smart tv or phone. you can find this program and lots of other extra content from our newsroom. that is our special report. thanks for watching the transition of power i'm greg lee. we'll see you next time. break. how a powerful storm in the midwest is impacting air travel and the wait is over. >> we were there at fisherman's wharf in san francisco this morning as the commercial crab season finally begins right here in the bay area. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at six. >> and good evening, everyone.

>> i'm mike mibach and i'm betty yu. after a very busy holiday travel period, millions across the country are headed back home tonight and a winter storm is causing some delays. >> ktvu is lamonica peters live tonight at san francisco international with a closer look at how things are going out there. lamonica. >> mike, things are pretty calm here at sfo despite the delays. you know, that winter storm that you mentioned is covering several states throughout the midwest and the east coast? seeing those delays and cancellations. and of course, this is also a very busy travel holiday weekend. people are coming back to sfo from all over the world. i had one family tell me they were coming in from singapore and they had some mechanical issues, but i also talked to one passenger who came in from chicago, and he told me how his flight was. >> it was cold in chicago, but overall everything was pretty smooth. really. no complaints. it was only here when we got to

sfo, where there was a lot of delays with the carry ons. excuse me with the baggage claim. and we've been here about 40 minutes to an hour. >> now. again, people are still arriving here. some of the people that we spoke to, they say that things have been running fairly smoothly, smoothly for them. you know, we just got another flight arriving here from chicago, and i asked them if it was snowing there and how the weather was, and he said that it wasn't. so there are delays, but apparently it's not coming from chicago. mike. betty. >> well, there is a big storm out there and it is moving towards the east coast. we'll have more on that storm, of course, a little bit later in the newscast. lamonica peters live tonight at sfo. lamonica. thank you. >> thanks, lamonica. the highway patrol says a teenage driver died in a solo vehicle crash in livermore. it happened at about 530ast night on delalle road, south of mnhl road, near del valle regiol park. firs say the victim, a 17 year o boy, was driving a bmw.

535 i a high speeds wn he crashed into a te. the chp is asking anyone who may have information about this accident to give them a call. >> a man with his newborn baby in the vehicle was arrested after a road rage incident in the city of santa rosa. now, police say witnesses reported seeing the man in a silver bmw pointing a gun at another driver. this was right near west third street and amador drive. officers pulled over 23 year old calvin crump yesterday, just before 5:00 last night near stony point and guerneville roads. police say they found a backpack with a loaded handgun, ammunition, a holster and an extra magazine in the car. they say crump's one month old baby and the child's mother were in the vehicle with him. crump was booked on a series of charges, including assault with a firem. also in santa rosa, the chp is investigating a deay hit and run on 101 jt after 10:00 last night, officers responded to a crash just south of steeleane. once on scene, they found a pedestrian down on the roadway. th person was

pronounced dead there at the scene. officers sayhey have limited information about the suspect who fled the scene. anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact chp. >> an investigation is underway in oakland after a police officer s and wounded a suspect. it happened early yesterday morning. police say a sergeant spotted an armed suspect firing off a rifle on macarthur boulevard near 66th avenue. they say the sergeant fired at the suspect after they took off running. the suspect then barricaded themselves inside a nearby home. after a long standoff, the person eventually surrendered. officers say they recovered a firearm. police did not release the suspect's name or the extent of the injuries, but says they are expected to recover. the officer was placed on standard administrative leave, and ebony alert has been issued for a bay area teenager. >> the chp says 13 year old lamont hartman was last seen thursday morning in san leandro. lamont is described as five

feet, seven inches tall, 125 pounds and was last spotted wearing a black hoodie, blue jeans and black crocs. anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to contact 911. >> a napa restaurant recently fined over child labor viations has closed its doors. the u.s. department of labor says the c costa restaurant and bar at the oxbow market hired children as young as 14 years old. it was fined more than $45,000 last month. the federal agency says the teenagers often worked outside of permitted employment hours during school days, and sometimes operated hazardous equipment. the restaurant confirmed the csure on its website. it's unclear if the other c costa locations will remain open. >> all right, now to the 49ers in their last game of the season, and it was one we can quickly forget about. >> ktvu bailey o'carroll joins us now in studio. very rough end to a pretty disastrous season. >> yeah guys, i like to think that the niners can't really

close the door on this season soon enough. the niners, of course, really dropping their 11th game of the season in the season finale, finishing with a record of six and 11. i think that's something that nobody saw coming at the beginning of the season. nonetheless, that is where we stand right now. all right, brock purdy sitting this one out due to a right elbow injury. things got off to a pretty feisty start in this one. the niners taking on the cardinals in arizona. that's jauan jennings. he would pile drive sterling starling thomas on the fifth. but he wasn't happy about it. that scuffle resulted in offsetting unnecessary roughness penalties on the very next play. this happens jennings gets into it again with sean murphy, bunting resulting again in offsetting unnecessary roughness penalties. jennings, though, and bunting were both ejected from the game after that one clearly jauan jennings. he wasn't too upset about it. i will say he was just 25 yards away from a 1000 yards

receiving season into the action here. well, this was kind of the dagger in this game. 18 seconds left or rather sorry, josh dobbs would find that pass or find the end zone with that pass. all right. this one now for a six yard touchdown. the that was the dagger there though. sending the cardinals up 39 or sorry 47 to 21. that was the final in this one of course kyler murray. he finished with 266 passing yards four touchdowns. again the cardinals take this one in dominating fashion 47 to 24. >> i mean, we've been processing it all year, you know, so we've been trying to get there. you know you don't really accept that you're not going to get there until you get eliminated from the playoffs. so we've had to deal with this for the last three weeks. so we've been processing it ready to finish this up. trying to finish it with a win. didn't get that done today, but excited to get to this off season and figure out

how to not be in this situation again. >> with the off season. the niners now locking in the 11th overall pick in the upcoming draft, so lots to look forward to. some new talent will be here in the bay area next season. but again you heard kyle shanahan say it. no playoffs for this team. so that is it until next season. but we're already going to start looking forward to the draft. >> oh you bet. the 11th pick overall. nice defensive tackle. would be nice. we'll see. >> thank you thank you. well some good news for crab lovers. today is the start of the dungeness crab season. ktvu is amanda quintana. shows us the sales that started early this morning down at san francisco's fisherman's wharf. >> ready for that hot water? >> this couple from napa. some of the first in line to buy whole uncooked crabs as fresh as you can get them right off matt juan's boat. they left at eight last night and were back here by nine this morning with four full containers of crab. >> glad they came out and supported us. it's been waiting

a long time. so yeah, credit card bills are racking up selling them for $10 a pound and a free one if you buy ten. >> juan says he's been waiting for this day when he could finally make some money. >> i'm happy just to work right now as salmon season is closed. most fishermen are salmon and crab. salmon seasons have been closed for the last two years, and crowds have been shortening down to smaller and smaller crab season used to run from about november to june, allowing families to have crab for thanksgiving. >> but now it's been pushed back to january, lasting until about march or april. fish and wildlife worried about whales being entangled in crab traps. >> whales are staying longer because our ecosystem is healthier. there's more food, so they're hanging out longer. but that could be problematic for people that are are fishing, harbormaster gabe nikolic says it's a big day for fisherman's wharf, too. >> they set up a brand new float to make buying these crabs directly from the boat safe and accessible. >> we just installed it. we literally just finished it friday, so we put this in directly or exactly to sell to

the public. and we've had an off the boat sales program for the last two years. >> it's been really successful and it's definitely popular. there were dozens in line before the boat was even docked. >> super excited. this is the best time of the year. beats christmas. we used to go out in bodega bay and crab ourselves, but with all the restrictions and on the on the gear, we stopped. so this is our first time here. >> for many, getting fresh crab is a tradition. this family up before the sun every year so their dad can get crab for his daughter desiree's birthday. >> my dad's been in love with seafood my whole life, so it's just, i don't know, it's just become a normal thing. >> armed with a big cooler and wagon, he's ready to go. >> he was on his way here and he was like, i want to be the first in line. i'm going to be the first in line. we have to get there in san francisco. >> amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news still ahead, the fbi releases new details on the new orleans mass killing on new year's day, the high tech tool

the suspect used to plan the deadly attack, and the tribute today from a long standing san francisco nonprofit for mayor london breed. >> during her last days in office from the ktvu weather center, tracking temperatures in the 70s. >> i'll tell you which day and which area with your bay area forecast as the news continues ri dupixent helps people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. so this is better. that too. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. it works with your asthma medicine to help improve lung function. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems and doesn't replace a rescue inhaler. it's proven to help prevent asthma attacks. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing.

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angry protesters broke through barricades today, gaining access to a road leading to the home of impeached president yoon suk yeol. the protesters are demanding his arrest. yoon was impeached by south korea's parliament and is suspended from his official duties after enacting a failed court martial law on december 3rd. yoon's presidential security service and military officers blocked criminal investigators from arresting him friday during a six hour standoff. an arrest warrant for insurrection against yoon expires tomorrow. >> the fbi released new information about the new year's attack that killed 14 people in new orleans. investigators say 42 year old shamsuddin jabar of houston went to visit new orleans twice in the months prior to the attack. they also say he wore meta smart glasses to record areas in the french

quarter to plan the attack. they say he was wearing those glasses at the time of the attack, but they were not activated. agents maintained jabar acted alone when he plowed through a crowd of new year's revelers with a white pickup truck. >> all investigative details and evidence that we have now still support that jabar acted alone here in new orleans. we have not seen any indications of an accomplice in the united states, but we are still looking into potential associates in the u.s. and outside of our borders. the case is still very early on. >> the fbi says jabar also traveled to egypt and canada just about a year and a half before the attack. president biden and first lady jill biden are scheduled to fly to new orleans tomorrow to meet with the grieving families. >> funeral services for the late president jimmy carter began this weekend and will continue through this week. carter is lying in repose at the carter center in atlanta. the doors to

the center will be open 24 hours a day for visitors to pay their respects. carter's casket is scheduled to be flown to washington, d.c, on tuesday and will lie in state at the u.s. capitol. a funeral service is set for thursday at the national cathedral. a private burial is planned for later that day in plains, georgia, where the former president will be laid to rest next to his wife, roslyn. >> there is a new development in the battle over tiktok. the justice department asked the supreme court to stop a bid by president elect donald trump to delay the pending tiktok ban. a lower u.s. appeals court upheld the ban earlier this month. early last month, before that case was advanced to the supreme court, attorneys for trump filed a friend of the court brief asking the supreme court to block the ban. attorney general merrick garland maintains the platform is a threat to national security because of the potential chinese government access to u.s. consumer data. garland says tiktok is subject to espionage and could be used

as a weapon for covert influence operations. the supreme court will hear oral arguments on the matter on january 10th. >> our cartoonist has quit her job at the washington post over allegations that an editor rejected one of her sketches that made fun of the newspaper, and president elect donald trump. cartoonist ann telnaes posted the cartoon on the platform substack following her resignation. she says the cartoon depicts a group of media executives bowing before trump while offering him bags of money. post owner jeff bezos is one of the executives depicted. she says the cartoon was intended to criticize billionaires who curry favor with the president elect. she says this was the first time she had one of her political cartoons rejected because of its messaging. two people are facing theft charges for allegedly stealing more than $1,000 worth of meat from a south bay supermarket. the theft happened last week at a cupertino safeway. the santa clara county sheriff's office shared these

photos of the stolen items. authorities say a quick thinking safeway employee got the license plate number of the two thieves and reported it to police. the suspects were later tracked down and deputies seized about $1,200 worth of meat and other items. >> san francisco's glide paid tribute to outgoing mayor london breed. this morning. glide hosted a special celebration at the church on ellis street ahead of breed's final days in office. mayor breed lost to the november election to daniel lurie. his inauguration will be on wednesday. london breed did speak at the celebration this morning and reflected on her faith and time in public service. >> since i've been mayor, we've helped to increase our shelter capacity by over 70%. we've increased our permanent supportive housing by over 50%, and we have helped over 20,000 people exit homelessness. [applause] >> glide officials say this

tribute is a testament to mayor breed's impact on advancing equity, compassion and progress in san francisco. now to our weather and a powerful winter storm pounding the midwest, and is now moving right toward the east coast, as fox's cb cotton reports tonight. millions of people are under storm warnings, ice and snow blanketing roadways in the midwest on sunday as the first major winter storm of 2025 ramps up in the central u.s, blizzard conditions reported across much of kansas and northwestern missouri. >> it's significant. it's hard to keep up with. a lot of these first responders are getting stuck trying to get to you. >> forecasters warning some areas could see their heaviest snowfall in a decade. some travelers trying to get home, deciding to just get to safety instead and hunker down until the storm passes. >> i got about 30 miles outside of kansas city and it was pure black ice. there was cars all over the highways. >> kansas city putting about 300 plow drivers to work clearing the roads. >> we're very aggressive with

our snow removal operation here, but it will take us a few days, probably to fully clear and clean the entire city everywhere. >> the scenes out of the midwest could be a preview of what's to come for the mid-atlantic states in the coming days. around 63 million americans were under some kind of weather advisory on sunday. the national weather service issuing winter storm warnings all the way to new jersey, though not everyone is dreading the snow. >> i think people are excited for it. like, you know, they've been waiting for it. like, yeah, finally lets go. day off, a school day off of work. hit me with it. >> and if the snow wasn't enough on its own, a polar vortex is expected to bring bitter cold to about two thirds of the country starting monday, with temperatures about 12 to 25 degrees colder than normal in new york. cb cotton, fox news. >> and let the warming trend begin. good afternoon everybody. and now sliding into the evening hours, we had temperatures averaging up to five degrees above where they should be for this time of the year. take a peek. anywhere from the high 50s along the immediate seashore and

across the bay, into fremont and union city, to our outside number today 65 to the north in san rafael, backing through larkspur to 65 degrees in morgan hill and in gilroy. meanwhile, wasn't it just gorgeous? it was a beautiful day and i got to thank our technical operation engineer for providing me with this beautiful view. we see a swath of fog trying to work its way into the bay. this is very reminiscent of what you usually pick up during the summertime. we could still see the span of the golden gate bridge. so that leads me to believe it's pretty compact, compressed below about 200ft. now. right now, our air temperatures have dropped to pretty much uniform numbers in the 50s, except fairfield sticking out like a sore thumb in the high 40s. winds are under five miles per hour. half moon bay has been a little bit on the breezy side now, along the san mateo coast, up to a 12 mile per hour wind. winds will flatten out to about five miles per hour overnight before ramping up tomorrow out of the northwest 5

to 15mph. so we do have some storms, but they're stacking up and they're banging up against the pacific northwest. we have a huge ridge of high pressure that will keep us on the dry side, and more of an offshore push. okay, let's check this out. this is our futurecast. sun up tomorrow morning, 725. we will have mostly cloudy skies around the central bay. then those clouds filter on out, including the patchy areas of fog. and once the clouds do lift, partly sunny skies. now we have had. and we've been the recipient and very fortunate to have a wet winter thus far. but check out southern california. mighty dry, and they're going to pick up that offshore push to. they refer to them as santa ana winds. we call them diablo winds. but those santa ana winds are in full force tuesday and wednesday. relative humidity into the teens and damaging winds up to 80mph. watchful eye all around the los angeles basin right into that malibu area for high fire danger. meanwhile,

what we are experiencing because of those systems to the north of us, another long period of high waves. check this out tomorrow. waves up to 20ft. it's a beach hazard statement in effect, so please do not turn your back to an angry ocean tonight. overnight temperatures in the 30s and 40s. yep, there's a chill in the air and tomorrow's temperatures. very similar to today. but wait, it gets better. or i should say, it gets warmer. check this out. we do turn breezy with those offshore winds beginning pretty much on tuesday. and then on wednesday that's going to pan out to be the warmest day. i'm talking 71 degrees to the north in santa rosa and potentially 71 also to the south in gilroy. the extended forecast does call for this dry weather pattern to continue all the way through next weekend. and what i'm monitoring right now, and it's a pretty long range forecast. but the next opportunity to rain to move into our bay area will be on the 21st. january 21st game,

which means snow as well. >> wow, a nice break. we'll have to enjoy it this week. thanks, roberta. well, drakes beach in point reyes national seashore is closed as rangers welcome a new ephant seal pup into the world. the park preserve posted this photo on its social media showing that pup on the san in marin county. it was born in late demr, making it the first elephant seal pup of the seon a point reyes. it may be young, but this pup weighs about 70 pounds. it will nurse for out a month before it begins learning how to swim in shallow waters. drakes beach will remain closed through the breeding season. >> all right. coming up here at six. [music] details on the rather unusual festival in marin county. embracing all thing sore throat got your tongue? mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops, uniquely formulated for rapid relief that lasts and lasts. that's my babyyy! try our new sugar-free cough drops.

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won't pose a risk. fafsa applications ask for parents social security numbers and those without social security numbers will have to go through extra steps on the application, which could draw unwanted attention. >> governor newsom is scheduled to travel to the central valley tomorrow 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. the 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 2025 2026 state budget. >> right now, the city of berkeley is trying to make it easier for thousands of homeowners to get permits for their unpermitted accessory dwelling units. these units, also known as adus, provide adequate housing for more affordable prices through a new pilot program. berkeley homeowners can now get permits

for their 80 use through two options a certificate of occupancy or a housing certificate of compliance. both options require an inspection, but the process is confidential and won't produce any penalties for homes that are not up to code. this pilot program is scheduled to end in the year 2028. >> celebrating all things fungus today, the mycological society of marin hosted its annual wild and marin fungus festival at the mill valley community center. the event featured an extensive display of wild mushrooms picked from all over the bay area. there were mushroom themed products like art, clothing, and of course, food. we spoke to a vendor who turns mushrooms into miso. >> if you're lucky and fortunate, become more skilled as foragers. you come across a lot of mushrooms, and you have to figure out what to do with the bounty of those mushrooms. and so fermentation becomes a beautiful way to preserve that bounty. so that's how we got

into turning those mushrooms into miso. >> the event also featured workshops and speakers who spoke about mushrooms being used for medicinal purposes. >> been to the mill valley film festival, but i haven't been to that festival in mill valley. >> we have to check that out. i'm a big mushroom fan because i'm a big vegetarian. you'll get there. >> yeah. all right. thanks for watching, everybody. don't forget, you can always stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime [upbeat music] (singing) 'tis the season come on! (singing) for great shows on fa-fa-fa-fa-fa fox. (singing) fox, fox, fox yes! (singing) comedies ah, ah, ah. (singing) dramas and chef gordon fa-fa-fa-fa-fa - only on - fox. fox. fox. in full swing. (singing) denis, molly, the super bowl whoo! (singing) fa-fa-fa fa-fa-fa

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make yourself comfortable, because we are just about to uncork-- [pop] fox's amazing winter primetime lineup. [cheering] are you ready to have some real fun? oh, yeah. yeah. all right, gabriella. pick a number. let's get this party started. four. number four it is. woo! woman: ooh. jerry o'connell: we're kicking things off with the return of "kitchen nightmares." [cheering] this season, gordon ramsay is going to head down to new orleans to help struggling restaurants get cooking in time for super bowl lix, which is right here on fox. [cheering] let's take a look! in just a few short weeks, super bowl lix kicks off. it's the biggest game of the year. i've put everything into this place. and an unexpected player takes the field. this has alfredo on the menu. and right now, i'm "al-fraid" to eat it. and there's a flag. there is an absolute disgusting mess. now he's headed for the end zone. are you ready for change? and touchdown! oh, this is so beautiful. i love it. i'll see you for the super bowl.

all: whoo. looks like gordon's going to be up to his neck in gumbo this season. all right, everybody, let's unwrap our surprise gift, shall we? this is going to be good. fox is staying true to its tradition of delivering powerful dramas with a gripping new medical series. inspired by an unforgettable true story and starring emmy nominee molly parker, here is your first look at "doc." "doc" is a medical series full of emotion and tension and life and death. and there's this inherent mystery at the center of the show. patient's coding. amy is a brilliant doctor. within the first episode, there's a car accident. you have retrograde amnesia. she has no recollection of the last eight years. during those eight years, some monumental things have changed. babe, what's wrong? we're not together anymore. what? molly parker: she wakes up thinking she's still married.

she has these two children. she looked to me like she used to before everything happened. molly parker: she was unable to grieve in a healthy way. if we don't figure this out, you could be dead in a month. she became a person who wasn't very nice. you can't speak to people like that. molly parker: now she has to trust other people because she doesn't remember. i didn't leave. you did. michael's running west side hospital. he wants to help amy. but there are risks. maybe she needs to know there's something good on the horizon. for about five months before her accident, jake and amy were together. we've seen amy be this hard ass. and then, with this man, she softens. post crash, she doesn't remember him. scott wolf plays dr. richard miller. amy and richard were friends. then, just before the accident, she's confronting him about an incredibly serious accusation. i ordered an autopsy. if you're lying, you're done here. richard has a lot to lose. if dr. larson ever remembers, this could ruin my life.

then make sure she fails. the thing she wants more than anything is to become a doctor again. i will do everything i can not to make you look bad for fighting for me. code blue! molly parker: we get to see this person at her very best and her very worst. the accident has given you something the rest of us never get, a chance to do things differently. "doc's" ability to blend life-and-death medical stories with the power of the character's stories is exquisite. just like riding a bike? oh, yeah, piece of cake. [exhales] wow. wow, amazing. "doc" is going to be the must-watch of the new year. and fox has yet another surprise this winter. boom. [cheering] the return of "rescue hi-surf," everybody, with action-packed new episodes and an epic season finale. [cheering] you guys have seen "rescue hi-surf," right? - of course. - yeah. i always thought i'd make a good lifeguard. hey, fox, if you're listening, i'm an incredible swimmer. yeah. jerry o'connell: all right, here's a look at rescue hi-surf.

[cheering] this january-- julie booked a flight and she's coming home. rescue hi-surf returns. are you avoiding me? that night was fun. but? with 10 new episodes full of drama. what are you doing? she destroyed you. heartbreak. it's always so hard with us. that's what makes us right. and explosive twists. there's an underwater bomb. if you're having second thoughts, just tell me. it's not that simple, em. amazing, amazing. hey, you know what, everybody? let's refresh our drinks and we'll meet back for more fox fun and surprises, ok? [overlapping speech] head on over. ok. hey, uh, america, the surprise is that gordon ramsey will be dialing in to join us. what? gordon ramsay's coming? yeah-- yeah-- hey, guys, gordon ramsay's coming. what? - what? - whoa. no way. [cheering] surprise. [indistinct chatter]

[indistinct chatter] jerry o'connell: it's not really a hobby. it's more of an art collection, really. this is my limited edition rob lowe from "the floor" bobblehead. it's meticulously handcrafted, right down to mr. lowe's chiseled chin right in there. hey, jerry, can we open another gift? oh, yeah, excuse me a sec. hold him for me, will you? all right, paulie, give us a number. five. five it is. ooh, it's a comedy double header. a new season of "animal control," starring joel mchale and the premiere of fox's new comedy "going dutch," starring denis leary. [overlapping speech] two giants of comedy, literally, they're giants. denis is like 6' 1". joel mchale is like 6' 4". hey, fox, if you're listening, i'm 6' 2" and available. i don't think it works that way. jerry o'connell: all right, everybody, here's a sneak peak of "animal control." i watch you sleep. you tuck your hands under your face like a tiny angel. great, no more truck naps. i took addie to school today. she made me drop her off a block away.

yeah, i don't love that kid. that's my daughter. mhm. but i hear you. truck 8, there's a report of a gorilla at overlook park. wait, sorry. just to double check. you said gorilla? like a large ape? or like a freedom fighter? i'm sorry, would an armed militant be preferable? it's the animal. we're animal control, over. [horn honking] [hoof beats] whoa. a giraffe and a gorilla. i wonder if that means there's a-- zoo break! [whistle blows] jerry o'connell: funny stuff, joel and company. all right, now we are going to play a game that has to do with fox's new comedy, "going dutch." and i think you're all familiar with this game. all: [exclaiming] that's right. and if you're wondering, yes, i do have one of these podiums in every single one of my homes. all right, i need somebody to draw. brittoni, get on up. [cheering] brittoni, brittoni, brittoni.

all right, brittoni, you are going to draw an image that's going to be a clue where "going dutch" is set. here it is. there is your clue. 15 seconds on the clock, please. sketch, brittoni. sketch. woman: come on. you got it. you got it. shoe. uh-uh. maybe it's a slipper. sneaker? help her out. help her out. oh, it's a clog. jerry o'connell: clog is correct, ok. very good. what country do we find clogs in? egypt. egypt is incorrect. you need to work on your geography, paul. the netherlands! netherlands is correct. give hakam a tulip, somebody. and now, straight from the netherlands, here is our first look at denis leary's new comedy, "going dutch." [cheering] [bell rings] did he just wave to you like forrest gump on his shrimping boat? - he did. [bell rings] i am danny pudi. i'm taylor misiak. and i'm denis leary. the sign makes it seem like the army base is inside the bowling alley. we get sent to this service base.

welcome to stroopsdorf, sir. cheese is one of the things stroopsdorf is famous for. cheese, laundry, and our most dangerous asset-- bowling. no, uh, tetherball? take me to whoever's in charge. ah! i like this soldier. he just ran into a door. but at least he ran. it's just a base that does nothing. u-s-a whoo! you need a haircut. you look like they found jesus dead in a river. [laughs] that's funny, man. [bell rings] [grunts] i find out that my estranged daughter is running this base. colonel quinn, sir, this is captain quinn. oh, my god. you guys have the same last name. maggie is having the worst possible nightmare come true. this is a service base. it doesn't just become a combat base-- sorry to interrupt. just a reminder that you're both officers in a glass cube. we were trying to leave the military out of it. no, no, no, no. you need to bring the military back in and hold onto it for dear life. --my left-hand man and my right-hand man. just an extension of him in many ways. yes, exactly. is he wearing flip-flops?

showing feed on an army base? save it for your onlyfans, you pervert. that's right. cut. we definitely wanted people that were capable of improvising to make the pages better. [sniffs] [laughs] [bleep] this has been like camp. aaah, pew, pew, pew. first guns i've seen on the base. let's give it up for the funny men and women in uniform here at fox. we thank you for your comedy service. all right, stacy, give us a number. six. six it is. gordon ramsay's "hl's kitchen." let's see if my worst kept secret for this party is showing up. what's up, gordon? welcome to the holiday party. gordon ramsay: what the [bleep] is happening. come on. come on. gordon, hey, uh, we're all at the party here. we're about to dish on "hell's kitchen." gordon ramsay: you're standing there like the statue of [bleep] liberty. get out! ok, you know what, buddy? we're just going to go ahead and we're going to check out "hell's kitchen." does that sound cool? [dishes clattering]

you know what? i'm going to take that as a yes. here we go. "hell's kitchen." it's the second chorus of charity night in "hell's kitchen." how is that burnt, chef? yeah, look, young lady, come here. come here, smart ass. and anne-marie's questioning of chef ramsay's standards isn't going over well. i mean, you ask me a question like that, how's that burnt, you can't see that? are those the scallops? - acrid and burnt, ok. - i understand. look at me. look at me. yes, chef. i take charity [bleep] serious. - yes, chef. - so should you. - yeah. - [bleep] wow, get this, guys. after the finale of "hell's kitchen," gordon is firing up another competitive season of "next level chef." gordon, nyesha, and richard are mentoring fiercely talented professional chefs. it is truly next level. check this out. it's like big brother gordon-- blaze, you're feeling comfy down there? i don't want to say. it could be third time loser. i am sick and tired of getting noogies in the corner while mom's looking the other way. i think this is the year that we team up somehow, some sort of alliance. and we just go after gordon together.

you know what i mean? gordon will never suspect it. i can't wait to see the new season of "next level chef." when gordon arrives, i hope he swears at me. --up and down. hey, america. are you having a good time? cool, cool. so sorry. what-- what was that? oh, uh, yeah. just down the hall, first door on the right. hey, you know what? when you get back, we'll open some more winter preview gift boxes. oh, uh, america, you may need to jiggle the handle just a little bit. we'll be here.

jerry o'connell: absolutely, every year, my neighbor makes homemade peppermint bark from all organic ingredients. [crunch] [grunts] this year, he's using actual bark. ow. we don't have all day. let's go. ok, everybody, let's unwrap another gift. let's go. here we go. david give me a number. three. number three. ooh, special forces, world's toughest test.

"special forces" is back with a new group of celebrity recruits ready to endure intense training. you guys have seen the first two seasons, right? all: yes. anybody want to see me compete on the show? [cheering] yes. are you guys insane? i get manicures. i'm not doing that show. all right, here's a look at the new season of "special forces, world's toughest test." [cheering] there's a famous quote that says, in order to get something that you've never had, you've got to do something that you've never done. go, go, go, go! you are here to prove you have something about you. i've been in situations where i freeze. everybody! [yelling] i can't breathe. this ain't hollywood, mate. hurry up. let's go! whoa, whoa, whoa. hey, everybody. remember when i said you guys were nuts for wanting me to be in "special forces?" after seeing that, you are really nuts.

there is no way i'm doing that show. woman: come on. you go denise richards. yes, girl. hello, did someone say my name? denise richards! denise richards is here. thank you so much for having me. denise richards, this is everybody. hi, everybody. oh, uh, america, denise. denise, america. hi, america. we were just talking about "special forces, world's toughest test." it must have been scary. it was scary. it was definitely the world's toughest test, the most challenging thing i've ever done in my entire life. but like, at night, like, you all, like, stay in a hotel or something, right? no, we all stayed together on our cots. i've been through traumatic situations that have been very terrifying for me. i really want to learn how to not be overwhelmed by fear. scared of heights? oh, my god. i freeze. and i can't function.

it's so scary to be so vulnerable. i have three daughters. i want them to be strong enough. you're not on vacation right now. but i'm facing every fear i have. there's no way i'm ever doing that show. you need to do it. all right, denise, we are about to unbox the next surprise show on fox. you guys, you are going to love this show. ah, bup, bup, bup, bup, bup. don't tell them. we're not going to give them the title because we are going to draw it playing "pictionary." oh, my gosh. yeah. of course jerry brings his work home with him. i'm a "profesh." ok, we're going to play a little "pictionary," everybody. denise, you're going to grab your pen. you got 15 seconds. you are going to sketch the title of the show. and they are going to guess it. here is the title. i know the title. what? this is so hard. you can do it, denise. here we go. - are you joking. - 15 on the clock. sketch, denise! oh, my gosh. sketch! [overlapping speech]

10 seconds! draw something. pressure. draw something. 5 seconds, go. go, go, go, go. all: extracted! great guess, everybody, as denise just literally spelled out. "extracted" is fox's new survival competition show where a contestant's fate is in their family's hands. let's take a look. i'm terrified. 12 amateur survivalists compete in the extreme wilderness. i don't understand this. but their fate is out of their hand. [tapping] oh, we can hear him. for a quarter of a million dollars, do you push your family to win or push the button to extract? if there's anything that y'all can send me today. our survivalists are out there. we are playing a game in here. i'm ready to go. hit the button. i'm not hitting the button. press the button. between "special forces" and "extracted," fox has by far the most thrilling reality shows on air. jerry, you are in such good shape.

you really should be doing the next season of "special forces," right? [overlapping speech] yeah? maybe i will. but i have this little quirk where i don't like to die on tv. not into that. all right, let's take a break. let's grab some peppermint bark, a.k.a. kindling. and we'll be back to unwrap more winter preview surprises. denise, can you stick around? denise? where'd denise go? wow, her "special forces" stealth skills are on point. ok. [upbeat music]

jerry o'connell: just last week, i got this one-of-a-kind rob lowe "911 lone star" bobblehead. check this out. totally fire retardant now. totally fire retardant. wow. oh, hey, america. i'm just about to share that "911 lone star" is wrapping up its epic five-year run this january. who's in for a viewing party? man: i know i am. all right, you know what? i think it's your turn to pick a gift. what do you say? ooh, number 1. now, every week on fox is a super week. but the week starting sunday, february 9, is especially super because of super bowl lix. [cheering] the dynamic duo of kevin burkhardt and tom brady will call the big game. and the nfl on fox legends will be on the sidelines to give their signature analysis and insight. and right after the game, the excitement continues with the special airing of "the floor." [cheering] and that's just sunday.

what makes the week so super is that it is jam-packed with incredible season premieres, "extracted" "the masked singer," and "next level chef." [cheering] all right, as you guys know, i'm a little obsessed with rob lowe. no, no, no. no need for therapy, despite what my wife and kids say. [laughter] well, i'm glad you can say that with a smile on your face. jerry o'connell: "the floor" returns this february. but why wait until then? let's light it up. [cheering] rob-- rob, the category is sunday animation domination. name these fox animated characters. let's duel. [cheering] [timer beeping] peter griffin, "family guy." marvin flute, "grimsburg." beef, "the great north." uh, deliria, "krapopolis." giftbox number 2.

starting in february. [cheering] there you got it. fox this winter is the gift that keeps on giving. damn, almost made it through the show without saying that. oh, you know what? let's check and see if gordon has arrived, everybody. yes, oh my gosh, my gosh. gordon? hello, hey, gordon? are you there? looks like gordon ramsay is going to stand us up. [footsteps fading] oh, come on, really? where'd everybody go? america, i appreciate you sticking around. you know what? i got a special treat for you. you want to see a bobble rob perform a scene from "lone star"? oh, all right. you sure? because i'm using a real smoke machine. there's, like, smoke everywhere. how about a scene from "animal control." zoo break! well, what about a scene from-- [door shuts] drive safely! [gentle music] hey, jerry. happy holidays. oh, gordon. where is everyone? they left. you're late. maybe they left because of what you're eating, right? good god, man. what the hell is that thing?

america brought this amazing tuna casserole. it's really delicious. that's disgusting. it looks like something you find in a diaper, jerry. a garbage disposal would spit that out. gross. it's really not that bad. it's fitting that's canned tuna, because you're going to be stuck on the can for the next five hours. talk about a kitchen nightmare. today on tmz. okay, well, good day for morgan wallen. he just received the good housekeeping stamp of approval from kristin cavallari. he was good and bad. yeah. she revealed morgan is one of the best she's had. do we know they were together? no. she said morgan's going to be so mad at me. she has no right to say this. what did you say? you were great at it. well. that helps.