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out into the community just days before his inauguration. >> i'm excited to serve. i we're going to bring a sense of accountability, service and change to san francisco. the san francisco comeback begins now. >> the inauguration ceremony for the city's next mayor will take place this coming wednesday. good evening, and thanks for joining us on this saturday night. i'm cristina rendon. san francisco's mayor elect is participating in a weekend full of service events, some of which started today. ktvu zac sos joining us here in studio with more on what's next week's out duration. >> yeah, as you mentioned today, daniel lurie out and about in san francisco doing some volunteering. it was a day of cleanup efforts on city streets. as the mayor elect says he prepares for a term devoted to a turnaround in the city. >> the san francisco comeback starts today. what better way to start inauguration week than with a call to service? >> mayor elect daniel lurie hitting the streets saturday with volunteers from the civic

joy fund as he prepares to take the oath of office outside city hall on wednesday. >> every stop has been over 100 people at every stop, and we're going to bayview for our fourth stop of the day. we'll be out tomorrow and i encourage everybody to come join us. >> ahead of his inauguration. lurie says the hands on work reflects his belief that everyone can play a role in improving the city. >> every single person in san francisco needs to do their part. we have a whole country and a the world telling us what we are. we're the only ones that should be defining us. and that starts with doing one small thing every single day. >> lurie stepping into office after a contentious election centered on issues ranging from homelessness and affordable housing to drugs and crime on city streets. >> we're going to bring a sense of accountability, service and change to san francisco. the san francisco comeback begins now, and i couldn't be more excited and honored to take on the role

of mayor on starting on wednesday, the one hour long event at civic center includes speeches and performances, with an open house inside city hall to follow. >> 2000 seats will be set up for ticketed guests, but everybody is welcome to come and witness this historic moment and to be a part of this change moment in san francisco history. afterwards, a night market will take over a two block stretch of grant avenue. 100,000 firecrackers will be lit in front of the historic far east restaurant with lion dancers to celebrate. lurie. the mayor elect, credited by local leaders with funding similar events long before the election, helping chinatown with its economic recovery efforts. this event expected to offer yet another boost to the area, which is the first time a mayor has ever selected chinatown as the site for inauguration festivities. >> and we're extremely grateful. >> and wednesday's inauguration ceremony for mayor elect daniel lurie again taking place on

wednesday. the event starts at 1130 in the morning, followed by that night market and chinatown from 530 to 9 in the evening should be quite the event. >> zac sos in studio tonight. zach. thank you. staying in san francisco, all of the. there were thousands of customers whose power was restored. it was all due to a gas leak. they had to be evacuated. and we do know this happened in the city's outer richmond neighborhood. ktvu bailey o'carroll spoke with residents who describe the chaos that ensued when the leak started, and all of a sudden, all #### broke loose and we're like, holy, they hit a bigger pipe. >> and then we realized it was gas. >> thousands of people in san francisco had their power shut off, and others had to be evacuated saturday when a crew working struck a gas line. >> this is city workers doing roadside street work. it's our understanding at this time, which is subject to change, that while doing their digging operations, they struck and breached a four inch pge line. >> the leak started just after 1130 in the morning, and gas

could be smelled in the blocks surrounding where the leak happened at balboa in 47th avenue. greg bailey was there when it started. >> the smell was like. it was like sitting in your kitchen. turn your burners on with no gas, with no flame. i mean literally. and so we just hauled down to the end of the street. >> he said everyone immediately knew what was happening. >> literally the water. everybody took off down the street and up the street to get away from it. >> he said emergency crews went door to door trying to get residents on the block to evacuate. >> they went door to door and then some of the doors. people wouldn't answer and they kept knocking on them. >> now the red cross was on hand to help those evacuated. so far, some good news. no injuries have been reported. and again, all those evacuation orders have been lifted. bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> new at ten police in san francisco have a person in custody tonight following a shooting near a homeless shelter. it happened in the yerba buena neighborhood near fifth and welsh around 630 tonight. once on scene, officers

found a person who had been shot. that victim was taken to the hospital with major injuries. police say they developed probable cause and arrested 29 year old taylor reed. the charges against him are still pending tonight. it is unclear what led up to this incident. in oakland, police are investigating after an officer shot at a person and wound them. police say a sergeant spotted an armed suspect firing off a rifle on macarthur the sergeant fired atherning. of running. the suspect thenok barricaded themselves inside of nearby home, and after an hours long standoff, the person eventually surrendered. officers say they recovered a firearm. that suspect is expected to survive. also in oakland, police say three people were wounded in a shooting not far from the downtown area. this happened shortly after 730 last night on 13th street, outside of a bar a few blocks away from the oakland tribune building. officers found three people lying on the street with gunshot wounds. one of those victims is listed in

critical condition. so far, there have been no arrests in this case. police in san francisco are investigating a deadly hit and run crash in the city's portola neighborhood. police say a car hit a pedestrian at silver avenue and colby street around 540 tonight. when they arrived, officers found a person lying on the ground with major injuries. the victim died at the scene. police say the driver took off immediately after hitting the pedestrian. no arrests have been reported. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police. an armed, unarmed fugitive is arrested in sonoma county after leading deputies on a high-speed chase yesterday. the pursuit ended after the driver, a 26 year old man from concord, crashed near the intersection of highway 12 and west napa street. the sonoma county sheriff's department says the driver was speeding and running red lights during the chase. deputies say they also found a loaded handgun in his car that was stolen, as well as ammunition and drugs. the suspect had several warrants out of san jose and pittsburg.

former 49ers star dana stubblefield will have to wait two more weeks to learn if he'll be released from prison. stubblefield was scheduled to appear in court yesterday, but his hearing was delayed after a judge refused to hear his case due to disagreements over who has jurisdiction. last week, a state appellate court tossed out stubblefield's rape conviction from 2020. the court ruled santa clara county prosecutors violated the california racial justice act when they said stubblefield's race was a factor in the decision by officers to not search his house. >> it's a procedural issue. this has no reflection on the merits of what's left. i mean, the appellate court was loud and clear and said there is no valid conviction, and we believe there is. there was more errors in this trial than us professionally we've ever seen. >> stubblefield is now scheduled to appear in court on january 17th.

[music] the state of georgia, holding a funeral for its native son today. former president jimmy carter. as fox's connor hanson shows us. well-wishers lined the streets in carter's hometown to pay their respects to america's longest lived president. >> a procession across georgia saturday celebrated the life and legacy of america's 39th president, jimmy carter. the day ended with touching tributes honoring his life, dedicated to service. the casket of former president jimmy carter arriving at the carter presidential center in atlanta saturday. his family and loved ones remembered their beloved patriarch. >> life that i think we can all agree, is as full and powerful as any life can be. >> the ceremony wrapping up a motorcade procession throughout georgia that saw stops in carter's hometown and family farm and the state capitol, where he served as a legislator and later as governor before his time in the white house. as president, carter helped broker a landmark peace deal between

israel and egypt, receiving the nobel peace prize in 2002 for his work resolving conflicts and promoting human rights. carter's post-presidency is considered one of the most impactful of any former commander in chief. he partnered with habitat for humanity for more than 35 years, helping to build or repair thousands of homes, and his nonprofit, the carter center, helped lead international campaigns to eradicate disease and promote democracy. >> we've observed 125 elections and 40 countries and several native american elections as well. and so the commitment is always to try to be an outside force that can help build confidence in the process. >> his son, chip, honoring his father's achievements and recalling the bond he shared with his late wife, former first lady rosalynn carter. >> he was an amazing man, and he was held up and propped up and soothed by an amazing woman. and

the two of them together changed the world. >> carter will remain in atlanta through tuesday, when he'll be moved to washington to lie in state at the u.s. capitol. in new york, connor hansen, fox news. >> former president carter will lie in repose at the carter presidential center from now until tuesday morning. president biden has appointed thursday, january 9th, as a national day of mourning for mr. carter. also, president biden awarded the presidential medal of freedom to 19 people today at the white house. the recipients were a who's who from the world of politics, entertainment, music, sports, philanthropy and science. former secretary of state hillary clinton was among them, along with basketball legend earvin magic johnson, anna wintour, ralph lauren, jose andrés and bono, just to name a few. actors denzel washington and actor michael j. fox were also recipients with undaunted resilience and optimism. >> he also warms hearts and

captivates audiences as a fearless advocate for those with parkinson's disease. channeling his endearing personality to advance treatments, move us closer to a cure and remind us of the power of american possibilities. >> four people were awarded the medal posthumously, including former attorney general robert kennedy. his daughter, kerry kennedy, accepted the medal on his behalf. a beloved donkey that served as the inspiration for a famous movie character has passed away. >> plus, should examine whether we want to put that part of the wharf back. >> santa cruz reopens most, but not all of its wharf. we'll hear from business owners who say it is a much welcome sight. >> and a barrier weather. some stubborn cloud cover out there today, but the weekend is off to a dry start and this dry pattern it wants to stick a und. we will have more in your

who was the inspiration behind the donkey in the movie shrek, has sadly died. the baron park donkeys in palo alto say perry died thursday at the age of 30. his 30th birthday party drew national attention last year. the event raised tens of thousands of dollars. perry's cause of death has not been announced. the barron park donkeys say memorial plans for perry will be announced soon. a high surf advisory is in effect for parts of northern california. we'll give you a live look out across the oakland estuary tonight. the national weather service says some parts of the california coast could see large, breaking waves between 18 to 22ft high. the advisory remains in effect through 3 a.m. and in santa cruz, the city's iconic wharf officially reopened today after a portion of it collapsed into the ocean less than two weeks ago. ktvu is betty yu was there and has the report. >> the whole front just fell of. >> the end of the historic santa cruz wharf, fell into the ocean

during a massive storm on december 23rd. it was a dramatic sight, much of it captured on social media. two people were rescued and a third swam to safety after the partial collapse. >> today, what we want to do is let you know, let the community know, let people all over northern california know it is safe to come to our wharf. >> at the reopening ceremony saturday, the city announced that recent sonar and engineering tests determined that the pier, which is the longest wooden wharf in the western hemisphere, is safe to reopen to the public. more than 20 businesses were forced to close for nearly two weeks, affecting some 400 employees. >> it was really tough. you know, this is a busy time of the year for us and we missed out on a lot of sales. our employees missed out a lot of work. you know, rent and bills are coming due. and so we were all kind of stressed out marines. >> candace has been at this

location for more than 40 years. the owner said he's thankful he's able to reopen. >> we hope that the community comes out and just keeps supporting us and, you know, helps us get through these slower times as it kind of gets into january, february, things kind of slow down a little bit. >> steve carmassi brought his family and friends to do just that. >> our plan today is to go to stagnaro brothers and get some oysters and possibly go to the brewery and, you know, sit down there and have some oysters and beers. and then for lunch, we'll probably go to lolita's and, you know, have a burrito. >> the mayor said the end of the wharf, which fell into the ocean, had been closed for repairs due to previous storms. this fenced off section will remain closed. >> it's not a debatable point about whether or not climate change had a pretty serious impact on our wharf, and i think that going forward, we should

examine whether we want to put that part of the wharf back or not. >> craig demartino said he's visited the wharf nearly every day for the last 15 years. >> it's also kind of really kind of cool in the sense that it's part of history, in the sense that we're watching something being rebuilt and whatever comes of it, i have no idea what they're going to do with it, but it's almost like a new war. >> later this month, a wharf business recovery fund package will be presented to the city council as a way to support employees and businesses to promote businesses here and encourage more visitors. the city of santa cruz is offering free two hour parking during the entire month of january in santa cruz. betty yu ktvu, fox two news. >> now to the sierra, where nearly a foot of snow fell in the tahoe area. this is video sent to us by palisades tahoe resort employees working today to shovel a fresh blanket of

snow from a storm that hit yesterday. that storm brought with it some gusty winds that prompted the resort to close some of its chairlifts. check that out. ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo here now with a look at the conditions. hi, mark. >> hi, there. christina. yeah. if you're lucky to be up in the sierra this weekend. perfect timing. some great snow. after the recent system that moved in to the bay area. and also in the sierra. you can see the snowpack tallies here. see the bulk of it favoring the northern sierra. 156% of average. so that's where the focus has been so far over the past couple of months. so statewide, the snowpack, you can see about 106% of average. so a nice start. we definitely need more. but looks like we're heading into a bit of a dry stretch into the weekend for the rest of the weekend and into next week. highs from today in the 50s to the lower 60s. somewhat of a chill in the air, especially during the morning hours tomorrow. most areas will be a bit warmer. i think we'll have a few more 60s out there, but still some pockets of fog tomorrow morning. partly sunny and a bit of a breeze. we see around 10 to 15 miles an hour. there's your temperature range

around 58 to 64 degrees. here's the satellite, where you can see the bulk of the action up in the pacific northwest. a little bit of some green right around eureka, right around cape mendocino. we continue to pick up partly cloudy skies. and once again, this is the time of night the fog tries to form and we'll have some patches develop overnight. a chilly evening out there. you can see fairfield, 39 degrees, santa rosa 46, san francisco 51. so there is a bit of a chill in the air. here is our live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge for your saturday night. overnight temperatures will be the cool spots in the upper 30s, mid to upper 30s possibly, and lots of 40s. to start off your sunday morning. here is the forecast model. once again, we'll bring in some cloud cover tomorrow morning. maybe some patchy dense fog and then into the afternoon hours. partly sunny skies. you can see kind of the same pattern into monday and then also into tuesday. probably the next change headed our way will be stronger winds developing out of the north to northeast. that will be on tuesday into wednesday. and this could translate to high fire

danger down in southern california, where they already have fire weather watches. we'll have more on that and also more in your full forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> good mark. see you then. fresh dungeness crab is set to go on sale in san francisco to the public beginning tomorrow. since 2021, crabbers have been permitted to sell directly from their vessels in the inner and outer lagoons of fisherman's wharf. city officials are encouraging people to support local crabbers and fishermen, and kick off the new year with a beloved san francisco tradition. information on participating vessels and their locations can be found on the port of san francisco's website. a vigil was held today, marking one year since shipping containers were put up around the perimeter of people's park in berkeley. last january 4th, police moved in on the park, removing people who were living there before putting up those containers. a group opposed to the plan held a vigil at haste and telegraph this afternoon. uc berkeley plans to build housing for cal students and low income families in berkeley on the parks grounds.

police in the east bay are now looking for a woman who hasn't been spotted in more than two days, and the husband of one of hollywood's brightest stars is found dead. what investigators know about the circumstances surrounding the director's death. plus, andrew wiggins stepped up his game tonight in the absence of steph curry and jonathan kuminga.

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reported missing out of the east bay. police in san leandro say 56 year old pamela jones was last seen around 7:00 thursday night near juana avenue and santa rosa street. officers say she was last seen wearing a beige beanie, white shirt and gray pants. detectives say jones has diagnosed mental health issues but is believed to be taking her medication. if you have any information on her whereabouts, you're asked to call san leandro police. a high school basketball coaching legend and a former member of the usf 1955 basketball national championship team has died. according to the chronicle, stan buchanon died this week of cancer in larkspur. buchanan was born and raised in san francisco, attending saint ignatius and playing for the usf dons in 1955. he started alongside bill russell and helped the school win the national championship. after his playing days, he coached at saint vincent's in vallejo,

saint ignatius, and also at redwood high school in larkspur. buchanan was 91 years old. the husband of actor aubrey plaza has died, according to the medical examiner's records, 47 year old jeff baena was found dead friday at a los angeles home. the circumstances surrounding his death are unclear. baiano was an independent director. plaza starred in bayona's directorial debut in 2014, and appeared in two of his four other films. a new report ranks airlines globally and across the us that have operated the most on time flights. aviation analytics site cirium released its 2024 on time performance review and named delta as the top performing airline in the u.s. that is followed by united alaska airlines, american airlines and southwest. delta had around an 83% on time arrival rate last year. the atlanta based carrier has landed in first place for four years in a row now. it also

ranked number three globally. aeromexico earned the number one spot across the globe, flying on time nearly 87% of the time. if you were among the hundreds of thousands of airline passengers whose flights were disrupted during the holidays, you could get some money back. the u.s. transportation department recently enacted a law requiring airlines to automatically issue refunds to passengers when their flights are either canceled or delayed. the refund requirements apply to delays of more than three hours for domestic flights, and more than six hours for international trips. >> when it comes to significant delays or cancellations based on weather, this is really where travelers are the most vulnerable, and it takes not even a moment to bring up the airline consumer dashboard by going to. flight rights, governor. and that really is a handy tool to understand. >> there has always been a right to a refund, but most customers didn't know about this. and the rules did differ from airline to airline. baggage fees are also refundable if there are delays by 12 hours. there is a catch,

though. if you choose to stay on your delayed flight or take an alternate route that the airline books for you, there's no refund. the city of new orleans continues to mourn the 14 people killed earlier this week in a terror attack, and hamas was looking to resume ceasefire negotiations. why those hopes could be dashed following recent actions by israel's military. >> plus, are you going to give us specific examples of fighting for the things we mentioned? will you give us your word? he said yes. >> mike johnson retains his speakership position, but it didn't come

bourbon street in new orleans tonight. we'll give you a live look here. this is following this week's terror attack. you can see on bourbon street a

police car and police presence there. not too many people out on the street at this hour, as it is just past midnight in central standard time for new orleans. but people are still out and about as those people remember the victims who were lost. and earlier today, mourners gathered to listen to jazz music and pay their respects to those lives who were lost. 14 people were killed and dozens more injured when a man drove a pickup truck through an area where revelers were ringing in the new year. all but one of the 14 people killed have been identified. authorities have identified the suspect as 42 year old shamsuddin jabbar of texas, an army veteran who had served in afghanistan. he was killed in a gunfight with police at the scene. officials are still trying to determine a motive. that attack in new orleans happened just hours before the annual sugar bowl at the superdome. and while there were no threats against the venue, the cotton bowl outside dallas, texas, isn't taking any chances. as fox's alex boyer

shows us law enforcement is taking significant safety measures for next week's college football playoff game. >> the deadly new year's day terror attack in new orleans that left 14 people dead and injured dozens of others has put renewed scrutiny on city security plans nationwide. >> we're planning for major events is critical that we do not become complacent. >> deputy chief leo daniels oversees the arlington police department's event management unit. the apd has a full time unit that works year round with vendors, local, state and federal partners to develop safety plans for large scale events that the city hosts. the unit regularly reviews and updates safety plans, looking at incidents from other parts of the country, like what happened on louisiana's famed bourbon street just hours into 2025, to see if any adjustments should be made. his team is gearing up for sunday's final dallas cowboys game and next friday's cotton bowl at at&t stadium. >> we want visitors to have fun, have a safe time when they come

to arlington. >> daniels said he was not going to give specific details about the tactical plan for both events, but added that the public would see an increased police presence. there were extra officers on hand at the sugar bowl held thursday in new orleans. >> we also will be closely evaluating our areas where we typically see high volumes of pedestrians making their way to and from the stadium as they move around, and will adjust resources if necessary for safety and improved efficiency. >> daniels said the department is in constant contact with the fbi, and said he is not aware of any threats to the cotton bowl or the city's entertainment district. still, he wants attendees to remain vigilant. >> look for any packages that are on man that are left alone, looking for vehicles that are abandoned or left in a location for a long time. citizens are our best line of defense. they're letting us know what's going on. >> alex boyer, fox four news. >> now to the mideast, where an israeli airstrike on gaza killed at least 21 people, including two children. hospital officials say the strikes hit a car and a

house in the southern gaza city of khan younis. israeli officials say they targeted hamas militants. gaza's health ministry says 59 people have been killed and more than 270 others wounded in israeli airstrikes over the past 24 hours. the attacks come as hamas announced indirect ceasefire negotiations were expected to resume and a day after the israeli prime minister reportedly authorized multiple agencies to continue the talks in qatar. thousands of demonstrators gathered in tel aviv today, outraged at the israeli government and demanding a deal to get the hostages being held in gaza released. families of the captives criticized israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's handling of the war in gaza, and his government's failure to secure a hostage deal, calling on president elect donald trump to push netanyahu to end the war. in a video released by hamas before the rally, hostage leary is seen speaking under apparent duress. she expressed anguish over the

situation and mentions being held for 450 days. netanyahu's office said he told albert's parents that efforts are ongoing to bring all of the hostages home. chipotle, chipotle. [applause] thousands of demonstrators gathered today in seoul, south korea, to demand the immediate arrest of impeached president yoon suk yeol. the demonstrators are condemning yoon after he evaded attempts by investigators to detain him. the political scandal began last month when yoon declared martial law, an act that had not been done in more than 40 years. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken is expected to hold talks in south korea next week, with an emphasis on u.s, south korean relations and on nuclear armed north korea. in washington, d.c, house speaker mike johnson has won reelection, but it was a close vote. and as fox's chad pergram shows us, johnson won after two republican

holdouts changed their vote following a phone call from president elect donald trump. >> a new speaker, but there was drama. house speaker mike johnson won on the first ballot, but three members held out. thomas massie of kentucky voted for majority whip tom emmer. keith self of texas supported byron donalds and ralph norman backed jim jordan. however, a phone call from president elect trump compelled self and norman to change their vote. >> he just said mike johnson is the only one that's got the support among the body to become speaker. we went in to meetings. the meeting off the floor, and i said, mike, are you going to give us specific examples of fighting for the things we mentioned? will you give us your word? he said yes. >> the vote underscores how tough it could be for the gop to manage its narrow majority. that could cause problems passing key parts of president elect trump's agenda. >> this is going to be a long family road trip over the course of the next two years. in a

period of time of narrowly divided government, where we have simply a two seat majority and sometimes possibly less. >> after winning the gavel, johnson told lawmakers it's time to get to work. >> in recent months, we've witnessed something happening, something that's really remarkable, a political moment in our modern history. >> house republicans traveled to fort mcnair in washington for a set of meetings about using a special parliamentary tool called budget reconciliation to pass their agenda. reconciliation deals mostly with spending and taxes. but it can bypass a senate filibuster. on capitol hill, chad pergram, fox news. >> governor newsom will be in the central valley on monday for the sixth stop of his california jobs first tour. the governor will meet with local leaders to hear about the north san joaquin valley regional economic plan. this plan includes ways to create equitable access to quality jobs, protect natural resources, and boost the local economy. the governor will also preview the main points of the 20 2526 state budget. a

troubling trend for california's education system. what the latest numbers show about the state and its teachers and the bay area weather. >> still some clouds in our sunday forecast. a sun cloud mix, but a dry weather stretch wants to remain in place, and also some winds could resurface in our five day. we'll have the update coming up. >> but first, many of us commit to new year's resolutions. we're taking a look at the growing trend called dry january, and why t's so

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time for a fresh start. and if you're looking for a way to detox and recover after the holidays, participating in dry january just might sound appealing as fox's charlie painter takes a closer look. this shows us the growing number of people are taking part. >> dry january is a challenge where people choose not to drink alcohol during the entire first month of the year. >> the acceptability of low and no alcohol beverages is on the rise over e last five years. >> but amidst their growing popularity, there's still some hesitancy surrounding these types of drinks. that's according to new research from heineken and university of oxford professor charles spence. >> many people still report being called out or judged on their decision to choose a

nonalcoholic beverage. >> after surveying roughly 12,000 adults across the u.s, u.k, spain, japan and brazil, researchers found members of gen z that are over the legal drinking age, especially young men, are a main group feeling pressured about alcohol consumption. >> they still feel a need to justify their choice of a low or no alcohol beverage, particularly when they're in social situations. >> if you say, oh, i'm not drinking, so why not? like what's up? >> but some herd mentality could help with the study. finding 38% of men in this group said they would be willing to try nonalcoholic drinks if their friends did so, too. >> if they can have a social time and just be just as fun sober, then why? why the need for drinking? >> meanwhile, with roughly 25% of study participants identifying people who don't drink as respectable, it could be a sign that more people may feel confident choosing these drinks in the near future. >> 3 or 4 years ago, you probably would have tried to hide the fact. now you just order a nonalcoholic and crack

on. >> still, experts say about 51% of people who said they wouldn't drink wound up consuming alcohol, mostly because of peer pressure. i'm jan paynter, fox news. >> we do know that if one of your resolutions is to get in shape, joining a community with others who have the same goal may be beneficial. earlier, we spoke with amrita lele, owner of cycle bar in castro valley. she says they have something for everyone. >> some people come for the mental release. they just need to get something out, like exercise. we have cyclists that cycle outside that come during the rainy season, so it's a little bit of everything. it's about fitness, it's about community. it's about, you know, challenging yourself. >> cycle bar has locations throughout the bay area, including berkeley, san mateo and san jose. >> i really want to bridge the divide between the neurotypical or normal brained people of society with the neurodivergence, or autistic

people like myself. >> and coming up, we'll show you how the san francisco sheriff stepped in to help a man working to bring attention to some of the challenges people with disabilities face. a live look for you here outside across the oakland estuary. and a beautiful shot of san francisco this saturday night. coming up, meteorol ist mark jamail will have you

getting worse in california. new data shows during the 2022 to 23 school year, the state issued a little more than 14,600 new teaching credentials. that's nearly 2000 less than the previous year. in addition, fewer students enrolled in teacher preparation programs. the 2022 to 23 school year saw a nearly 12% decline from the year

before. well, people with disabilities, such as those on the autism spectrum, often have difficulty finding employment. a bay area man is trying to highlight this issue in hopes of changing it as ktvu is. andre senior shows us he received a major assist in his efforts from the sheriff of san francisco. >> say give it about 30s. >> weeks after life changing opportunity, adam sherman is contemplating next steps for a man who few have been on so far, he's fresh off the opportunity of a lifetime, serving as campaign manager for paul miyamoto's reelection bid for san francisco sheriff. >> make sure you just get out and vote. >> it's a multifaceted role. everything from helping to organize fundraising to putting out media blurbs and other forms of publicity. >> but in an election season filled with many campaigns and the people who had them. sherman's situation is different because he is on the autism spectrum, something he's proud to talk about, but one that's kept his ambitions tempered. and he's not the only one. >> there are 5.5 million

autistics in america who are at that age where they can be working and professionals, and yet barely one fifth of them are professionally employed. the rest are either unemployed or chronically underemployed. >> and sherman was no exception. graduating from san francisco state university with a degree in environmental studies with a special concentration in social justice, he found himself unable to find a job in his chosen field, so he took a job stocking shelves at trader joe's. but while he couldn't get the job he wanted, he donated his time volunteering with various community organizations. it was that effort that got him noticed by miyamoto's team. >> he was actually on one of the teams that were doing safety patrols in chinatown, and so his commitment to the community was already evidenced by that volunteer work. >> that commitment and a reputation that preceded him, landed sherman that coveted job, leading miyamoto's critical reelection bid, helping the incumbent snag more than 80% of the votes. entrusting your election campaign to anyone is a

big deal. but miyamoto told me sherman's autism was never a factor in his decision. >> i don't think i even asked any questions about whether or not he'd be able to do things. >> the autism society and advocacy group hopes more companies and organizations actually adopt sheriff miyamoto's thinking, because they see hiring someone on the spectrum is actually good for the bottom line. >> we look at different ways of information processing and different ways of executive function. we might have folks who think in a very systemized way, but we might have folks who think from a bottom up sort of perspective, and that can bring a lot of creativity. >> in other pieces, the organization cites research that shows companies that embrace neurodiversity are likely to have a competitive advantage, and businesses employing autistic individuals report increased innovation and problem solving capabilities. >> i think the idea that when we're open to bringing in neurodiverse and autistic talent to a workplace, understand that there's sometimes let's figure out where the best fit could be.

let's talk to the individual. where do you think your strengths are? >> it's a conversation that sherman wants to grow in public discourse, dealing with the struggles in this book, living beyond normal an autistic autobiography. >> i really want to bridge the divide between the neurotypical or normal brained people of society with the neurodivergent or autistic people like myself. >> andre senior, ktvu, fox two news. >> a brazilian nun has been named the world's oldest person at the age of 116 years and 210 days. ina canberra lucas now holds this title following the death of japan's tomiko otsuka, who was also 116 years old when she died. sister canberra was born in rio de sole in 1908. she. last february, she was recognized as brazil's oldest living person and the oldest living nun in the world.

>> well, barrier weather after some rainfall yesterday. today was day one of our dry stretch and we could be adding on to these numbers quite a bit, at least over the next week and possibly over the next couple of weeks. so it's a dry weather stretch. it's here to stay. we'll check in on some of the rainfall totals across the bay area. as you can expect, well up above the average up in the north bay for santa rosa, san francisco up above the average as well. oakland airport 69% of average, and san jose 83% of average. so here's a look at the rainfall forecast model. and we're showing you some rain out in the pacific but not moving into the bay area. it's a dry weather stretch as we do head into early next week. in fact, all of next week will be dry with maybe just some hazy sunshine. typically, air quality takes a hit with something like this, so we'll have to keep an eye on some of that haze that could develop. here's the satellite and the radar. as you can see, some some rain showers up in the pacific northwest and some rain and snow up toward portland and seattle. for us in northern california, a little

bit of some green approaching the north coast, but we have partly cloudy skies. some patchy fog will regroup overnight and current numbers the cool spots in the upper 30s for fairfield. santa rosa, 46 and san jose 51 degrees. here is our live camera tonight looking above san francisco, where we do have partly cloudy skies and we're going to wake up to maybe some patchy fog first thing tomorrow morning. and still a sun cloud mix throughout the day on your sunday, so definitely a bit of a chill in the air. here's the forecast model showing you some of those clouds drifting in throughout the day on your sunday. pretty much the same story into your monday. and then we'll probably have some more sunshine into tuesday. and there's a reason for that sunshine. it's going to be linked up to the wind. so here's the plan for tomorrow. we have that sun cloud mix. you can see this area of high pressure that wants to build in this system will be a key factor, as we do move into tuesday and into wednesday. it's an area of low pressure. it will take more of an inside track and this will generate some stronger winds for us. there's a chance we could have a wind advisory for the bay area hills as early as maybe

monday night and into tuesday morning, but stronger winds down in southern california. in fact, their rainy season has really not started yet, with lax only 0.03in going back to october 1st. so they already have a fire weather watch, and this could be a big deal into next week. it's a long term deal tuesday through friday, and the winds, possibly for the highest peaks, could be approaching 80 miles an hour. so when you think about all the dry conditions down there in southern california, and those winds that will last for a good portion of the week, that is a big concern. highs for tomorrow will be a little bit warmer than today. the warmest locations back up into the low to mid 60s. and here's a look ahead. your five day forecast and some areas of fog. first thing monday morning. we'll keep an eye on those stronger winds by tuesday. still breezy into wednesday. you'll notice no rain clouds on this five day forecast and that will continue into next week possibly as well. so the dry weather stretch is here to stay. >> sounds good mark. thank you. the san jose sharks came through in the clutch late in the trd

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and rolled his right ankle. he did not return to the game, and it's been reported that this is a sprained right ankle. not good in the third quarter. warriors up by seven. buddy hield passes it to andrew wiggins who was heating up in the third. wiggins finished the quarter with 18 points. curry loves this. he sees it. warriors up by ten on their next possession. trace jackson davis finds him in the corner who knocks down the three. he was four for seven from beyond the arc tonight. fourth quarter. warriors up by five. dennis schroder makes the no look pass to lindy walters. the third. and he hits the deep two. warriors up by seven. then in the fourth quarter warriors up by eight. wiggins attacks the rim and finishes it with a slam. wiggins finished the game with 24 points and the warriors win their second game in a row, 121 to 113. >> stay aggressive, stay aggressive. i feel like i took a good bump right at the end of that second quarter. i feel like that got me going. you know,

just, you know, come out there and, you know, be aggressive. don't let them be aggressive and look for my shot. >> that third quarter you know when jc was out wiggs i think was one of six at halftime and just took over that third when we really needed him the most. >> off the bench the warriors improved their record without curry to five and two. curry, though expected to be back in action tomorrow night when the sacramento kings visit the city. in college hoops, saint mary's was on the road to face portland and are seeking to keep their conference record unblemished. we'll start you off here in the first half jordan ross knocks down his second three pointer on the night. early in the second half ross drops a dime to mitchell. saxton. saxton extends their lead by 15. minutes later ross kicks it to oakland native mikey lewis who cashes in this triple. lewis picks up an and one on the next possession and the gaels dominate portland, winning 81 to 55. the hunt for cal men's basketball first acc

win continues after falling to clemson 80 to 66. ian shefflin scored 21 points on eight of ten shooting and chase hunter added 19. tigers win improved their conference record to four zero. andre stojakovic made 11 of 15 shots from the field and scored 30 points. this was stojakovic second 30 point game of the season. stanford's men's hoop team suffered their third loss in a row. ishmael leggett scored 21 points to lead pittsburgh to an 83 to 68 win. the cardinal were looking good early when maxine reynaud was heating up in the first, but the panthers went on a 12 to 5 run and just never looked back. the panthers win their 15th game in a row at home, dating to last season. well, tonight, the san jose sharks officially kicked off the second half of their season. the new jersey devils visited them at the sap center earlier this afternoon, and we begin in the third period with the game tied at one. macklin celebrini gets the pass and he scores his 13th

goal of the season. it puts him first among rookies. sharks up two one late in the third period, tied at two. cody ceci shoots it off the glove of jacob markstrom. it goes in. sharks win their second game in a row to start the new year, beating the devils 3 to 2. and that wraps things up for sports mark. not so bad. pretty dry. >> not so bad. yeah it's a bit breezy by tuesday, but a bit of a warming trend as well. [music] >> sounds good. yeah. thanks so much for joining s. our next narrator: previously on "hell's kitchen: head chefs only"... - refining our senses starts at a very early age. narrator: a blast from the past... - egypt. - this is back when i was skinny. - what in the hell? narrator: transported the chefs to gordon ramsay's bed & breakfast... - choo-choo. narrator: for the 23rd annual blind taste test. - potato? [buzzer blares] narrator: the blue team struggled... - egg?