ktvu semantic in tana is live in. sandra fell. how's it looking out there, amanda? yes well, it is really coming down out here. we've seen this steady rain for the last few hours that we've been here and usually rain after such a dry fire season is a welcome sight. but this rain it's going to bring a lot of rain expected over such a short amount of time. and that is what is concerning, especially for those burn scar areas. preparing for rain is nothing new. for most residents in the north bay. we claimed our gutters made sure that they can flow out with the leaves coming in this time of year. we've tried to take everything i could blow away and batten it down. but even after all that for people living in or around burn scars, all they can do is wait and see what this storm brings. in santa rosa valley floors are expected to see 4 to 6 inches of rain in just over 12 hour period, but in higher elevations could be even more the hills or primarily or burn scars are and that's what the concern is now. santa rosa assistant fire marshal paul lowenthal says. while the valle

>> tana. >> reporter: okay, tana. be careful.ere you go you have it from someone who saw it out there. i'm gonna tell you. she's actually a perfect example of a surfer because she's back out here today and says she doesn't mind at all. we did talk to some folks out here who did not know or see these signs that said there was a shark sighting and they said they are gonna get back in the water anyway. there's home video we've been showing you. you can see the fin but tana gave us the best indication of really what happened out here and how far it was out here. 200-yards out there as she's running out there now. so there you have it from someone who saw it. but again, people out here staying a smaller crowd this morning, but still determined to get out there and catch a wave. live here in pacifica, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, claudine. >>> negotiations between allied waste and garbage collectors in san mateo county are about to resume tau. in the meantime we've learned last week's strike has been very expensive

tana is here with the emotional details.wednesday and made her first court appearance today. police say they are confident she is responsible for the death of her baby. police were originally called win. both of the identical twin girls weren't breathing, but i'm told the twin who survived is expected to make a full recovery. this is absolutely an emotional and troubling case not only for the surviving family members but also for the officers who responded to the scene and provided cpr and first aid to an eight month old child. police officers were called to this home on hurling ham weighed just

amanda king tana ktvu, fox two news. all right, amanda. thank you for that big changes coming to the oakland unified school district school board voted in favor of a vaccine mandate for certain students. this means all students, 12 and older. will have to be fully vaccinated in order to get into a classroom. ktvu is elissa harrington has the story. well, let bret hart middle school parents i talked to are really split on this. some feel that it should be up to the parents, whether or not the kids get the vaccine. others say that getting students the shot is the only way their daily lives might ever get back to normal. at a school board meeting that went past midnight, it was decided that students in the oakland unified school district must get the covid 19 vaccine. this applies to students, 12 and older. at this time, there's no set date when this will actually be enforced. what happens next is district staff will prepare a plan, then presented at a future school board meeting. some classrooms here in oakland have had to quarantine and the

ktvu dominican tana shows us what it looks like near mount st helena.up on mount st helena wednesday morning. there was a bit of a snow and rain mix, but with temperatures just at or above freezing, wants the flakes got to the ground. they melted already. a different site from just a day before when we saw a good dusting of snow atop mount st helena, the bay area's tallest peak a bit on mount diablo in the east bay and what looked like about a foot of snow on mount hamilton's in the south bay snowman. actually could make a public you could go and not a person that gave angels the chance to make his first snow angel right there. his mom made the short drive to mount hamilton's from san jose. just random thought it comes the snow solid on the news and decided to make the trip. you've never been to the snow, so this is his first time. and it's close to home. so it's nice how you like the snow angel make it. it was a picture perfect view that santa clara county doesn't get often. it's beautiful. it's something we don't get to experience that very much. yeah

live in oakland, amanda king tana ktvu fox. two news and a man is still that's three firefighters to civilians that were likely inside the building are do have any idea on the injuries, maybe smoke inhalation? is that what we're looking at? so the way that the chief worded it you heard in that sound bite, he said. two firefighters went down around 4 30, so i asked him, you know. are they doing okay? how were they doing when we were they were sent to the hospital. he did say that they are doing okay . so it sounds like non life threatening injuries as far as the firefighters, but we haven't heard much yet. as for the two civilians that condition when they were sent to the hospital, but the chief seemed to say that they will be okay. all five of the people sent he seemed to think that they are okay. well, that's great news. okay american tana there at seventh market in oakland outside of that fire. thank you. went out to the special election today in san francisco, and in just a few hours we can learn the fate of those three scho

tana is in sonoma county.t there, but let's begin with ktvu rosemary oroczo to talk about what we can expect for your weather forecast today . good morning to you rosemary oroczo leading. we're talking about here in areas over oakland. maybe a little bit of drizzle, maybe a few sprinkles. sebastopol in the north bay has reported a third of an inch of rainfall so far, so we're it's not going to be equally spread. we are looking at anywhere from a quarter of an inch, perhaps over the south bay today to an inch over areas of the north bay , and it is expected to last on and off for the next few days. what can you expect for your bay area sunday is going to be cloudy. it's going to be breezy. it's going to be rainy at times, and we do have a wind advisory for the coastline and parts of san francisco with wind gusts expected about 45 mph, we'll take a look at the radar. and take a look at what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up in just a little bit. okay thanks, rosemary. and let's continue our team cov

amanda king tana. thanks so much. santa clara county is expanding on the state order for healthcare workers to get booster shots with covid cases rising exponentially, officials say new cases have jumped from 250 december 16th. two more than 1000 1. week later, the new county requirement accelerates the state mandate for boosters announced last week for health care workers to january 24th, and it includes people who work in higher risk congregate settings such as skilled nursing and long term care facilities, jails and homeless shelters. and it prohibits unvaccinated workers, including those with approved religious or medical exemptions from working in higher risk settings altogether effective february 1st. these workers may still be accommodated in non higher risk settings by their employer. the county also made several strong recommendations for the public. they are urging businesses to require vaccines and boosters for their workers and asking places like restaurants where people remove their masks to require that

tana is live for us now in oakland, with an update. as well. three out of five of those people injured are oakland firefighters. the other two are civilians. they were all taken to the hospital. the fire chief says they are going to be okay. though actually, one of those firefighters has already already been released and sent home remarkably. no serious injuries with this fire, but the people who had to be rescued they were pretty shaken up. we just smell smoke, and we looked at the hallway and our whole hallways is full of smoke. jeff belton and artisan a dos live on the sixth floor of this oakland apartment on seventh and market where the fire started around 4 15, and i'm trying to get everything like, you know, we're trying to get out and stuff. we tried to go to our door. i hold door. it's just pitch black like we couldn't see nothing. he tried to open it so much smoke came in. they say they had no choice but to jump from their balcony down to 1/5 floor balcony to avoid the flames. that's where firefighters were able to save them. we had to

tana tells us, it's a tradition going nearly 40 years strong. it was a one year project. and so here we are 38. years later, perez saw the need in her community all those years ago, creating christmas for everyone. you know, not everybody has christmas. we stay home and os, and we think the whole world is a you see from the lines out here that's wrapped down the street. rouz merry christmas. i love your hat. did i bring you those hats? event offers anyone and everyone a warm meal. christmas gently used clothing and home items and a gift all for free, with hundreds of volunteers and people donating to make it happen. for me. it's really meaningful because i was one of those kids who didn't have much, if anything, sometimes for christmas. so it makes me feel good look at the faces of the kids when they get their present . it's really sweet, but it's not just kids moved by this generosity. words cannot even put into words how i feel what you guys are doing wonderful ano cry. but they are helping anyone . dariusp stranded here from alabama he received will help him for years

happened last night. 5 30 on nunes avenue, just off castro valley boulevard as ktvu is a mannequin, tana reports. the video is grainy, but officers hope it will help crack the case. surveillance video from across the street is blurry, but chp says they can still see the moment a white suv turns off of castro valley boulevard onto nunes avenue and immediately hits a little boy in the street. he was left in the street injured, um and the driver didn't seem to care to stop and check on his welfare. daniel jackal, wits with chp says that boy was heading to a karate studio with his mom and brother , he says as parents outside rushed to help him. the car slightly breaks before taking king off again. the driver may been aware that they struck something. um they either felt something hit their car and they had that kind of like, oh, boy. curious moment. parents at the karate studio couldn't believe someone would hit a child and keep driving. can't imagine it and we live from just on the next corner. so it's like they went right by my house. so it's even scarier. the boy was rushed to the hospita

tana shows us how he's being remembered. uses that type of person. i got your back. you got mine. help you help me for most of the san jose state football team. they just met freshman camden right a few months ago, but it didn't take them long to figure out what kind of man he was. i judge people based on where i think they're gonna go. he had just incredible potential. it's a tragedy that he had to go so soon potential not just on the football field, this guy was going to make a difference in the world. you know, you look at the people around you and you know, and they talk about how he gave and how we cared and all the things you're looking for, and young people to make the world a better place, and he had all those attributes. players coaches, friends and people who didn't even know him marched from campus to the spot where mick right died. and als and sharing memories. we i went to high school together. this. this coming january would have been like our 15 year anniversary. being friends. best friends at that. coaches say it was his work ethic that had him hurrying to the foot

american tana shows us what this means for people tied to the state's largest healthcare provider. after the guild for professional pharmacists contract with kaiser expired this summer. five months of bargaining could not bring the two twin agreement now a strike notice is served. in a statement. the guild accuses kaiser of ending negotiations prematurely trying to deal directly with members and all around moving backwards in negotiations. kaiser is calling its proposal respectful and generous. telling us in a statement. the health care provider is disappointed, saying its proposals would keep kaiser pharmacists among the highest paid in the profession, fulfilling the majority of what the guild wants with wage increases over four years. hopefully negotiations will continue and hopefully. um some resolution will be achieved. employment attorney michael bernick says the strike notice is required by law, so it doesn't necessarily mean a strike will happen on november 15th. there's already a strike happening outside local kaiser's stationary engineers are starting their eighth week on

we also have a mannequin, tana, and we also have dave clark. thank you all so much for being hergo

ktb is american tana live in the east bay city of dublin. with what it's looking like there this morning, amanda yes, well, good morning, some of those hot spots for black friday deals target walmart and here at best buy earlier, right before the store opened. there was about 75 people in line waiting for those doors to open, ready to shop. some of the deals here at best buy now in the first two minutes really, of this store opening, we started to see people come out with exactly what they wanted. they found it and they were out in just a couple minutes now, the national retail federation estimates a record 166 million people will shop from thanksgiving day to cyber monday. that's eight million more than last year and the highest estimate since they began tracking this data five years ago. today is expected to be the busiest of those five days with 115 million shoppers. for many retailers, they've expanded their deals online and they've been doing these wheels deals all week long taking away the need for people to wait out in lines and rush

amanda king tana ktvu, fox two news. all right, amanda, we'll see what happens next. appreciate it. engineers at kaiser permanente hospitals walked off the job today over labor dispute. local 39 stationary engineers, a striking at two dozen kaiser hospitals across northern california. these workers are outside kaiser in san leandro are here. the union says the strike is due to quote, unfair labor practices and unfair wages. kaiser released a statement about the strike. it says in part quote, we believe continued discussion at the bargaining table is the best way to resolve issues and reach an agreement. we're seeking no takeaways in our contract proposal with local 39. we are offering wage increases and bonuses that would provide employees with an average of $3600 more each year. across kaiser permanent e in northern california are operating engineers earn an average of $120,000 a year. moving to this now across the state. today people are saying goodbye to three service members killed in last month's terrorist bombing in afghanistan, as reporter erin hef tells us hundreds showed up

the measure includes exceptions for lot or smit and also tana certain contacts. fresno state has asked for building asked to if it can travel to the university of alabama or the ballgame later this fall. >>> a 17-year-old girl died last night after slipping and falling off of a cliff in san francisco. officials say she was with a group of friends when she lost her footing and fell and these 50 feet onto some rocks. rescuers raced to bring her body out of the water and into an ambulance. >> she had multiple injuries and fractures. she was barely breathing what we got to her. she fell all the way down into the water. >> rescuers had trouble reaching her because of a rising tide and was pronounced dead on the way to the hospital. >>> today is another spare the air day, air quality officials are warning the air is not healthy. they say the combination of heat , light wind and car exhaust combine and create smog. >>> the states power grid is under pressure because of the recent heat wave. pg&e sat in the bay area over 170,000 customers lost power mainly because of fai

out of their own jurisdictions. 11 states are sending crews and equipment from as far as way as men tana and kansas. >>> cal fire announced it is making progress against the fire burning in the southern part of san mateo county and santa cruz counties. >>> this fire to grow less than 200 acres tonight, overnight it should say, 27 8869. that is 123 square mice. that containment did jump from 13 to 17%. most of the damage has occurred in santa cruz county. 319 of the 330 homes destroyed were located there in santa cruz county. >>> we left with the clothes on her back. she grabbed a couple pieces of clothing. i did take some of my animals with me at the time. >> reporter: 600 evacuees are sheltered at the santa cruz county fairgrounds in watsonville. >>> there are more than 1600 firefighting personnel in the air and on the ground. the record trained is one of the difficulties in fighting these fires. >> obviously, a large incident like this encompasses numerous roadways and structures within the interior which is difficult to get to. especially, with the amount of trees that have fallen and

strange compromise with release of the precinct in the city's capitol hill neighborhood dubbed in a tanazone. the windows boarded up and officers abandoning their post and residents left to police themselves. and they saw officers use tear gas and pepper spray after they were hit with projectiles thrown from the crowd. they want to move back in and agree with protesters . >> right now were on fire because only and that means that people citywide need a police response are not receiving it . >>> trump condemn the situation tweeting, domestic terrorists have taken over seattle and imploring the mayor and governor to take back your city now, if you don't do it, i will . >> despite the president's objection, protesters in seattle maintain control of the police precinct in the area surrounding it. fire crews and officers are working with them to provide critical services. in st. paul minnesota, matt finn, fox news . >> happening today, san francisco's mayor will join an online conversation on racial justice and police reform. the mayor is being joined by activists and commentators and melia c

could be forced to leave if the property owner decides to sell the property to a developer near san tana road, prime real estate. city council may try to block the deal. >> ken, thank you. >>> david beckham gets defensive about parenting. why he took to social media to counter a new article. >>> taking a look at stoories people are-- stories people are talking about on social media. >> david beckham, famous soccer play, model, he is on the defense about his daughter. >> because of this article in the daily mail in the uk, asking the question, why does harper still use a dummy? that is a british term for pacifier, they posted pictures of daughter harper with a pacifier in her mouth. the article quotes health experts. >> they say parents should stop giving pacifiers after 1 year of age, and even one expert says using one at 4 years old can damage teeth and even impact the speech of the little girl. >> okay, so that prompted david to respawn on his in-- respond on his instagram. >> why do people feel they have the right to criticize a parent without having fact? everybody who has children k

ktvu is america, tana was added.cine clinic in sandra fell today and spoke to some people relieved to have this additional layer of protection against the virus. the goal today was to get about 1300 shots to immuno compromised individuals in marin county, but they want you to understand that this is different from the booster shots. it's not a booster. it's those people that need to help build the antibody response greater than what they may be experience from their original series of vaccine while a healthy person likely built up antibodies to the virus after just two shots, people fighting a severe infection like those undergoing cancer treatments likely need a third. shot as early as 28 days after their second, the more vulnerable individuals need that anybody boost now we're healthy individuals likely got their full immune response that they needed. and now after, you know, close two years time need a little extra boost. that's why this clinic was only open to a small percentage of people. an estimated 10,000 eli

however the male voice option does not exist for amazon's alexa or microsoft court tana.o the director behind the study part of the problem is a lack of gender diversity in the tech industry. in a statement she says quote, the world needs to pay much closer attention to how, when and whether ai technology are gender and culturally who is gender in them? the report also suggests these devices could be creating gender stereotypes among children. because of the subconscious meshes because the receiving at age when they are still developing ideas about men and women. in washington, fox 2 news. >>> amazon's latest wearable at devices called dylan, figure out though where his emotional state. has a microphone that works with the smart phone app . developers say eventually dylan can tell the user how to interact more effectively with other people. their unconfirmed report the part of the system are being tested, it is not clear if this project will ever become a commercial venture. >> my mother lives with me. my goodness. >>> coming up next, north bay kitchen to hollywood, guy f

ktvu amanda king tana is live in oakland with more on the effort to investigate these crimes and turn the city around amanda. well it's still early in the investigation, but what we do know is one person was shot and killed today. around three o'clock. police have not released any information about a suspect. but we do know that police are taking a different approach to these investigations . now with the help of the u. s marshal service we are going to need to walk and strength in our communities. another march through oakland to combat gun violence growing up here. i've always heard that there's a murder happening on this street on that street. and now that i'm older, i really want to make change. um and that's why i'm here. this group wants to be part of the solution to work alongside police to get people involved in gangs and drugs to turn their lives around following another person shot dead. dead in the city friday afternoon. oakland police say it happened just after three on 81st avenue officers found someone who was shot. the victim later pronounced dead at the hospital. no wo

amanda king, tana ktvu, fox two news. well as people settle in for the holidays.e see a lot of movement in the country's push to limit the spread of coronavirus. charles watson shows us what is coming next in terms of trying to battle this pandemic. it couldn't come at a worse time. hundreds of christmas eve flights in the us canceled my heart goes out to the people who are working like they're serving us, so i hope they're okay. this comes a day after the food and drug administration gave emergency use authorization to merck's pill. the new drug joining fighters treatment, which was approved on wednesday. both will help fight against covid-19 infections and hopefully alleviate some of the strain on america's hospitals. but you won't have the pills before christmas. the government ordering hundreds of thousands of doses not available until next month. meanwhile president biden and first lady dr jill biden visiting the children's national hospital in washington , d. c the first couple talking to the kids about what they're thankful for gathering around the christma

sfo, where over 40 flights were canceled today, half of those on united airlines ktvu s amanda king tana takes a look at how passengers at sfo are dealing with the cancelations on one of the busiest travel days of the year. trying to make my mom happy. patrick schuler in the bay area on business is having trouble trying to get home for the holidays. he's heading back to new jersey. but after having this like canceled, then rebooked he's hopeful he'll be home. just in time for christmas . i haven't gotten to read another rescheduled for my flight yet, so i'm hoping i don't get one. his united airlines flight was one of the more than 40 canceled out of sfo on christmas eve. i think the emails it says due to the covid and you know ekran haven't and i get it in a statement, united says, quote all macron cases this week have had a direct impact on our flight crews and the people who run our operation. delta says canceled flights are due to a combination of potential bad weather in some areas and the impact of macron. this is holiday travelers are already struggling to navigate the busy travel

. >> all right, tana crimes. >>> a former nazi labor camp guard living in the u.s.ly been deported to germany. the 95-year-old man was taken from his home in new york city, and as fox news' brian yoennis tells us, this comes after decades of diplomatic wrangling. >> it's a great day for the u.s. to have this individual out of our country. >> reporter: the last known nazi collaborator deported to his hometown of germany from new york city. the white house making the announcement about 95-year-old former nazi camp guard, jakiw palij, who they say played a murderer -- role in the murder of thousands. he had been living in the u.s. since 1949 as a war refugee, lying to a minute -- lying to officials, saying he had worked on his father's farm during world war ii. he gained u.s. citizenship in 1957, but after revealing he work at a concentration camp, is citizenship was revoked and he was ordered to be deported in 2004. >> we put him on our most wanted list, and, we tried to raise awareness about his case, about the fact that despite that he was ordered deported from the

peaceful transfer of power on that he is the president of the united states next month in the paul tana center for the study of security and politics at berkeley. she says one of the things they'll discuss is the need for the department of homeland security and other law enforcement to prioritize investigating extremist groups in the u. s well, i think we need to deal with them as azenith smith. they organized online. um and it's not their speech that violence of the of the law. we're free speech country. what's violent of the law are the violent actions that they undertake on the violence that they insight. greg lee ktvu, fox two news. in sacramento, federal, state and local law enforcement are launching a command post to monitor potential threats. there's already additional security in place at the capitol reporter vicki gonzalez spoke with the fbi sacramento field office about their biggest concern. the biggest concern, really, though, is the violence. i mean, so we want to ensure that people have the right to be downtown to be at the capital to be anywhere they want to be, and to be

peaceful transfer of power on that he is the president of the united states next month in the paul tanar the study of security and politics at berkeley. she says one of the things they'll discuss is the need for the department of homeland security and other law enforcement to prioritize investigating extremist groups in the u. s well, i think we need to deal with them as azenith smith. they organized online. um and it's not their speech that violence of the of the law. we're free speech country. what's violative of the law are the violent actions that they undertake on the violence that they insight. greg lee ktvu, fox two news. vice president. mike pence has reportedly called vice president elect kamala harris to offer his congratulations and a sister with the transition into office. the call is a first contact between elected officials from the outgoing and incoming administration's president. trump has yet to reach out to joe biden. the president says he will not attend the inauguration. pencil is said to be attending president trump will reportedly leave washington d. c for florida

tana car slammed right into an apartment building in san francisco, injuring three people . this happened on san bruno avenue around 4 30 this afternoon. francisco firefighters say tesla first collided with the prius before hitting that building. firefighters used the jaws of life to pull two people from the tesla and one person from the prius. all were taken to san francisco general with serious but non life threatening injuries. 14 other people are displaced tonight because of the crash. the cause is under investigation. also new attended . san jose man has been arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and brandishing a firearm 20 year old sammy kyra's accused of approaching three children between the ages of 11 and 13 in his vehicle and pointing a handgun with a high capacity magazine right at them. this happened back in september . police say cairo then sped away and the victims called 911 to report the incident. recently installed license plate reader cameras helped investigators identify their suspect. civil rights advocates are raising concerns about poli

a suspicious death after they found a woman's body inside a home yesterday as ktvu is a mannequin, tana reports police believe the woman's daughter was living with the body for more than a year. dozens of packages fill the entryway of this petaluma home on windsor drive. neighbors say it's normal. but when the woman who lives there didn't answer the door and hadn't been seen for several weeks, they called police that welfare check on tuesday turned into police entering the home and finding a decomposing body. a woman on the couch in the living room. officers were then shocked to hear a voice calling out from a bedroom. the home was filled with clutter, trash and boxes from florida ceiling. so it took some time to get to the woman who identified herself as the daughter of the deceased woman. she told police her mother died of natural causes in april of 2021. many nearby neighbors say they had no idea this was going on so surprising and i feel so badly for you know the daughter and clearly there's something and i just wish maybe someone could have known and helped sooner. it's tragic. it'

tana shows us how daca supporters are marking this anniversary. for the doctor recipients called dreamers. there are hundreds of people on capitol hill wednesday trying to convince members of congress to pass the dream act. congress can no longer continue to kick this can down the road. we have to have a permanent solution signed into law. it's a way to mark the 10 year anniversary of the obama administration's program known as daca, that brought relief to more than 800,000 undocumented immigrants, allowing them to stay and work in the us, but daca was meant to be temporary. daca was supposed to be a bridge. a stopgap measure to measure for long lasting relief and a pathway for citizenship for not just doctor recipients, but all undocumented people. it has been a decade of congressional inaction and it's this inaction will get people and has gotten people like me deported and detained since its inception, daca has been challenged by lawsuits. the trump administration wanted to rescind it in 2017. the government vowed to and stop processing renewal

ktvu is amanda can tana is live and contra costa county with how pg and e is preparing for damage, but first we begin with chief meteorologist bill martin for a look at the current conditions built. yes right now. the winds are of custom up pretty nicely up on mount diablo up to 47 miles an hour current conditions 37 miles an hour in the oakland hills or wind advisory for most of the bay area, for most of us keep keep winds about where they were last night at this time. but in the north bay, that's where the real story is in terms of a wind warning high wind warning through thursday morning in the areas in the north bay, where we're going to see wind gusts, potentially to 70. perhaps 80 miles an hour at the higher elevations. so those are the areas in red for the rest of the bay area. the areas in blue, representing a wind advisory in the highest strongest winds, of course, are going to be up high where most of us are not. but there are p genie lines up there and with wind gusts of near 80 miles an hour. we could definitely see some power outages spawned from up on those ridgelines sel

ktvu mendicant, tana reports. it was a one year project. and so here we are 38.ez saw the need in her community all those years ago, creating christmas for everyone. you know , not everybody has christmas. we stay home and open our presents, and we think the whole world is like us. that's not true. there's a you see from the lines out here that's wrapped down the street. rouz merry christmas. i love your hat. did i bring you those hats? event offers anyone and everyone a warm meal. christmas gently used clothing and home items and a gift all for free, with hundreds of volunteers and people donating to make it happen. for me. it's really meaningful because i was one of those kids who didn't have much, if anything, sometimes for christmas. so it makes me feel good look at the faces of the kids when they get their present . it's really sweet, but it's not just kids moved by this generosity. words cannot even put into words how i feel. what you guys are doing wonderful ano cry. but they are helping anyone . darius edwards, who ended up stranded here from alabama, say

ktvu american tana is live for us tonight in millbrae with how it works and why this is just the first phase. amanda. yes heather of the eventually this express lane will be 22 miles going from palo alto all the way to south san francisco. but the first phase of this that opens on friday that will go from palo alto to whipple avenue in redwood city, and you can either pay full price to be in the lane . or you can get a discount if you have more than one person in the car. i spoke to some people that had mixed emotions on whether they will use this lane. save it time say that my time say that passengers time, uber driver petros abrahamian says most of his passengers are going to or from sfo. the time spent backed up on one of one means fewer people he can drive in a day and less money in his pocket. sometimes i have passengers passengers cannot stay in the line. traffic time is better, right page something more and going faster. he's excited about the express lane ready with his fast track, flex its what you'll need to get a discount half off with two people in the car and free with mor

happened last night. 5 30 on nunes avenue, just off castro valley boulevard as ktvu is a mannequin, tana reports. the video is grainy, but officers hope it will help crack the case. surveillance video from across the street is blurry, but chp says they can still see the moment a white suv turns off of castro valley boulevard onto nunes avenue and immediately hits a little boy in the street. he was left in the street injured, um and the driver didn't seem to care to stop and ch

tana takes us on board. there's a lot to show off.e the five ships docking along the embarcadero this week. our weapons systems or seaweeds, are there um, just the sailors also just being with this sailors and being able to share what we have, like our navy lifestyle. lieutenant junior liliana is happy to welcome the public inside her ship, the uss harpers ferry amphibious landing craft are launched from its well deck a ramp directly into the ocean and equipment like tanks are lined up ready for people to admire. hosting tours is not just about showing people the gadgets onboard, but also the men and women who run it all so hard and i just wanted them to get appreciated for like their work their hard work everything that they do just to keep the ship operational and our service like for the just for the safety of everyone. even if you've been to fleet week before there are still some new things you can see. this is the uss kansas city. it's a new ship and its first time here in san francisco brand new, very, very new platform as all a

bill and says california needs to do something more innovative that the delta tunnel, then the delta tanan it comes to moving water around the state. delta tunnels doesn't modernized anything. all it does is build a giant tunnel to take the water that our community depends on and sends it down to los angeles. i don't call that modernization. i call that theft. the department of water resources says it won't comment on pending litigation, but in a statement said the delta conveyance project projects against water future water protects against future water usage supplies losses caused by climate change. sea level rise in earthquakes it allows us to capture, move and store water by making the most of big but infrequent storm events, and it would help us ensure the state water project will remain reliable. authorities in alameda county near san lorenzo, say one man was killed in a suspected road rate shooting that happened late yesterday afternoon near the wal mart of the 2 38 8 80 interchange. we have video to share now from citizen app of the scene. one man was taken to the hospital where h

interviews a mannequin tana as the story. vice president kamala harris is tasked with reaffirming america's commitment to its nato allies, strengthening what she called one of the country's most long standing friendships with poland. the world has been watching. poland, mr president. your leadership and the leadership of the people of your country. and we've witnessed extraordinary acts. of generosity and kindness. harris sat down with polish president andre duda, who says his country has received about 1.5 million refugees from ukraine. he was proud to share. they aren't in camps. instead they've been taken in by families who want to help. but this refugee crisis is putting a burden on poland, and they're asking for help. he's our company. that is why we do need this support, and i'm going to be hugely grateful for any form of support because we have to survive this difficult time. and we have to do that by helping our neighbors. yes the assistance is necessary. but what compels us also is the moral outrage. that all civiliz

after a five year closure, the most popular hiking trail in the van tana ventana, rather wilderness ofnational forest reopened today. the pine ridge trail was closed back in 2016 during the sober ronnie's fire. it's taken five years to restore it for public use. the trail begins at big sur station on highway one winds through redwood canyons, 11 miles to sykes camp, where hikers can enjoy hot springs along the banks of the big sur river, with the reopening the forest service's asking how occurs to fill out self registration forms that will help monitor use and keep the trail. clean and safe, okay, little bit breezy out there today. interesting shot here. we're looking at on the estuary. kind of looking if you like. you can barely see out here, but that little peek that's probably mission peak right there, and you're looking back there towards alameda towards the park street bridge. um, so it's not an angle. we often show you guys but what you can see out there as you do see a little bit of foggy haze kind of pushing inland. that's what the wind is doing. it's pushing that marine air we

ktvu semantic in tana explains what this will mean for the project. we don't have a deal yet.he city administration is working is negotiating based on direction from the council and the mayor negotiated come up with a deal to see where we're at. we don't have that in front of us yet, so it's hard for me to know if we're ready to bring something to the voters or not. council member dan kelp was one of five who voted no to asking the people of oakland on the november ballot. how they feel about using public funds to pay for the ballpark. he says. the a's are set to present a deal to the council in the fall, and that could still go in front of voters in a special election. the what's before us whether one likes it or not, if what before us is at least a reasonable um, effort. then the council will decide. okay let's just vote on it one way or the other up or down. um if we feel that what's before us is to ski for the city, then we have an obligation to let the voters have a say, but the outcome of a public vote would have been nonbinding in oakland mayor libby schaaf says. it wou

ktvu as a medic in tana shows us they spent today working to get recycled.into products that you might use screw with ocean voyages institute spent 45 days out at sea, collecting those bags and bags of plastic that you see right there. it was polluting the ocean between california and hawaii, an area known as the great pacific garbage patch. now it's all been unloaded and put into these containers to be sent off to be recycled. that is one of many bags on this recent trip. they collected £200,000 of plastic, adding up to £700,000, but they've removed from the ocean in the last four years. this includes items as small as toothbrushes and as big as abandoned fishing nets that kill marine wildlife and need a crane to remove them. the ocean is now being besieged. plastic waste. and so we have to do everything we can to change that having a healthy ocean makes a big difference to ocean life, and it makes a big difference to our own health. this is a cleanup effort that has happened every year since 2009 all paid for by donations. the ocean voyages institute has b

ktvu dominican tana has the latest on that investigation. police have left the scene here at 24 hour fitness on loan treat way. but what remains is these markers that you can see on the ground? these pink circles that marked where detectives found shell casings. one there right in front of the door and multiple we count at least nine markers here. along the side of the gym as well. what we know is at least two people exchanged gunfire here around two in the morning when police got here they found one man with gunshot wounds who died at the scene. the other three who were injured, transported themselves to the hospital. please tell us this was the result of a confrontation inside the gym. that then escalated into the parking lot where they grabbed their guns. there was some type of altercation that occurred. it's my understanding it was in or around the basketball courts. and moved outside shortly thereafter and then that's when there was an exchange of gunfire . we are we have recovered some surveillance footage in the area. nothing that we'

tana is in san jose with what the race is looking like. right now. this race is very close.att mehan is ahead right now by just about 5000 votes, but there are still a lot of ballots to be counted now. cindy chavez. she's just behind him. she has still 48% of the votes that have been counted so far. chavez the county supervisor and longtime politician who won her first election here to the city council in 1998 and may. hannah city councilman elected in 2020 after coming from the business world are both vying to replace outgoing mayor sam liccardo in the bay area's largest city that you have raised a combined $8.5 million over the course of the campaign. and both candidates were still campaigning until polls close last night, reflecting on what this tight race has been like at their election watch parties. do you and i know what we can do together that we really can make the city healthy again. we really can stop the divides between people. we really can build affordable housing. we can clean san jose up and i'm committed to doing that. people want change. people believe in s

ktvu amanda king tana has more on the warning to kaiser patients that they should not wait to get prescriptionsilled. after the guild for professional pharmacists contract with kaiser expired this summer. five months of bargaining could not bring the two twin agreement now a strike notice is served. in a statement. the guild accuses kaiser of ending negotiations prematurely trying to deal directly with members and all around moving backwards in negotiations. kaiser is calling its proposal respectful and generous. telling us in a statement. the health care provider is disappointed, saying its proposals would keep kaiser pharmacists among the highest paid in the profession, fulfilling the majority of what the guild wants with wage increases over four years hopefully, negotiations will continue and hopefully. um some resolution will be achieved. employment attorney michael bernick says the strike notice is required by law, so it doesn't necessarily mean a strike will happen on november 15th. there's already a strike happening outside local kaiser's stationary engineers are starting their eighth we

tana is live in the newsroom with the recent announcement. from the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce seeking justice amanda well, the chamber held a press conference in just the last hour not only announcing a go fund me for the family but also announcing a reward for anyone with information leading to the arrest of the shooter, a stray bullet reportedly from a gang related gun fight on the freeway hit jasper in the head saturday as he was sleeping in his car seat. there is now a $10,000 reward created by the crimes against asians reward fund, san francisco police officers association and local restaurants. burma love and superstar. the group is pleading with chp for more protection and more law enforcement presence on freeways. we need more patrol. why because you know, in the cities where police criminals know so much so well about if they could just have trouble with one city to another city. they are actually. a limitation of what they can do. and the other city. so the california highway patrol head to the bridge of helping us, you

tana brings us the latest on negotiations.ent over salaries in the mount diablo unified school district. teachers say they haven't gotten a raise since 2017. they had agreed upon a raise and then covid hit immediately. i mean, we were ready, we'd all voted and agreed to it. and then covid hit and i've never mind. we have to keep the money because we don't know what's going to happen, and now they've gotten all this covid money to pay for everything else, and they just aren't willing to pass it on to us. heidi silver 1/4 grade teacher at sequoia elementary and pleasant, hill says the only way to keep teachers around is to pay them a living wage. we're only asking for 2. per year that we haven't had a raise. over the last six years. the teachers union mount diablo education association says their salaries are the lowest in seven nearby school districts. they want a 12.5% raise over six years, starting back in 2017, the school district says they can't afford that. and it's best and final offer is a 10% salary increase. 3% of that

amanda king tana ktvu fox two news, amanda. thank you, protester taking place across the world in solidarity with ukraine. in los angeles, pro ukraine, demonstrators lit a russian flag on fire denouncing president putin. in new york city. dozens of protesters gathered in times square later marched to the permanent mission of the russian federation, where police put up barricades. it was a similar scene in chicago, where demonstrators held ukrainian flags and anti putin signs. ktvu is. amberleigh shows us the protest in san francisco's civic center. to isolate them on the international arena. speakers address a crowd of hundreds in front of san francisco city hall . they're asking the u. s government and americans for help to stop russia's attack on their home country of ukraine. there is anger, sadness and fear . just got believes this happening. valentina hall says she attended this rally to give and receive support. i talked to my family in ukraine. they're very scared. i have family love ukraine and everybody says they hear

this all started last sunday when ernest king tana went to kaiser's emergency department in fremont.he was in the icu and was informed that her doctor would be in shortly with test results. moment later a robot arrived with a doctor appearing on a video screen. it was through that live feed that he learned that his lungs were failing and he did not have long to live. >> he already has a problem hearing, so with that and everything he could not hear. she had to repeat everything that the doctor was saying. >> he died on tuesday at the age of 79. kaiser released a statement and said this is a highly unusual circumstance. we regret falling short in meeting the patient's and family's expectation in this situation and we will use this as an opportunity to review our practices and standards with the care team. >>> we are learning more about an outbreak of measles in the bay area that has affected two adults and a child. the health department tells ktvu that the highly contagious virus was spread on an airplane. >> reporter: this latest measles outbreak started with an incoming internationa

who beat and robbed two people at a laundromat in san mateo san mateo, police say 25 year old tevita tana hollow is wanted for his role in two separate attacks on october 16th at the short view, laundry man, his brother and a third man are already in custody. investigators say the three men attacked to customers took their belongings stole their vehicles. one of the victims was beaten unconscious and remains in the hospital tonight. the least anyone with information about the crime or the whereabouts of that individual's asked to give them a call in the city of san francisco, people came together to commemorate world aids day. and there you see it at the aids memorial grove in golden gate park. people living with hiv stood and were acknowledged with applause. london breed taking part in the commemoration tonight vigil was held at san francisco city hall people remembering those who were lost to hiv aids and raising awareness about the epidemic that's still claims thousands of lives every year. coming up tonight at 11, a new study from the university of california, shutting light on a comm

gerald ned didn't know that james mott, tana nlcs, the school accommodated 150 students, ages 2 to 11he bay area and alternative school. that grew out of number five in the black panther party's 10 point program. what's called for educating black and poor people about their true history. we want an education that teaches us our true place in this society and gives us knowledge of self. it was aces in early in wasteland of miss education professor steve mccutchen witness it firsthand, low reading and math scores, but high suspension rates plaguing oakland public schools at the. time and disproportionately impacting black and brown children. it was a tale all too familiar to black panther party co founder huey p. newton what unable to read at the age of 15. it was more of a banking system. we're going to fill you with something. we don't want any objections and what we're telling you does not tell you anything about who you are, and most important of all, we don't want you to think we don't want you to know anything. we don't want you to be productive and prosperous. we flip that script