underway in cities around the country and here in the bay area. how his move to deport thousands this weekend has sparked a trade dispute. >> and the family of alexis gabe gathering tonight for a vigil three years after she was killed. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at

six. >> and good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. we begin in the south bay, where city officials confirm immigration operations were carried out today. the group rapid response network in santa clara county shared this message on social media today about an alert it received on its hotline, warning ice agents were outside two homes in san jose. the group says its teams responded but did not see any immigration agents. >> san jose mayor matt mahan's office did release a statement confirming the raid, saying in part, as jpd does not assist with or participate in these operations in any way, i sincerely hope that ice remains focused on enforcement actions related to violent and serious criminals harming our city, not neighbors who are contributing and law abiding members of our community. and tonight we are getting word about more raids in colorado and illinois. president trump's so-called border czar joined other top administration officials in chicago for the start of what they call ramped

up immigration enforcement. >> this, as the deportation plans for illegal immigrants, is sparking a trade dispute with colombia. colombia's president ordering an increase in tariffs on u.s. goods in response to a similar order announced earlier today by president trump. as fox's c.b. cotton reports, the back and forth began after colombia denied landing permission to two u.s. military flights carrying migrants. >> one week into the new trump white house. the administration says it's keeping its promises to crack down on illegal immigration. an early morning raid in colorado sunday took nearly 50 people into custody. some members of the venezuelan gang trend aragua at a rally saturday in las vegas, trump said the gangs days are numbered. >> they're as bad as the bloodthirsty ms. 13 gangs that we have gotten all over the place. we'll get them out, we'll get them out. >> all this following up on a campaign pledge for the largest deportation operation in history, the removal of an estimated 11 million people. but

trump's border czar, tom homan tempering those expectations on sunday. >> i'm being realistic. we can do what we can with the money we have. every national security threat that we find removed from countries success, there's no number on it. >> democrats say the administration is already getting a reality check. >> it's like they're still in the campaign right now. you have to govern. now you're in the seat. you have to actually make this work with the money you have available. >> several democratic states are now passing new laws to strengthen migrant protections. some say the crackdown is reaching beyond criminals and gang members. >> they're going after people who are law abiding, who are holding down jobs, who have families here. these are not people who are causing problems in our country. and what we need is a path to citizenship for them. >> the white house, also facing some pushback from abroad colombia on sunday, turning away two u.s. deportation flights, this after mexico turned away a flight last week in new york. cb cotton, fox news. >> the mayor and city manager of

richmond, issued a joint statement in response to president trump's plan. it reads in part, we want to assure our community that richmond will not waver in its values of inclusion, diversity and respect for all residents. the two city leaders also vowed to fully stand behind richmond's immigration policies as a sanctuary city. >> well, friends and family of alexis gabe are gathering tonight for a vigil after celebrating the second annual kindness day in her honor. >> ktvu tori gaines is live tonight in oakland. after speaking with the gabe family. >> tori. good evening mike and claudine. we are outside of oakland city hall, where a group of community members has gathered in support of the gabe family. now, this is a somber moment for the entire community, to be sure. but for the gabe family, this is just another step in the very long road they have taken to seek justice for alexis. >> she was always really nice. time really didn't matter to her. as long as you were her friend. you were pretty much

like her friend forever, you know? and i do feel really bad. i miss her a lot. >> family and friends headed to oakley civic center park for the second annual kindness day in honor of alexis gabe, who was killed in january of 2022. amy george met gabe in middle school. they became fast friends. george and her family left candles at gabe's memorial bench in the park on sunday. >> you know, guardian angel. because, you know, i feel like she's pretty much everybody's at this point. >> gabe's family and community were disappointed to learn that contra costa county district attorney diana becton would not be charging the suspected killer's mother with accessory after the fact. video shared with ktvu shows the suspect in gabe's killing unloading two trash bags into his mother's garage. law enforcement says the two bags contained gabe's remains. three bags of remains were later found in amador county, but the second bag went missing and was never tested. >> the amador county, they have a report that they have it, they

receive it. so i just confused how, you know, they lost it and they they took, you know, how many years before they telling us that it's missing? >> da becton's refusal to charge coleman clarke has sparked new momentum in the recall effort against her. >> it's not a retribution for us joining the recall, it's just that it's not just us. there's a lot of families who have that. she failed. >> the gabe family says they must now move forward, knowing alexis will never receive justice, but they say she will never be forgotten. >> we just want to thank everyone for coming out and also for always being there. >> she had a lot of good style and she had really good taste, and she was always really funny. so if anything, even if, you know, for kindness day, even if you just make somebody laugh, that is like on point. alexis. >> now, today marks the end of a chapter that the gabe family did not want to see closed, but they

are prepared for what comes next, and they are questioning how someone could have lost some what may have been key evidence in their daughter's killing. mike. >> claudine certainly still a lot of questions and our thoughts are with them tonight. all right. tori gaines reporting live. thank you so much for that report. >> well, more ghost guns off the streets of san jose. police say they located unregistered and privately manufactured guns inside a vehicle. last night. officers attempted a traffic stop, but the driver abandoned the vehicle and then fled on foot in the area of tolay road and 101. police searched the car and found these guns. the suspect was also eventually located and booked into the county jail in vallejo. police are releasing photos from their response to a couple of sideshows. last night, two people were issued misdemeanors for participating and their cars were impounded for 30 days. police say they also broke up a large sideshow involving 200 vehicles and hundreds of people. 13 misdemeanors were issued there. two people were arrested and four cars were impounded.

one vehicle was also set on fire during that sideshow. >> now to southern california, where firefighters are bracing for a new challenge. rain and potential mudslides and debris flows. a wet weather system moved into the los angeles area this morning. it's the first rain since last spring, and while it's good news for controlling the fires, it brings with it the threat of slides in the hillsides of the fire zone. >> are concerned now with the mud and debris flow potential. is that a lot of these homes are in the foothill area. the vegetation is gone. a lot of the toxins that are in these hillsides will be coming down. >> the national weather service has issued flood watch alerts in many of the same areas hit hardest by the wildfires. and here's a look at the fire containment numbers. cal fire says the palisades fire is now 87% contained after burning more than 23,000 acres. the eden fire in altadena is 95% contained after burning more than 14,000 acres, and the hughes fire near

castaic lake is 92% contained. after charring more than 10,000 acres. vice president jd vance today accused the u.s. conference of catholic bishops of being solely focused on money after it came out against president trump's repeal of a rule that limited immigration enforcement near places of worship and schools. >> i think that the u.s. conference of catholic bishops needs to actually look in the mirror a little bit and recognize that when they receive over $100 million to help resettle illegal immigrants, are they worried about humanitarian concerns or are they actually worried about their bottom line? we are going to enforce immigration law. we're going to protect the american people. donald trump promised. >> the u.s. conference of catholic bishops said last week the new immigration crackdown at schools and churches were, quote, deeply troubling and will harm the most vulnerable among us. >> the cia says it believes the covid 19 virus likely emerged from a research lab in china. but it also says it has low confidence in that very

assessment in a report released yesterday. the agency says this assessment is not based on new evidence, but a fresh look at several factors, including how the virus spread and the conditions of china's labs. the cia report says, quote, both research related and natural origin scenarios of the covid 19 pandemic remain plausible. a spokesman for china's u.s. embassy said the report has been politicized and lacks credibility. >> hamas has agreed to hand over three more hostages on thursday, and in return, israel will allow displaced palestinians to return to northern gaza as early as tomorrow morning. also, the white house says israel and lebanon have agreed to extend the 60 day deadline for israeli troops to withdraw from southern lebanon. israel says its troops need to stay beyond february 18th, because the lebanese army has not deployed to all areas of southern lebanon to ensure that hezbollah does not reestablish its presence in that area. >> well, tomorrow marks holocaust remembrance day and the 80th anniversary of the

liberation of auschwitz-birkenau concentration camp. the camp in poland was the largest and most infamous of the holocaust. more than 1 million people were murdered at that complex alone. the holocaust resulted in the genocide of more than 6 million jewish people, along with millions of other minorities, by nazi germany between 1933 through 1945. the commemoration is scheduled for tomorrow at auschwitz-birkenau. the white house announced a u.s. delegation will attend. elon musk is facing criticism from jewish community leaders for comments he made last night at a rally for germany's far right party. this video was shared on social media. musk, who made the appearance virtually, told the crowd that germans need to move beyond the guilds of the country's nazi past. the chairman of israel's holocaust memorial said musk's comments are dangerous and that failing to remember and acknowledge germany's dark past would be an insult to victims of the holocaust and, quote, a clear danger to the democratic future of germany, end quote. musk recently faced criticism for a

gesture during a speech in washington that many people said resembled a nazi salute. coming up, we will soon know who will be heading off to the super bowl. we take a closer look at the nfc and afc championship games today. [music] >> plus i'm betty yu. coming up, i'll take you inside a highly anticipated one of a kind sale happening in the east bay. [music] >> it's going to be a chilly one tonight and kind of mild. the rest of this week with a chance of rain in the five day forecast. we'll take a look at that. see you back here after the break. >> and let's give you a live look at interstate 80 in emeryville, where it's a busy time. right now. there is a six vehicle crash on eastbound 80 just west of buchanan, and that did cause a major backup. the chp says all but one lane has reopened, but it is still slow going. it will take a

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over. we got one name for you saquon barkley. he and the eagles putting on a show today. the philadelphia eagles jalen hurts. you see him there running out onto the field taking on jayden daniels in the washington commanders in the nfc championship game. first quarter here. well first play for the eagles. they were down three. nothing but saquon barkley. what did i say earlier he would take the pitch break a tackle or two. he cuts inside and well saquon barkley. so he's obviously going to take it to the house 60 yards on that touchdown. the eagles go up 7 to 3. second quarter commanders down 14 to 6. daniels gets it to terry mclaurin here who sheds a tackle goes 36 yards for the touchdown. washington fall fails on that two point conversion. the commanders would trail 14 to 12. but check out this thing's getting a little feisty here. we got a replay for you. obviously the flag was thrown there. it was a touch

push but aj brown and marshon lattimore getting physical there they go back and forth again. the eagles would fail on that two point conversion attempt after the penalty. but the fourth quarter here. eagles up 41 to 23. the game really over. barkley takes that play outside there for the touchdown. he finished with 118 yards on the ground and three touchdowns. the eagles scoring 21 points in the fourth quarter alone. they are on to the super bowl in new orleans. but the excitement really not stopping there. here's what the team had to say about it after. >> yeah, i mean we want to set the tone, send a message to the to everyone watching into this game. and man, i don't really know what to say. i'm going to the super bowl. i'm so i'm super excited. i'm happy for this team. it was a team effort. and you know the goal is not just getting it. the goal is winning. so one more. >> all right congratulations. >> one more. you heard it there. and the defending champs the kansas city chiefs taking on the

buffalo bills right now. this game tight at last check claudine's got the score right here. the chiefs just scored. so it was a one point game. yes. now a one score game. the chiefs leading the way 29 to 22 right now. >> it was interesting to see tom brady interview because the last time the eagles won a super bowl they beat tom brady in super bowl 52. >> how times have changed. >> they'll have to beat another great quarterback whoever it is. yeah in a couple of weeks. >> well these are these games are supposed to be tight. >> exactly. and the super bowl on ktvu. you can watch that right here on february 9th. >> all right. >> thank you. >> lots to look forward to. all right. thanks, bailey. well, thousands of people from across the bay area and beyond came to oakland today for a first look at a hotly anticipated sale. as ktvu betty yu reports, many of them camped out for hours for the first crack at the annual white elephant sale. >> in the pre-dawn hours, dozens of people camped out to be among the first in line for preview day at the oakland white elephant sale on lancaster street. its northern california's oldest and largest

of its kind, hosted by the oakland museum women's board for san jose resident lisa jones. it's a yearly tradition. >> i think it's the generosity of the community and the wonderful things that we find inside. >> seems like it's a communal experience. >> totally. we actually just met some new friends today. we're going to go in there and shop around with them. >> that's right. >> after doors opened, shoppers sprang into action. hundreds of thousands of donated items on sale have been sorted by nearly a thousand volunteers over the course of the last year. proceeds from the sale benefit the oakland museum of california. >> so much treasure in here. and it's just fun. you never know what you're going to find. >> on our treasure hunt. i found a vintage tiara and everything from fine jewelry to costume pieces. >> now, this dragon brooch is just just exquisite. it's amazing what people donate. >> there are vintage wedding

dresses for as low as $20, and some come with quite the story to tell. >> yeah, white has not traditionally been the color of wedding dresses up until more modern times. this one is a cobalt blue silk velvet dress from the 1940s. it came in with the picture of the wedding couple. >> from glassware to toys, furniture, lamps and everything in between. shoppers browsed for hours. jeff rath has been coming to the sale for 15 years. he scored several pieces of handcrafted heath ceramics. 1960s 1970s. >> now tell me how special this is. >> to you. i love these ceramic. i do local san franciscan, so this is perfect. >> the white elephant sale has raised more than $30 million for the oakland museum over the last 60 plus years. the sale officially opens to the public on wednesday, and it will run through most of february into early march. on select days in oakland. betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> today marked the final day of the annual chinese new year

flower market in san francisco's chinatown. the two day event took over grant avenue. lining the streets with dozens of booths, there were white and purple flowers, as well as a variety of houseplants. there were also fresh fruit, including oranges, which do represent abundant happiness. one vendor says the market is a great way to help people shop for the holiday. >> this would draw a lot of people to chinatown. yeah, and people are so happy right now. the money tree, a lot of things, you know, that people that they celebrate in the chinese new year. >> the next big event for the new year will be an opening ceremony wednesday at portsmouth square. >> all righty. it's going to be a cold one again tonight. a frost advisory and a freeze watch for parts of the bay area. it all started with this low. this is a long range model. but this low down here, down by la. brought some scattered showers to us this morning. like 0.01.02. the long range model kicks the low out eventually and then watch what happens. this is towards the weekend. so that's

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>> a recent consumer reports investigation found companies offering on demand workouts often collect a lot of personal information. we're talking about sensitive health data like your heart rate, weight, even information about your reproductive health. and this information. it is not protected by hipaa laws. >> all equipment that you use, that's going to be of any value to you today, especially if it's using any version of ai, is going to need as much data as possible. >> shelley palmer is a professor of advanced media. >> the question is, do you trust the company and what are they going to do with it after they're done helping you? >> consumer reports looked at ten fitness brands and found they all collect information like your weight, gender, age, workout info, and even details about your diet, injuries and shoe size. the real concern is when your equipment is connected to other apps. your workout machine starts to know how you sleep, your social media, your web browsing. some companies even ask to record how you smell. >> so it's not so much that they want to know how much you smell.

they can use that information to socially engineer. >> cybersecurity expert robert siciliano warns cyber thieves could go after this valuable new source of data. >> they can use that information against you to make you think it's the exercise company, so that they can get you to cough up credit card numbers, social security numbers, any personal identifying information that might lead to financial fraud. >> some equipment even keeps an audio visual recording of your workout. shelley palmer thinks the risk is small. >> nobody is going to steal your individual data and care that you ran an extra quarter mile today, or that you lifted an extra 20 pounds, or that in fact you're doing anything in particular. that data is just not useful to anyone but you. >> so read the fine print before you agree to the terms of use. adjust your privacy settings and be careful about which apps you connect to your fitness equipment. duarte, geraldino, fox news. >> i don't have any smart exercise equipment. i mean, i exercise, i get out, i the old

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