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high alert, preparing for three prominent events over the next few weeks, including tomorrow's certification of the presidential election. >> i'm so glad that they have increased security, and i'm hoping that this will be very peaceful. >> tomorrow's congressional joint session is the final step in reaffirming donald trump's presidential election victory. good evening. >> i'm betty yu and i'm mike mibach. let's bring in a live picture right now of the united states capitol, where in 12 hours, the joint session will convene. now, this is required by the u.s. constitution and comes exactly four years after the violent insurrection on the u.s. capitol. since then, there have been few changes to tomorrow's proceeding. the revised electoral count act, passed in 2022, says the vice president does not have the power to determine the results. this comes after donald trump urged then vice president mike pence not to certify the votes four years ago. this morning on

cbs's face the nation, congresswoman nancy pelosi, who was speaker of the house in 2021, was asked about donald trump continuing to question the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential results even one day before the certification of the 2024 election. >> he's won the election. now, that will be clear, and that will be clear. and tomorrow he will be clearly we will be accepting the results of the electoral college. so he should be triumphant about that. but to be still trying to fight a fight that he knows he lost is really sad. >> senators and members of the house will meet tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. that's 10 a.m. our time to tally the electoral votes from the 50 states and the district of columbia. several other high profile events will also be in dc this week. former president jimmy carter will lie in state at the u.s. capitol

beginning tuesday before his state funeral on thursday at the washington national cathedral. the presidential inauguration will be on january 20th. u.s. capitol police chief thomas manger says that his department is fully prepared for tomorrow and the other events, adding that he is coordinating with local and federal law enforcement. we will have coverage of the election certification throughout all of our newscasts tomorrow, starting with mornings on two, as well as online@ktvu.com. >> and now to the very latest on the investigation on the attack in new orleans. here's a live look at bourbon street on earth. cam. it's the same street where a man hit and killed 14 people in the early morning hours on new year's day. the fbi released new details and footage today, including the attacker's movements in and out of the country and the preparations he took leading up to the horrific tragedy. fox's madison scarpino has the story in sunday's update. >> the fbi says the

investigation is just getting started. the agency says shamsuddin jabar traveled to egypt and canada in 2023. and they're looking into how that may or may not have tied into the attack. but both state and federal authorities reiterate that there are no other suspects. >> 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. >> authorities say jabar made at least two trips to new orleans in the months leading up to the attack. the fbi says by using advanced meta glasses, jabar recorded himself biking through the french quarter. on one of those trips, the fbi says he had these video recording glasses on during wednesday's attack, but the glasses were not activated. here he is with those meta glasses during that nola trip.

the fbi also shared videos of jabar placing ieds around bourbon street. investigators also found a transmitter intended to trigger the two bombs. the new orleans mayor says the mission now is increased security, especially leading up to big events like the super bowl and mardi gras. the governor is officially declaring days of mourning for each of the 14 victims starting on monday in new orleans. madison, scarpino fox news. >> a man with his newborn baby in his car was arrested after a road rage incident in santa rosa. police say witnesses reported seeing a man in a silver bmw pointing a gun at another driver near west third street and amador drive. police pulled over 23 year old calvin crump yesterday just before 5 p.m, near stony point and guerneville roads. officers say they found a backpack with a loaded handgun, ammunition, a holster and an extra magazine in the car. they say his one month

old baby and the and the child's mother were in the car with him. crump was booked on a series of charges, includingssau with a firearm. also in santa rosa, the chp is investigating a deadly hit and run on highway 101 just after 10:00 last night. officers were dispatched to a crash just south of steel lane. there, they found a person lying in the roadway. they diedt the scene. officers s they have limited iormation on the suspect who fled the scene, and are asking anyone with information to give chp a call. >> and in the east bay, 17 year old driver died in a solo vehicle crash in unincpoted livermore. it hpened last night, about 5n del valle road, south of mendenhall road, right near del valle regional park. offs y the teenage boy was drivi bmw at high speeds when he crashed into a tree. the chp is asking anyone who may have additional information about the incident to give them a call. and in stockton, three people are dead after a pursuit ended in a

crash. the san joaquin county sheriff's office says deputies were trying to pull over a stolen vehicle just before 2:00 this morning, when the driver refused to stop and then sped away. the sheriff's office says as deputies pursued the vehicle, it crashed into another vehicle. the suspect and the two people in that other car were killed. multiple agencies are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. >> a warning from the chp regarding a new scam. authorities say if you get a call from a so-called amber alert representative, hang up. chp says scammers are calling people offering to register their children to the amber alert list. they asked for confidential information and to meet at your home. this is not how the amber alert system works. chp says it's the only agency authorized to activate amber alerts, and registrations are not required. if you have fallen victim to the scam, you're asked to call your local law enforcement office. new at ten the santa clara sheriff's office crediting one of their own with a job well done after a

deputy nabbed a pair of alleged crooks with an unusual stash of stolen items. >> and those two suspects, located with more than $1,200 worth of meat, all stolen from a safeway in cupertino, ktvu. zac sos with us here in studio tonight and zach, $1,200. i mean, you can feed a lot of people with all that meat there. >> yeah, that's for sure. the santa clara county sheriff's office posting what i counted to be more than two dozen packages of recovered meat on the hood of a patrol car. filets, ribs, roasts and other prime cuts. and they had, you know, some fun with it on social media, calling it a, quote, rare case of a meat heist. >> foiled. oh, okay. >> awesome. i'm so glad they got caught. yes. well done. >> customers outside a cupertino safeway reacting to the $1,200 worth of rib eye and other prime cuts recovered by a santa clara county sheriff's deputy, transforming his cruiser into a makeshift meat section. >> $1,200 worth of meat is. what do you do with that?

>> a barbecue, perhaps? >> morning barbecue. >> also on the hood. mayo sauce and salt. >> some people have a necessity, and it's harder for them to meet that. but i do feel like this is like going overboard. >> the bust, made possible by an eagle eyed store employee who spotted the two crooks staking their claim to a bounty of beef and fleeing with the filets by car. >> i'm kind of glad there's been a lot of theft lately. i even walk in the store and see people steal stuff all the time, with the help of a license plate number jotted down by the employee, a deputy tracking the car to its registered address and nabbing the alleged pair red-handed. >> job well done for the police, not the steelers, not the meat thieves, not the meat thieves. >> the alleged thieves, perhaps now facing a felony because the meat worth well over a thousand bucks. >> i don't know how the #### they got out of there with that much. >> it's not right. i mean, that's the kind of thing that has to get passed on to the consumer, right? it's not fair

for the shoppers. it's not fair for the business. >> mediocre criminals garnering little sympathy from most bay area shoppers fed up with the endless crime. >> you want to have something, you should pay for it. and if you steal it and you get busted, then you should also pay for that. >> so both suspects were booked into santa clara county jail. unclear right now what charges they're facing for their alleged prime crime. but i would imagine both experienced a whole lot of grilling during questioning. zac sos, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, now to the san francisco 49ers and the team's final game of the regular season. and, well, it was a disappointing one. >> it's been really rough. ktvu bailey o'carroll joins us right now in the studio with a breakdown from today's game against the cardinals. >> yeah, you call it rough. it just wasn't really pretty at all. this game wasn't. the niners gave up 21 points in the fourth quarter alone. also, an injury to running back isaac guerendo really a microcosm of the season as a whole for the niners, who are just ready to

turn the page. but they had one final game today, brock purdy sitting this one out due to a right elbow injury. but things got off to a relatively feisty start in this one. check this out. niners wide receiver jauan jennings piledrives a starling thomas the fifth who well, he wasn't happy about it. the scuffle resulted in offsetting unnecessary roughness penalties. then the very next play, will jennings. he's not done yet. he gets into it with sean murphy-bunting again, resulting in offsetting unnecessary roughness penalties. jennings and murphy-bunting were both ejected from the game after this one, and to make it worse, jennings was just 25 yards away from reaching 1000 receiving yards on the season before he left. but you can tell here he's hyping up the crowd. i don't know if he's too upset about it. maybe he didn't know he was only 25 yards away. all right. we'll get into game action now. second quarter 18 seconds left joshua, drop dobbs drilling this pass to

arizona's own ricky pearsall for a six yard touchdown. the niners tie the game up at 17 going into halftime. and then fourth quarter. the cardinals up 3324. kyler murray connects with marvin harrison jr in the endzone for the 12 yard touchdown here. that was kind of the dagger in this game murray. murray finishes with 266 passing yards and four touchdowns. the cardinals take this 147 to 24. here's what head coach kyle shanahan had to say. >> i mean, we've been practicing just 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 offseason and figure out how to not be in this situation again. >> yeah. an early start to the offseason for the niners. they

finished the season with a record of six and 11. they've locked in that 11th overall pick in the upcoming nfl draft. and that's it for the 20 2425 season for the niners guys. so they turn the page onto the next year. >> a lot of fans want to put this season behind them. >> understandably. >> we'll see what they do with brock purdy. >> how much is he going to get? i expect those contract negotiations to start now. >> got it. thank you bailey guys. >> a major winter storm across multiple states is causing flight delays here in the bay area. i'll tell you more about that coming up. >> the u.s. hit with its first major winter storm of 2025. i'm cb cotton in new york. i'll have the latest coming up from the ktvu weather center. >> we are monitoring a big wind of change blowing your way. the forecast for the week ahead is coming up as the news continues right here on ktvu, fox

holiday travel period. millions across the country are now heading back home at the same time. a winter storm affecting multiple states in the midwest and on the east coast is causing hundreds of delays and some cancellations at san francisco international airport. ktvu reporter lamonica peters is live at sfo with what's happening there right now. lamonica. >> betty, things are calm here at sfo despite those delays. and people i spoke to did tell me

that they experienced some holdups, but they were still able to get ahead of that storm. >> there's a predicted to have like eight plus inches of snow. and so i actually had to change my travel plans. i was supposed to leave tomorrow at 1030 eastern time, but i moved it to today because i wanted to beat out the winter storm. >> several states in the midwest and on the east coast are being affected by the first major snowstorm of the year. by sunday evening at san francisco international airport, 171 flights had been delayed and 22 flights were canceled. this passenger says he flew in from chicago. >> 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. >> sunday also marks the last day of holiday travel, when millions of people will be

returning home, potentially making airport travel a lot more hectic. >> yeah, it's crazy. >> it's chaos, but worth it. >> yeah, it was worth it. this one was worth it. >> this traveler, an oakland resident, says she's returning from washington, d.c. after watching newly elected bay area congresswoman lateefah simon be sworn into office. >> when i got there the day of the swearing in, like friday, i saw snow coming down really, really rapid. i said, oh my god, what am i going to do? but we got out there. it was cold, freezing, but not freezing, but really, really cold. and i think we escaped the storm for tomorrow. >> now, if you're traveling to or from the midwest or any of those areas that are expected to be hit by this storm, it's highly recommended that you check the weather and your flight information before arriving at the airport. >> betty, always good advice there. thank you so much, lamonica, for that report. well,

we are getting new numbers from the chp on its maximum enforcement period over the holidays. the chp golden gate division says over christmas it made 67 arrests. 55 were for dui. more than 800 citations were issued during the new year's enforcement period. 109 people were arrested, 84 of those were for dui, and more than 2400 citations were issued. the chp reports no deadly crashes in their jurisdiction during these two enforcement periods. >> well, the powerful winter storm pummeling the midwest is bringing snow and ice, leaving roadways, a dangerous mess all across parts of kansas, missouri, illinois, indiana, and several other states. as fox cb cotton reports tonight. millions of people are currently under storm warnings as that system starts to roar east. >> 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, let's 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 67 million people affected by that storm, as well as 27 states. >> and this is what it looks like. it's a massive area of low pressure. it's the biggest winter storm affecting the northeast and the eastern seaboard in this. also the deep south in a decade. and that's what it looks like. see that front right there that contains thunderstorm activity as well as the potential of tornadoes. and the pink signifies the sleet. and that's because on the front side, where the core of that area of low pressure is, the temperatures have dipped into the 20s in the chicago area. look at this pool of cool air that has just drifted to the south out of canada. currently it is three degrees below zero in bismarck compared to our

balmy conditions right now, 40s and 50s across the board. it's 48 degrees in hayward backing through castro valley. it is now 47 degrees in concord and 40s across the north bay. i wanted to share with you how light the winds are at this hour, because they will remain under ten miles per hour all night long in the overnight hours. but as we forge ahead to this time tomorrow night, notice the north bay. the winds begin to increase up to 33mph, and throughout the calistoga area. and then by tuesday into tuesday night and wednesday, we are on the cutting edge of wind criteria. as far as advisories, watches or warnings are concerned. and that's because we have an offshore push and this weather pattern is actually churning up the ocean waters as well. we do have a beach hazard statement in effect tomorrow morning at 4 a.m. by the time you wake up all the way to tuesday night, we have waves up to 20ft that will be lapping on shore. so please be mindful

of that and never turn your back to the ocean. look at this. fog is now moving into the gate. we'll talk about that and the warnings going up for southern california. that's coming up next time around. >> thanks, roberta. a tribute for outgoing san francisco mayor london breed. what she says she's proud of during her time in office. >> also coming up, a theme park right here in the bay area could soon be tossing out its seasonal

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scrapping winter festivities this year, the l.a. times is reporting in an email sent to some seasonal pass holders. the theme park in santa clara said the park's upcoming season would run from april 5th through october, and that seasonal events will not be part of this calendar year, potentially meaning an end to winterfest and

its annual snoopy ice show. we've reached out to the theme park officials for comment and have not yet heard back. a napa restaurant recently fined over child labor violations has closed its doors. the u.s. department of labor says the si casa 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 e closure on its website. it is unclear at this point if the other si casa locations will remain open. >> three oakland fire stations will be unoccupied, browned out and not answering calls for help for six months starting tomorrow. station 25, in the hills above joaquin miller road. station 28, in chabot park and engine ten station serving grand lake and piedmont are closing tomorrow in order to help bridge the city of oakland's multi-million dollar deficit. a

critical vote that would bring much needed cash to oakland comes on tuesday. that's when the alameda board of supervisors vote on completing the sale of the oakland coliseum complex. 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 adus through two options a certificate of occupancy or a housing certificate of compliance. both options require and require an inspection, but the process is confidential and won't produce any penalties for homes that aren't up to code. this pilot program is set to end in 2028. >> san francisco's glide paid tribute to outgoing mayor london breed. glide hosted a special celebration at the church on ellis street ahead of breed's final days here in office. breed lost her bid for reelection to

daniel lurie. his inauguration is on wednesday. today, breed spoke at the celebration and reflected on her faith and time in public service. >> i helped us through this pandemic and we've seen changes in our economy, a spike in crime. and when i look at where we are as a city today, i'm proud that we have one of the lowest crime rates we've had in over 11 years. >> glide officials say this tribute is a testament to mayor breed's impact on advancing equity, compassion and progress in san francisco. >> a financial boost for public service workers. the bill signed into law today, giving more money to millions of people. >> and a very busy week for president elect donald trump. what now stands in his way, though, of some of those cabinet picks being confirmed? >> plus, walking into that room, i mean, i don't think anything can prepare you for it. >> americans continue to mourn the loss of former president jimmy carter. coming up, we'll hear from people visiting his

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thurmond, california's superintendent of public instruction, applauded the new law, saying these dedicated professionals spend their lives caring for our children and communities, often while earning less than they would have in the private sector. it is only right to make sure that they get the benefits they have earned in retirement. president biden also taking some final actions aimed at tackling the climate crisis. his administration is banning certain natural gas water heaters and replacing them with new tankless gas water heaters. officials say tankless water heaters use about 13% less energy than the older natural gas. water heater would be removed from the market by the year 2029. the american gas association says the new rules could lead to higher prices for low income and senior households. president elect donald trump will be sworn into office here in two weeks. but before he takes back the white house, some of his cabinet appointments still face confirmation fights in the u.s. senate. >> fox's nate foy reports from

florida. >> president elect donald trump is back at mar a lago after spending much of his sunday at his west palm beach golf club, after spending last night hosting italian prime minister giorgia meloni, along with a few others. take a look. so meloni posted on x after the meeting, saying that she's ready to work with trump, while trump called her a fantastic woman who has taken europe by storm. secretary of state nominee senator marco rubio and incoming national security adviser michael waltz also met with meloni last night. trump is focused on his cabinet picks as well. trump's choice for director of national intelligence, tulsi gabbard, will meet tomorrow with senator mark warner, the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee. defense secretary nominee pete hegseth will face the senate armed services committee on january 14th. trump's busy week ahead includes his sentencing and his new york criminal trial. on friday, judge juan merchan indicates he's leaning toward no jail time, fines or probation, which has

trump aide corey lewandowski saying, why is the sentencing happening at all? >> this is a farce of a of a whole trial. this is a farce of a sentencing. look, the bottom line is this case should have been dismissed a long time ago. >> but democratic california senator adam schiff says he thinks judge merchan sentencing is the right call, particularly concur with his decision to go forward with the sentencing. >> i think new york has demonstrated, frankly, how the justice system ought to operate. no one should be above the law. >> trump will still be able to appeal after the sentencing, which he can appear in person or virtually. he has not specified which one he will do. trump maintains his innocence and calls the case political interference, which obviously did not work. as tomorrow, the election results will be certified before a joint session in congress. in west palm beach, florida, nate foy, fox news. >> house speaker mike johnson says he's ready and eager to lead his chamber, especially as

president elect trump returns to power. in an interview with fox today, the speaker acknowledged he faced some obstacles becoming speaker again, but says his party is now united. trump lobbied fellow republicans to keep johnson as speaker, even as friday's vote was underway. some republicans are furious with johnson after pushing through recent spending packages. >> no one is going to love every element of a large package like that, but there will be enough elements in there to pull everyone along. they'll be able to justify not getting all of their preferences on some of their big issues, because there'll be so many other very important pieces to that one piece of legislation. so i think keeping it together is how we'll actually get it done. and there's some, some real value to that. >> johnson says the goal would be to get a massive policy package out of his chamber by april. >> georgia residents are paying respects to the 39th president of the united states, jimmy carter. his body will lie in repose at the carter presidential center in atlanta

through tuesday. carter will then be transported to the u.s. capitol in washington, dc. fox's jonathan serrie reports. >> inside the carter presidential center, the atmosphere is reverent. it's quiet, but it's also joyful. after all, this is a celebration of a 100 year long life that was very well lived. the people visiting the former president's casket include longtime friends, as well as people who never met him but nevertheless felt touched by his life and legacy. >> walking into that room, i mean, i don't think anything can prepare you for it. it was extremely emotionally charged. i mean, it just it just sucks the wind out of you to see that. 100 years is finally done, and he probably still felt like he had so much left to do. >> the motorcade that brought the former president's casket to atlanta made a brief stop saturday outside the georgia capitol building, where mr. carter served as governor between 1971 and 75. prior to

his successful run for president in 1976. but it was here at the carter presidential center, where he wished for his body to lie in repose. he was especially proud of the work his international nonprofit organization did to fight disease, monitor elections and promote peace. one longtime carter center adviser recalls how the former president could be very direct. despite his humble demeanor. >> i remember one time we were in a country and we were writing a public statement, and we literally spent all night parsing every single word because we didn't want to upset anybody. and we had to get everything to president carter by 5 a.m, because that's when he started working. and so we faxed it over days of faxing. i'm really proud of it. he sent it back within minutes, saying, why so wishy washy? tell them what we really think. >> on tuesday, the former president's casket will travel to washington, d.c, where he will lie in state in the rotunda of the u.s. capitol ahead of state funeral ceremonies at the

washington national cathedral thursday morning. later that day, his body will return to his hometown for burial in plains, georgia. in atlanta, jonathan serrie, fox news. >> alameda county supervisor nate miley was sworn in this weekend for his seventh term. >> then i take this obligation freely, and i take this obligation freely without any. >> our own dave clark administered the oath of office yesterday at the castlewood country club in pleasanton. miley represents district four, which includes portions of oakland and pleasanton, as well as the incorporated unincorporated community of castro valley. miley was first elected to the board of supervisors 24 years ago, and was appointed board president by his colleagues for the second time two years ago. >> coming up on the 11:00 news, the homeless population in the bay area seeing a spike in 2020. for a look at the latest report reflecting just how much the population has increased compared to other major cities in the u.s, winds of change

blowing this way, not only affecting southern california, but the big effect on your bay area forecast. >> but first, turmoil in canada. the major changes we could see in the country's leadership,

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only intensified when his fiance, finance minister, left back in december. trudeau has been canada's prime minister since 2015. >> in seoul, south korea, 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. there's a new development in the battle over tiktok. the justice department friday 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 in early december,

before the 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 that the platform is a threat to national security because of potential chinese government access to u.s. consumer data, and says tiktok is subject to espionage and use as a weapon for covert influence operations. the supreme court will hear oral arguments on the matter on january 10th. a 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's 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. >> the holiday season is behind us, but many people are still paying for it as buy now, pay later programs rise in popularity. now, most of these plans do not include additional interest, but if you miss a payment, you will be hit with late fees. late fees can range from a few dollars or up to 25% of the loan amount. late payments may also negatively affect your credit score. consumer reports says next time it is best to offer other payment options before using those pay later programs, especially for expensive purchases. >> or if you think you're going to return something, consider using a credit card instead and aim to pay it off as quickly as possible. >> financial experts say if you don't have a credit card, just talk to your bank or credit union or if it's a larger purchase, consider a personal loan. we're excited. >> this is the best time of the

year. it's christmas crab season is back where you can pick up fresh dungeness crab right here in the bay area. >> and here's a live look at a very foggy bay bridge. ktvu meteorologist roberto gonzalez will have the complete bay area forecast hewe

the threat of poisonous mushrooms. they say three people came into the e.r. on new year's eve after cooking with mushrooms purchased from a truck vendor at a supermarket parking lot in east salinas. the patients were treated and transferred to stanford medicine. the mushrooms are commonly referred to as deathcamp mushrooms. health officials say they only eat mushrooms sold at reputable produce outlets. all right. >> good news for crab lovers. today marked the start of the

commercial dungeness crab season. ktvu is amanda quintana takes us to fisherman's wharf, where customers can purchase the fresh crab directly from the fisherman this morning. >> 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 ecosyst is healthier. there's more food, so they're hanging out longer. but that could be problematic for people that 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 that. 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's on his way here and he's 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 the beginning of crab season is also welcome news for restaurants. >> water bar in san francisco says it's very excited. crab season is back. the restaurant along the embarcadero is known for its upscale seafood dishes. earlier, we spoke with park ulrich, the executive chef and partner at epic steak in waterbar. he says. they normally have crab on the menu from other regions, but there's nothing like getting it fresh off the boat. >> this is kind of the jewel of being local, so we're very excited that the whales have successfully made their way, and

now we get to enjoy some of the crab, which is what everybody comes here for. >> ulrich goes on to say local crab direct from off our coast is now available on the menu, with many more specials to come in the next couple of weeks. >> strong santa ana winds about to blanket much of southern california. the national weather service in los angeles says there will be widespread damaging winds leading to extreme fire weather conditions from tuesday afternoon through at least wednesday, possibly longer here. officials say people should expect downed trees as well as power outages. with that, we bring in our meteorologist, roberto gonzalez. the santa ana's always very dangerous. unusual to talk about them though in january. here. >> good call there, mike, and let's give you the setup on why this is actually occurring on the first month of a new year. now, we had the abundance of rainfall here in northern california, up to 31in of precipitation in crescent city, 26in in santa rosa. and then the

cutoff line was right around san luis obispo, arroyo grande, that particular area. and then we went bone dry for southern california. so we have the santa ana winds kicking up there. we call them diablo winds here. but the bottom line is up to 80 mile per hour winds will definitely cause some windy conditions. and throughout the cajon pass, when you're leading into the san bernardino area out of the mojave desert. malibu a key area we'll keep an eye on as the relative humidity drops into the teens. this particular bird's eye view from sutro tower looking out towards san francisco. you can't see the fog there, but we do have visibility down to a half a mile now in santa rosa and also socked in around the bay bridge leading out of the golden gate bridge in the city of san francisco into the oakland area. so we'll wake up with areas of patchy fog tomorrow morning, then turning partly sunny and it's going to be windy. the winds do not rotate around to that offshore push until tuesday, and the

winds are really going to flare up at that particular time. so here's the deal. we have this area of low pressure. we refer to it as an inside slider. once it settles in over the colorado rockies. and then we have the high pressure contributing to the warmer conditions between the two, a pressure gradient, and also that offshore component, as the winds are in a counterclockwise fashion, rotating around that area of low pressure, and also because of the area of low pressure that has now traversed over the pacific northwest. it's churned up our seas again. so we do have a beach hazard statement in effect. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning through tuesday night and we're talking waves again, up to 20ft lapping on shore. so be careful if you're heading out to the beaches and do not turn your back on that angry ocean temperatures tonight. overnight, pretty much settling into the 40s, except for fairfield at 37 degrees. otherwise, tomorrow just a tad warmer than what we experienced today. and typically this time

of the year, we should be right around the mid and high 50s instead, 64 degrees in san jose and also in the santa rosa area, low 60s and throughout the tri valley. so here is your extended forecast. the winds ramp up overnight monday night throughout your tuesday. we're going to be right there on the borderline. a wind advisory criteria. there could be downed trees and then warmer conditions. on wednesday, the warmest day of all will be on thursday. i'm not looking, mike, at any kind of precipitation or betty until potentially january 21st. >> geez. >> wow. a good break for us after all that rain we saw in december. thank you roberta. well, drakes beach in point reyes national seashore is closed as rangers welcome a new elephant seal pup into the world. the park preserve posted this photo on its social media showing that pup on the sand in marin county. it was born in late december, makg it the first elephant seal pup of the season at point reyes. it may be

young, but this pup weighs about 70 pounds. it will nurse for about 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 next in sports, the warriors tipping off against the kings. could they overcome a very rough start in their home gym? >> then on the 11:00 news, major changes coming to the city of oakland following the mayor's recall in the november election. a look at the meeting scheduled for tomorrow as new members are appointed to he cit

the 49ers season comes to an end. what with that, they officially lock in their 11th

overall pick in the upcoming nfl draft during the john lynch and kyle shanahan era. the team has made just five top ten picks, those being solomon thomas, mike mcglinchey. rather, mick. mick mcglinchey. there we go. nick bosa, javon kinlaw and most recently trey lance. now, mock drafts are already making their way to early predictions, but we'll have to wait a little bit to see how that all shakes out, and it will likely be a busy offseason for the niners, who have also had a lot of free agents, most notably cornerback charvarius ward, safety talanoa hufanga, linebacker dre greenlaw, running back elijah mitchell. jordan mason is a restricted free agent. the niners will also likely sign quarterback brock purdy to a new deal. he, of course, is still on that rookie contract, and with the end of the season, there has been a lot of issues for this team. the defense has been a point of conversation for the niners. defensive coordinator nick sorensen has come under fire in four of their last seven

games. they've allowed 35 plus points. many fans will. they want a change, given that they have so many talented players on that side of the ball. but fred warner tonight saying not so fast. >> i think the easy thing right now is everybody's going to put the blame on him for how, you know, the defense has played. and when you're the head, when you're the guy at the helm, that's that's what you know. that's what happens. you're going to take the brunt of that. but it's everybody, you know everybody's got to take a look in the mirror. i got to take a look in the mirror. everybody's got to look to see where they could have been better as a group. you know, i think nick's done a great job all season. it's just we didn't i think as players when we're out there, like we have to execute and play the game we didn't get, we didn't do him any favors. >> and you know we want to have one more injury note this season because that's really been the story of the season for the niners. right. running back isaac guerendo injured on this play. taken away on a cart after the game kyle shanahan said the team suspects an mcl injury. no word on a timeline or how

serious that injury might be. of course, their season is over, so he will have the entire offseason to get healthy. all right, on to some basketball news. the golden state warriors, looking to extend their win streak tonight with a suddenly hot sacramento kings team coming to town. all right steph curry back in the lineup after resting his knee on saturday. but the warriors without forward jonathan kuminga who they say will miss at least three weeks with a severe ankle sprain. all right into the action here. first quarter kings up 16 already. sabonis there throwing down that two handed slam sends the kings up 18. second quarter here. warriors down 15. draymond green finds steph curry who nails the three. gets the four point play there. a minute later curry gets the three pointer and the foul again. he finished tonight after resting that knee again with 26 points. so the warriors down just four now. but later in the second the kings back up. big 18. keon ellis gets

the steal. throws down the alley oop slam on the other end. the kings go up by 20. third quarter. kings up 24. malik monk attack on the attack. here he rises for the poster jam there. that was really the story of the night. in this one. he finished with 26 points. the kings win their fourth game in a row. they're hot. 129 to 99 was the final. and this one the warriors had 22 turnovers tonight. they can't have that. >> yeah they've been an inconsistent season so far. >> yeah we'll see if they can get it together. >> all right we'll see you for sports reports coming up. >> thank you bailey. well the 11:00 news starts right now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> we've also discovered that jabbar made at least two trips to new orleans in the months prior to the attacks. >> new information tonight revealing more about the man who killed 14 people in new orleans. the trips he took to the city prior to the attack, all captured on video through his smart meta gla