>> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> all right. it's coming up on 5:00. welcome to mornings on two. i'm andre senior. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. it is monday, january 20th. a holiday for many people. so maybe they get to just drink their coffee or tea with us. steve, it's a chilly morning. >> well, it's a cold one. i mean, it's been brutally cold if you're stuck in that fog. we have some changes, though. today the wind is picking up for some, so we're going to go from fog to wind, and it will be warmer for many after some that were only stuck in the 40s, yesterday, 30s and 40s. there is a frost advisory, but there's also fog for some. santa rosa had fog. now it's gone. petaluma napa airport, novato still reporting fog. concord. livermore. stockton still reporting fog. cordelia, though is clear. fairfield is clear. that's because the breeze is picking up for some. not for all. but it will, especially in the hills. it's picking up. so there is a wind advisory as another system digs in and that's that will

crank up the breeze as we head towards later this afternoon. so wind advisory starts at 4 a.m, which i think is a little early, to be honest with you. i mean, it hasn't scoured everything out yet, but from fog to wind and we'll go from a cold, foggy morning for some. but then the wind picks up. that will take care of the fog. so sunny, breezy, windy in the hills and warmer. 60s on the temps. all right. sal is here. 5:00. and we are what? >> our light. and we're expected to be light today. it's a holiday for a lot of people. martin luther king day, although some people do have to go. let's see what it looks like there. not a bad commute here. as you drive over to the bay bridge toll plaza. looks pretty good here with no major issues. also, the morning commute is doing very well. if you are driving on any of the other bay area bridges. 501 let's get back to the headlines. >> so thank you so much. donald trump will be sworn in as the 47th president of the u.s. today. >> in his first hours in office, he is expected to sign dozens of

executive orders on everything from immigration to tiktok. ktvu sally rasmus joins us now to talk about how california is preparing for a second trump term. yeah. >> california governor gavin newsom and state lawmakers have agreed to set aside $50 million to defend the state in court against possible legal battles against the trump administration. california leaders expect to be at odds with the incoming administration on everything from immigration and deportation cases to education policies to environmental regulations. about 10 million of those legal funds will go directly to cities and counties in california to defend themselves in those possible legal challenges. now, one big question and potential challenge between california and the trump administration could emerge over the issue of disaster aid for southern california after the wildfires there and the days after that crisis broke out in los angeles county. the incoming president blamed the governor for the problem and threatened to withhold federal aid because of it. after a public back and forth on social media between the governor and mr. trump, the incoming president now has

pledged to help rebuild los angeles. but it's not clear under what terms that will happen. incoming president trump says he plans to visit the disaster zone this friday. now, other promises made by the incoming president that could provoke legal challenges from california include his campaign pledges to expand oil and gas production, cut federal programs, incentivizing electric vehicles, and his promise to eliminate the department of education, as well as ban trans athletes from participating in women's sports in schools. back to you. >> all right. thank you. ali. in a developing story we're following this morning, police are investigating a deadly seven car crash in san francisco. the crash happened south of market at the intersection of harrison and sixth streets right after 6:00 yesterday evening. police say one person was killed in the crash. several other people had to be pulled from their cars and rushed to a nearby hospital. police have detained one of the drivers. investigators are still trying to determine what caused the crash and if anyone was intoxicated. people living

nearby say the collision was so loud it echoed through the neighborhood. >> all of a sudden i heard like. like a thunderous noise. like an earthquake. like it lasted at least around 5 to 7 seconds. boom boom bang boom boom boom. >> i was listening to the emt scanner, and they were just calling and calling and calling for, like, backup medics and ambulances. it was just really bad. >> chp investigators are also looking into whether the crash could be tied to another hit and run moments earlier on 280. now, one of the cars involved in the deadly crash is a waymo. the company released a statement saying, in part, an unoccupied waymo vehicle operating autonomously was in a line of standstill traffic when it was struck from behind by a vehicle that was impacted by another vehicle traveling at an extreme rate of speed. >> part of a highway in monterey county is back open after being shut down due to a fire at a battery plant. chp reopened a section of highway one near moss landing at 5:00 last night. last thursday, a fire at the facility

prompted officials to close part of highway one and evacuate nearby communities. all evacuation orders have since been lifted. the fire continues to burn. so far, no injuries have been reported. >> well, today, many events will be held across the bay area to honor civil rights leader doctor martin luther king jr. a service was held yesterday to honor his life and legacy, and the message was centered on hope and continuing his work for justice. >> for king, it was a life of following the god of justice and mercy, forming one's life in the pursuit of justice and mercy. that pursuit shows us what hope is. >> the annual service gathered interfaith leaders from the bay area and across the country. it was hosted in partnership with the northern california doctor martin luther king junior community foundation. >> i believe today he would say, hey, let's continue to give people a hand up versus a

handout. and that's what we're all about. we want to give our brothers and sisters hope, hope for the future. okay. >> thank you. members of the evergreen baptist church in oakland devoted the day to service as their way of honoring doctor king's legacy. they call it their blanket and blessing drive. they handed out food, hot chocolate, blankets and sleeping bags at homeless encampments throughout oakland. >> and this is a freedom that we have. being able to give back, to give to the less fortunate, to do what we knew that he would do, and this is what he would do. so all we're doing is following his lead. we're standing on his shoulders. >> this is the 17th year the church has been reaching out to the unhoused community for the mlk holiday. >> well, here are some of the events happening today here in the bay area in san francisco. the annual mlk labor and community breakfast will be held at 8:00 this morning, and third baptist church reverend amos brown will be there. there will also be mlk march in the city, set to begin at 11 a.m. in oakland, several organizations

and city officials will hold a day of service in honor of doctor king. there will be several volunteer projects starting at 8 a.m. at lodestar community school, and today will mark the national park service's first free holiday entrance day of the year. >> you can get into local sites at no charge, including muir woods and the historic vessels at sf maritime's hyde street pier. richmond's rosie the riveter museum will also have free admission. if you're looking to travel, you can get into yosemite and pinnacles national parks for free. >> president biden visited a south carolina church ahead of martin luther king junior day. >> the president, addressing the congregation of royal missionary baptist church in north charleston. his remarks highlighting the life and legacy of doctor martin luther king, jr. the role the state had in his 2020 election win, and the importance of remaining faithful during trying times. >> we know the struggle to redeeming the soul of this nation is difficult and ongoing. the distance is short between

peril and possibility. but faith. faith teaches us the america of our dreams is always closer than we think. >> president biden also toured the international african american museum. he says, in order for america to move forward, black history must be remembered. >> from slavery to emancipation, from the civil war to the civil rights movement, from the reckoning on race today, there has been a long line of black patriots who have helped make the promise of america real for all americans who have helped us become the nation we say we are and want to be. and as my presidency comes to an end, i know how it started because of this movement. as we celebrate his life this weekend, i think of the deep influence doctor king had on me. >> the museum was built on a site where tens of thousands of enslaved africans were brought to america. during the late

1760s through the early 1800s. >> also this morning, we will air the 57th annual martin luther king jr. commemorative service from the historic ebenezer baptist church in atlanta that begins at 6:00 this morning, and you can watch it live over on ktvu plus. >> well, the plunge of cold air is already beginning to make its move here, and it's just darn cold for some. good morning, butte, montana, where it's only -25. that's the current temp, not the wind chill. bismarck 19 below minneapolis 13, green bay eight. even down to oklahoma city 16. miami 58. that sweater weather. andre 58. miami. >> yes. boots. >> boots. >> boots with the fur. >> fur. that's cold. that's cold. >> that sounds like a song. >> it is. >> detroit seven, cincinnati. the nati at five. denver one below. thankfully, we're not even close to that. but we do have a frost advisory. i mean, there's a lot actually going on, even though there really isn't.

but we had that fog and the cold. but we'll go from fog to the wind picking up. so a wind advisory at 4 a.m. is just to soon up in the hills, the winds picking up. but at the surface some areas have cleared fairfield, vacaville, santa rosa. others are dealing with thick fog. stockton zero visibility. livermore a quarter of a mile. concord a half. napa airport a quarter. some really thick fog around 80 around american canyon. hiddenbrooke there. then you drop down to say marine world. it gets a little better. but novato and petaluma a quarter of a mile. so some areas, even ten miles, others can barely see. there's the wind picking up in the hills. you can see that 30 miles an hour at sonoma mountain, 32 middle peak. so there's a pretty good little breeze. it's on its way. that will help scour out the fog, but you may hit a pocket or two of it if you're leaving now. the system will dig in, giving us wind and also another round of wind for southern california. looks like they need that. but that's what's on tap here. 30s. 40s. on the temps you can find 32 fairfax. you can find 39

sebastopol, 41 bolinas, 41 tiburon, even 34 sonoma. so the petaluma novato 40 looks like a breeze might be beginning to pick up there. or they have fog just again. it's dancing around there. 18 in truckee, 24 south lake tahoe. so one system digging in. the next one will give the wind for us, us and also southern california. but the key here going forward is we get some fog. it's cold, then it's breezy in the hills, but the wind will pick up. so it should be sunny for everybody today. once that wind kicks in. so morning fog, afternoon wind, areas of fog and low clouds and then sunny, breezy 60s on the thames. >> all right. thank you steve. the ceasefire between israel and hamas is now on hold. we're going to show you some of the emotional moments with the hostages and their loved ones. >> tiktok flip flop. it's back online. the plans president elect trump has for the app once he is sworn in. and you can get more ktvu with our new fox local

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the nation's 47th president. his supporters kicked off the celebration early with a victory rally in washington, dc. when addressing the crowd, trump told his supporters that they are beginning a new day of american strength and prosperity. he also talked about his plans to roll out more than 100 executive actions to kick off his second term. this morning, president biden has pardoned members of the january 6th committee, along with doctor anthony fauci, in his final hours in office. doctor fauci led the pandemic response during the trump and biden administrations, but refused to support trump's unfounded claims about the pandemic. members of the committee investigating the january 6th insurrection, including california senator adam schiff, have been preemptively pardoned over concerns that the incoming president trump would go after those who wanted to hold him accountable for his attempt to overturn the 2020 election results. well, today is doctor martin luther king jr. day. and because it is a federal holiday, some stores and businesses will be closed. that includes most

government offices, the post office and banks. the stock market is also closed today, but most big box stores like walmart, costco, target and the grocery stores are all open today. unfortunately, southern california is bracing for another round of powerful santa ana winds. the latest red flag warning for los angeles county went into effect early this morning. the national weather service says wind gusts could reach 80 miles an hour in some parts of los angeles and ventura counties. the concern is that these latest dangerous winds could lead to new mandatory evacuation orders for thousands of people. >> it is 516 this morning. israel says it released 90 palestinian prisoners and detainees today. that released just hours ago and concluded the first critical steps in a long awaited cease fire that brought an end to the israeli airstrikes in gaza. that same agreement also led to the release of three israeli hostages early yesterday morning. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the three young women had been held captive since october 7th of 2023.

>> i know, we all know they have been through ####. they are emerging from darkness to light. they are really going from slavery to freedom. >> a cease fire agreement that led to the release of the hostages, calls for hamas to release several more hostages this coming weekend. and if the agreement holds, at least 30 more hostages will be freed during the next six weeks, including americans. >> tiktok went dark for about 12 hours this weekend in the u.s, incoming president donald trump said he would work to stop a permanent ban when he's back in office. the blocked message and the welcome back message both mentioned president trump back in 2020. trump first talked about banning the app due to national security threats, but has since changed his stance. now, trump is pushing for a u.s. based company to have at least 50% ownership of tiktok. >> when this audience goes with tiktok. many, yeah. very popular. we have to save it. a lot of jobs. >> in a post to x, tiktok officials wrote we thank

president trump for providing the necessary clarity and assurance to our service providers. they will face no penalties, providing tiktok to over 170 million americans. >> tiktok users and content creators are happy, at least for now. even the santa clara police department posted to facebook saying this quote, we're checking in to make sure everyone is okay during this difficult tiktok last night, adding, we're here if you need us, but please do not call 911 to report tiktok being down. >> i think that it's strange, but definitely kind of grabs the attention of like, oh my gosh, this is what it would be without it. and so maybe it was trying to get everyone to realize how important it was. >> well, many people who run their own businesses on tiktok or get their sole income from the app say they're relieved. incoming president trump says he will give tiktok more time to figure out who it can sell the app to after his inauguration today, instagram reports. >> new video editing software instagram has been developing edits for months, and the official launch will likely come

in the next few months. the company hints it will offer a unique video editing experience. now we're going to be monitoring the developments of tiktok as well as donald trump's inauguration. you can keep track of the latest by downloading the fox local mobile app. it is available as a free download. >> steve certainly happy about the tiktok. >> what's that i've never heard of? we do have a change on the way you guys. after a cold, foggy day for some yesterday. incredible. i mean, coastal fog and there's still some there, but change is on the way as the system digs in, and that's going to crank up the breeze that already has in some of the higher elevations. the city was just bone chilling cold yesterday. 60, 45, 45 is below average for this time of year, which is 5847. the record high 2014 just missed 70 by 132. in 1937. the record rain 2.61 way back in 1894. we haven't had rain since the third. they did have a 0.01 on the sixth, but

anything over a 10th of an inch of rain 17 days ago well below average. the january average is four and three quarters. we are 4% of normal. there could be maybe some light rain this saturday, but boy, i'll tell you, it looks more cold and windy than anything else. 30s 40s on the temps. a lot of 30s here as 30s. horrendous 35 even kensington's 38. martinez 36. a lot of 30s. north dublin, walnut creek in there, clayton's in there or low low 40s 18. truckee 24. south lake tahoe 21. in reno, 18. in mammoth. alturas at 19. ae little lows out there. they'll just kind of meander out there not making any impact for us, but we will have this high building in the wind will pick up. that will be for later today. already has up in the mountains, up in the higher elevations, i should say so. sunny and warmer as the wind picks up. it looks like this pattern will be with us through about friday. then maybe a big change on the way for saturday. a change is going to come. that's morning fog. then the breeze picks up and that should

burn off the fog. so temps will rebound into the 60s. looks pretty quiet. warmer but cold. lows for the morning all the way through thursday. then it starts to cool down friday. then a really cold low comes in on saturday. it looks like it's coming in over land, so more cloudy and cold. could get some splash and dash activity and then a cold windy pattern on sunday. >> steve, thank you so much. the stage is set for two conference championship matchups in the nfl. the teams that are one step closer to going to the super bowl and the golden state warriors are playing against the boston celtics this afternoon. why? ome

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go to the super bowl of basketball now. the warriors will host the boston celtics at san francisco chase center this afternoon, and the dubs may be without two of their biggest stars, too. espn is reporting draymond green will be sitting out today's game due to the ankle injury he suffered during saturday night's game against the washington wizards. steph curry also went to the locker room after jordan poole landed on his ankle. curry may also miss today's game. well, curry responded to one of his top fans, a woman called grandma kitty is a curry superfan who uses a notebook to track each of his basketball games. now, her granddaughter posted a video about it on tiktok this week, and it had nearly 1 million views. the team reposted the video yesterday, as well as a response from curry himself. >> i because of your support, we want to invite you to our game in brooklyn on march 6th. we'd love to have you and bring your book. you don't have to watch the league pass. you can come watch in person. >> well, grandma kitty said she could not believe the response

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today is doctor martin luther king junior day. we're going to show you how people spent the weekend giving back to bay area communities to honor doctor king. >> somebody said yesterday, sir. don't sign so many in one day. let's do it over a period of weeks. i said, like ####, we're going to do it over weeks. we're going to sign them at the beginning. >> in just a few hours, donald trump will be president of the united states again. some of the things that are on his agenda once he takes office. >> brand new day from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. >> i'm andre senior. thank you so much for joining us. today is monday, january 20th. it's martin luther king day. inauguration day. so a lot of big stories happening today. and it's also cold outside. >> it is. >> it's cold. >> it was freezing over the weekend for some. i mean, if you were caught in that fog, i mean, you're high. barely got above 49 for some changes today. the city

is 44 now. i mean, the record low is 32, but still 44 is three degrees below average for this time of year. a lot of 30s. now the key is the breeze or a fog. santa rosa now says ten miles visibility yet petaluma airport, zero napa quarter of a mile. fairfield. cordelia say ten. so caught in between that along with novato, concord, livermore and stockton, you have some areas of thick, thick fog. there's just not enough of a breeze yet. but there is one in the hills, so we do have some change on the way as the system digs in. that will give more offshore wind to southern california and crank up our breeze. wind advisory 4 a.m. seems a little a little early premature, but that's the weather service saying so. but it will. it is picking up in the hills. so a change is going to come. hopefully it will be enough to maybe chew up some of that fog before you leave. but temperatures after being really cold on the weekend, they should rebound today with 60s across the board here. all right. so here's probably quiet 530 unless something new happens.

>> yeah. no it's quiet. it's quiet because it's 530. and also because today is a holiday for a lot of people, martin luther king day. so i think a lot of people will have the day off. let's go to the bay bridge. i'll show you that traffic is moving along very well. if you are driving through the area. there have been no major issues here. traffic continues to look good as you drive through. let's take a look at interstate 880 in oakland. and that traffic is looking good. as you drive past the coliseum. 530. let's go back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you so much, sal. happening today. there are a number of events planned in san francisco honoring the legacy of doctor martin luther king, jr. ktvu james torres joins us live with this preview. good morning. james. two. >> yeah. today is mlk day. of course, we know that is a holiday here for most folks. holiday from work, holiday from school as well. it's an opportunity to honor the legacy

of the late doctor martin luther king jr. and as a result, we expect a number of events going on all throughout the bay area. of course, in san francisco as well. we'll show you what some of those look like from over the weekend, including one over at grace cathedral. a lot of that kicking off just on sunday. it's also the first holiday weekend under new san francisco mayor daniel lowery. he'll plan on being at a breakfast hosted by the doctor mlk community foundation, starting at 8:00 this morning. we'll also see traditions continue. caltrain holding its annual norcal mlk celebration train. that train will take off from the diridon station in san jose around nine this morning, making stops along the peninsula before arriving in san francisco just shy of 1030 this morning. all that leading up to an mlk march starting at 11 a.m. bart trains are also running on a weekend schedule for the holiday. if you're planning to use bart today, keep in mind it will run as they would on a saturday, meaning trains will be coming around

less frequently today. reporting live this morning i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> james, thank you so much. now, because it is a federal holiday, some stores and businesses will be closed today. and that includes most government offices as well as a post office and most banks. the stock market will not be open, ups will not deliver, and only some fedex deliveries will be made. but most big box stores like walmart, costco and target, and grocery stores, they are open today. >> all right, in just a few hours, donald trump will become president again. we are looking live at the u.s. capitol building this morning as preparations for inauguration are underway. it looks like a pretty clear day there. this morning, donald trump thanked his supporters with a big rally last night in washington, d.c. kid rock and other performers entertained a crowd of about 20,000. they packed into capital one arena for the speech. >> on the eve of taking back our country. that's what we're going to do. take back our country.

[applause] tomorrow at noon, the curtain closes on four long years of american decline, and we begin a brand new day of american strength and prosperity. >> vice president elect jd vance, elon musk and dana white, ceo of the ultimate fighting championship, were also there in attendance here in the bay area, crowds took a very different tone heading into today's inauguration. the people united will never be defeated. >> while people marched in san francisco to protest the incoming trump administration, organizers called it the we fight back rally. it included dozens of organizations from around the bay area. protesters say they're fighting what they're calling trump's extreme right billionaire agenda, which they believe threatens workers rights, immigrant rights and the environment. >> as we come together, like we always do when there is a heightened threat of more war,

poverty, sexism, racism, homophobia, transphobia, xenophobia and environmental destruction to fight back. >> organizers say the demonstrations will continue today across the country. >> president elect trump intends to start his second term in the white house by signing a series of executive actions. republican lawmakers have indicated the orders will take aim at policies from the biden administration, ranging from border security and u.s. energy. according to fox news, trump has more than 200 executive actions he's prepared to roll out on day one, pardoning insurrectionists from january 6th, 2021. >> he loves saying, i'm going to issue tariffs and that somehow that's going to be paid by the other countries. the idea that mr. trump is going to somehow snap his fingers and bring down the price of eggs is the one everybody's talking about.

>> trump says he intends to launch what he calls the largest mass deportation operation in u.s. history in his first day of office. fox news also says he will terminate the electric vehicle tax credit and withdraw from the paris climate accord. the inauguration ceremony begins at 9:00 th morning here, west coast time. we're going to carry that for you right here on ktvu fox two. >> meantime, a large scale immigration operations are reportedly set to begin as soon as tomorrow. incoming border czar tom homan says the trump administration is reviewing whether raids can continue without putting the safety of immigration officers at heightened risk. advocates and elected officials are reminding people of their rights during the raid. you have the right to remain silent. >> you have the right to not open a door. you have the right to ask, to speak to an attorney. >> an ice goes out. they can know exactly who they're looking for, pretty much where they'll find them. it's a well planned operation. they'll know who possibly who's in the household, including children. >> well, many times, ice will

start its raids in the morning as people head to work or school. the wall street journal reports that chicago was expected to be one of the first large u.s. cities targeted. however, the washington post is now reporting that homan, the border czar, said the incoming administration is reconsidering whether to launch the raids in chicago. >> well, another cold one. some fog are clear. i mean, there can be some fog on the deck or a low overcast, which is really unusual here for january. usually don't see this kind of a pattern, but the breeze is picking up in the hills. so there is a wind advisory which has started already, and also a frost advisory. woodside on the peninsula is 32. pacifica is 38. i mean, los altos in their palo alto, stanford, menlo park, redwood city, san carlos, foster city, san mateo and belmont all in there and in the 30s. so it's cold for some, foggy and cold for others. flagstaff, nine degrees. las vegas 35 cold there 18. in truckee 34. arcade at a 57 down in san diego. a couple lows meandering out there and

they have no place to go. so they won't impact us at all. but it's another digging system. that's that brutally cold air coming down. we're on the western edge of it, but that will crank up the breeze, especially in the higher elevations. should be enough to chew up the fog. it already has its sonoma county airport. they had fog earlier. sunny will be warm if you get that sun and that north breeze. the wind picks up and we could use some rain. there's a hint of maybe a little bit this saturday, but we could use it. the january average is four and three quarters for san francisco, and so far we've had a total of 19 100. so we are only 4% of normal. i'll tell you, january is either all or nothing. a change is going to come though. morning fog. the breeze picking up in the hills. that should translate into that fog burning off. sunny, breezy and warmer. so 60s on the temps. overnight lows though this is another really dry air mass are going to plunge once the wind dies down, so i went. wednesday 29. looks pretty quiet till the end of the week, and then a cold system will come over us over the weekend. >> all right. thank you steve.

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big story we're following. police are investigating a deadly seven car crash in san francisco. it happened south of market at the intersection of harris, harrison and sixth streets right after 6:00 yesterday evening. police say one person was killed in the crash. several other people had to be pulled from their cars and rushed to a nearby hospital. >> part of highway one in monterey county is back open after being shut down due to a fire at a battery plant. the chp reopened a section of the highway near moss landing at 5:00 last night. last thursday, a fire at the facility prompted officials to close part of the highway and evacuate nearby communities. the fire continues to burn. >> tiktok went dark for about 12 hours this weekend in the u.s. incoming president donald trump said he would work to stop a permanent ban when he takes office. the blocked message and the welcome back message both mentioned president trump. well, now he is pushing for the u.s. to have a 50% ownership of tiktok. >> here are some of the martin luther king day events happening today in the bay area in san francisco. the annual mlk labor and community breakfast is at

8:00 this morning at third baptist church. there will also be the mlk march in the city, set to begin at 11 a.m. and in oakland, there will be several volunteer projects, including one that starts at 8 a.m. at lodestar community school. >> well, president elect donald trump says he plans to see the wildfire damage in los angeles county on friday. his announcement comes as crews continue to gain ground on the disastrous wildfires that began nearly two weeks ago. cal fire says the palisades fire is now 56% contained. the eaton fire 81% contained. together, they burned more than 37,000 acres, and all the fires have killed more than 27 people and destroyed more than 14,000 structures. >> southern california is bracing for another round of powerful santa ana winds. the latest red flag warning for los angeles county went into effect early this morning. the national weather service says wind gusts could reach 80 miles an hour in some parts of los angeles and ventura counties. the concern is that these dangerous winds could lead to new mandatory evacuation orders for thousands of people.

>> i am prepared, but i'm afraid i'm probably more prepared than most, i guess. i don't know. i have everything lined up as soon as you walk in my house to evacuate. >> authorities are also telling thousands of other evacuees that they will have to wait at least another week before they can return home. they say crews are still removing tons of hazardous waste from the l.a. fire zone. firefighters still on the lines of the palisades fire, which is now 56% contained, and the eaton fire, which is 81% contained. >> our time now is 544. two people from oregon were arrested for impersonating firefighters. l.a. county sheriff's deputies said dustin and jennifer neal put on firefighter gear and even drove a fake fire truck to try and get into the evacuation zone in l.a. >> this individual have purchased the vehicle to an auction, and they have been in the area for about a couple of

days. the individual had turnout gears and radios on them as if they were firemen. >> the two claimed to be from the nonexistent roaring river fire department in oregon. both were arrested for impersonating a firefighter and entering an evacuation zone. the man does have a prior criminal history, including serving a prison sentence for arson. >> well, some people have been able to return to their neighborhoods to get a closer look at the damage. yeah. >> altadena residents have been able to return, and while thousands of homes were destroyed, some are still standing. reporter robert moses hears from some residents getting a look at all that destruction. >> i was three years old when we moved here in 1967, and we've been here up until january the 7th. >> january the 7th. the day mona morgan's life changed forever. mona invited us to look at the remnants of the home on north glenrose avenue that she and her siblings own. >> this has been our family

home. my mother worked very hard to get this home. it's my first time doing a complete walkthrough. yes, everything is a total loss. >> mona spoke in the past and present tense. a reminder that while the home is gone, the first day of high school, the memories made inside and outside of it remain. >> those are our back steps. this is my room. this is my sister's room. my son's room. that was my son's bunk bed. right there. and you could tell it was a pretty nice. we have all this property. >> as the fire raged across glen rose avenue, dennis ricart used a garden hose to keep the embers from destroying his mom's house. a scene captured in this video. >> come on, lord. protect the lord. lord. protect it. >> he succeeded, but it's hard for him to be happy. >> if you would have been here

and you would have seen how it looked across the street. we're very fortunate. yeah. so my mom's blessed. i can't say that because it sounds wrong. >> back across the street, i asked mona if she wants to rebuild. i barely got the question out of my mouth. >> of course, i would love to rebuild. i would love to rebuild. this is all we know. this is all my kids know. all my grandkids know. all my sisters and brothers know. >> i tried to tell him, but he says a bakery in oakland's rockridge neighborhood held a fundraiser this weekend for la fire release. starter bakery on college avenue donated 50% of the proceeds from some items to companies providing meals for those in need in los angeles. the owner of the bakery says even the smallest contribution can have a big effect. >> so many people are affected and so many people want to do something. and, you know, people buy a pastry every day or a coffee and to have, you know, 50% of the proceeds of that go

towards a relief is a really easy way to support. >> owner brian wood there. he also said he'll personally match the funds raised this past weekend, and you can join fox's support for families affected by the california wildfires. to donate, you can scan the qr code. you see it right there on your screen. your donation will go directly to the red cross as they work to help people recover from this disaster. >> an engineering firm has agreed to pay $97 million to the federal government as part of a settlement over the cleanup of the hunters point shipyard in san francisco. tetra tech is accused of falsifying data and misrepresenting soil samples it submitted for radiological testing. the firm was hired to clean hazardous radiation and other toxic substances from the site. >> well, costco's unionized workers across the country could be heading to the picket lines if a new contract is not reached by the end of this month. the teamsters union says 85% of more than 18,000 members have voted to authorize that strike. the final week of negotiations between both sides is set to

begin today. the union is demanding fair wages and benefits. costco has yet to comment on the announcement of a potential strike. tens of millions of residents along the east coast are bracing for several inches of snow and freezing temperatures. winter storm warnings are now in effect for parts of the mid-atlantic through this morning. some cities could see a half a foot of snow. officials are warning drivers across the region to stay off the roads if possible, because conditions are only expected to worsen the highways. >> there's been a lot of snow plows out on them and so they're okay. but as soon as you get off the highway, it's very slippery. we definitely slid around a lot just getting from our house and out to the highway. >> my sensors in my car just kept like coming, going off, alerting me. so it's like so annoying. so i wanted to definitely find them the location and clean them off so that i could make it home safely. so yeah, i figured that this would be a good spot to do it. >> it was treacherous as always. you know, when it snows, you know nobody's ever prepared for it.

>> so snowfall is disrupting air flights along the eastern seaboard, canceling hundreds of flights at new york city area airports. dozens of flights also canceled or delayed at airports around washington, d.c, and boston, too. and a warning closer to home about big surf. a beach hazard warning in effect right now, sneaker waves can suddenly knock people off their feet, quickly pull them into the ocean, to steve paulson, he's tracking the cool weather that we've been dealing with. they've got that freeze and snow, all that going in the east coast. we've got cold weather. >> here we are. yes we do. all right, first let's check in with sal. hopefully a pretty quiet commute with the holiday. >> yeah. it is. pam and andre, right now, we do have a pretty good commute. let's go right to interstate 880 in oakland. i'll show you that. the commute looks very good. there have been no major issues all the way into san francisco. if you're driving that way, it looks very nice. and of course, at the toll plaza, we're not expecting a big backup today as the majority of people have the day off. 550

let's get to steve paulson, who is checking our weather. >> you don't have the day off and neither do you. >> but we're not most people. >> that's true. all right. if you are stuck in that fog yesterday and it never cleared or only cleared momentarily, it was cold, cold, cold. these were the high temperatures yesterday. napa. that's close to town. 45 american canyon was only 47. the napa airport was 49. vallejo 50. all those pretty close proximity there. san jose, though, and san francisco, both only 51. fremont and santa rosa were 52. that is it. i mean, it was a cold one. no doubt. changes on the way, though. the breeze is picking up in the hills as another system digs. this is the. this is the big arctic plunge. we're on the western edge of it, but that will kick up the breeze. although there's still some areas of fog now. fairfield, cordelia, vacaville, santa rosa have improved yet. napa airport,

petaluma, novato, concord, livermore and stockton have not. and there's some there's a fine line there, maybe with clear. and then all of a sudden you'll hit a wall of fog. so it's still there until that breeze picks up. it is in the hills. i mean, you can see it's a north northeast breeze here for many, up to 32 at middle peak, mount tamalpais, oakland, berkeley hills, 17 to 21 up towards sonoma mountain, mount veeder and atlas peaks in the 20s and north northeast. so eventually that's going to translate into to the surface and wipe out that fog. but there's still plenty out there. 30s 40s on the temps cold for us, that's for sure. 31 boulder creek, 35 felton, scotts valley, santa cruz, aptos, soquel, all in the 30s. campbell's down to 33, yet you can see 40s for others. so either fog or a breeze. if you don't, then it's in the 30s. 1424 truckee, south lake tahoe in there. flagstaff, nine cold degrees 34 arcata to 36 down in monterey, which is the same as fresno. but you don't see that

all the time. a couple lows hanging around out there, but they have no place to go so they won't impact us. we will have dry weather. it looks like we might get a hint of some rain on saturday, but i think it's going to be cold and windy more than anything else. but the key though, going forward is we're going to chew up that fog. it is looking not only dry most of january, if not all even into early february. i mean, there is just nothing showing up. we're only 4% of average for san francisco. we've only had 19/100, and we should have four and three quarters for the month. and i think we're going down with our third driest january on record. a change is going to come. at least that fog and some of that cold will get chewed up. and that should allow for sunny conditions and a little bit warmer conditions. but the overnight lows will be cold. and then i think a big change is on the way for the weekend. mainly cold and windy. >> thanks, steve. [music] >> tensions are rising among undocumented individuals as a new president prepares to take office. we'll show you how communities are preparing and mobilizing ahead of the fear of mass deportations and a coastal

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for additional witnesses to a deadly stabbing in berkeley. officers found two men and a woman stabbed shortly after midnight saturday morning, not far from san pablo park. all three were taken to the

hospital, where one of them died. both men were treated for their injuries. berkeley police say they haven't yet arrested anyone for the crime. >> in san mateo county, firefighters saved two people and a dog from a burning home. crews were called to a house fire in the emerald lake hills area at about 930 yesterday morning. crews said their focus the fire from spreading to grass or a nearby homes. a battalion chief says it was a rough scene when their engines arrived. >> there was heavy smoke and fire and obviously when you go into rescue mode, it's, you know, that kind of amps it up a little bit. so engine 12 immediately went all in for rescue. they were able to pull one one victim out of a window, got them loaded in the ambulance. and then from there, you know, crews were able to knock down the fire. >> the cause of the fire is still under investigation. in san jose, police arrested a man they say intentionally set multiple fires. police shared this photo on social media with the suspect's face blurred. they say witnesses saw him setting

fires saturday morning near capitol avenue and marbury road. firefighters arrived and put out the fires. officers arrested the man soon after. >> the sea lions that call san francisco's pier 39 home are receiving special recognition this month. pier 39 launching a social media campaign to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the first colony of the sea lions arrival on the dock. fans are encouraged to share special memories and photos of the beloved animals with hashtag pier 39 sea lions. pier officials say now is the time to celebrate the legacy of the loudest neighbors on the block. bart says its january ridership is already up from last year's numbers. last week, it saw increases by at least 10,000 riders most of the days. the agency says new fare gates, employer paid transit passes and increased use of low income discount cards are likely playing a role in these numbers. >> well, there's a new film at the top of the box office. studio estimates show one of them days, starring keke palmer and singer sza, led the way this

weekend with $12 million at the domestic box office. mufasa the lion king narrowly finished second. and they do expect, though, the lion king prequel to leap into first. when you include today's numbers. >> all right. 558 your time. first responders pulled two people from the ocean off the coast of san mateo, near halfmoon bay, over the weekend. >> it happened yesterday afternoon at cal ranch state beach. cal fire says a child was airlifted to the hospital. one man was taken to the hospital in an ambulance. we're still working to find out more on their conditions. >> it was a kid, got swept out in the ocean and an adult went in after them. and it was a coordinated effort to rescue them. >> that rescue was a joint effort between pillar point harbor patrol, state parks, cal fire, the chp, and the san mateo sheriff's department. well, we're just hours away from the inauguration of donald trump as the 47th president. we'll have a live report breaking down what's ahead and how california is

bracing for a second term, then. hundreds of people continue to rally today against the incoming president, but protesters say they're fighting for as a new administration is set to begin. >> also ahead, sore bodies coming out of the car. people were screaming and moaning. it was crazy. >> a driverless car involved in a massive seven car pileup in san francisco that claimed the life of one person and a dog. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> it is coming up on 6:00. welcome to mornings on two. i'm andre senior. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. it's monday, january 20th. looking live at the nation's capitol this morning since it is inauguration day. also, martin luther king junior day. so a lot of people have the day off and think they're going to be met with some pretty cold weather here. >> cold or fog? although the fog is getting chewed up a little bit here. so yeah, there's a lot of cold temps. santa rosa had fog and a north breeze kicked in there. now 43 petaluma though still reporting some fog, although it is beginning to thin

out as the wind picks up. but there are a lot of 30s showing up here. concord livermore 35. menlo park 35, fairfield 35. the breeze is picking up out that way, but see some areas though. fairfield. concord. the big difference there ten miles versus a quarter mile. petaluma i think it's getting chewed up here. napa airport, petaluma. novato. concord and also livermore. still some thick fog, but it is much thinner. there you go. northwest 12. that'll do it, novato. that'll do it. fairfield. that takes care of it. so the breeze is going to be a factor that will take care of that fog, that stubborn fog we had over the weekend. and the wind will also pick up for us. so wind advisory already started, especially in the hills. not that roaring yet, but it will. north and east bay hills, i should add. so a change is going to come and it's already starting here. we'll see the wind pick up taking care of that fog so sunny, which should allow us to warm up after what was a really cold sunday for many 60s on the temps. all right. so here's. 601 still good or something new. >> yeah, it still looks pretty good out there. steve i like

what we see on the commute. it is not going to be much of a commute, because a lot of people have the day off for the king holiday. if you are driving across the bay, you can see that traffic is moving along very nice on the richmond bridge and also on the bay bridge. so we do have a nice day if you do have to work. you know some people do work on holidays. if that's you, you can pretty much count on some pretty good traffic heading out to the high rise. and if you're driving on 880 south, it looks good into fremont. 601 let's get back to the headlines now. >> thank you so much. the countdown is on. in less than three hours from now, donald trump will be sworn in as the next president. >> and in his first hours in office, he is expected to sign dozens of executive orders on everything from immigration to the environment. ktvu is ali rasmus joining us live with more on the events today, and also how california is preparing for a second trump term. >> yeah, the inauguration of the 47th president donald trump is scheduled for 830. our time this morning. he held a rally last night in washington, d.c, outlining some of his immediate

plans once he's sworn in. >> we will not waste a single moment in delivering on our promises to the people. within hours of taking office, i will sign dozens of executive orders. >> those executive orders expected to be on the topics of everything from immigration and border security to the return of tiktok on the campaign trail. the incoming president had also pledged to expand oil and gas production, cut federal programs incentivizing electric vehicles, and eliminate the department of education, and ban trans athletes from participating in women's sports and schools. now, organizations and nonprofits in california are bracing for those actions. >> one of taking office that trump is promising mass deportations across the country. that's exactly the reason we need millions of people in the street to have a mass movement. >> this was the scene in san francisco yesterday when people marched to protest the incoming administration. organizers called it the we fight back rally, which included dozens of progressive organizations from

around the bay area. now, california leaders statewide expect to be at odds with the incoming administration on everything from immigration and deportation cases to education policies and environmental regulations. california governor gavin newsom and state lawmakers have agreed to set aside $50 million to defend the state in court against possible legal battles with the trump administration over the next four years. one big question and potential challenge between california and the new federal government could emerge over the issue of disaster aid for southern california. at the inauguration rally last night, mr. trump pledged to help rebuild los angeles, but it is not clear under what terms that federal aid could come. mr. trump also says he plans to visit the wildfire zone in southern california on friday. back to you. >> ali. thank you. we will have live coverage of the inauguration right here on channel two at 8:00. we will start our coverage. >> protesters plan to gather in san jose later today to demonstrate against donald trump's return to the white

house. this follows a weekend march and rally in the streets of san francisco. the people united will never be defeated. organizers call it the we fight back rally. protesters say they are fighting what they call trump's extreme right billionaire agenda, which they say threatens workers rights, immigration rights and the environment. >> as we come together, like we always do when there is a heightened threat of more war, poverty, sexism, racism, homophobia, transphobia, xenophobia and environmental destruction. to fight back. >> organizers say the trump demonstrations will continue today in dozens of cities across the country. >> well, many immigrants and their families are on edge for the upcoming trump administration. the ice raids are worrisome for families fearing separation caused by enforcement. some families are seeking legal help, childcare in

case of separations, installing security cameras at their homes and even practicing what to say in case immigration officers show up at their door. >> i know so many families. are alone. they don't have any relatives. they don't know what to do in case that something happens with to their children. and it's a way to protect their children from the system. >> one trump related anonymous source says federal immigration will target more than 300 people with histories of egregious and violent crimes after trump takes office today. >> bay area faith groups are mobilizing and preparing communities for the new administration, and expected changes in immigration policies. >> using the mantra of power, not panic, and that we still have rights and that people should know the power that we have in community. faith communities are part of your

communities, and we are working to organize communities, faith communities in the sanctuary movement of congregations who are willing to open their doors in case of a raid. >> reverend lee encouraged the immigrant communities to know their local rapid response community hotline numbers. you can find those numbers@ktvu.com. just click on the article about expectations during trump's second term, and you will find a link for all of those numbers. well, on its final days in office, president biden announced thousands of individual pardons, including a posthumous pardon for the civil rights leader marcus garvey. garvey was born in jamaica in the late 1800s. he gained fame traveling around the world delivering speeches on black unity, self-sufficiency and pride. then, in the 1920s, he was convicted of mail fraud and later deported back to jamaica. he died in 1940. for years, his supporters argued garvey's conviction was a politically motivated effort to silence the popular black leader.

>> meantime, today's events will be continued to be held across the bay area to honor civil rights leader doctor martin luther king on this martin luther king junior holiday on sunday, a service was held to honor his life and legacy. the message was centered on hope and continuing his work for justice. >> for king, it was a life of following the god of justice and mercy, forming one's life in the pursuit of justice and mercy. that pursuit shows us what hope is. >> the annual service gathered interfaith leaders from the bay area and across the country. it was hosted in partnership with the northern california doctor martin luther king junior community foundation. >> i believe today he would say, hey, let's continue to give people a hand up versus a handout. and that's what we're all about. we want to give our brothers and sisters hope, hope for the future. okay. >> thank you. members of the evergreen baptist church in

oakland devoted the day to service as their way of honoring doctor king's legacy. they call it their blanket and blessing drive. they handed out food, hot chocolate, blankets and sleeping bags at homeless encampments around oakland. >> and this is a freedom that we have been able to give back, to give to the less fortunate, to do what we knew that he would do, and this is what he would do. so all we're doing is following his lead. we're standing on his shoulders. >> this is the 17th year the church has been reaching out to the unhoused community for the mlk holiday. >> bart is running on a saturday schedule for the holiday today. that means trains started at 6 a.m. and will continue to run until midnight. if you are taking the yellow line, keep in mind those trains will run every 20 minutes instead of the usual weekday schedule. >> all right, speaking of transit. at 609 is back up with us this morning with a look at the roads. we see all green behind us on the map. sal. >> andre, i see what you did there, my man.

>> nice transition. >> see that? that was pretty good. all right. >> yeah. we are sitting around at the traffic center playing pinochle. right now, 880. look at all this. it looks pretty good. no major problems here. no problems on the bay area commute. now we're going to be here to make sure that nothing happens. unfortunately, in all seriousness, when the roads are wide open, people are going fast. and then sometimes we have serious crashes. so we'll be here to let you know. but right now it's off to a great start. 609 let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. sal. we're following a developing story out of san francisco this morning, where a multi-car crash killed one person and sent dozens of others to the hospital. we have the latest details on the investigation. get inside this pain. >> i will carry all the strange and undesired. >> a bay area firefighter sent to the southern california fires, marking a pivotal moment in his career. how he hopes to

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this morning, donald trump will be sworn in as the nation's 47th president. his supporters kicked off the celebration early with a victory rally in washington, dc. when addressing the crowd, trump told his supporters they're

beginning a new day of american strength and prosperity. he also talked about his plans to roll out more than 100 executive actions to kick off his second term. this morning, president biden has pardoned members of the january 6th committee, along with doctor anthony fauci in his final hours in office. doctor fauci led the pandemic response during the trump and biden administrations, but refused to support trump's unfounded claims about the pandemic. members of the committee investigating the january 6th insurrection, including california senator adam schiff, have been preemptively pardoned over concerns that the incoming president would go after those who wanted to hold him accountable for his attempt to overturn the 2020 election results. and in berkeley now, police are searching for two people who smashed a sliding door to break into a home. officers say it happened at a home on wolseley and eaton around 9:00 saturday night. they reportedly got away with a laptop and other items. no other details were shared about the suspect or the circumstances around the burglary. >> a developing story we're following for you this morning. police are investigating a deadly seven car crash in san

francisco. here's a look at the map of where this crash happened. it was south of market, at the intersection of harrison and sixth. right after 6:00 yesterday evening. police say one person was killed in the crash. several other people had to be pulled from their cars and rushed to a nearby hospital. now let's take a look at the scene. police have detained one of the drivers. investigators are still trying to determine what caused the crash and whether or not anyone was intoxicated. people living nearby, though, say that collision was so loud it echoed through the neighborhood. >> and all of a sudden i heard, like. like a thunderous noise. like an earthquake. like it lasted at least around 5 to 7 seconds. boom, boom, bang boom, boom boom. >> i was listening to the emt scanner and they were just calling and calling and calling for like, backup medics and ambulances. it was just really bad. >> chp investigators are also looking into whether or not the crash could be tied to another hit and run on 280 moments

earlier. now, one of the cars involved in the deadly crash was a waymo. the company released a statement saying, in part, an unoccupied waymo vehicle operating autonomously was in a line of standstill traffic when it was struck from behind by a vehicle that was impacted by another vehicle traveling at an extreme rate of speed. >> well, time now 616. part of highway one in monterey county is back open after being shut down due to a fire at a battery plant has been going on for several days now. chp reopened a section of that highway near the vistra energy facility in moss landing, three days after flames flared up at the facility. officials closed part of the highway last thursday and evacuated nearby communities. now all evacuation orders were lifted, but the fire continues to burn at the facility. so far, no injuries have been reported. >> 616 is the time. back over to sal. expected to be pretty light, i would think on this holiday.

>> yes, it is going to be light. pam and andre, right now we do have a look at the bay bridge, just in case you're wondering if there's any traffic at all. there isn't. remember, bart's on a saturday schedule today. that means they started just a few minutes ago. they're going to go until midnight. so it's not the same frequency of trains. but again, we don't have the same amount of people who are going to be using the system today or driving. just be careful because chp is not taking the holiday off. 616 let's talk about today's weather. pretty cold overnight, steve. >> no doubt about it. we'll speak of cold, though, with the national scene where it is brutally cold here and a possible historic event might be taking shape here in the next 24 hours. what would that be? that would be snow in new orleans. there's possibility of 4 to 8in of snow in new orleans. how about that? that's that's that's one for the books. 23 below in butte, 20 below in bismarck. two below in denver. oklahoma city 17. even albuquerque 22. it was

58in miami. now they're 60, but minus one in chicago. minus eight green bay, single digits. detroit. cincinnati. but the snow in the gulf coast could be the big story here. going forward in the next 24 hours. we have some cold to chilly temps for us. frost advisories out until 9:00. the fog is getting chewed up. there's still some out there, but the breeze is picking up and that will take care of it. after what was a brutally cold monday sunday. these were the high temps yesterday. napa 45. american canyon was 47. napa airport 49, vallejo 50. all pretty close to each other as the crow flies. but san jose and the city were both 51. fremont and santa rosa were 52. that system digging in will give a change in our pattern. there's still some fog, but some areas now. napa airport has gone from a quarter of a mile to ten miles visibility in about an hour. so there's your breeze. same for fairfield. vacaville. other locations. concord. livermore socked in still petaluma. novato. but it looks like you're on borrowed

time with that fog as the breeze is picking up here. so wind advisories out in the hills. 30s 40s on the temps. here are some cold readings, no doubt, but the breeze is showing signs of picking up 30s even in santa cruz mountains, santa cruz, soquel, aptos in there, campbell down to 3314. truckee 21. south lake tahoe to 38 down in monterey and 34 up in arcata. that's cold. a couple lows meandering out there. they have no place to go. the key, though, is going to be the high building in with another system, clipping the sierra that will pick up the breeze not only here but also in southern california. so breezy to windy and warmer. san francisco though just we're begging for some rain. maybe this saturday. although it doesn't, it looks more promising for snow in the mountains and better than in southern california than for us. i just think january we're going down as the third driest in history. it change is going to come. fog burns off as the breeze picks up. so more sunshine today, 60s instead of 40s and 50s on those temps. >> steve, thank you so much. it is 619 now. president elect

trump says he plans to see the wildfire damage in los angeles county on friday. his announcement comes as crews continue to gain ground on the disastrous wildfires that began nearly two weeks ago. cal fire says the palisades fire is now 56% contained, 81% containment for the eden fire. together, they burned more than 37,000 acres, and all the fires have killed more than 27 people and destroyed more than 14,000 structures. meantime, firefighters in southern california are bracing for another round of powerful santa ana winds. the latest red flag warning for los angeles county went into effect early this morning. the national weather service says wind gusts could reach 80 miles an hour in some parts of la and ventura counties. authorities say these latest dangerous winds could lead to new mandatory evacuation orders for thousands of people, as those fires continue to burn. >> many bay area firefighters are on the ground lending a hand. one south bay firefighter is taking on a creative project to raise awareness about mental health and suicide prevention

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long years of american decline, and we begin a brand new day of american strength and prosperity, dignity and pride. and we'll tell you what's on donald trump's agenda once he is sworn in today as the nation's 47th u.s. president. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> all right. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. normally we have the opening bell. markets are closed for the martin luther king junior holiday. >> all right. thank you so much for joining us. i'm andre senior today monday, january 20th 20th. yes january 20th. all right steve paulson he's up with us this morning. he's got a look at the forecast. >> change is in the air here. after a cold and foggy pattern on the weekend. for many where highs are only in the 40s or low 50s. the fog is starting to get chewed up here because the breeze is picking up. still cold though. 30s and 40s on the temps. there is a frost advisory, but napa airport went from a quarter mile to ten mile. visibility fairfield vacaville

as well. santa rosa, still. petaluma. novato. concord. livermore. stockton in with some fog. but i think it's waning here as that breeze picks up doesn't take much. santa rosa northwest at 12. fairfield northeast at eight. that takes care of it. so we should see this fog starting to disappear in the next couple of hours. but the breeze will be a factor. it will give us more sunshine today, and it will be warmer. but again, another offshore event looks to be likely for southern california tonight into tomorrow. a change is going to come and it's with that wind. so look for more temperatures today to bounce off those 40s 50s and end up in the 60s. all right. sal is here and he will discuss at 630 something. >> yeah. you know, it's light out there because of the holiday. steve. and right now, we don't have a lot going on. we're looking at the commute here and, well, you're driving across to marin county. no major problems. traffic is moving along pretty well. it looks like either there's some flashing lights there. i'm not sure what

that is, but we're going to keep an eye on it for you. we're off to a pretty good start, though. 631 let's go back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you sal. happening today a number of events planned in san francisco and the bay area, honoring the legacy and life of doctor martin luther king, jr. >> ktvu james torres joins us live this morning with the preview. good morning, james. >> and good morning to you, andre and pam. well, today, of course, is mlk day. it's a federal holiday, meaning a lot of folks will have the day off from school and from work today, and there will be a number of opportunities and events to honor the legacy of the late doctor martin luther king, jr. some of those kicked off over the weekend on sunday, including some event that happened. some of those events happening at the grace cathedral over the weekend. this is also the first holiday weekend under new san francisco mayor daniel lurie hill plan on being at a breakfast hosted by the doctor mlk community foundation. that's all going to start at about 8:00 this morning. we'll also see traditions continue. caltrain

holding its annual norcal mlk celebration train. that train takes off from the diridon station in san jose around 9:00 this morning. it will make stops along the peninsula before arriving in san francisco just before 1030 this morning. that will lead up to the mlk march starting at 11:00. bart trains also running on a weekend schedule for the holiday. if you're planning to use bart today, keep in mind it will run as it would on a saturday, meaning trains will be coming around less frequently today. reporting live this morning i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you james. well, president biden visited a south carolina church ahead of martin luther king junior day. >> the president, addressing the congregation of royal missionary baptist church in north charleston. his remarks highlighting the life and legacy of doctor martin luther king jr. the role the state had in his 2020 election win, and the importance of remaining faithful during trying times. >> we know the struggle to redeeming the soul of this

nation is difficult and ongoing. the distance is short between peril and possibility. but faith. faith teaches us the america of our dreams is always closer than we think. >> president biden, also touring the international african museum, african american museum, he says, in order for america to move forward, black history must be remembered. >> from slavery to emancipation, from the civil war to the civil rights movement, from the reckoning on race today, there has been a long line of black patriots who have helped make the promise of america real for all americans who have helped us become the nation we say we are and want to be. and as my presidency comes to an end, i know how it started. because of this movement. as we celebrate his life this weekend, i think of the deep influence doctor king had on me.

>> the museum was built on a site where tens of thousands of enslaved africans were brought to america during the late 1760s through early 1800s. >> all right. in just a few hours, donald trump will become president again. we want to take you live outside the white house this morning, where he will meet first before the inauguration for the traditional tea with the outgoing administration or looking live there, you can see vice president kamala harris, first gentleman, doug emhoff, meeting with the incoming vice president. there they will meet also with president biden and first lady jill biden. we saw them arrive earlier and again for that traditional tea before the inauguration, as they head live into the white house this morning, president elect trump intends to start his second term in the white house by signing a series of executive actions. republican lawmakers have indicated the orders will take aim at policies from the biden administration, ranging from border security to u.s. energy

policies, according to fox news, trump has more than 200 executive actions he's prepared to roll out on day one, pardoning insurrectionists from january 6th, 2021. >> he loves saying, i'm going to issue tariffs and that somehow that's going to be paid by the other countries. the idea that mr. trump is going to somehow snap his fingers and bring down the price of eggs is the one everybody's talking about. >> now, trump says he intends to launch what he calls the largest mass deportation operation in u.s. history. on his first day in office. fox news also says he will terminate the electric vehicle tax credit and withdraw from the paris climate accord. >> president elect trump also plans to take aim at the biden administration's energy policies. early on in his presidency, trump previously vowed to declare a national energy emergency as soon as he takes office. his goal is to promote power generation and expand the country's fuel supply. some of the executive orders he plans to unveil today would reverse biden

administration policies on natural gas exports, drilling and emissions standards. it's unclear what additional actions trump could take by declaring an energy emergency. the inauguration ceremony begins at nine in the morning. here, out west. we'll carry it live for you right here on ktvu channel two. >> alameda county supervisors have scheduled a special meeting tomorrow to interview the finalists in the county's search for a new district attorney. now, the board is searching for a replacement for recalled district attorney pamela price, who was removed from office last fall. the candidates have included several current and former alameda county prosecutors, along with a superior court judge and a city attorney. the board hopes to swear in a new district attorney early next month. >> 637 is your time this morning on this martin luther king junior holiday. sal is up with us this morning for a look at your forecast. i mean, look at your traffic. and i was just, like, peeking behind me here to see all the traffic moving pretty smoothly. >> 637 yeah. it is. you know

what? even when there are stalled vehicles out there, sometimes we do have things that happen, but it's not causing big delays. andre and pam, this is a look at interstate 880 in oakland. and we're doing well there. there are people out there, surprisingly. how many people are out there? but safe to say that most people have time off just because if you look at the volume of commuters, it's just not there. at least there's not a lot of slow traffic. but people are up and about doing their thing. just make sure that you drive safely. you should have no issues with delays. 637 let's. now let's bring the man who talks about the forecast, steve. who came in? >> who? oh, me. thank you. yes, sir. all right. we have a change today compared to yesterday. when? if you were stuck in that fog. man, oh, man, it was cold. it's still cold. 30s. 40s. but the fog is beginning to get chewed up because the breeze is picking up. so napa airport went from a quarter mile visibility to ten miles in about an hour. fairfield is already in there as the breeze is cranked up. i know

cordelia. cordelia is as well. there are still some pockets of fog around though. temperatures 30s 40 to 50 point range just went from 51 to 49. fairfax is at 31 cold degrees. a lot more in the way of a breeze kicking up. so you're seeing 30s and 40s. so some pretty good separation here on some of these temps. 14 in truckee, 21 south lake tahoe, flagstaff down to eight, prescott 19 and 34 arcadia, low 30s, ukiah, sacramento, even fresno, bakersfield and monterey all in the 30s. a couple lows sitting out there. but they're like, i need help and they're not going to get any. so they're not going to impact our weather at all. system digging down again. it's the it's the brutally cold air that's making the plunge. we're on the western edge of that. so that's going to pick up the breeze here. morning fog cold, but the breeze already in the hills. there's a wind advisory. north bay hills all mentioned east bay hills as well. so by this afternoon, sunny, breezy and warmer. boy, we could use some rain. there's a possibility of some really light rain this saturday, but i think i think

we're done, to be honest with you. unless it's, you know, light, there's nothing significant showing up. so this looks like the third driest january in san francisco's history. and average is four and three quarters and we've had 19/100. january is all or nothing. if you go back the last 11 or 12 years, it's either we're getting a ton of rain or nothing and we're getting nothing. change is going to come. and that's in the form of the fog getting chewed up and temperatures bumping up because the breeze. so we'll have cold mornings, sunny days until the end of the week when a cold, cold low is going to drop in, has a trajectory over land, so not much moisture. could be some snow in the sierra and maybe some rain in southern california. i just think cloudy and cold for us. >> all right, steve, thank you so much. we're going to take you live back to our nation's capital right now where things are getting underway. first, we'll talk about this. the divisional games have wrapped up, and we now know who's kicking off a championship sunday next weekend. details are coming up, and now we take you back to washington, d.c. for a live pictures inside the facility where president elect

trump will be sworn in shortly. the choir from the university of nebraska singing right now inside, getting things warmed up. but right now, president elect trump, he's going to be meeting at the white house with president biden before they both head off here for the official ceremony that's going to be taking place. we're going to have more coverage for you throughout the morning here on mornings on two. we'll be right back.

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28 to 22. running back saquon barkley dashed through the snow for two touchdowns and a total of 205 rushing yards. that's right, it's a lot. philadelphia easily went to victory. after that. the eagles will host the washington commanders next sunday in philly. the two winners of next weekend's games are going to the super bowl. might send them to the championship. >> a regulation. >> so thank you. developing story we're following this morning. police are investigating a deadly seven car crash in san francisco. it happened south of market at the intersection of harrison and sixth streets right after 6:00 yesterday evening. police say one person was killed in the crash. several others had to be pulled from their cars and rushed to a nearby hospital. here are some. martin luther king jr. day events happening today in the bay area in san francisco. there will be an annual mlk labor and community breakfast at 8 a.m. at third baptist church. there will also be the mlk march in the city, set to begin at 11 a.m. in oakland. there will be several volunteer projects, including

one starting at 8 a.m. at lodestar community public school. tiktok went dark for about 12 hours this weekend in the u.s. incoming president donald trump said he would work to stop a permanent ban when he's back in office. the blocked message and the welcome back message both mentioned president trump. well, now trump is pushing for the u.s. to have 50% ownership of tiktok. >> costco's unionized workers across the country could be heading to the picket lines of. a new contract is not reached by the end of the month. in today's dollars and cents, the teamsters union says 85% of more than 18,000 members have voted to authorize the strike. the final week of negotiations between the two sides is set to begin today. the union is demanding fair wages and benefits. costco has not commented on the announcement of a potential strike. >> an engineering firm has agreed to pay $97 million to the federal government as part of a settlement over the cleanup of the hunters point shipyard in san francisco. terra tech is accused of falsifying data and

misrepresenting soil samples it submitted for radiological testing. the firm was hired to clean hazardous radiation and other toxic substances from that site. >> it was a heartwarming reunion for a teenager and the first responders who saved his life. it was august of last year when 15 year old ivan santana collapsed while playing soccer in hayward. when paramedics arrived, one of the teen's friends was already performing cpr. ivan technically died twice, but was revived and transported to the hospital, where doctors continued life saving measures. he has since made a full recovery and on saturday morning he got to meet the first responders who saved his life. >> this is the first time that i've ever met anyone that we've gotten back. being able to meet somebody who you directly affected their lives is quite amazing. >> my outlook on life, i feel like just live it and don't take anything for granted. >> that is why we do this job,

to be able to make a difference in people's lives that truly need it. and this was a moment someone truly needed us. >> the teenager says he does not remember anything about that day. he remembers he was playing soccer, but he is grateful for those who stepped in to save him. >> all right. 647 back up with us this morning. sal has a look. >> it looks pretty good. andre and pam right now. it looks great on the middle of the commute, right in the middle where usually there is a bunch of slow traffic. of course, it is because of martin luther king day. and we do have a lot of people who are taking the holiday. you can see that at the toll plaza. we don't have a big backup going to put it up here for you. not a big backup this morning. there are some spots where it's a little congested, but really it is very holiday like 648. what about today's weather? let's bring steve back in. >> all right, sal. well, we're seeing a change here after a weekend of a lot of fog. the wind is picking up, and that's

going to take care of a lot of this low cloud deck or fog. an unusual january fog bank. no doubt. you usually don't see something of this nature here in january, but it's getting chewed up because you can see the breeze. it's a north northeast breeze. there is a wind advisory that starts in the north bay hills. i always mention the east bay hills too, but i mean, look at berkeley 38, oakland 39, half moon bay 30. the city has dropped to 42. that is five below average for this time of year. not a record that was 32, but 30s and 40s. some fog out there, but it is really starting to disappear. horrendous. 33 lafayette 34. look at pinole, el sobrante, berkeley. hercules. martinez. man oh, man, that's cold. a lot of 30s there. north dublin in there. alamo. if you get a breeze, though, you're in the 40s or if you have some fog. but i think the fog is on its way out here pretty, pretty fast. ten in truckee, 21 reno, and also south lake tahoe and carson city. all in there at 21. a couple lows meandering out there. unfortunately, they don't really have a kicker, so they're

not going to impact us at all. but this system diving down in the middle of the country in the east is really going to be a powerhouse system. we're on the western edge of it, so the breeze will pick up. sunny, it will be warmer. i mean, how can it be? you know, napa was only 45 yesterday, so that breeze will help. it's a north wind. unfortunately, there's just not much in the way of any rain. maybe saturday, but that looks pretty weak. i think there will be some snow up in the sierra tahoe and maybe some rain in southern california, but for us, i just it won't amount to too much, and i think this will go down as the third driest january on record in san francisco. there's just nothing showing much here. a change is going to come and that's in the breeze. so more sunshine chewing up that fog and wind. also for some, breezy for others. 60s on the temps when that wind tails off. this is another dry, cold air mass. those lows will plummet i went wednesday 29. no big changes until saturday when a cold low will drop in. so cold and windy and i think that will carry us into sunday as well. >> thanks so much, steve. bart says its january ridership is already up from last year's numbers. last week it saw

increases by at least 10,000 riders. we're going to have more on this story coming up a little later on in the newscast, but we'll move on to this story coming up here tonight. ohio state and notre dame face off in the college football playoffs. and now to gasia in the newsroom with a look at what's coming up in the 7:00 hour. >> we'll talk football in a second here. but first we are focusing on the big story in washington, d.c. as we are just about two hours away from president elect trump being sworn in as the nation's 47th president, even though it's his second term, this inauguration will be different than what we've seen before. new at seven. we'll take you back some 40 years to show you the last inauguration day that was held inside. then, while democrats outnumber republicans 2 to 1 here in california, there is a lot of support for president elect trump in our state, with bay area members of the gop are saying about the new trump administration. we'll be back. [music]

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conferences, including stanford and cal as well. they went to the acc. the pac 12 isn't going down without a fight. the league's commissioner is determined to rebuild the conference. >> we added six incredible institutions, five football playing institutions. and gonzaga, who wl play men's and women's basketball and all of our other sports. and we're in the process right now of rebuilding the league based on the legacy brand and the new future vision for the pac 12. >> that conference will likely need to go after schools like san jose state, fresno state and even saint mary's and basketball to try and survive. that would happen long term. the warriors will host the boston celtics at san franciscos chase center this afternoon, and the dubs may be without two of their biggest stars. espn is reporting draymond green will be sitting out today's game due to the ankle injury he suffered during saturday night's game against the washington wizards. steph curry also went to the locker

room after jordan poole landed on his ankle. curry may also miss today's game. curry responded to one of his top fans, a woman called grandma kitty is a curry superfan who uses a notebook to track each of his basketball games. her granddaughter posted a video about it on tiktok this week, and it has nearly 1 million views. the team reposted the video yesterday, as well as a response from curry himself. >> why? >> because of your support. we want to invite you to our game in brooklyn on march 6th. we'd love to have you and bring your book. you don't have to watch on league pass. you can come watch in person. >> grandma katie says she could not believe the response and called the. invitation, quote, terrific. there is a new film at the top of the box office this weekend. studio estimates show one of them days. one of them days, starring keke palmer and singer sza, led the way this weekend with $12 million at the domestic box office. meantime, mufasa the lion king narrowly finished second. studio

estimates expect the lion king prequel to leap into first when you include today's numbers at 656. now, a san francisco woman is sharing her story of recovery and redemption on her birthday. crystal stevens has a lot to celebrate. her 16 month old baby, delilah. a new job and a new place to call home in san francisco. in fact, crystal is formerly homeless, and up until about a year and a half ago, struggling with addiction. her drug use led to her losing custody of her son and a dark place. >> i was just using to so i don't have to feel the pain, and it was just making things worse. it wasn't helping anything. >> the most rewarding part of this program is, is seeing people thrive. emerging from the depths of despair that they have been in and really get to live their lives the way they want to. >> crystal now works at the same treatment center that helped her

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on social media with the suspect's face blurred. they say witnesses saw him setting fires saturday morning near capitol avenue near marbury road. firefighters arrived on scene and put out the fire. officers arrested the man soon after. police are searching for additional witnesses after a deadly stabbing in berkeley. officers found two men and a woman stabbed shortly after midnight saturday morning, not far from san pablo park. all three were taken to the hospital, where the woman was pronounced dead. both men were treated for their injuries. berkeley police say they are investigating and so far they have made no arrests in this case. >> we will not waste a single moment in delivering on our promises to the people. >> in just hours, president elect trump will be sworn into office. what's in store for today's inauguration and why it's so different than what we saw at the start of his first term, and what the next four years could mean for californians. then, in one of his final acts before leaving office today, president biden

issues preemptive pardons. the high profile names on the receiving end, including one who became a household name in recent years. then, after shutting down over the weekend, tiktok is back on americans phones. but the trump administration could mean for that app and the tech industry overall, and why it's worth noting where the ceos of tiktok and other big tech companies will be during today's inauguration. [music] >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm andre senior. it's monday, january 20th, and many people are waking up to a cold monday across the bay area. it was a cold weekend to steve paulson up with us this morning with a look. >> well, a little different here. the fog is getting wiped out because the wind is picking up, but it's still cold, no doubt about it. but fog is really disappearing pretty fast if it hasn't already. 30s, 40s and the breeze. there's a wind advisory up in the north bay hills. i always mention the east bay hills as well. i don't think that petaluma novato is still there. i think it's gone now as

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