dan. >> well dan and j.r. san francisco da brooke jenkins took this case very seriously instead of the general felonies unit. she signed this to a major crimes prosecutor and pushed for a two year state prison sentence. it didn't work. unlike judges in past hearings for repeat car burglar robert sonza, san francisco superior court judge bruce e chan denied our request for a camera in the courtroom at today's hearing for video or still pictures, and he went through with his offer in exchange for guilty pleas to five felonies receiving stolen property, accessory after the fact, possession of a firearm by a felon, concealed firearm in a vehicle, possession of ammunition. sansa will be released after less than four months in county jail. severe with sansa's history of re-offending. how is this proper? >> i said what i had to say on the record. >> i tried to discuss the case with sansa's public defender, sylvia nguyen. he's been on probation several times and reoffended. i wanted to ask what will be different this

dan. >> well, dan jr and dan san francisco da brooke jenkins took this case very seriously.nstead of the general felonies unit, she assigned this to a major crimes prosecutor and pushed for a two year state prison sentence. but it didn't work. unlike judges in past hearings for repeat car burglar robert sanza, san francisco superior court judge bruce e chan denied our request for a camera in the courtroom at today's hearing for video or still pictures, and he went through with his offer in exchange for guilty pleas to five felonies receiving stolen property, accessory after the fact, possession of a firearm by a felon, concealed firearm in a vehicle, possession of ammunition. sansa will be released after less than four months in county jail. with sansa's history of re-offending. how is this proper? >> i said what i had to say on the record. >> i tried to discuss the case with sansa's public defender, sylvia nguyen. he's been on probation several times and reoffended. i wanted to ask what will be different this time? >> people are kind of upset about what's happening here. ho

please join me in thanking dan evans, jr. and the entire evans family for sharing governor evans and nancy evans with the people of our state. [applause] >> by the way, i met with dan, jr., and told him of one of my favorite possessions, it's a photo of dan evans with my parents, and my mom is pregnant with her sixth child, me. and it's a reminder to meet the challenges, we cannot be leisurely when the times call for action. let us embrace those words during this session. let us have a bias towards action. let us listen to one another, without consideration of party so that the strongest argument prevails. that's how we do our best work and let me be specific with examples how we can work in a bipartisan way. representative connors, i'm excited to work with you to get your homes for heroes legislation to my desk, let's recognize, police officers, firefighters, and other public service and make sure they can access low interest loans to purchase their first home. [applause] >> representative davis, you've developed a robust an

, dan, thank you. shengtao left office exactly one month ago after voters recalled her in the last election. abc seven news reporter louis pena spoke to multiple oakland leaders who say it's time for oakland to have a fresh start. >> walking out of the federal courthouse, former oakland mayor sheng tao maintained her innocence as she faces an eight count indictment that includes bribery offenses along with her longtime boyfriend and two local businessmen. this just two months after she was recalled. >> we all knew that she was pretty corrupt and dishonest at. in addition to being incompetent, the indictments on bribery charges sent shockwaves across the city, with some of tao's former colleagues responding shocked and disappointed. >> this is sadly not the first time that the city of oakland has experienced what's considered pay to play politics and allegations of corruption are always, always a blow to the public's trust in city hall, a space new congresswoman lateefah simon was just landing from wash

, it's dan.you think about some of the numbers being thrown around, there's no specifics here. microsoft gave capex guidance a few weeks ago, guided to $80 billion in the next year or so. 40 of that was going to be overseas. don't you get to a point where you can only build so much data center infrastructure here in the u.s. especially for the big multinationals who have to serve other places around the world and the last part of this question is, what about power consumption? at some point there's only so much data centers you can build in the near term because you are power constrained. >> yeah, dan, you make a great point because the reality is we could talk about these capex numbers but it's about you need other names, but if you look on the data center side, there's essentially going to be more data centers under construction than actual data centers. bunow how quickly that gets built and we'll see it in earnings. but from microsoft, for amazon, for google, the capex is there. but now it's a

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>> dan i think we will. you know, we had quite a bit of cloud cover tonight, but it was mainly really high clouds and now they're thinning out a bit. check this out. here's the forecast animation starting at 1030. notice that by 11 we'll see more clearing. fewer clouds, 1130. even clearer still. and that pattern continues right on through that midnight hour when we expect to see the fireworks. so i think that we have a good chance of having good viewing conditions. meanwhile, later tonight after the fireworks are over, of course, frost advisory in effect for many of the inland valleys and the hills of the bay area until 9:00 tomorrow morning, temperatures dropping down to about 3233 degrees in the coldest locations. i'll give you a closer look at that and the accuweather seven day forecast for the new year coming our way in just a few minutes. >> dan, it is here. thanks, spencer very much. on the peninsula. redwood city rang in the new year early with a music and light show. lasers lit up the sky. counting d

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tim. >> dan. that's right. now, it's difficult to overstate just how significant this closure is for the san francisco center. bloomingdale's is the mall's largest remaining tenant and occupies over 300,000ft■!s of retail space here at the center. now, the store has operated here for almost two decades and is the company's second largest location after its store in new york. as a part of its closure announcement, bloomingdale's cited the shifting retail landscape as well as its so-called evolving strategies for its future operations. now, as you guys can imagine, news of the store's closure has come as a shock to many customers here. we spoke to one woman who told us she's frustrated. >> i love bloomingdale's, i'm going to be sad because i don't know where another one is at. so probably in san jose or santa clara is the next place i would have to go. >> now, bloomingdale's closure is also a big hit to city leaders. for several years now, multiple retailers have closed up shop in san francisco, especially in thi

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dan ives sitting here with me. dan, 20-year hitting over 5%. the real thing we are looking at is the 10-year at 4.75%. putting a lot of pressure on tech on top of the rising dollar. how do tech stocks move higher with the set up? >> i think there are two things playing out. one thing, fundamentally, cap ex and what we are seeing is strong on the consumer side. that is actually better than expected. we will see that in the earnings. we've gone through this in last few years. the ten-year bond risk off. we will have these moments. our view is these are the opportunities to own the winners. frank, i only think we're halfway through the bull market. >> i want to talk about palantir. under pressure again. after the best performing stock in the s&p last year, we continue to see a selloff and the stock under pressure. are you concerned about the valuation like so many other people? they believe the valuation is too high and it is difficult for the company to live up to the lofty valuation. >> if you miss the valuation, you miss the last 20 years. pala

if dan, what do you think about pompeo's criticism?t of attacks in jihadists here in the u.s. for quite some time until new orleans. >> yeah, that's right. and let's keep in mind that new orleans attack was carried out by a u.s. citizen, former army sergeant when was not known to be actively affiliated with a group. he had marinated himself in these violent jihadist web sites and then somehow talked himself into the idea that he had to go out and kill people. that's a little bit different from saying this is an individual from i isis-k in afghanistan who's been sent to the united states to commit these acts of terror. paul right. >> but i think there's been a kind of general sense that the biden administration if has been lax when it comes to fighting crime or or keeping an eye on this sort of thing. for the trump people, exhibit a is the border. the border has been open for nearly four years, and some of the initial people who came across may have been economic refugees. but clearly in the last couple of years, there have been crimina

dan. >> all right. karina.nk you. >> and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc7 news.com and join karina in two minutes. >> and if you're watching us here on tv. world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel and all of us here. thank you for watching. we appreciate your time. >> i'm ama daetz we'll see you at 6:00 for dan >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the emergency unfolding right now. racing to escape the flames. winds now gusting up to 100 mi

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dan. >> okay, thanks very much, sandhya. and as the wildfire burns through los angeles, there is growing concern back here at home, particularly around areas like the oakland hills where people know all too well about the devastating wildfire can bring. city leaders say what makes oakland so dangerous is that it is highly populated with few roads in and out. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has a look at ways to protect people and property. >> a drive through the narrow roads of the oakland hills shows how difficult it could be to evacuate during a natural disaster. >> in this neighborhood, i think that they are taking it seriously and that they are doing everything they can. >> kazemaini was neighborhood burned in the 91 oakland hills fire, an experience that has many aware of the constant wildfire threat. he says the city is doing a lot like annual home inspections by the oakland fire department, but others say much more needs to be done because the streets are narrow. >> sometimes there's only one way out. they would

i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. contra costa county prosecutors are filing charges against mueller over a kidnaping for ransom that left the victim so afraid, they never told police. >> abc seven news reporter j.r. stone has been following this investigation for years and joins us live in studio tonight with the new details. j.r. >> dan, two charges were filed against mueller last week and now three this week. it's all new cases we're talking about. it's wild because mueller is already in prison for the vallejo case with denise huskins and aaron quinn. i still remember that night in 2015 when vallejo police called what happened in their city an orchestrated event and not a crime. they later apologized for that. mueller was arrested and convicted, and now he's linked to even more cases. 47 year old matthew mueller, who's currently serving a 40 year federal prison sentence for the 2015 kidnaping and rape of denise huskins in a case that started in vallejo, now faces three new kidnaping charges in contra costa county.

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but on july first 2024 5 minutes after dan dan left her job as a telephone operator park hilton hotel and downtown san francisco. the family says that she was pushed from the platform at the powell street bart station and later died of her injuries. it's not just him. >> there's a lot of people out there. >> cool. >> it's just circling that train station. i know because the moment that that happened to my on i went to that station myself and there's about a dozen, you know, people in there who i didn't feel safe, just we're going to that station. what more a female at, you know, 11, 11, 30. >> on wednesday, dan dance family announced a lawsuit against bart claiming that the public transportation agency failed in its job to protect passengers such as dan tan court documents, state that trevor belmont had been banned from bart, adding that he had been arrested at least 27 times and 2018. he had been convicted and engaging in lewd conduct when he exposed himself on bart. >> we are. filing this complaint. to make sure it doesn't happen again to to anybody else. a criminal is now under. yo

. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. we are heading into what forecasters are calling a particularly dangerous situation for los angeles. and even now, bone dry conditions are keeping firefighters busy. >> yeah. the latest fire is burning in ventura county, near the city of oxnard. here's a live look at those flames. they're calling this the auto fire. it's burned at least five acres in a dried out riverbed under 101. lots of brush to burn, but it's not threatening any buildings right now. the flames look much less intense than they did just an hour ago, so that's encouraging. we've seen a number of aircraft making drops on this fire. dozens of firefighters are working to get it under control before the winds get any worse. >> now on the palisades and eaton fires, firefighters spent the day putting out hotspots. neither fire grew at all. today, containment is up to 33% on the eaton fire and 14% on palisades. 24 people have died in those two fires, and first responders are still not done searching the burned neighborhoods

suzanne. >> dan jr. the police officers association says it's critical to have someone from sfpd assigned to the joint terrorism task force. now, the union president says it's all about safety. she told me, quote, at the end of the day, what price are you willing to put on safety? >> it's about keeping people safe. >> the san francisco police officers association says it's time for s.f. police department to step up. the poa posted on x, quote, the sfpd should rejoin the joint terrorism task force to work with all our law enforcement partners in keeping the people who live, work and visit san francisco safe. >> we put out the tweet because you know what happened in new orleans? nobody wants to see that happen again. >> lieutenant tracy mcrae ss there will be a lot of eyes on san francisco because of upcoming events like the j.p. morgan healthcare conference. >> that's going to be really huge. and after what happened in new york with the ceo being killed in february, there's the chinese new year's parade a

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the latest, dan. >> well, karina and dan sheng, tao's opponent in the 2022 race, lauren taylor, told me today. there's no question he would have won. he was leading in the polls, and after that, mailer wound up losing by just 677 votes. and any comment about what's happening in his white suit and white tennis shoes? andy duong would not answer questions as he entered federal court to face bribery, conspiracy, mail and wire fraud charges in connection with former oakland mayor xiang tao. but the indictment says in exchange for future favors, contracts and political appointments to wong and his father, david wong, who owned california waste solutions, funded a negative mailer campaign costing approximately $75,000 in support of tao's mayoral campaign. >> look, i am, i am angry. this is ridiculous that uh- democracy has been trampled on here in oakland. >> former council member lauren taylor was ahead at one point during the ranked choice voting tally by 3587 votes, but wound up losing the mayor's race by just 677 out of about 125,000 votes cast. the difference, according to taylor and

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dan ama. >> very good.ll right, karina, thanks very much. >> and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc7 news.com and join karina in two minutes. >> and if you're watching here on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel. all of us. we appreciate your time. i'm dan. >> ashley and i'm ama daetz. we will see you again at 6:00. you enjoy this. nice shot. >> of. the. >> whit: tonight, for the first time ever, the u.s. using military planes for deporting migrants. president trump touring disaster zones, signaling he's open to eliminating fema.

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. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. thank you for tuning in. today, the death toll from those southern california wildfires rose to 11 lives lost. and right now, we're monitoring a flare up by the palisades fire burning near malibu. this started about 530. here's a live picture. the crew on air, seven from our sister station in los angeles, says they saw firefighters running away as the flames took over. two helispots. that's the place where helicopters can safely land, take off and refuel. some fire vehicles may have been overrun by the flames. so far, those flames have scorched more than 21,000 acres at the palisades fire. containment is at 8% today. that's an improvement from 0% last night. 5 to 6000 structures. many of them homes, have been destroyed or damaged. this fire has killed at least five people. >> said he'll be fine. i'll be here when you guys come back. he was in his bed when i found him. i was just in hell. >> that's what it felt like. i was just surrounded by flames. i lost everything you can imagine possible. and it's just dev

coming up. >> dan okay, sandhya, thanks a lot. bay area fire departments say their deployments to southern california will not impact r operations here at home. an abc news crew captured santa clara county fire crews down south today. 40 bay area firefighters are battling both the palisades and the eaton fires. they're. san mateo consolidated fire department has 13 members down south. 14 oakland firefighters are there. this video shows san francisco fire crews in l.a. county. southern marin fire district says crews from departments including novato, tiburon, san rafael and central marin as well. >> we're used to public safety power shut offs in the bay area, but were they used in los angeles? southern california edison says it shut off electricity on its distribution lines to altadena before the fire started. that didn't happen in pacific palisades. electricity there is supplied by the los angeles department of power and water, and municipal agencies. don't have to. excuse me. comply with psps alerts. l.a. dpw uses a system that s

dan. so tomorrow morning, you'll want to give yourself that extra time and make sure you have your umbrellas by the door. good evening everyone. let's take a look at a live view from our mount tam cam. it is all quiet, but that changes. look at the rain on live doppler seven. it's up around eureka and crescent city. all of this is in association with a level one storm that is going to get down here, right around the time that some of you are commuting. so at 5:00 it is in the north bay. it starts to slide by 8 a.m. into other parts of the bay area. as we head into the 11:00 hour, it's crossing the central bay. wave heights are already building with this storm. you can see 15 to 16 foot waves out over the pacific. high surf advisory goes up 9 p.m. tomorrow until 3 a.m. sunday. watch out because those breakers are going to be between 18 and 25ft, bringing dangerous swimming and surfing conditions. beach hazards statement up all day tomorrow from the morning till night time, as we do have mod

dan. you know what? it's going to feel like we switched back to winter. let me show you what's happening on live doppler seven. a trough is deepening. it's going to drag in with it. colder air, kick up the winds and even bring in some spotty showers. so, 10:00 tomorrow morning in the south bay. there's a chance. you look in the afternoon and some spotty showers begin to rotate back in as we head into the 2 to 4 p.m. time period. a wind advisory goes up for the north bay mountains. right now, it's already up until 10 a.m. sunday. gusts up to 50 miles an hour could see a few outages or tree limbs going down. the other thing that's going down are the temperatures frost advisory for our inland areas. 1 to 9 a.m. tomorrow. numbers down to the low 30s and frost will form. this is going to be the first storm for southern california of this winter season, and they are going to get soaked, as you can see, not just tomorrow, but going into sunday as well. the mountains will pick up snow. the concern

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. so far, the winds have been slightly milder than originally forecast, but the big test will be overnight when the wind threat is expected to create a particularly dangerous situation. those words according to the national weather service. >> so here is the latest on the fires. at least 25 people are dead and that number is expected to rise. more than 20 people remain missing between the palisades and eaton fires. authorities have made dozens of arrests in the fire zones for things ranging from looting to flying drones and fire zones and attempted arson. >> and here's a look at the size of the two largest and most active fires. the palisades fire has burned more than 23,000 acres and remains 17% contained, while the eaton fire has burned more than 14,000 acres and is 35% contained. but fortunately, the footprint of both fires has not grown in the past 24 hours. >> and since many residents still aren't allowed in the fire zones, crews from cal fire's damage inspection team have been ass

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. palisades fire keeps on growing, forcing a new round of evacuations tonight when it flared up. it has burned more than 21,000 acres and is 8% contained. the eaton fire is up to just over 14,000 acres, and containment is at 3%. tonight. that's it. another death from the wildfires was reported today, bringing the total now to 11. >> this map from cal fire shows you the active fires burning right now in southern california. we mentioned the big ones already. all evacuations have been lifted for the hearst fire near sylmar. all evacuations have also been lifted for the kenneth fire near west hills. and the lidia fire is 75% contained. >> and tonight, we're getting an up close look at the widespread destruction left behind by the eaton fire. this is an aerial view of what's left in the city of altadena. that's where an 83 year old grandfather's body was found by his family in his bed amid the rubble. another couple who lost their home say they tried to fight the flames on their own for hou

dan. >> all right. monica, thank you. house republicans are targeting san francisco's presidio as a place to make cuts to fund president trump's agenda. according to the chronicle, republican lawmakers want to take back $200 million in federal money that was granted to the presidio during the biden administration. the money is intended to keep the presidio free and open for all. speaker emerita nancy pelosi, who helped secure the money, said in a statement today that she's sad to see the presidio being used as a political pawn. >> president trump continued today on his spree of signing executive orders. among them is a pardon for anti-abortion activists convicted of blocking abortion clinic entrances. the people pardoned were involved in the october 2020 invasion and blockade of a washington clinic. meanwhile, today, a seattle judge signed a temporary restraining order blocking the president's attempt to end birthright citizenship. it prevents trump's executive action from taking effect fo

[mÚsica] leo dan compuso mÁs de 1500 canciones.e en paz. [mÚsica] alan: que descanse en paz. esa imagen con dulce que tambiÉn acabamos de perder. impresionante. de mis favoritas "por un caminito". me fascinaba esa canciÓn. me trae unos recuerdos, me trae a mi padre le regresa. en lo mÁs bonito que tiene la mÚsica de leo dan. karla: que descanse en paz. estamos arrancando este 2025. hay muchas resoluciones o propÓsitos que nos hacemos. vamos a casar con jomari. sÉ que la gran manzana hay gente muy especial. jomari: exactamente. yo pienso que esta historia les va a fascinar. creo que las bodegas en todos los sitios son como un me acerco a la familia. hay un hombre en nueva york que estÁ aquÍ que estÁ trabajando. puedes venir o no? no esta? karla: lamentablemente, estamos en vivo. se congelÓ la historia. esta historia no se pueden perder. alan: ahÍ estÁ otra vez. jomari: ok. entonces, estaba diciendo y usted comenzÓ esto hace 38 aÑos, pero hace 18 aÑos usted tenÍa amigos en la calle. quÉ paso? >> bueno, yo no podÍa dejar en la calle.

time will tell, dan. and while these fires are set to be the worst in california history, let's not forget that the electorate can have a short memory. and political consultants close to newsom consider him to be politically resilient. surviving pr crises throughout his career, whether it was a sordid affair, a pandemic party or a failed recall, governor gavin newsom is something of a phoenix rising from the ashes of political turmoil. >> again and again, gavin newsom was never more popular than when they were trying to recall him. >> this time, the governor is fighting off criticism of his handling of the wildfires ravaging los angeles county. >> i think that gavin is largely incompetent. >> i think he's doing about as good as you can do in this situation. >> political consultant jim ross worked with newsom in his first run for san francisco mayor. if anything, ross speculates, the attacks from the right might bolster the governor's aspirations for higher office. >> a response to a wildfire like this is

dan's doing the research. i don't pretend to be as expert as he is in this space, but i do know the management teams think it's stit old economy companies that are pivoting to the new technologies and then the suppliers. and you and i talked about shifting to software, i don't know, a couple of months ago. and we've done that. and yet i still think you want to. >> and to your point, 80 billion that nadella and microsoft spent 65 billion. that's not changing from this to something that i could argue you could almost increase. so it just speaks to as. >> in what way would it increase? because like you said, whether you love or hate what's happening there, people are starting to build more deflation into these capex models. but you think maybe we could even see the opposite? >> yeah. >> so you have 4% enterprises in the us, remember, not. >> even around the. >> world that have gone down the ai path. if inferencing and the use cases get cheaper, that's more for the hyperscalers. that's more chips for nvidia. that'

paul: de facto ban, dan, on natural gas heaters.get something -- we got more on medical debt relief. we're just getting all of the progressive policies as if the election weren't held. he's going to do that right through january 20th? >> well, that's how he's rebuilding fdr legacy. and let's understand, it was joe biden's choice to go in this direction and to be forced to do all these things at the end. the progressives have to have been very happy with the joe biden presidency because he basically held the door open for all of this spending, especially on climate. but he's going to go out having lost because of inflation. and really, strikingly, because the american people dibuy into his presidency or into kamala harris' candidacy. that's the ultimate repiewduation. paul: kim, let me ask you about donald trump's sentencing in the alvin bragg so-called hush money case. it was a total -- the judge with issued a total discharge meaning that trump can appeal, but there's no, there's no punishment, no fine and in jail time. what do you

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm julian glover. we had a wet start to the day and we're not totally in the clear just yet. the snow is coming down in the sierra. this road sign has the best advice. slow the fast down. chains are required for drivers, and right now, traffic is stopped on i-80 because of spinouts there. >> now, here's a snapshot of conditions here in the bay area. as you look around, look around some of our cameras located in different spots around the bay area. it is mostly clear out there and mostly dry as you can see. now let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. >> she's got an eye on both the surf and the snow. sandhya. yeah, absolutely. >> and julian and dan, let's take a look at first the snow, because it is just coming down. this is from zephyr cove. it really looks like winter at this hour. this is why it's not a good idea to head up there, even though it's beautiful to look at from the camera perspective. not great to drive until 10 p.m. tonight we have a winter storm warning in effect. we'

dan. so tomorrow morning, you'll want to give yourself that extra time and make sure you have your umbrellas by the door. good evening everyone. let's take a look at a live view from our mount tam cam. it is all quiet, but that changes. look at the rain on live doppler seven. it's up around eureka and crescent city. all of this is in association with a level one storm that is going to get down here, right around the time that some of you are commuting. so at 5:00 it is in the north bay. it starts to slide by 8 a.m. into other parts of the bay area. as we head into the 11:00 hour, it's crossing the central bay. wave heights are already building with this storm. you can see 15 to 16 foot waves out over the pacific. high surf advisory goes up 9 p.m. tomorrow until 3 a.m. sunday. watch out because those breakers are going to be between 18 and 25ft, bringing dangerous swimming and surfing conditions. beach hazards statement up all day tomorrow from the morning till night time, as we do have mod

. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. we are heading into what forecasters are calling a particularly dangerous situation for los angeles. and even now, bone dry conditions are keeping firefighters busy. >> yeah. the latest fire is burning in ventura county, near the city of oxnard. here's a live look at those flames. they're calling this the auto fire. it's burned at least five acres in a dried out riverbed under 101. lots of brush to burn, but it's not threatening any buildings right now. the flames look much less intense than they did just an hour ago, so that's encouraging. we've seen a number of aircraft making drops on this fire. dozens of firefighters are working to get it under control before the winds get any worse. >> now on the palisades and eaton fires, firefighters spent the day putting out hotspots. neither fire grew at all. today, containment is up to 33% on the eaton fire and 14% on palisades. 24 people have died in those two fires, and first responders are still not done searching the burned neighborhoods

dan. >> okay, karina. thanks a lot. a fire survivor from southern california is in san francisco to thank the local firefighters who helped save his home. the firefighters from fire station 25, in the bayview, were deployed to los angeles to fight the pacific palisades fire. that was so terrible. eugene kwok says his neighborhood was saved by what they did. they kept 17 of the 24 homes on his block from burning down, and even saved valuables from homes that did burn. >> it's a horrible disaster, but we also experienced a lot of human kindness. that engine and the four crew members, along with the fire department and all the firefighters in the state, are our number one heroes right now. we're star struck just to think of them. >> can you imagine how much that meant to those san francisco firefighters to see eugene like this engine 25 truck and some two dozen other members of the sffd are actually still in southern california protecting lives and property. >> the newest fire to spark in southern california is near the u.

dan. >> all right, sandy, thanks very much. more californians, especially here in the bay area, are being forced into using the state's fair plan for homeowners insurance and the l.a. wildfires, obviously highlighting concerns about that plan's financial health. here's abc seven news reporter anser hassan in the sunol hills, homeowners denied normal insurance coverage had to turn to california's fair plan. >> it's the insurer of last resort, and data from the department of insurance shows it's the only option for one in every ten homeowners in sunol. >> recently, enrollment in the fair plan has ballooned, and that's because the private home insurance market, specifically the private home insurance companies, have been withdrawing from different parts of the state. >> carmen balber is executive director of consumer watchdog. she says part of the problem relates to climate change and an increased risk of wildfires in sunol. the risk is high. the first street foundation, which connects climate change to financial risks, estimates

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ama and dan. >> all right. thanks very much, monica. >> on the first full day of trading under the new trump administration, all three major indices saw gains. analysts say traders were carefully monitoring the president's flurry of executive orders signed monday. the dow added 537 points to close at 44,025. the nasdaq gained 126 points. the s&p 500 added 52 points. president trump is ordering all federal workers to retuo the office and terminate remote work arrangements. abc seven news reporter luz pena looks at the power of this order and the laws protecting workers. >> president donald trump is ordering millions of federal employees eligible to work remotely to go back to the office. an executive order signed right after his inauguration. >> so the president's executive order is really broad, and it covers all federal employees. seemingly. >> the white house published more details, urging heads of departments and agencies to terminate remote work and require employees to return to work in person on a full ti

dan noyes, abc seven news. >> and if you have a story for dan in the i-team, just go to abc seven news.com slash i-team. >> new developments. the kidnaper at the center of the notorious 2015 vallejo gone girl case could face charges in a third bay area county. the contra costa county sheriff's office says it's linked matthew mueller to a never before reported home invasion robbery in san ramon. detectives say it happened in early 2015. in march of that year, mueller broke into the vallejo home of aaron quinn and denise huskins. authorities say mueller drugged and tied them up before kidnaping and sexually assaulting huskins. vallejo police falsely accused the couple. remember this of making the whole thing up, but mueller was later linked to the crime and convicted. and just last week, he was charged in santa clara county for two 2009 home invasions and sexual assaults in mountain view and the other in palo alto. >> we're following the story of unprecedented challenges in oakland. three mayors in the past month. at a special city council meeting today, a new interim mayor, kevin jenkins, t

dan is on the la wildfires.rriors coach steve kerr today confirmed the palisades fire destroyed his childhood home. his 90 year old mother, ann, did make it out okay. thank goodness. >> you know, that's my hometown. and all my friends who are from there, pretty much. they've all lost, lost their homes, their their family homes, childhood homes. our whole high school's gone. the town looks like it has just been completely wiped out. it's surreal. >> in this photo from 1996, ann kerr is seen replacing the net on the basketball hoop in front of the palisades home where steve practiced his shots. growing up, kerr says he visited his mom at the house for dinner just a few weeks ago. now it's devastated after learning his childhood home burned down in the palisades fire. thankfully, his 90 year old mother, ann, made it out safely. she's been living in that home since 1969. golden state back at work today, looking to bounce back after a bad back to back losses today in detroit. homecoming for michigan native draymond g