another bay area school district is considering closing some schools. tonight, one of the north bay's biggest cities is holding a special town hall meeting, the first of several. [music] >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> i'm ali rasmus. it is monday january 13th. and boy some people may have been woken up in the middle of the night by those wind gusts. steve paulson keeping track of the weather conditions here on the east bay hills. >> oakland berkeley hills, 33 to 52mph. so it's a little system clipped us here. it's got a little open wave. it will form a low off southern california. and guess what? that's going to give them another round of wind as well. so this is a really bad pattern for right now. but what are you going to do. it's just we're stuck in it. winds up to about 2530 five miles per hour. it will be a breezy, blustery day. windy for some. there is a wind advisory that's out 40s 50s

on most of the temps, although look at menlo park, mountain view and san jose. so 30s to 50s. and are you going to make it. no, you're not going to make it. but there is a wind advisory out and that takes us mainly for the north bay hills. i don't know why it's not the east bay hills, but that's not my call. so blowing in the wind and it will be a day with temperatures 60s low. clear skies yet windy. no rain in sight. temperatures 60 to 65 should cover it. all right, over to sal. i think we have something right away. >> yes, yes, we do have a crash 80 westbound near carlson. steve. they're still clearing it up. unfortunately, it was a deadly crash. that's west 80 at carlson. they're still doing an investigation. although most of the things have been cleared off the freeway. you can see traffic is going to be okay. westbound bay bridge. there was an earlier stalled big rig. that big rig has been moved, but right now, traffic is okay. as you drive into san francisco. 501 let's

get back to the headlines. thank you. >> sal. firefighters are hoping the return of the santa ana winds will not set back their work over the past week, trying to contain the devastating wildfires in southern california. reporter connor hanson live in los angeles county with the latest on how the conditions are affecting the fire fight. connor, this is not the kind of weather anyone wants to see in southern california right now. >> that's right. ali and officials are insisting that they are prepared for it. but with thousands of homes already burned to the ground like this one, you can understand why people are on edge in some of these neighboring communities. the winds are supposed to pick up later today, getting even worse tomorrow. we're talking about 50 60 mile per hour winds. and on top of that, this death toll tragically continues to rise. now, 24 people have lost their lives from these fires. >> they're still heat. you're not going to see a lot of flame activity out there. >> the scope of several major wildfires burning in southern

california is changing as the battles press on. crews are trying to bolster containment of the palisades, eton and hurst fires, focusing on extinguishing remaining hotspots before dangerous santa ana winds are expected to strengthen throughout. >> today. the national weather service issuing red flag warnings through wednesday. >> these fires started amidst conditions where the winds were gusting to levels of 80, 9100 miles an hour. >> firefighters fear elevated winds could cause thousands of already charred structures to flare up again. this comes as crews searching the burned areas are recovering more who died in the flames. >> we have resources, hand crews, engine companies out there scouring the edge. >> community members, meanwhile, are joining forces to help their neighbors in need from the creation of donation drop offs. >> you can't just sit around when people are in pain. you have to get up and do something. >> two churches opening their doors to those whose

congregations burned to the ground. >> the church is not a building. the church is the people, and the church can worship anywhere. >> and experts say in these strong winds, these embers can actually travel up to two miles from where these fires originally started, potentially sparking new ones. >> ali connor, how is that affecting the perimeters for the evacuation orders and the evacuation warnings? will those stay in effect is specifically because of the winds that are expected in the next 24 hours. >> we'll really have to wait and see. we have seen the evacuations expand a little bit on the fringes, especially of this palisades fire right now. and over the past couple of days, things have been relatively under control compared to what we saw last week, with no raging fires going on, they have more containment. but of course, that fear is once

that wind gets going, things will pick up and depending on which way the wind blows, different communities could be in a lot of risk. >> well, let's hope that doesn't happen. connor hansen reporting in los angeles county. thank you for that. well, today and tomorrow, meteorologists are warning that weather conditions in southern california will be, quote, extremely critical. ventura valley to the san bernardino mountains could see wind gusts topping 50 miles an hour. red flag warnings have been issued for parts of ventura and los angeles counties. wildfires in los angeles county have now killed at least 24 people, including a 95 year old woman whose remains were found in her burned out altadena home. eaton is at 14,000 acres, the eaton fire. 14,000 acres and 27% contained. the palisades fire has burned nearly 24,000 acres and is 13% contained. >> our time now 505. a company in novato offering to help people whose computers may have been damaged or destroyed in the southern california wildfires. the company is called

drivesavers. it's donating up to $1 million in free data recovery services to the fire victims. the company specializes in recovering data from hard drives, phones and damaged computers. but it also says some of the fires may have been hot enough to completely melt computer components. >> the nfl has moved tonight's wild card playoff game to arizona due to the wildfires in los angeles. the los angeles rams will now face the minnesota vikings at state farm stadium in glendale, the home of the arizona cardinals. tonight's game was originally scheduled to take place at sofi stadium in inglewood, about ten miles south of downtown l.a, but the nfl made the decision that it would be best to have this game played elsewhere. >> time now. 506a smoke advisory still in effect for most of los angeles county. the county's public health department says the devastating wildfires in the region burning for the past five days have created a very serious air quality problem. the flames have destroyed thousands of

homes and businesses. they're generating a tremendous amount of smoke to contain dangerous toxins. those toxins are mainly coming from the countless number of cars, appliances and furniture that have gone up in flames. >> when you breathe in smoke, it causes inflammation throughout the entire body, and the negative health effects can actually be seen in a very short amount of time. so only a couple of hours. it really depends on the levels and how susceptible you are. the most susceptible people are children, pregnant women, and also those with underlying respiratory conditions. so those with asthma and emphysema. >> and doctor myers warned some of those toxins burning right now and getting into the air. they're not filtered through n95 masks. >> happening today, schools in santa rosa will begin a series of town hall meetings to address community concerns about possible school closures. the district plans to close at least four schools by the end of this school year. it's an effort to

save $11 million over the next two years and offset a $20 million deficit. the first town hall starts at 6:00 tonight at montgomery high school. more meetings are scheduled throughout the month of january. feedback from these meetings are supposed to help guide the district's final decisions, which are expected in february. >> all right, allie. time's 507. we have breaking news that's coming in from overseas. the u.s. geological survey reports a magnitude 6.8 earthquake in southwestern japan. a tsunami warning was issued for the surrounding areas, but it's not expected to affect us in california or elsewhere along the pacific coast. now, this hit about an hour ago. we're waiting now to get about any reports of damage or injuries. japan's meteorological agency says the magnitude of the quake is 6.9. that's slightly higher than the one issued by the usgs. we'll keep watching this and bring you details as we get it.

>> well, we have wind in the forecast, but we also have a full moon monday. today is the day here 13th known as the wolf moon. 2:26 p.m. today, almost a 100% visible, but not yet. but it's close. today, though, full moon monday. a little system clipped, as you can see, coming down from northeast california. zipped right over us. that's just a little open wave system that will form a low now off southern california. and already the wind has picked up here overnight. ali already told me she felt the wind. oakland hills, 52mph. that's above the caldecott tunnel. oakland airport, 43 west side of mount tamalpais, 40mph. cordelia 38, crystal springs reservoir 38 and berkeley lab 32mph. i should add by mills college and merritt college. there's been some gusts around 33. offshore breeze, east breeze, nothing new. i mean, we are just really stuck in this pattern here. fairfield northeast to 23. it's been up to 30. oakland airport was 43 and

now it's come down. thank goodness. but there have been some pretty good gusts. now, officially it's only for the north bay, but i've included the east bay hills. you get gusts to 5253. i think that qualifies. so unofficially, i'll include the east bay in that wind advisory. 3035 menlo park. look at that. 55 napa and petaluma. so a wind driven for sure, or no wind at all. so big spread on these temps here. 45 fairfax. 34 novato 35. yet petaluma 55. so there's some big spreads here in areas not that far apart. napa 55 as well, along with healdsburg 16. truckee 21. south lake tahoe to reno is 22. and there is just nothing in our favor. sunny, breezy to windy on your monday. there is no rain in sight. i'm almost thinking we'll go through the rest of the month without any rain is kind of the way it's looking. unless something changes around the 30th or so, but it's a windy pattern, not only for us, but the wind will be picking up in southern california throughout the day into tuesday, blowing in the wind wall to wall sun, that's for sure. temperatures

not as warm as last week. they'll be in the low 60s to a few mid 60s. >> thank you steve. a serious crash in the east bay. what we are learning from the chp about what happened. >> and one fire marshal from santa rosa was sent down to the eaton fire in southern california. his effort, and that of others from local firefighters to help out in his desperate time - man, i need some serious help with this health insurance stuff. - check out covered california. it's a free service from the state that helps you get health insurance. millions of people have used it. - wait, for real? - mmm hmm, they even offer financial help to lower the cost. - nooo... how you know about all this? - that's how i got my insurance.

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it's 513. firefighters in southern california are bracing for the dangerous santa ana winds to come back today. those winds, combined with the already dry conditions, could slow down the efforts to contain the flames. since the fires began, at least 24 people have died. the two biggest fires, the palisades and the eaton fires, together have burned an area bigger than the city of san francisco. the l.a. area is under a red flag warning until wednesday. >> president joe biden is holding meetings today to review the federal response to the southern california fires. the president directed fema to immediately provide financial aid to people who've lost homes and businesses. it's part of the president's previous promise that the federal government would pay for all of the disaster response costs for the next six months. >> well, we're just days away from seeing a nationwide ban on the social media app tiktok go

into effect. the app's parent company, based in china, has until this coming sunday to sell tiktok or face a ban in the united states. after hearing oral arguments, the supreme court appeared willing to uphold that ban in an effort to save tiktok. investor and tv personality kevin o'leary is teaming up with former l.a. dodgers owner frank mccourt, trying to buy tiktok. well, the chp is investigating a very serious highway crash in richmond. it involved four vehicles. it happened last night on westbound interstate 80 near cutting boulevard. investigators say at least one person was rushed to the hospital with major injuries. the chp is expected to give us more information about this crash later today. >> well, some people in southern california returned to their neighborhoods. many are finding just rubble where their homes used to be. entire neighborhoods across the los angeles area burned to the ground. the l.a. county department of public works is promising to help

devastated homeowners clear and clean out their lots. cal fire says the palisades and eaton fires are among the most destructive in the state's history. >> i had a little cottage house gone. just everything is gone and all that's standing is the fireplace. every house on the block is gone except for one. you just have to be strong. have faith. it's just stuff. >> governor newsom signed an executive order to help fire victims rebuild. it eliminates some of the environmental requirements and make sure that property taxes are not increased on people who rebuild. well, a fire marshal well known here in the bay area was deployed to the eaton fire in altadena. santa rosa fire marshal paul lowenthal will serve as a spokesperson for the combined strike force there. >> ktvu tom baker caught up with lowenthal and found out why the fire marshal wanted to be sent down there. >> santa rosa fire marshal paul

lowenthal knows all too well what people are going through. ever since the tubbs fire devastated santa rosa, we saw in 2017 what at the time was the most destructive wildfire in the state's history. >> that's a title that you don't want, but at the same time, that's not a title that you want to lose, because that means that somebody else has gone through something worse than you. >> the eaton fire has special significance to him personally. >> i'm actually from pasadena, born and raised down here. went to school in altadena. a lot of friends either displaced, evacuated or have had their homes destroyed. >> his childhood school burned. >> my middle school was elliottt and to see what this community's been through, obviously i and a lot of people from my area know it all too well. >> personal friends are suffering. >> i am aware of friends that i grew up with that have had their homes destroyed, and that's part of what i also want to be able to help with. but it also helps us with our responses down here,

knowing what these communities have been through, going through it personally and helping bring some of those experiences to the residents and community in this area. >> from personal, professional experience, he knows that only when mother nature ceases, hurricane force winds can firefighters here in santa rosa or anywhere truly fight back. >> when you're dealing with winds of that magnitude, it's hard to make a difference. had the winds not stopped, that fire would have likely continued to push through santa rosa. the only thing that literally stopped that was the winds letting up. >> even with this level of destruction, like santa rosa, altadena will one day recover. >> whether it's quickly or slowly. either way, the communities get stronger and move towards recovery. >> the time to heal victims and responders has begun. tom vacar, ktvu fox two news. >> the scenes of devastation are so tragic there, and it really makes you think back to what happened in 2017. and, you know, paul lowenthal, in that story, steve talked about the role nature plays in putting out

these fires. they're not really getting a break. >> there's no break in sight, to be honest with you. in fact, this pattern may last off and on most of the month, unless something really changes here. we've had some pretty good gusts already in our local vicinity here, right above the claremont, 52mph, about 245 in the morning. i believe their oakland airport, 43 the west side of mount tamalpais, 40. cordelia 38. crystal springs reservoir 38. berkeley lab 32. around mills college. and also there are a few areas around chabot have had 32 33mph. there it is. oakland. north northeast 51mph. that's at 1400 feet. how in the wide, wide world of weather, can you not issue a wind advisory for the east bay when you're getting gusts to 51? i don't know, so i've issued one myself. that's strong. that was a roaring gust right there. oakland airport did have a gust of 43. not as bad. now. fairfield did have 1 to 30. now it's 23. but until 10:00

this morning, north east bay hills. there will be some pretty good gusts are already seeing 35 to 55mph. 30s, 40s and 50s. menlo park is 35. amazing. 55 napa airport. petaluma is 55. i mean, menlo park 35 to sfo is 52. i mean, if you're traveling anywhere on the peninsula and, you know, that's a big swing there. 40s on the temps. clayton 42, alamo 40, dublin 40, san ramone sleeping in. that's right there. lafayette, orinda both at 43 and 49 berkeley. the berkeley lab has gusts to 31 32mph. 21 mammoth, 24, reno 16 and 21 for truckee and south lake tahoe. ely, the lone outpost out there at eight, a little system clipped us. it's now going to form a low in southern california, and then it will start to retrograde a couple of days in a couple of days, which should help alleviate some wind. but today and tomorrow it's going to be about that offshore breeze, not only for us, but picking up for them as well. there's just i mean, there's just nothing that says anything's changing anytime soon. so blowing in the wind.

clear but breezy to windy, wall to wall sun that's for sure. and it will be windy for some, especially higher elevations. 60s on the temps. one key going forward is once the wind stops. this is a cold air mass. there will be some really cold lows. if it isn't tuesday, it'll be wednesday into thursday. >> all right steve, thank you. time is 520. well, later today, first lady jill biden will be in san francisco. we have details of the event she'll be a part of. with just one week left in president biden's term in office, and expect major changes from the white house when president elect trump takes office next monday. what his advisers say will happen shor y after he takes

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23 today, first lady jill biden is coming here to the bay area. she's joining the health care and pharmaceutical conference called fierce jpm week 2025. it's in san francisco and she's the keynote speaker. the first lady arrives this afternoon at sfo. she plans to stay through wednesday. she'll be at the conference as part of the white house initiative on women's health research. it's the main topic of her speech. the conference runs tuesday and wednesday. well, we're now one week away from the inauguration of president elect donald trump, and the u.s. senate is scrambling to confirm his cabinet nominees. there are 14 confirmation hearings scheduled in the senate this week alone.

republicans hope to have most of the trump team in place by inauguration day. >> when president trump takes office next monday. there is going to be shock and awe with executive orders. a blizzard of executive orders on the economy, as well as on the border. >> the confirmation hearings for high level officials include south dakota governor kristi noem to head the department of homeland security, pam bondi as the attorney general. florida senator marco rubio for secretary of state and veteran and former fox news host pete hegseth as secretary of defense. president elect trump is preparing to move back into the white house, and over the weekend, trump held several meetings at his home in florida. he talked about several topics, including canada's relationship with the united states. the trump team says people should get ready for a big first few days in office.

>> day one, we'll have executive orders and we'll have executive actions. first and foremost, we are going to secure our southern border. we're going to get those trump policies back in place. >> trump also says he could soon meet with russian president putin to talk about the war in ukraine. time now. 525 help for the people affected by the southern california wildfires. we'll tell you about the push from the biden administration to get help to people who need it the most. [music] >> we're just happy to do our small part to help as much as we can from up here. >> some people and businesses here in the bay area are doing what they can to help people down in the l . area. we'll look

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dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. estimated 20 firefighters. weighs a little heavier on us local firefighters helping out with the fires in southern california. >> with decades of experience, they say the situation they are seeing is eerily similar to the oakland hills firestorm. >> sometimes when you see people struggling like that, the first instinct is just like, what can we do? >> support pouring in from people who want to help wildfire victims in southern california. why? they say even the smallest effort can go a long way. [music] >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back to mornings on two. i'm allie rasmus. >> and good morning i'm dave

clark monday morning, january 13th. let's get right to steve paulson who's concerned about the winds today for us and for southern california. >> so yes no doubt we have some pretty good gusts 51mph right above the claremont caldecott tunnel. a little system clipped is called a little open wave. it will form a low down in southern california. i'll put in the wind particles you can see. there it is. see that little already? look at that offshore direction. right over us. goes north, north, north. now it's northeast. so that's what we're dealing with. and it's with us again. there is a wind advisory. north bay hills. but i'm just unofficially including the east bay hills. but you know, it will be a blustery breezy day, maybe windy for some. 30s, 40s and 50s on the temps spread, wind or no wind. and we are looking for a wind advisory. highs today will only be really in the low 60s. that goes until 10:00 this morning. all right. sal's here. still 80? >> yeah. 80. steve, westbound at carlson. they're clearing up a crash that damaged the center divide. traffic is going to be a

little bit slow in the area. from richmond getting out to carlson. some lanes are open, but it is still going to be an issue. it's been out there since early this morning. this is a look at interstate 880. that traffic looks good. and there are no major delays so far on bay area bridges. 530. let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you. sal. firefighters battling the los angeles wildfires are worried about the santa ana winds. they are expected to pick up today and make that firefight even more dangerous. governor newsom says fire crews are staking out strategic positions across southern california to stop any flare ups and any new fires. authorities now say the number of people who have died in these fires has gone up to a total of 2416 people in the eaton fire and eight in the palisades fire. but that number is expected to rise as search crews continue to comb through burned out neighborhoods. 16 people are still unaccounted for. containment of these fires has improved. cal fire says the palisades fire is now at 13%

containment, nearing 24,000 acres burned. the eaton fire is 27% contained and has burned about 14,000 acres. bay area firefighters continue to help in southern california. ktvu james torres live from the oakland hills, sharing the story of some oakland firefighters who are there doing their part. james. >> ali. good morning. more than 20 firefighters from oakland are now down in southern california this morning. they are on the front lines of the eaton fire, trying to do what they can to help those crews in la who have been at this for several days now. they've been there since about wednesday evening. and they say with the idea of santa ana winds picking back up again today, tonight and tomorrow, there's still no telling how soon until they all get to go home, but that not really the top of mind for them. not really the priority at this time. they're kind of giving us an idea now of what they've been going through since being there. they say they are in 24 hour shifts each day. they make plans on how to either evacuate people, prepare homes that are

still standing, or how to clear out some of those hotspots before winds pick back up again. so far, they say, what they're seeing is awful, truly devastating. >> just to drive city blocks and see nothing standing, nothing remaining. and that is incredibly hard and incredibly hard to see, especially when whatever we do or what everybody's doing, doing their best to see people's lives changed, lives lost. it's very hard. >> and those firefighters tell us some of the frustrations they are hearing are hitting close to home conversations like water supply, budget concerns or low resources. you may remember the oakland city council voted to temporarily shutter a handful of stations in the town as it works to make up a nearly $130 million budget deficit. even more stations are up for consideration to brown out next

month. now, those oakland firefighters they say they sent down for apparatus with those crews. they also have some search and rescue teams helping people who need help or in some cases, recovering bodies left behind from the fires. we're live this morning from the oakland hills. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right james thank you. time now 533. president biden met with federal officials to find out and talk about relief efforts in the fire zone. fox reporter lucas tomlinson shows us how people can get help from the federal government. >> president biden spent the day here at the white house receiving updates from senior officials, including his dhs secretary and fema chief, about the wildfires in los angeles. earlier on fox news sunday, deanne criswell spoke about how people in la can get help. >> we want to make sure that they start that process by one. registering for assistance at disasterassistance.gov, but also contacting their insurance company because we'll need to

know exactly what they are going to cover, but more importantly, not cover, so they can be eligible for different programs within our system. >> on abc, criswell was asked why hundreds of active duty forces have not been used to combat the fires. late last week, ten navy helicopters arrived from san diego. they have also not been used. >> i'd have to defer to the incident commanders. right. the incident commanders on the ground know what the needs are, where they need to put people. and often in these situations, it's very strategic. it's not necessarily about always putting more people on that. we have to make sure that it's safe. and, you know, you can only add so much aircraft in the airspace. >> president biden also spoke sunday with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu about a cease fire and hostage release deal with hamas. those details could be announced later this week ahead of the inauguration of donald trump. dozens of hostages will potentially be released in this phase one of the deal at the white house. lucas tomlinson, fox news.

>> well, the fires in los angeles are still burning, of course, but governor gavin newsom has taken some steps to help people rebuild in the areas that are heavily damaged. as soon as the fires stop. >> california leads the nation in environmental stewardship. i'm not going to give that up. but one thing i won't give into is delay. delay is denial for people, life's traditions, places torn apart, torn asunder. >> newsom appeared on nbc's meet the press. he signed an executive order eliminating some environmental regulations and preventing property tax assessment increases for any homeowner rebuilding in that burn zone. governor newsom calls it california's version of the marshall plan, the american effort to rebuild western europe after world war two. the governor also responded to president elect donald trump, who has blamed newsom for the widespread damage caused by these fires. >> i called for him to come out, take a look for himself. we want to do in the spirit of an open

hand, not a closed fist. he's the president elect. i respect the office. >> the governor says these fires will cost the most of any natural disaster in u.s. history. >> our time now, 536. around the country, people are showing support for the fire victims in the l.a. that includes several bay area businesses, several bars and restaurants. added new menu items this month. they're sending the profits down to organizations in the l.a. area. some business owners say their spirit of giving increased. others say this really hits close to home. >> the school i went to is gone, as well as a lot of the homes of people that i grew up with that i love and care about deeply. so we're just happy to do our small part to help as much as we can from up here. >> now, the business owners told ktvu they made hundreds of dollars over the weekend. it's going to be donated to organizations in los angeles, the institute of contemporary art museum in san francisco is loading donations onto a truck,

which will then deliver the goods to fire victims in los angeles. >> organizers of the donation drive were overwhelmed by the community's support. some of the people who dropped off donations decided to stay and help sort through all the items. >> we knew how deeply connected the bay area community, especially in the arts, is to our la family. and so i think, you know, we were not surprised by the desire to give and also donate to causes on the ground. but i think the outpouring of items has just been unreal. so yes, i think we were pleasantly surprised. >> donations will go to a los angeles nonprofit called it's bigger than us. its mission is to tackle poverty. you can also join fox network's support of families impacted by the california wildfires. your donation will go directly to the red cross as it works to help people recover from this disaster. or you can visit ktvu.com/wildfire help to support different charitable organizations, or use that qr code on your screen. >> our time now 538. santa clara

county looking for volunteers to help conduct its annual point in time count. to get a snapshot of homelessness around the county. the volunteers will be talking to people experiencing homelessness and collect important information to help the county understand their needs. county officials say the point in time count is a key effort to end homelessness. the count will take place on the morning of january 22nd and 23rd. if you're interested, go to the county's website to sign up. >> well, it will be a breezy to blustery monday, but it's also a full moon monday for january. known as the wolf moon werewolf. there. wolf almost visible now. 2:26 p.m. this afternoon. i know. thank you. ken lawrence, our director. so no problem seeing it today or tomorrow, that's for sure, because it is clear. oh my gosh, it's cold. boulder creek and hollister are both 31. felton 32, campbell,

woodside, menlo park, atherton, santa cruz all between 34 and 38. there's a big difference on the temps, but you can see our little system. watch how the cloud cover came by for about two hours right there. now we get the offshore breeze. and that's the system that's going to crank up the wind in southern california. still 51 right above oakland north. that's the oakland hills. 5253 have had gusts. oakland airport, 43. west side of mount tamalpais 40. cordelia. crystal springs reservoir berkeley lab around mills college and merritt college. anywhere from 32 to 38mph. offshore breeze. there it is. oakland. north northeast of 51, above the oakland zoo. there. that's 25 in the city, east southeast. and it's all north around mount tamalpais and the napa and sonoma hills. fairfield northeast 23 oakland airport, thankfully, has come down, but santa rosa has a north wind. concord has a north wind. i've included the east bay hills as far as the official. the official. it's only the north

bay hills, but you get. 51, 35, 50. that's enough for me. 30s, 40s and 50s on the temps here. big, big difference. if some. it's cold, for others, not too bad. there's atherton's 35, menlo park 35. stanford is 36, although palo alto was 37. airport now 40. so i think the breeze is picking up there. 51 over at pillar point. 14 truckee, 21 south lake tahoe, flagstaff. five. prescott 17. arcata 37 and 37. also in santa barbara. this is a cold air mass settling in, but unfortunately it's also one with wind. so a breezy, blustery monday for us. there is no rain in sight yet, but i think end of the month into february things will turn in our favor. but it's going to be a little bit of a time here. but look for a windy pattern so blowing in the wind. highs will only be in the 60s. windy in the hills. breezy to blustery temperatures, though not really changing all that much except the lows. they will come down a lot once this wind dies off. we've already seen that already. i think if it isn't tuesday, it

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santa ana winds today. those winds, combined with the already dry conditions, could slow down containment efforts on the fires happening there. now, since the fires began, at least 24 people have died. the two largest fires, the palisades and eaton fires, together have burned an area larger than the city of san francisco. the la area is under a red flag warning until wednesday, and because of those wildfires, the national football league has moved tonight's wild card playoff game to arizona. >> the la rams will play the minnesota vikings at state farm stadium in glendale, arizona, the home of the arizona cardinals. the game was originally scheduled to be played at sofi stadium in inglewood, about ten miles south of downtown los angeles. >> today, first lady jill biden is visiting the bay area. she's a keynote speaker at the healthcare and pharmaceutical conference fierce jmp week 2025, in san francisco. it's part of the white house's initiative on women's health research, which will be the main topic of her address.

>> and oakland police say a brother and sister were sitting in a car with their father yesterday morning when an unknown person came up to their car and shot the siblings. the police say this happened as they were heading to the oakland swap meet near the coliseum. the victim's father drove them to the hospital. that's where they were treated for major injuries. both are expected to survive. so far, there's no word of arrests. >> in berkeley, police are investigating a burglary. burglary at the chevron extra mile convenience store on san pablo avenue near gilman street. the store shared this security camera video, which showed several people breaking a window to get in on saturday night. once inside the store, they used a crowbar to open an atm. there's no word yet from police on any arrests or how much was taken. >> san jose police are still investigating a shooting where one man was killed. the police rushed to apartments near rosemary elementary school. they found a man with gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital. that's where he was pronounced

dead. police at this point have not released the name or the age of the victim. or what may have led to that shooting. >> the u.s. supreme court now appears likely to uphold a federal law that would effectively shut down tiktok in the u.s. by this weekend, a majority of the high court justices indicated that they support the law that would ban the video sharing platform unless it breaks all economic ties with its chinese parent company. now, a host of the tv show shark tank says he plans to step in and buy tiktok before sunday's deadline. >> i don't want it shut down. it's not good for my businesses. it's not good for 6 million other small businesses in america that make a living off of it. we just need to take out the onerous piece, the spyware investor kevin o'leary is partnering with billionaire and former l.a. dodgers owner frank mccourt in this effort to try and buy tiktok. >> all right, allie time. 547 grocery prices may keep going up because of the bird flu outbreak. according to federal

lawmakers, new york senator chuck schumer says a coordinated federal response is needed to fix this problem. he says the departments of agriculture, health and human services and the centers for disease control have to work together to fix this. he also wants the incoming trump administration to keep funding the efforts to eliminate the bird flu. >> with a new administration coming in a new congress. the gridlock that we've had on the farm bill, which contains these programs, or many of them, and the potential for doge to cast a narrow minded net. these are the kinds of programs that could go. >> senator schumer says isolation and sanitation are key ways to help end the bird flu outbreak, and also bring down those grocery prices. >> amazon is set to discontinue its try before you buy service by the end of this month. the service launched in 2018 for prime members to try out clothes, shoes and accessories and only pay for items they wanted to keep. amazon says its

artificial intelligence tools are now more helpful for users on deciding what to buy. the service ends at the end of the month. >> our time now 548. today, bart is tweaking its train schedule. it's an effort to make it easier for riders to transfer to other transit systems. bart says some departure times will see minor adjustments as the crews are updating parts. train control system. bart says departures will shift by just a couple of minutes. they will synchronize transit schedules and create faster transfers, and also promote an overall better rider experience. >> let's see what the experience is like for drivers on bay area roads and on bart this morning. sal castaneda has it covered. >> all right. allie and dave, good morning to you both. we do see that traffic is beginning to get just a little bit slower at the bay bridge. not a lot, but just a little as you drive through. still have on 80 westbound some slow traffic approaching carlson where they were clearing a crash from

overnight. they've made pretty much progress on that, but it's still there. and traffic is also a little bit slow as you come out of hercules and get into richmond. no traffic on the richmond bridge right now, or for that matter, the bay bridge. we showed you the backup, but the bridge itself looks okay. 549. what about today's weather? let's bring steve back in. >> all right. sal. it's clear, but it's also breezy to windy. we've had some gusts about 30 to 50 miles an hour up in the oakland berkeley hills. and temperatures 30s, 40s and 50s. the coldest temps so far in the peninsula and areas south. although concord one observation coming in there at 38. so if you get a breeze, it's holding it up. if not, it's cold. and there it is. boulder creek 31, hollister 31. santa cruz is down to 37. feltons 32. even campbell at 35 and santa clara 37. so for some it's windy. for others, it's cold. 12 up in truckee, 21 south lake tahoe, 37 arcata and santa barbara with 43. in san diego. that's cold air mass down there. you can see the offshore

direction there and that's what's developing. we've got a weak system go over us. it will form a low off southern california. so sunny, breezy to windy, especially in some of the higher elevations here. north and east bay hills. but the pattern does favor more of this type, although it does look like maybe an end of the month. the pattern will change a little bit. we'll just kind of leaning that way, but not this week. blowing in the wind. clear but breezy to windy. lows 30 to 50. wall to wall. sun. windy for some, just breezy for others. just depends. 60s on the temps. this is not as warm as what we had last week and once this wind dies off, if it isn't tomorrow wednesday, it will be darn cold around here in the morning. >> thank you steve. well, sounding the alarm as california faces a dramatic rise in wildfire activity just two weeks into the year. we'll have the latest on the growing threat and what homeowners can do to try and protect their properties. >> also helping fire victims down in los angeles county, the celebrities using their star power to help people who lost everything in the

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is making service changes to dozens of its bus routes in santa clara county. most of the scheduling changes are minor. the vta says they reflect changes in traffic conditions and also the passenger volume. it includes lines that stop at the milpitas and berryessa bart

stations, the stanford shopping center, and the santa clara transit center. some of those routes will also be getting new stops. well, the deadline for becoming san mateo county's next poet laureate has been extended. the county extended the deadline for applications until january 22nd next wednesday. the poet laureate gets $5,000 a year, and whoever becomes the poet laureate is then supposed to contribute to the county's public arts and poetry legacy by writing poems and holding public poetry events and readings. >> well, at the box office this weekend, a lionsgate heist sequel sealed the top spot. while a unique spin on a music biopic debuted with the flop den of thieves two. pantera opened at theaters with an almost identical debut to the first film. the studio estimates it brought in $15.5 million over the weekend. another movie called better man, which portrays former pop star robbie

williams as a monkey, only earned $1.1 million. >> time now 555. feeling lonely? that's plaguing a lot of people all over the country right now. there's new research out showing how video games are bringing some people together, and creating a new space for them to be socialized. many people make new friends in places like coffee shops, at church or at bars. the new research is showing video games are creating platforms for social connections, especially for men. >> research has shown over the last 20 years that men's close friendships have been declining. the amount of friends, the quality of friendship. >> now, that research also found that men felt comfortable making new friends online, and while their discussions were more face value at first, the researchers found many had deeper connections over time. however, the same study shows in person connection, it is still a lot

more valuable for a person's mental health. our time now 556. hollywood actors using their star power right now to help the fire victims down in los angeles. halle berry and sharon stone posted messages on social media promoting a pop up store in los angeles. it opened over the weekend. a popular fashion boutique was transformed into a disaster relief center. look at this. volunteers collected donations of clothing, toys and other items for people who've lost their homes and businesses in the wildfires. >> we're all in pain, and you can't just sit around when people are in pain. you have to get up and do something, and every single person has something to give, and they're all giving what they can. sharon halley, ten year old children. my landlord, my next door neighbor. >> and the volunteers say the weekend donation drive was a major success. fire victims all

across the l.a. area are already receiving much needed clothing and other necessities. >> a bay area celebrity chef and restaurateur, tyler florence, is in los angeles to try and help. >> we know about wildfires in northern california. we know about this. we know what this feels like. and i think you're just looking at this is california, love. i grabbed two coolers. i grabbed probably 100 portions of just, you know, burgers and burritos, and i threw them in the car. and then we were just driving just all the way up the hills and interacting with, you know, fire trucks from all over the western half of the united states. but it was just it was just one of those moments where i feel like this is, this is what we're here for. >> florence also said many of the firefighters he served had gone without sleep for 48 hours, and many hadn't had a hot meal in days. he's joining world central kitchens relief team, which is feeding thousands of evacuees and firefighters. >> well, many others are also helping people in need.

[music] now, this is electric violinist rose crowley holding a fundraising concert at patricia's green in san francisco's hayes valley. she says she has a lot of friends who've lost homes and pets, and she wanted to help people in need. chiarelli asked people to make a donation to nonprofit organizations offering aid to the fire victims. [music] >> we have the expectation of widespread critical fire weather conditions across the next couple of days. >> a brand new week, and it brings renewed efforts to contain several fires threatening the l.a. area. while the winds were calmer over the weekend. and that helped officials warn new flare ups could ignite with even stronger winds in the forecast. and the devastating l.a. fires brought back painful memories of the 1991 oakland hills fire. why bay area firefighters fear the recent closing of oakland fire stations could affect safety.

and starting today, bart is tweaking its schedules. we'll tell you about the minor changes being made to improve the rider experience from ktvu. [music] >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well good morning. thank you for joining us. and welcome to mornings on two. >> i'm dave clark i'm allie rasmus. it is monday january 13th. we are of course keeping an eye on the weather conditions here and in southern california. steve paulson joining us. it was really windy overnight. >> it was a whipping for me coming in. no doubt about it. here we have wind advisory mainly north bay. i've also included the east bay hills since there's 30 to 50 mile per hour gusts up in the oakland berkeley hills. look at the difference in the temps here. i mean 40s, 50s and 30s. palo alto 36, san jose 38. we do have a wind advisory now. officially, it's only the north bay hills that i've unofficially added the east bay hills, because right above the claremont we're seeing gusts of 52mph. there's also a frost advisory for parts of the

east bay and also the santa clara valley. so is there any rain? no. not yet. it will be sunny for all today. it's blowing in the wind either. breezy, blustery to windy. temperatures starting off 30s 40s 50s. they'll end up mainly in the 60s, i think here. temperatures will be above average, but a little cooler than last week. all right, sal's here. good news, bad news. what? >> i'd say we have decent news right now. steve. 80 westbound. still some slow traffic or approaching a deadly crash that we had at carlson. but that has been much better. they have more lanes open. we still have some slow traffic on highway four this morning. that's building up. and we also do have some traffic at the toll plaza that's beginning to get just a little bit slower. westbound is backs up from about the end of that parking lot 601. let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. well, starting today, the santa ana winds are expected to pick up and get stronger. making that fire fight in los angeles even tougher. >> firefighters worry these

extreme conditions will wipe out the progress they made containing these fires over the weekend. ktvu is andre senior is here to tell us about the challenges facing firefighters this week. >> dave, good morning to you both here. forecasters predict weather conditions could be, quote, extremely critical. >> red flag warning is in effect and will remain until 6 p.m. wednesday evening. strong santa ana winds are also expected to last through wednesday, with the strongest winds occurring on tuesday. >> so wind gusts could top 50 miles an hour. this comes as fire crews are making a dent on the fires. the palisades has burned nearly 24,000 acres, but containment went up to 13%. the eaton is at 14,000 acres, with containment at 27%. >> we're still continuing to face some very dangerous winds that are upcoming, at least through the wednesday into thursday morning period in particular. that does mean we will utilize public safety power shut off as a tool of last

resort. >> investigators are checking an electric tower as a possible source for the eaton fire, which has claimed 16 lives, including a 95 year old woman. so far, southern california edison says it does not believe its electrical equipment was responsible. palisades is blamed for eight deaths. authorities say these numbers will only go up as searchers find more victims in burned out homes. >> hey, babe. i need you to come out here right now. we have a very big problem. what? holy. >> i'm gonna spray the well. >> a ring doorbell camera recorded a couple evacuating after realizing flames were approaching their house. homeowners who've lost all their belongings are turning to their faiths and each other for support. please, god. [music] >> already it meant it means a lot to me. i almost didn't come because i didn't know if i could handle it. i wanted to see my

family from from from the church. >> community church is among 7000 buildings and cars that have been damaged or destroyed. a church close to 30 miles from the fire front lines took in the parishioners at a joint sunday service of faith, fellowship and determination, proof that this fire situation is far from over. now, about 105,000 people still evacuated from their homes. another 87,000 are in evacuation warning zones right now. dave. >> all right. andre. thank you. time now, 604. some people go back to their homes. many are only finding rubble where their houses used to be. entire neighborhoods across la burned to the ground. the l.a. county department of public works says it will help devastated homeowners clear and clean out their lots. cal fire says the palisades and eden fires are among the most destructive fires in california's history. >> the little cottage house gone, just everything is gone

and all that's standing is the fireplace. every house on the block is gone except for one. you just have to be strong. have faith. it's just stuff. >> the governor newsom signed an executive order to help fire victims rebuild. it eliminates some of the environmental requirements and makes sure that property taxes are not increased on people who rebuild. >> we continue to see some heartbreaking images from these los angeles county wildfires. cal fire released pictures of homes before and after the disaster, and some of the multimillion dollar houses along the coast there in southern california, had stood for years. but in a matter of minutes and hours, these homes were reduced to rubble and ash. like this house in pacific palisades, it will take some time before homeowners can come back in and rebuild. and altadena, there's a picture of a home that was once surrounded by shrubs and trees. unfortunately, this was one of the houses that went up in flames, not much of it still standing afterwards. a brick

pillar is all that is left there. you see, it looks like the chimney of that home. there's also some remnants of charred trees and shrubs. >> well, cal fire says the state of california is dealing with an alarming increase in wildfire activity. just two weeks into the new year because of those fires in southern california. so far, california is experiencing a 120% increase in fires compared to the five year average. as for total acres burn. california is seeing a 293,000% surge, with 40,000 acres burned in just the first ten days of january. cal fire reminds everybody to create a defensible space around your property. >> the historic firestorm in los angeles is raising concerns about the recent decision here locally to shut down some fire stations in oakland. it was exactly one week ago that the city shut down two fire stations in the oakland hills due to the city's budget crisis. those closures took place the day before the firestorm in los

angeles began. bay area firefighters have expressed concerns about fire safety in oakland even before these historic fires. 300 miles south of the bay area broke out. >> we talk to our crews. it's in the back of our mind. we know that with everything that our city is going through, it's not a matter of if. it's a matter of when another fire will ravage our community. >> oakland firefighters also say there are some strong similarities between the geography of the oakland hills and the fire zone in los angele. >> it mirrors the oakland hills, tight streets, interface and intermix of homes throughout the hills, canyons. we have the diablo winds, which are sister winds to the santa ana winds. >> the disaster in los angeles is also bringing back sad memories of the oakland hills fire in 1991. that fire killed

25 people and destroyed nearly 3000 homes. >> our time now 607. around the country, many people are showing support for the fire victims in la. that includes several bay area businesses, several bars and restaurants added new menu items this month. they're sending the profits down to organizations in the la area. some business owners say their spirit of giving increased. others say this really hits close to home. >> the school i went to is gone, as well as a lot of the homes of people that i grew up with that i love and care about deeply. so we're just happy to do our small part to help as much as we can from up here. >> the business owners told ktvu that they made hundreds of dollars over the weekend, and it will be donated to organizations down in los angeles. now, you can also join fox in supporting families affected by the wildfires. your donation will go directly to the red cross as they help people recover from this disaster. go to

ktvu.com/wildfire help to support the efforts. or you can just scan the qr code right there on your tv screen. >> 608 is the time. and let's check on the conditions in bay area roadways. it looks busy at the toll plaza behind us. sal. >> yeah, yes it is ali and it's getting busier. we're also looking at highway four getting busier, but 680 looks good and 80 westbound is busy. there's still the remnants of an earlier crash. 80 westbound in the carlson exit area there. although traffic is getting by, there's still some slowing in the area. we can see highway four and just show you a live picture of it is slowing over the willow pass grade, and ali mentioned it. and there it is. it's backed up beyond the parking lot, not quite to 880, but i think that this is going to be just a little bit busier next time we speak. coming into the bay bridge. 609 let's go back to the desk. >> sal. thank you. well, today bart begins tweaking its train

schedule, trying to make it easier for riders to transfer to other transit systems. now, some bart departure times will have minor adjustments as crews update the train control system. the departures may change by just a couple of minutes, and bart will synchronize transit schedules, create transfers faster, and promote an overall better rider experience. also today, the vta is making service changes to dozens of bus routes in santa clara county. most of the scheduled changes are minor. they will reflect changes in traffic conditions and the volume of passengers. that includes lines that stop at the milpitas and berryessa bart stations, the stanford shopping center and the santa clara transit center. some of those routes will also get new stops. >> well, the city of richmond is getting a $9 million grant from the federal government. we'll explain how that money is supposed to be used to improve street safety. >> and look at this. a wild

display of reckless driving in the east bay. and it was caught on camera. the chaos showing the dangerous stunts taking over some streets in oakland.

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13 firefighters in southern california bracing now for the return of santa ana winds. those winds, combined with the already dry conditions, could slow down the efforts to contain the

flames. since the fires began, at least 24 people have died. the two biggest fires, the palisades and eden fires, together, have burned an area that's bigger than the city of san francisco. the l.a. area is under a red flag warning until wednesday. well, today, president biden will review the federal response to the destructive southern california fires. the president has directed fema to immediately give financial help to people who've lost their homes and businesses. now, previously, the president said the federal government will pay for all of the disaster response costs for the next six months. and today, first lady jill biden will be here in the bay area. she's a keynote speaker at the healthcare and pharmaceutical conference called fierce jpm week 2025. that's in san francisco. it's part of the white house initiative on women's health research, and that will be the main topic of her speech. >> the chp is investigating a

serious highway crash in richmond that involved four vehicles. it happened last night on westbound interstate 80 near cutting boulevard. investigators say at least one person was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. the chp is expected to release more information on this crash later today. >> time now 614. in san francisco, a police suv crashed into another vehicle and a building early this morning. take a look. you can see the damage to the police car. this happened at the corner of san bruno avenue and paul avenue. the police officer and the driver, they were both taken to the hospital, treated for minor injuries. police didn't say what led to that crash. we've tried to contact the police to get more information. we're waiting for details. >> late last night in oakland, a sideshow took over an intersection at macarthur boulevard and 106th street. in the video, you see people standing around watching as cars spin around at that intersection. this happened around 11:00 last night. once police arrived, the crowds broke

up. right now, we're not sure if anyone was hurt or arrested. the city of richmond is getting $9.5 million to make its streets safer. the federal grant comes from a pilot program with the u.s. department of transportation. the grant money will pay to do things like retrofit roads and crossings, implement measures to cut down on traffic. it will also reduce the number of lanes connecting bicycle and pedestrian upgrades to transit hubs, and add workforce development programs. the pilot program is designed to create more attractive trails for bikers and joggers. sustainable infrastructure to protect the environment and make things overall more resilient to the effects of climate change. >> our time now. 616 santa clara county wants volunteers to help with its annual point in time count. to get a snapshot of the homeless crisis in the county, the volunteers will be talking to people experiencing homelessness and collect important information to help the county understand their needs. county officials say the point in time count is a key effort for ending homelessness.

that count will take place on the morning of january 22nd and 23rd. if you're interested, go to the county's website to sign up. >> happening today, schools in santa rosa will begin a series of town hall meetings to address community concerns about possible school closures. the district plans to close at least four schools by the end of this academic year. it's an effort to save $11 million over the next two years and offset a $20 million deficit. the first town hall begins at 6:00 tonight at montgomery high school. more meetings are scheduled throughout the month of january. feedback from these meetings is supposed to help guide the district's final decisions, which are expected in february. >> all right, ali, time. 617. let's check in with sal. traffic is building. i'm looking at it behind us. what's happening out there? >> yeah, it's. you know, i think a lot of things are coming in. highway four is slow. last week we had a little bit of a, you know, it's the buffer between the holidays and the real stuff.

and i think this week is even going to be busier, as we saw it was backed up beyond 880. now at the bay bridge. and remember last week we also had some people out of town for ces. a lot of the technology people who actually work here. now they're back. ces is over. you can see that traffic in the east bay is going to be a little slow here and there. southbound 880, for example, a little slow through hayward. but most of these commutes are like in the beginning phases. so if you get out there early, you might be able to beat a lot of these crowds as they get through. 617 steve, when can we go from blowing in the wind to a hard rain's a-gonna fall? >> end of the month, early february. >> thank you sir. >> any time for you, my friend. all right. ali, did you hear that? i think february things will pick up here. all right. it's cold. it's really cold. not only you know, we have some cold lows here, but it's going to be brutally cold here for many over the next, maybe 3 to 5 days. there could be some wind chills.

about 30 below around denver. sometimes in kansas city. seven. des moines six. chicago nine. green bay seven. detroit 24. the nati 29. even 40. in atlanta and 45 down in houston. so it's going to be a. everything is east. everything is east. we're we're stuck in a really bad pattern. but we do have some cold lows here. boulder creek, hollister, felton, campbell, woodside, menlo park, atherton and santa cruz are all between 31 and 37 degrees. there is a frost advisory out, but it doesn't include the peninsula, which doesn't make sense to me. but it's also monday full moon. the january full moon is today at 226. known as the wolf howl moon, it's almost 100% visible. you can see the off. look at this little system clipping us that will form a low off southern california that's keeping the wind going for us. and it will also keep the wind and pick it up down in southern california. oakland hills 52. that's right above the caldecott. 52 oakland airport. about 245 this morning. 43 west side of mount tam. 40 cordelia,

crystal springs reservoir and berkeley lab 32 to 38mph. still an offshore breeze even in the city. i've seen some gusts around mount davidson to 30mph above the oakland zoo, 32 and above the claremont and caldecott. it's been 50, 5152. there's an offshore breeze or north wind. fairfield. concord. oakland. napa. petaluma. santa rosa. i think you get the idea. so wind advisory until 10:00. it does not include the east bay hills. i've included it unofficially, so it's mainly north bay. but, you know, there's pretty good gusts out there all over. 30s, 40s and 50s on the temps here to the north. there are some strong gusts also up in the geysers, i should add. thank you, eric, for that information. 3033 fairfax novat, 35 yet 50s for others. so i mean, again, it's all wind driven. 14 in truckee, 21 south lake tahoe, four in flagstaff, marin prescott 16 degrees monterey 40 arcadia is 33 cold degrees. nothing happening yet

in our department as far as rain goes. we might have to wait another ten days or so as the way it's looking. maybe a little longer than that. it's all about that offshore breeze, and that's what we have going for today and into probably tomorrow. blowing in the wind, wall to wall, sun. windy for some and not as warm as last week. temperatures in the. >> thank you steve. well, the vice president elect disagreeing slightly with his boss incoming president trump. when it comes to the issue of pardons for people who took part in the january 6th insurrection, we'll hear what j.d. vance had to say about that coming up. and a venture capitalist has a plan to save tiktok. t details o (vo) fargo is your virtual assistant from wells fargo. (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! (woman) i found it! i found my card! (vo) and also, this: (woman) fargo, turn on my debit card. (vo) do you fargo? you can, with wells fargo. what else can fargo do? quickly tell you what you spend on things like food. (dad) fargo, what did i spend on groceries this month?

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tv show shark tank is explaining why he wants to step in and try to buy tiktok before the deadline. >> i don't want it shut down. it's not good for my businesses. it's not good for 6 million other small businesses in america that make a living off of it. we just need to take out the onerous piece, the spyware investor kevin o'leary is partnering with billionaire and former l.a. dodgers owner frank mccourt in his effort to buy tiktok. >> the possible ban of the popular app tiktok less than a week away, and now a new app is gaining traction as some users and creators are preparing to jump ship if necessary. a sister app to tiktok called lemonade has a combination of short videos and visuals. it's similar to a mashup of instagram and pinterest. however, lemonade is also owned by chinese based bytedance, the same parent company as tiktok, and could be banned in the future as well. the app first launched in the u.s. in 2023. president elect donald trump is preparing to move back into the white house this past weekend. trump held

several meetings at his home in florida. he discussed an array of topics, including canada's relationship with the united states. the trump team says people should get ready for a big first few days in office. >> one will have executive orders and will have executive actions first and foremost. we are going to secure our southern border. we're going to get those trump policies back in place. >> trump also says he could soon have a meeting with russian president vladimir putin to speak about the war in ukraine. well, president elect trump has promised to pardon the january 6th rioters on day one of his presidency and on fox news sunday. vice president elect j.d. grant. j.d. vance disagreed, saying a pardon should not be given to people responsible for violence that day. >> i think it's very simple. look, if you protested peacefully on january the 6th and you had merrick garland's department of justice treat you like a gang member, you should be pardoned. if you committed violence on that day, obviously, you shouldn't be pardoned. and

there's a little bit of a gray area there, but we're very much committed to seeing the equal administration of law. and there are a lot of people, we think, in the wake of january the 6th who were prosecuted unfairly, we need to rectify that. >> more than 1500 people have been charged with federal crimes stemming from the riot at the capitol that left more than 100 police officers injured and sent lawmakers into hiding as they gathered to certify joe biden's 2020 victory. [music] while the fires caused devastation in southern california, local scientists are gathering data to better understand fire behavior. the insights that could help reduce the da ge and

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five city blocks and see nothing standing, nothing remaining. >> bay area firefighters continue to lend their support down in southern california. we have the latest on what they're doing and the fight against the devastating wildfires. and the pressure is growing on governor newsom to call a special legislative session focusing on the wildfire crisis in l.a. the details on what some lawmakers want to happen from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> first, though, let's take you live to the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. johnson and johnson makes moves this morning. the company says it is buying drug maker intra-cellular

for $14 billion. the company makes a number of drugs, including one which is approved to treat schizophrenia. it's also testing therapy, drugs to treat anxiety disorder and alzheimer's. well, good morning and welcome back to mornings on two. >> i'm ali rasmus and good morning i'm dave clark. it's a monday morning january 13th. steve is here and steve i was outside. the winds are picking up outside of our studio. >> they've been pretty strong most of the morning, mr. clark. thank you. sir, we not only have a wind advisory, there's also a frost advisory, especially south. so we're seeing 30s to 50s, and it just depends on if it's wind driven or not. 36 palo alto, 38 san jose. yet 51 in the city, although mount davidson has had gusts to about 30. santa rosa 50 with a north wind. that little system just clipped us. it's all. it's disappeared. but right there, coming down that has cranked up the wind. and that's going to form a low off southern california, giving them another round of what we have already. and that's an offshore wind or a north northeast not roaring here. but there have

been gusts of 30 to 50 miles an hour in the oakland hills. 35 menlo park to 53 petaluma. i mean, just, you know, again, there's a wide variety of temps. most of them are wind driven, though, so blowing in the wind for today and clear skies, yet breezy to windy. there's no rain yet, not for about 7 to 10 days. i think things will change into the month, but 60s on the temps. all right, sal is here. kind of busy. >> yes, it's already beginning to look a little busier, steve, than it did last week, although some commutes are still doing very well. for example, the sunol grade. we have a lot of slow traffic coming to it from vallecitos road. there could be a problem i don't know about there because this is a little bit slow for that area. southbound 680 doesn't look all that bad. the bay bridge is backed up all the way out to the macarthur maze already, so that's busy. and we already see a lot of slow traffic here, and they're approaching the spot on 8632. let's get back to the desk. >> okay. sal. thank you. well, bay area firefighters continue

to help battle the wildfire crisis in southern california. >> ktvu james torres is live in the oakland hills this morning, sharing the story of oakland firefighters who are doing their part on the front lines in l.a. james. >> yeah, ali and dave. oakland has sent more than 20 firefighters down to southern california. as you mentioned, they're doing their part. they've been there since about wednesday evening. and given that we're going to expecting to see another santa ana winds event today, tonight, probably tomorrow as well, there's no telling how much longer they will stay in southern california and away from home. not the priority right now. they're focused on trying to do their part and help out where they can. again, they've been there since about wednesday. we spoke to one of those firefighters giving us an idea of what their experience is looking like. those firefighters working 24 hour shifts, and each day they work together to make plans on how to evacuate people, how to prepare homes, or how to clear hotspots before those winds pick up again, making sure they can minimize that fire danger. so

far, they say what they're seeing is awful, truly devastating. >> just to drive city blocks and see nothing standing, nothing remaining. and that is incredibly hard and incredibly hard to see, especially when whatever we do or what everybody's doing, doing their best to see people's lives changed, lives lost. it's very hard. >> those firefighters tell us some of the frustrations they are hearing from people in the la area, hitting close to home conversations like water supply, budget concerns or low resources. if you may remember, the oakland city council voted to temporarily shutter a handful of stations in the town as it works to make up a nearly $130 million budget deficit. even more of those stations are up for consideration next month. oakland fire also sent down four apparatus with the crews. they

also sent down some search and rescue teams helping people who are in need or in some cases, recovering bodies left behind in those destructive fires. we're live this morning in the oakland hills. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right james thank you. time now 6.34. while it's hard to find any silver lining in the devastating fires, scientists are saying the data being collected right now can help anticipate and better understand fire behavior. now, at san jose state's wildfire interdisciplinary research center. craig clements and his team use the latest technology to study fire weather behavior, including the moisture sensors, drone data and the mobile doppler radar to look at the wildfire plumes. >> we can peer into the plume, we can see the velocities or the wind speeds. we can see, you know, the debris inside the plume and where it's falling out. and that allows us to collect data that we can then compare to a simulation.

>> despite all the loss and destruction, the science gained from all these devastating fires, it may help communities be safer in the future. >> california's republican leaders are calling on governor newsom to convene a special session of the state legislature to address the wildfire crisis in los angeles. they sent a letter to the governor saying that a special meeting of state lawmakers should focus on ways to provide financial assistance to fire victims. the republican leaders also say the legislature needs to examine the devastating impact this firestorm is having on california's economy and insurance industry. the governor has not yet responded. >> well, fire victims could become victims for a second time when they file insurance claims. the experts with the insurance information institute say. californians filing claims for fire losses in the l.a. county fires should avoid third party sources offering claims, adjusting help. the institute offered some tips, including using your insurance company's

mobile app when you file a claim, getting a copy of your insurance policy and make a list of everything damaged with your adjuster. >> a novato company is offering to help people whose computers may have burned in those southern california wildfires. drivesavers says it is donating up to $1 million in free data recovery services to fire victims. the company specializes in recovering data from hard drives, phones and computers that have been damaged. but it also says that some of the fires may have been hot enough to completely melt computer components. you can join fox in supporting families affected by the california wildfires. your donation will go directly to the red cross as it helps people recover from the disaster. go to ktvu.com/wildfire help to support these efforts, or you can also scan the qr code on your screen. >> all right. time is 637. we'll help you get to where you need to go on this monday morning. here's sal with the latest on the commute. >> yeah, we have, as you can see behind you. and i'll put it up

on the screen. we have a bigger backup this week at the bay bridge toll plaza. remember last week at about 8:00, the backup was gone. i think this week it's going to be different. i think a lot of people are back last week. a lot of the tech people were at a conference in las vegas. i think they're back this week. we also see southbound 680 walnut creek, a little slowing from pleasant hill. and then you see the east bay commute is slow, especially on vallecitos road, getting over to the sunol grade. we don't have a lot of major crashes right now, but we do have some slowing beginning to build silicon valley. still looks good, but that's probably going to change in the next hour or so. 637 let's talk about the weather. and here's steve. >> thank you, kind sir. yes, sir. all right. it's cold for some. not bad for others or windy for others. but i mean, once this wind tails off, i think we'll all be in on some really cold temps here the next couple of mornings. boulder creek, hollister both 31 felton morgan hill at 32 fairfax and marin county and campbell are both 33, menlo park 35 and santa

cruz is down to 37 for the city today, we'll go 6050. average is 58, 46, 35. the record low 1949 72, in 2009. so a little above there on both. but as far as rainfall goes, we are in the third driest january ever so far. the winter of course was 2015 when not a drop fell. and before that it was 2014. so officially san francisco has 19/100 and i don't think anything will happen until maybe the end of the month. so it does look like next 710 days will not be in our favor for any rain. that little system clipping us right there. it's just triggered some of the wind. we've had some pretty good gusts, especially north and east bay hills, oakland hills, 52mph. oakland airport early this morning, 43 west side of mount tam 40 cordelia, 38, crystal springs reservoir 38 and berkeley lab at augusta, 32. i think it's come down to about 22 now though. but there you can see it's an east wind or a northeast wind. doesn't matter where. there's some pretty good gusts in the

higher elevations. and there you go, fairfield north to 25. concord offshore oakland offshore santa rosa, petaluma, napa, all of the north breeze. same for half moon bay, sfo north to 21 livermore northeast. mountain view north to 24. so we have a wind advisory out. i've included the east bay hills just unofficially because, you know, 30 to 50mph. that's usually that qualifies in my opinion. now the breeze is picking up on the peninsula for some. so the temps have come up a little bit. but 30s, 40s and 50s on most of the temps. alamos 39, dublin 39. but there's too much of a breeze in the east bay, so mainly 40s to even 50s. 14 in truckee, 21 south lake tahoe to 18 now in reno. up and over everything goes and this pattern is not changing anytime soon. so look for highs to be in the low to mid 60s. today it's the overnight lows are going to be cold next couple of days, but we still have this offshore breeze taking us into probably off and on most of the week. >> okay steve thank you. time. 640. a recall for tesla this

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in the first round of the playoffs. let's start with baltimore. lamar jackson and the ravens took care of business against the steelers, 28 to 14. in the playoffs, jackson showed off his mobility here, using his legs to extend plays. he finished the game with 81 rushing yards. he also threw for 175 passing yards and two. there he goes. two touchdowns. very mobile and really no contest. now to buffalo, where josh allen and the bills dominated the denver broncos 31 to 7 win. allen had a pair of his own passing touchdowns, including the absolute dime. check this out. ooh. amazing right. he finished the game with 202 72 passing yards, an additional 46 yards rushing on the ground. these two powerhouses are now set to face each other in the next round of the playoffs. the

philadelphia eagles ended the green bay packers season with a 22 to 10 win on sunday. the packers made mistakes early, including a jordan love pick, and the eagles played off that momentum, finding ways to score throughout the game. this marks saquon barkley's first playoff game as an eagle. he rushed for 119 yards, which is surprisingly less than his season average. in the next round, the eagles will take on the winner of tonight's game between the rams and the vikings. >> he scores. all right. santa rosa schools will host the first of several town hall meetings today to discuss school closures. the district plans to close at least four schools to save $11 million and address a $20 million deficit. the first meeting is going to happen at 6:00 tonight at montgomery high. there will be more meetings scheduled throughout january. final decisions are expected in february. president elect trump has vowed to pardon people convicted of the january 6th capitol riot on his first day in office, but vice president elect j.d. vance disagrees. he says

anyone who committed violence that day should not be pardoned. more than 1500 people have been charged in connection with the riot, which injured more than 100 police officers and forced lawmakers into hiding during the certification of joe biden's 2020 victory. we are just days away from seeing a nationwide ban on the social media app tiktok go into effect. the app's chinese parent company has until this sunday, january 19th, to sell tiktok or face a u.s. ban. the supreme court heard arguments against a ban, but comments from the justices seem to indicate they are willing to uphold the ban. in an effort to save the app. investor and tv personality kevin o'leary says he is partnering with former la dodgers owner frank mccourt to buy tiktok. it's not clear whether they will be successful, in part because tiktok's parent company has not said whether they are even willing to sell tiktok. >> our time is 648. we're now one week away from the inauguration of president elect donald trump, and the senate is scrambling to confirm his cabinet nominees. there are 14

confirmation hearings scheduled this week alone in the senate. republicans are hoping to have most of the trump team in place by inauguration day. >> president trump takes office next monday. there is going to be shock and awe with executive orders. a blizzard of executive orders on the economy, as well as on the border. >> now, the confirmation hearings for high level officials include south dakota governor kristi noem, the head of the department of homeland security. pam bondi as attorney general. florida senator marco rubio for secretary of state and veteran and former fox news host pete hegseth as secretary of defense. >> this morning, the national highway safety administration announced a recall involving more than 230,000 teslas. the federal agency says the recall is due to safety issues involving rear view cameras that could possibly cause these electric vehicles to crash while using tesla's driver assist

feature. the recall involves all tesla models made in the past year besides the cybertruck. tesla plans to fix the issue through a software update. >> our time is now. 647. sephora, one of the beauty supply retailer, has closed one of its stores in san francisco. sephora studio in laurel village is now vacant. it opened in 1999. sephora studio was the last of a handful of the company's prototypes in the u.s. that operated out of a smaller retail space. closing it now leaves san francisco with four sephora stores. >> a new report is warning job seekers about the increasing numbers of false ads. the wall street journal reports. internal data collected by hiring platform greenhouse found that many jobs are being advertised online, but the positions are never filled. the article calls them ghost jobs. greenhouse says as many as 1 in 5 posted jobs may never be filled. reasons for these ghost jobs include

companies wanting to appear successful, holding out for a dream applicant, or just creating a database of potential candidates for future jobs. greenhouse and linkedin are combating these ghost jobs by tagging authentic listings as verified. >> all right. sal castaneda has the job of getting you to where you need to go. lots to talk about in traffic this morning. >> yeah, it is crowded, as you can see, at the toll plaza, which really starts every report, almost just because people want to know what that's like. it is more crowded than it was last week. also, if you are driving in the east bay 680 southbound is okay from pleasant hill to concord. but look, highway four is pretty slow coming over the hill from almost antioch, so it's slower than it was. 80 is moderately heavy, and some of the other commutes are beginning to fill in at 649. let's bring steve back with today's weather. >> i notice you're wearing a couple of hats there doing sports and traffic, my friend. you know what? >> it's the new way, steve. they're going to ask you to do

more, to trust me. >> sports. i get to do sports. thank you sir. all right. we have an east wind or a northeast breeze and or a wind. been up to 40, 50 miles an hour in the oakland berkeley hills, 30 to 50mph. and that's all going to equal. you know what? there it is. north wind. northeast. northeast. north. north. again, some wind speeds aren't that bad. others are really kicked up here. sfo north at 21 mountain view had about 24mph, but more north northwest wind advisory until 10:00. i've included some of the higher elevations. east bay hills just because, you know, 50 miles an hour, that's pretty good. gusts right above the claremont there, 30s, 40s and 50s. although peninsula temps might start coming up here because the breeze has picked up. mountain view was 38, now 42, but 30s, 40s and also 50s. there you go. pillar points 51. atherton's 38. stanford 35. palo alto 39. menlo park 37. yet look at san mateo. belmont 49. foster city 48. so if you get that

breeze 40s if not 30s 12 in truckee, 21 south lake tahoe and 18 in reno, there's nothing happening for us yet. maybe end of the month. some hints of that. sunny, breezy, bstery. not a cloud in the sky. but the problem is it's still going to be an offshore direction all the way down to southern california, probably through about tuesday night or wednesday. blowing in the wind, wall to wall sun. breezy for some, windy for others, especially in the higher elevations. 60s on the temps. not as warm as last week and it might even get a little cooler. the lows though once this wind tails off we will have some cold lows. if it isn't tuesday, it will be wednesday for sure. >> all right, steve, thank you. time. 650. santa rosa's fire marshal on the front lines of the eaton fire down in altadena. we'll let you hear from him on why he took on this very important role. right now, let's check in with gasia mikaelian. see what's coming up in the 7:00 hour of mornings on two. good morning. gasia. >> hi, dave. as we continue our coverage of the southern california wildfires, there are more examples of people showing

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on to is 654. as part of california's mutual aid system, santa rosa fire marshal paul lowenthal, who's well known to bay area news watchers, was sent down to the eaton fire, now to dana, to be the spokesperson for the combined strike force. ktvu tom vacar caught up with lowenthal and found out why the fire marshal wanted to be there. >> santa rosa fire marshal paul lowenthal knows all too well what people are going through. ever since the tubbs fire devastated santa rosa, we saw in 2017 what at the time was the most destructive wildfire in the state's history. >> that's a title that you don't want, but at the same time, that's not a title that you want to lose, because that means that somebody else has gone through something worse than you. >> the eaton fire has special significance to him personally. >> i'm actually from pasadena, born and raised down here, went to school in altadena. a lot of friends either displaced, evacuated or have had their homes destroyed. >> his childhood school burned.

>> my middle school was elliott on north lake. and so to see it and to see what this community's been through, obviously i and a lot of people from my area know it all too well. >> personal friends are suffering. >> i am aware of friends that i grew up with that have had their homes destroyed, and that's part of what i also want to be able to help with. but it also helps us with our responses down here, knowing what these communities have been through, going through it personally and helping bring some of those experiences to the residents and community in this area. >> from personal, professional experience, he knows that only when mother nature ceases, hurricane force winds can firefighters here in santa rosa or anywhere truly fight back. >> when you're dealing with winds of that magnitude, it's hard to make a difference. had the winds not stopped, that fire would have likely continued to push through santa rosa. the only thing that literally stopped that was the winds letting up. >> even with this level of destruction, like santa rosa, altadena will one day recover.

>> whether it's quickly or slowly. either way, the communities get stronger and move towards recovery. >> the time to heal victims and responders has begun. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. >> now, you can also join the fox network support of families affected by the california wildfires. your donation will go directly to the red cross as it helps people recover from this disaster. or you can go to ktvu.com/wildfire help to support different charitable organizations, or use that qr code right there on your screen to make your donation. well, because of those wildfires, the nfl moved tonight's wild card playoff game to arizona. the la rams will now play the play the minnesota vikings at state farm stadium in glendale, arizona, the home of the arizona cardinals. it was originally set to be played at sofi stadium in inglewood, about ten miles south

of downtown los angeles. well, the nba games postponed because of the wildfires are set to resume tonight. the la clippers plan to host against the miami heat, and the lakers will host the san antonio spurs. the clippers say the team received the go ahead from the nba to move ahead with their team and into its dome in inglewood. it's just south of the palisades fire. the lakers announced plans for a donation drive that will begin tonight. they're asking fans to bring new packaged items to help support the l.a. regional food bank's relief efforts. time is now. 657 disney making a donation to people in l.a. who lost their homes and businesses in the wildfires. the company is donating $15 million to various efforts offering relief in the area. the money is due to be donated to organizations including the american red cross, the la fire department foundation, and the los angeles regional food bank.

today, the san francisco spca is heading down to los angeles to help animal shelters down there. the nonprofit is waiving all adoption fees so it can receive adoptable dogs and cats in some of the fire torn areas. and since we first started talking about this on our air over the weekend, the nonprofit organization says it adopted 30 other pets during the weekend. the group will be heading back here to the bay area on wednesday, with several new animals ready to be adopted. they won't be bringing back any pets that belong to fire victims. only animals that were already in the shelter. >> there's no power. there's no water. there's broken gas lines, and we have unstable structures. >> thousands of people still can't go home. as southern california wildfires rage, the new concerns about winds. and firefighters say the coming days are critical. >> plus, if they keep their word

and help us, i'm going to rebuild. >> people who lost everything come together to grieve and look ahead to what comes next. the move by the governor meant to help people who are thinking about rebuilding. then, here at home, a police chase in san francisco ends with the department vehicle crashing into a building. now two officers are hurt. what else we know about this overnight- [music] incident? >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. it's monday is january 13th. good to see you. >> good to be here. it's cold and windy out there. >> i was just about to say the same thing. and steve's been saying it all morning. and you're going to bring a full moon to steve later today. >> it's full moon monday. the wolf moon for january. 226. i think it is today pm. but yes, it's cold for some, windy for others, and a combination if you will, for others as well. although it looks like the breeze is picking up for some now on the