city. also thank our district attorneys who are keeping city safe. artnership with new police commissioner. to all who serve the city. i saw vanessa gibson. jonathan richards. antonio reynoso. i say that was one -- best in government. thank you to our brothers and sisters. and labor in the house. [applause] thank you labor so much for what you do every day. including htc. and 1199. and the carpenters. we are in a union administration, blue collar mayor. probably one of first mayors in history of new york that was a union member, we were clear on our northstar up lifting union members and up lifting working class people in the city of new york we will continue to do that. to all elected officials. a debt to leaders who came before us tod today we mourn honor one of those leaders, president jimmy carter. true public servant. a leader in humanitarian full of hope and compassion for fellow man, we send prayers to all who knew and loved him and salute his dedication. thank you president carter for your service and leadership, thank you. [applause] hard to

who of city leaders and celebrities, including warriors coach steve kerr. lowery unseated incumbent mayor london breed back in november. the mayor elect expressed optimism for the city despite challenges including a large budget shortfall, homelessness and public safety concerns. >> i'm asking all of you, every single one of you, to join me in reclaiming our place as the greatest city in the world with a new era of accountability, service and change. it's time to roll up our sleeves and get to work. san francisco. >> before the swearing in, lowery and his family served meals at saint anthony's. he said he'll reduce bureaucratic hurdles to address the fentanyl crisis and mental illness on city streets. and he pledged there will be no cuts to police, fire and other first responders. well, it is official. former congresswoman barbara lee has announced her run for oakland mayor. launching her campaign today and tossing her name to join the special election set to happen in april. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with lee minutes after she signed the

so in addition to the public safety personnel who ensured the seamless processions through our city and that the nation's work was done, i want to acknowledge our other great team at the department of public works and the department of transportation who ensured that the snow was cleared and the city was safe. for residents and businesses, most of the impact of the inauguration will be felt in the area directly around the national mall. the united states capitol, the convention center, and around union station. so if you live, work, or need to travel through those areas that are shown on the map, in this coming week and weekend, make sure to plan ahead and give yourself extra time. we also encourage people to use public transportation instead of driving. to help plan for inauguration week, we activated two resources. please use them. our official website is inrawg.dc.gov. inauguration.dc.gov. which provides information for residents and visitors. and a free text service. residents and visit yrs should text dcinaug to 888777. 888777 for updates on road closures, traffic updates and more.

it's one of the many hallmarks of who david chu is and that is exactly what you want in your city attorneyone who will throw down for you, who will go to the mat for you, who will stand immovable based on his values and his principles and the people that he is fighting for and supporting and those characteristics were very evident when we served in the state legislature together and they were why he became my favorite legislator. and i say that at a time when we served together i liked david chu better than i like myself and i don't think i'm alone in thinking that there is no one that quite like david chu and he he has been a pioneer. he has been a trailblazer. he has done things first. he he's made history as the first asian-american in every elected position that he's held as president of the board of supervisors at san francisco's east side assembly member now as city attorney and there isn't a better person to represent the community. >> i know this because i had the honor of being at david's side and teaming up with him in some of the biggest fights that we had in the legislature and

wants to raise concerns about who the city of oakland does business with, now would be theime to speak up. >> the agreement that dates back to july of 2015 is a 20 year service contract with an option for two five year extensions, which adds up to the ten years the duong's wanted tao to get them, as indicated in the indictment. >> not only was oakland for sale, it was on sale for cheap $95,000 and a few other things. it's just boggles the mind how cheap they were willing to sell out the city. >> tao faces a maximum of 95 years in prison. she'll be back in court on february 6th. in oakland, anser hassan abc seven news. >> and happening right now. the effort to narrow the field of candidates for alameda county's next district attorney is underway. right now, the board of supervisors is continuing interviews with the seven finalists after the previous d.a. was recalled. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley has the latest now on the process. >> i am a candidate for district attorney of alameda county. >> i am very honored and humbled to have the opportunity to present my vis

only a few seconds left here, but any piece of advice for the incoming mayor, who describes himself as a self proclaimed cityall outsider, someone who knows city hall very well. >> yeah. get ready. buckle your seat belt, because it's always something you don't know that's going to happen. that really calls the shots, certainly. >> so is london. breed would say that with the covid 19 pandemic. >> right. exactly, exactly. and the second thing is everybody loves you until you say no. >> okay. phil matier, we appreciate your insight. as always. we'll see you back here again for abc seven news at four. well, those wildfire flames have chased thousands from their homes. up next, we'll hear from some of their stories of survi you can access your fico® score in a snap. (daughter) what i would give to be able to make art on this scale! (dad) you will one day. but it's equally important for you to be thinking about your future... building credit— (daughter) dad... fargo, what's my fico® score? (dad) wow... it's a work of art. (vo) do you fargo? (daughter) that was corny, but i'll take it. (vo) you can. visit wellsfarg

city of homes for people. they suspect of committing rule crimes during the acid regime. the also looking for those who have refused to hand over weapons and ammunition to the new administration. redbox are being set up across the city of civilians. and at least 2 neighborhoods have been told to stay at home. in the us, the guy says the call robbing attack in new orleans, which killed 15 people and you used a was a pre meditated act of terrorism. investigators believe that ami veterans jumpsuit the dean jabard from texas was acting alone when he intentionally tried to run down as many people as possible. they say to ball posted several videos on social media pledging allegiance to i still in the alas, before the attack. there's other headlines, the news continues here on out to 0 off to witness and remind that you can keep up today with all of them using a website. i'll just share the com of the week. the easiest thing to pass the fall and that is all headed out there tomorrow . no problem to cool. i'm sure to follow up ok piece of up is because i should reprice a this menu hello. hello. hello. hello.

is your understanding of how the administration is going to approach those sanctuary sanctuary cities who not cooperate? >> well, look, they're going to try to do everything they can to get these cities to cooperate. and it's very disturbing that chicago has already indicated that they won't help. i mean, if they're going to be focusing on people who are committing crimes in our city, people who have been arrested and then are being released because of laws like we have in new york, the bail law that allows people that even assaulted police officers to be released back onto the streets, that is very disturbing. and i think the public would like to see these democrat run cities and states actually cooperate when it comes to these criminals. why are they protecting people wreaking havoc in our city? it's wrong. and even here in washington, we saw a great bill passed last week with overwhelmingly bipartisan support. the laken riley act, which would allow for individuals to be detained and deported who commit crimes. but then you have my attorney general in new york, tish james, saying that i

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increasing, making sure the money comes directly to cities to get things done, and making existing federal programs more flexible and practical. >> for those of you who have been involved, what would it mean for your cities if trump does follow through on his threat to revoke federal funding? >> i will ask second vice gloria to speak to this. he is the former most recent chair of our immigration committee for the task force. obviously in san diego, california, his city has a perspective on this. all we have heard about so far is mass deportation. there are no details, no plans, nothing specific for us to respond to. many of our cities have been actively working on making our communities safer. we will continue to do that, and it is a little premature for us to respond to a bumper sticker or a talking point, and so obviously, we will speak loudly and clearly when some of those details are spelled out in the ways that will impact cities. mayor gloria: i think our president handled that extremely well. i would say much like what he said, there is a tremendous amount of uncertainty about that statement, which makes all our jobs extremely difficult. not j

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city attorney, and a judge. the persons elected will serve until the 2026 midterm election. people who voted to recall price felt she was too soft on crime. the city of oakland reported a decrease in crime last year, down 30%. crime is still a concern, just recently, an employee from the restaurant called the best dim sum and pastry in little saigon was beaten at work after trying to stop a homeless man from vandalizing the business. the owner suffered a heart attack and died at the hospital. >> no business is off limits no more. you know? we used to protect these types of landmark businesses, but it is open season over here. >> the owner was known for speaking up about public safety concerns in his neighborhood. police in oakland tell us an arrest has been made, but they are still investigating. >> no stranger to negative headlines, but now some local businesses are trying to flip the script. the town's booming food scene has become one of the most exciting ways to celebrate oakland's many cultures. kelsey spoke with several business owners who are helping to redefine oakland's reputa

political consultant jim ross is taking the optimistic outlook. >> oakland really needs somebody who can unite the city. candidate or somebody who can bring together, you know, broad swaths of the community and really find a way to lead oakland in these really what are really challenging times. >> and perhaps lee's biggest challenger will be former councilman loren taylor, who, as you heard earlier, officially entered the race today. and political experts expect this to be a very policy heavy debate before voters choose their replacement for shengtao in april. so it will be a very short campaign season compared to most. >> all right. thanks, monica. >> well, the alameda county board of supervisors, meantime, has narrowed down the number of candidates to replace ousted d.a. pamela price. she was recalled from 15 to 7. annie esposito, venus johnson, ursula dixon, elgin lowe, jimmy wilson, latricia lewis and yibin shen are all moving on to the interview round. the candidates will be interviewed at a special board meeting before being narrowed down to a final two ahead of a final vote in the south bay, loc

those who live and work in this great city also those who visit here and who will wait trial and those who chose to be a part of the problem rather than the solution; sheriff miomoto in words and action has continued to work to improve public safety. leading our residents those in our custody through a pandemic not one die friday covid. a stance against those in our jail who is attacked our staff. and yet, fought for inmate freedoms and programs to help prepare them for potential reentry to society. he upon has decreased over time recruited and hired more staff, launched operation safe streets. and one of the things i admire about this sheriff is his diplomacy in dealing with other government leaders in order to achieve those results that our city need in this very moment. sheriff miomoto has a wellingness to roll up his sleeves to get the work done. although, rumor has it he is ready to flex more this term. reference the chronicle editorial in october. flex. a big word there for our sheriff you will see that. anyways, he managed to bolster the image and the rep station of the sheriff'

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the justice department has ordered federal prosecutors to investigate state or city officials who they believe are interfering with the administration's efforts. tonight, communities across the bay area are feeling more anxious. while sanctuary cities work to reaffirm their support, and sonoma state university announced dozens of layoffs and changes to programs as the school attempts to close a nearly $24 million budget deficit, 46 faculty members will not have their contracts renewed, as well as several other lecturers for management. staff positions will also be eliminated, and a handful of degree programs are also being cut. this includes art history, dance, economics, philosophy and french. the university also announcing it is going to cut its athletic programs. this includes all teams, coaches, trainers and staff. new tonight ktvu bailey o'carroll heard from student athletes who are not happy with the decision. >> 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 cut, which resulted in th

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those who live and work in this great city also those who visit here and who will wait trial and those who chose to be a part of the problem rather than the solution; sheriff miomoto in words and action has continued to work to improve public safety. leading our residents those in our custody through a pandemic not one die friday covid. a stance against those in our jail who is attacked our staff. and yet, fought for inmate freedoms and programs to help prepare them for potential reentry to society. he upon has decreased over time recruited and hired more staff, launched operation safe streets. and one of the things i admire about this sheriff is his diplomacy in dealing with other government leaders in order to achieve those results that our city need in this very moment. sheriff miomoto has a wellingness to roll up his sleeves to get the work done. although, rumor has it he is ready to flex more this term. reference the chronicle editorial in october. flex. a big word there for our sheriff you will see that. anyways, he managed to bolster the image and the rep station of the sheriff'

on the city which struck me as major it's not just about new orleans but evidently we have people out there whotargeted cities who have confected plans who are looking at how do they create destruction. at a higher level to me is who's list are these people on customer who is watching them? and, if we have information especially at the highest level the federal level that has all the tools and all the agencies to monitor stuff like this, how do we have a level of communication between the federal government and local government? one of the most obvious things to me after talking with experts we did not have communication and security defense experts. that needs to change. cooks it does. i was wondering if you had prior information. you just answer that question. as you pointed out, oliver, the world has seen new orleans and successfully host multiple major events. but in that press conference or in this morning mayor requested tactical guidance. this week they will respond accordingly she also stated that for years she has requested mardi gras to be labeled a sera one event and upgrade from a l

i think you know when i went in city government i thought about my parents like so many other who is have to navigate city services and resources english first language and help the individuals both navigate, intercept that is on an application approximate signage. it is fulfilling to mow to help people like my parent and feel like government is there to support them and not to harm them. my parents are happy that i retired early from politics and being a district 4 supervisor i could have continued on for a couple more years approximate decided to leave early. i think that over all they were able to see some of my work appear in the chinese newspaper. through that they were able to see i was able to help communities in a tangible way. >> the member of the board of supervisors. >> transportation authority. for the city and county of san francisco. congratulations. >> i think about one importance when i was worn in as district 4 supervisor. years ago, and someone actually came up to me during the swear nothing ceremony and said, wow, i'm traveling here from canada, and i just i could n

wants to raise concerns about who the city of oakland does business with, now would be thee to speak up. >> the agreement that dates back to july of 2015 is a 20 year service contract with an option for two five year extensions, which adds up to the ten years the duong wanted tao to get them, as indicated in the indictment. >> not only was oakland for sale, it was on sale for cheap $95,000 and a few other things. it's just boggles the mind how cheap they were willing to sell out the city. >> tao faces a maximum of 95 years in prison. she'll be back in court on february 6th. in oakland, anser hassan abc seven news. >> and for help tracking the events of this case, we have a timeline for you on our website, abc seven news.com and on the abc seven bay area app. >> happening now. parents have a chance to voice their thoughts and concerns about potential school changes and closings in vallejo. in november, a vallejo city unified school district committee recommended closing mare island health and fitness academy. it also suggested cutting enrollment at loma vista environmental s

and on the other hand, is the reality of those people who are already here in cities. liked to juan on others, across the border, who basically were left with no real resources after their cdp appointments were canceled. earlier in the week after donald trump took office, the mexican government has announced that they will unveil at least a reception centers in cities across the border where they expect to receive all these people that are expected to be sent back from the us. this is a, this is going to be a place to process them. and in some cases, for them to stay until the next step in their lives. whether be heading back home or, you know, trying to set up their lives in the border city and mexico on. on the other hand, there's tens of thousands of people currently, as i mentioned here, and to one on other border cities who are now after the shock of having had their plans drastically changed or trying to decide what comes next. will they be heading back home? that is realistically, not an option to the majority of them who escaped fairly violent scenarios at home? well, they said

city council all in one day. they'll all face some tough challenges almost immediately. nbc bay area's velena jones was at today's inauguration and sorts out who is now in charge in oakland, and council member gave a motion passes with a vote of eight ayes. congratulations. and with that, the oakland city council is seeing changes. newly appointed council president, council member kevin jenkins is now officially oakland's interim mayor. in a moment of political musical chairs, council member noel gayo will take over as council president. interim mayor jenkins says he's already looking to take action on one of the city's biggest issues. what's going through my mind right now is the budget, making sure that we rebalance our budget for this fiscal year and make sure that we get a budget going for the next fiscal year for the next two fiscal years. also setting up a transition for the next person who becomes mayor. the council also voted to appoint outgoing at-large council member rebecca kaplan to serve as council member for district two. it's a vacancy created by nikki fortunato bas, who is moving on to become a county supervisor. three new coun

cities like new york? joining me now is someone who has recently and, like always, spending time reporting on the ground tosnbc contributor paola ramos. it's just always a good moment to have you here, because there's always tumult and you do such an incredible job reporting on it. paola. but first, you know, it feels like when you talk about these mass deportations, blue states, sanctuary cities are going to be the target. can you tell me a little bit about the level of fear that you saw on the part of both migrants and the people who have been helping shelter those migrants inside new york city? right. >> you mentioned and we end the piece on this idea of what are sanctuary cities now? and the first thing that comes to mind is eric adams on his way to go see trump. and then i think about floyd benefield. yeah. and i think if we zoom into that map now, you see this migrant tent city in brooklyn, a brooklyn where donald trump received 16,000 more votes in 2024 than in 2020. and then if you keep zooming in, you see that this migrant shelter is surrounded by pro-trump districts. and just to give people some

and yibin chen, who is city attorney for the city of alameda. according to the east bay times, chen is the only finalist with no prosecutorial experience. in a matter of moments, minutes from now, safe will hold a news conference to again endorse their two finalists and express concern that, quote, high ranking political figures are interfering with this process to appoint a new district attorney. again, the interviews are later this afternoon. the board will select their finalists, the person who become the new district attorney. they will select them next week, and then that person takes office early next month and will serve through 2026 here in dublin. bob redell nbc, bay area news. thank you bob. well, new fires sparked in southern california near san diego. ahead on nbc bay area. the intense fight as firefighters work to gain control of the flames and more about the evacuations underway. we'll be right i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say som

just ignore the law and ignore the law breakers to give services to folks who committed the citya temporary basis as opposed to serving the people who actually lived there. you can begin to understand the outrage. >> sandra: yep, alright. >> john: and now this. >> the president said that he believes that this is a wake-up call to the american a.i. industry. the last demonstration sat on their hands. >> sandra: president trump's press secretary fleming the biden administration's in action on a.i. in her first official briefing. that was moments ago. what the latest techno moments mean for the global a.i. race. kevin o'leary is geared up and ready to discuss just that. >> john: plus, president trump kicking off his second term with a banker issuing executive orders. we will chat about it with trump counselor, alina habba, coming up in just the next few minutes. generalized myasthenia gravis, season to season, ultomiris is continuous symptom control, with improvement in activities of daily living and reduced muscle weakness. and ultomiris is the only long-acting gmg treatment with t

chelsea are now nine points clear of manchester city who are in second place.t off, lost for the first time under new coach renee slegers. top seed jannik sinner has retained his australian open title beating alexander zverev in straight sets. it was a battle between the world number one and world number two, with sinner comfortably coming out on top in straight sets. zverev didn't get a single break point in the match. sinner becomes the first italian to win three grand slam singles titles. it was a very high quality match from my side. the second set, got a bit lucky on the tie—break, as we saw but all things considered, amazing run again in australia. i'm extremely happy and sharing this with the team here and the family and the people i love, its amazing. the nfl season has reached its penultimate stage with four teams just one win away from a place at super bowl 59 in new orleans. the kansas city chiefs have set their sights on winning a third straight title. but they will have to see off josh allen and the buffalo bills first, in the afc championship game

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phil foden scored twice for city who were in front up until the 92nd minute when christian norgard's er secured a point for the home side. city remain 12 points off the top. the light the control was there in the first half, the start of the second then i don't know what happened. they put pressure on, we could not keep up with the pace. we paid the price there. is there confidence in the dressing room you are good enough to make at least the top four place? there is belief and hope in the changing room, some of the best players in the world. it is possible, i can see the improvements recently. we are getting better and better, to keep going in that way and hopefully we can get back to our levels and that's it, really. a 95th—minute equaliser from reece james salvaged a 2—2 draw for chelsea against bournemouth at stamford bridge. enzo maresca's side still haven't won in 5 league games, bournemouth are now unbeaten in 9. graham potter picked up his first win as west ham manager as they beat fulham 3—2 at the london stadium with goals from carlos soler, tomas soucek and lucas paqueta. w