we are at the old bailey. _ colleague, martin crocs all. we are at the old bailey. there _ colleague, martin crocs all. we are at the old bailey. there has - colleague, martin crocs all. we are at the old bailey. there has been l colleague, martin crocs all. we are i at the old bailey. there has been a guilty charge from the murder in september 2023. the 17—year—old at the time of the stabbing, he is now 18 and he attacked her at a bus stop in croydon and pleaded not guilty to murder and pleaded pleaded guilty to manslaughter and the jury did not accept that defence. he will now face a mandatory life sentence for murder and illegally possessing a knife. at the time of her death, elianne was described as very popular and much loved and at the time you might recall a vigil was held and then her funeral, time you might recall a vigil was held and then herfuneral, to time you might recall a vigil was held and then her funeral, to which hundreds of people attended as they did when a mural of her was unveiled a year after her death. 0ur correspondence has been in court an

very good to talk to you, kim bailey, thank you | to you, kim bailey, thank you so much. the bbc sport centre. we were expecting to hear from the west ham managerjulen lopetegui in around an hour's time, previewing friday's fa cup tie at aston villa, however that press conference has now been cancelled, fuelling speculation that the spaniard is about to lose his job. west ham have won just two of their last eight games and are seven points above the relegation zone. i wasn't having him from the moment_ i wasn't having him from the moment he arrives, really. i thought— moment he arrives, really. i thought it _ moment he arrives, really. i thought it was a bad decision from — thought it was a bad decision from the _ thought it was a bad decision from the club to let david moyes _ from the club to let david moyes go, i know a lot of fans think— moyes go, i know a lot of fans think differently, but itjust

bailey, what do you teach at duke? mainly military history. us military history, occasionally history, gender and sexuality, which was my previous incarnation before i became convert to military history. how did you get into military history? i hate say it, but it was actually a television commercial army recruiting commercial. they were advertising post-cold war pre 911. and really how do sell the army when supposedly is the end of history and it's all resolved they were selling the army as social good as you know taking men who were either at risk potentially problematic for society and helping them become the people that they could be helping them not disappoint their third grade teacher or their mother, whomever who believed in all along. and i got fascinated by that commercial and thought would write about the army as social. and at some point my husband, who also a historian you can't just write about commercials, you're going to write about the army. you have to understand the army. so i spent several years trying to get to that point.

martin outside the old bailey. martin outside the old bailey.tin outside the old bailey and as she said, we will be back with her as soon as her father speaks and you can get more on the background to the case on the bbc news website and app. ijust want the case on the bbc news website and app. i just want to take the case on the bbc news website and app. ijust want to take you to the case on the bbc news website and app. i just want to take you to the commons now because very shortly we are expecting the home secretary to give a statement. we have seen yvette cooper is sat in the commons and we expect her to announce a plan to implement a new local inquiries into grooming gangs. you will of course know that for weeks the government has faced calls for a new national inquiry into grooming gangs. and it was partly reintroduced because a post by elon musk but when it was emerging that the safeguarding ministerjess phillips turned down a request for government help with an inquiry in 0ldham, the conservatives and a handful of labour mps and the bil

you are the george, the georgette baileys of our time. without you in the picture, this world, our country would look so much different. with you in the picture. both are so much better. you're working every day to make things just a little bit better. a little bit more peaceful. a little bit more full of hope, of opportunity. that's your mission. and you do it so well. now, this is a time of transition. and when we talk about transitions, sometimes we talk about passing the baton. that's what i'll be doing, but that's not what most of you will be doing. most of you come monday, you will keep running. and what gives me more confidence than anything else. is to know that that's exactly what you'll do. i return to the highest calling in a democracy. that of being a private citizen. i no longer have the privilege of leading this institution. but i want you to know i'll be its champion. i will be your champion. forever, you. the custodians of the power and the promise of american diplomacy. carry on. thank you, thank you, thank you. [captions

ktvu bailey o'carroll joins us tonight here in studio bailey. some residents starting to get a look at what is left of those neighborhoods. >> hey, mike. yeah, the fires, of course, are still burning out of control tonight. earlier today, you mentioned some of those people started to go home to take a look at the destruction that really looks like something out of a hollywood movie. unfortunately, it is now the reality of utter destruction. nearly the entire pacific palisades community wiped out by the palisades fire, which authorities confirmed has killed two people. the fire still burning out of control, just one of the many actively burning in l.a. county. >> we are not through this by any means. we keep seeing these fires pop up in different places. we may see more before this is over. >> a new fire sparking this afternoon. the kenneth fire burning near the woodland hills in calabasas. >> at the rate of spread and the density of the communities in this area, it is serious. >> a scary situation now trending in the right direction thanks to a

thank you bailey. thanks, guys. thanks, bailey. the news at 11 starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> we have numerous employees who have lost their homes, as well as loved ones who have lost their homes. and they're still here coming to work every day to serve each of you. >> the firefight in southern california, continuing for almost a week straight. tonight, the death toll rises and the fundraising efforts are in full force. tonight, the firefight becomes critical as firefighters race to gain the upper hand before the region gets hit with more wind. hello again. >> i'm betty yu and i'm mike mibach. right to the very latest. and the death toll increasing once again today. tonight, the los angeles county coroner confirming 24 people have died in the fires. the palisades fire has burned more than 23,000 acres. it is 13% contained. the eaton fire, burning in altadena and pasadena, now at 14,000 acres with 27% containment. all of these fires in the last week have destroyed more than 12,000 structures, combining

bailey. and for being with us on knowledge is here you are, they have my say that it's committed to the ceasefire deal. what are the signals coming from? is really officials, is the stage of a cease fire back on track as far as i can send as well. i believe that this agreement to be implemented in orleans se chipped us and stages a lot of calls. it is not the same but not easy. and but the, i believes that the world is involved in the a, a countries to meet y'all involved the matter you guys involved. and it is not simple for even for those who may a try to to find the excuse in olden lots to implemented a to do that. we have seen mr. bailey, today quite a momentous day for palestinian some dramatic scenes of people trying to return to their homes for the 1st time to northern garza, i wonder how this is playing out in israel, not just among the public but also among the politicians, especially those rightly members of from and as soon as you know who's government, who i talked about, the next

and as we come back to the map again, this is highway four eastbound at bailey.his will continue to impact those lines until that vehicle is cleared. the tracks are inspected and repaired. if they have to be, this will be hours long. meanwhile, the rest of the commute operating pretty standard outside of that portion of pittsburgh. back to you. all right. thank you, mike, getting busy out there. 621 right now, next onoday in the bay nbc bay area responds l.a. fires are teaching us things so we can prepare for our next disaster. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura with a lesso (vo) with fargo, your virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can pick up e tab, even when you forget your wallet. (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle. (kaz) smooth. (vo) learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. (vo) with fargo, your virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can pick up the tab, even when you forget your wallet. (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle. (kaz) smooth. (vo) learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. need cash becau

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all right bailey thank you. the news at 11 starts now. the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> thousands of homes did survive, and now they're under threat. so our focus right now is to save to help save the homes that we can. >> southern california getting relief from the wildfires as rain falls for the first time this winter season. but with the precipitation comes a new set of challenges. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. here's a look at the latest on the firefighters down in los angeles county. cal fire says the palisades fire is now 90% contained. it burned more than 23,000 acres. the eaton fire in altadena is 98% contained after burning more than 14,000 acres, and the hughes fire near castaic lake is 95% contained. after charring more than 10,000 acres. and the biggest concern right now for fire crews is this wet weather system that moved into the los angeles area this morning. this is the first rain that area has seen since last spring, and this rain elevates the threat of slides in the hillsides of those fire zones

now you can get that coffee with a little baileys if you so desire. there is no better public transportation than the ferry in my opinion. hot take. thanks for watching. the 11:00 news. our next newscast at 7 a.m. stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime. download the fox local app to your tv. good night everybody. going on everyone. i'm alex savage. welcome to this edition of like it or not. you know how this show goes. we put the topics out there for our panel. everything from major controversies to some of those little annoyances that c

let's check in with bailey. >> coming up on sports wrap.s set for the nfl conference championship games. we'll take a look back at the divisional matchups. plus, we go one on one with new san francisco giants gm zack minasian. his path to his new role. and how does the team plan to keep up with the dodgers? we pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low prices. better than getting low speeds for high prices. right, bruce? -jealous? yeah, look at that. -honestly. someone get a helmet on this guy. xfinity internet customers, get a free unlimited line for a year when you buy one unlimited line. hamas as the long awaited cease fire agreement has now taken effect. tonight, new video shows red cross vehicles carrying the three women surrounded by a large crowd of people in gaza. armed and masked men were seen guarding the vehicle. shortly after, the three women, ages 24 thro

bailey. >> yeah, greg. while newsom was reportedly not invited to that roundtable event today, the two did seem pretty friendly on the tarmac. what was expected to be a tense visit between the president and state and local leaders, as i mentioned, starting off smooth. california governor gavin newsom greeting president trump as he landed at lax. the two even shaking hands. but then the mood shifted a little bit at that roundtable with other state and local leaders. california governor gavin newsom there to greet president trump after he landed at lax friday afternoon. the two shaking hands saying they're committed to fire recovery. >> i have all the expectations that we'll be able to work together to get this speedy recovery. >> but newsom was noticeably absent from a roundtable held with the president and state and local leaders. the roundtable was heated and tense. >> you're going to see us proposing both of those. like like water, little things like water, you know, the party of common sense. see, we're

you'll see bailey and joining us from tel aviv thank you for having me. thank you. so now to the occupied westbank quite as readily forces, have bottom the caller in the north shelves, refugee camp, and to cut them at least 2 palestinians have been cleared and 3 inches local sol. so save the forces of deployed in several neighborhoods of food, cut them. this comes of this route has been counting out in the salt on jeanine in the past week and killed at least 16 to put the cease fire agreement between 11 and it is uh, this being extended by more than 3 weeks to february, the 18th. cuz i can prime minister the do me cause he says he's country will continue to keep to the deal with as well. so i was suppose to, with the drawer its troops from the south on sunday, but it is mid freight remains. deployed. tension is high off, the reason why the forces killed at least 24 people on sunday. a 134 others were injured. say the holder has more from the roots. there were concerns about the continued. so the, let's say of the ceasefire agreement between that has the line as well

she has been sentenced today here at the old bailey to ten years in prison.t gone a you're watching bbc news. the time has just gone a quarter to six. out of all of the adverts you've seen, which sticks in your mind? the top ten most memorable slogans have been revealed by the uk's advertising watchdog and ben boulos has been taking a look. some adverts just become part of everyday life, don't they? you might quote them or you might find thejingle, that music going round and round in your head. but do they really lead to more sales? remember this? they are clearly a most primitive people. for mash, get smash. well, that goes all the way back to the 1970s and hasn't been on tv for years until now. but such was its impact, "for mash, get smash" makes it into the top ten of most memorable slogans compiled by the advertising standards authority. and advertising is big business. it's thought we're exposed to between 3,000 and 10,000 ads a day in some form or other, on tv, on social media, in the newspaper, on the radio, even on the side of a bus. and businesses sp

as you mentioned, on highway four near bailey.he bart tracks. so that bart station you see out there in the distance is not active right now. that's putting a lot more people on the road. and i also think it's because people can see the rescue operation or actually it's a recovery operation right now. this was a deadly crash, so give yourself plenty of time. the rest of contra costa county traffic is okay. we haven't seen a lot of slow traffic so far in most commutes. the bay bridge does have a backup now. it's backed up all the way out to about the 880 overcrossing. so that's a typical commute heading into san francisco. 618 let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. >> all right, sal, the 24 hour temperature change is impressive here for some and for others, but we are running anywhere from 1 to 17 degrees warmer. napa airport leads the charge there at 17 degrees warmer. they've had an east wind to 24 miles an hour. that will do it. half moon bay is 16 degrees double digits for petaluma, novato, oakland and hayward and live

christina, back to you. >> bailey o'carroll live for us tonight in the city. bailey. thank you. the chp is investigating a head on collision in the south bay that killed a pregnant woman. it happened around 6:30 p.m. on new says a suspected drunkrir in a pickup truck was sing east on wellesl road. east of new aven. the truck crossed into the westbound lane and hit an suvhere 29 year oldregnt woman was riding as a passenger. 50 year old jesus carlos torres of mountain view, was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence. >> two people were killed after a small plane crash right through the roof of a commercial building and then burst into flames down in orange county. at least 18 other people were injured. ten of them had to be transported to the hospital. police have not said if those killed were actually in the plane or in the building. the accident happened not far from the fullerton airport about 2:00 this afternoon. workers in the building said they heard the explosion on the roof and then rushed to evacuate. >> i just heard a big explosion and a lot of smoke. and

this is a bailey road in pittsburgh.indful if you're trying to get to that north bart station there, the north conquer one, he's still going to be stuck in that traffic. so service streets. your best bet right now along highway 4 all together, they bridge. 35 minutes to get an accident right near the treasure island exit. the years people are making their way into the city this morning. no accidents along our richmond center fell bridge about 14 minutes. there. let's get a look at the golden gate bridge. about 30 reasons. back to you. thanks. a lot 7.17, for your money this morning. a record number of consumers are making minimum credit card payments. >> airfares are expected through the summer. jane king is live at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. hi, jane and hide are good morning. so we do expect these higher air fares, at least for the 1st half of this year. hopper says. >> theres right now are 12% higher. then in january of 2024, on still strong demand for flights projects prices will be 19%

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ktvu bailey o'carroll has the report. >> thousands of people from across the bay area gathered in the heart of downtown san francisco for the annual first thursday street fair. it marked one of the first big events in the city since a terrorist drove a truck through a packed bourbon street in new orleans on new year's day, killing 14 people. >> we talked about game plan, what we would do if we were separated. so we talked about that, and then we were like, do we come? >> do we stay home? >> and our decision was to come here tonight. >> this couple who drove from napa to be here said they felt safe. and these girls from the east bay echoed that message. >> things have been happening in a lot of different places lately that are really horrible. >> so i think it is positive when communities can come together in like a welcoming and comforting way. >> even vendors said they trust in the security and police in attendance. >> we always try to think positively. what happened there was extremely sad and depressing. over here. we're all about providing love through our food and so we hope you

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i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. we're following some developing news of police activity in the city of oakland. officers on the scene at 42nd avenue and bancroft. the evidence markers are out. officers blocked off the street with crime scene tape. we have reached out to oakland police for more information. as we get more information into our newsroom, of course we will bring it to you. now to the latest wildfire, the hughes fire forcing thousands of evacuations in l.a. county tonight. firefighters, though, beginning to get the upper hand on the fire fight late this morning. the fire near castaic lake off interstate five exploded in size, reaching more than 10,000 acres in just about 12 hours. but tonight, after a rapid ground and air assault, firefighters are again getting that upper hand with the fire 14% contained. no structures have burned, but more than 30,000 people remain under evacuation orders. officials say people should be ready to evacuate in these dry, windy conditions. >> don't wait ten minutes and see

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. >> thank you bailey. well the 11:00 news starts right now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> we've also discovered that jabbar made at least two trips to new orleans in the months prior to the attacks. >> new information tonight revealing more about the man who killed 14 people in new orleans. the trips he took to the city prior to the attack, all captured on video through his smart meta glasses. the fbi says the killer scouted the area before those attacks and also traveled to egypt as well as canada. good evening once again, everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm betty yu, and now they're investigating how that may or may not be tied into the attack on new year's day. prior to the tragedy, shamsuddin jabbar made at least two trips to new orleans in the months leading up to the attack. the fbi says by using advanced meta glasses, jabbar recorded himself biking through the french quarter on one of those trips. investigators say he also had the video recording glasses on during wednesday's attack, but the glasses were not activated. this video, obtained by

well, joining us on american history tv is beth bailey, a professor at the university of kansas and lawrence, the author of this book, an army of fire how the us army confronted its racial crisis in the vietnam

ktvu bailey o'carroll is live from the city of irwindale in los angeles this morning, and bailey residentstside the burn scar. they're upset. tell us why. >> yeah, that's right andre, you know, you think about all that debris left behind from all those fires. well, that all has to go somewhere in order for them to start that rebuilding process. they've got to get rid of it. and the debris from the eaton fire, which burned near pasadena and altadena is going to come here to this park behind me. now, we watched this morning as a whole lot of crews and trucks rolled out to go collect some of that debris. they're going to bring it back here this afternoon. but residents who live around here and this park, they say the worry for them is about public health. a lot of that waste left behind by those fires, things like computers, tvs, different lithium batteries that burned all things that can be hazardous and toxic waste. and that's all going to come here to this park. residents here concerned about their health, butlso the environmental impacts that that could have on their neighborhoods. and th

greg bailey was there when it started. >> the smell was like. it was like sitting in your kitchen. turn your burners on with no gas, with no flame. i mean literally. and so we just hauled down to the end of the street. >> he said everyone immediately knew what was happening. >> literally the water. everybody took off down the street and up the street to get away from it. >> he said emergency crews went door to door trying to get residents on the block to evacuate. >> they went door to door and then some of the doors. people wouldn't answer and they kept knocking on them. >> now the red cross was on hand to help those evacuated. so far, some good news. no injuries have been reported. and again, all those evacuation orders have been lifted. bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> new at ten police in san francisco have a person in custody tonight following a shooting near a homeless shelter. it happened in the yerba buena neighborhood near fifth and welsh around 630 tonight. once on scene, officers found a person who had been shot. that victim was taken to the hospital with major in

for life checks, the republic of georgia's zora mitch bailey has refused to step down describing the illegitimate takeover of her country like mccain and kissinger. she embodies to nations, statesmanship and defense of her country's democratic values. as the mccain institutes, kissinger fellow zoar, a bunch of illegal use her vast diplomatic leadership and policy making experience to push for new elections and a democratic path forward in her country. now the georgia in parliament speak uh commented on the nomination of the for my georgian president, by the american institute saying that she likes another georgian president's stock, has really had never subs the interest of georgia almost 12 years ago. a similar gesture was extended to another ex president, mikhail psychiatry, bailey at tufts university. both of them willingly took up the offer, despite having pledge allegiance to georgia alone, psychiatry really later became a ukrainian citizen. and zora bish really to eventually is likely to return to her native france. it is clear now to our compatriots, exactly as we have been sa

thanks, bailey.ell, thousands of people from across the bay area and beyond came to oakland today for a first look at a hotly anticipated sale. as ktvu betty yu reports, many of them camped out for hours for the first crack at the annual white elephant sale. >> in the pre-dawn hours, dozens of people camped out to be among the first in line for preview day at the oakland white elephant sale on lancaster street. its northern california's oldest and largest of its kind, hosted by the oakland museum women's board for san jose resident lisa jones. it's a yearly tradition. >> i think it's the generosity of the community and the wonderful things that we find inside. >> seems like it's a communal experience. >> totally. we actually just met some new friends today. we're going to go in there and shop around with them. >> that's right. >> after doors opened, shoppers sprang into action. hundreds of thousands of donated items on sale have been sorted by nearly a thousand volunteers over the course of the last

bailey. >> yeah.ghters have made progress, in no way are people in la in the clear. a big part of that is because of those high winds that are expected to come in over the next few days. fire crews from all over the world, including mexico and canada, they are there in la fighting these fires from the ground and in the air. right now, crews are going through residential neighborhoods in malibu and pacific palisades, looking for hotspots where the fires may break out again. i spoke with an oakland firefighter this afternoon who has been assigned to the eaton fire. he told me that there was some flare ups there late last night because of those high winds moved in, but he said they're going literally square inch by square inch to make sure nothing reignites. officials. they are also warning about possible looters. they are warning those people to stay away from these areas affected. >> this isn't over. the fires may be closer to being over. you hear that from our fire chiefs if it goes that way. but we d

adina campbell is outside the old bailey for us.rating, thejury of nine men after almost 12 hours deliberating, the jury of nine men and three women reached a guilty murder verdict here at the old bailey. hassan sentamu worked and were seen wiping away his tears in the dock. they were screaming and shouting from the public gallery and he was called at murderer. as for elianne andam's family there were huge sighs of relief and they were hugging each other as they left the courtroom, 16 months on since the schoolgirl was brutally murdered broad daylight. elianne andam — an aspiring lawyer, described by her family as beautiful, outspoken and respectful. the 15—year—old was a close friend of hassan sentamu's ex—girlfriend. in her last snapchat video, she talks about the couple's recent split and how he failed to return herfriend's belongings, including a teddy bear. she takes back the bag herfriend has handed to sentamu with his possessions in and runs off. he then chases her and stabs her multiple times with a kitchen knife in the neck

harold bailey. president of the naccp, leader across new mexico, a pillar in the community, mentor, a father, someone who mentored countless generations of individuals who transformed the fabric of our life in new mexico. his work on civil rights and early education will be remembered for generations. as we remember dr. bailey, let us commit ourselves to upholding the values he championed, equality, compassion and improving the live of others. may dr. bailey's spirit continue to guide us as we strive for a better future for all americans and for all new mexicans. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. burchett: i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. burchett: i honor to honor master sergeant julian. enlisted in the national guard in 1975 and attended dental sch

ktvu bailey o'carroll has the story. >> both israel and hamas have agreed to a cease fire deal and to release israeli hostages in exchange for palestinian prisoners. this follows more than 400 days of violence, resulting in tens of thousands of deaths in the region, but ceasefire deals between the two have been reached in the past and broken. so this deal is causing many in the bay area to be nervously optimistic. >> there has been many attempts at ceasefire in the past, and i think in many ways it's hard to remain hopeful just given the amount of destruction and given the amount of cease fires that unfortunately have not materialized. so i think i approached this one with a lot of caution. >> sharif zakut is the partnership coordinator for the arab resource center. he's lost more than 70 family members in the war between israel and hamas. >> knowing that our communities and knowing that our family, my family specifically, is hopefully going to be safer, at least on the ground, with the possibility of moving back to where they live. i think that's ultimately what the people on the gro

but that's where bailey and ching bao are. they're in quarantine, and those you. saw there were the zookeepers from the national zoo, as well as some. careke f and. they're going and part of the transition. >> team to help. >> pauline ching bao in their very long flight from china back to the u.s. what are you looking for in this transition. >> period? you try to maintain what you have here and say, okay, ching bao likes to work on. her own time, and bailey likes to be very food motivated, very energetic towards people. and so like, can we provide those similar aspects to their care as they get adjusted? >> i know. >> their personalities. are so. >> much a. >> part of the. caretaking aspect. >> you look at them and how can you not love that face, but the different personalities, i think makes the job really fun too. and you can really connect with different ones and have like very special connections with certain ones. >> i would see video of people like. just watching and recording. >> for hours, and i found. >> myself up there. >> you're mesmerized. >> when you

eastbound highway 4 bailey pittsburgh fatal traffic collision.westbound side a little slow and go. let's look at the south bay. 18 minute ride. morgan hill up to san jose. if your traveling that route this morning deiah james, back to you. >> thank you. reyna 6.48. the time these 3 men now facing several charges in connection with a large burglary operation in santa clara county. police say the suspects targeted asian households over the span of 7 months and stole more than a million dollars in items. officers also believe they've committed dozens of burglaries and several other cities too. >> people search warrants were executed in the cities of stockton, hayward and french camp with the suspects are from during the operation. we recovered a large trove of evidence, including over 700 pieces of stolen property ranging from hundreds of pieces of jewelry, large amounts of foreign currency purses, luxury watches and family heirlooms. >> police say the investigation is still ongoing and there could be more victims out there. >> a steady flow of dono

ktvu bailey o'carroll joins us right now in the studio with a breakdown from today's game against the cardinals. >> yeah, you call it rough. it just wasn't really pretty at all. this game wasn't. the niners gave up 21 points in the fourth quarter alone. also, an injury to running back isaac guerendo really a microcosm of the season as a whole for the niners, who are just ready to turn the page. but they had one final game today, brock purdy sitting this one out due to a right elbow injury. but things got off to a relatively feisty start in this one. check this out. niners wide receiver jauan jennings piledrives a starling thomas the fifth who well, he wasn't happy about it. the scuffle resulted in offsetting unnecessary roughness penalties. then the very next play, will jennings. he's not done yet. he gets into it with sean murphy-bunting again, resulting in offsetting unnecessary roughness penalties. jennings and murphy-bunting were both ejected from the game after this one, and to make it worse, jennings was just 25 yards away from reaching 1000 receiving yards on the season before

bailey. >> hey, claudine. yeah, everybody pretty shocked at the decision, saying that they found out in an email that was sent out to staff and students earlier today. of course, those student athletes in particular, saying that they were baffled by the decision, many of them telling us today that they are planning on transferring. >> it's really disappointing. like it's sad and we all hate it. >> a shocking day on the campus of sonoma state as the university announced budget cuts, which resulted in the elimination of the entire athletic department, 11 division two teams. >> a lot of us just woke up this morning and saw this email, and it definitely has an impact of our not only our athletic career, but our our student and academic career as well. >> baseball players detailed their frustrations. >> a lot of like disbelief like that. this was happening. especially like considering that our season is ramping up and about a week and we were getting ready to go and all of a sudden like, it's our last season. >> th

so while they investigate this deadly crash at bailey on eastbound highway four, which is open, the bart system has stopped trains between antioch and north concord martinez stations. you'll have to use alternate service, some other transportation through the contra costa county to get over here to the north. concord martinez station. at that point, bart service would be able to resume on the yellow line. that's the note. that's the big delay for folks in contra costa county. the rest of the bay is showing easy, smooth drive on the freeways and definitely crisp and clear out there, i think. cynthia, you sure is. mike, good to have you back with us. we are looking at those low 30s in the east bay and the north bay down here from peninsula south, some 40s and 50s. so we're going to keep some patchy frost until about 9 a.m. for parts of napa, marin and sonoma counties and out towards the east bay, parts of cocoa and alameda counties. but as we go throughout the day, similar pattern to yesterday. rinse and repeat. we go on and get rid of those 30s here by about 9 a.m. in pleasanton, under a

thank you bailey. thanks, guys. thanks, bailey.at 11 starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> we have numerous employees who have lost their homes, as well as loved ones who have

carroll ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, that was bailey o'carroll reporting.nd coming up, president elect trump is preparing to take the oath of office as final preparations are underway for his inauguration tomorrow. [music] and he is wasting no time weighing in on the tiktok ban that is now, in effect, what he's asking from tech companies and what he says he will do tomorrow to get tiktok back up and running. and this morning, the first three hostages have been released by hamas and are now with israeli forces. after the cease fire officially went into effect. more on who was released and what happens next from ktvu. [music] >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning to you. let's take you right outside for a look at how this sunday morning is shaping up. and you can see the clouds are here. it is cool this morning. and so if you want to snuggle right back into bed for just a little bit longer, i say yes, do it. >> you got you got the approval. >> yes, we applaud you. please do. please enjoy your lazy sunday. welcome to mornings on two i'm clau

thank you so much, bailey. appreciate that. let's move to this. now.ns of thousands of people were forced to flee their homes in the los angeles wildfires. there are many organizations on the ground helping those who are displaced with the essentials. one of those includes world central kitchen, which has been partnering with restaurants and food trucks serving more than 400,000 meals to those on the front lines and those who have been displaced. on this giving day, we welcome trish engel, the organization's community outreach manager, to the nine. trish, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you andre. >> all right. so trish tell us give us an update on where things stand in terms of how you're helping the community out there. we know the fires are under control right now but but the fallout far from over. so tell us about that right. >> yeah. so work has been on the ground since day one of the fires just assessing the needs of the community. and as you said, yes. now the fires are at containment, but the needs are very, very present

somebody did die in this accident on eastbound four before bailey road.two left lanes are shut down because of a solo crash. and you could see the vehicle right there in that video. now, the crash then went over the center divide, landed on the bart tracks. we're expecting that they're going to reopen about 7 to 8:00 in the morning, but we'll keep tracking this for you. now, it's not impacting traffic at this time. however, it is impacting bart service. so if you take a look here, this is what's being impacted right now bart service is stop between north concord, martinez and antioch county connections is providing bus service between north concord and pittsburg bay point. but passengers need to find alternative transportation for service between antioch and north concord martinez stations. and so this is a map that shows you exactly where it's going on. we have another incident. we're tracking westbound 580 after grant line road in the altamont pass, a three vehicle crash involving a motorcycle blocking the left lane. there is heavy traffic backed up to

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at least some news from social media according to poll by repudiate research mo attorney general baileyrotection rule requiring big tech companies disclose grirmz choose third party content moderator, the man i'm sorry mo attorney general andrew by a lethanks so much for being here tell us more. >> this is about protecting consumers from big tech social media platforms monopolization, manipulation of content moderation algorithms algorithms otherwise big tech corporate censorship, i think your last story he helps prove that taking bold aggressive action in the wake of the decision that came out of the united states supreme court, in it is case in june going to lead nation on this encourage competition in the marketplace called algorithmic choice let consumers choose grim best suits their needs may best algorithm win. when they censor they say it wasn't censorship come up with something as if not human being putting that algorithm teg. >> want to shift responsibility but at the end of the day they owe ebb responsibility to consumers good for big tech competition good wonderful thing, thi