friends of wong tell kpix she and fisher had dated for several years. wong worked at a -- as a product designer. >>> high pressure starting to build its way and from offshore and that means sunny skies for us today with winds moving in from the north. cool temperatures heading into this afternoon. let's take a look at what the climate prediction center is saying. we had rain for the past couple of days . we are drying up as we head into the next seven days. what are the normal conditions to the north of us? drier down near southern california. the long-range models don't show any raindrops insight throughout this weekend or into next week. we have daytime highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s all throughout the bay area today. a mild, beautiful day. earlier this week we kicked off with some dense fog advisory's. 70s in the forecast down in san jose. today, low 60s throughout the santa clara valley. >>> the war in gaza just entered its third month. the united nations says aid operations is in tatters as israel continues to expand its ground offensive agai

. >> commissioner wong. >> aye. >> the minutes have been approved. next is item 4 report from the executive director. thank you. i'm confused but that's okay. let me switch gears. a few updates for you all tonight. so, as you are likely aware from previous updates we have a piece of legislation that is with the board of supervisors now. this was introduced by mayor breed in the middle of the sum other end of july for police code reform. the bread and butter is making it possible for our small businesses to apply for a brick and mortar permit out of the jam program free of charge. so we are -- hoping that the passes through and sign in the law soon temperature did go to the full board today and passed on first reading. they did choose supervisor chan asked for the legislation to be duplicated. and held back to small pieces of it that are going back to budget and finance and this is from 1060. 3. requiring applicants to disclose criminal charge history to the entertainment commission. we were hoping to remove that from code. given the fact the police d

wong worked at a banking software firm and tech company splunk, confirmed she worked there from 2017-a spokesperson told us that kimberly wong was a hardworking dedicated employees and that she will be missed. >>> faculty at san francisco state are hitting the picket lines tomorrow. part of a series of strikes across cal state campuses. union members want a 12% raise, smaller class sizes, pay equity and expanded parental leave. the strike at sf state will last one day. >>> a plan to crack down on illegal street vending in the mission is in full effect. while some say they have seen big improvements outside of the b.a.r.t stations since this video was shot, others say the problem has just changed locations. da lin spent the weekend exploring the street's new street vending ban and looked into if the city is playing a game of wack-a-mole. >> i feel like the street is narrower. we are just two people wopping, but if there was another person walking down here, they would have an issue. >> reporter: neighbors say access is the biggest issue right now. the vendors have taken up half of the

friends of wong tell kpix she and fisher dated for several years, wong worked as a product designer at plaid. the police are not saying anything tonight about a possible motive. supervisor, who represents the area, tweeted out she was grateful an arrest was made in the case and that we must all take a stand against domestic violence. >>> more school violence in santa rosa to tell you about. the police say a middle school campus went into lockdown after a student pulled out a knife during a class room fight. it happened this morning at herbert slater middle school. the fight spilled into the hallway and the student who was initially attacked brandished a kitchen knife and tried to lunge at the two other teens. the police say two 13-year-old boys walked into a class room and started punching another 13-year-old student. the teacher managed to stop all of this and all three students were arrested. >>> chilling details tonight in the wake of yesterday's mass shooting at unlv. the police say the gunman that killed three people and wounded a fourth had specific victims in mind. >> the suspec

penny wong added civilians and civilian infrastructure including hospitals must be protected.

anna wong with the broader outlook for the economy.ve the fed decision and the inflation numbers this week. when it comes to the markets, you started talking a little bit about what was happening in the treasury market. we continue to keep tabs on the 10-year yield. we are also watching a bit of buying in the broader s&p 500 today. sonali: interesting, we are near session highs for the s&p 500, and looking at an interesting rally. fairly broad-based. 400 stocks or so nearly in the green for the s&p. to your point, the 10-year yield, what do you make of the day were so much economic data is still ahead of us? we will be watching that dot plot. jon: as we prepare for that, we leave it at that. . for sonali basak, i am jon erlichman. this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. (we did it) start today at godaddy.com romain

accused of murdering his partner, 27-year-old kimberly wong.was found dead in her presidio heights apartment last thursday during a welfare check. police arrested 29-year-old scott fisher in concord yesterday morning. friends of wong tell kpix she and fisher had dated for several years. wong worked as a product designer at plaid and was at splunk between 2017 and 2021. no word yet on a possible motive. but supervisor stefani who represents preside owe heights tweeted out she was grateful an arrest was made in the case and we must all take a stand against domestic violence. >>> in santa rosa, police arrested three students after one of them pulled out a knife during a classroom fight at herbert slater middle school. one of them brandished this kitchen knife and tried to lunge at the other two teens. a teacher managed to stop the fight before officers arrived and arrested all three students. >>> the pleasant hill pilot accused of trying to cut the engines of an alaska airlines flight to sfo is out of jail. an oregon judge allowed 44-year-old jose

wong worked at banking software firm plat and previously worked at spunk. police have not said anything about the relationship between the two. struck people who lived near the former hunters point shipyard in san francisco have been worried about their safety for decades. now, they plan to sue after the recent discoveries of radioactive objects, adding new competitions to the effort to develop the waste site into a waterfront neighborhood. as kenny choi reports, the navy has ignored their demands for more testing. >>> for residents in this community, without full pretesting, it could jeopardize lives. they believe that a loss is the only way to force the navy's hand. >>> camilla would explore the nearby shipyard as a child, not knowing the site was contaminated with radioactive waste. >>> we used to pop this fence. it is easier. we would hop through the gate and play here because it was vacant. >> she lived in hunters point, not far from the shipyard that was designated in 1989, a superfund site, reserved for the nation's most contaminated plans. the navy

a 27 year old kimberly wong, who had gone to sacred heart high school in atherton, graduated from the university of washington and was working in the tech industry in san francisco, discovered dead during a welfare check in the home she shared with her boyfriend. today scott fisher made his first court appearance in san francisco and pleaded not guilty to the charge of domestic violence homicide. neighbors told reporters they were shocked. yet intimate partner violence is all too common. joining us live now to talk about it is orchid pucci, executive director of the asian women's shelter orchid. thanks for joining us today. >> thank you for having me. >> such a sad yet important topic. look, with regard to this case, san francisco police saying this is the first domestic violence related homicide of the year in the city . is this an anomaly or are domestic killings actually this rare? >> unfortunately, domestic violence killings aren't in any way rare really anywhere anywhere across the country, including here in the bay area, including in san francisco. >> can you share some numbers

wong was found dead on november 30th in their apartment. this is the first domestic violence homicide her office prosecuted this year. >> my message is for anybody in a relationship involving domestic violence that they please, please contact the authorities. that they find a place of safety. there are so many shelters and resources available to victims of domestic violence including my office. we want to be here to support the victims. >> fisher faces 26 years to life. the da says she will push for him to stay in custody tonight . >>> tonight, the mayor is facing questions about how the police handled a barricaded police officer after shooting and wounding his wife. then they backed off friday morning without arresting him. that was time to give, that was meant to give him time to cool down. the police lifted a shelter in place order for the neighborhood. then it was back in place for friday evening when s.w.a.t. negotiators moved in. saturday morning he fired shots at armored vehicles before surrendering. his wife is expected to be okay.

. >> as ktvu claudine wong reports , mary ladd says it's important to make people who are battling an invisible illness visible. >> we spent months talking about covid as the pandemic rolled on. it seemed like that was all anyone talked about and so now, even though covid is still around, most feel like it's over. there's only one problem. it's not anywhere close to being done for millions of americans suffering from long covid, well, what needs to be told is that there's so many of us that we're not able to work or we can't work full time. >> we struggle with housing, with getting medical care, or there isn't a cure. there isn't treatment. there are a lot of medical professionals who are doing their best, and they really aren't sure how to approach long covid. so i wanted to bring those themes to life that there are a lot of commonalities, regardless of whether you have 12 symptoms or three that keep coming back, according to a recent survey by the centers for disease control, 18 million americans have suffered from long covid. >> 8.8 million say they currently have the condition, wh

i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach, the owner telling us it was taken while he was working right outside of an oakland brewery that's closing because of crime in the neighborhood. ktvu is joey horton live tonight in oakland and unfortunate situation here. joey police telling you and they really can't do much about it. yeah oakland police mike are saying they can't do anything. >> the guy can't report his truck stolen because he doesn't have proof he owns it. he doesn't have the bill of sale just yet. what's worse, he says he didn't have insurance either because he had just bought the truck from a friend of his. now he's scrambling to recover his losses. jason lewis brings the heat, serving up juicy burgers. he's the owner of oakland barbecue, a mobile restaurant in oakland. it's been good people, good food on thursday, lewis bought this 2001 chevy s10 to haul his equipment around. the very next day, he was finishing up a job outside ale industry is a brewery in fruitvale. >> we put everything in the truck, went inside to say goodbye to the staff here, and we turned around and the

is it you have the chickens you the wong's and that family the ng doesn't they're really ngs. yes yes. yeah yeah. so you've the three families going and i just wanted to have you talk through what was like, you know, unraveling and then trying to put together the narratives of. these three different families and just say a little bit about who the three of three families are, were and are. sure. so the three families that i'm dealing are my paternal chin side as well as my maternal side, my maternal grandmother's family, the ang family, my my mother's family, her father's family, the wang family and what was so interesting about working on this project was that because i am fifth generation chinese-american, there were four, and my family goes back to the mid-19th century. any any major of things that impact did chinese americans from the mid-19th to today i was able to write about these historic and historic sociopolitical events that impacted the community through the lens of various family members just because we've been here for so long so i felt like i was really fortunat

mr. wong, always the pleasure of speaking to you. thank you for your time. stay nelson, long vice habit of based on kind of sense of for impact on international studies have a good day. thank you. the, well, the individuals and corporations should pay for the home, the closing that's according to ian fry. you and the special russell to the on climate and human rights will cope $28.00 in the latest episodes of going on the ground. he says his views on climate change on the climate change agenda, and delves into raisins, aggravating the crisis. we can watch the full episode tomorrow on all t in the meantime. here's a quick preview. the climate change represents of one of the most serious rides through here, manatees that we've ever faced. and it, and it's a, it's already causing harm to many, hundreds of thousands of people that the rights to was, the food shelter are all being affected by the impacts of climate change. and yet, of course we have the richest in the world, say the washington post owner amazons you haven't been as well as talking green like othe

adele wong is a publisher and author based in hong kong.king to adele wong, a publisher and author based in hong kong about the festival. winter solstice is quite a big deal here even though it's the shortest day of the year, there is much to celebrate and it means we have only longer and brighter days going forward and employees, workers get a half day off and the day is meant to be celebrated with family, and eating dumplings with sweet glutinous rice which symbolise union and celebration. lots to look forward to and a generally optimistic the day and, coincidently, the winter solstice is not a holiday, we have a lot of a holiday weekend in hong kong we have christmas day and boxing day off as well. very happy celebrations towards the end of the year. hong kong has gone through a great deal of change in the last few years, covid being one of the main ones, what is the sense of feel like an atmosphere of the city this year? so hve had many years of upheaval and general unrest in this year, it feels a lot different and we finally lifted all

accused of murdering his partner, 27-year-old kimberly wong. was found dead in her presidio heights apartment last thursday during a well-being check. police arrested 29-year-old scott fisher in concord yesterday morning. friends of wong tell kpix she and fisher had dated for several years. wong worked as a product designer at plaid and was splunk between 2017 and 2021. >>> but supervisor katherine city fa knee tweeted out she was grateful an arrest has been made in the case and we must all take a stand against domestic violence. >>> in santa rosa, police arrested three students after one of them pulled out a knife during a classroom fight at herbert sladeburg middle school. police say the fight broke out between three 13-year-olds and one of them brandished this kitchen knife and tried to lunge at the other two teens. a teacher managed to stop the fight before officers arrived and arrested all three students. >>> the pleasant hill pilot accused trying to cut the engines of an alaska airlines flight to sfo is out of jail. an oregon judge allowe

both chris rock and allie wong are nominated this year.eason why they don't want to host is because it is a lot of work for little payoff. this is not a globe-specific issue. you also run into this with the oscars and the emmys. there's a reason why jimmy kimmel is about to host for his fourth year in a row. of course he is phenomenal, but also not a lot of people want to do it, and not a lot of people are great at it. you get a lot of instant feedback and often times the feedback is negative especially in the world that we live in today. that is why we see the stars turning down the offer. but they will find one and with all of the star power among the nominees even if they don't have a huge house, there definitely is still a reason to tune in. >> all right, thank you so much. >>> the mystery in russia is one of vladimir putin's most prominent critics goes missing, supporters say they are not sure where he is, and they are concerned. the latest on this, i had on cnn . >>> we continue to follow the breaking news, special counsel jack smith

authorities were there on a welfare check for wong. she was a 27 year-old employee at plaid where she worked as a product designer investigators say 29 year-old fisher used a knife to kill her. he's now facing a murder charge. district attorney brooke jenkins spoke today about domestic violence. these, of course, investigated this and so they were able to obtain surveillance evidence as well as other evidence that >> led them to the conclusion that it was mister fisher for anybody in in in in a relationship involving domestic violence that they please please contact the authorities that they find a place of safety. there are so many shelters and resources available to victims of domestic violence, including my office. we want to be here to support those victims. and again, that includes not only a male female relationships, but same relationships as well. that i think often go unnoticed. >> jenkins says they are going to push to keep fish are in custody because they do feel he's a threat to the community. he's expected in court again t

good evening, i'm claudine wong. let's get straight over to meteorologist mark tamayo for what's ahead. mark. >> hi there. claudine. yeah, we've been talking about two storms this week. the first one has moved out of town, but the next one, you'll definitely notice it's a presence of tomorrow morning, especially near the coast and right around portions of the bay. rainfall totals really adding up over the past three days. look at these spots. some areas over four inches of rain already over the past three days, and some more totals to show you. santa rosa 3.21. san francisco 1.84. oakland over an inch. it's the airport and san jose 0.90. here's our next storm offshore, a well-defined area of low pressure, we will add another quarter inch to possibly an inch and a half over the next 24 hours. winds could be up there as well. we do not have winning wind advisories around maybe around 30 to 40 miles an hour, and if you notice this is a warm pattern. so snow levels in the sierra primarily up above 7500, up above 8000ft.

jan wong from an investment firm told me what she is expecting when it comes to rate decisions from chinaxpecting them to remain on hold at this moment, but a lot of us will wait for the federal reserve is doing, we expect them to remain on hold until the middle of next year and then many of the central banks in this region will be able to follow that to cut interest rates but for the boj and china is the outlier they will cut interest rates down the road and doj will interest rate increased starting from next year. rate increased starting from next year-— rate increased starting from next ear. . . next year. the chief executive of a nuclear — next year. the chief executive of a nuclear waste _ next year. the chief executive of a nuclear waste processing | of a nuclear waste processing centre in the uk has hit back at claims of cyber breaches and lacks safety standards. a british newspaper reported sellafield had been hacked by groups linked to russia and china. in an exclusive or —— interview for bbc news the boss denied reports and dismissed concerns ageing and decaying facilities fille

authorities have identified the san francisco woman found dead last week is 27 year-old kimberly wong. >> a tech worker in san francisco officers were conducting a welfare check at a home on clay street in the pacific heights neighborhood when they found her body police suspect she is the victim of a homicide. there are no details yet about how she di >> welcome back. south bay assemblymember evan low is running for congress looking to replace longtime representative anna eshoo. as you has represented a large part of silicon valley for more than 3 decades. she is not seeking reelection next year. if elected low would be the first openly lgbtq congressman to represent the bay area and only the 4th to represent california as an openly man low is currently the chair of the california assembly is api caucus and the former chair of the lgbtq caucus. he's also the former mayor of campbell. >> tomorrow night for republican hopefuls for president will take the stage at the university of alabama for the 4th gop debate. washington correspondent reshad hudson is there. he joins us now live with

wong to give us the status. kelly wong code enforcement manager of planning. if the work is completed per approvals of the planning department and all other project approvals. and opened. for any work -- in the future that did not comply with approvals. then that work could actually -- being be what is this word. the new legislation for violations up to thousand per day and the penalty structure you will be hearing about later today in today's agenda. up to the 500 thousand dollars per structure could, ploy. >> uh-huh. why could you give us the status of the case? >> with this, and the case because the experience has been work nothing faith with planning. we don't have assessed penalties at the moment for this case because hay did go back and obtain the certificate of appropriateness the first time. they came back and then once they discovered that because there was a change of contractors once we discoverd that the w that they did was not with what was previously approved. address all of our concerns. you don't have concerns? right now -- >> have been paid an

ray wong with us.iever in that technology, you were a big early enthusiast of tesla. >> the challenge since 2012, in november, the economic impact is the issue, funding china on the back of this and hybrids are the best way to go. not a 20 or time from but a 40-year hive -- timeframe. neil: to have the battery component you get a little of both and gives you an edge. >> what is important to know. neil: toyota likes that. >> that's how to bridge the gap. they are still very expensive. subsidies are helping the chinese and costing the american taxpayer a lot of money. neil: if they are really good they will solve themselves and eventually they will sell themselves but we are not in a position to force them. >> tesla has to show, they've got manufacturing to automation so low they are their margins are higher, forward might be losing $4,000 a vehicle, tesla is making $8000 a vehicle and that's the difference. how can we use the materials like lithium, who don't like us, rare earth -- neil: why did we go i

jenson wong took to the stage in singapore saying they are working with the u.s. government. going forward, i can only assume there will be more restrictions for a lot of these chips. companies need to be cautious and maybe start pivoting their attention elsewhere. amd, we are not expecting any comments specifically about china on stage because their market is smaller than nvidia's. but they said there would be a significant impact in the q4 revenue. that is something to keep a note for. daniel brought up an interesting point too about the market share. i think the big conversation is that the market is still really big. nvidia has a stronghold now and amd is coming in. for investors looking at which stock to buy, there is still an opportunity, especially when amd plied more in the infrensing world of the large model but in the future is where i get concerned. you have all of the competition from the hyperscalers coming in. >> they will play a significant role. they play the software stacks top to bottom. you can see microsoft was here and oracle was here talking about how th

and they are all stored as douglas bundle. wong truck, home and bank of just whole of domestic sidelines as you be tube less community should really be. yeah. but a lot of have it can be very optimistic. the math is on the farm hall. the debate that as it's been ongoing and it's still ongoing right now as b o y on the positive from both government and opposition. there's been a lot of support on this bill coming. but of course, there's a reasonable portion to it because we have the uh to the situation before this whole debate about same sex marriages have been a sort of an ongoing ethics as the sort of ongoing for almost a decade with the latest the last year when i got to this kind of the day, but fail to put it to a vote before it's on the spot. but suddenly it looks by the, by the base. by the way, these little today, it is likely that that will be both of us leading at the very least at the end of the day. and according to our government, so very no more than 96 percent of people in thailand are in favor of legalizing same sex marriage is the populace of both of those actually these

resolution, australia foreign minister said israel must respect international humanitarian law, penny wong civilians and civil

good morning, i'm claudine wong and hi everyone. >> happy new year. i'm frank mallicoat. uh, a lot of folks have plans this weekend. let's check in with rosemary and find out that rain is going to stop. >> yes, we are going to be drying out just in time. we do have scattered showers. good morning to both of you. scattered showers across the bay area this morning. we will be drying out a little bit later today. here's a look at what we're seeing out there right now into the north bay. some of our higher elevations. getting the sprinkles at this time. talking about right off our coastline towards mount tam and then stretching a little bit closer towards the san francisco peninsula area, you can see a few scattered showers just off the coastline there near half moon bay and over towards a santa cruz. the snow continues to pile up here in the sierra, which is some good news, but there are advisory there for travel that will continue into the evening hours. meanwhile for us, high surf and a coastal advisory continues today as well. by the second part of the afternoon we will b

and kousuke wong. this is the final series of 2023 and the last in two years of comic posters. just to call out this comic poster series has been such a delight, i think, for the arts commission for us to see them come to fruition. and i think for the city as well, they really do invite people to interact and read the art. and one of the things i love about this poster series is it really again, talking about san francisco history and the cultural diversity of san francisco's history and highlights that in a way that is interesting and fun and helps educate people, you know, in a way that they may not otherwise have access to. and just to call out to craig and props with with that as well. so last and definitely not least, we have the treasure island photography documentation project. five photographers were selected to document changes taking place on treasure island, a curated selection of the photographers worked are exhibited in 40 jc duco advertising kiosks located at various locations around the

he's suspected of killing kimberly wong. wong was found dead in her home in presidio heights a week ago. police and into the apartment do a wellness check when they found her body supervisor. catherine stefani says that domestic violence is suspected in this case. holiday crime sprees continuing across the bay area in san francisco. police say a group of thieves targeted a lens crafter crafters store on market street. this is video from the citizen app from yesterday afternoon. witnesses telling police a group of teens went into the store and still a lot of sunglasses and other types of classes before taking off so far, no arrests have been made in the east bay thieves stole more than 40 iphones from the apple store in berkeley. this happening just before one in the afternoon yesterday at the store on 4th street. police say 2 to 3 people were dressed in all they took off and after grabbing the phones in a white suv. >> a ahead in the south bay. you can see it here. los gatos police catching 2 people trying to steal nearly $4

claudine wong, live tonight there in the newsroom. claudine. thank you.ur coverage of this story actually continues on ktvu news at 730. claudine will be speaking live with the executive director of the prosecutor's alliance of california about what can be done about retail theft. the news at 730 comes right after west coast rap at the top of the hour here on ktvu . >> 2024 will bring a whole slate of new laws in california, including some major changes in the workplace. people who use marijuana away from the office and on their own time will see new protections. ktvu political reporter greg lee spoke with an expert about what to expect. >> most california employees who use marijuana away from work will see new protections starting on january first. >> it's a very, very significant law in terms of what it says and perhaps what it sets the pathway for in other places. >> governor newsom signed two bills into law related to cannabis use. one prevents employers from asking job applicants about their past marijuana use. we're already seeing the impact the com

i'm claudine wong. >> hi, everyone. happy weekend. you know it's cold when oakland drops into the 30s overnight. that's a i could feel it chili dog day i guess i bundled up just even walked to my car. >> i left my jacket in the car. i'm like, take it another one. i've got like four jackets in my car now to i do to i leave them and then i think, oh, i'll just wear that one tomorrow when coming in. >> and then i grab another one before i walk out the door. good morning. always prepared. yes, you may need to jackets out there this morning. it is that cold in most areas. even a freeze warning for our north bay valley locations where temperatures are a little bit below freezing this morning into the afternoon. we're going to go just slightly warmer with temperatures ranging in the low to mid 60s and for your bay area sunday, a near repeat, perhaps not quite as cold tomorrow morning. and then getting into the afternoon slightly warmer. a better look at the current conditions and what you can expect for your bay area weekend coming up. >> so

i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm claudine wong.hout the day yesterday. the question is will it keep falling today? meteorologist rosemary oroczo joining us now. i mean the blue skies are a good indication, but last night when it was raining again, i think it was like in the east bay, 930 when i was still coming down, i'm like, wait, is it done yet? i thought you were done. are you done? yes >> we had that scenario back during the october fest days. and i remember because there was an outdoor oktoberfest and i said, well, yeah, the storm is going to move on and well, those clouds just hung on. and with that, the drizzle just continued and the light rain and anyways, kind of a day like that is what we had yesterday. for today, we'll call for partly to mostly cloudy skies, seasonal temps into the afternoon. another mild start this morning and a little bit of unsettled weather with the possibility of a few sprinkles. but nothing like what we saw yesterday. i'll have a better look at today and the week ahead. coming up. okay >> thank yo

piny wong added civilians and civilian infrastructure, including hospitals must be protected. brigades has fired about. that is the latest and attacks by the resistance groups against israeli position response to the genocide in gaza. 10 israel soldiers were also killed the latest.

penny wong added civilians and civilian infrastructure, including hospitals to be protected. military wing brigades has fired about of missiles at israel's rim and military base. that is the latest in attacks. resistance groups against israely positions responds to the genocide in gaza. 10 israel soldiers were also killed in the latest ground flashes with palestinians.

scott fisher stabbed kimberly wong to death in her apartment on november 30th. this is the first domestic violence homicide jenkins has prosecuted this year. he will be held without bail while da jenkins said victims of domestic violence need to reach out for help . >> my message is that for anybody in a relationship involving domestic violence that they please contact the authorities . that they find a place of safety. there are so many shelters and resources available to victims of domestic violence, including my office. we want to be here to support those victims. >> he faces 26 years to life in prison if convicted. >>> two san mateo county, and we have an update to the story of an autographed seeking intruder into the home of steph curry. an arrest warrant for the 18-year-old exchange student who got inside steph curry's atherton home in october . police say a man push the button to open the gate to the property, walking through the unlocked front door, and the nanny scared him off. as for the man's journey to justice, reports say he is sheng gao of cupertin

it's g ng to all stick richard wong joins us live and richard, thanks for joining us. and let's talk a little bit about this knowledge is and i think first off, let's talk about what it really means. and part of what this means is that when you have of snow, you get these incredible pops of color against that snow, right? >> yeah, yeah. during fall season, of course, it's very colorful. and california has some quite nice foliage as well. but, you know, later in the fall season, you can get a really nice snowstorm against the against the foliage when there's still color on the trees. absolutely. >> i think a lot of people associate leaf peeping with an east coast activity. i lived on the east coast for a little while in new england, and we had leaf peepers come up and check it out, but really, we have this amazing resource right here in california, in yosemite and elsewhere where we're going to get this amazing foliage. right? >> yeah, california. i think it flies under the radar for people that, you know, look at look at, you know, leaf peeping. most people think of co

kimberly wong was found dead in her presidio heights apartment a week ago.lieve it was domestic violence. >> herbert's later, middle school in santa rosa on lockdown after a student pulls a knife during a fight in the classroom. police say 2.13, year-old boys enter the classroom and started attacking a 3rd boy that fight spilling out into the hallway where the 3rd boy pulled that night. you see there, the teacher eventually breaking it up. air. quality officials say the richmond's wastewater facility broke some rules. >> about that rotten egg smell coming from facility. officials say at the facility say that the owner is because of construction work that's being done. still investigating. >> and you have to wait a little longer to eat crab and a lot of people love crab for christmas holidays. >> the season is delayed again. the commercial season. now it can't start until december. 21st and it's because of the humpback whale. state regulators have seen a lot of migrating whales off of the coast of california in recent weeks and want to protect them because th

claudine wong, ktvu, fox two news well, barry weather the weekend off to a mild start. >> we will thickenthe cloud, cover tomorrow and we could be tracking a few scattered showers in your sunday forecast. but the main activity the day you'll step outside and say it's pouring will probably be first thing monday morning. so here's what's happening. rain returns for the upcoming week. the possibility of some thunderstorms. it's a warmer weather pattern, so we're not talking about low snow levels in the sierra. in fact, the snow levels are up there into monday and tuesday up above 7500ft, maybe beyond wednesday. that cooler air moves in. we could be talking about a drop off in those snow levels, but still talking about a lot of rain closer to lake level in the sierra. now. rainfall expectations here in the bay area. these are the totals at least the possibilities from sunday right on through wednesday. and these numbers could change around a bit. but just to give you an idea, the coastal hills could pick up over four inches of rain down in the south bay, could easily go up above an inch and u

he's accused of stabbing 27 year old kimberly wong to death. authorities are calling it a deadly case of domestic abuse. >> services are here. san francisco has a lot of services, crisis lines. you can get help. 24 hours a day, even if you just want to talk. certainly legal services to get a restraining order. and we have shelters for those who need them. so nobody is alone in san francisco or reach out for help. >> wong's body was found inside the couple's apartment on clay street on november 30th. fisher was arrested a week later in concord. >> and this was just the latest example of domestic violence turning deadly during our 3 p.m. show. getting answers. yes today we spoke with the executive director of the asian women's shelter about what leads to domestic violence. >> yes, there are sort of root causes for how this type of entitled violence happens and then there are exacerbating factors. so a lot of times people will think, oh, it's because of the alcohol or, oh, it's because of the meth, or, oh, it's because of poverty, it's because of

i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach.oday, a nationwide report card was released on anti-semitism on college campuses and stanford was handed a c san francisco state, a, d

. >> and i'm claudine wong.ours of public comment still under way tonight at the san francisco board of supervisors meeting. a majority of speakers in favor of a cease fire resolution. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us live from san francisco. and a big turnout tonight, jana. >> there certainly has been. we are talking about six hours so far of public comment. each person getting up for a minute each and if you take a look behind me, you can see city hall. the lights are still on there is still a line. people are still giving public testing. and tonight, there have been many people who were very emotional about the cease fire resolution. the line to enter san francisco city hall stretched down the block and around the corner, a crowd that some estimated at more than 1000 people queuing up to speak out at the san francisco board of supervisors meeting tuesday night. >> i've been on the board for four years. i've never seen this kind of turnout. >> the majority of people came in support of the gaza cease fire resolutio

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wong said un members see pauses in fighting as a critical step on the path with sustainable and permanent seasfire. on friday, the us vetod a seasfire resolution proposed in the security council that called for seasfire in gaza. us was the only country to reject the seasfire call. it came after the un antonio guteres invoked the rarely used article 99 of the un's charter to raise attention on gaza. there's been increasing international pressure on israel and skibacker the us to end the genocide in gaza. the runing for minister says the aftermath of the israely onslot in the gaza strip will remain in the region for many years to come. the consequences and effects this gen and war crimes in palestine will be imposed on the region and the international community for many years. we hope that these meetings will have practical results and won't remain only as venue to simply express positions. we hope the un high commissioner for refugees will fulfill its duties and pay attention to the wealth. the united nations global refugee forum in geneva said more than 2000 people in gaza have been massa