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 glasses. the fbi says

the killer scouted the area before those attacks and also traveled to egypt as well as canada. good evening once again, everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm betty yu, and now they're investigating how that may or may not be tied into the attack on new year's day. prior to the tragedy, shamsuddin jabbar made at least two trips to new orleans in the months leading up to the attack. the fbi says by using advanced meta glasses, jabbar recorded himself biking through the french quarter on one of those trips. investigators say he also had the video recording glasses on during wednesday's attack, but the glasses were not activated. this video, obtained by the fbi, shows jabbar with the glasses on during that new orleans trip, both state and federal officials reiterated that there are no other suspects. >> investigative details and evidence that we have now still support that jabbar 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 us and outside of our borders. >> the fbi also shared videos of jabbar placing ieds around bourbon street, and investigators say they found a transmitter intended to trigger the two bombs. the new orleans mayor says the focus 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 tomorrow. washington, d.c. is also on high alert, preparing for several prominent events over the next few weeks. tomorrow is the official certification of the election and the fourth anniversary of the january 6th riot at the capitol. then, just days later on thursday, former president jimmy carter's state funeral will be in the nation's capital. and on january 20th, d.c. will host the inauguration of

president elect donald trump. u.s. capitol police chief thomas manger tells fox the department is fully prepared and coordinating with local as well as federal law enforcement. a number of large events happening in the next month, and we'll be closely monitoring them all. you can stay up to date by downloading the fox local app, available to download to your phone and smart tv. >> all right, now to the weather in the midwest as well as back east, all of it affecting travel out at san francisco international, where more than 150 flights were delayed. just today. as we give you a live look here out at sfo on this sunday night. by the way, more than 20 flights were canceled out at san francisco international today as well. now, all of this largely due to a major winter storm hitting much of the midwest. blizzard like conditions have been reported across much of kansas and northwestern missouri, and some areas could see their heaviest snowfall in ten years. around 63 million americans were under some type of weather advisory. today, the national weather service is issuing winter storm warnings all the

way to new jersey. ktvu lamonica peters heard from some travelers in the bay area seeing the effect of that storm. >> things are calm here at sfo despite the delays. people i spoke to say they did experience 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, 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 and 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 the midwest or any of the areas expected to be hit by this winter storm, it's highly recommended that you check the weather and your flight status

before arriving at the airport. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. >> the bay area's homeless population has gone up since last year, according to a report released by the department of housing and urban development. the number of homeless people in the bay area grew 6% to roughly 38,000. the increases were consistent statewide and nationally. california's homeless population increased 3% to 187,000 people, while across the u.s. the number of homeless people increased 18% to more than 770,000. dallas and los angeles were among some of the big cities that saw their homeless populations drop. >> the oakland city council will meet to discuss upcoming changes to the city in a special reorganization meeting scheduled for tomorrow. the newly elected council members will be sworn in. the city council will also elect a president pro tem and a council president. this all comes after former city council president nikki fortunato bass

served as oakland's interim mayor for the last two weeks of the year, after mayor shang tao was recalled in the november election. bass is moving on to the alameda county board of supervisors after winning the november election for a seat on the board. the newly newly elected oakland city council president will serve as interim mayor until the special election for mayor is held on april 15th. the city's district two seat will also be appointed at tomorrow's meeting. the oakland unified school board is holding a special meeting tomorrow morning to elect the president and vice president of the governing board. the candidates are already elected members on the school board. that meeting is scheduled to begin at 11:00. >> new tonight. an unusual bus for the santa clara sheriff's office stopping the prime suspects after deputies say they stole over $1,000 worth of meat. it all happened at a cupertino, safeway ktvu. zac sos has the story. >> wow. 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 stealers, 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. >> and both suspects were booked into santa clara county jail. unclear right now what charges they are facing for their alleged prime crime in cupertino, zac sos. ktvu, fox two news. >> the start of the commercial dungeness crab season off the coast is officially underway in san francisco. dozens of people actually waited in line this morning before the fishing boats even docked with the catch. one crab fisherman says he's been waiting for this day, when he could finally start to make some

money. >> 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 is expected to last until about march or april. >> well, the beginning of crab season is also welcome news for restaurants. water bar in san francisco says it's very excited that 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 and water bar. he says they normally have crab on the menu year round from other regions, but there's nothing like getting it fresh off the boat when you're supporting the local fishermen, you know that they're able to go out when it becomes salmon season or other seasons. >> so yes, to get to be able to get crab, that's right off the boat. you know, that's just another selling point for our

guests. >> ulrich goes on to say local crab is now available on the menu. other specials to come in the next few weeks include wood fire and glazed crab. >> a railroad bridge collapses under the weight of a train in tonight's west coast rap, the race to clean up the area to avoid any environmental damage. >> plus, the student winners of the 2024 congressional app challenge have been named. later on, we'll highlight the two high schoolers representing the south bay. >> and here we go. a brand new workweek and a brand new forecast. with the change you need to know about your bay area forecast is coming up after this fast

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corvallis, oregon, collapsed as a freight train was crossing yesterday. and this story does begin tonight's west coast rap. >> the collapse sent a rail car carrying a chemical used for fertilizer right into the river. officials say the collapse was due to a structure failure on the trestle. no one was hurt. the rail car was still in the river today, and railroad crews working to unload and remove the cars near the area where the bridge collapsed, trying to avoid any leaked material from getting into the water. >> the railroad track over on that side of the river doesn't go anywhere, so there's two locomotives stuck on the wrong side of the river. they have. it doesn't connect anywhere, so they have no way to get the locomotives back without repairing the bridge.

>> residents are being asked to avoid the area until repairs are complete. the city is now working to resolve the situation quickly and minimize any environmental impact. in washington state, ever since, a video of an orca pushing her dead calf through the washington water surface, concern for the killer whale population off the state's coast has increased. >> this calf's death comes after the loss of two precious calves last year. the director of development for the orca conservancy says people have been grieving alongside this whale. experts are using the situation as a moment to ask for help. on tuesday, the board of natural resources is expected to meet and vote on an executive order passed in 2022 that upholds a ban on commercial net pens out of public waters, with net pens is. >> in 2018, there was an escape of a bunch of those fish, and these fish tend to carry a lot of sea lice and different types of diseases. and so that poses a

huge risk to the wild fish that the southern residents depend on, because it can spread these diseases. >> experts say net pens also create a lot of pollution and toxic algae blooms, ultimately hurting not just the killer whales, but the salmon population in the area as well. in los angeles, the 2025 award season has officially kicked off with the golden globes tonight. >> reporter ashley dvorkin brings us a closer look at some of the best shows that left with an award this evening. >> honorees from film and tv are celebrating at hollywood's party of the year. here are highlights from this year's golden globes. and the golden globe goes to a post-world war two epic and a spanish language musical thriller won big. the brutalist the brutalist took best drama, best performance by a male actor for adrien brody and best director for brady corbet. amelia perez amelia perez was named best musical or comedy and best non-english language film. zoe saldana won for her

supporting role and el mal won best original song. this is the first time i've ever won anything as an actor. in other big screen honors, demi moore won best performance by an actress in a motion picture musical or comedy for the substance. sebastian stan took best performance by an actor for a different man. fernando torres was the winner for her lead dramatic role in i'm still here. kieran culkin was awarded for his supporting role in a real pain. host nikki glaser ran the show and broke out her comedic roasting skills. >> zendaya, you were incredible in dune. oh my god. i woke up for all of your scenes. >> stars of the small screen added trophies to their collection, including hacks back in the spotlight, nabbing best television series, comedy or musical limited series went to baby reindeer. shogun took best tv drama, cinematic and box office achievement was also celebrated, and that honor went to the musical adaptation

wicked. >> maybe that we have that courage and that strength to not give up, but to rise up and take the road off the yellow brick road and maybe discover we can fly. >> that's a wrap from the 82nd annual golden globes, and a start to the 2025 awards season in los angeles. ashley dvorkin, fox news. >> and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast wrap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> all right. it was a stormy start to the weekend, but take a look at the aftermath. the storm that hit the sierra on friday made for a perfect day out there on the slopes today. this video sent to us from a viewer showing a bit of a bluebird day with just a few clouds out there in the sky. now the good skiing comes as the first snow survey of the year showed a very good start to the winter snowpack. it took place right off of highway 50 at phillips station last week. the results of the survey

revealed that phillips station, there is 91% of the average for this time of year, with a snow depth of 24in. state water experts say we're going to need a lot more big cold storms over the next few months in order to keep our water levels above average. since most of the state's water supply does come from the sierra snowpack. >> that was a beautiful sight there. roberto gonzalez is here with a look at the forecast now. seems like a great time to head up to tahoe for you and me, because we're talking about how we're chickens driving in the snow, right? i don't want to do it. >> yeah, my big worry is that we're just going to shut off and not see any more breaks, but not big long breaks, right in the next shot of snow and rain right now looks like the 21st of january, but that's a long way to go and things can change in a hurry. right now, let's take a look at the current conditions. it is clear it is in the 40s in blue canyon, right around 4000ft in elevation. then you jump up to 6500ft. it's 25 degrees around the rim of the greater lake tahoe area. 20s around

truckee. at this hour. we don't have any snow in the forecast for this entire week with partly sunny skies, but notice the temperature dips significantly on tuesday night, and that will set the stage for cooler conditions on your wednesday and also some windy conditions. ski lifts could be placed on a hold, so make sure you always keep track of your conditions. look at this condition right here, right now. this is the golden gate bridge. now that's the span about 220ft above the water. so it gives you a good idea just how low that fog bank is at this hour. we'll wake up to some areas of patchy fog tomorrow morning, then turning partly sunny. temperatures 58 to right around 6364 degrees. and here you go. we have the area of low pressure providing some precipitation into the pacific northwest. this low is going to settle in over the colorado rockies. then we've got that area of high pressure between the two. it's a pressure gradient. plus we have the counterclockwise winds around

that low. so it produces an offshore push. and indeed we will see also because of the current weather pattern set up more big waves 18 to 20ft. so by the time you wake up tomorrow morning we have a beach hazard statement in effect through tuesday night. tonight, with the areas of fog. temperatures into the 30s and 40s were already reporting foggy conditions, with visibility down to a half a mile in the santa rosa area. meanwhile, tomorrow morning's temperatures just slightly warmer than today. boy, it was gorgeous today. numbers in the 50s and 60s. we should be right around the mid 50s for this time of the year, but check this out. the winds are going to ramp up on monday and tuesday into your wednesday. warmest day of the workweek will be on thursday. we could see a wind advisory go into effect. we'll stay on top of that right here at ktvu. >> thanks, roberta. well, here's a look at the stories trending trending tonight on ktvu.com.

one of our top stories los angeles county department of medical examiner's office has released the death of writer and director jeff baena. officials say he died by suicide friday morning. police in stockton are investigating a deadly crash resulting in the death of three people after a sheriff's pursuit ended in a crash. and the california highway patrol is warning the public to be aware of fraudsters posing as amber alert representatives offering to register children. you can find these stories and more on ktvu.com. >> all right, sports fans, don't go away. >> sports wrap is coming right up. let's check in with bailey. >> coming up on sports wrap. the niners season is officially over. how they fared in arizona. plus, the order for the first 18 picks in the nfl draft is in. where did the niners land? and we head to chase center, where a young boy who beat cancer has his wish come true. thanks to the help of steph curry and the golden state warriors. i'll see you right back here for sports wrap at 1130.

>> and coming up at 11, the headquarters for meals on wheels in the east bay, reportedly selling the building. it's in the reasoning behind it. >> but first we wanted to bring you a look at tonight's sunset. the beautiful colors of the sky bouncing off the salesforce tower in san francisco. 1070ft, top to bottom there. you're watching the 11:00 news on ktvu. 're back

houses the headquarters for the diablo region's meals on wheels, and walnut creek is up for sale. the building on civic drive and carlebach avenue has been vacant for more than two years. due to fire damage, the organization decided to list the property after finally reaching a settlement with the insurance company. meals on wheels. diablo region will continue to operate from its temporary office space while it searches for a permanent location in the area. >> celebrating all things fungus. today, the mycological society on marin in marin 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 including art, clothing, and of course, food. we spoke to one vendor who turns mushrooms into miso. >> if you're lucky and fortunate to 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. >> 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 the november election to daniel lurie. his inauguration will be on wednesday. london breed spoke at the celebration 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. >> congressman jimmy panetta announced the student winners of the 2024 congressional app challenge for california's 19th district. anjali vashisht from san jose's evergreen valley high school won first place for creating an app that uses a chatbot interface to connect students with volunteer opportunities. second place went to r kashyap from san jose's basis independent silicon valley for creating an app that helps users understand their carbon footprint. the congressional app challenge is designed to engage student creativity and promote stem education. congrats to both! >> super impressive. yeah. congrats to them. thanks for watching the 11:00 news. our next newscast is mornings on two. >> don go f

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