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reflecting and remembering. >> after the 39th president jimmy carter, died today. he was 100 years old. >> jimmy carter stands as a model of what it means to live a life of meaning and purpose, a life of principle, of faith and humility. we'd all do well to try and be a little more like jimmy carter. >> president carter was known for many things as a humanitarian, peacemaker friend to many, including his wife of 77 years and of course, president from 1976 to 1980. good evening. i'm ali rasmus. >> and i'm mike mibach. the 39th president of the united states left an indelible mark on countless people, including many right here in the bay area. ktvu zac sos joins us tonight here in studio. jimmy carter, a man who touched so many lives. >> yeah. and one of the people i spoke with, robert coughlin, who has worked with carter stretch all the way back to before he was elected to the white house. coughlin, who helped spearhead a number of environmental initiatives with carter, calling him a friend and an inspiration.

>> decent. smart. honest. >> just some of the words robert coughlin says best reflect the character of the late jimmy carter. the two first meeting in 1974, working together on several environmental initiatives in california. >> i always consider it to be one of the highest honors in my life to have been part of his team. >> coughlin, who now lives in san mateo, going on to work in the carter administration as part of the environmental protection agency. >> carter added a lot, a huge amount to the national parks and the alaska wilderness area, and he was he had a great environmental legacy. he was one of the best environmental presidents we've ever had. >> in 1980, coughlin also helping put together carter's project, the global 2000 report, which warned about the consequences that world population growth, pollution and resource depletion would have on the environment if left unchecked. the pair continuing to stay close after carter left

office. >> i always thought that he was the only president that's been able to use the white house as a stepping stone to higher things. >> among the many causes carter championed. affordable housing, perhaps at the top of his list. >> jimmy carter was one of my personal heroes. >> janice jensen, head of habitat for humanity, east bay, silicon valley. >> very early in my career, 20 something, and i was in atlanta for the very first time on a business trip, and i feigned sickness so i could get over to the carter center. and he asked me, he goes, did your boss catch you? and i said, no. and he laughed and he said, good. so i'm like, i got a thumbs up from president carter for playing hooky. >> now, remembering the many times she met the former president and his wife, rosalynn, over the years, dedicating their time to the nonprofit. >> very high standards. people wanted to build on his house. everybody who volunteered wanted to be on the carter house, and we always used to caution them,

are you ready to show up early and work till late? because that's what he'll be doing. >> yeah. a man who definitely left his mark on the world in so many ways, both people i interviewed, adding that while today's news was not unexpected, carter, of course, had been open about his health issues. it's been nonetheless hard to process for so many. >> carter, just a real hero. and both of the people you interviewed, jack, had just great anecdotes and personal stories about their interactions and the other time with the former president. thanks for that report, zach. >> zach. thank you. tonight, president biden reflecting on the death of jimmy carter. he delivered remarks from the u.s. virgin islands, where he and his family are spending their final vacation before leaving the white house this evening, president biden called the late president a friend and says, no matter how successful mr. carter became, he remained humble and never stopped serving others. >> this late in his life, he served the nation in the navy. he led the state of georgia. he

became president and a beloved statesman all over the world. but to know his core, you need to know he never stopped being a sunday school teacher at that baptist church in plains, georgia, and president elect donald trump releasing a statement on truth social saying the challenges jimmy faced as president came at a pivotal time for our country, and he did everything in his power to improve the lives of all americans. >> for that, we all owe him a debt of gratitude. melania and i are thinking warmly of the carter family and their loved ones during this difficult time. we urge everyone to keep them in their hearts and prayers. >> mourners left flowers outside the carter center in atlanta tonight. the center was created by the carters in partnership with emory university, with the goals of preventing and resolving conflicts while promoting democracy, health and human rights around the world. former president jimmy carter has a long list of lifetime accomplishments, including his decades of work with habitat for humanity. as we mentioned, the

39th president helped put the organization on the map and then turned it into his passion project back in 2013. the former president was in oakland, where he helped build 12 new homes at the brookfield court development. for each house the carters helped build, the couple spent time with the new homeowners and left them a signed bible. >> i feel like we always get more out of it than we than we put into it. although we work sometimes very hard and overwork on occasion. >> former president carter and his wife have made a sizable impact on habitat for humanity. they helped b more than 4300 homes through that organization, some of them right here in the bay area. >> president carter and his wife also served on the organization's board of directors, the two receiving the presidential medal of freedom in 1999 for their never ending work. >> this couple has had such a productive and prolific post-white house life. i think they'll both be remembered more as the philanthropists and the activists and their post-white house career than they will for

some of the things that happened during their time in the white house. >> and on top of all the volunteer work, president carter also helped make furniture to raise additional funds for habitat for humanity. >> carter served only one term in the white house, but the impact of his work after his presidency generated enough peace and goodwill to last lifetimes. fox's connor hanson joins us live from new york with a look back at the life of the 39th president. connor. >> ali. reaction is pouring in from around the world and from leaders on both sides of the aisle. remembering president jimmy carter for his many years of service. president biden, speaking from the u.s. virgin islands earlier tonight, called carter a statesman, humanitarian and gentleman and said he hopes his legacy of decency will carry on with future leaders. >> i, jimmy carter, do solemnly swear. >> james earl carter was born in plains, georgia, in 1924 at a peanut farming parents. he attended the naval academy,

married his college sweetheart, rosalynn smith, and served in the navy for nearly ten years. after returning home to georgia to run the family business. carter turned to politics. elected state senator in 1962 and governor of georgia in 1970. >> i am a candidate for president. >> carter went from an unknown candidate in 1974 to the 39th president of the united states. president carter's greatest triumph came in 1978, when he brokered talks between the leaders of israel and egypt, ending years of fighting between the two countries, and in november 1979, iranian militants captured and held 52 american embassy employees hostage in tehran. the hostages weren't released until the day he left office. months after losing his reelection bid to ronald reagan, carter returned to georgia and turned his efforts to promoting peace around the world, including a trip to cuba in 2002, the first american president to visit in more than 40 years. later that year, the

former president won the nobel peace prize. carter lived a life of charity and nonprofit work. he was often seen with a hammer in hand, building homes for the poor as part of the habitat for humanity project. >> i feel like we always get more out of it than we than we put into it. although we work sometimes very hard and overwork on occasion. >> president carter remained active well into his 90s, teaching sunday school in georgia twice a month and keeping a positive attitude. >> i've had a wonderful life. i've had thousands of friends and i've had an exciting and adventurous and gratifying existence. >> at 99, the former president left hospice to be by rosalind's side for the final time, bidding his wife of nearly eight decades farewell at her funeral services. and president carter will likely lie in state in the capitol rotunda, with a state funeral planned in washington on january 9th. he will then be buried on his family plot in

plains, georgia, next to his wife, rosalynn. >> allie connor hansen in new york. thank you for that update. well, former presidents bill clinton, george w bush and barack obama. remembering jimmy carter tonight. former president barack obama said in part, quote, he believed some things were more important than reelection. things like integrity, respect and compassion. whenever i had a chance to spend time with president carter, it was clear that he didn't just profess these values, he embodied them. and in doing so, he taught all of us what it means to live a life of grace, dignity, justice, and service. end quote. in a post on x, former president bill clinton, clinton said, quote, from his commitment to civil rights as a state senator and governor of georgia, to his efforts as president to protect our natural resources in the arctic national wildlife refuge, to his post-presidential efforts supporting honest elections, advancing peace and combating disease, and promoting democracy. he worked tirelessly for a better, fairer world. end quote. and former president george w bush paid tribute to

carter's character as a world statesman, saying in part, quote, james earl carter jr was a man of deeply held convictions. he was loyal to his family, his community and his country. president carter dignified the office, and his efforts to leave behind a better world didn't end with the presidency. his work with habitat for humanity and the carter center set an example of service that will inspire americans for generations. end quote. >> as connor hansen reported jimmy carter's state funeral in washington, d.c, will be thursday, january 9th. that will also, by the way, be a national day of mourning in the u.s. the carter center says public observances will be held in atlanta as well as washington. the center also says there will be a funeral service and burial in carter's hometown of plains, georgia. we have much more coverage coming up tonight at 1030 on the life of former president jimmy carter. and don't forget, you can always download the fox local app for more on his life and legacy. [music] >> new year celebrations are just two days away, and chp has

a message for bay area drivers. i'll have the details coming up. >> and the sounds of a bell made more than 500 years ago rang out in san francisco today. the significance behind the longtime tradition and why it had to be rung exactly 108 times. >> we've got the forecast coming up. it's been kind of a wild and wooly week the last couple of weeks. things are changing around a little more stable, less rain in the forecast this week. we l look io that aft

we are two nights out from new year's eve, and while the holiday is sure to bring fun and plenty of excitement, law enforcement agencies here in the bay area do want to remind everyone to celebrate responsibly. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters is live tonight in san jose, with more on that message from chp. lamonica. >> that's right mike. new year's celebrations will get underway on tuesday across the bay area, and chp wants to remind people that they do need to be careful on that night and be precautious. >> our goal is to be out there looking for impaired drivers, removing them before they have the opportunity to hurt anyone. >> cheers. with new year celebrations just two days away. california highway patrol says it will use additional officers to maximize enforcement starting at 6 p.m. on tuesday through new year's day. according to the

national safety council, 37% of all deaths involved an alcohol impaired driver in 2022 during the holiday period. >> if you're going to be out on new year's and you're going to be partying, you're going to be intoxicated. whatever the case may be, designate a sober driver before that party starts. make sure that you have a plan in place. >> in addition to designating a driver, chp says people can schedule a ride with a rideshare company like uber or lyft. public transportation agencies, including vta, caltrain, and muni are also offering free rides starting at 8 p.m. on new year's eve until 5 a.m. on january 1st. samtrans will also offer free rides from 8 p.m. until 3 a.m. at san pedro square in san jose. these friends say they'll probably stay home, but it's good to know that people don't have to drive on new year's eve. >> i do love that they're having transportation available so people don't get duis or pulled

over or whatever. super smart. also call an uber if you don't know where public transportation is. super smart to use everything public transit available. i wish we had more options, but yeah, i think it's a really smart idea because then you don't have to worry about it. >> nsc estimates that 179 people may die in traffic accidents on u.s. roads during the 2025 new years day holiday period. sergeant barkley says people should also be vigilant while driving. >> you can absolutely utilize your phone while you're driving to call 911. if you see somebody that you think is too dangerous to be out on the road. >> now bart is offering extended service on tuesday, but they are not offering free rides. if you want more information about public transportation options on tuesday, just go to ktvu.com and click the link for this story. >> mike rideshares and public

transportation. just the best way to go. lamonica peters live tonight in san jose lamonica. thank you. the city of san francisco will once again be home to its new year's eve fireworks celebration. the show will take place right near the ferry building at midnight. multiple streets will be closed to traffic along the embarcadero to make room for the thousands of spectators. city leaders are urging people to use public transportation and to get to and from that big show. >> an end of year ritual attracted large crowds today at san francisco's asian art museum. the museum hosted its annual buddhist bell ringing ceremony to pray at the temple. bell they used today was made in rural japan back in the year 1532, nearly half a millennia ago. it's one of the rare items that the museum brings out from its archives specifically for this event. groups of volunteers were invited to come up and ring the bell, for a total of 108 times. >> the idea is there are 108

ways you were tempted away from your goals. last year. there were 108 things that kept you from your potential in the future. and so the ringing of the bell is really the saying goodbye to those attachments to the world and clearing the slate so that we're ready for a new year to begin. >> today was the 39th year the museum hosted this event for the community, and preparations to ring in 2025 are happening really all across the world. >> in london, work is underway for the much anticipated new year's day parade, organizers say singer peter andre will headline the event. hundreds of performers, including some from the united states, will also be there to entertain the crowds along a two mile route right through the city's west end. >> i'm very excited to be in the new year's day parade. this is the first time for me, so it's very it's a it's an experience. and i've been cheering for about like seven years. so i'm very grateful to come to london because i know a lot of people don't get to come here. so i'm very excited. hopefully there's good things happening during it and it's just a great

experience. >> performers from costa rica and some college cheerleaders from the u.s. were among the groups rehearsing just today. >> three, two, one. happy new year. >> whoa, look at that confetti. go! let's get some more confetti out there. >> not tonight. that was just a trial run. the real countdown to 2025. new york city happens in just about 48 hours. but today, organizers were out there testing the confetti drop ahead of tuesday night's celebration. 3,000 pounds of confetti will be released at midnight new year's eve. that confetti will include thousands of pieces of paper with wishes written right there on them. people were invited to write them at the new year's eve wishing wall there in times square. >> the last sunday of 2024 was a challenging day to drive. in this era, chains or four wheel drive was needed to get around. the weather was a mix of rain and snow throughout the day in addition to strong winds. although it didn't stop people from heading to boreal mountain. >> first run of the season.

we're about to get out there and get some runs in. check it out, see how it goes. didn't check the weather before we got here, so it looks like it's going to be one of those days. oh it's perfect. >> it's my favorite time. it's like fresh snow, heavy snow. plus it's nice because other people don't want to be out here. so this is my time to shine. >> after today's weather system clears out tonight, the start of 2025 should be clear in the tahoe area, except for the possibility of a stray shower. maybe on thursday. for more on our weather conditions there and closer to home here in the bay area, let's bring in ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin. >> yeah, it's fortunate they shot that alley at boreal ridge, because that's at the top of donner summit, where there actually was a kind of a mix of snow, rain, kind of a sleet and then turning over to snow. but at lake level and on many of the out in olympic valley and in truckee, it rained and showered a good portion of the day and the last couple of days. so it's been real wet up there. these were the highs from today. it is cooler up there. now it's

turning to ice. so if you are traveling to the mountains, of course the roads are wet and it's going to freeze. so just think about that as you travel around tomorrow. the next day it's going to get cold around here. we've got a frost advisory and a freeze advisory or warning that will go into effect. i'll show you those locations coming up because the next when you get when you hear frost advisory freeze warning stable environment. it's talking about fog too. we're going to have some valley fog in some of the inland bay valleys, especially down out in sacramento. that indicates stable environment, indicating the chances of rain. not really a thing. there are some chances, but most of most of this week should be dominated by high pressure, with clouds sneaking in over the top. here's the freeze warning. frost advisories. nothing new here. next couple of days. next couple of mornings. i think tuesday morning will be the coolest. i think wednesday morning there's a good chance for that frost advisory to continue. the freeze warning might get dropped, and then the long range model just shows things clipping to the north of us. this is right through the week. next seven days. see everything kind of missing us that didn't really there on friday. friday maybe we get a sprinkle or something. but

i'm not changing my plans right now. the forecast looks pretty stable for the week, with frost and freeze warnings and advisories and valley fog becoming more the head story in weather. >> all right, we'll see you in a bit. thank you. bill. kayakers rescued from a lake in napa county after the break. the life saving steps they took before they ran into trouble. and why deputies say it made all the difference. >> a trail of damage left behind after robbers hold up not one, but four different businesses in oakland overnight. what one cashier says the robbers told him and the items they went after. >> and later here on the 10:00 news, we will have much more on the life and legacy of the 39th president of the united states, jimmy carter, who died today at the age of 100.

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the north bay. deputies with the napa county sheriff's office were called to an overturned kayak in lake berryessa this morning. now, once on the scene, they found two young men in the water yelling for help. deputies helped pull the men out and they were fortunately already wearing their life jackets. several other agencies stepped in to treat the men for mild hypothermia. they're expected to be okay. >> antioch police say a man considered armed and dangerous has been located. 30 year old marlon wheeler is accused of shooting at his girlfriend inside a home last night, prompting a lockdown in the neighborhood. police say the girlfriend and three children were unharmed and were able to escape, but a nearby house and a vehicle were hit by bullets. investigators say wheeler was taken into custody earlier this evening after he barricaded himself inside a vehicle for a short time. officers say a firearm was also recovered. and police in daly city are still on the scene of a physical domestic disturbance that involved officers being charged at with a knife. it happened just south of the lake merced golf club on

88th street, near edgeworth avenue. this was 645 last night. police say a woman who answered the door, raised a knife and then charged at officers who were responding to the call. police say the officers retreated without using force and the woman remains inside her home. the police department called in its crisis negotiators to help bring the situation to a peaceful resolution. >> oakland police paid tribute to officer quan lay, who was killed while responding to a break-in one year ago today on social media. opd wrote officer lay was a dedicated public servant who devoted his life to protecting and serving our community. end quote. officer lay was shot and killed while responding to a burglary at a cannabis dispensary. police say he was working undercover in an unmarked car when he was struck by gunfire. three people have been charged with his murder. >> employees at a number of businesses have been cleaning up after a string of robberies across the city of oakland early this morning. oakland police say the robbers hit at least four locations all before 7:00 this

morning at a gas station on high street. a car wash on broadway and ampm on shattuck, and a shell station on fifth street all had damage. the cashier we spoke to, who asked to remain anonymous for his own safety, says a group of at least eight people broke right through the front door, while the other cashier. >> they tell him, don't do anything. they will kill you. then they came over to the atm. they want to try to break the atm with a big hammer. they tried. they tried. they didn't break it. >> the robbers were unable to get cash out of that atm. the cashier says he was robbed actually, just two weeks ago at the same location. our coverage of jimmy carter's life and legacy continues coming up here. after the break, we're going to hear from bay area residents on how they will remember the 39th president. [music] >> plus, literally working and coming here one week out of every month for 38 years, you really see where he's left his mark. >> jimmy carter left washington more than 40 years ago, but his

work didn't stop there. we'll take a look at some of what he accomplished at the carter center. >> also, a gas leak forcing thousands out of their east bay homes. how responding teams handled the emergency and prevented a worst case scenario. >> and why does brock purdy believe the 49ers will match the detroit lions intensity, regardless of playoffs? if regardless of layoffs on the ♪ ♪ ♪ get 0% apr for 60 months on 2024 gmc ev models. ♪ we are professional grade.

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coverage of the death of former u.s. president jimmy carter continues tonight. the 39th president of the united states died today at the age of 100. carter was the longest living u.s. president. he won the office in the wake of the watergate scandal in vietnam war. many bay area residents say they respected the president's character and activism after his

time in the white house. >> i think he did a solid job as president and, like i said, highly respected man, excellent as a president. >> he really showed a lot of integrity, personal integrity and honesty. and he lived his life that same way. >> tonight, president biden scheduled jimmy carter's state funeral in washington, d.c, for thursday, january 9th. that will also be a national day of mourning in the united states. >> well, after leaving the white house, the carters were beloved and revered for their humanitarian work around the world. >> they were best known for their work with habitat for humanity and establishing the nonprofit carter foundation. the latest now from our sister station, waga in atlanta. >> three of us together. >> when president jimmy carter left the white house in 1981, he immediately embarked on another kind of campaign improving the lives of people around the world. >> and he really thought bringing the skills he had for

conflict mediation, negotiation from the white house to, you know, to the world was going to be what he wanted to focus on. >> and one more. >> and then as time went on, there was this organic growth that he realized what he was seeing in human rights, what he was seeing in health care. these were issues he wanted to focus on. >> that led to the creation of the carter center, the president's atlanta based nonprofit focused on issues of global health, peace and human rights. [music] >> he was literally working and coming here one week out of every month for 38 years. you really see where he's left his mark among the carter center's many achievements, observing more than 100 elections in 39 countries in an effort to strengthen democracies. >> and these are innocent children, also, a decades long mission to eradicate guinea worm, one of six neglected tropical diseases the center actively fights. it's been a very difficult challenge for us. >> president carter told us about that work in 2017.

>> sometimes we found guinea worm in the country, and the president and the minister of health didn't even know it existed. [music] so we did that in pakistan, for instance, when he started this in the late 80s, he did not have any idea it was going to take this long. >> but at the same time, we're down to five human cases left in five countries in the world. when we started, we were 21 countries, 3.5 million cases yearly. so if we actually eradicate this neglected tropical disease, it will only be the second human disease ever eradicated and the first without vaccine. >> president carter's work through the carter center led to a nobel peace prize in 2002. here at the center's atlanta headquarters, dozens of awards lined the walls, as does artwork from the vibrant pop of andy warhol to the former president's own paintings of his parents and memories from childhood. and if this self-portrait portrays a

man of simple tastes, the ongoing work of the carter center reveals something else a deeply committed champion for mankind whose legacy lives on. >> the battle for human rights is far from over. >> president carter, really as a humanitarian, as someone who is- [music] a shrewd politician and an excellent negotiator, he's left us with a very sustainable center that will carry forward under his name for a long time. to. >> as well. leaders across the u.s. are responding to the death of jimmy carter. vice president kamala harris released a statement on president carter's death, saying in part, quote, jimmy carter's life is a testament to the power of service as a lieutenant in the united states navy, the 76th governor of georgia, the 39th president of the united states,

he reminded our nation and the world that there is strength and decency, in strength, in decency and compassion. the vice president went on to say, our world is a better place because of president carter. governor gavin newsom is paying his respects. in a statement, he said in part, quote, president carter was a man of rare character whose beliefs ran true and ran deep, whose moral compass never wavered. he saw the common humanity in all of us, building bridges between people of different faiths and factions abroad while working to meet the needs of those at home. despite daunting challenges in trying times, his bright energy and spirit never faltered. end quote. and former house speaker nancy pelosi also weighing in, saying, quote, at the heart of president carter's public service was his fervent commitment to honoring the spark of divinity within every person. as president, his work to restore integrity to the political arena during a difficult chapter in our history was a testament to his firm faith in the sanctity of the public good, which he always placed above his own. after leaving the white house, he carried on his service, leading

perhaps the most impactful post-presidency in history. end quote. >> former president carter will be buried right alongside his wife, rosalynn, at their longtime home in plains, georgia. the couple was married for 77 years, the longest presidential marriage in u.s. history. throughout his presidency, rosalynn remained her husband's biggest supporter and confidante and championed his work as well. after the white house, the couple devoted their lives to service the couple once talking about how they stay connected even when things got rocky. >> give each other space and we try to do things together. >> we also make up and give each other a kiss before we go to sleep. >> the couple's home was deemed to the national park service, i should say deeded to the national park service, and the grounds will be turned into a museum. our coverage of jimmy carter's death and his lasting legacy continue online. there you can find stories about his time in the white house to plans

for his funeral. just head off to ktvu.com. >> an early morning gas leak led to mandatory evacuations for thousands of people in the east bay. ktvu is amanda quintana shows us how neighborhoods responded to the order to flee their homes. >> thousands of people in san leandro woke up to the sound of police on loudspeakers telling them to leave their homes. this is the san leandro police department, and there is a major gas leak in the area and please get out your vehicles and leave westbound the boulevard immediately. there was a mandatory evacuation order for everyone in the green area on this map. the fire department saying there was an immediate threat to life. >> i saw what it did in san bruno. so it's serious. >> police had the same thought, remembering the pipeline explosion in 2010 that killed eight people. >> when i received a call, the first thing i thought of was san bruno. that is the worst case scenario, which is what obviously we're trying to avoid. and based on the gas leak and

the plume location of the maps, we knew that 12,500 was a moderate amount of residents that we needed to evacuate for safety precautions. >> police captain ali khan says sunday's leak was the best case scenario, and something police trained for. pg and e says the initial call for a gas smell came in around four in the morning. crews were out there by 430, but they couldn't cap the gas line until nine. >> what we've learned is it's a six inch gas line that is in the flood control panel of washington and lewelling. the positive news is because of the rain, where the gas leak is actually underwater. so it is fuming from under the water, which has helped us in the amount of evacuation we've had to do. >> pg and e did have to shut off power for a few hundred homes just to be safe. the all clear was given around 930, but the cause of the leak is still under investigation. in san leandro.

amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news coming up tonight on the 11:00 news, an area of san jose set to be cleared of homeless encampments. >> how it comes as a greater effort not to just house more people, but to help the environment as well. >> and we are tracking what is left of the cloud cover and the cold night ahead. we've got a freeze warning, a frost advisory for parts of the bay area. see you back here with the forecast. >> questions are mounting about what caused south korea's deadliest plane crash after a boeing jet skidded off the runway, killing 179 on board. i'm lucas tomlinson. with president biden's reaction fro m saint cro ,

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president yoon suk yeol. it comes as the investigate whether his short lived martial law decree on december 3rd was a rebellion. the corruption investigation office for high ranking officials says it plans to question yoon on charges of abuse of authority and orchestrating a rebellion. it's not clear whether the seoul western district court will grant the warrant, or whether yoon can be compelled to appear, appear for questioning and staying in south korea and one of the country's deadliest aviation disasters, all but two of the 181 people on board died when the boeing jet skidded right off a runway yesterday. >> fox's lucas tomlinson has the latest on the investigation, as well as reaction from president biden. >> investigators sunday began assessing the wreckage of south korea's deadliest plane crash after a jeju airliner skidded off the runway slamming into a concrete barrier, killing 179 people on board. just two crew members survived. officials investigating the crash say air

traffic controllers warned about a bird strike risk minutes before the crash. >> a lot of aviation experts are scratching their heads on this one. there is video which seems to indicate they lost their right engine. >> it just doesn't explain why the airplane is coming in so hot, and with the landing gear in the up position. >> the aircraft was a 15 year old boeing 737 jet operated by budget irish airline ryanair, before it was delivered to jeju air in 2017. in the u.s, where boeings are manufactured. the incident is stirring new questions after boeing planes have made headlines around the world in recent years. after a series of quality control incidents, most notably the mid-air blowout of a door plug on an alaskan airlines flight last january. aviation experts assessing this latest crash say it appears there was a glitch with the landing gear. >> number one, the gear is not extended. the flaps are not extended, which would indicate that there was a major hydraulic failure of some kind. they're in a statement, boeing offered

support to jeju air, adding, quote, we extend our deepest condolences to the families who lost loved ones, and our thoughts remain with the passengers and crew. >> in a statement, president biden offered condolences, saying the u.s. and south korea share deep bonds of friendship and offered to assist in any way. traveling with the president in saint croix, lucas tomlinson, fox news. >> hospital officials in israel report that prime minister benjamin netanyahu's prostate removal surgery was a success. the procedure came as the leader is managing the war in gaza, as well as his own trial in tel aviv for corruption charges. judges overseeing his trial did accept a request from his lawyer to cancel three days of testimony scheduled for this week to allow netanyahu to recover from the procedure. well, police in the east bay need your help finding a man who is missing while they are concerned for his safety. >> and when we come back, an update on the three bart police officers involved in this violent crash in oakland. what we've learned about their

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silver alert officers say 67 year old gregory manuel was last seen around 930 this morning in san leandro. he is described as five feet, 11in tall and is believed to be on foot. he was last seen wearing a maroon jacket khaki pants. if you have any information about his whereabouts, you're asked to contact chp. and we're learning new information about the people hospitalized in yesterday's multi-vehicle crash in oakland. bart says the three bart police officers who were hospitalized are now being treated for serious injuries but are expected to recover. a fourth person was hospitalized. the extent of their injuries tonight is unknown. the crash happened yesterday afternoon, right near the west oakland bart station at

seventh and mandela. it involved two bart police vehicles and a medical supply van. >> deadly storms across the u.s. this weekend killed at least three people and left a trail of destruction in their wake. fox's cb cotton shows us how communities across multiple states are cleaning up and trying to move on. >> severe storms continued marching eastward sunday. a large funnel cloud spotted over mississippi. this after multiple deadly tornadoes struck parts of the southeast saturday. deaths reported in texas, north carolina and mississippi. and conroe, texas. residents reporting extensive home damage. >> a lot of mobile homes that have been rolled or crushed. we had 15 individuals who were and they were trapped that we got them all out. no injuries. amazing. >> sunday. ongoing storms exposing more than 20 million people from the eastern gulf coast to the carolinas to. weather related risk. the busy holiday travel weekend days before new year's eve, slowed by threats of rain, snow and more

tornadoes across the country. the flight tracking website flightaware, showing nearly 800 flights within, into or out of the u.s, canceled on sunday, with more than 20,000 flights delayed. >> my sister just got delayed 17 hours, though, so there's, you know, both sides of it. we had the easy route. she the tough route in meadville, mississippi. >> worshipers gathered at what was left of their church. church members recalling the moment the building was struck saturday night as several gathered in the bathroom. >> after all this, there's one bare spot in this church, about a six foot diameter that has a clean floor. that's where she and i were laying. >> meteorologists are watching a brewing storm that could spell trouble for much of the northeast heading into new year's eve here in the big apple. times square is one of those areas expected to get soaked. in new york, cb cotton, fox news santa cruz city leaders say con artists are now trying to cash in on that partial collapse of the wharf there six days ago. >> they say people are going online soliciting donations, claiming the city needs money to

repair the extensive damage. while city leaders stress this is nothing more than a scam. 150 foot section of the wharf broke apart and crumbled, sending tons of debris into the ocean and onto the santa cruz shoreline. city leaders say it's too early to tell when the damaged wharf could reopen, after it was hit by some of the area's largest waves in years, and concerns about seagulls may have played a role in last week's wharf collapse, the bay area news group reports. environmental activists had repeatedly stalled the efforts to strengthen the wharf. instead of reinforcing the 110 year old structure to help it withstand powerful waves. environmentalists, according to the report, were more worried about protecting seagulls that make their nests in the wharf's wooden beams. >> and that was and has been sort of an un not unprecedented, but an unusual, lengthy period of large swells. so really the last month and it's dropped off a little today, the surf has. but as we go into wednesday,

thursday, friday, it comes back up and gets big again. so it's been just an impressive run. and you can see where infrastructure like wharves and things, especially in santa cruz on that large swell in that day would be compromised. this is the long range forecast. i'm going to lay this out now. and then when we get to the five day at the end, you can go, oh that's that's the same thing we saw right here. you can see what we're how i'm thinking. here's the ridge of high pressure. this is tomorrow morning. there's going to be some fog and low clouds clearing. tomorrow is a nice day. here comes tuesday, a few clouds. everything's to the north. a few more clouds on wednesday morning. and then kind of a little drive by right here. but as you see, it stays to the north. so wednesday, some clouds and then a little bit more pronounced trough here on friday. looks like there might be a chance for a sprinkle, especially in the north bay. and then back to business as usual. so the plan is next. couple of mornings cold. we got that frost advisory and freeze warning. these are the highs from today

by the way. highs tomorrow are going to be cooler by a good 2 or 3 degrees. but as we go into the next couple of days, a couple mornings we're going to see some very, very cold overnight low temperatures. we'll see that will start tonight. it probably won't end until wednesday. freeze advisories or frost freeze warning appear in purple. the light blue frost advisories. and you see frost advisory pretty much for everybody i mean, we penciled out the san francisco area, but you get the idea. it's going to be a cold morning next couple of mornings. pretty cool. kids aren't going to school tomorrow, so that's good. hopefully, hopefully you guys got this week off. that'd be awesome. very active pacific. that's why the swells come back up on wednesday and thursday. that's why clouds will move through the area the next couple of days because there's storms in our proximity, but no direct hits anticipated. those chains in the sierra, the lake tahoe area. not an issue right now, and they shouldn't be for a while, but it will be icy up there. this is tomorrow morning's fog. look at the

valley fog, right? that's pretty impressive. it will be low. visibilities to tomorrow afternoon. nice day. tuesday morning. fog is back. tuesday afternoon. a couple clouds wednesday morning and then wednesday afternoon. right. so it's just going to be one of those weeks. not a bad week at all. temperatures will be cooler tomorrow, but sunnier. starts off cold. valley fog a thing the next few mornings as well and a chance to dry out. we really haven't had that. it's been busy busy last month or so. there's five day forecast. i'll be back here at 11. >> thanks, bill. more than 60 small black owned businesses just got a boost from oakland's african american chamber of commerce. the organization gave 63 businesses $1,000 each to invest. the chamber of commerce says these micro grants are supposed to encourage growth and sustainability, or just fill any immediate needs the small business recipients might have right now. amazon. the tides foundation and supervisor nate miley helped pay for those grants. the president of the oakland african american chamber of commerce said these

entrepreneurs are essential to the city's economic and cultural fabric. >> all right. coming up. he was a star at napa high school and now nfl rookie brock bowers is rewriting the record books. we're going to have that story coming up next in sports. >> then on the 11:00 news celebrating hanukkah in san francisco. a look at tonight's event held at

49ers preparing to be a bit of a spoiler. tomorrow night. they are hosting the 13 and two detroit lions for some monday night football. the lions have the best record in the nfc and are trying to secure home field advantage in the playoffs. this will be a rematch of the nfc championship game last year, when the niners came from 17 down to beat the lions and end

the lions dream of reaching a super bowl for the first time. quarterback brock purdy says he believes his team is a group of men filled with pride and who are ready to match the lions intensity. >> more than anything, it's, you know, how can we come in and ready to battle these guys for four quarters and do what we can to obviously win and walk out and, you know, create some momentum for us, our organization moving forward and stuff. so and play for each other man. like we got nothing but real strong love in this locker room. and so to go out there and play for each other and do what it takes to win at levi's at home man. like that's that's everything for us. so that's our mindset going into it. we know that they're going to come in with, with a, you know, a heavy heart from last year and ready to go for this game. and but that's what makes this league exciting. so monday night football man. and it'll be fun. >> niners cornerback charvarius ward will not be available for this matchup. the team downgraded his status to lb when he was initially ruled as

questionable due to personal reasons. the lions, led by marin catholic's jared goff, kick off against the niners at 515 tomorrow night. >> napa native brock bowers is having a rookie season that's going down in the history books. the las vegas raiders tight end broke two nfl records today. bowers had seven catches for 77 yards, accumulated 108 receptions for a 1144 yards in 16 games, which eclipsed hall of famer mike ditka's 1961 rookie tight end mark. his numbers also broke puka nacua s 2023 mark for 105 catches by a rookie at any position. lastly, bowers surpassed darren waller's 2020 franchise mark of 107 catches in a season. he reflected on his accomplishments following their 25 to 10 win over the new orleans saints. >> it's awesome. i mean, you never know what to expect coming into coming to the next level. and i mean, it's been everything and more. i mean, it's been awesome and i'm so proud of it. so proud of the team too, for the win. i mean, it's just been

been a rough season at the start. but i mean, we're got two in a row now. >> got fans that traveled to new orleans with your high school jersey. they know your name. they've been chanting it. what has this season meant to you and have these fans pour into you, man? >> best fans in the league. i mean, you see it. they turned out here in new orleans. and i mean they're just i mean they're just awesome. all of them. >> and philadelphia the eagles hosted the dallas cowboys kenny pickett took a hard hit in the ribs from micah parsons and did not return to the game. so here comes stanford alum tanner mckee, who takes the field for the first time in his career. in the third, mckee finds aj brown for a 20 yard touchdown, mckee's first of his career, but then brown threw the ball into the crowd. brown tries to get the ball back and eagles security guard big dome secures the ball. mckee added one more passing touchdown to his stat sheet when he hit devante smith for a 25 yard strike that sealed a 41 to 7 win over the cowboys and the nfc east title for the eagles. saquon barkley also became the

ninth player in nfl history to break 2000 yards rushing, and is 101 yards away from breaking the single season rushing record that's held by eric dickerson. >> and while we are talking about former stanford stars tonight, jayden daniels connected with danville native and former cardinal zach ertz for the game winning touchdown in overtime to clinch a playoff berth for the washington commanders, who beat the falcons 30 to 24. that's it for sports. the 11:00 news starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. >> this legacy will be all the good that he accomplished after his presidency as well, when he was a diplomat and an advocate for many worthwhile causes. >> i think it's an end of an era. he did a lot for this country and we could take a lot from him as a role model, a leader and trailblazer. >> the nation remembers president jimmy carter and the legacy he leaves behind after spending more than a year in hospice. former.