farmers and ranchers predict egg prices will keep going up because of short supplies. wholesale egg prices jumped almost 55% in november as more states, a that includes california, feel the impact of the bird flu. >> well, look at new body camera video from sfpd. we're breaking down what it shows from a scene where police shot and killed a man. san francisco sees more traffic deaths than homicides for the first time in recent history. what safety experts say the new, troubling report reveals about the city's safety efforts. and the clock is ticking down to 2025, at least here in the u.s. from fireworks over the water to festive parties and sips, there is no shortage of ways to celebrate. details on the new year celebrations ready to light up the night sky from ktvu. [music] >> fox two news. this is

mornings on two. >> all right, check it out. we are looking at how the new year is celebrated across the world. this is in tokyo, near celebrations around the globe. already underway, of course. live. look at tokyo, japan, as they rang in 2025. that's that big bell ringing right there to. >> i always love seeing that. isn't it great hearing that? >> yeah. it's awesome. >> happy new year, japan. >> it's like the one they had at the buddhist temple in san francisco. indeed. yeah. all right. welcome to mornings on two. it is 7:00. i'm andre senior. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. it's tuesday, december 31st. new year's eve. happy new year's eve to you and to you. roberto gonzalez. >> i just think that's so awesome. it is actually midnight in tokyo right now, right? it's 17 hour difference. 41 degrees cloud cover there. a little mix of sun and clouds and rain for the first day of 2025, in tokyo, japan. hi, everybody. our celebration will have some partly cloudy conditions.

temperatures not as cold as it has been overnight. at midnight into the mid and high 40s. now that's our live weather camera. official set up at 725. not a cloud in the sky. thus, with the cooler air mass in place, temperatures have dipped down to 30 in lafayette to 34 degrees in pittsburgh. frost advisory and freeze warning in effect until 10:00 this morning for another three hours. currently we are in the 30s. we've surged into the low 40s across the santa clara valley. and later today, with a few clouds, temperatures 55 to 60. full forecast in a matter of minutes. but right now, sal castaneda, nobody else. i'd rather spend the last day of the year with than you. >> why thank you, roberta. same here. you know, right now we're not talking about a lot of traffic, because a lot of people do have the seemingly have the day off, or perhaps working from home. but there's not a big commute right now. certainly people are out there and there's not a big commute going into san

francisco. this is pretty typical for this time of year. around the holidays, you can see 880 looks pretty good. just a reminder that tonight's a big party night and chp will be working overtime with more officers on patrol. 702 let's get back to the headlines. okay, sal. >> thank you. well, on this new year's eve, we're ready to celebrate with some celebrations starting as early as 9:00 this morning. ktvu is james torres is at thrive city in san francisco, where a big kwanzaa event is planned later this morning. tell us about it, james. >> and that's just to kick things off. dave. good morning to you. we are just a few hours away from 2025. we are just outside thrive city this morning, which is just outside chase center. the warriors had a game here last night, but the organizers of what we will see later this morning have spent hours well into the night setting up everything that we see out here. we see the holiday tree, several trees out, a stage out out here this morning, all getting prepared for what's

going to happen here at thrive city. the party here starts early. this is part of chase center's winter wonderland series. that's when they had ice rinks out here. earlier in the month, there was a christmas celebration, hanukkah celebrations. and then this morning, starting at 9 a.m, they'll have a party celebrating kwanzaa. we know we're in the middle of kwanzaa right now. that started just after christmas goes on for about a week. they'll have a little something for everyone out here live music, dancing, cultural performances. they say the restaurants around thrive city are expected to be open. and organizers say if that, you have to register to be guaranteed a spot to get in. then at noon, they're planning a new year's eve. a ball will drop as it would at midnight in new york, but it will be noon in san francisco. getting you a kick start to your last day of 2024 before heading into the new year. all of that happening at thrive city this morning just outside chase center, starting at 9:00. reporting live. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, james thank you.

time. 704. well, tonight the chp will be busy. they'll be everywhere looking for drunk drivers. now, the maximum enforcement period starts at 6:00 tonight. it will continue until midnight wednesday night. the chp advises everybody have a designated driver or take a rideshare or get on public transit. if you're going out to celebrate on this new year's eve. and starting tonight at 8 p.m, san francisco muni will offer free rides for new year's eve until 5 a.m. all muni lines and routes operating at those hours will offer free rides. the other bay area transit agency is offering free rides include ac transit, sam trans and the vta. now on bart, the rides will not be free, but bart will extend its service with the last trains leaving downtown san francisco around 2 a.m. now, if you want to stay home for new year's.

well, of course ktvu has you covered. we'll be streaming san francisco's fireworks show live on the fox local app at midnight. you can enjoy the show without having to be out in the cold. just download the free fox local app for your smartphone, for your smart tv, and then select ktvu. watch out guys! >> everyone out of the way! >> well, new video this morning shows a scary situation in san jose. the moment that a man drove his car through a crowd at san jose's christmas in the park. this happened on sunday. police say they tried to pull over driver for a code violation, but he sped away and drove the wrong way, then cut through the christmas in the park event. no one hurt here in san jose. police say they tracked down the driver and arrested him yesterday. six minutes after seven. now the city of san francisco is reporting more traffic fatalities and homicides this year. for the first time in recent history, the city recorded 41 traffic deaths

during the past 12 months. that's the highest figure since 2007. at the same time, there were 34 homicides in the city since the beginning of this year. that's the lowest number of killings since 1960. walk safe and other pedestrian safety groups say the rise in traffic fatalities is a sign the city has failed to make its streets safer, despite recent efforts. >> our time now 707. we're learning more about a deadly police shooting in san francisco earlier this month. it happened outside of a dior store on december 19th. a police officer shot and killed 50 year old peter hodge at the end of what they say was a violent day for hodge. earlier in the day, police say hodge was in a car that hit two women and a cyclist. police later identified and they approached hodge, who worked as a security guard at the dior store on grand street. police say hodge reached into his waistband and pulled out a gun. >> mr. hodge quickly took a shooting stance with his feet shoulder width apart, two hands

on the handgun slightly bent forward while pointing at the officers in the street. officers number one, three and four, and sergeants one, two and three discharged their firearms at mr. hodge, who then fell to the ground. >> hodge later died at a hospital. the police have said the two women, who were hit by a car driven by hodge. they were taken to the hospital for non-life threatening injuries. they have not been able to find the bicyclist who was hit. >> your time now is 708. another disappointing loss for the 49ers. san francisco dropped their monday night primetime matchup against the detroit lions, 40 to 34. the niners surge to start the game leading 2113 at the half. but three key missed kicks from jake moody and some timely interceptions helped the lions mount a comeback in the second half. that game marked the lions first road win against the niners since get this 1975 with one more game left. niners fans ready to just turn the page to the next

season. >> disappointing. but you know everyone's going to have their off years. we got mountains and valleys. so i'm confident next year we'll be back stronger than ever. >> quarterback brock purdy will have an mri today. he left monday night's game late in the fourth quarter with an elbow injury after a sack. coach kyle shanahan says early tests indicate a nerve issue. the niners will play their final game of the season next sunday against the arizona cardinals. on clara purdy will play in that game. >> bring this guy down. >> time now is 708 and we do not see a commute today. that's typical. certainly people are out there, but it's not a typical morning commute. i think a lot of people do have time off around the new year's holiday. you can see the bay bridge is absolutely light. this evening we are going to have increased chp and police patrols locally. so just make sure that you have your situation all figured out before you hit the party circuit, if you know what i mean. 709 let's go back to the

desk. >> all right. sal, thanks. new generation is about to make its debut. [music] how gen beta could impact the world, and how their future will be shaped by technology. >> and big changes are coming to california's home insurance in the new year. the new policies that could change how much you pay and where you're 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- "popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!" can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and see “wicked,” in theaters now.

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the top stories we're following for you. new year's eve celebrations around the world are already underway. these videos are from australia and new zealand, where parties rung in the new year earlier this morning. we're still hours away from the start of those parties here in the bay area. if you're going out tonight, leave your car at home, have a designated driver, or use a rideshare or public transit. oakland city leaders have released results of a surveillance camera program aimed at stopping illegal dumping. a city report found these cameras caught 457 incidents of illegal dumping in 2023, but the city only issued 59 citations, and out of $1.3 million in fines, assessed, only $110,000 have been paid. the public works director says the city is now exploring other ideas to deal with this illegal dumping problem. the man at the center of a kidnaping case in vallejo that made national headlines is back in court. matthew mueller is currently serving 40 years in federal prison for the 2015 kidnaping of denise huskins, in what came to be known as the gone girl case. well, now mueller is facing new

charges related to two assaults that date back 15 years. he's accused of assaulting two women back in 2009 during home invasions in mountain view and another in palo alto. >> all right. our time is 713 california trying again to reduce the state's insurance crisis in the new year. state insurance commissioner ricardo lara worked out an agreement with the major insurance companies operating in california. it would let them charge higher premiums to homeowners to help protect the insurance industry from very expensive wildfire claims. the same agreement requires those insurance companies to write more policies in the parts of california prone to disastrous wildfires. the goal is to keep those companies from leaving california by letting them raise their prices. >> it is almost a quarter after seven now. pga bills went up several times this year, but customers should stabilize in 2025. the bay area news group reports that for electricity and natural gas, typical residents residential customers will pay

about $295 per month. that's $1 more than typical customers paid in january of this year. it's a small increase, considering bills rose nearly 30% between january of 2023 and january of this year. customers should also see fewer costs, as they won't have to pay for wildfire prevention. pga also received low cost financing and is moving from san francisco to more inexpensive office space in oakland. >> all right. your time is 715. a disaster fund has been activated by the santa cruz county community foundation. it's for business owners and for workers affected by last week's wharf collapse. the money raised will go to help business owners and employees who depend on that wharf to make a living, as well as the immigrants who are not eligible for unemployment and the low income residents of harbor boats that may have been damaged. the donations will be given as grants through local nonprofit partners. that wharf collapse, the cleanup. it goes on. the 150 foot section broke

off the wharf last monday when it was battered by 30 foot tall waves. the waves also crashed through the santa cruz harbor, with damage estimated at $20 million or more. the coast guard auxiliary is helping the harbor patrol assess the damage and clean up that area. >> estimates are probably exceeds the 2011 tsunami. the docks are badly damaged. infrastructure is damaged. there are a number of boats that are still on the bottom. some are wedged up under other boats and under the docks. >> now, city leaders in santa cruz say it's too early to know when that damage will be completely cleared or how soon the damaged wharf could possibly reopen. >> well, the san francisco area taking steps to expand access to public ev charging stations. three ev charging providers are beginning the permit process their urban ev. the other is it's electric and another is volt post. the companies are expected to install charging

stations into both triangle and dogpatch, those neighborhoods with the possibility of expanding to other neighborhoods as well. the city says curbside chargers are essential since many residents lack off street parking. >> our time now 716, with muni reminding its riders that starting tomorrow, fares will change for clipper card and muni mobile users. the single ride fare on busses and streetcars will go up by a 1:45 dollars $0.75. the fare for senior citizens and people with disabilities that goes up a dime to $1.35. a one day pass will cost $5.50. the monthly passes, they'll go up between 3 and $6. it all depends on the type of pass you have. cash fares for a single ride will stay at $3. these increase, we're told, are designed to offset the rising operating costs. >> hard to talk about public transit and getting around in your personal vehicle here. sal

castaneda at 717 this morning. >> hey, sal, andre and dave, i remember i think i was a very young man when i went out in san francisco, and i think the year, i don't know, i was in my 20s. yeah. and muni was free. i was like, woo! >> over new years, aren't they? >> yeah, it was free. some new years night, i went out with the friends and we got on muni. we and we got on for free. i don't remember what year that was. you don't want to know either. it was a long time ago. let's go to the bay bridge and i'll show you. the traffic is. it's backed up. not at all. because this is not a commute time. you know that a lot of people have time off during this time of year. what you should know, and i'm going to tell you, is that you know who doesn't have time off? chp officers don't. they have a lot of people working tonight. also local police. just make sure you have a plan tonight, if you know what i mean. 718. here's a person who always has a plan. it's roberta gonzalez. >> i do have an escape plan. always. sal. it's in my back

pocket here. hi, everybody. good morning to you. i've been watching the new york weather because the ball will be dropping at midnight and it will be raining right now. clear skies at 50 degrees. it is cold in chicago. it's 18 degrees in denver, it's 52. in los angeles, 34 in blue canyon. we whipped through that quickly, didn't we? but if you're heading to the high sierra, sunny and cool today at 40 degrees, and we will have rain showers by friday. meanwhile, take a look at this. just a little stratus in the form of a finger of fog that's worked in to the san francisco area, but that's about it. otherwise. official sun up at 725. it will set tonight at 501, and we do have a frost advisory and a freeze warning in effect until 10:00 this morning. coldest temperatures so far this morning have been in the east bay, not the north bay, where we typically endure the coldest temperatures. right now it's 35 degrees apiece in santa rosa and in livermore, as well as in

walnut creek. but i've seen moraga, lafayette, and orinda all dipped down between 30 and 32 degrees this morning, 41 degrees right now, willow glen 36 and palo alto. okay, we're squished between these two little systems here. this is the one that will toss some high, thin clouds into the forecast. but the bottom line is we will see these clouds increase throughout the day. it will be mostly cloudy by 7:00 tonight, but no fears. a bit of a break towards midnight and that will allow great visibility for tonight's fireworks at the embarcadero with temperatures in the 40s. now, right now we are forecasting temperatures 55 to 60, and tonight will bottom out in the 30s and 40s. not quite as cold as it was. but again, if you're heading on out to the fireworks for tonight, dress and layers have a great time. partly cloudy in the 40s, gentlemen. >> all right, roberta, thanks. new year means additional costs for drivers. how much you'll have to pay? crossing most

bridges across the bay area starting at midnight. >> also, president elect donald trump made a big endorsement just days before congress takes another vote on their leadership. how trump's decision will put the squeeze on other re bl

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against journalists. e jean carroll trump was found liable for abusing carell in a department store dressing room back in the mid 1990s, as well as making defamatory statements about her. two years ago, the jury awarded e! jean carroll $5 million in damages in a separate civil trial. a different jury ordered trump to pay her $83 million in damages. trump's appeal of that verdict is still pending. >> 724 right now, a major endorsement from president elect donald trump days ahead of a big vote on capitol hill. on friday, congress must select a new house speaker before they can take up any other order of business, and that includes certifying the electoral college results for the presidential election. president elect donald trump formally threw his support behind current speaker mike johnson. that move makes it more difficult for other republicans to vote against him. but some conservatives remain frustrated with johnson's role in the government funding deal that

collapsed days before christmas. >> i haven't publicly or privately committed yet. i do want to speak with the speaker just to see what his plans are, because there are some issues that i think need to be worked out, specifically dealing with the budget issues. >> the republican party only has a one vote majority in the house, and at least one republican lawmaker, kentucky's thomas massie or massie, is still refusing to commit to vot4 new state laws affecting education take effect tomorrow. the laws include one that protects the privacy of lgbtq plus students and specifically for transgender students. it prohibits school boards from requiring their staff to notify parents if they believe a student is transgender. another law requires teaching the history of native americans and desegregation accurately. it also bans discrimination based on hairstyles. and one other law requires 15% of the money earned by child content creators to be

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and that this nightmare is over. >> a convicted kidnaper and rapist in the north bay, now

facing new charges in the south bay. we'll tell you how investigators connected him to two cases dating back 15 years. and starting tomorrow, driving across most bay area bridges. it's going to cost you another dollar, but the toll hikes will keep going up in the coming years. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. i'm andre senior. >> it is tuesday december 31st. happy new year's eve to you. yeah we're almost there right now. and a lot of people are going to have to bundle up when they head out. freddy gonzalez, she's in for steve this morning with a look at your forecast. >> yes. steve is sleeping in. well deserved plenty. a little bit of golf later today. lucky guy. right. hi everybody. you know, we've seen beautiful views welcoming in the new year from new zealand and sydney and new york as well as tokyo. this morning i'm wondering if those cities are now taking a glimpse of another one of america's finest cities. in fact, one of

the finest cities in the world. san francisco official sunrise was at 725. and look at that. not a cloud in the sky this morning, but it is mighty cold. so far. we've dipped down to 30 degrees in lafayette. moraga. orinda is now at 33 degrees. no ridge has checked in at 34. mill valley at 33, pittsburg 34. and look at petaluma and napa, all in the 30s. it's mighty cold. 37 degrees in novato, 38 now in fremont, 44 degrees around belmont and burlingame. we have that frost advisory and freeze clouds racing across the10:00 horizon. we'll call it partly sunny, a real pretty day, 55 to 60 degrees. we'll walk you through the hourly forecast up until midnight when we welcome in the new year. but right now let's welcome in sal castaneda in the house. how you doing? >> well, i'm okay, roberta, and i think the traffic is okay. we've been looking around. we don't see a lot of things going on. this is 880. this is the bay

bridge. we've been looking at the eastshore freeway. almost everywhere you look, you have good traffic. remember it being new year's eve tonight? you should designate a plan if you're going to go out and just know that chp is doing maximum enforcement. 731 let's go back to the headlines. >> all right, sal, and starting tomorrow, the tolls on bay area bridges will go up, except for the golden gate bridge. we'll take a live look at the bay bridge. it's sitting out there behaving itself nicely. the tolls for the bay bridge and the bay area. six other state owned bridges will go to $8. that $1 increase will help pay for bridge maintenance projects. and there could be even higher bridge tolls in the bay area down the road, with more proposed toll hikes that could start in 2026. >> many bay area transit agencies are providing free rides tonight to help prevent people who drive drunk after ringing in the new year. muni, ac transit, caltrain, sam tran

and vta won't be charging fares tonight. most of these free rides will be offered until early tomorrow morning. bart is providing expanded service for its rides on new year's eve, but rides will not be free. the last bart train to leave the bay area or the east bay will leave downtown san francisco around 2 a.m. if you want to get from san francisco celebrations back to the east bay on this new year's eve, we're ready to celebrate with some celebrations starting as early as 9:00 this morning. ktvu james torres is at thrive city in san francisco, where the event is planned for later this morning. good morning to you, james. >> good morning to you. thrive city, just outside of the golden state warriors chase center arena. that's where we can expect some of the first parties of the day. celebrations really is probably the better word to get started a little later this morning. of course, we know 2025 only just a few hours away, and all of that is going to be part of chase center's winter wonderland series. earlier in the month, they had ice rinks. on select days, they had christmas celebrations, hanukkah

celebrations, and this morning starting at 9:00. so a little more, a little less than 90 minutes from now, they'll have a party celebrating kwanzaa. they'll have a little something for everyone there live music, cultural performances, dancing, restaurants around thrive city expected to be open. organizers say you do have to register online to be guaranteed a spot to get in. and then at noon, they're planning a new year's eve. they'll have a ball drop. there would look a lot like what a midnight in new york would look like. but it will be noon in san francisco instead. all of that happening at thrive city, just outside of chase center, starting at 9:00 this morning. we're live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, james, thank you. time. 734 for you parents who don't want your kids to stay up until midnight today, there are several new year events planned. three. two. >> one. [applause] >> now in oakland, the chabot space and science center will ring in the new year with

balloon drops at noon at three and at four celebrating midnight all around the world. the event started back in the year 2000 to allow kids who couldn't make it to midnight to celebrate the new year in the north bay. the schulz museum is hosting a charlie brown screening, along with a craft session to celebrate new year's. it's happening from 10:00 this morning until four this afternoon. kids can make a balloon snoopy and show off their best snoopy dance. i know you can do it. by the way, it's free for members of the museum. >> the deadline to get a real id is coming up in the new year. if you want to be able to fly with one, the deadline is may 7th. the real id will be needed to board a domestic flight unless you have a passport. the covid 19 pandemic and its aftermath pushed back the deadline multiple times. you might remember to get a real id, you will need to prove your age, identity, social security number, and your address to. >> all right. our time is 735.

matthew mueller, who made national headlines in a kidnaping case in vallejo, is now back in a bay area courtroom. and he's facing charges in two assault cases dating back 15 years. now, mueller is already serving 40 years in federal prison for the 2015 kidnaping of denise huskins in vallejo. the case made headlines when vallejo police accused huskins and her boyfriend of making up the story. mueller was arrested months later for a home invasion in dublin, and evidence from that case linked him to the vallejo kidnaping and assault. well, now mueller is accused of sexually assaulting two women in 2009 during home invasions a month apart in mountain view and in palo alto. authorities say dna test matched mueller to skin cells from a velcro strap used on the victim in palo alto. prosecutors say the circumstances of the crimes were very similar to the kidnaping in

vallejo. >> both of these cases, the defendant broke into a woman's home, tied them up, bound them, made them drink things to make them intoxicated, and did this for the purpose of raping them. >> the district attorney also praised the work of seaside police chief nick borges, who started writing to mueller in prison. authorities say mueller admitted to being involved in the cases in mountain view and palo alto. >> it is 737 with cold weather settled over the bay area. there are efforts to care for those who are homeless during the low temperatures. warming centers are opening around santa clara county and local churches are giving shoes, jackets, pants and shirts to people in san jose homeless encampments. advocates say those clothing items are key to surviving cold winter nights outdoors. >> they are giving people who are living outdoors information to try to help them stay safe. some people who do remain outdoors. we try to emphasize

them the importance of staying dry. >> advocates say many unhoused people are battling psychological and mental health issues that can stop them from going to warming centers. two warming centers are now open overnight every night in san jose, now into late april. they are also winter shelters in san mateo and redwood city. we have more information on our website. >> our time is 737. hey, sal. i know you're not laying back, but it looks like drivers are taking it easy on you this morning. >> they are. and i think that for the rest of the week, they will. dave and andre, it's not much of a commute time, but it will be, you know, a party time for people celebrating. just make sure that you have your plan in order not to drink and drive. chp is working overtime right now though. if you're driving, let's say you do have to go somewhere. there are people out there for sure, but it's not really crowded on the typical commute routes. not crowded, for example, at the bay bridge. i don't think we're going to have a backup at the

bay bridge until middle of january. maybe, i don't know, maybe a little earlier than that. but even next week, i don't know if we're going to have big backups. we'll see. maybe people are going to be up and atom next week, but certainly not this week. you can see traffic on the bay area bridges. looks good. 738 let's talk about the weather. it's been kind of cold. here's roberta. >> you don't think there will be a backup tonight with people trying to head to watch the fireworks? >> you know, in years past, it's been not as bad as i thought it would be. of course i wouldn't know. i stay home. >> i'm right there with you. because you know why you stay home, sal? because you're the party. >> yes. yes, you. >> hi, everybody. you know, i was doing some calculations back in the weather department, trying to figure out just how much rain has fallen this year. we've seen over 25in of rain in santa rosa. ten inches san francisco. but didn't it feel like some days all this happened at i'm telling you, we'll take it. wow, look at this. hands together. our live weather

camera looking out towards tahoe keys. look at how beautiful glorious that is. only thing is, we're expecting rain there on friday. meanwhile, we have a frost and freeze advisory and warning, respectively, in effect until 10:00 here in the bay area. coldest temperatures have actually been east of the bay. this morning. we dipped down to 30 degrees in lafayette and also in orinda. there was like a pocket of cold air mass over the moraga area as well. 35 now in the tri valley, 35 degrees in santa rosa. see these two separate systems here. they're not laden with a lot of precipitation. in fact, it's this one right here that promises to bring us some high clouds throughout the day today. in fact, what i'd like to do is walk you through the hourly forecast by high noon. we call it partly cloudy across the north bay. mostly cloudy by 7:00 tonight, but no fears. by midnight. we'll call it partly cloudy. no interference with that deck of cloudiness for your

fireworks viewing. but please dress in layers. it will be mighty chilly into the 40s across the board, but not as cold as it was last night, overnight and into this morning. meanwhile, it's back it up a bit. you will enjoy temperatures today 55 to 60 degrees and enjoy your last day of 2024. >> roberta. thank you. health concerns, fallout about raw milk and bird flu. the fda is now testing a new food th ould

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43. some of the stories we're following for you today. san francisco police released new information about a deadly officer involved shooting earlier this month. police say just hours before the shooting on december 19th, peter hodge drove a car that hit two pedestrians and a cyclist. when police later approached him that night, they say he pulled out a gun. then the police opened fire, shot him and he died at the hospital. >> well, new year's eve celebrations around the world are already underway. these videos are from japan, australia and new zealand, where partiers rung in the new year earlier this morning. if you're going out tonight, leave your car at home, have a designated driver, or use a rideshare or public

trt. >> all right, andre, the 49ers lost on monday night football, 40 to 34 to the detroit lions. three missed kicks from jake moody and some timely turnovers from brock purdy that helped the lions make a comeback in the second half. brock purdy, by the way, was hurt. he suffered an elbow injury late in the game. he'll have tests today to figure out the extent of the damage. the 49ers will play their final game of the season next sunday against the arizona cardinals. >> the fda is now collecting and testing aged cheese made from raw cow's milk. the tests are due to concerns the cheese might be contaminated with bird flu. public health experts say drinking raw milk increases the risk of the virus, which generally remains very low. however, governor newsom recently declared that bird flu state of emergency after 34 cases were reported in california. new numbers show the shortage of eggs nationwide. u.s. agriculture department says egg production dropped by 4% in

november compared to a year ago. the number of egg laying hens also dropped by 3% last month. farmers and ranchers predict egg prices will keep going up due to short supplies. wholesale egg prices jumped nearly 55% in november. more states, including california, are feeling the impact of the bird flu. >> well, here's the day. today's opening bell. this is what started the trading day on wall street. trading day. as many americans are thinking about getting in shape for 2025. a group from planet fitness was there ringing the bell for the opening bell. the new york stock exchange and nasdaq will hold regular full day trading sessions on this new year's eve. but the bond markets will close at 11 a.m. our time. the markets will be closed tomorrow. you know, a lot of people are going into this brand new year with one resolution in mind paying off debt. the federal reserve shows the number of americans who are defaulting on credit cards jumped 50% this year. it

says that many people took on that debt during the back half of the year. a lot of people don't have the money to pay back what they owe. one third of americans have no money in their savings accounts, and car insurance prices have been going up, which, you know, and a lot of people are afraid of seeing even higher prices. the owner of one collision center that we talked to says a lot of people are coming in there asking to pay out of pocket instead of going through their insurance company just because they don't want to pay the higher rates. the experts say there are several reasons for the higher costs. >> rise in auto insurance has been driven by a number of factors, including rising accident frequency and severity. we've seen a significant increase after the pandemic. there have also been more fatalities and injuries, leading to increased attorney involvement and claims. >> now, the insurance information institute says the increase in price has also been driven by increases in the cost of repair cars because of supply

chain problems, higher labor costs and more technology being used in the vehicles, making them harder and more expensive to repair. >> well, disney is offering free dining this summer as a way to try and increase attendance. starting thursday, anyone who books a vacation package for select days from june to august will get free food. this free dining package is only good at disney world, not disneyland here in california. disney world is dealing with increased competition in orlando, with universal studios opening up a new theme park this summer. >> that's a big deal. >> yes it is. >> it's a big deal. yeah. hey, sal has been relatively light on our roads on this new year's eve morning. you kind of like that. >> i do. i think that if you have to go to work, it's kind of nice because the traffic is light. you probably get to the office. there's probably no one there. it's nice and quiet. this is kind of a flex. if you can pull it off and then take time off some other time of the year.

right. all right. well let's go out and take a look at the roads. you can see a lot of green on the roads. you can see that traffic looks good. and looking at the toll plaza of the bay bridge, that traffic is good. remember, if you're going into san francisco tonight, it could be pretty crowded around the embarcadero to see the fireworks. but the most important thing is to know that chp increases enforcement, and so do local police agencies on a night like this. so just be smart and plan ahead. 748 what about the weather for those fireworks? roberta. >> hey, it's going to be okay. you know, we are going to be experiencing some partly cloudy conditions during the day, then mostly cloudy by later this evening. i'll share that with you. but how about this, my gift to you for the last day of 2024. live weather camera. it's looking out towards tahoe keys, compliments of dana stone and our tiktok department. thank you very much. that is just glorious. look at all the snow laden mountains. but we do have

rain by friday right now. current air temperature 16 degrees on the south shore 21. truckee 34 degrees in blue canyon. the forecast does call for pretty nice conditions up until thursday, when the weather gets warmer and the rain arrives on friday, we have a frost advisory freeze warning in effect until 10:00 this morning for a couple more hours. still, the coldest temperatures so far this morning have been in the east bay, where currently it's 34 degrees in walnut creek, but some reporting stations in some neighborhoods have been reporting 30 to 33 degrees. it is now 38 degrees in milpitas and 40 degrees around sunnyvale, 42 degrees around belmont. so a couple of different systems here. this one right here is shearing off some cloud deck into the bay area. watch the shield of clouds move into the north bay by high noon and then crossing the entire area. 7:00 tonight you're going to go, oh, we got fireworks. we're not going to be able to see them,

but the clouds move out in an easterly fashion, leaving us with a partly cloudy night. you will be able to see those fireworks. all right. more on tonight's forecast. we do call for the partly cloudy conditions with temperatures into the 40s across the board around the central bay and into the city of san francisco, where the beautiful, beautiful fireworks display will take place. you know, usually i'm really concerned with fog, and that's not the problem. temperatures today 55 to 60 degrees. yesterday it was 62 in san jose. so for comparison purposes you can bank on a couple of degrees cooler. 58 in morgan hill and in gilroy. good morning to you in concord at 56. same in san francisco and around half moon bay tonight, bottoming out in the 30s and 40s not as cold as last night due to the deck of cloudiness. here's your extended forecast for the first few days of 2025. first chance of rain showers will occur on friday. it will be minimal as far as precipitation totals are

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comcast business. ymca in san francisco to celebrate kwanzaa. the week long celebration honors african american culture and begins the day after christmas, with each day highlighting a virtue. the community celebrated the virtue that focuses on purpose. >> last night it's really important to us is that we create spaces in our community to uplift our our culture in every way we can. so tonight you might see food, dancing, drumming, songs, hugs, love all the good things about our culture will be celebrated here on tonight. >> the celebration is held every year, organized by the bayview hunters point ymca and the rafiki coalition. we are now in

the final countdown to the 2025 rose parade in southern california, and that parade provides a big boost to the city of pasadena. hundreds of thousands of people, including tourists from all over the world, are expected to attend tomorrow's tournament of roses parade festivities and football game two. pasadena mayor says the event has brought in millions to the city's economy every year, going all the way back to the first rose parade way back in 1890, and the parade started. >> it started as an economic development tool. you know, pasadena is a small city, but it's a small city that manages to demand a world stage begins at 8:00 tomorrow morning. >> a new report is finding alarming amounts of plastic chemicals in the meat and fish. the research group plastic list tested over 300 bay area foods and chemicals that can pose health risks. they tested foods from colleges, coffee from major chains and the meat and fish sold at grocery stores. and researchers found that a chain called boba guys one single

black boba tea with tapioca pearls, has more bpa than is considered safe to eat for an entire year. it also found hot food kept in takeout containers could contain more plastic chemicals to pga. bills went up several times this year, but customers should stabilize in 2025. the bay area news group reports that for electricity and natural gas, typical residential customers will pay about $295 per month. that's $1 more than typical customers paid in january of this year. it's a small increase, considering bills rose nearly 30% between january of 2023 and january of 2025. customers should also see fewer costs, as they won't have to pay for wildfire prevention. pga also received low cost financing and is moving from san francisco to more inexpensive office space in oakland. the santa cruz county community foundation is activating its disaster fund for businesses and workers impacted by last week's wharf collapse. money raised will go to help merchants and

employees who rely on the wharf to make a living, as well as immigrants who are not eligible for unemployment and low income residents of harbor boats that may have been damaged. donations will be given as grants through local nonprofit partners. oakland is sending 2024 and ending 2024 with its lowest numbers in crime in five years. and city leaders attribute the drop in crime to the ceasefire crime prevention program. >> good morning. >> police chief floyd mitchell says as of december 1st, oakland has seen a 34% decrease in homicide, a 33% drop in shootings and a 25% decline in robberies compared to last year. ceasefire workers reached out to more than 200 individuals considered at high risk of committing violent crimes this year. the police chief said it's part of the city's overall crime strategy. >> we do have a property crime issue within the city of oakland, and we're working hard to address that specific issue as well. we are targeting those who are stealing cars and causing thousands of dollars of damage.

>> chief mitchell said that while city hall is looking at cuts to public safety to make up for a massive budget deficit, the ceasefire program will not be affected by any budget cuts. 758 now, city leaders in oakland say the program that is using surveillance cameras to try and stop illegal dumping is having mixed results. in 2022, the city installed license plate readers in east oakland and other areas where there was rampant dumping. a city report found those cameras caught 457 incidents of illegal dumping from april of that year to april of 2023, but the city only issued 59 citations, and out of $1.3 million in fines assessed for illegal dumping, only $110,000 has been paid. >> it certainly did cool off some dumping and some locations while it was ineffective and others from a volume perspective, we probably do have a bigger challenge than many cities. >> the public works director for the city is now exploring other ideas to deal with this illegal dumping program, and they include redesigning oakland streets to make it harder to

dump, increasing fines, and doing a better job of collecting those penalties. [music] well, san francisco police shot and killed a man who worked at a security guard as a security guard at a high fashion store at union square. officers explain the reason they had no choice but to open fire and ringing in the new year. we'll run down some of tonight's events in the bay area, welcoming 2025 from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> all right. this new year's celebration around the world, we've got the coverage happening right now, and we are just seconds 10s away from midnight in parts of the world here. this is in china and hong kong. these are live pictures of the fireworks going off. listen to the countdown. there it is. here it is. live pictures from hong kong bringing in the new year. we're seeing it from all over the world. we saw australia, new zealand, just some of the countries we've seen so far,

japan as well. and now we're looking at hong kong. just a few hours from now it's going to be our turn to. so welcome back to mornings on two. >> i'm andre senior and good morning i'm dave clark. let's get your new year's eve forecast from roberta gonzalez. she's right here. she knows what is going to be like. >> they have clouds there and 71 degrees. we'll have partly cloudy and temperatures in the mid and high 40s for our big celebration later tonight. but we are ending 2024 with clear skies. we will notice some of those high thin clouds in the background and the foreground there increased during the day today, becoming mostly cloudy by 7:00 tonight and partly cloudy by the end of the evening. right now we do have that frost advisory and freeze warning in effect, the coldest locations this morning have been in the east bay. lafayette dropped down to 30 this morning. so did moraga. orinda 33, petaluma 34, and same in pittsburg. meanwhile, the current air

temperatures are still settling into the 30s and 40s across the board. check out palo alto. mighty cold at 39 degrees. there are areas of black ice. that's the ice. because of the frost and the freeze that has formed on top of the puddles from our recent rain. temperatures today with the partly cloudy skies into the 50s across the board, except for the santa clara valley at 60 degrees, we'll have the full forecast that's coming up in just a matter of minutes from right now. but, sal castaneda, are you going to really stay up all the way till midnight tonight? >> you know, i don't know, sometimes i do the east coast one. yeah. you know, it really depends on what i feel like, right. it felt. how is sal feeling at the moment? you know, see how my wife feels. that's usually the way it goes. let's go out and take a look at the commute. now at the bay bridge, you will see that traffic is backed up all the way out to the macarthur maze. metering lights are on. ha ha. did i fool you?

because that's not happening. i just wanted to see if you were listening to what i said. there is no slow traffic and probably won't be until next year about a week in. so enjoy it. but don't go too fast. 802 let's go back to the desk. >> all right. sal. thank you. well, on this new year's eve, we're ready to celebrate. and some celebrations will start in less than an hour from now at 9 a.m. ktvu james torres is in san francisco at thrive city, where a special kwanzaa event will take place. good morning james. >> dave, good morning to you. there was a golden state warriors game here last night. a lot of people walking out of there, probably with some pretty unhappy faces. that's all going to change early this morning. there's a big holiday tree. set up a stage, set up all of that to ring in some new celebrations happening today. and as you mentioned, getting started in less than an hour from now. it's part of chase center's winter wonderland series. earlier this month, they had a big ice rink.

on some days they had a christmas celebration, they had hanukkah celebrations, and later this morning they'll have a party celebrating kwanzaa. of course, we are in the middle of that. that started just the day after christmas, though. a little something for everyone there. live music, dancing, and restaurants around thrive city are expected to be open. organizers say that you do need to register for the event to guarantee a spot in. and then at noon, organizers are planning a new year's eve. they'll have a big ball drop. it will look a lot like it should at midnight in new york, but it will be noon in san francisco. it's all happening right here at thrive city, which is just outside chase center this morning, starting in a little less than an hour. reporting live this morning, i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, james thank you. time now 804. it's quiet outside now, but tonight the partiers will be out celebrating the beginning of the new year. the final preparations are in place for new year's eve parties all over the bay area. several boats will

be sailing tonight, taking diners across san francisco bay. restaurants and bars are stocked up. they're adding some festive cocktails to the menu with plenty of new year's themed party favors. >> a traditional new year's eve trinkets, the noisemakers, the poppers, the hats, us and the staff. we have to have fun with it. >> yeah, and the grand finale will be this. the fireworks show lighting up the sky over the bay. the show takes place near san francisco's ferry building. several streets along the embarcadero. there will be closed to traffic, making room for the thousands of people expected to be there to watch the fireworks. >> chp will be swarming the highways tonight looking for drunk drivers. the maximum enforcement period begins at 6:00 tonight and lasts until midnight wednesday night. chp urging people to have a designated driver take a rideshare or hop on public transit if they're going out to celebrate this new year's eve. waymo will be out and running in san francisco this new year's

eve, and the company says it has plans in place to deal with people who may be too inebriated and fall asleep in the back of their driverless cars. the chronicle reports waymo vehicles first realized something is wrong if no one opens the doors when it gets to its destination, then waymo employees who can see the live cameras in the car can look to see if someone has fallen asleep. waymo says an employee will try to wake up riders and then call 911 if they don't respond, but that reportedly hasn't happened yet. >> all right, our time is 805. around the world, millions of people have already celebrated the beginning of the new year. [music] and this is what it was like in australia. about a million people gathered at sydney harbor there. the celebration was made up of 12 minutes of those beautiful fireworks over the bridge overlooking the harbor, the famous sydney opera house, and a lot more. the entire

presentation included more than nine tons of fireworks. midnight in sydney is 19 hours ahead of california time, so this was happening at 5:00 this morning. our time and we were watching. [applause] [music] new zealand was celebrating two. they welcomed the new year with a lot of fireworks. the spectators watched this this fireworks show over the auckland sky tower and harbor bridge. new zealand is one of the first nations to ring in the new year every year. the west coast of the united states is always one of the last to celebrate. >> 2025 a major endorsement from president elect donald trump, days ahead of a big vote on capitol hill on friday, congress must select a new house speaker before they can take up other orders of business, including certifying the electoral college vote for the presidential election results. president elect donald trump formally threw his support behind current

speaker mike johnson, making it more difficult for other republicans to vote against him. but some conservatives remain frustrated with johnson's role in the government funding deal that collapsed days before christmas and publicly or privately committed. >> yet i do want to speak with the speaker just to see what his plans are, because there are some issues that i think need to be worked out, specifically dealing with the budget issues. >> the republican party has a one vote majority in the house right now, and at least one republican lawmaker, kentucky's thomas massie, is still refusing to commit to vote for johnson. >> our time is now. 808 new details from san francisco about a deadly police shooting that happened outside the dior store earlier this month. on december 19th, a police officer shot and killed 50 year old peter hodge at the end of what they say was a violent day for hodge. earlier in that day, police say hodge drove a car that hit two women and a cyclist. police later identified and they approached

hodge, who worked as a security guard at the dior store on grand street. police say hodge reached into his waistband and pulled out a gun. >> mr. hodge quickly took a shooting stance with his feet shoulder width apart, two hands on the handgun slightly bent forward while pointing at the officers in the street. officers number one, three and four, and sergeants one, two and three discharged their firearms at mr. hodge, who then fell to the ground. >> police say dodge hodge died at the hospital. the police also said the two women who were hit by the car, they were taken to a hospital for non-life threatening injuries. so far, the police have not been able to locate the cyclist who was hit. >> well, the city of san francisco is reporting more fatalities and homicides in 2024. for the first time in recent history, the city recorded 41 traffic deaths during the past 12 months, the highest figure since 2007. at the same time, there were 34 homicides in san francisco since the beginning of this year. that's the lowest number of

killings since 1960. wtxf and other pedestrian safety groups say the rise in traffic fatalities is a sign the city has failed to make its streets safer, despite recent efforts. >> time now is 809 and we do not have a commute that is typical at all. and you can look at the bay bridge and find out. i just want to let you know that people are on the road. it's not nearly as empty everywhere as this, but i just want to let you know that this evening and actually throughout the whole weekend, chp does have extra enforcement on the roads. if you plan to celebrate, just make sure you designate a driver at 810. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal. another disappointing loss for the 49ers the san francisco giants 49ers dropped their monday night game, their prime time matchup against the detroit lions, 40 to 34. the niners surge to start the game leading 2113 at the half, but three key misses, missed kicks by jake moody and some timely interceptions helped the lions mount a comeback in the second half. that game marked the lions

first road win against the niners since 1975. with one more game left. niners fans are ready to turn the page to the next season. >> disappointing, but you know everyone's going to have their off years. we've got mountains and valleys, so i'm confident next year we'll be back stronger than ever. >> quarterback brock purdy will have an mri today. he left monday night's game late in the fourth quarter with an elbow injury after a sack. coach kyle shanahan says early tests indicated a nerve issue. the niners will play their final game of the season next sunday against the arizona cardinals. it's unclear if purdy will play in that game, and despite the disappointing season, niners fans are continuing to show their support for the team and the players. the faithful have really rallied behind cornerback charvarius ward, who lost his one year old daughter earlier in the season. ward's daughter died in october after suffering heart complications. one fan started a fundraiser to show support for the ward family. ward's daughter was born with down syndrome, so niners fan jessica williams

decided to sell $15 customized pins and donate all the proceeds to the national down syndrome society about the year 2000, december 21st. >> i had lost a baby girl myself, so i know what it's like to have to bury your own child. i hate the fact that other parents have to do the same. when i heard about charvarius wards daughter, it just hit too close to home. >> so far, williams has raised $3,000. the pins are still for sale. >> our time now is 811 right now. elon musk, according to forbes magazine, is worth $430 billion. the world's richest man is speaking out about america's tax system. [music] >> save money. eat better. be happy. many of us use this time of year to set resolutions for the new year. up next, we're going to chat with the happiness and goals expert on not only setting goals, but keeping them in the new year.

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of us set resolutions, goals and 2025 for things we want to get done. it could be something small and simple, or for something, a life changing issue. so joining us now is caroline miller to talk more about setting up and importantly keeping these goals. caroline, thank you so much for joining us. >> oh, thanks for having me. what a great day to talk about this. >> yes. so let's let's start with it now. where do you suggest people start here? i know a story that we read earlier says don't make your goals too lofty, but what would you recommend to people? >> well, i think everybody should have at least one very hard goal. the world rewards people who do hard things, who go outside of their comfort zone. that is the only way you build self-confidence, self-esteem. you can't chant your way to it. and so we've gotten away from doing hard things. and i'm a big believer in the cultivation of grit. so yes, you should have some goals that are a little bit easier to reach, but they should all be leveraged towards doing something really meaningful and hard that's truly going outside of our comfort zone, taking

risks so that we can live our best possible life, do the things we won't regret attempting. that's where we really become our best selves. that's where we find out what we're made of. so this year, let's go towards what's what's hard. and i also want to say be curious. we're in a very powerful time right now, very similar to the period right after the bubonic plague in the middle ages. in the middle ages, which is when the renaissance appeared. and we have to learn new ways of doing things, just like what we saw happening in history in an identical time period. >> so when folks said, hey, i want to travel more, i want to be happy, what do you tell them to do and where to start? >> well, okay, so i got i got a degree 20 years ago, one of the first 32 people in the world in the science of happiness at the university of pennsylvania. and so what we know is that you don't get happy after you achieve your goals. what we do first is we achieve our wellbeing. we up our flourishing by expressing gratitude, having

altruistic behavior, exercise, journaling, the practice of altruism. there's so many ways we up our well-being because what we now know, and it's not as well known as it ought to be. happiness precedes success. so it isn't about shooting for the moon and thinking, oh, i'm going to be happy when i get that job, that car. i take that vacation building up to those things, doing the work involved in getting there. that's where the joy comes from. but you want to up your well-being because happiness precedes success, not vice versa. we should all tattoo that on our arms. happiness precedes success. >> i completely agree with that because you look to other things for happiness, but then you get it and you're still not happy yet because you haven't done the work inside to make it, to make it happen. so we start with that part of it first in the way you would do things. where do you go from there? >> well, i think it's incredibly important to take a look at who's around you. we know from positive psychology, the most common phrase associated with happiness is other people matter. and so it's the quality

of the people around you that can make or break your goal accomplishment. too often we are surrounded by people we think ought to be happy for us, and sometimes our own family members are not going to give us that kind of curiosity and enthusiasm that builds the energy and zest that we need to pursue our goals. so take a look at who is in your closest circle. only disclose your goals, especially your big goals to the people you know who have your back. and so take a look at your environment. if you do not have what i call a mastermind group, a group of small, you know, small group of people who you meet with virtually, maybe in person, who you do share your goals and biggest dreams with, and they have your back. they challenge you, but they support you when things aren't always going well. so too often women in particular make a huge mistake of thinking that the people in their lives who should be happy for them and who will support them, you know, will do it and they don't. so be very discerning because your circle can make or break your success.

>> and that gets to the point of accountability as well, because some people say, oh, i only tell myself that way if i don't accomplish it, it's okay. but that kind of dampens your your efforts to achieve that goal. >> yeah. well, it's not that no one should know your goals. it's the right people should know your goals. and shelly gable at uc santa barbara had this wonderful research where she found that it's like pressing the red button on the smoke detector, you know, create some fake news, press the red button and see how other people respond. so if they don't respond with curiosity and enthusiasm, they just told you who they are, believe them. because if they're not responding with curiosity and enthusiasm to your fake good news, that means your real good news, your big dreams. they will not have your back. and there is this interesting research i call the first responder research, where the first person you share your big goal or dream with, the quality of their response, can dictate whether or not you remain committed to pursuing that goal or not. so choose wisely. >> i always tell people it's funny because you never realize

some people who you thought were your friends are not necessarily rooting for you. and now when you go for those goals, you start to see who they are, and they can definitely affect how far you go in accomplishing them. carolyn adams miller, thank you so much. great advice this morning and a great reality check for those who are setting up those new year's goals come the new year. we appreciate it. >> absolutely. thank you very much. >> happy new year. happy new year to you. >> all right. it's 820 and right now we have a pretty happy new year on the roads. bay area commute is not much. as a matter of fact, we've been looking at a very nice drive around the bay area, empty toll plazas the whole way, and that's what we're expecting. however, this evening, if you're driving, just be careful out there. chp is going to be out there looking for impaired drivers. but, you know, you should also be very much aware of your surroundings if you plan on driving tonight. and of course, plan ahead. 821 let's go to roberta, who's talking about tonight's weather.

>> yes. and we're looking out towards the golden gate bridge right now. and we're looking at, oh, sal, look at that. isn't that glorious? not a cloud in the sky right now. we will see a few increasing clouds during the day today. and if you are traveling 56 degrees in eureka, some cool conditions, partly cloudy, mid 50s in sacramento. and look at the tahoe forecast. it's sunny, it's bright, but we do have rain by friday. meanwhile, southern california red flag warning in effect for los angeles. air quality alert for palm springs. otherwise fog and low clouds and san diego at 61 degrees.ga, we'll walk you through your tahoe forecast because it's starting off mighty cold in the teens this morning around the south shore. otherwise clouding up on thursday. gorgeous conditions later on tonight. no snow in the forecast right now. frost and freeze. we have an advisory and a warning in effect until 10:00 this morning that will allow to expire. currently it is cold. it's in the 30s across the board

in the north bay and east bay. it's now 39 degrees around the peninsula and palo alto, two different systems. this one right here shearing off some cloud cover into the bay area by lunchtime, partly to mostly cloudy in the north bay. everybody's under the clouds by 8:00 tonight, and then by midnight as we welcome in 2025. partly cloudy for the fireworks display as we all head to the embarcadero to see the beautiful clouds. you know, usually i have to forecast fog, but no, we'll just have a few clouds drifting across the horizon with temperatures into the 40s today, numbers 55 to 60. and you see these little raindrops here? we will have chances of rain in the far reaches of the north bay tomorrow. until then, temperatures tonight, 30s and 40s. not as cold tonight as it was last night. and meanwhile, your extended forecast. we're offering up some sunshine for 2025. the first chance of rain shower. and it does look like

minimal precipitation will be on friday. dave. >> all right. thank you. roberta. well, wicked. the movie is certainly popular. you know, it's popular. the musical just broke a record for hollywood and broadway that lasted almost 20 years. [music]

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times now. 826 billionaire elon musk wants drastic changes in america's tax code leading into the second trump presidency. now, musk posted a comment on his social media platform, saying the current tax code has more than 73,000 pages. he wants the federal government to take immediate action to make it easier and less stressful for americans to pay taxes. the president elect trump has given musk a major job in creating new government policies, especially when it comes to taxes. well, here's today's opening bell on wall street. it started the trading day. many americans think about getting in shape in 2025, and a group from planet fitness was there ringing the bell. the new york stock exchange and nasdaq will hold regular full day trading sessions on this new year's eve. but the bond markets, they will close at 11 a.m. our time. a lot

of people are going into this brand new year with one resolution in mind paying off debt. the federal reserve says the number of americans defaulting on credit cards jumped 50% this year. it says that many people took on that debt during the back half of the year. many people really don't have the money to pay back what they owe. one third of americans have no money in their savings accounts. yeah, our time is now 827 going beyond their imagination today. a bay area attraction host one of the most popular events every year. how it will help parents who don't want their kids to stay up until midnight

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there is over a convicted kidnaper and rapist in the north bay, now facing new charges in the south bay. how investigators connected him to two cases dating back 15 years. and starting tomorrow, drivers will pay another dollar to go across most bay area bridges. but the toll increases will continue in the coming years. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> welcome back and thank you for joining us here on mornings on two. i'm dave clark. i'm andre senior. >> today is tuesday december 31st new year's eve. they're

already ringing it in 2025. and other parts of the world japan, new zealand, australia, vietnam, all those other countries and many people are looking forward to tonight when we ring in the new year here in the united states. roberto gonzalez has more on that weather. >> yes. and i want to show you a picture right now. i want to share it with you because it's our live weather camera. we're looking out at some clouds that are now draping across the sky, and that's going to be the case today. it's going to be a lovely day. a real pretty day. but as those clouds increase, it will become mostly cloudy by 7 p.m. we were off to a clear start, and that's when the temperatures dip between 30 and 34 degrees and the coldest locations. and now we're still in the 30s and 40s. it's 41 in san francisco and across the bay in berkeley. it's 42 degrees. it is now 43 in castro valley and 42 degrees in throughout cupertino. later today, we will see the increasing clouds. temperatures will be 55 to 60 degrees. and i tell you what, gang, next time around i'm going to regather. i

will tell you whether or not it will be cloudy for tonight's new year's eve fireworks display that's coming up. but right now, sal castaneda, it's been a slow roll, hasn't it? >> it has been. it's. by slow, you mean lightly traveled. the commute is not quite what it is on a regular tuesday. it's a new year's eve. we have a crash southbound 680 at sheridan as you're heading south, and they're clearing that. but even when crashes happen, it has been light. i think a lot of people have today off enough. people have the day off that if you have to go to work, it is going to be light for your drive. just remember that this evening chp is increasing enforcement. 833. let's go back to the desk. okay. >> sal. thank you. well, starting tomorrow, it will cost you a dollar more to drive across bay area bridges. except for the golden gate bridge. in fact, we're looking live at the richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza. the tolls for this bridge in the bay area. six other state owned bridges. they will rise to

$8. the $1 increase will help pay for bridge maintenance projects. and there could be even higher bridge tolls in the bay area in the future, with more proposed hikes that could start in 2026. >> and many bay area transit agencies are providing free rides tonight in an effort to prevent people from drinking and driving on new year's eve. muni, ac transit, caltrain, samtrans and vta will not be charging fares tonight. most of these free rides will be offered until early tomorrow morning. bart is providing expanded service for its riders on new year's eve, but rides will not be free. the last bart train to the east bay will leave downtown san francisco at around 2 a.m. >> our time now 834. on this new year's eve, we're all talking about celebrations, and some are starting as early as well, less than a half hour from right now. ktvu is james torres is in san francisco, outside thrive city, where a major kwanzaa event will take place this morning. good morning james.

>> good morning to you, dave. we are hearing the sound check right now as we stand just outside chase center. as you can see, holiday tree is up. a lot more decorations and a lot more setup still going on here for all this to kick off in less than 30 minutes from now, as we are still hours away from 2025. we know the parties are happening all over san francisco and it's starting early here at thrive city. it's part of chase center's winter wonderland series. they held an ice rink here for a couple select days in the month of december. they had christmas celebrations, hanukkah celebrations, and then this morning, starting at 9:00, they'll have some kwanzaa celebrations. it'll be a little something for everyone out here. live music, dancing, cultural performances, restaurants around here will be open. we already see some tents being set up for some vendors. organizers say you do have to register to be guaranteed a spot to get in. it's easy to do on chase center's website now at noon. they're also planning a new year's eve. that's when a ball will drop. it's supposed to

mimic what you normally see in new york at times square at midnight, except it's noon in san francisco, so that's something fun to look forward to. all of that kicking off in less than a half hour from now, right here at thrive city, just outside of chase center. we're live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, james, thank you. time is 835. well, for you parents who don't want your children to stay up until midnight, there are several of events today called noon year events. now, the chabot space and science center in oakland. they will ring in the new year with balloon drops at noon at three and at four. here they go, celebrating midnight around the world. now, this event started back in the year 2000, allowing for kids who couldn't make it to midnight to celebrate the new year. now in the north bay, the charles schulz museum is hosting a charlie brown screening along with a craft session to celebrate new year's. it's happening from ten this morning

until 4 p.m. kids can make a balloon snoopy and show off their best snoopy dance. and by the way, it's all free for museum members. >> researchers at sonoma state university have launched a county wide survey on the sheriff's department's effort to connect with the community. the sonoma county sheriff's office is among the u.s. law enforcement agencies that have been reaching out to community leaders to help solve local crime problems. the research team from sonoma state is sending out questionnaires and taking other steps to assess the effectiveness of these efforts in sonoma county. >> our time now. 837 matthew mueller, the man who made national headlines in a kidnaping case in vallejo, he's back in the bay area courtroom and he's facing charges in two assault cases dating back 15 years. mueller is already serving 40 years in federal prison for the 2015 kidnaping of denise huskins in vallejo. that case made headlines when vallejo police accused miss huskins and her boyfriend of making up the story. mueller was arrested

months later for a home invasion in dublin, and evidence from that case linked him to the vallejo kidnaping and assault. well, now mueller is accused of sexually assaulting two women in 2009 during home invasions a month apart in mountain view and in palo alto. authorities say dna tests matched mueller to skin cells taken from a velcro strap used on the victim in palo alto. prosecutors say the circumstances of the crimes were very similar to the kidnaping in vallejo. >> both of these cases, the defendant broke into a woman's home, tied them up, bound them, made them drink things to make them intoxicated, and did this for the purpose of raping them. >> now, the district attorney also praised the work of seaside police chief nick borges, who started writing to mueller in prison. and authorities say mueller admitted to being involved in the cases in

mountain view and palo alto. >> as the bay area cold weather settles in. efforts are underway to care for those who are homess during the low temperatures. warming centers are opening around santa clara county and local churches are giving shoes, jackets, pants and shirts to people in a san jose homeless encampment. advocates say those clothing items are key to surviving cold winter nights outdoors. >> they're giving people who are living outdoors information to try to help them stay safe. some people who do remain outdoors. we try to emphasize them the importance of staying dry. >> advocates say many unhoused people are battling physical and mental health issues, and that can stop them from going to warming centers. two warming centers are now open overnight every night in san jose. now to late april. >> all right. our time is 839. roberto gonzalez is here to talk about how we should dress today. and if we're going out tonight for celebrate new year's eve. >> you got that little black dress ready to go? that little black cocktail? >> actually, i don't have one of

those. >> you asked. >> right? all right. and on that little black cocktail dress for tonight. make sure you dress in layers, because it's going to be a cold night. but not as cold as it was last night or overnight into this morning. and a big change. look at this. it's gorgeous. we have several decks of clouds that are rolling into the bay area right now. it will become mostly cloudy by this evening, but meanwhile, 56 degrees and some cool conditions in eureka. if you're heading to the state capitol in the mid 50s tahoe's forecast today. a few of those clouds rolling in at 40 degrees mid 50s pristine in monterey bay and 52 degrees if you're traveling to yosemite. meanwhile, southern california has some issues. red flag warnings in effect for los angeles with some gusty santa ana winds. meanwhile, we do have 74 degrees in palm springs, but you're going to notice a haze there with the air quality alert. in effect, the tahoe forecast starting off at 17 degrees around the shore, going up to a high of 40, and rain

arrives by friday. frost advisory freeze warning expiring and just about another hour at 10 a.m. this morning. coldest temperatures have been around lafayette and orinda. otherwise 38 degrees in walnut creek. those clouds you just saw all associated with this notice they're shearing off. so starting off with your early afternoon hours, mostly cloudy, north bay. everybody is under a deck of clouds by seven, but then we by a break for the fireworks at midnight to bring in 2025. partly cloudy skies, no obscured visibility. temperatures into the 40s. enjoy and be careful, roberta. >> thank you so much. all right. fallout from the health concerns about raw milk and bird flu. the fda is now testing a new food that could be con mina ted.d.

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late former president's hometown to honor his legacy. a human saint from a humble peanut farmer to the leader of the free world and beyond. admirers of former president jimmy carter are recalling his gentle character and decades of service. >> it was really neat how available he made himself to people. >> carter died sunday at the age of 100, surrounded by his family at his home in plains, georgia. it's a location seeing growing foot traffic as people looking to pay their respects visit spots like maranatha baptist church, where carter used to teach sunday school. >> i've always wanted to come down here and actually watch jimmy preach. >> people are also gathering at jimmy carter's boyhood farm. it's a similar scene outside the carter center in atlanta, which helped the former president become a humanitarian powerhouse, especially with his work combating diseases like guinea worm in africa. >> there are over 20 million people who were affected. now we're talking about 14 people in the entire world.

>> meanwhile, national historical park officials expect visits to the carter home will also rise once the former president is laid to rest there next to his wife, rosalynn, in their family plot. >> that will ensure that this town will will always be a center point for tourism. >> jimmy carter's remains will lie in repose at the carter center starting saturday. his national funeral in washington is then set for january 9th. in washington, rebecca castor, fox news. >> all right, rebecca, thank you. time now is 845. here are some of the stories we're following today. yes, it's new year's eve, but around the world, some countries already have started the new year. you're looking at videos from australia and new zealand where partiers rang in the new year early this morning. now, here in the bay area, we're still hours away from the start of many new year's eve parties. san francisco's thrive city is hosting a special new year's celebration, and you won't have to stay up till midnight to see it at noon. thrive city will

have its own ball drop. it will also be live music, food and activities as part of chase center's winter wonderland series. >> the 49ers suffered another disappointing loss, dropping one to the detroit lions on monday night football 40 to 34. three missed kicks from jake moody and some timely turnovers from brock purdy helped the lions mount a comeback in the second half. purdy also suffered an elbow injury late in the game. he'll undergo tests today to determine the extent of the damage. the niners will play their final game of the season next sunday against the arizona cardinals. >> our time is 847. this new year's holiday is one of the most exciting times of the year. if you're a college football fan. later today, fans are going to pack into state farm stadium in glendale, arizona for the fiesta bowl to see boise state play penn state. now, the fiesta bowl celebration in that phoenix area really kicked into high gear yesterday. hundreds of fans of penn state nittany lions and the boise state broncos arrived

at the airport in arizona. they all seem to be eager to share their predictions for today's big bowl game. >> a 34 boise state 17. >> boise state by a million. >> oh, penn state is going to win for sure. >> all the way right. >> you're so confident. kickoff for today's fiesta bowl, 430 this afternoon. it's all part of the college football playoff season system. now, fans know there are three big bowl games tomorrow in the playoffs. texas will play arizona state in the peach bowl. ohio state will battle top ranked oregon in the rose bowl, and notre dame will play georgia in the sugar bowl. >> the fda is now collecting and testing aged cheese made from raw cow's milk. the tests are due to concerns the cheese might contain and be contaminated with bird flu. public health experts say drinking raw milk increases the risk of the virus, which generally remains very low,

generally remains very low. however, governor newsom recently declared a bird flu state of emergency after 34 cases were reported in california. new numbers show the shortage of eggs nationwide. u.s. agriculture department says egg production dropped by 4% in november compared to a year ago. the number of egg laying hens also dropped by 3% last month. farmers and ranchers predict egg prices will keep going up due to shortage supplies. wholesale egg prices jumped nearly 55% in november. more states, including california, are feeling the impact of the bird flu. the deadline to get a real id is coming up in the new year. if you want to be able to fly with one. the deadline is may 7th. the real id will be needed to board a domestic flight unless you have a passport. the covid 19 pandemic and its aftermath pushed back the deadline multiple times. to get a real id, you will need to provide and prove your age, identity, social security number and address. >> time is now 849. the movie wicked has now passed the musical mamma mia! in box office

sales for broadway adaptations since it was released six weeks ago. wicked has made more than $634 million. mamma mia! took about 611 million by the end of its run. these numbers are promising for the second film, wicked for good. it will hit theaters for thanksgiving of next year. >> all right. sal's back up with a final check of the roads at 850 this morning. hey, sal. >> all right. andre and dave. good morning to you both. we've had a nice, easy drive around the bay area. i don't think a lot of people are going to work today. and if they are, perhaps they're working from home. but really, a lot of people have time off surrounding the new year. you know who doesn't have time off? chp officers will be in full force tonight. they might even have more officers on the road than you are expecting to see, and so will local police departments. so just make sure you plan ahead and you will be okay. this is a look at interstate 880 north and south. that traffic is moving along very well. it's 850. what about

today's weather for the last day of 2024? here's roberta. >> i was just leaning over. i'm trying to take a look at some of my aviation reports to see the cloud deck above the bay area right now, because we've been noticing increasing clouds after a very clear and cold start to your day, you can see them right there. aren't they glorious? just beautiful. it looks like the clouds are anywhere from about 1200 to 1500 feet. it will become mostly cloudy by 7:00 tonight. frost advisory freeze warning allowed to expire at 10 a.m. we're still mighty chilly. 37 degrees and novato backing through marin city. it's 37 degrees in concord, all the way into crockett and clayton. it's 43 around castro valley and now 45 degrees in redwood shores. winds are calm, except livermore has been picking up a slight breeze. wind chill now at 28. wow. 28 degrees to six at mineta international airport. your

weather headlines today. it is a cold start, turning partly sunny. it will become mostly cloudy by 7:00 tonight. and then the clouds begin to filter out and we will have the abundance of great visibility for tonight's fireworks display. 55 to 60 degrees. the winds pretty much nonexistent. about five miles per hour. temperatures tonight 30s and 40s. but not as cold as last night. your embarcadero fireworks display in the city of san francisco. temperatures in the 40s. dress in layers. partly cloudy and chilly. how about the first day of 2025? we will have some clouds, but it's going to be pleasant. warmer conditions on thursday. first chance of rain looks pretty likely on friday, but it will be minimal. and have yourself a wonderful happy new year, roberta. >> and if you want to start your 2025 off with an event that will definitely wake you up. the annual polar plunge is happening tomorrow. the 10th event, that kind of thing. it's the 10th one

held at ocean beach in san francisco. we're blurring out a lot of stuff here. the world naked bike ride is also happening tomorrow. the plunge starts at 1030 in the morning tomorrow. bikers will meet at the intersection of taraval and the great highway. if it rains, the event will just have the plunge and not the bike ride. the event is free, open to the public and your eyes will be open to it. so you want to close them? oh, yeah. >> all right. time is 852. new year means lots of fireworks, a ball drop, and the tournament of roses parade. that incredible, remarkable idea to put a small southern california city on

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the ceasefire crime prevention program. >> good morning. >> i think that's oakland police chief floyd mitchell, who says as of december 1st, oakland has seen a 34% drop in the number of homicides, a 33% drop in the number of shootings and a 25% drop in robberies compared to last year. the ceasefire program workers reached out to more than 200 individuals considered at high risk of committing violent crimes, the police chief said. it's part of the city's overall crime strategy. >> we do have a property crime issue within the city of oakland, and we're working hard to address that specific issue as well. we are targeting those who are stealing cars and causing thousands of dollars of damage. >> chief mitchell said while oakland city hall wants to make cuts in public safety to make up for a big budget deficit, the ceasefire program will not be affected by any budget cuts.

>> city leaders in oakland say the program that is using surveillance cameras to try and stop illegal dumping is having mixed results. in 2022, the city installed license plate readers in east oakland and other areas where there was rampant dumping. a city report found these cameras caught 458 or 57 incidents of illegal dumping from april of that year to april of last year, but the city only issued 59 citations and out of $1.3 million in fines assessed for illegal dumping, only $110,000 has been paid. >> it certainly did cool off some dumping and some locations while it was ineffective in others. from a volume perspective, we probably do have a bigger challenge than many cities. >> the city is exploring other ideas to deal with illegal dumping, such as redesigning streets to make it harder to drop trash and increase fines on dumping. >> our time is now. 858. well, last night people gathered at the bayview hunters point ymca in san francisco celebrating kwanzaa. it's a week long

celebration honoring african american culture. it begins the day after christmas, with each day following, highlighting a virtue, the community celebrated the virtue that focuses on purpose. now, we're now in the final countdown to the 2025 rose parade in southern california. that huge, beautiful parade gives a big boost to the city of pasadena. i've been there. i've seen it. hundreds of thousands of people, including tourists from all over the world, are expected to be at tomorrow's tournament of roses parade, enjoying the festivities and the big football game. pasadena's mayor says the event has brought in millions of dollars to the city's economy every year. dating back to the first rose parade in 1890 and the parade started, it started as an economic development tool. >> you know, pasadena is a small city, but it's a small city that manages to demand a world stage.

>> now the rose parade begins tomorrow morning at 8:00. >> all right. that will do it for us as we mark the new year across other parts of the world and hurtle toward 2025 here in the bay area. you're going to want to have a coat handy. happy new year to you, my friend. yes, and i will see you next year. next year? yeah. quick reminder you can stream ktvu news on your smart tv, or you can download it on your android or apple device. just search for fox local and select ktvu. thank you so muc r joining >> a historic political comeback. donald trump prepares to return to the white house with lofty promises and a team of loyalists. >> we have a country that needs help and it needs help very badly. we're going to fix our borders. we're going to fix everything about our country, from tariffs and technology to court cases in congress. >> the impact and influence of trump's second term when he takes the oath of office at noon

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