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working here on a holiday weekend to be they can call a special session now at ten. >> governor gavin newsom talking oakland taking oakland leaders to task. rather, he says that the city policies aren't tough enough on crime. >> plus, with rain on the way and snow in the sierra holiday, travelers will need to watch the roads and severe storms are triggering hundreds of delays at our local airports. good evening. tonight i'm jana katsuyama. and i'm christien kafton. >> this holiday travel period is expected to be the biggest ever. and we're seeing signs that at all three bay area airports, severe storms across the country have triggered hundreds of delays for local travelers. at last check, flightaware reporting over 280 delays at sfo with five cancellations, 58 delays at oakland international and 66 delays at san jose. >> mineta ktvu zac sos has been

talking with travelers out at sfo, and he joins us live now. zach, how has it been right there after this day of delays? >> well, i just checked the big board and far fewer delays than we saw earlier today. so that certainly is some good news. but the airport still quite busy at times, the lines kind of ebbing and flowing in terms of length. so bottom line, arriving early. not a bad idea. >> at sfo friday. >> the post-christmas pre-new year's rush in full effect. >> it's coming back from a five day vacation. >> we're doing like a new year's after christmas thing with his family. >> aaron lee and family headed off to see the grandparents in nebraska on a day estimated to be one of the three busiest of the holiday week by the tsa. >> a little bit worrying because the kids, it's a lot and stuff, but it's been really easy, so it's been nice. >> but not everyone's so lucky. flightaware reporting only a handful of cancellations, but hundreds of delays over the last

24 hours at sfo, due in part to stormy weather in the south, midwest and pacific northwest. >> it's always a good practice to take a deep breath and be patient. >> john snowball headed back to nebraska after visiting the bay area for christmas, his flight spared from the delays. >> been pretty lucky. everything's been going pretty good. we're on time. >> he's among the more than 40 million travelers. tsa is expecting to screen throughout new year's, projected to be the busiest holiday travel season in u.s. history. >> the lines everybody's moving as fast as they can. >> nearby veteran travelers tony and farina. wilmer. >> very smooth, very smooth. >> we're going back to baltimore. i've been here since the 19th for my birthday and christmas. >> and celebrate they did. after a visit to the napa valley, departing with their bags slightly heavier, she took a sip bottles home. tony's wallet a bit lighter, leaving a deposit on the economy. downstairs at arrivals. zach jenkins in from canada. >> i mean, the flight was full,

but it was great. everyone was in a good mood. >> another traveler taking all the hustle and bustle in stride, michael simms, perhaps because, as he tells it, he never witnessed it at all. >> i'm thinking, well, where's the rush? you know, there must be a rush sometime. but did i miss it? am i ahead of it? >> i don't know, maybe it pays to fly out of calgary. >> for some reason, i got lucky. i don't know why it's light, but it is. it's wonderful. >> and sunday and monday are also expected to be busy days here at the airport, as people continue to return from their holidays, others jetting off for new years. jenna. >> all right. certainly we've seen big crowds there at the airport. zac sos live at sfo tonight. thank you. well, anyone planning to spend the new year's holiday in the sierra could face fantastic snow on the slopes, but uncertain road conditions. getting there and back. this is video from palisades tahoe, which got a full foot of snow from an overnight storm. the sierra central snow lab is reporting that the tahoe region is currently at nearly 150% of

the median snowfall for this time of year. a reminder, though, to check the conditions on the road before you go. caltrans officials say that they do expect to post chain requirements at various times on interstate 80 and highway 50. >> yeah, always a great idea. be sure you check before you go. i've had to do that before. i've had to put on my own chains. it is not easy. so if you're you're brave, you're be sure that you have them with you. roberta. anybody going up that way? if we're getting weather down here, if we're getting rain down here, then we're going to see rain. maybe snow up there. >> absolutely. but no matter where you're traveling throughout the state, i wanted to share this with you. look at this. this is the catalina casino on catalina island in avalon. and it's actually not a casino at all. it's a historic landmark. it was once a casino back in the 1930s. but if you're traveling within the state of california, you can get to catalina by ferry from los angeles. meanwhile, as we were

talking about a little bit earlier, we've got a lot of rain still happening in eureka at the state capitol, 62 degrees tomorrow in sacramento with rain by sunday, 47 degrees in reno with rain. and if you're heading to the greater lake tahoe area. yep. heavy rain there as well. monterey at 63 degrees. meanwhile, if you are going to southern california over the grapevine, no problems there. 64 degrees in la you have catalina just about 47 miles off shore there and 63 degrees with morning fog in san diego. okay, that tahoe forecast? yes. heavy rain tomorrow at 47 degrees, but then it transitions back into snow on sunday and it's going to be mighty cold by monday. if you have boarding or skiing plans, look at that overnight low. also on monday night, going into new year's eve, frigid temperatures in the teens. locally, we have another storm the last one of 2024. it's queued up ready to

roll. we'll track it together and tell you just how much rain to expect. that's coming up in just a couple of minutes. >> all right, roberta, we will be checking back in with you and a reminder that you can track the weather any time on the fox local app with live radar and up to the minute forecast. the fox local app is free to download on your phone and smart tv wherever you get your apps. >> governor gavin newsom was in the bay area today, and he urged the city of oakland to change its policies on police chases. at a news conference in oakland, the governor touted the chp's efforts to address crime in the city. he announced that he would be extending the agency's presence in oakland another month. the goal is to continue helping to address vehicle and retail thefts, as well as violent crime. newsom also criticized oakland's current guidelines for police officers, which he and many other advocates argue are too restrictive and encourage people to flee from law enforcement officers. >> you could be drunk. you can

run a red light. you can come close to sideswiping a school bus during the morning hours, right in front of a police officer, and the pursuit policy in oakland says, we can't we cannot pursue that suspect. >> this is the second time the governor has called for changes to that policy. he sent a letter to oakland leaders earlier this year. the oakland police commission discussed the issue in september, but ultimately decided not to make any changes. they cited the possible dangers of enabling police pursuits. we did reach out to the commission for their comment. the commission chair sent ktvu a statement that said, quote, we have seen the significant and positive impacts that have resulted in oakland's police department coordination with chp and understand that there is still significant work to be done in regards to opd's pursuit policy and practices. we give our commitment to respond to the call for action and to do our

part to work with city leadership, to make oakland a safer place to work, live and visit. by implementing smart policy and best practices to deter reckless behavior in our city streets. >> new at ten, a man has been arrested for allegedly stealing a car in san francisco and then shooting at deputies with the sacramento sheriff's office, who pursued him. officials say it all happened at around 11 p.m. last night in rancho cordova. a deputy spotted a vehicle linked to a carjacking in san francisco. when they tried to pull that vehicle over, deputies say the driver, 34 year old anthony hurtado, took off, firing multiple shots as he sped away. no one was hit. hurtado then allegedly led deputies on a short chase, officials say, before surrendering peacefully. >> we went from one extreme to the absolute other. he went from literally shooting at deputies, trying to kill them and is again being charged with attempted murder to pulling over, stopping, surrendering and following all commands. >> hurtado is now in custody at the sacramento county jail. san

francisco police are expected to pursue charges for the carjacking tonight. >> many in the bay area are mourning the death of civil rights leader reverend jeff moore. the second he served as president of the san jose silicon valley naacp. friends and family say the cause of moore's death has not yet been determined. the naacp says for decades, jeff had been the voice of people in santa clara county and beyond. moore is survived by his wife and two children. >> we do have some breaking news that a lot of people have been following. there is a winner in tonight's mega millions drawing. after three months without a grand prize winner. a winning ticket worth $1.22 billion was sold for tonight's drawing here in california. the winning numbers were three, seven, 37, 49, 55 with the number six as the mega ball number. we are working to confirm exactly where that winning ticket was sold. we will continue to update this

story as we get more information into our newsroom. >> still to come, giving the gift of a new family with a bay area woman says about what inspired her to become a surrogate mother. >> also ahead, uncertainty clouding the future of santa cruz wharf after this week's collapse. why city officials say it may not be rebuilt. >> to say we're simply going to put it back is, i think, much more

is preparing for the possibility of more rain this weekend, and that could be trouble for the already saturated north bay. ktvu is joey jorda is live in schellville in sonoma county, where multiple road closures are in effect. how are things looking up there? joey? >> well, christian, right now, highways one, 21 and 12 are back open in both directions after being shut down earlier today because of flooding here. and those who respond to the impact of the weather are expecting to see more obstacles this weekend. caltrans is preparing for more rain to soak the north bay after up to three inches fell over parts of sonoma county friday, according to the national weather service. steady runoff,

forcing several road closures west of 101. >> we had constant for days, and so that's just slowly accumulating. >> california highway patrol stopping multiple drivers from ignoring road closures due to flooding and schellville shutting down highways 12 and 121 in both directions. caltrans is on standby for more rain over already saturated soil. >> we get a lot of runoff, and so a creek like sonoma creek, which is a pretty mild creek except for in the winter, can turn into a torrent and jump its banks and close the road. >> while more rain would be beneficial, it's keeping maintenance crews on their toes, using plow trucks to push water out of the way, while chp reminds drivers to take it easy. >> reminding drivers this wet, rainy season to slow down, make sure you leave a good safety

cushion between you and traffic ahead of you. drive safely. >> tree trimmers are getting ready to cut up what mother nature knocks down. >> all fingers crossed the weather man is wrong. but we're ready to go. >> tree masters founder tad jacobs explains. trees that struggled through the recent drought have a weaker core and gain canopy and weight in the last couple of wet years, making them vulnerable. >> we're real concerned over this weekend with the amount of rain that we got coming in and some potential wind that we could really have a lot of trees toppling over. >> as a reminder of how dangerous excessive rainfall can be. late november, flooding in guerneville turned deadly along the russian river. so remember, if you see flood waters in a roadway, you can't tell how deep it is. so turn around, don't drown. and before you hit the road for the latest road conditions, you can call 511 christian. yeah. >> good advice joe. just just wondering what you're seeing right now. we saw a lot of those pools of water on the roads in

your story there, but not a lot of rain coming down that you were able to catch. wondering what current conditions are like up there right now, how things are looking, how things are feeling, how the roads are looking. >> sure. in the last few minutes, some very light rain has fallen on the spot we're at here in schellville. the water on the roadways that we have seen. we're happy to report, has receded for the most part. although you heard that car go by right now, getting a little bit of a puddle under it that it went over. but for the most part, it's clear out here to travel through. >> all right, joey. rapidly evolving conditions. thanks for staying on top of it. for us. >> for the first time, we are seeing the moment when massive waves slammed into santa cruz harbor earlier this week. you can see the waves actually moving through rows of boats, rocking some of them off their berth before the waves splashed ashore. already, the damage from those swells is estimated to be in the tens of millions of dollars. that same high surf is

also responsible for collapsing part of the santa cruz wharf on monday. the iconic pier is now closed indefinitely and as ktvu is, jesse gary reports, city officials say the wharf may never be the same. >> friday sees a picture perfect beach day in santa cruz. sun, surf and clear skies over a restless pacific 64 degrees right now is perfect. >> it would be lovely to be out in the water. >> in a cruel twist, the beach is closed and officials say the water off limits despite risk takers and rule breakers. the problem is more a trifecta needing to be managed on the damaged mile long wharf. >> cleaning up, stabilizing and figuring out how we can get this open. >> the whole front just fell off monday. >> officials say historic swells collapsed. a 150 foot section of the wharf into the water. >> i flip around just in time to see the splash of something going in at the end of the stick. >> three city workers checking replacement work on 70 pilings

also went in and had to be rescued by santa cruz lifeguards. officials say the victims minor injuries have healed, but there's major economic hurt to the 20 boardwalk businesses, which employ 400 people. >> our employees are having a hard time. yeah, that's you know, we're like family. >> after a while, officials say upwards of 2 million people visit the wharf each year, but now can't. >> we're really sad because every week we would go to the diner on the pier and the city looking at ways to offset losses that pile up with each passing day. >> it depends how big your restaurant is there, you know, 3 or $4000 a day. if you add it all up, working toward a reopening plan as we move forward as the weekend approaches. >> officials eyeing cleanup of a ten mile debris field from cowell's beach to manresa state beach, and considering if it makes sense to rebuild the wharf as it was. >> every coastal community in the world has some version of

this conversation going on. >> also part of the conversation. why wasn't the large crane and other heavy equipment removed before the storm hit? officials say there's an investigation on the state level and the local level into that. beaches here will reopen on saturday, but the wharf will remain closed indefinitely. in santa cruz, jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> tonight, we are also hearing from the lifeguards who jumped into action to save those who fell into the water when that wharf collapsed. >> it was pretty surreal. it was like this island floating just off the end, just before that collapse happened, lieutenant sam hoffman and isaiah mullen, both lifeguards with the santa cruz fire department, were patrolling the water on jet skis near cowell beach when they heard an ominous creaking and cracking noise. >> i looked out myself, and lieutenant hoffman could see the wharf collapsing into the ocean.

we started to head that way. i got my fins on just in case there was somebody in the water. >> fortunately, everyone did make it to shore safely. more high surf is expected throughout the weekend all along the northern california coastline. >> ten adults and four children were displaced by an apartment complex fire early this morning in san jose. all eight units in one building are uninhabitable. the fire department released photos that shows close up views of the damage. the first emergency call came a little after 5:00 this morning about the complex on gemelli way. two apartment units were in flames when crews first arrived on the scene. >> quote. anytime when someone loses their property and their homes with a fire, we're always reminded that thankfully, everybody got out alive. and that's what's important. but definitely for our firefighters, when they are working through buildings and pushing over christmas trees to fight fire and in search of victims. >> fortunately, no one was injured, and firefighters say they're still investigating what

caused the fire. the red cross is now providing assistance to those who were displaced. >> beginning january 1st, a number of new laws will be going into effect here in california. sb 1100 makes it illegal for a job posting to require applicants to have a valid driver's license. the new law aims to address discrimination against those who don't have one. another law will eliminate the locked door loophole, which requires prosecutors to prove car doors were locked when a burglary took place. also in 2025, drivers will not be allowed to park within 20ft of the approach of any marked or unmarked crosswalk. >> a lingering leadership crisis in south korea. still ahead tonight. why the country's parliament has voted to impeach its acting president. >> and up next, an unprecedented warning about a mutation in the bird flu virus. a new concern tonight as the virus ontinues

he has discovered a bird flu mutation in a louisiana patient who was hospitalized. dozens of milder cases have been recorded this year, most of them in california. the louisiana patient was hospitalized after coming into contact with sick and dead birds on that patient's property. a genetic analysis suggests the virus virus mutated inside the patient. the cdc says the mutation may increase the strain's ability to infect humans. there is no evidence right now that the patient passed the illness to anyone else. though there have been 37 confirmed cases in california this month. governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergency over the virus. >> california worries me because of all the spread in cattle in california. that's absolutely unprecedented, and that's why we have a level of alert here. >> health officials say right now the risk to the public remains low. but they do warn that people who drink raw milk

could be at a higher risk of catching bird flu from an infected animal. >> president elect donald trump is urging the supreme court to press pause on a federal law banning tiktok. after initially supporting a ban, trump is now arguing he should have the opportunity to find a political resolution before tiktok is forced to sell or be banned in the united states. as of now, tiktok's chinese parent company bytedance must divest its interests in january by january 19th in order to stay active in the u.s, the supreme court is set to hear oral arguments on whether the law violates the first amendment in two weeks. and two canadian ministers met with members of president elect trump's circle at mar a lago today. the talks were described as a continuation of the discussions canadian prime minister justin trudeau had with trump a few weeks ago to address issues including fentanyl trafficking, immigration and trade. trump has threatened to impose a 25% tariff on canadian

goods if canada does not stem what the president elect calls a flow of drugs and illegal immigration into the u.s. economists say those tariffs would be devastating for the canadian economy. >> south korean lawmakers have impeached a second leader tonight. fox's stephanie bennett reports the parliament took action against the acting president just days after suspending the elected president's powers. >> south korea's leadership crisis hitting another flashpoint with chaotic scenes inside the country's opposition controlled national assembly, where lawmakers voted to impeach acting president han duck soo with a vote of 192 to 0. lawmakers from former president yoon and han's people power party crowded around the speaker's chair in protest and boycotted the vote. han was prime minister before taking over for president yoon, who was impeached by parliament following his failed attempt to impose martial law earlier this month, causing protests and clashes with police. the plan to

impeach han was announced thursday night after he refused to immediately appoint three justices to fill vacancies at the constitutional court ahead of its ruling on yoon's impeachment. >> why didn't he appoint the constitutional court justices and why did he drag this out? they should get this going so they can stabilize the situation. >> by law, the finance minister will become the next interim president. today, he ordered the military to step up vigilance, raising the possibility that north korea could take advantage of the current political turmoil through readiness. >> posture should be maintained for north korea's provocation, propaganda and agitation. >> the impeachment could also impact the three way alliance between the u.s, japan and south korea, who had been fortifying their relationships to confront china and north korea. for now, south korea's constitutional court has 180 days to either reinstate or remove mr. yoon. if he is removed. they have 60 days

to hold a presidential election. in london, stephanie bennett, fox news. >> still to come, a bay area woman inspired to take on a challenge like no other and become a surrogate mother. >> from the very beginning, i like, mentally prepared myself. like i'm like, this isn't my baby. it's somebody else. it's going to be somebody else's baby because i didn't know i was going to work with them. >> next, at 1030, what she says drove her to undergo this journey. and why? she says she may do it again. plus, the san francisco 49ers are still playing for something important in their final two games of the season. we'll hear from the players later on on the gmc sports weekend. >> and christian, we will have that 49ers forecast, plus one more. one more storm for 2024. let's track it together. that's coming up with your bay area forecast after thi fa

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is celebrating the holidays with an incredible gift. they just welcomed their first child. >> that baby was born at kaiser santa clara, and it all happened thanks to a south bay woman who gave them that precious gift of life by signing up to be their surrogate. >> she is now sharing her experience with ktvu claudine wong, and explains why she says she wanted to go through with such a long commitment. >> liana ortega says she wasn't sure what to expect when she began a two year journey that began late one night when she was scrolling on her phone. >> i was scrolling on tiktok super late at night, and i seen this girl talking about her experience with surrogacy. she actually went through the company that i went through with surrogacy first. and so she was talking about it. she i think she was like eight months

pregnant and she was just telling her experience. >> the post convinced ortega to get online and fill out an application. >> i don't really know if it was really her story. i think it was more so me just wanting to have like some type of purpose or something. >> ortega is a single mother of two and describes her pregnancies as fairly easy, and she's pretty sure she's done having kids. so she says surrogacy was an opportunity to give another family a baby of their own. couples who may be struggling with infertility, which is a journey jeffrey hu and his wife know well. >> we went to four different countries, and eventually we were able to have our children through surrogacy. so i always called them like million dollar babies because literally it took us half a decade. and, you know, dozen, half dozen rounds of ivf before we were able to pursue surrogacy, to start a family. >> today, this is his family thanks to surrogacy. it is a journey that prompted them to create the company known as surrogate first. he says since

2018, they've had an estimated 300 live births. and while finding surrogates is a challenge, the journey can be more fulfilling than some realize. >> so for us in most agencies, there's probably a 3 to 5% qualification rate at the end of the day of someone that becomes a surrogate. she's had four surrogacies, three of them with the same family. they're based in china. they've brought her entire family over for a one month trip, stayed at their house. >> it took a few weeks for ortega to be approved. but then the process began. and while the company will ask many questions to find a match on issues like termination, covid vaccination and how a surrogate feels about international or same sex couples. for ortega, the process of picking the family she would work with was fairly simple. >> to be honest, i only got sent one family. once i got sent that one family, i was like, yeah, i'll do it for them. >> the process after that involves hormone shots and the implantation of the couple's embryo. but the first attempt took and once again, she says

the pregnancy was fairly easy. but there was one very important difference. >> i feel like from the very beginning, i like, mentally prepared myself. like, i'm like, this isn't my baby, it's somebody else. it's going to be somebody else's baby because i didn't know i was going to work with them. so i just knew that, like, it was never my baby. >> she says her kids knew she was doing it to help people, and she got support from her family. but as her belly grew, people started asking questions. >> i'm like telling them like, oh, like i'm a surrogate, i'm going to have a baby. and then everybody's concern is, well, aren't you going to feel like attached? you're giving away a baby. >> she says she told the baby often that it was loved but never got attached. and as far as compensation, she prefers to keep that information private. but who says on average, in addition to medical expenses that are covered, there is a base compensation for surrogates that is paid over the entire pregnancy. >> so for base compensation, i think the average is probably about 50 to 55,000. but that can also go all the way up to 80 to

100,000, depending on the intended parent, what state you're in and you know, are you a repeat surrogate, etc. i would like to break one of the stereotypes, which is the number one reason by far, that the surrogates pursue surrogacy is to help another family in need. >> ortega says that is what motivated her, and she describes the moment that the baby she carried entered the world and met their parents. she says even in that moment, she knew she was delivering a baby that belonged to someone else. >> the parents are just sitting there and they're like, okay, so like, what's going on? i'm like, you guys should probably stand up. like, we're about to have the baby right now. they're like, oh, okay. you could tell they were going to like get emotional. but then they were like smiling like, oh my goodness, my child was just born. i feel like it's kind of like a full circle moment. it's kind of just like fulfilling for me. >> and as we sat with her just three days after giving birth, she was recovering in record time and already pondering the possibility of giving that same gift again. >> why would i do it again? i

don't know, i just, i just, i don't know, i just think that it was it's very fulfilling internally for me, a gift of family. >> she has just given one couple just in time for the holidays in san jose. claudine wong, ktvu, fox two news. >> the rain has tapered off for now. our live weather camera looking out towards san francisco. it is mostly cloudy. you see a little bit of haze in the foreground there, but we could see the tip top of the salesforce tower, which stands 1000ft tall. we can even see the tip top of the bay bridge at 525ft, which gives you a great indication the visibility is great at this hour, not obscured at all. rainfall early this morning. boy, it was in earnest anywhere from about 7/10 of an inch of rain in san francisco to nearly two full inches in ben lomond. in the santa cruz mountains. check out oakland. over 8/10 of an inch of rain in just a 24 hour period.

currently, with the deck of clouds, our temperatures well, we did have 60s across the board, 66 in san rafael and also in san jose. and now we've tumbled down into the 50s. a mild evening in progress here and overnight. not that cold. it will be pretty seasonal. high surf advisory still in place all the way through sunday morning at 4 a.m. i've been checking the buoys currently, anywhere between about 13 and 15ft will excel to about 20 tomorrow. occasionally, maybe a set at 22ft. bottom line is a lot of visitors in town stay away from the seashore. this is the next area of low pressure. it's queued up. it's ready to roll into the pacific northwest. and just check out how far that plume of moisture stretches out into the pacific ocean. many refer to this as an atmospheric river, a lot of subtropical moisture associated with it. let's track it together. here's our futurecast. 10:00 tonight. mostly cloudy skies upstream.

mendocino county, lake county already with plentiful rain showers. it slips in the back door. santa rosa by tomorrow morning, 5 a.m. and then bam! pretty much stops there. do not cancel your tee times for golfing tomorrow around the bay area because you will be mostly cloudy. no rain during the afternoon. but wait, it's not over. this is the front associated with that area of low pressure. it slices out of the north bay past the golden gate bridge by sunup on sunday morning, and then out of the south bay by 2:00 in the afternoon, and we will see some sunshine, potentially some rainbows as well. with this next incoming system, these numbers will continue to change, but about a quarter of an inch of rain in redwood city and over a half an inch in san rafael tonight, overnight with the bank of cloudiness, 40s and 50s. tomorrow's temperatures very similar to today. a little bit on the muggy side. here's your extended forecast. once the system passes cooler air filters in, look at these overnight low

temperatures. it's going to be mighty cool for new year's eve at nighttime. gang. >> all right. good to know. thanks so much, roberta. well, coming up next at ten, a legal blow for starbucks. we'll tell you what a court said when the coffee giant. what the coffee giant did when two baristas wanted to organize a union. >> and coming up on the 11:00 news, a bay area family in agony as their loved ones are scammed out of more than a half million dollars. >> there's a very special place in #### for people like this. there really are. i mean, these are these are really sma , jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... -fashionable? i was gonna say-

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a federal court largely rejected an appeal from starbucks today after the company was accused of

unfair labor practices. >> the u.s. circuit court said starbucks lacked legal standing to fire two philadelphia baristas in 2020 because they wanted to unionize. starbucks filed an appeal after a national labor relations board finding came to the same conclusion. however, the court did rule that the nlrb exceeded its authority by ordering starbucks to pay the baristas foreseeable expenses stemming from their firings. many starbucks workers have accused the company of unfair practices this month, which starbucks denies. all of this comes amidst an ongoing strike at more than 300 stores. >> it has been an up and down season for 49ers kicker jake moody. we will talk about what's in store for him com g up n t

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♪ get 0% apr for 60 months on 2024 gmc ev models. ♪ we are professional grade. gmc. it's not going to be an easy task whatsoever. >> even though we are out of it with the playoffs and everything else, there's an integrity to the game. there's an integrity to your team that if you are able, you need to be out there on that field. >> yeah, that's the scenario for the 49ers second to last game for the 2024 season. they're not going anywhere, but they are playing the lions