country pays tribute to a man known as much for his character as his actions in the white house. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and we are glad you're here. i'm gasia mikaelian. she's back. i missed you, though. we kind of kept in touch through text and social media. >> it's good to see you. >> good to see you. >> i'm dave clark. it's tuesday, january 7th, and steve is here as well, talking about the changing weather around the bay area. >> dave, could you introduce me to her? yeah. >> i'd like you to meet gasia mikaelian. >> nice to meet you. steve paulson. don't be nervous, dave. and i will drag you through it. okay. >> let's see if i make it to ten. >> you will. all right. welcome back. gasia. we do have. look at this. for those of you who got your new, you know, 77, 85 inch high def tv. look at that for christmas. how about that? crystal clear. yesterday was all about fog. that's not the case now. the city is 56. officially 56. and. but look at all the 50s. livermore, santa rosa, palo alto, san jose. these are i think the city is going to set a

record warm minimum. it's 53in 1941 and they're sitting at 57. north wind 23. now oakland at become. some of the gusts have come down a little bit but no doubt it's an offshore direction. could be some gusts. i've seen some around near mount diablo about 50 miles an hour. and also in the marin hills about 4445. so wind advisory is out until 10:00 tomorrow. not today. tomorrow. look at this. low and behold, they have rain and snow in the mountains of southern california. so eventually, yes, it's going to turn into an offshore wind event. but right now they have winter weather advisories out in the mountains above 5000. ride like the wind. sunny, breezy, windy for some and warmer. that means temps above average here 62 to 6568. excuse me. all right, sal's here. where are we going, sal? >> yeah, let's go right to highway 24. want to take that picture right away? eastbound 24. let's see. chp is stopped traffic. all the lanes there just about to let it through. i heard on the radio traffic

there, but they have this crash eastbound 24 involving a motorcyclist, pretty badly damaged motorcycle that ended up in the trees on the right hand side, coming down out of the caldecott tunnel, heading toward walnut creek. you can see the tow truck is getting what's left of that motorcycle up there. looks like the medics have already taken away some injured people, but this is going to be a big delay for eastbound. and now westbound 24. taking a look, you can see no traffic right now is getting through there. just about to let it through. but if you're driving over to walnut creek this morning, please give yourself extra time. it's going to take you a long time. there's a pretty big backup now building on the other side of the caldecott in oakland. 702. let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you. sal. happening today, city leaders in antioch will introduce a new acting police chief. ahead of that announcement. people in antioch are voicing their frustrations about the state of their city. ktvu james torres live in antioch here with the concerns neighbors have. james, about the

police department that's been mired in scandal. >> part of that frustration comes from the lack of a permanent police chief, and a lot of questions surrounding this announcement a little later today, one being who is actually going to be the one that's going to lead the police department, and they'll be leading in an acting position role. that's the third one in the last half. now, this is the police department that's been plagued with some recent controversies. it's experienced quite an officer shortage. that's not so different than many other police departments throughout the bay area or even the country. but more specific to antioch, there was a racist text message scandal that got the attention of the u.s. department of justice. earlier in the week, we spoke to a former city council member who also has some past law enforcement experience. he tells us he wants to see more transparency from the city of antioch. >> with the history that they've had of interim police chiefs. they've made the wrong selections, and i hope they don't make the wrong one again. but who's involved in that? how

did they how did they make the selection? that's a big concern of mine. >> with growing crime, antioch requested help from the california highway patrol for surge reinforcements, much like what we've seen in oakland in the last year. chp says it has received that request but isn't able to commit at this time. this morning, the mayor, the city manager and the current acting chief, brian addington, will make that announcement. his position is open because he announced he's retiring. the new acting police chief will be officially announced later this morning at 10 a.m. we're live this morning in antioch. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. james staying in antioch here. police there are investigating two shootings, including one that was deadly. both happened yesterday. there's no official word yet on whether they're connected. the first happened just after 10 a.m. on rockford drive. a 26 year old man suffered several gunshot wounds. he was rushed to the hospital and died. in the second shooting, two armed robbers approached a man in a park, demanded his valuables. after a struggle, one of the robbers

shot the victim, who suffered critical injuries. >> our time is now 704. prosecutors will give more details today about the latest charges filed against the man at the center of a highly publicized kidnaping case in vallejo. matthew mueller is right now serving 40 years in federal prison for the 2015 kidnaping of denise huskins. that case is the subject of the docuseries american nightmare. prosecutors in contra costa county have said they've charged mueller with kidnaping three other victims for ransom near san ramon in 2015. investigators say the three victims kept quiet all of these years, fearing retribution. now, the announcement of the new kidnaping charges come just one week after mueller was accused of even more crimes in santa clara county, back in 2019. prosecutors say mueller sexually assaulted two women during two separate home invasions in mountain view and in palo alto.

>> later today, the public will get another chance to honor former president jimmy carter. his casket will make its way from atlanta to washington, d.c. later today. a procession will then carry the casket to the u.s. capitol, where the former president will lie in state in the rotunda until thursday. officials say security is very high for today's procession. >> we are not tracking any credible or specific threats associated with these events. that being said, we are certainly operating in a heightened threat environment. >> vice president kamala harris is expected to speak during president carter's service later today. members of the public can pay their respects this evening through tomorrow. >> our time now. 706. governor gavin newsom says california has a balanced budget. he unveiled a $322 billion budget proposal with no budget deficit after two years of major budget shortfalls. the governor says he's, quote, proposing little new spending. now. his plan

includes additional investments in public safety, health care, education and infrastructure. the plan is mostly a placeholder until may. as california waits to see if president elect donald trump will follow through on threats to revoke billions of dollars in federal funding for 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. >> now, governor newsom's administration plans to give more information on the budget proposal friday. that's the deadline to present it to state lawmakers. >> oakland residents worry that budget cuts will cause the city to shut down more fire stations. city leaders may consider closing another four stations next month after temporarily shutting firehouses in the oakland hills and near the lake

chabot golf course. neighbors say they fear response times from firefighters and emergency medical personnel will only lengthen. >> 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 the people and the citizens of oakland still have a right to have normal protection. >> every second matters in an emergency, of course. firefighters say that fires can double in size every 30 to 60s. >> our time now 708. well, a winter freeze is hitting most of the country right now. a new arctic blast will hit the region. still recovering from snow and ice storms. schools in the washington, d.c. area. they're closed today for a snow day. now, this really cold weather is coming at a bad time in washington, d.c. this week with the certification of the

2024 presidential election. former president jimmy carter's funeral is this week, and president elect trump is expected to arrive on capitol hill tomorrow to meet and strategize with republicans. >> if anybody here can answer about how to, you know, restore order when this city gets 5 to 8in of snow, then there i'd like to hear the answer to that. >> now, many government offices in the washington, d.c. area will join the public schools, and they will close for a second straight day. >> the storm is still causing travel disruptions nationwide. today, reagan national on the east coast is reporting 133 cancellations, 77 delays. chicago o'hare is reporting 31 cancellations, 69 delays there. here in the bay area, san francisco international is seeing five cancellations, 28 delays today. this according to flightaware. one traveler from new york said it's been busy. >> there were some delays.

newark had some runway shutdown because of the snow, so we sat on the runway for about an hour and a half more than we were supposed to, but everything was safe in the end. >> nationwide, more than 800 flights are canceled. more than 10,000 are delayed as of this morning. >> time is 709. a pretty badly damaged motorcycle being put up on a tow truck eastbound 24. as you head out of the tunnel, head over toward walnut creek and there's the motorcycle on the right. ended up in the bushes there and someone was injured. they took that person away. the fire department is still on the scene, and people are getting by. at one point, all the lanes were blocked. so there's a pretty significant backup now on eastbound 24 coming into the caldecott out of oakland. westbound 24 has improved a little bit, but the flashing lights on westbound 24, that slows people down. coming up the hill and getting into the tunnel. so we'll keep an eye on that. we're also looking at the

bay bridge that is backed up almost all the way out to the maze, and the metering lights are on. 880 in oakland. looks okay if you're driving north and south. 710. let's go back to the desk. >> the a's are getting their first look at the stadium they'll call home for the next three years. the upgrades being made to west sacramento. sutter health park so it can handle a major league team and i. >> the big topic at the consumer electronics show in las vegas that gets underway this morning. we're going to take you there live and get a preview of some of the new tec ogy

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people have filed paperwork to run for mayor. today, the alameda county board of supervisors will continue talks over the sale of the oakland coliseum. oakland city leaders say the sale will help alleviate the budget deficit and help save important services. the city previously agreed to sell its share of the site to the african american sports and entertainment group. price in terms of payment, though, remain under negotiation. all right. >> our time is 714 in sacramento, the athletics checking out their new home with opening day for the new baseball season now just 12 weeks away. yesterday, a's manager mark kotsay and several of the players took a tour of sutter health park in west sacramento. now, this minor league ballpark will be their home field for at least the next three years. while their permanent stadium is being built in las vegas. they're hoping this new stadium will lead to a new era in a's baseball. >> they've gone through a lot of failure. they tasted success last year in july and august. their confidence has grown.

>> we can tell people are excited and really looking forward to having us here. and that makes that transition even easier and makes us excited to get out there and play. >> now the a's are coming off another disappointing final season in oakland. they only won 69 games. >> happening today, the consumer electronics show gets underway in las vegas. the next generation of tech is set to be on display when the convention floor opens in just a few hours. here, reporter steve noviello already got a look at some of what's being showcased. he's live at the ces, where i imagine ai is taking center stage here. >> steve, you know ai is huge. also eye glasses, really big. kind of like a heads up display for everybody as they walk around. you mentioned the show floor doesn't open for a couple hours, so you might hear some construction noise behind us. but let's get right to some of the standouts already. this is a company called harbor. this is the only baby monitor that works with or without the internet, connecting up to four of these cameras with a ten inch monitor. the cool thing about it is that long after you need the baby

monitor anymore, this works as a digital frame for your home. let's look at the video from the company, because i want to show you this is all about security and privacy. so harbor processes and stores all of the data on the device itself. it does not do anything that's cloud based, which means unparalleled security and privacy for your family. the monitor will also alert you in the event of a disconnect, although it will continue to keep working. the harbor app allows you to watch and even rewind video from anywhere in the world. here's the really cool part. this is the only baby monitor to offer a remote night nanny service, so all night eyes on expert sleep coaching and support from registered nurses. for just 25 bucks a night, they will wake you up in case of emergency. so that way moms and dads can get a good night's sleep as well. all right, moving over to here. look at this little frog in here. i want you to show you something. the company is called neuro lab and the product is air touch. i'm actually manipulating what he's doing based on my hand gestures here. right. so this is, like, really right out of, like, minority report into your

everyday life. so what's the practical application? take a look at the video from the company and you'll see maybe you're in the kitchen. you're, you know, elbow deep in ingredients making dinner. and you need to scroll to the next page on your ipad to read the recipe. well, now you don't have to touch it. you can just gesture to move it quick. five minute install. no coding needed. all you need is a web cam on whatever device you're trying to control. or you can even use an external web cam as well. as long as what you are trying to control can be used with a mouse or a keyboard. it will also work with air touch gestures, televisions of course. huge. every year here at consumer electronics show. this one is from rca. it's their new komo tv. this is an outdoor television. its namesake from the mossy oak camouflage banding around the edge of it. it's all enclosed in a weatherproof and dust free case to work in extreme temperatures. so all the way down to -22, all the way up to 122°f, and exceptional bright 2000 nit cu led display. crystal clear viewing even in direct

bright sunlight. it's got google smart tv functionality and dolby atmos for immersive audio. this guy's 55in. they're going to start at 43in and go all the way up to 75. all right. let me introduce you to my puppy friend here. this is jenny from a company called tom bot. now, tom, the inventor, had a mother who was diagnosed with alzheimer's and dementia. he had to take her dog away from her because she just couldn't care for the animal anymore. well, taking a dog away also means taking away the therapeutic benefits of having a dog. so he has invented this. it's designed to help the 300 million plus seniors struggling with dementia or mild cognitive impairment, as well as children and adults facing mental health challenges like anxiety, loneliness, autism and ptsd. the thing that i love about it is that it's not just a robot dog. this is really an unparalleled experience when it comes to the interaction and the movements of a real puppy. so sound and movement here also the way the eyes are so expressive. she's scheduled for worldwide release in later on this year.

she has already pre-sold more than 7000 orders. there is a waitlist for customers. you don't have to wait for the harbor or for the gesture. both of those are on sale right now. we've got links to all the products on our station website. when you come see me online facebook.com/save me steve. >> steve. it's nice to sort of see the softer side of tech. all right. thank you for your reporting. have a good time there in las vegas. thanks. >> good to see you. all right. our time is 719. right back to sal. i know you're busy. your hands are full. you're looking at highway 24 still. >> yeah. yes. highway 24. although things are better on highway 24, they started to clear it. but i want to show you on the map what this has caused. eastbound 24 is backed up from highway 13, or just east of it. and getting into the tunnel, just kind of a very slow drive. and westbound 24 is also going to be very slow. now. they did clear a lot of the crash, but they still have a couple of things they're working on. so if you're on highway 24, please

give yourself extra time. there was also a crash westbound 80 near gilman that traffic is backing up into richmond. if you're going to the bay bridge, that is backed up only to about the maze, it doesn't look terrible, but there is a backup. 720 mr. steve paulson is here. >> thank you sir. i appreciate that, sal. we'll start in southern california. they will. there is a high wind warning out, but they're also dealing with snow above 5000ft there. there is a winter weather advisory until 10:00. i think this was caught. i mean, a little bit of a surprise here dealing with this some rain. but then you can see it just evaporates as it starts to go downslope. but still i have to get through that first before. but it's going to be front and center. will be the offshore wind event kicking in. we already have some of it here. boy. i'll tell you, it does not look promising for any rain for at least ten to maybe 14 days. there's just nothing in our favor. so we've only gone four days without any rain. but we may be going about 14, 18, maybe 20, before something develops. san francisco climate data the

low 56. it's currently 57. the record minimum low is 53, set in 1941. so maybe san francisco will set a record high minimum, if you will. the record rain 2.06 and 1853, and the record high 68in 1911. so a little close to i don't think they'll get there, but it might flirt with it a little bit. you can see the system in southern california, the high builds to the north, the low to the south. we've already had some pretty good gusts here, and it's all north northeast near mount diablo, about 50 lucas valley, 44 santa rosa, fairfield, golden gate bridge, oakland hills at one time 35 to 36mph. so wind advisories out. it will be sunny and warmer, but breezy to windy for some today. that goes till 10:00 tomorrow and you can see there's not not a roaring breeze, but there's definitely a breeze today so that will continue. look at the temps 50s on most of the temps only a few 40s and we are running considerably warmer than yesterday at this time by 2 to 12 degrees warmer. hayward and livermore, now palo alto plus 13, san carlos plus 11. and in

the city it's a lot of 50s. so maybe they will set a record high minimum temperature, if you will, with a lot of temperatures between 54 and 59 degrees up in the mountains, roaring gusts as well. kirkwood's already had a gust over 100 miles an hour. >> steve. thank you. time is 722. certain people appear to be getting a jump on a trend that now could become more widespread. following a government warning about alcohol and cancer. who's been cutting back and what they're turning to instead? >> plus, we do not want to see any more patients die. health care workers die. humans die. we stand for all life. >> health care workers here in the bay area and around the country, taking a stand against the continuing violence in the middle east. what they did yesterday after

reported the first death in the united states linked to the highly contagious avian flu. the patient was hospitalized after being diagnosed as the first human to contract the virus. the state will only say the person was 65 years old and had an underlying medical condition. health experts recommend avoiding unpasteurized milk products and monitoring the health of outdoor pets as they work to control the avian flu. >> our time now. 726 new research about young people says alcohol use among young people started declining long before the surgeon general issued a cancer warning last week. the

study says a growing number of young adults in recent years have been drinking mocktails and fruit juices instead of alcoholic drinks. this new study says half of young americans between the ages of 18 and 25 did not drink alcohol in 2023. some say this new cancer warning could result in older americans doing the same thing. >> the most recent data over the last 510 years or so has indicated that alcohol is a carcinogen. data now suggests that alcohol gets converted to acetaldehyde, which can cause dna damage to areas in the mouth, the esophagus, the stomach, the colon. >> now, the national institutes of health says alcohol results in 4 million hospital visits a year and 180,000 deaths. time at 727, governor newsom, praising

progress on building the state's high speed rail project. details of the new timeline as to when and where passengers could be boarding a train. >> plus, to get a transition plan ready so that that person can hit the ground running. >> the city of oakland appoints a new interim mayor, who will hold the job until april. why? one high-profile former politician appears to be moving closer to running for that top seat, amid an already crowded field of mayoral hopefuls. [music] (vo) with fargo, your virtual assistant from wells fargo,

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education in california. with governor newsom's new budget means for bay area schools and why there's new concerns about the future of federal funding. and preparations continue in san francisco as the city gets ready for a new mayor to take office. the security plan in place and the special concert that happens tonight in chinatown. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings on two. >> i'm dave clark i'm gasia

mikaelian. it is tuesday, january 7th. today's weather is something we can't see but we can definitely feel. >> steve no doubt about it. the wind of change is has cranked up here and now. it will even be stronger in southern california. they're dealing with it with a lot of cloud cover and rain and snow in the mountains down there, but not us. we are under clear skies and it's all 50s on the temps here. the city is officially, per the national weather service site 57. the record high minimum for today's date is 53, in 1941, so maybe the city will set a warm low for the date, if you will. a lot of 50s here, including livermore at 50. not a roaring breeze has come down for some. fairfield was up to 35 now. concord though. gusts to 21. oakland airport 23. but there's some pretty good gusts in the hills there. anywhere from about 35. i've seen 44 around lucas valley in marin county. so wind advisory out until tomorrow at 10 a.m. stronger gusts will be in the hills, of course, but look at southern california. i mean, this system. whoops. there it is. i mean, now again, it evaporates rapidly. but that's

sending in a lot of cloud cover. that will be the source of the wind though in southern california, once they get past that snow in the mountains. ride like the wind. sunny and windy. looks warmer for all. that means temperatures above average here. 60s on the temps. all right. so we're still going to. 24. >> yes. eastbound 24 and westbound 24. recovering from a crash, steve. eastbound 24. usually at this time of the morning. just sailing along. but this morning it's not. eastbound 24 is slow coming out of oakland as it clear. crash. westbound 24 is slow because people were looking at the crash on the eastbound side. the crash should be gone soon, but there's some slow traffic there to wade through. this is a look at the bay bridge. it is backed up all the way out to the maze. metering lights are on. i do want to mention that the silicon valley commute. there's 880. that looks good. the silicon valley commute is slow. moving from east valley to the west valley. 733. let's get back to

the headlines. >> all right. thank you. well, after two years of budget deficit, governor gavin newsom says this year california will have a modest budget surplus. and he gave a preview of his budget this week. there are already some responses to it. ktvu ali rasmus is here now to talk more about the state's budget picture. good morning alex. >> good morning dave. yes. no deficits this year. and according to governor newsom, there will be no cuts to basic programs and no tax increases. at least that's what the governor's prediction is for now. and even he says all of this could change depending on what happens with the incoming trump administration. but the governor expressed cautious optimism when he unveiled an early snapshot of his proposed budget this year. it's $322.2 billion. state tax revenues are up $16.5 billion, partly because of tax money collected from investments in the stock market, which did well in 2024. and the budget does tap into about $17 billion in reserves from the state's rainy day fund. but when it comes to education, there are

some popular programs that will continue, like free school meals as well as access to before and after school programs and summer school. the governor says his budget will also allow the state to fully implement universal transitional kindergarten. complete funding for that program means that schools would be free for about 400,004 year olds throughout the state. we spoke to the new president of the california school boards association with a thousand member districts across the state, and she applauded that move. >> the tk kinder curriculum is providing us a level playing field at this point, because now every child has the opportunity to really be ready to be successful at kindergarten level. >> we're also walking into headwinds, radically different moment in us history, world history, arguably. and as a consequence, we need to be prepared. >> governor newsom says changes in federal funding under the incoming trump administration could affect the balance of this

budget proposal. about a third of california's budget relies on funding from the federal government, including tens of billions of dollars to provide health services. now, this was just a preview, and we expect to have more details on the budget by friday. that's when the governor will formally present it to the state legislature. then the governor and state lawmakers will have until the end of june to hammer out the final details in the budget. so a lot can change in the next six months. garcia, back to you. >> ali. thank you. doctors across the bay area in the united states called in sick to protest. what they say is a lack of medical care in gaza. many attended a series of demonstrations, pickets and free clinics instead. even medical professionals who haven't traveled to gaza say the death toll of the war is taking a toll on their mental health. >> this is a moral injury for health care workers and i think just humanity in general. >> i mean, people are dying. and to feel like, yeah, some of the patients i saw there, you know, who knows how many are alive now?

>> no one. some doctors and students at stanford say they're concerned about what they see as a mix of politics and medicine. some patients are worried they'll be denied needed care. doctors say the main goal of the sickout was to advocate for access to medical care for everyone, regardless of their political views. >> our time now. 736. the oakland city council appointed another interim mayor to temporarily lead the city of oakland. city council member kevin jenkins was unanimously elected as council president and the interim mayor. he's replacing outgoing council president nikki fortunato bass, who filled that role after the recall of shang tao. oakland leaders are facing major challenges with a multi-million dollar budget deficit leading to spending cuts. jenkins says his goal make sure his successor will be successful 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. >> kevin jenkins will serve as interim mayor until the city holds a special election april 15th. now, as of yesterday, 11 candidates filed paperwork to run for mayor of oakland. and there are new signs this morning. former east bay congresswoman barbara lee may run for mayor of oakland. the longtime resident of oakland opened a campaign account yesterday to run for mayor. her spokesperson told the chronicle expect an announcement later this week about her decision to run or not. >> san francisco officials are preparing to swear in mayor elect daniel lowery during a private ceremony at the civic center plaza tomorrow. crews are installing flooring and building a riser for the event. law enforcement is working on security plans. the sheriff says the surrounding streets will be closed, and metal detectors will be placed at the entrances on larkin street. >> 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. >> owners of nearby stores and restaurants say they're concerned the street closures will hurt business. they're hoping people attending the inauguration will mark the event by having lunch or doing some shopping in the area. the celebration continues with the night market and community festival in chinatown, featuring performances from dj ruckus and grammy nominated electronic musician zhu. a san francisco native, mayor-elect laurie says the festival is meant to highlight the important role nightlife plays in the city's long standing reputation as a hub for creativity and culture. >> time now, 739. california's long delayed high speed rail system continues to be built in the central valley in kern county. governor newsom joined other officials in driving in the ceremonial spikes at the groundbreaking for a new rail yard. that's where equipment and supplies will be kept. the governor said 50 important projects have been completed along the route between bakersfield and merced, with passenger service expected to

begin between 2030 and 2033. >> what is represented today is a game changer, a transformative moment for kern county's workforce. our access to uc merced, our access to other parts of the state, our access to upward mobility to skill up to get some education. >> now, under the biden administration, the project received $6 billion in federal funding. that may not be the case soon under president trump. now, republican lawmakers from california just proposed a bill to end that federal support. the rail project is estimated to be about $100 billion over budget and also behind schedule. >> let's get out the door here. 740 are we focusing on the east bay highway 24 again? >> sal that's right. garcia and dave, good morning to you both. westbound 24 is a little slow because of an earlier crash now cleared on the other side of the freeway. eastbound 24 near

gateway is also slow. actually, it's. they call it wilder now. you know what i mean? just outside the tunnel. that's getting better. highway four is pretty slow, and so is 680. i think definitely we're seeing signs that people are back to the normal grind now in 2025, after the holidays are over, back up at the bay bridge is backed up to the maze and the metering lights are on, and that silicon valley commute is going to be slow as you drive from the east to the west. 280, 85, 101 all of those freeways are pretty slow, so no sign of any holiday any more. unfortunately, a lot of people are sad to see them go. we're we're back into the saddle, so to speak. 741 let's go back to the desk. >> okay. sal, at 741, metta says it's ending its fact checking program across its social media platform. that program used news organizations and other third party groups for fact checking, but now the company is replacing it with a community driven system. it's similar to community notes on x. >> a lot of people have changing

feelings about social media, facebook in particular. so we're asking this morning, do you use facebook? we see most of you 61% say no. is it 2009, the next largest group, about a quarter say you use it occasionally. a small group, just 14% say yes. facebook is my life archive, so let us know what you're thinking and what you're doing or not doing. head on over to ketv.com/vote and let us know your feelings on today's question. >> and as we go to the break, we'll take one more last look because there you're still voting. look at that code. top right hand corner. you can go right to our poll.

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zone two is 744. here are some of the stories we're following this morning. today, the city of antioch is about to introduce its new acting police chief. the new chief will be taking the job just days after the city reached an agreement with the department of justice over racist text messages and use of force scandals. as a result, the police department will be under federal oversight for at least five years. later today, more people can honor the memory of the late former president jimmy carter. his casket is being carried from atlanta to

washington, dc. the former president will lie in state in the rotunda of the u.s. capitol until thursday. vice president kamala harris is expected to speak during the service taking place later today. the public can pay their respects this evening through tomorrow. and as jimmy carter's funeral procession arrives in washington, d.c, it will be snowing. schools and many government offices there are closed. a combined five inches of snow has fallen in the d.c. area in the past few days. it is affecting air travel all over the country. at sfo, flightaware shows hundreds of flights have been delayed since monday and more than a dozen have been canceled. well, good news for millions of people dealing with medical debt and bad credit scores. >> also, a bay area company continues to lead tech stocks. pam cook back in studio with details in today's dollars and cents. >> talking about nvidia once again. it is the darling. nvidia hit another record high after

unveiling some new chips at the consumer electronics show in las vegas, talking about gaming chips, pcs, laptops. it has been prominent in the ai chip business, but shows it continues to stay relevant and involved in the entire chip industry. so nvidia hitting another record high so far this week. also this morning, as the opening bell rang some major news to digest, getty images announced plans to merge with its rival shutterstock. that deal valued at $3.7 billion, but it is expected to face antitrust concerns from regulators in trying to get that approved. all right, as we take a live look at the market markets this morning, a little bit of an opposite picture than what we saw yesterday. you can see the dow jones down a bit less than 20%. but the s&p 500 is down about three quarters of a percent. and the nasdaq is slipping 327 points down about 1.5%. it gained about that yesterday. you

may see more self-driving vehicles on the road when president elect donald trump takes office. a group of carmakers is urging federal lawmakers to clear the way for better autonomous vehicle policies and regulations in the united states. google's waymo, amazon, zoox, uber, volkswagen, ford and others are warning that china is determined to surpass the u.s. and become the global leader in self-driving car technology. the outgoing biden administration is banning medical debt from credit reports for millions of americans. the new regulation will remove nearly $50 billion in reporting of medical debt, and white house officials say that ban was adopted despite pushback from the banking and consumer data industries. federal lawmakers argue medical debt is not a good indicator of whether or not someone is able to repay a loan. coffee prices have been rising around the world, and they will continue to go up this year. agricultural experts say there are a couple of reasons behind the surge in coffee prices. one

is that coffee demand has been rapidly growing worldwide, but supply has struggled to keep up over the last 4 or 5 years. >> the reason supply is having a problem is related to the fact that there are only two major supplying countries in the world for coffee, brazil and vietnam, and both of them are being hit hard by droughts, by climate issues. and that affects, of course, coffee. coffee harvests sometimes completely ruins coffee plantations and certainly reduces the harvest. >> now, he went on to say that proposed tariffs should not have an impact on coffee prices. and while immigration is not really directly related to coffee prices, he says higher prices could impact immigration. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. pam. >> thank you. 749. the 49ers are making the first of what could be several coaching changes in the off season. source tells the associated press the team is firing special teams coordinator brian schneider. that unit is statistically one of the worst

in the league, has been plagued by missed field goals, penalties, turnovers and other errors. more changes could come on defense and medical training staff. all right, let's get out the door. 749 where do we start, sal, i guess, yeah, let's start in contra costa county because we do have traffic that is slow. >> and steve and i have been talking about the wind, too. it's pretty slow here, as you can see on highway four, and it's also a little windy. if you can kind of perceive our cameras moving a little bit. highway four is very slow out of pittsburgh all the way to concord. 680 is slow. concord, pleasanton, walnut, pleasant hill, walnut creek. westbound 80 is backed up. as you drive from the macarthur maze. get on to the bridge. 880 is beginning to slow down just past the coliseum, and the south bay commute is filled in. it looks like a pretty routine commute for any day. doesn't doesn't have that holiday feel at all anymore. i think everyone's back, or virtually everyone. 750. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> i see what you did there

virtually. some people might still be at home. nice. thank you sir. well, our last rain wasn't that long ago. it was last friday. yeah. yeah. snow in the mountains. but it does not look real promising here going forward, that's for sure. there's nothing showing up yet. at least for ten to maybe 14 days. you just hope it doesn't go longer than that. i mean, then you're starting. then. then you're almost three, you know, three quarters of the way through the month, and you don't have much in the way of any rain. i think the city is poised to set a record high minimum. the record is 53. in 1941, and the last i looked, the city dropped to 56. now it's 57. record rain was 2.06 and 1853, in the record high 68 1911 i went 65 today. so close. close. maybe they'll set a record high minimum though. a system in southern california producing rain and snow in the mountains and wind already that will be the source of the high wind and even the wind advisory for us here. that goes through tomorrow morning at 10:00. that's some pretty good gusts already from oakland hills, golden gate bridge, fairfield, santa rosa,

lucas valley to near mount diablo. 35 to almost 50 miles an hour. although it does look like some of the gusts have come down, especially fairfield and santa rosa. looks like it's tailed off, but we have a wind advisory out until tomorrow, so it's going to be a blustery, breezy day. or windy for some. not too bad, but definitely chewed up all that fog. so that was the story yesterday, not today. it's more about the wind, but at least it's sunny out. 40 for a few 50s for most. i mean, we are running considerably warmer than 24 hours ago. oakland airport now 14 degrees warmer than yesterday. palo alto 13. hayward and livermore 12. city is nothing but 50s. i mean, ocean beach 58. officially, it's 57. i mean, you're seeing 54, 56 to 59. so a lot of 50s, even in the city with the offshore breeze, roaring winds in some of the higher peaks, especially around kirkwood this morning. temperatures 20s and 30s. that's the system. it's prompted a winter weather advisory about 2 to 6in of snow. so i mean, you know, that was, i think, a little bit more of a surprise. but also i've seen some video

around pasadena. the wind gusts are already cranked up pretty good there. so that will be the setup for today and tomorrow. and there's just nothing if you work outside or you know, if that's your living, you're good to go here unless there's wind or something or maybe fog coming back, but there's no rain in sight. so ride like the wind. sunny for all. breezy to warmer. will all be above average on the temps here with mid 60s to a few, maybe upper 60s. >> i felt so angry and scared, but in the end, like i do feel very proud of myself for defending my home and my family. >> the woman takes matters into her own hands and scares off would be intruders. next at eight, how she managed to stop some men from entering her home. then san francisco bars coming together to help police track down a serial dine and dasher. why? there are still worries about him skipping out on tabs even after his arrest. [music]

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55. today, the president will be in coachella. he will establish the first of two new national monuments honoring indigenous tribes. this comes after tribal leaders said where they would want the monuments to be. one will be south of joshua tree national park. that will make drilling, mining and any other energy or industrial related activity illegal in that area. the other monument will be up north of the state. it will cover an area close to mount

shasta, where we now know the name of the pregnant woman who was killed over the holidays in a car crash in gilroy. 29 year old rachel marie gonzalez gallegos was killed on new year's day at the intersection of leslie road and new avenue. police say miss gallegos was with her husband and young son when they were hit by a driver, who has since been arrested on suspicion of dui. the chp says rachel gallegos was riding in a 2021 chevy suv when it was hit head on around 6:30 p.m. the 50 year old driver of the other vehicle, a gmc truck, was speeding, according to investigators. when that truck veered into oncoming traffic. >> will drive quickly on that road, but it's not overly crowded. i never thought it to be dangerous. it'd be nice to have a stoplight there. possibly. >> now, the unborn child did not survive the crash. a gofundme account with a photo of rachel

gallegos with her family has been set up. the suspect was booked without bail into the santa clara county jail. time now. 757 bar and restaurant owners all around the bay area are now spreading the word about a man who's known for skipping out of paying his tab. this is a photo they're sharing of 36 year old jared scott. prosecutors say he was arrested for dining and dashing at a red lobster in san bruno on new year's eve. but despite that arrest, there are still concerns he may target even more businesses. the case has even caught the attention of san mateo county's district attorney. >> somebody doing something like this endlessly, it can really affect the business. so i'm very sympathetic to the restaurant owners. 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. >> now, we talked to several bar owners who say they know this

man and that he's stolen from them. many of them simply say they will refuse to serve him again. time at 758. well, christmas tree collections are underway in many bay area cities, and that includes san francisco. right now. the free pickup happens during the first two weeks of january. you can put trees on the curb on the regular collection day. just make sure to remove the tree stand and remove any decorations from the earth. >> you know the soil put a lot of energy into making this tree, and so we want to get it back to the earth, back to the soil, to make the soil more healthy. >> now, if your trash company doesn't offer a free christmas tree pickup, you'll need to cut up the tree and put it in the green bin. well, there's growing frustration in the contra costa county city in east bay city announces another new acting police chief, the third one in

less than two years. we'll look at the troubled history of the agency and find out who will lead that police department. >> plus, there were three masked men trying to break the door, trying to break into my home. >> very scary moments for a california mother. how she managed to quickly transform a potential victim into the aggressor. [music] >> then we're going to do some major fire. or a flood or anything that will have a direct effect on me. >> if you can't get there. >> oakland residents sounding the alarm about more fire stations on the chopping block. how firefighters are trying to keep those fire stations open. [music] >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and welcome to mornings on two at 8:00. a live look looking around the bay area. and here's the oakland estuary. it looks like a

beautiful start to a tuesday morning. little chilly and a little windy in some areas. steve paulson will tell you more about that, but that is a beauty shot on this morning. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm gasia mikaelian. tuesday, january 7th. the byproduct of the wind is this crystal clear view across the bay here. while the estuary is certainly behind us. >> you were not here yesterday, but you could not see outside that window behind you. there was so much fog yesterday. >> can i tell you? i streamed you guys from home and i thought, wow, i'm glad i didn't have to drive through all this. >> it was a little tough for some. that's true. today, though. nope. it's clear because the wind cranked up. and because of that we have no fog. but we definitely have a wind advisory out and temps are pretty mild to warm here. i mean, we're seeing 57 in the city. the record high minimum is 53 set in 1941. so i think i saw 56. so maybe a record high minimum for the city. and the record high is 68. i didn't go that warm, but still mainly 50s on the temps. we have

a wind advisory until tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. it's really all about southern california, but we have enough of an offshore breeze. we've had some rain. look at that. they're getting a little rain and snow, but also the wind is definitely cranked up for some, and that's going to be the focus for the next couple of days. ride like the wind, that's for sure. clear morning, breezy to windy, cool to mild to cold. depending on if you get that breeze or not. it will be warmer for all today with mid 60s to a few upper 60s possible. salis here it's 8:00. are we good? bad? indifferent? what? >> we're back to normal, steve. you can see right here that the traffic on the peninsula is going to be slow. northbound 101 slow. coming out of brisbane into san francisco. san mateo bridge, dumbarton bridge are okay. we have the usual slow traffic on 880 and on 680. it's not affected by crashes, but there are a lot of people out there. although the bay bridge, i like what i see here, it looks like it's improving. it's only backed up to the end of the parking lot. so that's a nice

little thing that's going on here and it's improving very much. 802. let's get back to the headlines, sal. >> thank you. happening today, city leaders in antioch will announce a new acting police chief. but some residents say they're frustrated because they don't have a permanent head of police. >> ktvu is james torres is in antioch to tell us about the concerns neighbors have about police department scandals. good morning, james gasia. >> dave. good morning to you. well, there are a lot of questions about this announcement that's happening in just about two hours from now. and mostly we don't know who is going to be announced and appointed to this acting police chief role. a role again, acting police chief that has been that way for the last 18 months. antioch has not had a permanent chief since then. this is a police department that has been plagued with some recent controversies. we know the police department is struggling with some shortages. that's not so different than many other departments in the bay area or even the country. but more specific to antioch, there was a racist text message scandal that got the attention of the u.s. department of justice. they just

had a settlement over the weekend. we spoke to a former city council member with past law enforcement experience, and he tells us he wants to see more transparency from the city with the history that they've had of interim police chief. >> they've made the wrong selections, and i hope they don't make the wrong one again. but who's involved in that? how did they how did they make the selection? that's a big concern of mine. >> with growing crime, antioch requested help from the california highway patrol for surge reinforcements, much like what we've seen in the last year in oakland, the chp has said in the past it's heard that request, but isn't able to commit those officers at this time. well, this morning, the mayor, the city manager and the current acting chief, brian addington, will make that announcement. his position is open because he announced his retirement. we'll learn who the new acting police chief is. coming up at 10:00. we're live this morning in antioch. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. james, an investigation has cleared a

powerful figure in san francisco politics of sexual misconduct. kevin ortiz is returning to his role as co-president of the san francisco latinx democratic club. two women had accused him of sexual assault. ortiz stepped down from his job but denied the allegations, saying the encounters were consensual. the democratic club formed an investigative committee which could not corroborate the allegations. neither accuser talked to the committee. one called the process biased and said it trivialized her complaint. >> our time now. 805. later today, prosecutors will give more details about the latest charges filed against matthew mueller. he's at the center of a highly publicized kidnaping case in vallejo. now, mueller is serving 40 years in federal prison for the 2015 kidnaping of denise huskins, the subject of the docuseries american nightmare. prosecutors in contra costa county charged mueller with kidnaping three other victims for ransom near san ramon back in 2015. investigators say the three victims kept quiet all of these

years because of fear of retribution. now, the announcement of the new kidnaping charges come just a week after mueller was accused of even more crimes in santa clara county, back in 2009. prosecutors say mueller sexually assaulted two women during two separate home invasions in mountain view and in palo alto. >> one woman in los angeles went against the advice of law enforcement and was able to scare off three people who were trying to break into her home. it happened on the afternoon of december 30th in hollywood. hillary delaney says she was in her bedroom when she heard some noises and saw three people wearing masks in her backyard. one of them tried to break her window and she started yelling, this is what she said to scare them off. >> i'm going to shoot you. get out of my house! get out now! i felt so angry and scared. but in the end, like i do feel very proud of myself for defending my home and my family. >> security video shows three

people running away after hearing her. now, police say they did not appear to be armed. law enforcement widely agrees that people should not confront suspected criminals, and instead get to safety and call 911. >> time now is 806. a small city in sonoma county became the latest local community, cracking down on people who live in their rvs. now, police in sebastopol told them to move their vehicles immediately or likely they will be towed. the police say a dozen or more people are now living in rvs and trailers and vans off a highway just north of sebastopol. all of them are facing eviction under the city's new policy. >> oakland residents say they worry budget cuts will cause the city to shut down even more fire stations. city leaders may consider closing another four stations next month after temporarily shutting two firehouses down in the oakland hills and near the lake chabot golf course. neighbors say they fear response times from firefighters and emergency medical personnel will only lengthen. >> 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 the people and the citizens of oakland still have a right to have normal protection, given the possibility of increased response times. >> firefighters note fires can double in size every 30 to 60s. >> time is now. 807 governor gavin newsom says california has a balanced budget. he unveiled a $322 billion budget proposal with no budget deficit. after two years of major budget shortfalls. the governor says, quote, he's proposing little new spending now. his plan includes additional investments in public safety, health care, education and infrastructure. the plan is mostly a placeholder until may. the state will be waiting 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. >> the governor's governor newsom's administration plans to give us more information on friday about the budget proposal. it's the deadline to present it to state lawmakers. >> most of the nation is feeling a winter freeze. a new arctic blast will hit regions recovering from snow and ice storms. schools in the washington, d.c, area are closed today for a snow day. this comes amid the certification of the 2024 presidential election. former president jimmy carter's funeral and president elect trump's expected arrival on capitol hill tomorrow, where he'll strategize with republicans. the storm is still causing travel disruptions nationwide. today, reagan

national out on the east coast reporting 133 cancellations, 77 delays. chicago o'hare is reporting 31 cancellations, 69 delays here in the bay area. as we look live at sfo, san francisco international is seeing five cancellations, 28 delays today. one traveler from new york said it's been busy. >> some delays. newark had some runway shutdown because of the snow. so we sat on the runway for about an hour and a half more than we were supposed to, but everything was safe in the end. >> nationwide, more than 800 flights are canceled. more than 10,000 are delayed as of this morning. >> time now is 810, and we do have slow traffic out there. i would say we're 95% of where we used to be back in november, before everyone started taking time off. highway four and 680 are slow. the reason i say it's not 100% is we're getting a little early clearance here at the bay bridge. that's good to see. it could be that some people are still maybe working

from home a little bit or whatever is going on. we like it. we're not asking a lot of questions about that. it's a little windy out there. northbound 880 is slow past the coliseum. it's slow into downtown oakland. 810. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal. the nation is paying its respects to former president jimmy carter. as his casket is being moved now from his home state of georgia to washington, d.c. we'll take you live to washington for today's events and how the public will be able to take part. >> also, improving access to the financial programs of medicare. the people who will now benefit from new policy

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president jimmy carter. his casket will make its way from atlanta to still in georgia. here, as we see in these live pictures and move to washington, d.c. later today. a procession will then carry the casket to the u.s. capitol, where the former president will lie in state in the rotunda until thursday. officials say security is very high for today's procession. >> we're not tracking any credible or specific threats associated with these events. that being said, we are

certainly operating in a heightened threat environment. >> vice president harris is expected to speak during president carter's service later today. members of the public can pay their respects this evening through tomorrow. >> well, some of the other top stories we're following for you this morning. today, the city of antioch will introduce its new acting police chief. the new police chief will take the job. just days after the city reached an agreement with the department of justice over racist text messages and use of force scandals. as a result, the antioch police department will be under federal oversight for at least five years. >> fire officials are warning a strong windstorm is hitting southern california today, raising fire concerns. forecasters say winds may reach up to 80 miles an hour. the national weather service has issued a red flag warning for parts of los angeles and ventura counties that starts this morning and goes through thursday afternoon. outside of fires, emergency crews are also ready to respond to downed power lines and outages. today, the

alameda county board of supervisors will continue talks over the sale of the oakland coliseum. oakland city leaders say the sale will help alleviate the budget deficit and save important services. the city previously agreed to sell its share of the site to the african american sports and entertainment group. the price and terms are still under negotiation. >> our time now 815. two new policies have taken effect in california this new year, designed to make medicare more affordable. now they will provide more financial help with out-of-pocket expenses like premiums, co-pays, and deductibles for low income individuals. state agencies say the changes will also make it easier to enroll. now these new policies were removed, much of the administrative red tape that public health experts say are keeping many people from signing up. there's also a new law this year that puts a cap on out-of-pocket prescription costs that senior citizens on medicare have to pay under the 2022

inflation reduction act. senior citizens will never pay more than $2,000 a year out of pocket on for prescriptions. for years, there have been reports of people rationing their medicine because of the high cost, and that has led to deaths. now, this change is expected to save $1,000 a year or more for more than 1 million people. >> louisiana has reported the first death in the united states linked to the highly contagious avian flu. the patient was hospitalized after being diagnosed as the first human to contract the virus. the state will only say the person was 65 years old and had an underlying medical condition. health experts recommend avoiding unpasteurized milk products and monitoring the health of your outdoor pets as they work to control the avian flu. the shortage is also driving up prices at the store here. usda says the average cost for a dozen eggs is 8.97 here in california, about $3 more than what they're paying in the rest of the country. analysts warn.

prices may not come down until this summer. >> we're a platform for all people and all ideas. this is an opportunity for us to get back to the values that mark founded the company on. >> meta's making major changes to its policies and practices in ending its fact checking program and replacing it with a user generated community note system, similar to what we see on x. previously, meta used news organizations and other third party groups for fact checking. so this morning we're asking if you use facebook your options. yes, it's my life archive. that's the second smallest group here. about a third of you say it's a pretty regular part of your day. the next largest group is actually the biggest. right now, 43% say you don't use it. joking. is it 2009? 25% 1 in 4. say you use facebook occasionally. >> all right. time is 818. and right now we do have some slow traffic to show you on the oakland freeway system heading north from the coliseum into downtown oakland. there's a little bit of slow traffic there. things are improving, though quite a bit now. you see,

the silicon valley commute is improving. however, northbound 101 right near moffett field, there's a crash there and traffic is slow in both directions. we're just speaking about facebook, not that far from the facebook campus. you can see the dumbarton bridge. speaking of facebook campus, that looks pretty good as you drive over to the menlo park area, let's talk about improvement at the bay bridge. that's improving quite a bit. in fact, we don't have a big backup there at all. there is some slowing on the bridge itself. 818 it's windy today. here's steve. >> that is correct, sal. it's clear it's also windy. we do have a wind advisory out that takes us to tomorrow at 10:00. not just today, but all through today, tonight into tomorrow. although some of the stronger gusts were about 2 or 3 hours ago. but still, that goes until 10 a.m. tomorrow. and that includes even down towards santa cruz and the sierra, where their wind speeds have really been cranked up over some of the higher passes there in the mountains, over 100 miles an hour. 33 now at oakland airport

north gusting to 33. santa rosa 28 fairfield come down. they were 35 earlier. concord was about 28. i know half moon bay has had gusts over 30mph. a lot of 50s on the temps 5758 napa 58 fairfield 58 degrees. so plenty of 50s on the temps and we are running noticeably warmer than 24 hours ago, anywhere from what, 4 to 15 degrees livermore is plus 15 double digits warmer. hayward, san jose and also santa rosa. sonoma county airport, 60 at ocean beach, 50s on the temps here, 54 to 60. so even an offshore breeze in the city. temperatures are well above normal low. this time of year is 46, so we're running well above 28 bookends. truckee, south lake tahoe, mammoth close at 27. in reno, also at 27. now southern california. yes, it's all about the wind, the offshore event, but i don't think they anticipated snow above 5000ft. there's been about 2 to 6in of snow there. also some rain about a 10th to a quarter of an inch.

but once it comes down the hill, so to speak, it really dries out fast. already some pretty good gusts showing up around pasadena, so that will be the source of their next 24 to 36 hours. is that will be the wind down there. we will have gusty conditions as well. but there's just man, it looks ugly. ugly. i'm telling you, for rain and snow for us for at least seven, probably ten days. so ride like the wind though. sunny for all, breezy, windy, warmer. although again, if the wind tails off, that temp can drop really fast. so 60s on the temps i think tomorrow morning if there's wind wind protected areas could see some low 30s. would not surprise me to see 30s next couple of mornings, maybe another round of wind early next week you guys steve thank you. >> 821 here are the biggest names in tech and ai unveiled their next generation creations. a look at some of what's being showcased at the consumer electronics show i

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a company in redwood city wants to add more robots on the sidewalk. >> pam cook in studio here with more on that and some of the stocks making headlines in dollars and cents. yes. >> are you ready to see these little guys cruising around? >> watch where you walk. >> neighborhood. exactly. some of the stocks to watch. let's start there. getty images announced plans to merge with its rival shutterstock. that deal valued at $3.7 billion, but it is expected to face some antitrust concerns from regulators and trying to get it approved. so we'll keep an eye

on that as the opening bell rang this morning. tech stocks pulled back a little bit, but nvidia did hit another record high this week after unveiling new chips for laptops and gaming at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. taking you live now to the new york stock exchange. a little bit of an opposite picture from yesterday where we saw some nice gains to start the week. the dow jones down just slightly. a little bit bigger drop for the s&p 500 down almost a half of a percent. the nasdaq really those tech stocks down today in the nasdaq is down about 200 points right now. serve robotics based in redwood city is raising more money to expand its last mile robot sidewalk delivery system. that's what it looks like. the spinoff from uber reports it has completed tens of thousands of deliveries for uber eats, 7-eleven and others. so far, the autonomous delivery company has served homes in los angeles and san francisco. it says it now has enough money to expand and enter new markets this year. and

today, the consumer electronics show kicks off in las vegas. so we're watching for some more new information there and new gadgets. the next generation of tech products are set to be on display there. we're getting a look at some of them. the event gives people around the world some access and insight into what some of the big brands and startups are creating and developing, some of them often for sports. i, including that dog, we've seen many of the products are are concepts at this point, but some will be available right after the show ends. ces runs through friday, so we'll continue to bring you updates from las vegas. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> all right pam. well san francisco is about to swear in a new mayor. we're going to take you to civic center plaza, where the preparations are happening as we speak. >> then drive quickly on that road. be nice to have a stoplight there. >> an outpouring of support for a pregnant woman who was killed in a head on crash on new year's

day in northern california. the calls for change as one

a name that appears one step closer to joining a long list of those who want to be the mayor of oakland. >> plus, we want to provide every child an opportunity to receive the best education

possible. >> california public schools appear to be saved from big budget cuts by the state. what else will remain in place as the governor's latest budget proposal is released? and the warning he has about what could change. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. we're so glad you're here. >> good morning. >> i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning, i'm dave clark. tuesday morning, january 7th. you brought some really nice weather with you. >> it's chilly out there, though. >> well, steve paulson knows it, too. >> well, it's windy for some. not for all, but yes, we've cleared out all that fog from yesterday, and the wind advisory will take us till tomorrow. this is really more of a setup for southern california, but we're getting our fair share here. 50s on the temps here. i don't think palo alto is 49 anymore, but if you get that breeze, it can be on the mild side. but believe me, this temp. these temps could drop fast tonight. this wind speeds in and i mean we could really drop off the table with some of these lows. my computer has dropped off the table. it froze. so i'll just tell you to

be sunny today with highs in the 60s. here's a man who never has computer issues, mr. sal castaneda. >> yeah, they call me mr. control-alt-delete over here. i know him well. yeah. let's go out and see what we have now on highway four westbound. if you are driving over the hill to concord from pittsburgh. there's slow traffic and some slowing there. there's just a little slow traffic left at the bay bridge, but it's improving quite a bit. and things are on the good end, although there's some slowing still in oakland on 880 north 830. let's get back to the headlines today. >> the country honors the life and legacy of former president jimmy carter. just a short time ago, his casket was taken from the carter presidential library in atlanta, georgia, and is now heading to washington, d.c. we had that part of the atlanta motorcade procession for you. there will be another procession in d.c. later today, taking the casket to the u.s. capitol building, where mr. carter will lie in state as part of this week's memorial services. there will be a funeral at the national cathedral on thursday, before he is flown back to georgia for burial in his

hometown of plains after two years of budget deficits, governor gavin newsom says this year california will have a modest budget surplus. gave a preview of the budget this week. stakeholders are already responding well. >> ktvu allie rasmus standing by, joining us live to tell us about some of the popular programs the proposal will actually keep in place. good morning alex. >> good morning, garcia and dave, when it comes to education under the governor's initial budget proposal, free school meals will continue in california's public schools, as well as access to before and after programs and summer school. governor newsom expressed some cautious optimism when he unveiled an early snapshot of his proposed budget this year. it is $322.2 billion. state tax revenues are up $16.5 billion, partly because of tax money collected from investments in the stock market. and this budget does tap into about 17 billion in reserves. but there is no deficit this year. and according to the governor, there will be no cuts to basic

programs and no tax increases. governor newsom says his budget will also allow the state to fully implement universal transitional kindergarten, a move that education leaders in the state applauded. >> the tk kinder curriculum is providing us a level playing field at this point, because now every child has the opportunity to really be ready to be successful at kindergarten level. >> we're also walking into headwinds, radically different moment in u.s. history, world history, arguably. and as a consequence, we need to be prepared. >> governor newsom says changes in federal funding under the incoming trump administration could upend all of this. about a third of california's budget relies on funding from the federal government, including tens of billions of dollars to provide health services. the u.s. department of education sends california about $2,700 per student in federal funding. so if the incoming administration eliminates the department of education, that

per pupil money would disappear. we expect to have more details on the governor's proposed budget by friday. that's when he will formally present it to the legislature. then the governor and state lawmakers have until the end of june to hammer out all the final details. so a lot can change between now and then. dave, back to you. >> all right, ali, thank you. time is 833. some college students complaining about how hard it is to get into social clubs, a competitive university culture for activities like robotics, e-sports, debating and several others. it's an exploding phenomenon on college campuses. some college students say getting into these groups require a lot of time. multi-step application processes. several essays followed by an in-person group interview with club members, doctors across the bay area and the u.s. called in sick to protest what they say is a lack of medical care in gaza. >> many attended a series of demonstrations, pickets and free clinics instead. even medical professionals who haven't traveled to gaza say the death

toll of the war is taking a toll on their mental health. >> this is a moral injury for health care workers and i think just humanity in general. >> i mean, people are dying. and to feel like, yeah, some of the patients i saw there, you know, who knows how many are alive now, some doctors and students at stanford say they're concerned about what they see as a mix of politics and medicine. >> some patients are worried they'll be denied needed care. doctors say the main goal of the sickout was to advocate for access to medical care for everyone, regardless of political views. >> times now 835 the oakland city council appointed another interim mayor to temporarily lead the city of oakland. city council member kevin jenkins was unanimously selected as council president and the interim mayor. he's replacing outgoing council president nikki fortunato bass, who filled that role after the recall of shang tao. oakland leaders are facing major challenges with a multi-million dollar budget deficit leading to

spending cuts as well. jenkins says his goal make sure his successor will be a success as 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. >> kevin jenkins will serve as interim mayor until the city holds a special election april 15th. now, as of yesterday, 11 candidates have filed paperwork to run for mayor, and there are new signs now that former east bay congresswoman barbara lee may run for mayor of oakland. the longtime oakland resident opened a campaign account yesterday to run for mayor. her spokesperson said expect an announcement later this week about her decision to run or not. >> san francisco mayor elect daniel lowery will be sworn in during a private ceremony at the civic center plaza tomorrow. crews are installing flooring and building a riser for the

event. law enforcement is working on security. sheriff says the surrounding streets will be closed, and that metal detectors will be placed at the entrances on larkin street. >> 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. >> owners of nearby stores and restaurants say they're concerned the street closures will hurt business, and they're hoping people attending the inauguration will mark the event by having lunch or doing some shopping in the area. the celebration will continue with a night market and community festival in chinatown, featuring performances by dj ruckus and grammy nominated electronic musician zhu. a san francisco native. mayor elect lowery says the festival is meant to highlight the important role nightlife plays in the city's long standing reputation as a hub for creativity and culture. >> all right. time now. 837. we now know the name of the pregnant woman who was killed over the holidays in a car crash in gilroy. she was 29 year old rachel marie gonzalez gallegos,

killed on new year's day at the intersection of leslie road and new avenue. police say miss gallegos was with her husband and their young son when they were hit by a driver, who has since been arrested on suspicion of dui. the chp says rachel gallegos was riding in a 2021 chevy suv when it was hit head on about 6:30 p.m. the 50 year old driver of the other vehicle, a gmc truck, was speeding, according to investigators. when that truck veered into oncoming traffic, people drove quickly on that road. >> but it's not overly crowded. i never thought it to be dangerous. it'd be nice to have a stoplight there, possibly unborn child did not survive that crash. >> a gofundme account with a photo of rachel gallegos with her family has been set up now. the suspect was booked without bail into the santa clara county jail. >> 838 nearly a month since proposition 36 became law here

in california, leaders are now calling for a more unified enforcement of the statewide effort to crack down on crime. >> proposition 36 was voted on by the people of the state of california, and that speaks volumes. they want to be safe. they want to be protected. >> leaders of the california contract cities association held a news conference at the steps of the capitol yesterday. they called on california law enforcement to aggressively enforce the new law. it increases the punishment for certain drug and retail theft crimes in california. now to sports. the niners are making the first of what could be several coaching changes in the off season. a source tells the associated press the team is firing special teams coordinator brian schneider. that unit is statistically one of the worst in the league and has been plagued by missed field goals, penalties, turnovers and other errors. more changes could be coming on defense and the medical training staff. the niners have now cleared out their lockers after missing the playoffs for the first time in four years. niners packed up at levi's stadium and headed home

after a disappointing season. the team finished in last place in the nfc west with their worst record since 2018. the season came to a painful and early end for the defending nfc champs. >> 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 you know last year. you know because we didn't reach our full potential. >> san francisco's difficult season started even before the first game. rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall was shot and wounded at san francisco's union square was out for several weeks. superstar running back christian mccaffrey missed nearly the entire season due to injury. coming up a first of its kind math tutoring program, we're about to talk live with the head of a peninsula company that is hoping to use ai to tackle california's students declining math

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the city of antioch is set to introduce its new acting chief of police. the new chief will be taking the job just days after the city reached an agreement with the department of justice over racist text messages and use of force scandals. as a result, the department will be under federal oversight for at least five years. >> later today, more people will be able to honor the memory of the late former president jimmy carter, as his casket is carried

from atlanta to washington, dc. the former president will lie in state in the rotunda of the u.s. capitol until thursday. later today, vice president kamala harris is expected to speak during a special service. the public will be able to pay their respects from this evening through tomorrow. well, today, the alameda county board of supervisors will continue their talks about selling the oakland coliseum. oakland city leaders say that sale will help reduce the budget deficit and help save very important city services. the city previously agreed to sell its share of that site to the african american sports and entertainment group. the price and the terms of the payment are still being negotiated. >> a peninsula tech company is hoping to use artificial intelligence to improve students math skills across california. goddard education launched a math gpt program last october. it's working with dozens of community colleges at across the state. here in the bay area,

news group reports that only 2,035% of students between kindergarten and 12th grade reached or exceeded standards here in california. there is, as you know, a lot of talk and concern about artificial intelligence in the classroom. we'd like to welcome the chairman of goddard to mornings on two. good morning to you, peter relin. >> good morning, and thank you for having me. >> of course. >> so this is for both teachers and students. how do you think each group can benefit? >> yeah. so i think one of the difficulties that people have with ai is the idea that we're going to somehow replace jobs and replace people. we took a fundamentally different approach where we believe that with math gpt, ai, the journey starts with the teacher, the instructor, because they need to trust this technology and tool. we feel and we've seen from many, many instructors where in hundreds of classrooms now that we don't want the student to simply cheat and, you know, take answers and solve their homework problems or assignments. so we really worked on making it an instructor

superpower as opposed to just a tutor. >> and of course, teachers can have a lot of difficulty teaching, you know, 30 children, all at varying degrees of competency in math. so hopefully this will take a little bit of that workload off them. let's talk about the student experience. i hope it's not just, you know, copying the homework question into a box and then having the computer spit out the answer. >> yes. that's in fact the exact thing we wanted to avoid. and the thing that there are two parts to that problem. one is that, you know, you can go to search engines and you can even go to chatgpt, and you can just provide your problem and out comes something. the first is we wanted to make sure it was a complete system and it was accurate and cheat proof. so you can't just ask matt, gpt or ai, hey, this is my homework problem or this is what i'm working on. how do i do this? it is actually not going to help you there. it's very patient, infinitely patient, but it's not going to try to actually solve your problem. it's going to make you think about it. so that was a huge part of what we had to build around this. the second part of that students really

love is it's not trying to make you feel bad or make you think that you're not good. so every student with different levels in the classroom can actually be at their level and be tutored at their level, which of course gives the instructor a huge relief from a constant, endless stream of questions and emails late at night. >> yeah, i mean, teachers and frankly, parents as well. you know, when we first started hearing widely about ai, there was a lot of fear that turned into somewhat reluctant acceptance. how do you want people who are not on the ai train to understand this, this product and maybe have it in use in their school district? >> yeah, it could be. so today we are really focused on community colleges, and i think you have experienced the benefit of the community college. the state education is wonderful here. so what we think and one of the reasons i got interested is i was a math tutor when i went to ucla, and i was so interested to see how students can take one course in math in the first second year, not be prepared or not do well on a midterm and then just give up so

you know, and move on to a different major or make life decisions. so we really want to bring now this technology to the school districts. and what we're saying is you can trust this technology as opposed to the, you know, the general gestalt and the sort of thing out there is you are not able to trust ai. it's going to take away your job. and we are working on exactly the opposite, which is trustworthy. it gives you superhuman powers. it lets you manage the class better if there are different levels, as opposed to a kind of a convenient tool for the student to quickly do their their work. >> as i tell my two high schoolers, you use math every single day, even if you are not a mathematician. we'll have to leave the conversation here. peter rolland, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you so much. take care. bye. >> all right. time is now 848. in sacramento the athletics getting a look at their new home with opening day for the new baseball season. now just 12 weeks away. yesterday, a's manager mark kotsay and several of the players took a tour of

sutter health park in west sacramento. this minor league ballpark will be their home field for at least the next three years, while their permanent stadium is being built in las vegas. they're hoping this new stadium will lead to a new era in a's baseball. >> we've gone through a lot of failure. they tasted success last year in july and august. their confidence has grown. we can tell people are excited and really looking forward to having us here. and that makes that transition even easier and makes us excited to get out there and play. >> now the a's are coming off a very disappointing final season in oakland. they won only 69 games. >> time now is 849. we do have slow traffic in oakland along northbound 880. northbound 880 is pretty slow. driving into downtown, part of it is because we had a couple of minor things, but also we've had some slow traffic getting in to downtown

oakland. this morning we did have some slow traffic reported from an earlier crash, but now it's just very slow. 580 is also slow as well. you can see we have slow traffic in the south bay. it hasn't really cleared up. northbound 101 near moffat. there was a crash clearing there and we still have slowing on the east shore freeway. the good news is the bay bridge toll plaza is not as slow as it would be on. i know it looks a little lighter to me. there's some slowing still left on the bridge. 849 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> sal thank you sir. we have clear skies. we have a wind advisory out. but first we'll take a look here. maybe an outlook for our next rain. and i got to be honest with you, it just looks ugly dry here for us. some of the forecast models are dry all the way out to the 22nd. that's not good. but what are you going to do? we've seen this before. the last rain was on the third. 18/100 for san francisco. but the next hint of rain would probably be at least 10 or 14 days away. and once again, once you lock into patterns, they can

usually last about 21 days, called blocking patterns. it's kind of the way it's looking for san francisco 65. the low did drop at midnight to 51, so i have to change that. it's been between about 56 and 5758 all morning long, but right around midnight it did drop to 51. the record high, though 68, in 1911. i'm going 65 today, so it could be close with that offshore breeze. and you can see everything is now in southern california from that system that's producing some snow in the mountains, but it's also already cranking up the wind. we had some pretty good gusts earlier. they seem to have died down for many, maybe not for all, but anywhere between 35 and 49mph. golden gate bridge earlier 35. lucas valley 44. near mount diablo, almost 50mph. so the wind advisory takes us until tomorrow at 10 a.m. and if the wind tails off tonight, boy, that temperature will drop like it has a rock tied to it. we could see some cold lows tomorrow and tomorrow morning, but for today it looks blustery to breezy, if not downright windy for some, and it's a north northeasterly breeze there. half moon bay had gusts to 30, only

15 right now, but hayward 15 gusting to 24, and even livermore with a puff of an offshore north breeze there. 50s on most of the temps. most. there's a couple of 40s, but mainly 50s. we are running noticeably warmer than 24 hours ago. double digits warmer for many hayward, oakland, livermore, san jose, petaluma and also santa rosa. half moon bay is close. 28 south lake. been some roaring gusts over the passes. i know kirkwood chair six i think it was like 150 mile per hour gusts early this morning. so not only here but also up in the mountains. they might have some wind holes up there. that's the system. i think it surprised everybody as far as producing some snow up in the mountains above 5000ft and some rain, but it's also the source of the offshore wind as that system develops near la. and there you can see the air circulation. that's all east or northeast wind. so ride like the wind. sunny for all, breezy to windy, warmer again. you know you get to 60s. but i think that temp, if that wind tails off that temp will drop big time tonight. which is why i went for some 30s tomorrow and wind protected areas and they'll be 30s in the next couple of

mornings. it's a dry pattern though, you guys. >> all right. see times 852. well, this weekend you can celebrate three kings day right here in the bay area. >> for catholics, the holiday marks when the three wise men first saw baby jesus and brought him gifts. the children's discovery museum in san jose is hosting its 27th celebration. there will be arts and crafts as well as a tortilla making station. it happens this saturday at 11 a.m. admission $18 for children and adults, $16 for seniors. down in monterey county, hundreds of children enjoyed a toy distribution as part of three kings day. more than 500 toys were collected, including donations from toys and tots. the monterey county sheriff's department, as well as alegria music here because there's a lot of kids here. >> if you notice, there's already a bunch of kids got the presents already, and there's a bunch of prizes still. and there's still the line. we're still a long ways to go, but i'm real, real. i'm happy to be here and participate with everybody in the community. >> as part of the celebration, many families also buy rosca de

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856. bay area bar and restaurant owners are spreading the word about a man known for skipping out without paying his tab. they're sharing photos of 36 year old jared scott, who prosecutors say was arrested for dining and then leaving a red lobster in san bruno on new year's eve without paying his bill. but despite that arrest, there are still concerns he could target other businesses. the case even has the attention of san mateo county's district

attorney. >> somebody doing something like this endlessly, it can really affect the business. so i'm very sympathetic to the restaurant owners. 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. >> we talked to several bar owners who say they know this man and he's stolen from them too. most of them simply say they won't serve him again. it is 857. on capitol hill, 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. >> vice president kamala harris, who lost the election to mr. trump, presided 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 was the first certification since the january 6th capitol insurrection, when rioters tried to overturn the result of the 2020 election, in which mr. trump lost to president biden. incoming president elect trump has pledged to pardon those who are convicted of crimes related to the insurrection. a judge denied president elect trump's request to pause sentencing on his criminal hush money case during its appeal. sentencing is set for friday in manhattan. mr. trump's lawyers argued that their appeal to a higher court should trigger an automatic pause in proceedings. the president elect could still ask an appeals court for a delay. here at home, bart is alerting passengers about a service change involving the oakland airport connector. repair crews will be working on track maintenance from tonight through friday, january 24th, from nine at night to seven in the next morning. only one track will be operating during that time. this means trains will arrive every

18 minutes instead of every nine minutes. bart says the maintenance work will help ensure the safety and reliability of that airport connector. a lighthouse at a park in the north bay will be closed for nearly a week following a landslide. the point bonita lighthouse was built in 1855. its light shines out on golden gate strait. visitors can typically go to the lighthouse on sundays and mondays this time of year. golden gate national recreation area officials say it will remain closed until at least this coming sunday. once the trail that's blocked is cleared and then deemed safe. >> an embattled east bay police department heading into a new chapter this morning, it's naming its next acting police chief, but it comes as frustrations grow. >> then people in oakland sound the alarm. the budget cuts that could lead to even more fire stations closing and longer response times. >> plus memorial events for former president jimmy carter moving to the nation's capital this morning. how the nation is