paying for it. leaving without paying for it. >> despite being arrested. there is still concern tonight that this suspect is not done stealing from bars. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach. he is known for racking up the tab and then skipping out on paying the bill. tonight, bar owners say they are spreading the word and also spreading out his photo. new at six ktvu henry lee live in san francisco with the story. henry. >> his m.o. is he walks into a bar, orders a shot of tequila and a draft cider or a draft beer, and he sits down. >> kevin owens, emperor norton's booze land at larkin and turk in san francisco's tenderloin. he says his bar and others across the bay area have been repeatedly victimized for years by a man who drinks up and dashes out in the interim when he gets his drinks and the time to pay. >> he'll make up some excuse like, oh, i forgot my credit card, i have to go get some cash. >> dimattia says. bar owners have shared pictures of this man, 36 year old jared anthony scott, warning them that he's been skipping out on his tabs

during that whole time. >> he'll try to do the shot and drink as much of the beer as he can, and then walk out. >> before that happens, though, bar staff have asked him if he wanted to use their atm, he would say he doesn't want to pay the atm fees. >> i do want to say we have bigger fish to fry. as small business owners. this is this is more of an annoyance. >> there are no pending cases against scott in san francisco. >> somebody's doing something like this endlessly. it can really affect the business. so i'm very sympathetic to the restaurant owners. >> san mateo county da steve wagstaffe says scott has been charged with dining and dashing at a bar and cookery in san mateo a year ago, as seen here, as well as at a sushi restaurant. >> on one occasion, he used the excuse of i've got to go to an atm to get money. he walks out and does not pay for it and isn't seen again. >> on new year's eve, san bruno police arrested him for allegedly stiffing red lobster. >> i just wish he would. we all just want him to stop doing it. just leave us alone and stop robbing us. >> so a guy walks into a bar.

mike, as you know, it's the start of that classic bar joke. but in this case, bar owners across the bay area say this is no laughing matter. now, he was cited and released from red lobster. so owners tell me they have seen him repeatedly come again for free drinks. so it remains to be seen whether he's learned his lesson. >> there you go. henry lee. live tonight in san francisco. henry. thank you. staying in the city. murder charges have now been filed in san francisco's first homicide of the year. prosecutors say 29 year old jose rivera flores shot and killed a man at a gas station on the corner of 17th and south van ness just after midnight on new year's day. there is still no word on a motive for the killing. san francisco police are welcoming its newest class of recruits. the two 283rd recruiting class is being sworn in right now at a ceremony at the scottish rite masonic center on 19th avenue. the 12 officers completed 34 weeks of training. seven of the members are bilingual, and six have earned either a bachelor's or associate's degree. after

tonight's ceremony, the newly sworn officers will begin a 16 week field training program at various stations across the city. the city of antioch is expected to introduce its newest acting police chief tomorrow. brian addington, the current acting police chief who came out of retirement to fill that position, is retiring once again. no word on who antioch's next police chief will be, but they will be starting the job. just days after the city reached a settlement with the department of justice to resolve the investigation into several racist text messages and use of force scandals. police in san jose teamed up with stockton police to arrest two people on drug and weapons charges. investigators say 37 year old justin dixon and 26 year old jade linton were arrested on january 2nd after officers searched dixon's home in stockton. dixon is accused of traveling from stockton to sell fentanyl and other illegal drugs in san jose, as well as san francisco, while lin is accused of buying guns for dixon, who is prohibited from owning firearms. >> we were able to uncover an

array of evidence, including 13 illegal firearms. now these firearms, two were stolen, two were unregistered and two had destroyed serial numbers. >> officers say they also found large amounts of cocaine, oxycodone and other illegal prescription medications. san jose police say dixon was identified as a supplier after intercepting a fentanyl sale just a month prior. both suspects were booked into the san joaquin county jail. and new information about a police shooting in the east bay. we now know the man who oakland police shot this past weekend pleaded no contest to carrying a loaded gun in a car just two days earlier. oakland police say sergeant jared blue lowry shot 25 year old reggie lacy early saturday morning during a foot pursuit on macarthur boulevard. officers say lacy fired a rifle prior to being shot during the pursuit. he eventually barricaded himself inside a home before surrendering. hours later, lacy was grazed by the

bullet and treated for the injury, and is now being held in the county jail. major changes in oakland leadership. the city council unanimously voted to appoint council member kevin jenkins to the role of council president and interim mayor. but another big story also brewing at city hall in oakland, jana katsuyama here, now in studio and a familiar face, jenna has taken a step to run for mayor here in several months. >> that's right. mike. congresswoman barbara lee's preliminary paperwork was filed today with the oakland finance ethics commission office. it is a required first step to run for mayor in the april special election. and it happened just as the city council began their special meeting to choose a new interim mayor. >> a day of big changes monday at the oakland city council meeting. [applause] by a unanimous vote, the new city council appointed district six councilmember kevin jenkins to be president and fill the role of interim mayor. jenkins is the third person in two months to lead the city, after

outgoing president nikki fortunato bass stepped in following the recall of shengtao. >> i believe that he's someone who listens to everyone who has the ability to just focus on what's the solution, the outcome we're trying to achieve and bring folks together that will be really important over these next four months until our election. >> council member noel gayo was appointed president pro tem to lead the council meetings, also by a unanimous vote. the council has three new members. >> i'm able to sit next to noel gallo. legendary. >> i'm really grateful and looking forward to working alongside my amazing city council colleagues. >> i reject factionalism, score settling and personal aggrandizement. if we don't work as a team, we're going to fail. >> former council member rebecca kaplan was appointed to temporarily fill bass's vacant district two seat. >> i shall oakland leaders face big challenges. >> a $129 million budget shortfall has created painful decisions about eliminating two

police academies, temporary closures of six fire stations, and cuts to arts and public works projects. so who would want the job of mayor? on monday, paperwork was filed for congresswoman barbara lee to enter the special election for mayor. >> she has been incredibly diligent, making sure she understands where the city is and what the opportunities are. i know she's also talked with mayor karen bass down in la, and so she has not taken this decision lightly. >> she's met with countless leaders throughout the city of oakland, and she's very deeply aware of what the challenges are for the next mayor. >> i want to get a transition plan ready so that that person can hit the ground running. that person will come in in the middle of our budget process. first and foremost is public safety and the budget process. we need to make sure that our fire stations stay open. >> the city clerk says congresswoman lee still needs to file nominating signatures and other paperwork to officially be on the ballot. her spokesman says that she expects to make a statement later this week. and so far, mike, there are 13

candidates who have filed with the clerk's office. the deadline is january 17th. all right. >> thanks. friday. jenna. thank you. the city of oakland closed two fire stations today in order to help bridge its multi-million dollar budget deficit. tonight, residents and firefighters both expressing their worries about public safety. and as ktvu tom vacar reports tonight, more stations could also be closing those bay doors. >> the singular question for oakland firefighters who want to save their 156 year old department is can they sound the alarm loud enough? enough to serve 80,000 fire and medical service calls every year? residents in ten hill communities from part of shepherd canyon to grass valley. more than six miles west will be the most impacted given longer travel times from available remaining stations. >> you will not quickly have firefighter paramedics to help you or your family. and what could have been a small blaze or a small fire near your house

will become a conflagration, leaving tragedy in its wake. >> then consider four more station closings next month. >> chief covington has been very clear that while these two additional closures are difficult, the four additional closures are going to be impossible. >> the city administrator is gambling with the lives of oakland residents. >> then there are the voters who fully understand the power of recalls, now including incoming councilman zach unger, himself a former firefighter. >> the closure of seven firehouses would be the end of the oakland fire department as we know it. we simply cannot afford to close that many stations. that is a third of our firefighting capacity. >> already, the police services have been cut. the response time to a police. if you got a burglary, you're not getting an officer. you have to be in immediate, absolute physical distress to get an immediate response. >> what are they going to do if it's a major fire or a flood or anything? so that's mandatory.

that's just like food and water. we need we need police department and we need fire stations. >> but that will have a direct effect on me if you can't get there. the person that i am, i'm always going to be ready to leave. but the people and the citizens of oakland still have a right to have normal protection when it comes to medical response. >> seconds count with fires, seconds affect, smoke inhalation, and most of all, flashover. when the heat builds to a temperature where everything in the room ignites all at once. >> anywhere between 30s and 60s, a fire doubles in size. >> two stations won't be cut. jack london square, because it protects the buildings on the other side of the railroad tracks from a very slow train, which could delay the response, and the airport is dedicated to the airport. under federal law, whatever happens, the city council has to act and act fast

because february is right around the corner. tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news. >> governor newsom is proposing a $322 billion budget without a deficit. the governor unveiled his budget plan today in turlock. it comes after two years of significant budget shortfalls. the governor says he's, quote, proposing little new spending, end quote. now, his plan does include additional investments in public safety and health care and funding for education and infrastructure. the plan is mostly a placeholder until the month of may, as the state waits to see if president elect donald trump will follow through on threats to revoke billions of dollars in federal funding to california. >> revenues in the state are up $16.5 billion. this is a snapshot subject to change significantly by may. a snapshot of the revenue projections above and beyond what we had projected last year. >> governor newsom's

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by a community celebration. ktvu christien kafton live tonight at civic center plaza. all right. christian preparations well underway here at san francisco's civic center plaza is being transformed. >> but what you can't see, mike, is all the work that's going on behind the scenes to make sure the event is safe for. san francisco's civic center, plaza is buzzing with activity crews covering the ground with flooring and building a riser as the city prepares to swear in mayor elect daniel lowry on wednesday, the incoming mayor releasing a statement inviting the public, saying this event is for every san franciscan who wants to be part of turning around our great city. i hope to see you all there. the incoming

mayor's communication team announcing that the community celebration set to take place after the inauguration in chinatown, will be headlined by san francisco native zhu. work is already underway by law enforcement to secure the inauguration. the community celebration and all the attendees. >> we're working with the police department and other law enforcement agencies, as well as other city agencies, to make sure that everybody is safe and that it's a celebration without the concerns of recent events. >> the inauguration is expected to draw thousands, including vips and the public. law enforcement is asking everyone to enjoy the inauguration, but also remain vigilant. >> it's always helpful for everyone to be involved in keeping everyone safe. so if you see something, say something. >> there will be a perimeter established around civic center plaza. streets around the plaza will be closed, and the transition team says there will be metal detectors at the entrances on larkin, at grove and mcallister. concern over the closures have some local businesses worried. umit senior, from euro king on grove street, says in the past, closures for

big events have impacted his bottom line. >> so last year we had a couple of events in the city and they all closed, closed the streets with the metal gates and nobody was able to walk into the restaurant. so we did not get enough people in the business. >> he says he hopes that those attending the inauguration will choose to celebrate by eating lunch in the area and supporting local businesses. >> you just, you know, go past the gates, the gates, try to see what's around, what kind of food around, you know, try, try, try to, you know, be open to try out our our food, different food, you know. >> and the inauguration is set to get underway at 1130 on wednesday, followed by an open house inside city hall. it's part of an all day celebration that continues into the evening, with a night market and community festival in chinatown. we're live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> yeah, big day for daniel lurie and his team and really the entire city of san francisco

on wednesday. all right, christian, thank you. on capitol hill today, a joint session of congress certified donald trump as the winner of the 2024 presidential election. >> donald j. trump of the state of florida has received 312 votes. >> his opponent in the race, vice president kamala harris, made it official, presiding over the certification. >> i did what i have done my entire career, which is take seriously the oath that i have taken many times to support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> there was heavy security as lawmakers convened for the proceedings. it came on the fourth anniversary of the violent january 6th capitol riot, after trump, who had lost the election to joe biden, challenged his supporters to fight. trump has pledged to pardon those who have pled guilty or who were convicted of crimes related to the insurrection. his inauguration is now just two weeks from today. new at six a lighthouse at a park in the north bay will be closed for nearly a week following a landslide. golden

gate national rec area officials say the point bonita lighthouse in the marin headlands is closed until at least this coming sunday, after a small landslide blocked part of the trail. the lighthouse, built back in 1855, shines out on golden gate strait. visitors can typically go to the lighthouse on sundays and mondays this time of year. a warning to beachgoers about sneaker waves. strong rip currents along the coast tonight and tomorrow. officials warn of large waves that can hit the beach, and then pull people standing on those rocks right into the water. as always, they say, please pay very close attention to your surroundings and do not ever turn your back to the ocean. with that, we bring in our meteorologist, roberto gonzalez, with a closer look at those conditions. roberta. mike. >> i took a look at some of the local buoys and they have been exceeding 18ft in elevation. as far as your wave heights are concerned. hi, everybody. good evening to you. and depending on your location, the water temperatures roughly about 53 degrees. but here's the story. we do have a lot of activity out over the open waters. it's generating some high waves. and therefore the national weather

service has issued that beach hazard statement in effect through tomorrow night. again, these waves lap on shore. so, as mike was alluding to, never turn your back to an angry ocean. and here's that area of low pressure causing all the storminess all the angriness out over the open waters. it's going to continue to move to the east and drop to the south and stay positioned right over that four corners state, setting the stage for an offshore push. but right now we do have the dense fog that is pushed into sfo. the ceiling is roughly down to 300ft. the fog will be pretty patchy and then it's going to be wiped away. i'll tell you why, but first things first. temperatures into the 50s across the board, 46 degrees in fairfield. i wanted to share the current wind speeds with you. they're generally under ten miles per hour, and our inland areas are now beginning to pick up around the peninsula, all the way into redwood shores. 12 mile per hour winds noted around the seashore. these winds are going to change

very rapidly in the overnight hours and in through your tuesday and even into wednesday morning. we'll talk more about that in the advisory. mike, we all need to know about that's coming up. >> all right. we will see you soon roberta. thank you. there was a scare today at san francisco's laguna honda hospital after part of the facility was evacuated due to a gas leak. just before noontime, the fire department posted this video on x. officials say the leak happened after a contractor hit a three inch gas line. a pg and e crew did respond to the scene. they shut off the gas and repaired the pipe. the fire department says hospital workers were allowed to return soon after. president biden honors the victims of last week's terror attack in a visit to new orleans. also coming up here at six. a man from california got quite a scare while using a waymo out of state. will have video from the ordeal. also coming up. plus several new laws now in effect for california schools. we'll break down the new rulings and what they mean foststudents stay ahead of your child's moderate-to-severe eczema

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13 people killed in that terror attack during a visit to new orleans today. the president and first lady attending an interfaith prayer service at the historic saint louis cathedral. tonight, the names of those killed were read as candles were placed on the altar. most of those who died were in their 20s. president biden saying he and the first lady want their families to know they're not alone.

>> there's one thing we know. new orleans defines strength and resilience. you define it, whether it's in the form of this attack, from this attack or hurricanes or superstorms. this city and its people get back up. that's the spirit of america as well. >> earlier, the president and first lady met with victims families privately, as well as two officers who were injured. the bidens placed flowers at the memorial there on bourbon street, set up in memory of those who were killed. a los angeles man nearly missed his flight back home from arizona because, he says the self-driving waymo taxi he was in just kept driving around in circles. >> okay, why is this happening to me on a monday? i'm in a waymo car rider support. >> this call may be recorded for quality assurance. >> this car is just going in circles. >> mike johns posting this video on social media following his

ordeal in scottsdale. he says he was trapped inside the car as it just kept going around the parking lot. he never said how the car finally did come to a stop, but the new calendar year comes some new laws for school districts across california. the healthy homework act calls for school districts, charter schools, and even county education offices to set rules and guidelines about how many hours of homework to give students a day, and even how homework is graded and whether it should be optional. another new law requires students learn about the dangers of fentanyl, including how to spot and then reverse an overdose. >> children are really in a crisis as it relates to this. this drug and knowledge is the key to really improving the use of it and the response to it. >> another new law requires bringing in native american tribes to help teach california history, and all high schools

must offer an ethnic studies course starting the next academic year. >> we do not want to see any more patients die. healthcare workers die. humans die. we stand for all life. >> coming up on ktvu news at 630, health care workers across the country and the bay area taking a stand against the ongoing violence in the middle east. and former new york city mayor and trump attorney rudy giuliani found in contempt of court. why? a judge is asking him to turn over llions of dollars of

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spreading the word about a man known for skipping out on his tabs. he's been identified as 36 year old jared anthony scott. scott was recently arrested for dining and ditching at a red lobster in san bruno. oakland has a new interim mayor. the city council unanimously voted to appoint council member kevin jenkins to the role of council president and interim mayor. he is the third person in just two months to lead the city, following the recall of xiang tao earlier today. former congresswoman barbara lee filed some paperwork in a first step toward a possible run for mayor of oakland. a spokesperson says lee will be making an announcement about if she will run later this week. and president biden and the first lady paying tribute to the 14 people killed in the new year's day terror attack in new orleans, carried out by a u.s. army vet. after meeting with victims families, they viewed the crosses set out on bourbon street. president biden, by the way, is scheduled to fly to

california tomorrow to declare two new national monuments. with that, you are watching ktvu fox two news here at 630. at least three people are dead and several others injured after gunmen opened fire on a bus carrying israelis in the occupied west bank. the attack, happening in a palestinian village on one of the main east west roads crossing the territory. an israeli government spokesman said two women in their 60s and a man in his 40s were killed. eight people were also injured in the attack. >> let me make this clear. there will be no safe havens for terrorists in judea and samaria. the idf and the security forces will thwart terrorists throughout the region. >> hamas praised the attack in a statement but did not claim responsibility. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowed to respond. here in the u.s, many doctors called in sick to work today, instead choosing to attend a series of demonstrations, pickets and free clinics. as ktvu an rubin

reports tonight. this was all part of a national day of action protesting what they say is a lack of medical care in gaza. >> i don't take sick days. >> holly sheikholeslami made an exception today, calling in sick for a cause. it was part of a national day of action where doctors protested the situation in gaza. it's something sheikholeslami has seen firsthand. >> people are dying. and to feel like, yeah, some of the patients i saw there, you know, who knows how many are alive now. >> but even medical professionals who haven't traveled to gaza say the death toll of this war is taking a toll on their mental health. >> really, at the heart of it, you are just sad that people are dying. this is really not such a hot, radical take on the world here on the stanford campus. >> organizers built a pop up clinic, one they say is geared toward treating their sickness. >> this is a moral injury for health care workers and i think just humanity in general. >> but at stanford, jewish staff and students say they are sickened, too, by the impact on israel. julia siegel returned

three days ago. >> and that certainly left me feeling pretty unwell. seeing how life in israel is not normal, seeing how much pain the whole country is in. you can't walk two feet without seeing a reminder of the hostages, and they can't help but be concerned that somehow politics and medicine are mixing. >> it's hard to see. it makes you second guess. when i go to a hospital, when i go somewhere, somebody's going to question me because i'm wearing a star, or because of my last name when it shouldn't be like that. >> but these doctors say it isn't about withholding care. it's about wanting access for all. >> we would like to see this end. we do not want to see any more patients die. health care workers die. humans die. we stand for all life. >> and this was a coordinated protest. other similar events were held across the country, from massachusetts to minnesota on the stanford campus. ann rubin, ktvu, fox two news. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau announced his resignation after nearly ten years as prime minister. trudeau has been under pressure to

resign over criticism of how he's handled the canadian economy. this comes as president elect donald trump has threatened to impose 25% tariffs on canadian goods. the three opposition parties had said they planned a vote of no confidence when parliament resumed. >> i intend to resign as party leader, as prime minister after the party selects its next leader through a robust nationwide competitive process. last night, i asked the president of the liberal party to begin that process at the same time. >> trudeau came to power in 2015 and served three terms as prime minister. the liberal party praised him for delivering priorities including affordable child care, dental care and a national climate plan. british prime minister keir starmer is condemning what he calls lies and misinformation about his government, including from online attacks from tesla ceo elon musk. today, musk posted a

poll on x asking users if america should, quote, liberate the people of britain from their tyrannical government. musk has recently voiced support for far right wing causes in both britain and germany. a judge has denied president elect donald trump's request to pause sentencing on his criminal hush money case indefinitely, while his lawyers appeal. sentencing is scheduled for friday in manhattan. trump's lawyers argued that their appeal to a higher court should trigger an automatic pause in the proceedings. no arguments have been scheduled in that appeal. in the last hour at 4:00, we sat down with uc law professor david levine, who said, the judge wants to wrap up the case. >> commonly, what happens is that you get your sentence and then you appeal both the conviction and the sentence together. mr. trump is trying to separate those out, so he's really asking for something that's quite unusual. and i think judge merchan quite properly said no. >> the president elect could still ask an appeals court to delay sentencing. a delay would

likely mean the case will not be closed until trump's second term ends. the judge has already signaled that trump will not likely face any jail time. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani has been found in contempt of court. this comes after a judge said giuliani has failed to turn over assets to satisfy $148 million defamation judgment against two georgia election workers. he's already turned over his new york apartment, as well as a mercedes benz. however, he has yet to hand over watches and sports memorabilia, including a yankees world series ring. the judge says he will decide on appropriate sanctions against giuliani at a later date. the department of defense has reached a historic legal settlement with lgbtq plus veterans discharged under don't ask, don't tell. the class action lawsuit was brought by veterans who discharged. papers say they were kicked out because of their sexual orientation. in many cases, they received less than honorable discharges, which can interfere with their benefits, as well as eligibility for some jobs. under the

agreement, they will receive discharge papers that do not mention their sexuality. the settlement, which still must receive approval from a federal judge, will affect as many as 35,000 veterans. coming up, mcdonald's dropping one of its goals. why it says it's ending certain practices following a recent supreme court decision. and heart disease is the leading cause of death in the u.s. what researchers are now learning out its ink

chains, rolling back its diversity goals. mcdonald's announcing it is ending some of its diversity practices, citing the supreme court's 2023 decision outlawing affirmative action at college in college admissions. the company says it will no longer set goals for representation and hiring, and will stop requiring its suppliers to sign mutual commitments to diversity, equity

and inclusion. walmart, john deere, harley-davidson and others have also rolled back diversity programs. a new study finds women who have heart disease may have a greater risk of developing aggressive breast cancer. researchers from the university of texas md anderson cancer center found those with advanced or metastatic breast cancer at diagnosis were more likely to have preexisting cardiovascular disease versus those with early stage cancer. the senior author of the study says cardiovascular disease can create an immunosuppressive state, which can potentially induce accelerated breast tumor cell growth and spread. the finding suggests women with heart disease may benefit from more frequent or earlier breast cancer screenings. norovirus is on the rise, according to the centers for disease control. from august to last month, 495 norovirus outbreaks were reported across the country. that's compared to 363 outbreaks reported during the same time last year. the highly contagious

virus usually results in nausea and vomiting for 48 to 72 hours. officials with the cleveland clinic says, say that if you do get the norovirus, just wash your hands constantly. wipe down surfaces thoroughly. do not prepare food for others and minimize your exposure to other people when you are contagious. health officials in monterey county are warning people about the threat of poisonous mushrooms. they say three people came into the emergency room 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 then transferred to stanford medicine. the mushrooms are commonly referred to as death cap mushrooms. health officials say only eight mushrooms sold at reputable produce outlets. >> the weather advisory that just may affect your neighborhood. the bay area forecast is ready to go right now to alex savage and a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap. >> coming up at the top of the hour. alex. >> hey, mike. thank you. coming

up tonight at seven, we are tracking a dangerous wind storm that is set to hit some parts of the west tomorrow, leading to critical fire weather. coming up, the bay area crews already being called in to help. plus, we'll talk with a southern california fire department about the preparations for those extreme conditions. also, a chaotic scene in one arizona gas station, the social media stunt that led to these long lines, and even a police response at that station. those stories and a whole lot more coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap. and of course, that's followed by the ktvu, fox two news at 730 with greg lee. >> you can to right the ship and get more wins next year. >> last night's blowout loss to the cardinals is a fitting end to the niners season. after the break, we're going to hear from the playe as they reflect on the season

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put up 47 points in their win yesterday. the niners lost seven of their last eight games and finished last in the nfc west. the team is six and 11 record, their worst since 2018. some of the players were actually clearing out their lockers today and ktvu jesse gary was there and spoke with them about the

disappointing end to a disappointing season. >> excited. definitely excited. >> monday sees a type of boxing day for the niners at levi's stadium. the interviews and exits, an end of season ritual. no one wanted to perform so early in the new year. >> it feels different. you know, i don't i don't want to get used to this feeling, you know? i ain't never felt this before. >> kind of hurts more than even last year, you know, because we didn't reach our full potential. >> last year saw the red and gold green with envy as kansas city hoisted the lombardi trophy. this was to be the bounce back year, but problems right out of the gate. draftee ricky pearsall shot in a botched robbery attempt. contract holdouts and injuries, defensive lapses and offensive woes, all of it coalescing into a frustrating campaign. >> but that's the reality that we're in and our names are stamped on that. and so i think as an organization, we'll do everything that we can to right the ship and get more wins next year. >> players say next season begins after this season's super bowl and a respite from the nfl

grind. >> the mind shift now has to shift quick from you know, this was a tough year. let's learn from the mistakes and get ready for otas because we don't have time to mope on this year. >> but there will be a different team. some contract demands mean some vets move on to more lucrative pastures. >> it doesn't matter if we went to a super bowl or if we had a season like we did this year, there's always a lot of turnover or a lot of a lot of change within the team. >> the biggest change likely to hit the bank account of starting quarterback brock purdy, his rookie deal is up, and now he's poised to break the bank. >> it's my first time going through all this. i don't really i don't really know like how you know what the next step is. but you know, we'll see. obviously i'd like to get it done sooner rather than later. >> get it done, he says, so he can be back with the other players in this cathedral of sport, a place that for the first time in a long time, sees fans waiting for players with no more games for months. >> it's horrible. it takes a

piece of my heart away. >> it's going to be a boring couple of months. >> the faithful and the team they follow know this pain will fade and boxing day will soon be replaced by the next push for glory. >> it's the nfl and next year we'll be there. >> several players won team honors for their play during the season, including george kittle, who won the len eshmont award for inspirational courage and leadership, and fred warner, who won the bill walsh award. a complete list is on our website, ktvu.com. otas begin in april. outside the home of the niners here in santa clara. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> spring training starts next month. in case you're wondering now that football season for your niner fans are over just the niner fans. all right, roberta is with us. let's talk about the win, because something's happening. what? in ten minutes from now, in just a matter of minutes from now at 7:00, straight up, we do have a wind advisory that goes into effect for the bay area. >> if you have any of those, you know, inflatable christmas

displays out on your lawn, put them away. yeah. if you haven't already this weekend. right. we do have those strong winds that will be blowing our way with a wind advisory and all those highlighted areas just about everywhere across the bay area. some of the wind gusts, especially in the higher elevations, up to 45mph. meanwhile, today we had a difficult time scrubbing out the low clouds areas of fog. it really hampered temperatures across the coast and around the central bay. otherwise, 64 degrees. our outside number in san jose, morgan hill and in gilroy, while the north bay stayed settled into the 50s ceiling, now down to about oh 300ft at sfo. and this is causing some visibility issues there around the sfo area. although belmont and burlingame no issues. and meanwhile the fog is going to blow out a lot earlier tonight than it did today due to this. watch the wind speeds now. this is 10:00 tonight. we're already picking up. winds up to 22mph in san rafael. we go through your

tuesday. sunup is at 725. same drill there. 30 mile per hour winds. and throughout the santa cruz mountains, where we do have that wind advisory in place. check that out at high noon tomorrow. 24 mile per hour winds in calistoga, 23 in santa rosa and 43 mile per hour winds by 7:00. this time tomorrow night in throughout portions of the north bay. and it just keeps ramping up 45 mile per hour winds before all begins to settle. by the time you wake back up on wednesday morning, it's all generated by this area of low pressure off the seashore right now, and it's nestling into the four corners states as it does so, it's causing this pressure gradient with the offshore push. so the bottom line is the relative humidity is going down, the temperatures increasing and so are the winds. and that's also turning up the surf. we do have waves up to 20ft lapping on shore. never turn your back to the ocean. if you do decide to go to the coastline. meanwhile fire danger in southern california we call them diablo winds here, the santa ana winds there. and boy,

it's going to be nasty around the malibu area. look at the threat of fire danger as we go into tuesday back at the ranch. temperatures tonight across the board into the 40s. again, the fog will clear out in the overnight hours, leaving us with bright sunshine, but a breezy to downright windy day for your tuesday all the way up to 67 degrees in san jose, willow glen, cupertino, campbell. there you have the extended forecast. warmest day will be on thursday with a few clouds racing across the horizon. otherwise, play outdoors this weekend. mike, i know you have a tee time. >> yeah, flip flops too. i'll take it. all right. roberta, thank you. we're now getting a look at the northern lights from out of this world. nasa astronaut don pettit captured footage of the lights from the international space station. pettit was floating above eastern canada sunday when he orbited over the northern lights. those lights could be seen in parts of the bay area just last spring. still to come, it was a big night for the biggest stars in hollywood. coming up, we're going to take a

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season kicked off with the golden globe awards. reporter

ashley dvorkin brings us a closer look at some of the best shows that left with a big award. >> 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 elle mall 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. >> an oakland native, appeared

to show off her large engagement ring at the golden globes. tmz is reporting zendaya and tom holland got engaged between christmas and new year's. the couple started dating back in 2021 after meeting on the set of the film spider-man homecoming. all right, that's it for us here at 6:00. don't forget, west coast rap with alex savage is coming up next right here on ktvu. and also, don't forget, you can always stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime. just download the fox local ap to pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low prices. better than getting low speeds for high prices. right, bruce? -jealous? yeah, look at that. -honestly. someone get a helmet on this guy. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get an unlimited line free for a year, plus a free 5g phone.

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