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right now in san jose, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> all right, zach, thank you so much. in the south bay, a man is under arrest for building a homemade bomb. san jose police say a device was foundn june of 2022 near the intersection of del mass and co avenues. they add it was not far from an elected official's home. now, police shared a picture of what looks like a pipe bomb lying on the ground after a lengthy investigation, the suspect was tracked down this week and arrested during a search of his home. investigators say they found a guide on how to make explosives. the suspect made his first court appearance today and is being held without bail for four men linked to the murder case of officer tuan lei pleaded not guilty today. >> attorneys for two of them are asking now for speedy hearings. abc seven news reporter anser hassan an was in court. >> all four men charged in connection to the murder of oakland police officer tuan lei pleaded not guilty in court on thursday. >> right now, mr. cooper is being charged with murder. uh it's a felony murder theory. um, so there'

zach fuentes, abc seven news. all right, zach, thank you so much. >> a rally is going on this evening outside people's park in berkeley over the barricades and barbed wire that have gone up around the park. the site is packed with history and now uc berkeley is moving forward with plans to develop it and turn it into housing for students. currently the school offers housing to only about a quarter of its students. we are getting a better look at the project, which calls for two buildings on the site. it includes one that would be used for unhoused people coming up here. >> the quest for six. we'll take you live to levi's stadium for the latest on the 40 niners practice today as they gear up to host the packers on saturday. abc seven news at five continues as discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as

zach fuentes abc seven news. >> all right, zach, thank you for that. and a 100 year old oak tree fell onto three cars this morning in downtown san mateo, totaling two of those cars. officials say they received a call around 330 this morning of the tree blocking the street at fourth avenue between dartmouth and south el camino real. the street was closed until 1 p.m. while workers cleaned up the debris and removed the tree from the street. one nearby resident says his car was parked right in front of the cars that were hit. i loved this tree because parking under it gave me shelter from the rough californian sun, but honestly, this type of situation makes me a bit more wary. >> now to park under these trees. >> yeah certainly does. officials advise people to park in a garage or carport as trees, branches and debris do fall during storms and rainy season. >> more weather coming up in the forecast in just a moment, but let's move on all across the state, thousands of cal state professors and lecturers are on strike. abc seven news reporter luz pena went t

so zach mentioned an important point. this is being released and this information is coming to light as republicans in the house are pushing forward on an impeachment and alleging that joe biden. and had had some kind dealings with regard to china. we should also say even the allegations that they have not given evidence about, was not while joe biden was in office. >> that's an important thing. this is going to color 2024. this is going to be investigation pa louz is a in terms of attacks. and the cynics among co's are going to say they just want a counter to each other's accusations. and one of the larger arguments among republicans against joe biden is that he's corrupt. one of the larger arguments against democrats is that the paper trail is undenial. and that the money that his handling of classified documents are all serious matters and need to be discussed and recognized by even republican voters. republican voters don't seem that interested in talking about it. >> you mentioned the paper trail. this is something f

jason, let's pick up on the point that zach was making.in the show, literally countries that have a population of four billion people, half the planets population in 60 different countries, will vote in national elections this year. including india. the world's largest democracy, if we can still call it that. in the world is tilting otherwise. joe biden likes to say that democracies winning, no disrespect to him, he's actually wrong. authoritarianism is ascendant in the world. >> that's right. and i think it's really important to note that we're not the world's oldest democracy. we're a very young democracy. we went to democracy until the voting rights act. black americans were not allowed to vote in much of the country. so, we weren't at all a democracy. that's important. why is that important? because when authoritarianism threatens the practices of the past return. and that's what we're seeing. with the attacks on schools and the attacks on universities, we're seeing a push to erase history. to replace actual history with a narrative of

zach fuentes spent today finding. but before we hear from them, let's go to abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. with how long until the rain returns, sandhya? yes. so we have some showers right now. dan and ama and as we take a look at live doppler seven, i'll talk about how long this will last before we do get that break. so we are going to take you into street level radar. as you will notice in the north bay from napa heading across highway 12, airport boulevard out towards cordelia junction, you are seeing some lightrillionain right now. it is light to moderate in the inland east bay around vasco road across 580, so not complete. done with this system. as a matter of fact, this afternoon we saw a thunderstorm developing . it was a strong thunderstorm that was in santa clara county earlier today. as we take a look at the wider picture here statewide, we are seeing the precipitation. now, southern california has had its share of thunderstorms and some downpours. the sierra has been seeing a mix of rain and sn

said to weigh in on a key question of presidential immunity, cnn zach cohen joins us now, so zach whatthe legal team saying in this latest filing. >> reporter: trump's attorneys are arguing that the criminal case against him in georgia should be dismissed because he is protected by presidential immunity, so that means, he can't be prosecuted for things, that he did while he was in office. the core of the argument is really the idea, that things that trump was doing like pressuring department of justice officials to investigate cases of voter fraud or pushing mike pence to overturn the election on january 6th, that fell within the scope of his presidential duties, his official duties, that is what trump's lawyers are arguing, if that sounds familiar that is because it is, it is almost identical to the argument that's attorneys are making in the federal case, that the elections subversion case, here in washington, d.c., we will hear more on this argument of question of immunity, and trump is expected to be present for those arguments, back in the georgia case, the immunity argument was n

zach safe travels home. thank you. well in santa cruz today, cleanup was underway after rising floodwaters forced some residents from their homes. >> a downpour turned a cul de sac into a mini lagoon there. after the latest batch of storms dropped inches of water overnight, water flowing from the nearby lagoon also caused the water levels to rise rapidly. some vehicles became submerged, and five of the 240 units at the cypress point apartment complex were flooded in about 15 minutes. >> it went up about four inches, which was it was pretty crazy. my car was right over here and the water line was right at the top of the tires. it's pretty frustrating. unfortunately because this isn't the first time it happens often and you feel kind of trapped because the entire complex gets flooded and then you're just kind of stuck there in the middle of the night. mudslide slides and downed trees also impacted roads in that area as well. >> and drivers were urged to obey all road closures, all right. >> let's bring in chief meteorolo

zach. yeah this pier is just such a huge attraction for pacifica, not just for the beautiful views you can take in here, but also because it's one of the only piers where people can fish for free. >> but of course, a big number was done here on december 28th that damaged parts of the piers, deck and concrete railing. that was because of big waves and high tides. but now, starting today through at least january 25th, the pier is going to be closed. while the structure here is assessed. so despite the pier's closure, though, crowds have been making their way over here. and that's really because of one main draw. and that has been today's waves. we've spoken with just several people who say that while they're disappointed that the pier is closed, they're just in awe of these waves. and since they haven't been destructive so far today, they've actually been a big help for the chit chat cafe right here at the base of the pier, the owner, ginger davis. she tells me that local fishers along with n

a qr code directs anyone who scans it to a letter written to zach. hi, zach. it reads.bly wondering what your name is doing on a banner in front of parkside community church. a creative response to a not so creative response of act. the letter states they've had 20 banners vandalized in three years, adding it's sad and disappointing every time you see it reads, we believe that no matter who you are or where you are on life's journey, you are welcome here. mcdonald says the hope is he or anyone else really reaches out. >> there's been an awful lot of hit the mats, you know, and we would like this to be a much more positive interaction. >> reporter they hope this can be a lesson, a positive response to a hurtful act. maybe there's a little bit more positive out there in the world. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at six. >> and tonight we are following breaking news out of the state of new hampshire. the associated press and fox news projecting donald trump will win the republican primary in new hampshire, though nikki haley says she is not bowing out of the race. good eveni

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zach >> yeah, it's an organization that's been around for decades in sonoma county, helping countless youth facing homelessness and mental health, health crises. but of late, the organization says it's struggled to find enough funding donations to cover its expenses. the amount they need to stay open now in the millions. >> sc gave me a sense of belonging, a support system to overcome adversity one by one. >> jasmine riley and others stepping up to the mic in santa rosa to speak on behalf of a nonprofit they say changed their lives. >> since that time, i had not been unemployed ever. >> jason lee first walked into the doors of social advocates for youth, known as sa y for short, in 1984, as his mother, and he struggled to make ends meet. today, the organization which serves youth in crisis, struggling itself, fc is addressing the same exact challenges that all of our nonprofits are facing in sonoma county. the 53 year old nonprofit, which also now houses 67 homeless area youth and three babies, says it needs to raise $1 million in the next ten days to stay afloat. soaring operational

joining us to discuss it all, errol lewis, lee carter, john avlon and zach . and you were in the courtroom yesterday. some of what he was saying was struck down by the judge. what was it like? >> before he even took the stand, there was about ten minutes where the judge and trump's attorney were going back and forth talking about the ground rules for trump's testimony, things that could be asked and what could not be asked given the fact so many of the issues has already been skied. and when that happened, we saw the energy level in the room really change. trump when he had walked into the courtroom in the morning wasn't making a whole lot of audible comments. maybe whispering to his lawyers a little bit. but otherwise just watching the proceedings and the witnesses before him. but then when we got to talking about the conditions of trump's testimony, all of a sudden he started speaking up, talking to his lawyer saying he had never met carroll again claiming that and espousing many of the claims that we've seen him do on the campaign trail and in public. so th

i'm going to make this happen no matter what. >> all right, zach, reporting for as they're interesting situation they have going on in that region. meanwhile, other news youth football will not be banned in california even if a new bill passes. governor newsom announced today he veto a bill that would ban tackle football for kids under the age of 12 due to the health risks. if supporters of this thing arguing the sport is too aggressive for younger children to play and the tackle football is linked to brain health disorders like cte. the mayo clinic says ct gets worse over time and can cause cognitive impairment. behavior changes mood disorders and motor skill issues. kids only have one great. only have one life. >> and there's irreversible damage to kids, brains. that is totally unnecessary. >> the governor says he's deeply concerned about the health and safety of young athletes. but says an outright ban is not the answer. he says instead he'll work with the state legislature to make youth football safer. >> over the last 6 years, pickleball has attracted large crowds to one san franc

zach >> yeah. dan. before this new guidance, people were told to isolate for five days whether they had symptoms or not. and though the new guidance may seem opposite of what we've learned since the start of the pandemic, experts say this guidance has been issued now for a reason. still, though, they do have concerns for certain groups of people as students in the oakland unified school district return to class this week from winter break, they're coming back with new covid guidance. the district sent the guidance out monday. it lets students and teachers who test positive for covid, but aren't showing symptoms, return to school and it's. notice osd said that your advised to stay home until you haven't had a fever for 24 hours without using fever, reducing medication, and until covid symptoms are mild and improving, they should also mask up when they're around other people indoors for ten days after you become sick or test positive. the district's guidance is based on a recent update to state guidance g

zach saying thank you . >> thanks, zach. >> all right. now to our weather .ak from the rain and a warm up headed our way. >> let's go to meteorologist mark tamayo with a look at our forecast. hi, mark. >> hi there. yeah we are talking about some 70s as we head into your weekend. so temperatures have been trending up. take a look at the highs from this afternoon. a lot of 60s to report. as you can see for santa rosa. concord 60 san jose 64 and san francisco downtown 61 degrees. the temperatures, as i mentioned, a bit of a warming trend. so by sunday, the warmest locations will be at least back up into the low 70s. could be approaching maybe the mid 70s in the south bay. and it looks like another fairly warm forecast as we head into monday as well. so we'll talk about your weekend outlook for your saturday. mostly cloudy skies. it will be mild 63 to 70. the warming will continue for sunday. partly sunny. it's mild to warm, temperatures around 68 to 75 degrees now right now on the satellite you can see all the clouds streaming into northern california. and some

. >> abc7 news reporter zach fuentes has the story. >> reporter paxlovid has been a treatment known to work for high risk, unvaccinated people with covid, but until recently, not much was known about whether it could protect vaccinated, low risk groups from getting long covid. >> the earlier evidence suggested there might be a benefit in preventing long covid . >> but researchers at ucsf said their newly released findings show that using paxlovid to prevent long covid might not be effective. our study, as well as two other really well done studies, now have come out with the same results using slightly different approaches, and so i feel pretty confident that together, our studies really suggest that there that paxlovid unfortunately, does not really prevent long covid. doctor matt gerstenfeld said that they surveyed thousands of volunteers who were vaccinated and didn't have covid before paxlovid came out. they surveyed the volunteers once they were infected and then later again after they took paxlovid to see if they had long covid symptoms. taking paxlovid at the time that you have

r- we cannot to business as usual. >> and that was zach boetto reporting for us tonight. hospitals in at least 6 states, including california, reinstated indoor masking rules due to a spike in covid and flu cases. the mandate is in effect for staff and visitors at all hospitals, nursing homes and other facilities. doctors say that some of those patients are getting the flu and covid at the same time with some patients suffering fevers lasting more than a week. health officials say in the week ending december 23rd more than 3200 patients were admitted to hospitals for covid. that's up 14% from the week before flu activity in our state is now also considered very high. new housing laws going into effect for the new year and one of them will make renting a assembly bill. 12 will limit the amount of money landlords can charge for security deposits. >> starting this summer, landlords will have to restrict a deposit amount to just one month's rent in years past some landlords required to leave in 3 months, rent up front. one property manager says the new law will be a big help.

zach. thank you . >> new at 11. a former executive team member to san jose mayor matt mahan is now suing him, his chief of staff and the city for defamation. stacey katz brown says her reputation was damaged when she was wrongfully accused of leaking confidential information. she says the team spread the lie around the silicon valley political scene, preventing her from getting another job. chief of staff jim read says he believes the defamation lawsuit is baseless, and mayor mahan deferred to reed's comments. the city attorney has not responded to requests for a statement. the palo alto city council is scheduled to hold its annual reorganization meeting tomorrow. they will be choosing a new 2024 mayor and vice mayor from among the council members. the positions will be decided by a majority vote. tomorrow's meeting will begin at 530 on zoom and in the council chambers of city hall. that council also plans to pass a resolution of appreciation for outgoing mayor lydia cooper. well, coming up, brock purdy's alma mater

abc seven news reporter zach fuentes has the details. >> 33370 dow avenue shots fired. who are you? hit >> i can't be hidden now. >> that was the call that came in after that. alameda county sheriff's deputy was shot. deputies were trying to serve an eviction notice that a unit and a union city business park wednesday, when they were fired at one deputy, was shot in the arm and taken to a local trauma center with non-life threatening injuries. >> recovering. he's still in the hospital. he is in good spirits. >> union city police have taken the lead on the investigation. they didn't say much about possible suspects the day of the shooting. and now in a thursday press conference, they revealed that they tried to negotiate with the suspects for several hours. they eventually got search warrants approved, and our swat team members made entry into the into the business and located two um subjects who were deceased. >> um, those two subjects were believed to be involved in the shooting of the deputy investigators say that no deputies or officers fired weapons at the scene at first, offici

and we should see our peak snowpack. >> that was zach boetto reporting for us with that. we're going to check in with arms to need to start doing a snow dance or something to get things cooking up. there may not have to dance to heart. i would. yeah, it'll too much because we're good to see storms like, yeah, we're getting something coming boulder. and, you know, to start out the first part of the season, the storms have been really warm. and so that snow levels been so high. >> now we're going to watch that dropping down to about 3500 feet even by tomorrow. we're going take a major drop. so that snow begin to work its way up in the nevada right now. you see up there along the roadways to look at 18 now and 50. they're starting to check all the truckers now headed up there. i think they're going to require chains as you head throughout the night tonight. so if you're traveling in that direction, be prepared, likely to see some delays up temperatures cooling off. not really cold cold just yet. still 39 in south whitehall. 34 degrees in reno and 36 now in truckee around the

abc7 news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more on what it entails and reaction from supporters. >> stephanie cianci is the owner of an electric vehicle, but like many, she doesn't have charging infrastructure at her home, making things tough for the mom of a three year old, figuring out how we're going to charge, relation to nap time and where we're going to be. >> and, you know, if i can take her shopping while i charge, it's a challenge many face, especially those living in apartments or condos where there may be little to no access to charging, wind up spending a lot of time just attending to your car, charging instead of the single family home owners who all they need to do is they pull into their garage, they plug in and they forget about it. >> but it's not just lack of convenience. public charging can also be more expensive in some places than having a charger at home. >> we need to make sure that the residents in apartments and condos have access to the same affordable electricity rates for charging that single family residents have mothers out front. >> silicon valley and

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abc seven news reporter zach fuentes has reaction to the news today and more from officials on now. the search for a new chief of the san jose police department is losing its leader, chief anthony mata made the announcement tuesday morning that he's leaving in march to take on a new role with the county. >> in a statement, he said in part, i believe it is the right time for me to embark on a new role with the santa clara county district attorney's office. i'm incredibly grateful for the support and encouragement i've received throughout my career in. mata, has been with the department for 28 years, and has been chief for three. he'll now work as the investigations bureau chief for the santa clara county district attorney's office. d.a. jeff rosen spoke with us about mata's new role. >> chief mata is going from handling everything san jose related to uh. a little bit of a in some sense, an even broader focus in that a lot of the things that our bureau of investigations does is help other agencies in the county, other police departments with particularly complex or challenging investi

zach cohen joins us now. zach, what are we learning about this? >> sources are telling me and my colleague kristen wilson that the u.s. capitol police and fbi are taking this seriously and looking into these comments that were made by roger stone in the weeks leading up to the 2020 election, but only surfacing now. look, as you know, fbi take threats against lawmakers incredibly seriously. and you know, based on the content of this reporting, it certainly seems to fit this that bucket. roger stone is basically denying that he ever said this and that this has him even on the aid recording. he's calling it total nonsense, he accuses it of being ai manipulation and calls the whole thing absurd. but this is not the dpfirst tim that roger stone's comments related to the re-election have been under scrutiny. he was a close ally of former president trump. he was actively involved in various efforts to overturn the 2020 election, according to evidence that the january 6th committee put forward, and he was at trump's stop the steal rally on january 6th. an

. >> abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more on what that means moving forward. >> alfonso ramirez commutes. every day from his san jose home to work in mountain view. after saving up money, he bought an electric car. the only electric car that i was able to buy was a 2015 nissan leaf. being an older car, it's not holding a charge long, requiring long daily charging. ramirez lives in an apartment building and has to find charging in public places. sometimes it takes me. >> it takes me like two hours. >> linda hutchins knowles is with mothers out front, silicon valley. and the ev charging for all with inconvenience of finding charging in shared spaces. many are also spending more money than those who live in a single family home. the california public utilities commission has decided that public charging is not regulated, meaning the electricity rates are whatever the vendor wants to sell them. >> sell it for tuesday, the san jose city council voted unanimously to update its code. >> the current reach code requires charging stations at a number of parking spaces, and those a

message of what primaries and their decisions can make an effect in the next years in the south bay. >> zachntes, abc seven news and polls just closed in new hampshire, and donald trump is being declared the winner by the associated press. >> this race was seen as nikki haley's last chance to keep her bid alive for the republican presidential nomination. there actually are democratic names on the ballot as well, but joe biden's isn't one of them. this is because of a dispute between the state and the democratic party over when new hampshire should hold its primary. >> despite this outcome, nikki haley is vowing to stay in the race. coming up, a story about healing through the power of music. we'll show you how a class on the peninsula is helping a small community grapple with a deadly mass shooting. abc seven news at see. >> this is an abc news election update. the new hampshire primary now reporting david muir. >> good evening. we're coming back on the air because abc news is now projecting that donald trump will win the new hampshire republican primary. based on our analysis of the vote, t

abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes showed us what happened. >> take a look at what's sure to be one of the most memorable days of 12 year old addison kypreos life. how much fun have you had today? >> lots of fun. i love, i've loved this day. this is probably one of the best days ever, though. >> addison and her family now live in wisconsin, their roots are in northern california. addison is not just a sharks fan, but possibly one of their biggest. she got the surreal opportunity to join them on the ice at their practice rink. i raced some of the guys and i obviously beat them, um, despite addison's energy and enthusiasm, she's been dealing with a devastating disorder. >> addison suffers from a rare skin disorder called epp. basically, like a few minutes outside on the wrong day can equal pain. that's equal to a second degree. like burn addison's disorder also led to stage five liver failure. >> the nonprofit shadowed jumpers helps families who are faced with rare sun disorders. they connected with the kypreos family as addison was going through liver treatments. >> and wha

amy in the south bay zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> here.oming up, new details about a store clerk who was shot and killed during a robbery in the east bay over the weekend. >> plus, a new report on the bay area city claiming the bestrillionoad south san francisco, san jose and oakland. compare when abc seven news at five returns. coming up on world news tonight, a lot of breaking news this new storm of course blizzard conditions, several states, reports of several tornadoes touching down the warnings into the night. >> the northeast gets hit next and right now, a potential explosion downtown in fort worth. the images coming for 89 years... believes in continuous improvement... like rounded corners that resist peeling, with an array of active ingredients... and sizes to relieve your pain. salonpas. it's good medicine. was a beloved store clerk at orlando's corner market, caught in the middle of a robbery on saturday night, he reached for the gun, apparently, and was shot in the process, dying later at the hospital. police people have been le

abc seven news reporter zach fuentes was there and has more. >> now protesters calling for a cease fire in gaza, interrupting vice president kamala harris. it started moments after she kicked off the san jose stop of her reproductive freedoms tour. but the cause for cease fire started hours before the event, with many protesters taking to the streets outside of the mexican heritage plaza in east san jose for her to come here and tell us that she cares about our health and wellness while she bombs women who look like us is not going to be acceptable inside the event, the vice president responded as the first protesters were escorted out. >> let me say in a in a in a real democracy, everyone has a right to have their voice heard. >> the vice president went on to say that she wants the conflict to end as soon as possible. >> president and i are working on that every single day, so. so back to what we were discussing. >> harris's team said the san jose stop was to highlight work done in california to protect reproductive rights. since the overturning of roe versus wade. >> californians. tha

zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> all right. oh my goodness. that just blew me away real quick.t's beautiful. sorry, sandy. i was going to go right to you. but boy we need more of that. yes that's gorgeous. no need to apologize. uh, dan and ama, it is a picture perfect sunset right now. so let's look at it again. why not? it's so stunning. from pier 39. camera. those high, thin, wispy clouds made up of ice crystals, giving us that extra burst of color. and we take. a look at those clouds moving in on live doppler seven. rain is up along the northern california coast. it eventually gets here. moisture is already getting picked up in the clouds here in the bay area. this storm has quite the moisture plume extending all the way out towards the hawaiian islands. it is going to bring a drenching to parts of northern california. here in the bay area, we're going to get our share with some heavy rain tomorrow. so right now on live doppler seven, we are monitoring the cloud cover and the rain that is off the coastline. temperatures at this hour in the 40s and the 50s. this morning we ha

abc7 news south bay reporter zach fuentes got some answers. >> it's been a big week filled with positive headlines coming from downtown san jose. we're just seeing so much more vibrancy. >> we're at 110% foot traffic compared to covid. when you take 2019 numbers, 2023 saw a series of block parties and events that drove large amounts of that foot traffic. >> now, in the last week alone, the san jose city council voted in favor of officially making the popular san pedro square a pedestrian mall. that news, coming after years of temporary measures to keep the road closed since the start of the pandemic. yeah the next day saw the grand opening of the much talked about san jose downtown food hall, featuring 26 restaurants under one roof, attracting many first time entrepreneurs like shabana sarang. >> i just saw it and i just fell in love with it and it was like love at first sight for me and i just knew it was where i wanted to start. while officials are banking on the food hall and san pedro square's pedestrian mall model to bring in more foot traffic, they say the work can't stop there rig

to zach and two penguins for sacrificing themselves.ear by before we bid you farewell, to 2023, a surprise awaits you from the coming year. up next on new year with tyrus right here on fox news. ♪ ♪ in booki boogi >> welcome back america. friends and family. happy new year. to you. family, that is what this year is about. and coworkers too. let's push out the old and welcome the new. i share with you a happy from fox family to yours. ♪ ♪ >> let's hope 2024 is a year that america comes back, that is my hope. and all of god's blessings to you and your family. >> fox viewers, coast cocoast, happy new year. healthy new year, stay tuned in. stay focused. >> from all of us here at fox news at night, say, thank you for watching us in 2023. and have an amazing 2024. >> from us at new york bureau, happy new year. >> from from us here in dc. it will be an interesting 2024. >> happy new year everyone. >> don't get too crazy. >> cheers to 2024 from all of us here at "mornings with maria," we wish you and safe, happy, healthy my year, happy new year

zach, we're hearing crews were clearing up the train from the tracks. yeah >> that's right. so that's the good news. now they're able to get to work finally on repairing those damaged rails earlier crews moving that disabled train to a repair yard. as for how this might impact train service tomorrow, that's still very much up in the air. crews working into the night to re rail and clear a car on an eastbound bart train that derailed monday morning after departing orinda station. >> all of a sudden there was a there was a jolt. it was pretty scary. >> the accident causing two cars to catch fire and sending nine people to the hospital with minor injuries. meantime train service between rock ridge and walnut creek temporarily shut down ac transit, bridging the gap in service with free shuttle busses puts a dent in the plans for sure, and i'm just ready to go home. >> not too excited because i'm very tired. nick mederios switching from bus to bart in walnut creek after spending new year's in san francisco. i still got a ways to go. what do you have to do now? uh, well, we got to

zach live in san jose tonight. zach thank you. by the way, thanks to the niners faithful for showing us your pride all week. you have been sending in photos of your niners celebrations so far. if you'd like to see your photos on air or on our website, keep using the hashtag ktvu on facebook, instagram and x a lot of fans attending tomorrow's game are flying in from out of town. they're hoping this will be the year their team wins the super bowl. ktvu bailey o'carroll spent the day at sfo speaking with excited fans. planes trains and automobiles. >> football fans do in just about anything they can to get to this nfc champion game, which now kicks off in less than 24 hours. we've seen some niners fans here at sfo, we've also seen a whole lot of lions fans. both sets of fans know, of course, just how much is at stake in this highly anticipated game. i'm going to say. 2724 lions. >> i'm saying, um, 3233 lions. >> the excitement ahead of the nfc championship game is in full swing, and nowhere was that more evident than at sfo, where fo

all right, zach, thank you. >> thanks, zach. well, another san francisco city employee has been charged in connection with an alleged embezzlement scheme. the district attorney's office charged stanley ellicott with eight felonies. today. he is accused of embezzling city funds in return for favorable treatment. the charges are related to a 59 count complaint filed last year against the former director of san francisco's community challenge grant program. the scheme involved using those grant funds intended for earthquake outreach for low income neighborhoods, to instead buy high priced electric six to resell online. ellicott worked as a manager in the city's department of human resources. he's currently in county jail and has yet to be arraigned. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins, writing on x the charges announced today, reflect my office's continuing commitment to uncover official misconduct in san francisco's city government. >> another body has been found right where a small plane crash off the san mateo county

all right, zach, thank you. san francisco firefighters also rescued a surfer this weekend who got into trouble in the water. it happened yesterday at point lobos not far from the lands end lookout. two boats were dispatched with rescue swimmers who helped the surfer get out of the water and onto that boat. officials have not released the surfers condition or how that person got into trouble. >> police in rohnert park responded to two separate crashes, both though involving pedestrians and their dogs. the first crash happened around 7:00 this morning on the eastbound lanes of rohnert park expressway, right near the railroad crossing. police say a man and his dog were hit and killed by a vehicle while crossing the street. the driver stayed on the scene and is cooperating with investigators. the second crash happened just about an hour later. three miles away. police say a pedestrian and his dog were walking on the southbound shoulder of dowdell avenue when a blue toyota tundra hit and killed the dog. officers tell

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also, i have 16 fighter jets dog and it does a middle family home visit. zach has resulted in multiple casualties, with more than 10 bodies extracted from the wreckage and several others injured. as death and destruction continue to rain down and toss us. at least the southern members of the same family are killed off for a missile strike will not hurt. donald trump, nikki haley as the full president cruises to victory, and then you have a primary edging place. that's where we match with his old folk, joe biden. the hello and welcome to attend to national live from moscow. it's just going to mid day hits. good to see starting on fall, but it's in this. how rushes for administer have hit out at washington's a bully laptop diplomacy telling a security council that the u. s. early talks about causes tomorrow, while ignoring what's happening today. so they're not real full. so called out to us for blocking attempts by the un to impose a safe spot. a texas listen, that is the swords up today. we have primarily from west and representative costs are focus not on today, but on the some more r

right now, live in castro valley, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> zach, thank you so much. and we did send out an alert as soon as this breaking news hit, making sure you're on top of the latest updates and weather with the abc seven news bay area app. just be sure to turn on the apps notifications. >> and again, we're monitoring that story very closely. but let's switch gears for a moment to the weather. things are clearing out now after a wet start to the day for more, let's go to abc seven news meteorologist sandyha patel. sandy >> yeah. dan. most of thatrillionain rain that came down this morning and soaked the morning commute has moved out, but showers remain behind the system. so let me show you the live cameras from mount tam to vollmer. we are still seeing raindrops on the lens. it is definitely a murky view from santa cruz and some clouds linger from sutro tower on live doppler seven. we still have some very light spotty showers across the region in san francisco, light showers and sprinkles in the east bay. berkeley street level radar heading into emeryville, powe

abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes showed us what happened. >> take a look at what's sure memorable days of 12 year old addison kypreos life. how much fun have you had today? >> lots of fun. i love, i've loved this day. this is probably one of the best days ever, though. >> addison and her family now live in wisconsin, their roots are in northern california. addison is not just a sharks fan, but possibly one of their biggest. she got the surreal opportunity to join them on the ice at their practice rink. i raced some of the guys and i obviously beat them, um, despite addison's energy and enthusiasm, she's been dealing with a devastating disorder. >> addison suffers from a rare skin disorder called epp. basically, like a few minutes outside on the wrong day can equal pain. that's equal to a second degree. like burn addison's disorder also led to stage five liver failure. >> the nonprofit shadowed jumpers helps families who are faced with rare sun disorders. they connected with the kypreos family as addison was going through liver treatments. >> and what we found was she, uh

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bring in iowa congressman zach nunn. good morning, no better time to talk about foreign policy than a day like today. the current man, president biden said something notable when it comes to iran. take a listen to what he said to a reporter, watch this. [indiscernible] -- >> carley: difficult to hear there. he in in face of houthi attacks he delivered a message privately to iran. what do you think the private message was? >> if anything like we've seen, a lot of bluster and no action. during biden administration, iran has received 80 million in oil sales. i am on the financial services committee. houthis receive money from the guards corp, which funds missile systems and radars struck by british and u.s. forces. it is important we enforce the sanctions. we have people funding the iranian oil tankers and biden administration could stop it today. iran financing terrorist groups. and certainly lebanon is a direct result of failure of leadership action to crack down and as you point out hundreds of strike on u.s. forces in t