mckinley and myself and the court from finding out what really happened. alameda pd confirms officer mckinley will return to patrol now that charges have been dismissed in alameda velena jones nbc, bay area news. our other top story tonight is our weather. a live look across the bay area on this last night of fall. yes, winter kicks off tomorrow and get ready for a wet weekend. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. a lot of people on the move, and a lot of us procrastinators, just just me, need to do a lot of things tomorrow and sunday. well, i think the weather is still going to cooperate with us even though we have some rainfall. it's not going to be nonstop here saturday and also on sunday. and i wanted to start off with a look here at the fog. we did have quite a bit hanging out across the east bay. visibility right now two and a half miles in livermore. two miles in concord. that fog, though, that's going to end as our storm system gets here. it's just offshore right now. and eventually this is going to bring some rainfall by tomorrow

mckinley and myself and the court from finding out what really happened.lameda pd confirms officer mckinley will return to patrol now that charges have been dismissed. in alameda, velena jones nbc, bay area news. velena. thank you. it's a special christmas celebration for children in san francisco. these kids all share a sobering reality. one of their parents is in prison, was killed or was a victim of domestic violence. the san francisco archdiocese hosted the annual event called christmas angels. about 200 kids and their families gathered at saint mary's cathedral. it's full of holiday spirit with presents, face painting, pizza, photos with santa, of course. and it all ended with the christmas conga line. it's more than a distribution of toys. it's about building relationships with the families that we care for. this is a time for them to be able to come, to receive some love, some hope, and some joy during the christmas season. so some volunteers, like john, are formerly incarcerated, helped out with the program to give back to their community. the even

going to bring back the name of mount mckinley because i think he deserves it.eering] there are lots of things we can name but i think he deserves it. as you know, he was assas assassinated. we've accomplished so much in 47 days since the election but that's only the beginning of what we will achieve together as the 47th president of the united states of america. [cheering] over the past few weeks i've nominated an all-star cabinet of some of the most determined and brilliant individuals to step forward and we are getting great reviews, all doing well. fantastic reviews of the people we chose. i would choose him. i don't have that kind of courage. you like every one of them. the whole group but to get our military restored, the fighting spirit of the american armed forces, pete hegseth to be our next secretary of defense. [cheering] is interviewed with him a lot on fox and all he wanted to talk about was the military including when we were on to talk about the military how unfairly our soldiers were treated. they teach them to be fighting machines and when they

mckinley was a very good, maybe a great president. they took his name off mount mckinley.is what they do. now he was a very good president and good businessman. he was a businessman and governor. very successful businessman and ran for president and he won. and he was able to use business principles and he was a strong believer in tariff. and we are probably wealthiest of any time relatively speaking at any point in the history of our country. the 1890 as we were so wealthy, we had commissions set up what to do with the money we were taking in. we had no income tax, only tariffs. i consider that to be the most beautiful word in the dictionary. but president mckinley of the president that was responsible for creating a vast sum of money in the united states that teddy roosevelt then spent so let's say they were both excellent presidents. but mckinley did that, and that is within renn -- within reason we are bringing back the name of mount mckinley because i think he deserves. there are lots of things we can name but i think he deserves it. that was to the very gracious for

the new alameda county da dropped those charges today against officer eric mckinley, the third and final officer accused in gonzalez's death. gonzalez died in police custody in 2021 after officers pinned him to the ground while trying to detain him. the county coroner cited methamphetamine was the cause of the death. however, an independent report determined gonzalez died by asphyxiation and da pamela price chose to file charges. well, today, the da's office blamed inconsistencies in an independent forensic pathologist report as the reason for charges being dismissed, but didn't provide any detail. supporters working with the gonzalez family say they are devastated. they were devastated. they felt lied to. they felt that this system is set up to protect police, to protect power, not to protect families and not to get justice. the family is crushed and heartbroken. and while i felt relief for my client and his family, i also felt and continue to feel sadness. and quite frankly, some outrage towards the folks who who are responsible for. initially bringing the charges. mckinley's attorney

a court hearing is scheduled for eric mckinley today. one of the 3 alameda police officers who is charged in the death of mario gonzalez. gonzales died in april of 2021. during a welfare check that turned violent. mckinley's hearing is set to begin at 9 o'clock this morning. a santa clara city council member has been convicted of perjury for lying to a civil grand jury. vice mayor anthony becker was found guilty of leaking a confidential civil grand jury report to the san francisco forty-niners and then lying about it. he could face up to 4 years now in county jail and is set to be sentenced next month. the golden state val curry's unveiling their first-ever uniforms. the symbol is an ode to the bay bridge. it takes inspiration from the suspension cables that form the wings of the valkyrie emblem. the team will play against the la sparks may 16th at chase center as their home opener. >> outside beautiful crystal clear view over san francisco, really hoping for a nice calm day today after yesterday got a little bit of a scare from that ea

a court hearing is scheduled for eric mckinley today. of 3 alameda police officers who is charged in the death of mario gonzalez. gonzalez died back in april 2021. during a welfare check when it became physical. mckinley's hearing is set to begin at 9 o'clock this morning. a santa clara city councilmember now has been convicted of perjury for lying to a civil grand jury. vice mayor anthony becker was found guilty of leaking a confidential civil grand jury report to the san francisco forty-niners and then lying about it. he could now face up to 4 years in county jail. he set to be sentenced next month. the golden state val curry's unveiling their first-ever uniforms, a symbol, ode to the bay bridge. it was the suspension cables that the wings of the valkyrie. that's where they drew inspiration. >> right. taking a live look outside this morning at the city of san francisco. our photographer jarrett, giving us is beautiful. look at oracle park as well in the city as people are starting to wake up to begin their day. just being so pretty out

the new da of alameda county dropped the charges against officer eric mckinley, who was the third and final officer accused in gonzalez's death. gonzalez died in police custody after officers pinned him to the ground while trying to detain him. the county coroner cited methamphetamine as the cause of death. however, an independent report determined gonzalez died by asphyxiation. then da pamela price chose to file charges. but today the da's office blamed inconsistencies in that same independent forensic pathologist report as the reason for charges being dismissed. supporters working with the gonzalez family s they are devastated. they felt that this system is set up to protect police, to protect power. and while i felt relief for my client and his family, i also felt and i continue to feel sadness. and quite frankly, some outrage towards the folks who who are responsible for initially bringing the charges. yeah, this is a big story. continues to be in alameda. charges against the other two officers were thrown out in october, after the da missed a filing deadline. that was pamela pric

today, the new alameda county da dropped those charges against officer eric mckinley. area's velena jones spoke with gonzalez's family about what this means and what comes next. i feel so bad, you know, like to be christmas, you know, like four days before christmas. i feel like a like a slap my face. devastation and anger tonight from mario gonzalez's family after learning alameda county's interim district attorney decided to drop charges against alameda police officer eric mckinley. he's the third and final officer accused in gonzalez's death. it's a decision mario's mother says she plans to fight when a new da takes office next year. it's a political stuff. political, you know, like they playing games with us. with us families. they don't think about the, yo

condado alameda anunc que retiraron los cargos de homicidio involuntario contra el oficial eric mckinley en octubre, recibía la noticia de que un juez también decidió eliminar los cargos contra los otros 2 oficiales, james fischer y cameron leahy. había muchas cosas que podían culparlos a ellos de la muerte de mi hijo mario gonzález. y desgraciadamente, ahora que ya no, que ya bajaron el caso, me siento muy defraudada. la fiscalía explicó que la decisión contra el oficial mckinley fue el resultado de declaraciones inconsistentes hechas bajo pena de perjurio por un experto en patología forense sobre la causa de muerte de gonzález, ya que afirmó que gonzález había muerto por asfixia por restricción. la fiscalía también mencionó que la autopsia inicial hecha por la oficina del médico forense de ese condado determinó que gonzález murió a causa de efectos tóxicos de metanfetamina. edith dice que tenía miedo de que esto ocurriría tras la destitución de la fiscal pamela price, quien reabrió el caso de su hijo en febrero del 2023. pues ese, ese fue nuestro. nuestro golpe fatal. y obviamente era

i was going through notes today and was reminded of an anarchist who killed president william mckinley in buffalo new york. i was reminded of eric robert rudolph who bombed a gay and lesbian bar. there has been an appetite for violence throughout our country's history and what makes it so different now is that it is magnified. >> the media monetizes and celebrates it. >> and the fringe has now become part of the mainstream media because of everybody having a voice at the table. there is no filter. so someone like eric robert rudolph would probably be celebrated more today if he had carried out those acts and the same thing for president mckinley's assassination. i walked over here and i walked by the hilton and people were taking selfies in front of the murder site. what does that say about our society? it's not good. what freaks me out is, you always have the copycats but it also speaks to this moral decay we are people online with a lot of anonymity go to these almost primordial instincts of, bad person, okay for them to kill, good person, okay to defend and no new wants are thinking

llegaron a la corte supuperior decondado alameda, donde se presentó en una audiencia judicial eric mckinleyor, nancy o'malley, quien no había encontrado ningún delito criminal en contra de los oficiales involucrados. esta es la carta que la madre de gonzález presentó ante los supervisores, donde les pide que el caso de la muerte de su hijo sea una prioridad. ella también incluyó estas fotografías en la misiva y son imágenes que muestran a mario celebrando su cumpleaños en familia. la foto de graduación de la preparatoria mario con su hijo, quien quedó huérfano y mario con su hermano, quien sufre de autismo. la madre de gonzález dice que tiene fe que el nuevo fiscal de distrito la escuche y siga con el caso. yo de todo corazón espero que que tengo buena, you know, tengo buena vibración. espero que que sea una persona considerada y que y que no, no, no, por favor, que no nos tiren los casos. que que siga lleno. que continúe, que continúe con esto. pero eso es lo que estoy deseando de todo corazón. flavio lacayo, noticiertelemundo 48. esta familia sigue buscando justicia. y como vieron, precis

in honour of president mckinley. after obama changed it to denali in 2015.mp's not stopping there, in a post made on truth social, the former a future president reiterated his desire for the united states to take ownership of greenland. here with reaction tennessee senator . senator , i think many people of questions tonight about the panama canal, about greenland, about trump issuing warnings about tariffs to comply or incentivize other countries behaviours, as a city of the united states senator, walk us through how this all works and why it is important? >> kelly the american people have given president trump a mandate, they are tired of our nation not putting americans first and we have seen the biden administration have in america last policy so when it comes to dealing with the panama canal and making things, america disadvantaged of course, let's put this issue on the table and kellyanne: talk about it. many talk about securing on our nation that is where greenland comes into the conversation and being strategic and how we're going to keep this nation

mckinley was a very good, maybe a great president. they took his name off mount mckinley. right. that's what they do to people now. he was a great president, very good president. at a minimum, he was a very good businessman. he was a businessman, then a governor, very successful businessman. and he ran for president. anyone and he was able to use business principles. and he was a strong believer in tariffs. and we were actually probably the wealthiest of any time, relatively at any point in history of our country. the in the 1890s, we were so wealthy, had commissions set up what to do with all the money that we were taking in. we had no income tax, we only had tariffs. i consider that to the most beautiful word in the chair chair. but president mckinley was the president. that was responsible for creating vast sum of money in the united states that teddy roosevelt then spent. so let's say were both excellent presidents, but mckinley did that, and that's one of the reasons that we're going to bring the name of mount mckinley, because i think he deserves it. i think he deserves it.

larry: i was a research for mckinley. the point is, if they tax us we'll tax them. or reciprocity, if they bring their tariffs down, we will bring our tariffs down, that is essence of trumpian. i will read china tariffs are more than twice as high as american tariffs, praz brazil three and a half times as more. and india 5 times as high as american tariffs. world trade organization does not do a darn thing about it. i ask you jackie, there will be dis agreement here, but reciprocity is a very sensitive policy. >> i think so, i think that numbers you put out show as president-elect trump said before, we have been taken advantage of to a certain degree, he is trying to solve border crises in some way, also with china, we have a massive problem, he started to tackle in his first term but he didn't get there i liken it to this last 4 years inflation was driven by reckless spending by democrats for green energy policies they believed in them. they drove our places up. and many american people say i believe in them too i will pay more for things as a result of that. why w

larry: it is true from hamilton through lincoln through mckinley.ut tariffs from his first administration, h hamilton started it. what was different, there was no state income tax, we hear -- or federal. we hear this will be inflationary, but, it is static scoring, when you take into acountry may seatac cuts, that there -- we will see tax cuts and may not be taxes on social security or tips or overtime it creates a new dynamic, if oil prices come down you van environment with inflation remains in check, i believe some is rhetoric, i don't think we'll expect 100% tariff. larry: you know, joe lavorgna, chinese tariffs, the import prices or u.s. prices from china fell they came down, they went up when covid recovered but so did everything else, they came back down again, i don't know how far i want them to go on tariffs, i think that world trading system it broken, and i believe that reciprocity. >> world trade organization of set up to be a capitalist organization, it has been captured by chinese communist and advances their interest today, w world tr

these people are mckinley sick already and they are not even in office. host: eric, maryland, democrat. caller: good morning. i agree with the last caller. it is going to be more of the same. i think the government will get shut down to show their power, even if it is for a day. and it is. i think half of my friends who voted for trump, this will only hurt them. anything that these billionaires will do is for themselves, and they will stop on the poor to get there, and i cannot believe that he won the popular vote and is compared to ronald reagan read it is shameful. i'm a veteran, i served seven years in the infantry. i'm shocked. i cannot believe that this man represents the christian national movement and has all these billionaires in his administration. i mean, trump on $23 million was homes, i'm just dumbfounded. i heard the news this morning driving to work and i'm dumbfounded. thank you. host: here is the republican line in ohio, justin. good morning. caller: good morning. i don't know what that gentleman is talking about with christian nationalism

you sit at the desk and behind you is portrait of mckinley. watching a treaty being signed on that very and so obviously there's a connection with president mckinley or in that there's a portrait of grant and then you read the book about the in the room and you realize that several pieces of the furniture were used by. u.s. grant the pictures called the piece that's really my favorite painting. lincoln was admiral porter and generals sherman grant on the boat of richmond and late of 1865, instructing his generals and admiral to have a non punitive peace with the south. and other words, this was his instructions to make sure his great dream of a united prevail after the civil war. i consider that our history to be a source of strength to us here in the white house and to all the american people and which dramatizes the great story of the united states, as i think the white house does, is worthy of the closest attention and respect by americans who live here and who visit here and who are part of us citizenry. and that's why i'm glad that jackie

and the same thing for president mckinley's assassination in the early 1900s. but let me tell you a quick story. i walked over here and i walked by the hilton. people were taking selfies in front of the murder site, doing the peace sign. now what does that say about our society? it's not good, and what freaks me out is you always have the copycats but it also speaks to this moral decay where people online, with a lot of anonymity, immediately go to these almost primordial instincts of that person, okay for them to kill, good person, defend, and there's no nuance. there is no thinking of family. there is no thinking of faith. there was no thinking of we are trying to create this multicultural democracy, and if people start getting offed, we might as well go to some very dark places around the world. >> others would say what about the families who lost a family member, what about the families who have been they lose their family members? i hear that, but if we get to a place where, again, we are saying just be done with this person, kill them -- >> ohno. i think

alameda police confirm officer mckinley will return to the patrol division now that the charges againste been dismissed. a bay area police department is offering a $100,000 hiring bonus. fremont police says it will offer that bonus to a handful of qualified offirs. the new employees will have to be experienced police officers coming from other police departments. the city says the bonus is necessary to set fremont apart from departments across the country, struggling to recruit enough officers. it's a big number. it is going to catch the attention of some, and that's the intent behind it. there are many great police departments out there and we're all competing for the same group of talented individuals. the $100,000 bonus will be paid out over five years. the new hires will receive $50,000 in their first year. fremont also is giving its current officers a 2% pay raise and paying double time for any mandatory overtime shifts. california state officials are sharing how governor gavin newsom's emergency proclamation over bird flu is offering more resources to track the virus. the governor

also happening in court today, hearings are scheduled for eric mckinley, one of the 3 alameda police in the death of mario gonzales and gonzales. his family will be holding a protest outside the courthouse this morning. gonzalez died in april of 2021 during a welfare check that turned physical when officers took him to the ground put pressure on his body. something the autopsy report said contributed to his death. mckinley's hearing is set to begin at 9 o'clock this morning following the hearing, gonzalez's mother will deliver a letter to the board of supervisors asking they appoint a new da who will prioritize justice for victims of police brutality. >> well, that's like yesterday. tsunami are also stirring up conversations about how you can stay prepared for the next big earthquake. the american red cross says it's important to have food, water and important documents ready to go for the moment. disaster strikes. they say it's also important to practice your emergency plan before anything happens. >> and by practicing, you may i need to move this. if you're in your bad, earthquake

mckinley's hearing is set to begin at 9 o'clock this morning.hat, gonzalez's mother is set to deliver a letter to the board of supervisors asking who they will appoint a new when they will appoint a new da who she's asking to prioritize just pretty quiet as justice for victims of police brutality. >> it's 36 is the time we are just weeks away from the start of the new year and they're going to be hundreds of new laws that go into effect impacting lots of various things from alcohol in public spaces, too, getting time off, work and medical debt let's walk you through it. so starting next year, local agencies are required to approve or deny duplex and lot splitting applications within 60 days. and if the agency denies the application, while it's then required to provide a list of what would need to be fixed on that application. applications also can no longer be denied because the agency believes that would have a adverse impact on the physical environment. employees will be entitled to take more time off of work to help a family member who's been

alameda city officer eric mckinley was one of three officers under investigation. the charges against the other two officers had already been dropped. officials say inconsistent testimony by a forensic pathologist hired by the gonzalez family would have made it difficult for the prosecution to meet the burden of proof. gonzalez died after being detained by officers in april of 2021. the autopsy report showed gonzalez died of the effects of methamphetamine. gonzalez's family argues that he suffocated as a result of the police restraint. of an emergency landing taking place this morning at the naval air station in alameda, which is now closed. we're still waiting for more details on this, but as you can see, a small plane there surrounded by emergency personnel. the aircraft was apparently part of a flight school. no injuries have been reported and the investigation continues. today is one of the busiest days of the year when it comes to travel. aaa is forecasting record crowds on the roads and at airports. here's a live look at the map from the website flightaware,

the other one, officer eric mckinley, was still facing charges, but the d.a.'s office just announced his case is dismissed because of inconsistent statements made by a forensic pathologist that would have made it difficult to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. the city of alameda previously settled a civil suit paying $11 million to the estate of gonzalez's son and an additional 350,000 to his mother. >> anne, thanks so much. >>> let's take a live look now at sfo and oakland airport. many are taking to the skies ahead of the holidays. more than 200 flights were delayed in or out of san francisco, about 72 delays in oakland, san jose about the same. >>> large crowds, long lines, this was the scene this morning at san francisco international airport and this travel season could be one for the record books. so far passengers seem to be keeping their cool. that's good. >> we're just excited. the plane, we're just worried about the lines a little bit, too. it's a little backed up right now. >> aaa is predicting more than 119 million people will make a long di

eric mckinley was one of three officers under investigation for involuntary manslaughter. the charges against the other two officers had already been dropped. >>> officials say inconsistent testimony by a forensic pathologist hired by the gonzalez family would have made it tough for the prosecution to meet the burden of proof. gonzalez died after being detained by the officers in april 2021. his family says he suffocated, but the autopsy report linked to his death said it was due to the effects of meth. former d.a. nancy o'malley declined to prosecute the officers, but pamela price charged them after she took office. >>> this small plane made an emergency landing in alameda today. the single-engine cessna ran into engine trouble on the way to the palo alto airport this morning, but the pilot landed safely at the naval air station alameda. >>> the delayed dungeness crab season has an opening day. commercial fishermen can start harvesting along california's coast south of the sonoma-mendocino county line january 5th. dungeness crab season traditionally starts in november, bu

now, officer eric mckinley will no longer face involuntary manslaughter charges.gonzalez died in 2021 after three officers pinned him to the ground. the court previously dismissed charges against the two other officers involved back in october. the da's office today said that decision was made as a result of inconsistent statements from the forensic pathologist expert. happening now the state holding a news conference to outline how california is protecting humans and farm animals from bird flu. nbc bay area's bob redell joins us now live. bob, i know this comes days after the governor declared a state of emergency. you also attended the news conference with scientists. talk to us about what you learned there. that was a separate news conference a few hours ago. good morning to you, marcus. you know, the concern right now is that this bird flu, h5n1, could mutate and start transmitting between people, human to human transmission. that hasn't happened yet. as far as we know, right now, people are catching it from livestock. and nationwide, there are just under 70 c

the da's office tells ktvu it will throw out the case against officer eric mckinley, who pleaded not guilty to charges of involuntary manslaughter back in october. the judge has already dropped charges for two other officers after the da's office failed to charge them in an adequate time frame, and for most, today was their final day of work as americans hit the highways and the skyways for christmas week. a live look at san francisco international airport, where it's been busy all day. amanda quintana shows us how the holiday travel rush got started in oakland. >> okay is full of passengers and a lot of holiday cheer. >> for toys. >> with 500,000 people expected to pass through the airport between today and january 6th, the terminals are decked out in festive decor. today is actually expected to be the busiest day here. the stovin and hines families headed on a southern tour. >> we are flying into new orleans and then driving over to mississippi, then back to new orleans, then over to alabama and then atlanta. >> after usually driving for the holidays, they're excited to be getting

eric mckinley was one of three officers under investigation for involuntary manslaughter. the charges against the other two officers were dropped in october. officials say inconsistent testimony by a forensic pathologist hired by the gonzalez family would have made it difficult for the prosecution to meet its burden of proof. gonzalez died after being detained by the officers in april of 2021. his family says he suffocated, but the official autopsy report linked his death to the effects of meth. >>> engine trouble forced this small plane to make an emergency landing today in alameda. federal flight officials say the single-engine cessna was en route to the palo alto airport when it ran into engine trouble. the pilot landed the plane safely at the naval air station alameda. >>> turning now to the weather and a live look outside right now, it is a spare the air alert in effect today. we're experiencing some poor air quality once again, but there is plenty of rain on the way to help clear things up. first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen joins us with the weekend forecas

the da's office telling ktvu it will toss the case against officer eric mckinley. he pleaded not guilty to charges of involuntary manslaughter back in october. now, he was one of several officers who were seen pinning down mario gonzalez just before his death in 2021. a judge has already dropped charges for two other officers after the district attorney's office failed to charge them in an adequate time frame. tonight, we're learning new details on the tragic discovery of four bodies found inside an apartment complex in milpitas. police confirming they were members of the same family. the victims of a murder suicide. ktvu is. amber lee brings us the very latest. as the community grapples with this heartbreaking tragedy. >> inside the turning apartments in milpitas, a mixed use housing and retail complex, flowers have been left outside the unit, where police say officers found a family of four dead on tuesday night. authorities now say it appears to be a murder suicide for the holidays too, so it's pretty like sad. police say it appears 36 year old van quang nguyen

this has a deposit on contract to kevin mckinley. visa is less than file, is it nic? tori is imposing double standards. i think it could be bargaining chips for ukraine because they want to show the west that they have great successes. they want to show russia that they can hit anybody anywhere. so it gives us some, you know, one point of power in a conflict that they are, you know, honest lee losing drastically. it's a way to show a success on their side. it isn't just the file how they are getting away with trying to justify it is because it's, you know, it's typical. i mean, let's look at the moment darya duke and nobody complained about that. um, you know, the united states killed the cassim, so we money in a run and they said that was justified. so whenever it's against somebody that is on the opposing side from the west, they always say it's a justified showing. so it's the typical united states and western europe having one set of rules for them. and one set of rules for russia, china, you know, the, the eastern countries. and there really is no justification o

miss grover cleveland second transition and i know john roberts, i was a little late on that, i was mckinley i came later but all seriousness, mr. trump at the news conference at ease. moderate demeanor. as going all the questions. >> sandra: he was asked about the ceos knocking on his door now that i ignored him in his first term. listen. >> the first term, everybody was fighting me. this term, everybody wants -- personality change or something. >> sandra: now they are knocking on his door wanting to meet with him here. >> one the big things and i don't know about a personality change, but some things have changed after taking a bullet during this campaign and that awful assassination attempt. but i think what also changed is he won the popular vote and all seven swing states. there was no hassle, finally, with the election outcome, okay? there was no rush out, russia, russia hoechst in the intelligee comm fbi, de state are running scared because he will be replacing them and putting in great people like john radcliffe and kash patel. all of these things have changed and the entire politica

the alameda county district attorney's office confirms it is tossing the case against officer eric mckinley. he pleaded not guilty to charges of involuntary manslaughter back in october. a judge has already dropped charges for the other two officers involved after the da's office under pamela price's tenure failed to file the charges in time. >> an emergency landing at the long retired naval base in alameda. why? authorities say the pilot could not wait any longer. >> and at 1030, london's last days in office, san francisco's outgoing mayor reflects on her time at city hall. >> and up next, a holiday tradition for one bay area man. building bikes for those in need. his message of goodwill. >> i just love to see the kids light up. i mean, do you remember your first ik (♪) make the most of your season during the kia season of new traditions sales event. gift yourself some savings and visit your local kia dealer today. look out for these stickers to find great deals on vehicles backed by a 10-year, 100,000-mile limited powertrain warranty so you can start new traditions for years to come. get

these people are mckinley sick already and they are not even in office.ost: eric, maryland, democrat. caller: good morning. i agree with the last caller. it is going to be more of the same. i think the government will get shut down to show their power, even if it is for a day. and it is. i think half of my friends who voted for trump, this will only hurt them. anything that these billionaires will do is for themselves, and they will stop on the poor to get there, and i cannot believe that he won the popular vote and is compared to ronald reagan read it is shameful. i'm a veteran, i served seven years in the infantry. i'm shocked. i cannot believe that this man represents the christian national movement and has all these billionaires in his administration. i mean, trump on $23 million was homes, i'm just dumbfounded. i heard the news this morning driving to work and i'm dumbfounded. thank you. host: here is the republican line in ohio, justin. good morning. caller: good morning. i don't know what that gentleman is talking about with christian nationalism.

is he always bringing up eisenhower and mckinley yesterday.e also knows that eisenhower is considered relatively a top president. respected, and is he like what i'm trying to do is nothing that other past presidents haven't done and by the way charlie kirk a fantastic job for what he did on the ground with turning point because he was the ground game in many situations and then yesterday with that many, 20,000 show up to see him. so, just on the illegal immigration he knows is he going criminal first and people who overstayed their visas and next wave. it will take about a year and a half just to get the criminals out. >> guy: there are so many people in this country illegally who have subsequently not been just been accused but convicted of additional crimes. easiest, low hanging fruit start with also over a million people in this country illegally with active deportation orders. so you put that group together. we are talking about millions of people. and if you want to look at the polling, brian and carley, through the years, these deportati

you go look at the 1890s, 1880s, mckinley, that was no longer proportionally the richest. >> john: aort saying consumer optimism dropping. our trump's tariffs making americans fearful? trump economic advisor steve moore is on deck. >> anita: the number of americans hitting the road for the holidays will shock you. jeff flock is reporting live from the pennsylvania turnpike. there he is. jeff, keep your eyes on the road for us please. we will come to you soon. >> eyes on the road, hands on the wheel, got it. millions is the answer. i'll tell you how many millions when we comeme back in just a second. new alka-seltzer plus cold or flu fizzy chews. chew. fizz. feel better fast. no water needed. new alka-seltzer plus fizzychews. customize and save with liberty mutual. customize and sa— (balloon doug pops & deflates) and then i wake up. is limu with you in all your dreams? oh, yeah. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ >> john: a quick look at the chaos or lack thereof at airports across the country. there are some problems at dallas. american had that click

. >> you brought up mount mckinley. we are bringing it back.g up eisenhower and teddy roosevelt. he's hearkening back. andrew johnson was the first want to try to get greenland. trump was on his game. he seemed to be enjoying himself and i never remember him smiling so much. >> i think he is excited for you see the lover donald trump. it's not just on a 16 love. this is bree president love for donald trump when he was an american icon. a titan of success beloved by the rest of america. trump has said that success will unite the country. so has joe biden's failures. united behind. we had to be hit in the face with failure to recognize that we had a good thing going. a lot of americans did. if you look back and look at some of the resistance that donald trump faced when he headed into the 2,017th of the steele dossier was published by buzzfeed ten days before he was sworn in. if he was able to accomplish as much as he did during his first term with active resistance, russia, russia, russia. the special counsel investigation. think about what he's

the da's office told ktvu it will throw out the case against officer eric mckinley, who pleaded not guilty charges for two other police officers after the district attorney's office failed to charge them in an adequate time frame. >> president biden heads to italy next month to see the pope in what likely will be his final international trip as commander in chief. pope francis invited president biden during a phone call. the president thanked the pontiff for his ongoing work for human rights and religious freedoms. their meeting next month will include advancing peace efforts worldwide. the trip is set for january 9th to the 12th. >> well, we're now learning more about the people who may be trying to become oakland's next mayor. the city clerk released the names of 11 people interested in running for mayor, and support is already growing. for one familiar face who's not on the list. a group posted a public letter that was signed by 25 community leaders and organizations saying, quote, oakland is a city that's facing a crisis of leadership, and barbara lee is the person they think would bes

da's office telling ktvu it will throw out the case against officer eric mckinley, who pleaded not guilty to charges of involuntary manslaughter back in october. the judge has already dropped charges for two other officers after the da's office failed to charge them in an adequate time frame. >> nobody was hurt when a small plane made an emergency landing at the former alameda naval air base today. the alameda fire department says the single engine cessna c 152 was heading to palo alto when the pilot reported engine issues. that plane landed safely just after 1030 this morning. there was another person on board. neither of them suffered any serious injuries. the alameda fire department responded to the scene, and the faa says it is now investigating this emergency landing. >> california food and health agencies have issued an update to california's state emergency over the spread of the bird flu. >> those health agencies stressed the risk to the general public remains low. there have been no human to human transmissions so far this year. 34 people in the state have tested positive for the

well, now, officer eric mckinley will no longer face involuntary manslaughter charges.the charges as a result of inconsistent statements from a forensic pathologist expert back in october. a court had previously dismissed charges against the other two officer notably, today's move comes after voters recalled former da pamela price. small prop plane made an emergency landing in the east bay today. the scene an old runway at alameda naval air station field, which has been closed for years. the flight tracking website flightaware says the cessna 152 took off from palo alto at 930, headed for petaluma. but then the pilot says he had equipment trouble, turned around and needed to land quickly. no injuries. federal records show a flying club owns that plane. get ready for more rain and clouds this weekend. meteorologist kari hall has our forecast as we take a look at what's happening out there in the pacific, as well as the approaching storm system, we can see the scattered showers that are just ofoffhe coast and will be moving into the bay area on saturday morning with some

the alameda county da's office says the charges were dismissed against eric mckinley because of inconsistent statements made by a forensic pathology expert about gonzalez's cause of death. charges against the other twoth. officers involved in the incident were dismissed previously because the district attorney missed the deadline to file charges. gonzalez died in april of 2021 after officers responded to a call of a man behaving strangely. officers restrained him on the ground, with one officer putting an elbow on his neck and a knee on his shoulder, pinning him down for more than five minutes until he lost consciousness. the city of oakland will soon have 24 new police officers. they join a force that is really struggling with staffing, and a city that is struggling to pay millions in police overtime. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has the latest. who are we? >> what does this.? >> it was a proud moment for these new police academy graduates, and an important moment for the city of oakland as it gets 24 new police officers. >> you will learn to use discretion, and not everyone needs t

beautiful word in the dictionary it'll maker country rich if you look at the 1890s and 1880s of mckinley and you take a look at tariffs that's when we were at her proportionately richest. >> did you get to a good spot back into ukraine, what should zelenskyy prepare to give up. >> he will be prepared to make a deal, that is all, it's gotta be a deal too many people being killed that is a war, too many you gotta make a deal and putin has to make a deal to, putin has to make a deal and putin never would've gotten and if i was president. if i was president we would not of had inflation, oil prices would've been lower, had a good relationship with putin despite the russia hoax which made it more difficult if we had that election if it were an honorable election we would not have had any of the problems are talking about right now. >> you said you can make that deal before you can take office do you think you will still make that deal. >> i'm going to try. >> were you asked to give up asad. >> i have not thought of it, i think we have to get on with their lives, we'll see what happens but rig

the alameda county da's office says the charges were dismissed against eric mckinley because of inconsistentments made by a forensic pathologist about the cause of gonzalez death. charges against the other two officers were previously dismissed because the da missed the deadline to file charges. gonzalez died in april of 2021 after officers responded to a call of a man behaving strangely. officers restrained him on the ground, with one officer putting an elbow on his neck and a knee on his shoulder, pinning him down for more than five minutes until he lost consciousness. the city of oakland will soon have 24 new police officers. they join a force struggling with not only staffing, but to pay millions of dollars in police overtime. here's abc seven news reporter anser hassan with the latest. who are we? >> what are. 4-1-1 is this? >> it was a proud moment for these new police academy graduates, and an important moment for the city of oakland as it gets 24 new police officers, you will largely use discretion, and not everyone needs to or has to go to jail or receive a ticket. >> in many situat

and the franklin mckinley school district, his family set up a gofundme account, too help with his billsvery. this friday parish public house, the bar where he was shot is donating a portion of its proceeds towards his recovery. >> an update now to a story that set soft on kron. 4 news, the young couple who had their car stolen in fremont on thanksgiving. they're now parents of a baby girl. ariella willis was born on december. first just a few days after the theft that cost the couple thousands of dollars inside the car. the couple had a stroller, car seat, baby clothes and toys. but the community has stepped up raising more than $8,000 for the lucky couple and a little girl. >> in the south bay, the city of san jose will hold a special election to replace former council member omar torres, who resigned while facing multiple charges of assault. last night the city council voted to hold a special election in april and then a runoff in june for the result to get certified in august. the person who wins the election would represent downtown san jose through 2026. >> francisco supervisors ha

growth, and the so-called robbers, so now we're entering a new guilded age meets the new william mckinleystory is a guide we could be on the cusp of decades of prosperity. i'll go in depth in this town hall and i'll show you how to take advantage of this historic opportunity. get your tickets go to foxbusiness.com/charles payne live and it will be phenomenal. could dividends be a way for you to make money and get sleep at night? david bahnsen is here and no one better this type of investing than him. we'll be right back. here comes santa claus, here comes santa claus right down santa claus lane ♪ emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? ♪ now with vitamin d for the dark days of winter. (♪) car, this isn't the way home. that's right james, it isn't. car, where are we going? we're here. (♪) surprise!!! the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. car, were you in on this? nothing gets by you james. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and m