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>> residents at an east bay apartment complex are venting their frustrations after thieves left them with nothing to put under their trees this year. >> it just worked. a double, got home, came to get our packages and was literally in tears because she was starting to freak out and didn't know what to do. being that that was kind of her christmas inside that room. >> those thieves struck just days before christmas and hanukkah. good evening. i'm jana katsuyama. >> and i'm frank mallicoat. the burglar targeted the ballina village apartment complex in alameda, ktvu. zac sos joins us now in studio after talking with some of the tenants. and this is not the first time, i guess this has happened. zach. no. >> apparently not. thieves have hit the package room at this complex multiple times, including last christmas. a number of residents only willing to speak about their frustrations off camera. but i can tell you, two years of being left without gifts that has them left. fed up. >> neighbor of mine got home, came to get our packages and was literally in tears. >> tenants at an alameda

apartment complex with a real-life grinch on their hands. >> that was kind of her christmas inside that room before it was taken. >> bob, who also lives at balena village, had his stocking stuffers stolen. >> photos showing just a handful of gifts left in the package room after he says more than 100 were swiped just five days before christmas eve. >> the thing is, it's just, you know, it's the holiday season. we're all, you know, working hard to pay our bills and, you know, stay above water. and then for people just to come and take from the people that work hard. >> alameda police say they're looking for two people who broke into the room. >> i'm glad that i only lost one thing. >> tenants like this woman who asked for her face not to appear on camera, relieved after being reimbursed but still scrambling to buy new nintendo gear for her nephew. >> nobody has time to reassess or to what are we going to do now that we don't have any presents to present? i spoke with another resident that lost like seven packages, so that very well could have been

majority of their christmas. >> it's the second christmas in a row. residents say their packages have been pilfered by thieves, but there were also other times in between the two break ins in the span of a month during the holidays is not easy on anybody. all their mail is now temporarily being diverted elsewhere on property. >> i think the complex really is doing everything that they can. >> in a vaguely worded email to tenants building management apologizing for the quote incident, adding that it's investigating what happened and exploring options to relocate the package room. >> i think, you know, one, having a package room 20 yards from the main road is not the smartest idea. secondly, you know, the notifications came out after other residents, you know, were notifying each other and were going into the office and making gripes. >> and police right now are reviewing surveillance video from the package room. that video again showing two suspects taking those gifts. we did also reach out to building management for comment. so far we've not

heard back. >> and did the residents have any ideas as to what might they might be able to do to prevent these kinds of things if it's been happening consecutive years? >> you know, some of them say they're going to get their packages directly from the post office. others say they're just going to try to get them from their neighbors. ask them to pick them up if they're not at home. others saying, you know, they'll just try to get them as quickly as they can. yeah. >> sad to see during the holidays. all right. thanks, zach. >> thank you. zach. new at ten tonight. the rape conviction against a former san francisco 49ers player has been overturned. >> and an appellate court overturned. dana stubblefield's 2020 rape conviction yesterday. this morning, they found out from the prosecutors that they had violated the racial justice act. the prosecution had claimed that police never investigated stubblefield's home for a gun that he was accused of using during the crime because he was a famous black athlete. the opinion today also overturns his 15 year prison sentence.

stubblefield's lawyer explained to ktvu what comes next. >> we don't really see that. it's realistic that the prosecution would want to go forward after this ruling, but we're prepared if they are. but basically, we're expecting next week that our client will be appear in front of the state court and he'll be released immediately. >> stubblefield played 11 seasons in the nfl, seven with the 49ers. he was named the nfl's defensive player of the year in 1997. also new at ten. we are learning new information about a double homicide in the east bay. police in antioch say back on september 7th, an attempted robber and his victim shot each other outside delta bowl. investigators say they do not think either of the men knew each other. this is believed to be an isolated incident. >> a business in oakland burglarized in the middle of the night. police say the suspect used a vehicle like a battering ram, smashing through the

entrance of a lucky supermarket and stealing an atm in montclair. ktvu is jesse gary has the video and reaction from neighbors. >> in the pre-dawn darkness thursday, a cleanup on aisle one and elsewhere inside and outside this montclair grocery store, there's usually a door with a ramp, an escalator ramp, and it was closed off. >> so i came in here and i saw it was closed off from in there, and i that's all i knew. >> oakland police say several suspects in multiple vehicles crashed through the glass doors. took items, including the atm, which is now empty and in the parking lot, then left. >> nothing ever happens here, so it's kind of a real unusual thing. but maybe people are desperate these days. >> contractors working to board up the damage say this is the second time this store has been targeted. the montclair village association says thieves did the same type of break-in christmas eve. experts say the season could be the reason for the perceived rise in crime.

>> this is a crime of opportunity in that after hours holiday season, nobody's going to be there. and so there's an ample opportunity to be able to grab the atm machine, break it open, get the cash out of there and get out of the area quickly. >> closed businesses aren't the only ones targeted. also on christmas eve, two crash and grab type crimes in san leandro, with suspects telling employees at this restaurant to get out. >> it is a crime that is easy enough to carry out, and the likelihood of being arrested is low. >> it's terrible and i think we have to. we have to stop. what's all this? there's a lot of hate going on in the world. there's a lot of people doing negative things. >> back in montclair, the village association says security is increased during the holidays because many of its member businesses and patrons worry about such threats. >> it's hard to go shopping and spend your money in a place when you have to worry about crimes like this. >> you would think because this is a peaceful area, you know? but it doesn't matter where you

are. it's not safe. nowhere. >> there are security cameras around the grocery store and along mountain boulevard here in montclair, which could provide clues to the oakland police department. if you have information about this crime or any of the smash and grabs during this holiday week, you're asked to call your local police department in the montclair section of oakland. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> sonoma county sheriff's officennounced today that a woman is now in custody after lying to officers during a traffic stop, claiming she was on 12 years old. deputies stopped a car on december the 18th near hhway 37 and arnold drive for broken headlights and exred registration. one of the deputies also recognized the car from recent theft. inside the vehicle was a 36 yr old and a 29 year old gave a fake name and said she was bn in 2012. investigation realed 29 year ol corrine brooks had an outstanding warrant for retai theft and contra costa county since over $2,000 of stolen

goods were also discovered in the car. both suspects were arrested. >> san francisco's mayor elect daniel leary announced his city leadership appointments today. leary named adam thompson as liaison to the board of supervisors. currently, he is a legislative aide to district eight supervisor rafael mandelman. andre adeyemi, who has worked in the tech industry and government service under pete buttigieg, is named the director of appointments. ali bondi led police development for lurie's campaign and will continue as his policy advisor and former city hall legislative aide e.j. jones is named the director of community affairs. lastly, eileen mariano will be the state and federal affairs manager after working with mayor london breed for three years. >> the start of the new year will see many new laws take effect here in california. the legislature passed around 1200 bills, and roughly 1000 of these were signed into law by governor newsom. one of these new laws

will eliminate overdraft bank fees at state regulated banks. starting january, the first assembly bill, 2017 aims to protect consumers from paying a fee when withdrawals are declined immediately, like at an atm. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters is live in san jose, with more from state lawmakers and reaction from some of the customers as well. lamonica. >> you know, most of the people i spoke to were pretty glad to hear that these fees would be going away. supporters say the fees served no other purpose but to put people in a deeper financial hole. >> ab 2017 will rein in junk fees and protect financially vulnerable consumers from charges they can't afford. >> back in august, the state legislature unanimously passed assembly bill 2017. the new law states state regulated banks and credit unions cannot charge non-sufficient fund fees when an attempt to withdraw money is immediately declined because of

insufficient funds. tim grayson, who first served in the house and was sworn in as senator earlier this month, authored the bill. >> consumers received no service at all in exchange for the fee and the fees themselves, which average $34, do not represent the marginal cost to institutions for declining the transaction. >> ab 2017 was supported by consumer advocacy groups like california low income consumer coalition and east bay community law center. the california credit union league was initially against the bill, but eventually took a neutral stance. governor newsom signed the bill in september. >> things happen, you know, especially in this economy, and it's $35. and then if some other check bounces, then you're stuck with another $35 fee. >> it definitely will help out as far as keeping that money back in the household versus in the bank. and then, you know, historically, the banks have done a lot of different things that us consumers have have no

idea what they're doing. so i think it's a great thing. >> the consumer financial protection bureau says in 2023, u.s. banks reported $5.8 billion in fees, down 24% from the year before. still, some customers think there will be some other fee in the future. >> they're going to go off of off of whatever that we that we're not looking at into if we're not reading the fine print. so they they've made plenty of money and unfortunately they probably will make more in the future. but. >> now governor newsom also signed senate bill 1075. and that bill says that credit unions cannot charge more than $14 in overdraft fees. and unless there is a lower federal limit. now that that law will start in 2026. frank. >> all right. lamonica peters live in the south bay. lamonica thank you for that. and another new state law will prevent medical debt from being used as a negative factor on credit

reports. supporters say the measure will ensure that people are not penalized for the high costs of necessary health care. that new law also gives people more time to address their medical bills before debt collection can take place. the new law takes effect on new year's day. other laws going into effect include. sb 969 allows local governments to choose zones where bars and restaurants can sell alcoholic drinks. with ab 1955 districts will no longer be allowed to create policies requiring teachers or staff to disclose a student's gender identity. sb 1283 allows school boards to limit students ability to use social media while in the classroom, and with ab 2123, employers will no longer be able to require employees to use paid vacation time for sick and family leave before assessing state benefits. >> yes, mta says that they are

delaying the rollout of their first in the state speed cameras. the agency says that the rollout now is scheduled to begin in march. that is one month later than their previous plan. the 33 cameras were originally supposed to go up this december, but officials say there were delays finding a camera vendor and also identifying installation locations. they also had electrical and structural engineering challenges, and had some difficulty in agreeing with the city's public utilities commission to put the cameras on their street light poles. >> it's like smashing into a wall. you definitely feel the water. you feel the force that you do. >> large and powerful waves turning off our coast. the urgent warning from officials to stay away from the water. [music] >> and urban and small stream flood advisory in effect for parts of the north bay. it's raining pretty hard. we've had over an inch and a half of rain on mount tamalpais. there's more to come, the details straight ahead, and it has been almost a week since baseball legend

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effect through the weekend. ktvu joey hord spent the day on the coast, where officials are warning people to stay away from the water. >> some rough surf at times here at pacifica today, but the national weather service is predicting we could see wave heights reaching up to the height of a three story building. powerful waves churning off the bay area coastline. the national weather service predicting waves reaching 20 to 30ft high through sunday. >> that's horrifying. get to high ground. they look pretty rough. i've seen them pretty bad before, and it's good just to kind of stay away. >> a couple dozen surfers off pacifica taking advantage before the bigger waves roll in. >> pretty gnarly, but not i mean, i've been i've been out. and worse, it's like smashing into a wall. you definitely feel the water. you feel the force out there. if you're fighting the ocean, you're duck diving. it's a lot of effort. >> experts warn dangerous waves can strike without warning. roman romero grew up here and

takes in the views at pacifica pier every week. respecting the ocean by watching the waves from higher ground, they explode over the railing here. >> it's quite amazing. you don't want to play on the beach, that's for sure, because people, you know, get swept away every year. >> while the larger waves may be further off the coast, the churning can quickly hit the rocks and beaches, pulling people out to sea. first responders are warning never turn your back on the ocean. >> once you get in, it's like a sudden shock and chill to your body. >> the result, experts say, can be dramatic increases in breathing, heart rate and blood pressure, accelerating the risk of drowning. >> people have died at this beach because of rip currents. people's unfamiliarity with the water and what it does. >> the spectacle draws in curious beachgoers admiring the view from a safe distance. >> mother nature's you know she's trippy. >> i feel the power of nature.

and when i feel that it, i feel humble. because i am looking at something so powerful, so dangerous, but so beautiful at the same time. >> in pacifica, joey hornick ktvu, fox two news. >> the sonoma county sheriff's office is investigating after a body washed ashore and was found at a local campsite. the u.s. coast guard called the sheriff's office around 1130 tuesday, reporting a possible corpse was in bodega bay. deputies then found the body had washed ashore at the bodega dunes campgrounds in sonoma coast state park. the sheriff's office says that they have not yet confirmed the identification identity of that person. >> and city leaders in santa cruz say there is no timeline to reopen the city's wharf after strong winds ripped it apart earlier this week. the section at the very end of that wharf that collapsed had been closed

for construction since earlier in the year after being damaged in storms last year. city says it's still too soon to know when they'll do to fix it, or how they'll get it fixed, or what changes they'll need to make in the future. and with a high surf advisory still in effect, the focus is making sure people don't get injured from strong waves or any of that floating debris. >> we have somewhat of a question mark as we move through time, whether it's the wharf, west cliff, and i don't think we're by ourselves. i think this is what coastal communities around the world are probably dealing with in that manifestation of climate change. >> the bathroom that collapsed off the wharf and into the ocean has become something of a tourist attraction, as it sits on shore near the mouth of the san lorenzo river, within eyesight of the boardwalk. >> up in the sierra there was snow for christmas and more is on the way for the ski resorts.

light snow was falling at palisades tahoe resort this afternoon. they say the holidays are off to a good start, with nearly one foot of fresh snow in just the past week, and almost all of their lifts, they say, are open. earlier on the floor, we talked live with palisades maddie condon, who said that conditions on the slopes are excellent, with a 59 inch base of snow. >> i went skiing today and i didn't have to wait in any lines. it was fantastic. it was great. yeah, we have the most uphill lift capacity of any resort in north america, meaning we can move more people uphill than anywhere else. so that being said, even with people coming, we're expected to have, you know, be able to spread people out and have some really great skiing. >> if you do plan to head up, you want to check the weather. there is a winter weather advisory in the lake tahoe area until noon tomorrow, and we want to take a quick look now at the roads heading into tahoe from interstate 80 at kingvale. this is heading westbound. you can see that there are some plows

there on the streets trying to remove some snow. it appears from the roadway. as always, caltrans is warning drivers to make sure to head out the door prepared. for more on our conditions here in the bay area, we are joined by ktvu meteorologist bill martin. and boy, we are seeing winter weather up there and down here. it's been kind of mild. >> yeah, it's been a little bit of everything really the last month and a half. we've had the big surf for at least a month and a half. we've had on and off showers with some warm weather. now we're back into the shower. deal. we've got the golden gate bridge up. i wanted to point out it's still raining there. it was raining pretty. you can see the raindrops in the puddles here. raining pretty hard up in marin county area, up around mount tamalpais. they got over an inch and a half of rain. most areas in marin county about a half inch. so mount tamalpais tripling that just because of its the topography, the way it sticks out. and then san francisco, about a quarter of an inch. oakland about a quarter of an inch, most of us south of the bay bridge, about a quarter of an inch. we've got more rain to come tonight. then it breaks

off. this system moving into the mountains will increase the snow level. so instead of snowing down low around blue canyon, it's going to be raining. probably blue canyon to rainbow lodge, maybe on 80. so it's going to be it's going to be a well the next 24 hours up there as warmer air moves in. now that will obviously make the snow and the skiing a little bit slushy up there. it'll also make travel different and sketchy too, because you may hit snow right at the very top, the last 100ft of elevation as you go on 80 and 50, and you may have to chain up just for that, that section, but it looks kind of wet out there. it's going to continue that way. the wet showers throughout the bay area, you can see the back edge of the front right here. i'll put a loop on it and you'll see it should show up here in a minute. it's not doing it. there it is. there's the last couple of hours. you can see the showers kind of moving through, and then you'll see it stop. and that's the back edge of the front. and that will stop. the rain should begin to die down tomorrow. looks like an okay day. there's more scattered showers in the forecast. so back

here with that. >> all right. we'll check in in a bit. thank you. bill. the funeral service for oakland athletics great rickey henderson is scheduled to be held in oakland this weekend. the 65 year old hall of famer, longtime oakland resident, too, died on friday. the funeral is scheduled for sunday morning at 11 a.m. at the paramount theater on broadway. that's according to a spokesperson. henderson's death prompted grief and reflection by fans who have been leaving a lot of flowers and mementos at the gates of the oakland coliseum. the funeral is expected to draw former teammates, fellow hall of famers. fans are invited to pay their respects. you can do that on monday afternoon, december the 30th, from 4 p.m. to 8:00. and that will also be at the paramount theater. [music] coming up, san francisco city hall lit up in black, red and green for kwanzaa. we're going to have more on the holiday's origins coming up. >> and the bay area kicked off hanukkah last night. tonight, the celebration continues. we'll

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the first day of kwanzaa, the annual celebration of african american culture that started in california. here is a live look at san francisco's city hall that lit up at dusk, and the colors of kwanzaa. red, green, and black. in sacramento, the california black agriculture working group gathered at the state capitol. they hosted a prayer and discussed the importance of connecting with ancestors. kwanzaa was started back in 1966 by doctor karenga, a professor of african american studies at cal state long beach. each day is dedicated to one of seven principles that are represented by a candle. attendees at the capitol say the holiday is all about cultural pride. >> so long we've had such a dark cloud over our culture. we didn't have the opportunity to

be proud of ourselves. so that's what kwanzaa is all about, is just focus on us as a people, being proud of ourselves and being able to share that with the world and the community. >> huey newton. this california grown holiday is now celebrated around the world. >> chabad san francisco hosting a lively drinks and dreidels party tonight to mark the second night of hanukkah. >> the night? [music] >> dozens of people came out to catch live music from israeli rock star barak grossberg. he shredded on the guitar for a while as guests mingled, grabbed a few drinks, some food, and played friendly games of dreidel. organizer rabbi friedman says with an increase in anti-semitism, the festival of lights is more important than it ever has been. >> that's our message here tonight. that's what we're celebrating here tonight. a message of hope, of positivity, of light. and by shining just a little light, we can dispel and push away all that darkness, all

that negativity, all that hatred. we can we can push that away simply by increasing in positivity and light. >> shabbat s.f. will be hosting more hanukkah events through january the 2nd. >> starting today, the humane society of silicon valley in milpitas is waiving all adoption fees for all of their animals. those fees have been temporarily covered thanks to a large donation while the shelter rebuilds after a fire. adoption fees are free, and that's part of the shelter's goal to clear the animals out so that renovations can be made. there are dozens of dogs and cats, including puppies and kittens, that are available right now. >> coming up, more money in politics. the data looking at lobbyists and their impact on state politics. >> plus, president elect trump names his pick for u.s. ambassador to panama. i'm grady trimble at the white house with more on that and why it comes at a pivotal time for u.s. foreign

relations. that's next. >> and violence escalating in the middle east as israel launches a new barrage of missiles. >> and still ahead tonight, it's been a season full of struggles for the 40 niners, especially for kicker jake moody. after the break, coach kyle shanahan reveals whether the team is looking for a new kicker. perhaps

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california saw its biggest increase in registered lobbyists last session since at least 2011. the secretary of state's office says there were more than 3200 lobbyists from 20 2324 session. that's roughly 10% more than the previous session. the second highest bump came after the session ending in 2020. there's now at least one lobbyist for every staff member,

compared to two staffers per lobbyist way back in 1995. >> president biden had a busy holiday week, signing 50 bills into law and confirming his 235th federal judge. >> fox news grady trimble tells us as mr. biden gets ready to leave the white house, the transition process for president elect donald trump is ramping up. >> president biden and his family arrived in saint croix thursday, his final holiday before leaving the white house next month. in the new year, biden will return to washington with just days until president elect trump is inaugurated on january 20th. already 25 days out from that day, speculation is mounting as to what the incoming president will prioritize, particularly after russia launched a christmas day strike on ukraine, putting added pressure on the incoming trump administration to put an end to the ongoing war in eastern europe. >> the big question is what is our position? what's our plan?

what's the objectives? >> for his part, trump does appear focused on overhauling u.s. foreign policies. on christmas day, the president elect narrowing in on panama, repeating threats made over the weekend that the u.s. should regain control of the panama canal. >> this complete rip off of our country will immediately stop. >> but with the start of a new year around the corner, americans appear to be heading into it, exhausted by political news. a new national poll showing a majority have felt the need to step back and take time off from their news intake. 7 in 10 democrats taking a break, as well as 6 in 10 republicans. still, with a new year comes a new congress and a busy schedule in 2025. >> i do think when congress is involved, we're going to see more policy stability for the decisions that president trump can make on his own. i think that's where we're going to see more instability and a lack of

predictability. >> on his first day in office, president elect trump is planning a flurry of executive orders and directives, but those can be subject to court challenges. at the white house, grady trimble, fox business and president elect trump, has named kevin marion cabrera as his pick for the u.s. ambassador to panama. >> cabrera, a florida county commissioner, worked for the trump campaign back in 2020. 34 year old was born in miami to parents who fled cuba. trump boasted of cabrera's qualifications on social media, writing, quote, few understand latin american politics as well as kevin. the pick comes as trump has repeatedly threatened to regain control of the 48 mile waterway in central america, a key component of the u.s. freight transportation. trump has also floated the idea of buying greenland and suggesting canada could become our 51st state. >> the social security administration is planning on several changes in 2025, which means that some people might get

more money. the cost of living adjustment or cola, will be 2.5%, meaning more than 72 million people will see their monthly social security checks go up by that amount, matching the rate of inflation for 2024. still, some say the rise in cost of living also means many seniors will need to take a hard look at their finances. >> despite the underwhelming cola adjustment, it's important that seniors focus on things that they can control. and one of those things is their budget. >> the cost of living change goes into effect every year right before the new year. this increase will work out to about $50 more per month. >> president biden condemned the russian christmas day attack against ukraine, and is now vowing to stand with ukraine until the end of his term next month. a massive russian missile and drone barrage targeting a thermal power plant. yesterday, ukrainian president zelenskyy describing the attack as inhumane. president biden said in a statement the ukrainian

people deserve to live in peace and safety, adding he directed the pentagon to continue its surge of weapon deliveries as ceasefire talks are ongoing. >> gaza's health ministry says an israeli airstrike has killed several palestinian journalists outside a hospital in the gaza strip. fox's trey yingst is in tel aviv and explains how israel also launched more airstrikes in yemen. on iran backed houthi targets, israel said the attack unintentionally came close to the director of the world health organization, who was nearby. >> smoke rises from the yemeni capital of sanaa. israel on the offensive, striking multiple houthi linked targets. >> we are determined to cut off this terrorist arm of iran's axis of evil. we will persist until we complete the job. >> this wave of strikes that reportedly included dozens of israeli jets and targeted an airport along with power plants, was in response to multiple ballistic missile attacks on israel by the iran backed group.

>> this is our fourth strike in yemen and we are not finished yet. we have just seen a tangible demonstration of what we are capable of, and we are capable of much more. >> with the war of attrition developing between israel and the houthis, the battle between israel and hamas has now reached day 447. overnight, an israeli airstrike targeted central gaza, killing five palestinian journalists that the israelis claimed had ties to islamic jihad. the strike was the latest in a series of bombings that continue to target the gaza strip, along with ground operations that have gone after the tunnel network beneath gaza. diplomatic efforts have expanded in recent days as qatari and egyptian negotiators try to bring israel and hamas together to reach a ceasefire. >> agreement. >> certainly, at the heart of the arab cause was most importantly, the palestinian cause and the catastrophic conditions in the gaza strip and the efforts made by egypt in cooperation with sisterly qatar

to quickly reach an agreement. >> there is hope here in israel that under the incoming trump administration, more pressure will be applied on hamas. that will allow the israeli hostages to come home in tel aviv. trey yingst, fox news. >> coming up at 11, a suspected dui crash in the north bay. we'll tell you what the suspect is accused of hitting before leaving the scene. [music] >> and we are tracking rain. it's raining pretty heavily in the north bay. we've got a urban and small stream flood advisory in effect overnight up there. and showers and rain for us. what happens tomorrow and for the weekend? i'll have that coming up. >> alright, bill. and we're not only seeing harsh waves on the california coast. how the u.s. coast guard rushed in to help a man and his dog up in washington atate. ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪

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in indonesia to mark 20 years since a devastating tsunami in the indian ocean. hundreds of people gathered to pray at a mosque and sirens sounded to mark. the time of the earthquake. more than 170,000 people died in indonesia alone. since then, infrastructure has been rebuilt to become more resilient and in coastal areas, early warning systems have been installed to give residents more time to seek safety. [music] in thailand, crowds gathered for a candlelight vigil. more than 8000 people were killed there, and today about 400 bodies still remain unclaimed. the massive tsunami was triggered after the 9.1 earthquake off the indonesian coast of sumatra. about 230,000 people across one dozen countries were killed. >> back here in the states, u.s. coast guard credited with saving a man and his dog after the owner struggled to steer his sailboat through some crashing waves in the northwest. stormy winds on christmas morning led the sailboat aground in

washington. deputies say they got a call about a man stuck in a boat. u.s. coast guard rescue swimmer later arrived on the scene and led that dog and his owner back to the shore safely. well, a pizzeria along the water in the east bay has shut its doors and serving familiar faces for decades now, the owner of sunshine cafe has kept this unassuming neighborhood favorite alive, also honoring its storied history. and let's take you outside. a live look coming up. our chief meteorologist, bill martin, will have the complete bay area forecast. that's jack london, isn't it? >> yes. look at those flags. you can see those flags in the. in the wind. they're moving wind. >> they're beautiful tree.

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in business. it's a favorite among locals who say that this small spot has quite a history. and as ktvu cristina rendon found out, found out the owner has a very special place in customers hearts, nestled off oak park boulevard in pleasant hill, i get a california benedict every sunday. >> sunshine cafe is filled with familiar faces and the aroma of an american diner. >> i ate breakfast here every morning. >> compared to other places, the food just comes out just right. >> we come because the food is delicious. >> it's been serving up only breakfast and lunch for decades. >> all of us are locals, and this is cheers for pleasant hill. it's our version. and everybody that's in here has probably come over a 25 to 30 year period of time. >> we come in and sit down. we don't even have to order. they just know what we want. he'll just say regular. >> so what is the regular? >> eggs over quick. crispy

bacon, crispy hash browns and english muffin. >> denise and john anderson have their own personalized coffee mugs. in fact, all the regulars do, and they're kept on the cafe's shelves. staff know exactly which mugs to grab, depending on who walks in, like the mayor. >> so they got me a little little mirror matte one. so when i come in and it's a nice, it's a good little extra touch that i love this mug. >> it's been through everything with me. and then my wife ten years ago when i first brought her here, i had her a mug. >> but perhaps the main reason people keep coming back is the man who cooks all the classic dishes for them. >> it's phenomenal to watch jesus in action. >> owner jesus diaz know how to make it just right. how do you do that? >> i guess from my experience from being here 27 years, jesus came to the u.s. from michoacan, mexico, as a teenager. >> at age 23, he became a cook here thanks to his dad, who was a longtime dishwasher and busboy. soon it was a family

affair. >> that's how my brother got the job here, and that's how i got the job here. and then that's how my sister got the job. here is ann right here. >> the restaurant was previously called ann's sunshine cafe, run by a woman named ann schofield. and she was looking for someone to eventually take over when she retired. >> she told me once the first day i started working here, she told me that she was going to give it to me. >> ann was here every single day at that at that grill, and her sister was running up and down taking orders. i watched jesus grow up doing this work. i watched his daddy in the back washing dishes, and i watched his sister manage everybody. >> ann watched it too. she saw jesus put in the work behind that bar every day, cooking for her customers. the families grew close over the years, and when jesus became a naturalized u.s. citizen in 2002 and made sure to celebrate, she threw me a party

here, which that was a surprise because i had no idea after working here, like at the end of my shift at 3:00, then all the people start coming here and yeah, it feels great. in 2014, ann followed through on her promise. jesus became the owner of sunshine cafe, and during the pandemic, he opened a mexican restaurant next door, sol y luna. as well as building this outdoor patio for even more customers to come in. >> it's our go to place now. they have takeout right next door, mexican food, and sometimes we cater stuff for special occasions. >> ann passed away in august of 2023. jesus will always remember she helped him accomplish the american dream. >> i'm very thankful for her, you know, for giving me this opportunity and giving me this opportunity to continue what she started back in 1980. and i like the support of all the community here. yeah, and i'm very thankful for all. pleasant hill and the surrounding areas. yeah, that they've been here with me for a long, long time. i'm so

proud of them. >> and the customers say he is the reason they keep coming back. >> i've never seen anybody work as hard as that young man, and for him to take over was a blessing, because there's very few places you go that you walk in and somebody says your name and says, hello. >> you know, we check in on each other's families. so it's become like a family to me here, to the years of success boil down to sunshine cafe's simple recipe. >> you're always greeted kindly, you're treated nicely, and the service is prompt. you don't have to wait a long time. >> good food, good service and good people. >> i'm 91 now and i've been coming here for, i don't know how many thousand years. >> in pleasant hill, cristina rendon, ktvu, fox two news checking in on the weather. >> we've got the urban and small stream flood advisory in the north bay, napa, marin up into santa rosa area. makes sense. they've had over half inch of rain in a short amount of time and they're still getting rain. marin county watershed has come up with over an inch of rain in a short amount of time. that urban and small stream flood

advisory will get dropped pretty shortly. and that's all about little creeks and things like that. it's not the big rivers, although russian river will come up a little bit at healdsburg, but it won't. it'll stay well below monitor. so this is just exactly what you want to see. this i would call this beneficial rain where it's not causing problems and we're getting it in the buckets. here's the back edge of the system. you can see where there's no rain, right where it's dry. and the whole thing is translating to the east. and you see in north bay there's some heavy shower activity. we can put in a rainfall rates. it's almost point, you know, 7/10 of an inch an hour. that's a lot of rain. that's a heavy, heavy downpour. so it's moving quickly though. if i put a loop on it, you'll see it pop in here. come on. here it comes. there it goes. and it's moving pretty quickly. and you'll see right here the last couple frames. it's on its way out. so by after midnight i think we're in better shape. there's the urban and small stream flood advisory. it will continue to rain kind of on and off all night and in the morning i think turns out to be kind of nice. there might be a few sprinkles. there's a lot of

moisture that still has to go through. but the strongest dynamics here they are right here, there's the back edge of it. so most of it has gone through the mountains. it will hang up. as you know, that's what they do. the storms snow level go up. the winter weather advisory will verify. and the forecast model does this after midnight puts a lot of snow up at the higher elevations of the mountains they could get. i mean, tonight they could get a foot and a half of snow, a foot of snow maybe up there. yeah. and then this system is out. not your friday morning. that's 9 a.m. and that's friday afternoon. and then you see some scattered showers north on saturday morning. right. so it's just everything's just right here. that's exactly, you know, so, so typical. just missing us and then bam you got an opportunity here on sunday morning. and then by sunday lunchtime it's gone. so these are all low grade weather systems again. north bay getting getting hit a little more aggressively obviously because of where they sit. higher latitude closer to the jet stream. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow. kind of

nice. tomorrow's gonna be a good day i love it. there's nothing better than when it rains overnight. and you wake up and you got all that rain and the sun's out. i don't know if the sun's coming out a bunch, but it's going to be nice, so enjoy it. showers should end pretty much after 1 or 2 in the morning. >> all right, bill, thank you for that. coming up next in sports, former cal bear reportedly taking over a college football program. we're going to tell you who that all pro is

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has a look at the niners troubles as they face just two more games this season. >> that's the. the great thing about kicking is, you know, you can be as talented as you know whoever and you can you can struggle. and you know, i feel like this year i've struggled in his second year in the nfl, san francisco 49ers kicker jake moody now knows what it's like to go through a slump. >> but contrary to what you might think, he's not changing anything. >> the biggest thing is to just stay consistent. not change anything. not, you know, change your mindset, your physical. you know, like the warm ups or your form or anything like that. >> he's missed seven of his 30 field goal attempts this season. every one of those misses coming on the road. but the niners drafted moody in the third round of the 2023 nfl draft, a high slot for a kicker, so the franchise has a lot invested in it. >> he's real talented. i think he's made of the right stuff just from a mental standpoint

and everything, and i think he has all the tools to be a great kicker in this league. he's still working to find that, though. >> on november 10th against the tampa bay buccaneers, moody missed three field goals in last week against the dolphins missed one, prompting head coach kyle shanahan to throw a tablet on the sideline in frustration. though on thursday, shanahan seemed optimistic about moody's future. >> i still feel the same about him that i believe is going to be our guy. i mean, everyone's got to perform and do things like that, and i think he has had a tough year. >> and he noted that it's important to remember to start the year. moody went 12 of 13 before he suffered a high ankle sprain in his kicking foot. >> i just learned a lot from it, you know, coming back from an injury, making sure that you feel ready to get back on the field, which i did. >> since he's come back, he hasn't been as consistent. obviously. but i think a lot of that probably has to do with that, just common sense wise. and hopefully he can get to this off season, heal up and find his stroke again and play at a high level that i think he will. >> moody says he's doing

everything he can to bounce back by keeping everything the same and leaning on those around him coaches, teammates. >> they're all great. you know, they have all the confidence in the world, which which helps. >> and while jake moody has been less than perfect this season, the team knows that is not the only issue you can point to. the defense, the offense, of course, special teams, and also the slew of injuries that they have suffered all season long adds to what has led to this more than disappointing season at levi's stadium. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, we'll keep that football theme going here. how about a little thursday night football? we got seattle seahawks and they kept their postseason hopes alive with a defensive six three winner over chicago bears. rick weiland sealed the game when he intercepted caleb williams second half pass. by the way, the bears have lost ten straight after opening the season at four and two. cal bear alum desean jackson could be the next former nfl star to join the college

football ranks. according to espn, jackson and delaware state are finalizing an agreement for him to become that program's next head coach. sources say jackson did an on campus interview, and this has been a dream of his to coach at a historic black college or university. following deion sanders lead. jackson was the first player in nfl history to earn pro bowl honors at two different positions. that is sports. the 11 starts now with jana katsuyama. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> it definitely will help out as far as keeping that money back in the household versus in the bank. >> when californians welcome in the new year, we will also be welcoming nearly 1000 new laws. these laws cover a wide range of issues, but one is specifically aimed at helping to save consumers money. hello again, i'm jana katsuyama. assembly bill 2017 will ensure consumers