month. tiktok has challenged the law, saying it violates free speech rights. the supreme court will hear tiktok's case on january 10th, just nine days before it is set to be banned. >> donald trump spoke about tiktok today while holding a rally in arizona. >> yeah, it was part of a larger address where he laid out his

plans for when he takes office on january 20th. fox's edward lawrence is in phoenix with the latest. >> something happened. also in the election, all 50 states shifted toward the republican party. >> in his first rally sized speech since decisively winning the 2024 election, president elect donald trump touted the gop's winning streak while addressing supporters in arizona. >> not only did we reclaim the white house, we also took back the us senate and we won the largest popular vote majority for house republicans in a presidential year since 1928. that's a pretty good thing. >> trump's remarks, coming one day after president joe biden is still at work in the oval office, signed a government funding bill saturday. biden saying in a statement, quote, this agreement represents a compromise which means neither side got erything it wanted, but it rejects the accelerated pathway to a taxut for billionaires that republicans sought, and it ensures the government can continue to operate at full capacity. on

capitol hill, democrats marked the moment by urging for increased bipartisanship heading into 2025. >> we have differences of opinion, but the issue is our humanity and trying to build and strengthen the american family. >> for their part, republicans less than 30 days away from taking full control of the u.s. government, worked to reassure the american people. elon musk is an asset to congress, not an outsized influence as slammed by democrats. >> they dumped over 1500 pages on us, and elon musk, using the tool of twitter brought transparency to the entirety of it. so i appreciate the fact that elon musk made this transparent and that we were able to actually improve this ahead of his inauguration. >> president elect donald trump saying he will take back the panama canal, adding that the current arrangement with the united states is a rip off. in phoenix. edward lawrence fox business. >> president elect trump has chosen reality tv producer mark burnett to serve as special envoy to the united kingdom. burnett developed the apprentice, starring trump for

nbc. the president elect has said burnett has a distinguished career in tv and production, along with a, quote, diplomatic acumen that makes him good for the job. burnett has also helped produce shows like survivor and the voice. >> two u.s. navy pilots are recovering after they were shot down at sea in what the military is calling an apparent friendly fire incident. both pilots were aboard a single f, a 18 fighter jet flying over the red sea when they were ejected from the aircraft. military officials say an american guided missile mistakenly fired on the fighter jet. the navy pilots were taking part in actions against iran backed yemen's houthi rebels at the time. military officials say one of the pilots suffered minor injuries. the other is doing fine. a memorial is growing in germany following a deadly attack on a christmas market in the city of magdeburg. at least five people were killed and 200 others were injured when a man drove a vehicle through the crowd. the suspected driver is a

50 year old psychiatrist who immigrated from saudi arabia nearly 20 years ago. investigators are looking for a motive, including the possibility that the suspect was angry over the treatment of saudi refugees in germany. >> london breed's tenure as san francisco mayor is coming to an end. she became mayor at the end of 2017, and has led the city through numerous highs and lows. ktvu christien kafton sat down with the mayor, who reflected on her years in office. >> san francisco mayor london breed is spending the last weeks of her administration much the same way she has the last six years serving as the city's biggest advocate. now, reflecting on her time in office, a term that started in the turmoil following the death of her predecessor, ed lee, then president of the board of supervisors, breed briefly served as acting mayor and was elected to serve the remainder of lee's term, guiding the city through its grief. >> along with trying to process it myself, i had to roll up my sleeves and just reassure the

public that the business of the city will continue. that you do have a leader, but i know that we are also mourning and to help the city get through that grief. >> mayor breed served san francisco through the covid 19 pandemic, taking decisive action early on to shut down the city, a move she said saved lives. >> absolutely. san francisco is one of the densest cities anywhere in the country. we had one of the lowest death rates of any major city. we didn't have our hospitals overflowing. we weren't, you know, our our morgue wasn't overflowing out of the pandemic. >> mayor breed said she grappled with a new economic reality trying to reshape the city in the post pandemic era. mayor breed said among her proudest accomplishments is cutting the red tape, transforming a city that was slow to change to a city of yes. >> so getting to yes, providing more flexible uses and making downtown a 24 over seven neighborhood. that's what's starting to happen now. removing the restrictions is important.

and so i believe that during my time in doing all of this work, we have set san francisco up for what is possible. >> that post-pandemic period also saw a marked increase in crime. mayor breed said she brought on a new district attorney to make sure there was accountability and consequences for those who break the law, including drug dealers and drug users. as the city struggled with a surge in fentanyl use. mayor breed also said she's worked to change the sometimes distorted image of san francisco to make it a destination for police officer recruitment, and helped usher in new technology, all of which she says are responsible for the city's declining crime rate. >> we have the tools, we've changed the laws. we built the capacity to address it a lot differently than we did when we came out of the pandemic. that is what led to these remarkable results that we're starting to see, and it's only going to get better. >> the mayor said she also worked hard to find a solution

to the homelessness crisis that spilled out onto the streets. >> i really focused in on the issues that now have changed for the better. more to do, of course not where they need to be, but we have helped over 20,000 people exit homelessness permanently. >> as for her plans going forward, mayor breed is not offering a lot of details. >> i'm looking forward to what the future holds, but i got to say, just being mayor of san francisco has been just really the honor of my life. it's been a joy. yes, it it has had its challenges, its ups and its downs. but this is one of the most incredible cities anywhere in the world. and i'm so proud that i have had the privilege to serve as the mayor of san francisco. >> and while the mayor did not have a lot of details, she did say that for now, her focus is on continuing to serve the city until january 8th. that is when a new mayor will be sworn in in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news.

>> coming up on the 11:00 news, it was a christmas miracle for one antioch family after they lost all their christmas presents at the hands of burglars. how the police department stepped in to help. >> we are tracking the weather. we've got scattered showers out there now that ends tomorrow, but then gets going again on tuesday. more behind that. >> plus, she was a music pioneer who performed with some of the most legendary artists of all time. coming up, the passing of a bay area [ding]

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has died. sugar pie desanto, his brother, posting on social media this weekend. his sister died friday in her sleep. desanto desanto, who sang rhythm and blues music, wrote more than 100

songs and performed with legendary artists such as james brown and jackie wilson. desanto was one of the first commercially successful afro filipino blues artists. she was inducted into the blues hall of fame earlier this year. the longtime oakland resident was 89 years old. >> longtime san francisco giants public address announcer renel brooks-moon received a key to the city. last week. mayor london breed made the presentation at city hall friday afternoon. brooks-moon was a longtime host of kmel radio. then she made history as the first black woman to be a public address announcer in major league baseball. the san francisco native says she hopes many others will follow in her footsteps. >> i could just only hope and pray that my time in the studio and in the booth has inspired particularly young people of color, young women of color to go for it, to go for your

dreams, even if they seem to be the impossible dream. yes. impossible dreams. can come true. yes. >> the mayor also praised brooks-moon for her tireless charitable work. >> artificial intelligence capabilities are rapidly expanding. now, new technology using ai could help seniors stay at home longer during their golden years. fox's evan brown shows us how it works. >> it's no secret. america's population is aging. every day, about 10,000 of us turn 65, and all those baby boomers are increasingly looking to technology to improve their aging experience. and a number of tech giants are stepping up, including a six which will soon introduce advanced sensor technologies that could make it easier to get old and preserve your independence. one of those new features is a fall detection system that can follow up later to make sure there are no lasting injuries. it is

essentially a more accurate and less intrusive version of an emergency cell phone app. >> you can determine the fall fall activity happened. you could check on them. they say, oh, i'm fine, but then the next day, if their activity doesn't match their normal pattern, you know they're not okay. >> also coming soon. the world's first smart diaper, which uses chemical reactions from the liquid to determine when it needs to be changed. >> when it goes into the material, it takes a very small voltage. it boosts that voltage up to a usable level. and then a bluetooth transmitter goes to your phone. >> and of course, like most tech these days, there's an ai component, but it's being fed precise data from these new sensors, creating a new level of safety that could allow more americans to remain in their homes for their golden years. >> ai is only as good as the data you give it. if you give it good data. with these good sensors, you can get powerful information to improve your life. >> the senior care tech industry is worth about $50 billion, and that is expected to double over

the coming decade in miami. evan brown, fox news. >> a rare find inside a salvation army red kettle in the north bay. >> and it was a dream come true for sneakerheads in the south bay. the event drawing large crowds and even a few familiar faces. >> plus, the latest round of showers has made landfall. chief meteorologist bill martin lets us know what kind of weather we can expect to see over the holidays and is com et

this weekend, the salvation army of napa says someone donated a one ounce south african krugerrand gold coin to one of its red kettles outside a grocery store saturday. the salvation army says the coins are prized for their purity and value, and that one ounce gold

coin is worth thousands of dollars. the salvation army says the money from the donation will directly support programs in napa. >> sneakercon made its way to the bay area this weekend, bringing thousands of shoes for people to buy, sell or trade. thousands of people came out to the santa clara convention center to shop 300 shoe vendors, most of them independent brands and sellers. sneaker con brands itself as the world's largest sneaker store under one roof, where sneaker fans can connect with content creators, trade, buy and sell, and have sneakers authenticated. some of the sellers have been in the business for years, like darien thomas of sneaker max, who sells shoes on social media. organizers say their goal is to put these small business owners in front of their customer base just hustling, selling shoes, sneakers, clothing anywhere from expensive high luxury brands to nike's from the store. >> at one point, all of these brands started off as, you know, people that just come and vend at certain shows or have an

online presence and they don't really necessarily know how to connect with their culture or their audience. so our job is to kind of make that middle and just, you know, merge the two worlds. >> stephan curry and e-40 were also there. curry was there promoting his own shoe with under armor. there were also games and prizes throughout the weekend. event. >> a new survey out shows more young people are feeling they're going through a midlife crisis. according to the digital wealth management platform arda finance, 38% of gen z americans and 36% of millennials are feeling the pressures of life. those surveyed say these feelings are caused by money problems, mental health and career challenges. the study says only about 15% of baby boomers surveyed expressed similar stresses during their early childhood. and the age to receive a full retirement benefit from social security is going up in 2025. americans born in 1959 who want 100% of their

social security payments when retiring, will have to be 66 and ten months to qualify. the higher age requirement takes effect in november. some good news for current recipients they will receive a 2.5% cost of living adjustment next year to account for inflation. >> skiers were caught on camera this weekend escaping ski lift chairs at a resort in colorado. the gondola lift at winter park resort crashed saturday, forcing the evacuation of more than 170 skiers and snowboarders. a spokesperson from the resort says people riding in the gondolas were lowered down by ropes over the course of roughly five hours. no injuries were reported. it's unclear what caused the crack in the lift. >> so fingers crossed. for those of you planning to spend your holidays on the slopes this year. if the forecast holds true, mother nature could be delivering a white christmas to tahoe. this is a look at the recent conditions at heavenly mountain resort, which picked up more than two feet of fresh snow

last week over a span of five days. due to those conditions, resorts in the area are reporting a steady stream of visitors right now. if you're planning to hit the slopes, keep your eye out for a special visitor. he's been known to take a run or two, despite his busy schedule this coming week. >> it seems like every holiday season there's a couple of people that end up in the santa suit out there, which is always exciting to see santa shredding, so definitely looking forward to seeing some some white beards and some red outfits out there this year. >> if you don't have a santa suit of your own good news, you have some options. the resort is hosting an ugly christmas sweater day on the 24th, which includes giveaways, food, and some music. >> all right. yeah, more snow coming, more rain around here. but those snow levels will be high because we're dealing with some of this atmospheric river potential, which is a generally a warmer air mass. right. that's why it holds more water. that's why they can be so wet. rain back here on tuesday. we had a little bit of rain tonight. snow

in the mountains. a winter weather advisory there. snow levels though above 6000ft. they'll maybe get a foot of snow above 6000ft, but it's going to be wet at the pass level. blue canyon will be rain. here are the temperatures from today. so pretty nice day. cooler around in the inland valleys. there's a lot of fog. little patchy fog out there. now it's valley fog, right. so it's not it's not going to stick around much longer because as that low pressure comes in tonight and then again on tuesday that will break up the inversion. so it is foggy along the coast right now. everybody's cloudy for the most part golden gate bridge. and you can tell it's a little damp out there. there's still some mist and drizzle system that we're experiencing now. and then system two, which is tuesday, sits back here and we're seeing that atmospheric river. it's here. all that moisture 1000 miles worth of it. easy, maybe 1800 miles all the way past the dateline. but it doesn't look, at least the models are keeping it pointed away from us with any kind of duration. which means

that we'll get some rain, especially on tuesday, maybe again on wednesday night into thursday and a little into friday. but you'll see in the five day it's not formidable. most of it right now appears to want to be to the north of us or to the south of us. so we'll see. here's the current radar, and you can see the scattered showers out there. here is the model. this is right now. this is tomorrow morning. cloudy tomorrow afternoon. cloudy tuesday morning raining. that's the day, right? tuesday is the day i can go. yeah, it's going to rain. and then tuesday afternoon clears out pretty quick. and then wednesday fog returns. right. wednesday is not a bad day. so tuesday wet wednesday not wet thursday. maybe something drops in. and the reason i'm not dialing in past tuesday or wednesday is because this this system is because it's got atmospheric component river components to it. the models are struggling with where that river is going to land. right. and we've seen this happen before. foot of rain in marin county, quarter of an

inch of rain in san jose, just 50 miles away in 36 hours. so that's not hard for that river to move a degree north 60 miles to the north. and that changes the forecast completely. so if someone says they know what this is going to do on thursday and friday, they're kidding you because they don't, we do know there's a chance of scattered showers, maybe heavy, maybe light. we'll get closer to it and we'll dial it in for you. in the meantime. tomorrow nice but cloudy. and then tuesday it rains. >> just have those umbrellas handy. thanks, bill. watching southern california's rose parade is a good way to start the new year. the 2025 event will travel a five and a half mile route through pasadena on new year's day. it features floats covered in flowers, horses, marching bands and much more to honor traditions dating back to 1890. the theme of this year's parade is best day ever. tennis legend billie jean king will serve as the grand marshal. >> coming up in sports, tiger woods son charlie shows why he's a chip off the old block. we've

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dolphins even kicked off today. this week at practice, fred warner told us the team was playing for pride, but it seemed to be the same story this week for the niners, who just really couldn't get things going and made so many kind of unforced errors before the game. brock purdy is meeting up with dan marino, who actually influenced purdy's number 13. here's a picture of brock as a baby with his dad next to a marino poster

there. all right, second quarter. brock would find deebo samuel who would muscle his way into the end zone for the 16 yard touchdown. there. the 40 niners go up 7 to 3. later in the second quarter. the dolphins down just one point. that is until tua connects with tyreek hill for the three yard touchdown. that sends the dolphins up 13 to 7 under two minutes to go now. niners down 2217. purdy under pressure. his pass would be intercepted by carter who the dolphins take over and hold on to their 22 to 17 lead. but on the ensuing drive devin chan finds the hole right here. he would take this all the way for the 50 yard touchdown. and the dolphins would win this 129 to 17. they keep their playoff hopes alive. you see fred warner's reaction there. the niners not so much es el marcador final. >> just overall just you start thinking about the plays that could have changed the game. you

know get some points up on the board get some momentum. and so when you walk off the field it's like dang it. you know we had plenty of opportunities and we didn't finish. so yeah it hurt. >> all right. well let's take a look at the rest of the nfc west. the seahawks taking on the vikings at home. fourth quarter seahawks down three geno smith would find aj barner in the back of the end zone for the four yard touchdown. that would give seattle a four point lead under four minutes to go. same score sam darnold airing this one out. he would connect with justin jefferson for the 39 yard touchdown. that would send the vikings up 2724. and that would be the final. so the vikings take this one. it's their eighth win in a row. and the rams would beat the jets. so that means la is now atop the nfc west. and it was a wild one. this game was crazy. the eagles taking on the commanders in washington. first quarter eagles up seven. nothing. jalen hurts takes it himself for the 13 yard gain.

but he would hit the ground hard here. and he would end up being ruled out with a concussion. he did not return later in the first. the eagles lead 14 to 7. saquon barkley taking the handoff for 60 for the 68 yard touchdown here. that was his second of the game. and that sends the eagles up by two touchdowns. 10s left. eagles lead 3328. jalen jayden daniels finding jamison crowder in the end zone for the nine yard touchdown, his second of the game. the commanders who turned the ball over five times in this one, still somehow find a way to pull out a win. the final in this one 3633 washington goes to ten and five on the season. and cal is putting the women's college basketball world on notice. the program has the top three point shooting duo in the country, and the team now ranked 24th in the nation. they're on a tear to start the season. cal, looking for their seventh win already. iona calmly hits the huge deep three here. she dropped 20 points and had six

threes. now in the fourth quarter, cal up 20 when zahra king with a beautiful ball handling skills right here. she manages to shake the defender then finish with two of her five points. cal wins this one 8963 and move over tiger woods. the next generation is here. tiger is here. you can see charlie, his son, making a name for himself on the course. it was a career day. that was his first ever hole in one for the 15 year old here at the pnc championship. it wasn't enough to win this one for the duo, but certainly making a name for himself in the golf world. guys. >> thanks, bailey. thanks, guys. >> the 11:00, the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> a lot of people are waiting till the last minute, ourselves included. >> so i think it helps, though with like good sales and just good last minute deals. >> the countdown is on for christmas, and the holiday shopping has no signs of slowing down. we heard from bay area residents as