yeah, audrey. we continue to investigate next generation 911, and this is our state wide upgrade, bringing our landline 9911 system into the internet age. so our recent investigations already uncovered public safety concerns that prompted the state to actually suspend deployment of that new network across the state. but now, as they're continuing to answer questions, address concerns, we are finding more problems with this network. recent problems from just a couple of months ago. and we go in depth tonight at 11. all right, candice, thank you for that preview. really appreciate it. we'll see you at 11. forbes richest men will reportedly attend president elect donald trump's inauguration on monday. we're talking about tesla's elon musk, meta's mark zuckerberg and amazon's jeff bezos. that's according to someone planning the inauguration. musk was has given mr. trump already appointed him to chair a new efficiency department, and he donated more than a quarter billion dollars to the trump presidenti

hi, audrey. one week from now, the country will have a new president. president elect trump will be inaugurated and has threatened mass deportations. bay area communities on edge after false reports of ice activity. but their triggers, they aren't baseless. ice agents have made arrests in the central valley recently, and we're going to track what's going on. parklets up for discussion in palo alto tonight. many of us have gotten used to those outdoor dining options, and in most cases, they are permanent parklets. but some business owners are complaining that these restaurant parklets are just taking up too much real tate infringing on their storefronts. so we're going to look into the debate. all that and more coming up at five. all right. looking forward to that. janelle. thank you. we'll see you in a little bit. still to come. top trending stories voted by you on my instagram survey. also, bay area rock royalty set to hit the bottle rock stage besides green day. we'll tell you who else is headlining the napa music festival. it's never too soon to thin

a lot of things, audrey. one of them creates new penalties for criminals who have those stolen items in return and intend to either sell or return them, even to the store. governor newsom signed ten of these bills at a home depot back in august and here in san jose, but they take effect today. and one says if you stolen over $950 worth of items, even if they're from different stores and in different counties, prosecutors can add those crimes up and charge you with grand theft. another allows stores to file a restraining order against you if you stolen from the and ban you from entering the business for two years. prop 36 passed by voters also went into effect two weeks ago. it allows for tougher penalties for property crimes along with fentanyl trafficking. it's important to get california back under control. we shouldn't have to go into stores and have the items we'd like to purchase in cases and have to get help, or they're simply not on the shelves because they've been removed with with no consequences. an

audrey asistio nbc, bay area news. audrey, thank you. and take a look at the trail of destruction here, one of the most scenic highways in the world is almost unrecognizable. this is a drive along the closed section of the pch, the pacific coast highway in malibu. multimillion dollar properties, gone in ruins. abandoned cars still littered the road after flames forced so many people to jump out of their cars while they were evacuating and take refuge by the ocean. so what kind of person takes advantage of another person's misery? well, the kind that prompts curfews in the fire evacuation zones. looters are exploiting this tragedy in burned out neighborhoods. the new da in los angeles announced today that nine people have been charged with looting and burglary. what you're watching is video from inside a home in pacific palisades. last wednesday, the day after the fire started. the promise that we made when we started this that these criminals would be arrested, they would be prosecuted, and they will be maximally punished is a promise we

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good afternoon, i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. we're going to show you what you can expect if you are heading to the city to celebrate. we're also tracking other stories on this new year's eve, including another chilly night on tap as we take a live look in san jose this afternoon, where we are still in the 50s. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri will join us with how cold it will get for your new year celebration. also, a popular restaurant catches fire in the south bay. our ian cull spoke with investigators who say that fire is suspicious. and how bad is brock purdy's elbow injury? we do have an update from coach shanahan ahead of a crucial offseason for the qb and the 49ers, but let's go ahead and begin with the new year already underway in parts of the world. you're looking at london rang in 2025, about 30 minutes ago with a spectacular fireworks show from the bank of the river thames and a parade featuring around 10,000 performers made its way through the city center. tens of thousands of people attended and millions tuned in a

raj jess audrey, thank you.headed here to the bay area, 30 dogs and cats from la animal shelters will arrive at sanan francis's spca tomorrow evening. the goal is to create space down in southern california for animals displaced by these wildfires. so if you're wondering, like a lot of people are, how to help? just go to nbcbayarea.com. click on the tab in our trending bar. you'll find a long list of valid organizations that are focused on helping the fire victims. okay, w we're following some breaking news overseas. impeached south korean president yoon suk yeol was arrested early wednesday morning, local time. nearly 3000 officers were on hand at his home to bring him into custody. this is the second attempt to arrest yoon follong a failed attempt earlier this month. yoon is facing insurrection charges stemming from a short lived martial law declaration last month. he is the first sitting president, by the way, to be arrested in the country's history. a guilty plea from the man charged in a string of fire bomb

we demand that this brutal murder of a russian war correspondent receive a proper response from audrey as away as prescribed by her mandate. we also expect an equally strong condemnation of this atrocity from all other human rights organizations and structures. but at least for the journalists were wounded when the you are the hit, the vehicle in which the killed the war correspondent was a traveling. now the need to agree was returning from filming the off them off of cabs attacked some goal of cut north of denette city. are these women costs are of is in the area. she knew the victim well and i had spoken to him just shortly before that tragedy struck as the name of my friends is had examined or marked to me. i know if we were together a miss town of gore lift earlier in the morning where 10 civilians were wounded that the results of ukrainian attack they attacked visit your goal of god with the fluff for shells. and uh, like i said, okay, people were going to, it's, and alexander and i, and all the reporters were on the scene recording everything that happened to mind you, there was

i'm audrey asistio and i'm jessica aguirre. as we all know, fireworks are a big part of the new year's celebrations. however, that means illegal fireworks are as well, and the threat from those illegal shows makes it tough for some neighborhoods to actually feel safe and celebrate at the same tim that's because they're too worried about the potential destruction. nbc bay area's robert honda joins us from san jose to show us some of the illegal fireworks that have already started. this lot on san antonio street is a spot where police have responded to illegal fireworks before. it's hard to tell if people setting off those fireworks will return tonight, but neighbors say illegal fireworks shows will almost certainly be set up somewhere nearby. these are illegal fireworks being set off this year in east san jose around 4th of july, and the neighborhood association that shot these images says it's

audrey and jess join us with what's coming up now at 530. right now at 530, we continue our coverage of those deadly attacks in new orleans, what we know about the unfolding investigation and whether it was an act of terror. plus, on this first day of 2025, new laws officially on the books to fight retail and property theft. how you are now protected and the tougher penalties thieves will now face. also, a violent night to ring in the new year in oakland. the separate deadly incidents that once again has the community and city leaders searching for solutions and representing the bay area with pride. the local high school marching band that played its way down the streets of the historic rose parade. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm audrey asistio and i'm jessica aguirre. is it an act of terrorism? that is the question that the fbi is investigating this evening, after a tragic attack in new orleans. a car plowed into a crowd that was celebrating the new year, killing at least 15 people and injuring another 35. the

so you all to 0 audrey eastern charge to what the cost of $10.00. so don, this was done already done amount of time and cost is $100.00 levels of sold from $14000000.00 before the conflict to $26000000.00, affecting more than half of the population. farming has been confirmed in samsung camp in north of uh, i went to 410000 display susan, these old and 750000 people faced catastrophic food shortages, putting them a greater risk customization was, it was displaced to mostly 11000000 people within the country, and now the 3000000 have flat to neighboring countries in the call to region a known and more than 60000 people were killed. and the 1st 14 months of the conflict included here is the founding director of confluence advisory, i think tank formally based in cotton. she doesn't expect to laptop and fighting. what we're seeing is that the, the main parts in parties as it needs on forces and direct support forces all settling into this new fighting season. we're seeing the old and new weapons that they have bought over the, the rainy season really b

now this is going to be home for a while catherine story odyssey or audrey eastern shot, know thousands of comics, books and artifacts have lost the copyright protection in the us. meaning they can be used without permission or payment. i think direct says notice how many waiting in the wings with their own versions ready for release or kind of thoughts. the whole probably the sale of them is now free for anyone to use box without many of the traits. utah, p a, c. c, h was a character his day became back in 1929, a cameo to comic strip code symbol theater, where he 1st punched his way onto the scene. so both houses now copyrights free. that's already tintin his foster parents, as he wrote in the soviet union of the young douglas and the belgian comic book. this n t. marks as propaganda piece was disliked so much by the creator as that he refused to allow it to be reprinted for 4 decades. these are just 2 of thousands of what is 95. the a copyright protection expired to the united states on january the 1st. this list includes william fulton is papacy, challenging the sound and the fury.

so you all to 0 audrey. he's been shot. the conflict in sudan has worsened and already dire humanitarian crisis. hunger levels have sword from 14000000 before the conflict to 26000000, affecting more than half of the population. famine has been confirmed in so i'm camp in north star for home to 410000 displaced to nice. more than 750000 people faced catastrophic food shortages, putting them at a greater risk of starvation. the war has displaced more than 11000000 people within the country, and nearly 3000000 have fled to neighboring countries. and the headphone region alone, more than 60000 people, were killed in the 1st 14 months of the conflict. a toll likely far higher than previous estimates. polluted fair is the founding director of confluence advisory, i think tank formerly based on her tone. she says there is little indication that a new year will see a let up in the fighting. the listing is the, the, the main pricing policies as it needs and thoughts, as in robert suppose, suppose is all settling into this new fight

so you all to 0 audrey. he's been shot. the 1st part of the car is the founding director of confidence. advisory, that's a think tank formerly based in con to him. she doesn't expect to lift up and the fighting. the listing is the, the main fighting party, the sydney's on forces, and the rock support forces all settling into this new fighting season. we're seeing the old, the new weapons that they have bought over the, the rainy season really being put to use. we're seeing the increased image duration of different populations across the country, particularly with the strategy of using salvation as a weapon of war. and we're seeing that, you know, the rhetoric, the, the behind the 2 main belligerent parties is only increasing and intensity, the racist, sometimes fascist rhetoric on both sides, really keeping the engine of the will going down is going to continue to be really the political footfall between many world powers, i mean i think not to the same extent as for example, ukraine and palestine off. so that is much, much

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audrey. jess. right now at six. ready or not, time to ring in the new year. show you how the bay area will say goodbye to 2024 and take you live to san francisco. for all the excitement. and i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll have that forecast to get you ready for tonight. and we'll also take a look at new year's day in just moments. also, a popular restaurant catches fire in the south bay. our ian cull talks to investigators who say this fire might be suspicious. the news at six starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre, and i'm garvin thomas. it's just a few hours away. the new year. 20, 25. and everything is ready for the big party along the embarcadero in san francisco. but some in the city will. they rang in the new year early. nbc bay area studio quintana has been tracking it all. he is live on the embarcadero. an early happy new year to you, sergio, and happy new year to you as well, garvin. you can see right now that they've already made some of the preparations for the thousands of people who are going to come out here to

amelie, played by audrey tautou, is a young woman, she works as a waitress in montmartre.es this vivid interior life. but because of her shyness, she's unable to tackle the big things in her own life, and one of those is a crush that she's got on a young man who she collides with one day in paris. so much of montmartre has become famous because of amelie, including here. montmartre has always been an artistic quarter, but amelie, set at the beginning of the 21st century in these dazzling hot, sunny parisian days, all these scenes set around sacre—coeur. and i think in cinema, it gave paris a whole new lease of life just because of the romantic, idyllic, idealistic way thatjean—pierre jeunet filmed amelie. another great moment of 2024 for me was at the venice film festival, when i met the celebrated director pedro almodovar. he had made his first film in the english language, the room next door. even though it deals with a hard topic, he does it with his customary flourishes of colour and humour. being close — in the room next door, so to speak — as a terminally ill person

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good afternoon, i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30.g to the city to celebrate. we're also tracking other stories on this new year's eve, including another chilly night on tap as we take a live look in san jose this afternoon, where we s

now, this is going to be home for a while, catherine, sorry, odyssey or audrey. it's been shot. well, just wanted to hire is the founding director of confidence. advisory, that's a think tank formative based in caught to mature. doesn't expect to lift up in the fighting. but we're seeing is that the main fighting party, the sydney's on forces and the rockets, both forces are settling into this new fighting season. we're seeing the old and new weapons that they have bought over the, the rainy season really being put to use. we're seeing the increased image duration of different populations across the country, particularly with the strategy of using salvation as it wasn't a war. and we're seeing that you know, the rhetoric, the, the behind the 2 main uh, belligerent parties, is only increasing it intensity, the racist sometimes fascist rhetoric on both sides. really keeping the engine of the wall going down is going to continue to be really the political footfall between many world powers. i mean, i say not to the same extent as for example, ukraine and palestine off. so that is m

audrey and jess join us with what's coming up now at 530.ht now at 530, we continue our coverage of those deadly attacks in new orleans, what we know about the unfolding investigation and whether it was an act of terror. plus, on this first day of 2025, new laws officially on the books to fight retail and property theft. how you are now protected and the tougher penalties thieves will now face. also, a violent night to ring in the new year in oakland. the separate deadly incidents that once again has the community and city leaders searching for solutions and representing the bay area with pride. the local high school marching band that played its way down the streets of the historic rose

now, this is going to be home for a while, catherine, solely all to 0, audrey he's been shot. a soft gray is impeached presidency. and so if y'all is continuing to define a court order for his arrest, it was issued on tuesday and his valves in atlanta to fight to the end, to gain what he calls anti state forces. he was suspended from offers off to his short lived martial rule declaration last month, a year and has failed to pay for questioning and has blocked searches of. he's all right, we're fully up to date with all the news here now. is there any more information, of course and the website out? is there a comments address or use we're covering right there in plenty of comments and analysis. the bottom line is, can we write up on some of the the, there's no limit to have a dream container. stuff in your own adventure, you know, counter and things a hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question with yet another. and then another push for diplomacy. is there a chance for real ceasefire and gossip? let's get to the bottom line. the diplomacy is back on the table after months of

, we demand that this brutal murder of a russian war correspondent receive a proper response from audrey as away as prescribed by her mandate. we also expect an equally strong condemnation of this atrocity from all other human rights organizations and structures. attempts to hide behind meaningless excuses and vague comments can not be considered an adequate response by the officials authorized to do so. at least 4 other journalists were wounded when the way the hits, the vehicle in which the killed will correspond. it was probably the media group was returning from filming the off the mouth of kids attacks on goal of to know says don't, yes, city i'll tease with mountain cancer up is in the area and knew the victim well had spoken with him shortly before tragedy struck and the name of my friends is, had examined or, and marked to me on of, we were together in this town of gore lift earlier in the morning where 10 civilians were wounded. that the results of ukrainian attack they attacked visit your goal of car with the laughter shells. and uh, like i said, okay, people were going to, it'

a short while ago, i spoke to audrey fahlberg who is a political reporter at the national reporter inthis is of the republicans�* control of congress. republicans are really looking forward to their trifecta in washington. obviously, trump won this landslide victory. and republicans, of course, have majorities in the house and the senate. but that optimism about their agenda this year and this new congress is, of course, tempered by this very slim majority that they have in the house. recall that trump's initial pick to lead the justice department, matt gaetz, the initial attorney general designee, resigned after he withdrew from consideration from that role. that brings them to a 219, 215, uh, majority heading into the new congress. and, of course, that will grow slimmer still, as two other congressmen will head to high—profile roles in the trump administration. today's major task for speakerjohnson, there has been frustration brewing with his leadership for quite some time. thomas massie, one of the biggest fiscal hawks in congress, he threatened to oustjohnson last year over frustr

international peace research institute. separate a think tank of focusing on global security in yield. robbie audrey well, the editor in chief of foreign policy, it magazine. and a montville is boeing. rabbani a known resident fellow at the center of a conflict on humanitarian studies. welcome to inside story. let's start and stop came with dan smith down. why is the world more dangerous than ever? on the one hand, you've got the conflicts that your opponent was talking about are combined with that, although the levels of nuclear warheads have countered on folding for the last 25 to 30 years. unfortunately, we've seen a slight uptake in the number of operational heads that have been deployed, and that is probably pressure doing a new nuclear arms rise. we also have the levels of military spending that we're talking about. um, each year for the past 9 years has, has broken a record, and the 9 year round of increase is, is the longest out data bases can show. and then i think lastly, you're going to think of in the background tool. this is an ecological process of standing proportions, not just about

they try to catch for the young refugees. catherine, so reports from the charge in buddha. town of audrey children in this refugee settlement are getting the 1st middle of the day. and for some it will be the only one. mohammed lin runs these food project, refugees and sudanese leading abroad, then money to help feed more than 300 children. we need to take that, you'd be able to achieve that and get this 100, you're going outside. you going, the market will be something 5 because going happen. be doing, maybe it is a be less 10 year old mazda of my dad's parents, of both, that he father was killed by a stray bullet during shooting in l janina in weston. dar food. he and his sister leave with relatives in this comp, st. louis, and we had a normal life and out, and then we had food. i liked to play football, but life here is very different. this comp was built to shelter a few 1000 people. but now nearly 300000 are crowded inside. these refugees have just arrived from don. they've come from areas in west dar, this card, everything they can to stocks their life here. edward can see the strug

previous conflicts, and most the struggling to survive one day at a time. catherine story all does your audrey eastern shot. the people have gathered across montenegro to morn, the victims of a new use, the mass shooting official say a 4309 shot 12 people in a round face to a small town. van killed himself early thursday morning. among the dead are 2 children and the suit, his own sister. it is the 2nd such topics guy in the last 3 years. with an august 2022 killing spree. taken 10 nice popular neighborhood in the us city of new orleans has reopened after a truck running on new year's day. at least 14 people were killed when a former army veteran drove his vehicle into a crowd in the french quarter and dozens were injured. secuity in the city of amaze, tide as the investigation continues john 100 before some new york belgian police or calling me back in charge on bourbon street. new orleans french quarter is once again open for tourist and local. when police say secure farm. like public safety had no concern. yeah, i figured it's probably the safest place to be right now anywhere around here.

we demand that this brutal murder of a russian war correspondent receive a proper response from audrey as away as prescribed by her mandate. we also expect an equally strong condemnation of this atrocity from all other human rights organizations and structures. but at least for the journalists were wounded. whether you a vi hits the vehicle in which the killed will correspond, it was traveling. the media group was returning from filming the optimizer key of the tax on goal of kind of north of don't yet city tease with long cause or if he's in the area and knew the victim. well, it's spoken with him shortly before trying to the stroke in the name of my friends is had examined or marked to me and of we were together in this town of gore lift earlier in the morning where 10 civilians were wounded. that the results of ukrainian attack their attack, visit their goal of god with the lost or shells. and uh, like i said, people were going to, it's, and alexander and i and all the reporters were on the scene recording. everything that happened to mind you there was not a single military sites i

so it has moved from the board of town of audrey and chad as one of the biggest problems. stacey in 20 at an address is a lot of jeff w mean had been talking giving them fluid, but said that fluid is not enough. so we are a center for a choose rain here. this tension is not run by the you when it's actually being run by the rest of the use themselves and verify these faces. collect some money from abroad. and so many of these children are austin. some of them not know where the parents are. then either i just kids who have come from the neighborhood because they don't know how uh, foods back home. so right now they are been given us some sort of car, a milk and a rice, the directors here. i say that they're about to ask me, how does it to him when he comes here in the morning to get this to another problem that many people are talking about is just a lot of things got most food just all for the refugees. you know, the government had been planning to send some of the older children to local community. true value is not profitable because as the india are so many for some of these kids,

now, this is going to be home for a while catherine slowly odyssey or audrey. he's been shot while the conflict in sit down, as well as an, an already di, humanitarian crisis, hung the levels of sold from 14000000 people before the conflict to 26000000, affecting more than half the population from it has been confirmed. and these, i'm a comp in north dot for home to 410000 display. so needs more than 750000 people face catastrophic food shortages, putting them at a greater risk of starvation. and the war has displaced more than 11000000 people within the country. i name is 3000000. i fled to neighboring countries, and the call to him region alone, more than 60000 people were killed in the 1st 14 months of the conflict. i don't care was the founding director of confidence advisory, that's a think tank for many based in khartoum. she doesn't expect the laptop and the fight to what we're seeing is that the main fighting party, the sydney's on forces and direct support forces all settling into this new fighting season. we're seeing the old and new weapons that they

so you all to 0 audrey eastern, shot, the president of hunter, as a threatening to close american military bases in the country. if you as president elect donald trump, the posts on during migraines, see a motor customer has called for dialogue with the incoming us administration. trump has repeatedly threatened to carry out mass expulsions when he takes office this month. under us, along with the guatemala in el salvador, of the largest number of on documented citizens living in the united states. for boys sees and murdered by ecuador and soldiers last month have been buried. boys disappearance from the city like you. on december, the 8th triggered nationwide protests, the child parties were found near imagery based last week. the voice of age between 11 and 15, see were playing football with the wasn't missing. an investigation is underway, and the judge has ordered the detention of 16 military personnel, mexicans, or renown for that level football. but what's less note is that national sports makes can rodeo, which area has been recognized as intangible, cultural heritage, many in the c

political crisis doesn't go for the country who's being suspended from offices under investigation, audrey and post martial, last month for weeks now, he's being barricaded inside his official residences and refused to face questioning. i think fuck reports himself to the operation to rest present against the guild got underway in the early hours of wednesday morning and south korea. this was the 2nd attempt by investigators to bring him in after they tried to arrest them a week ago. many people are angry, gittens avoided, facing responsibility for its failed martial load within them. and i think it's wrong for the leader of the rebellion to not face any legal consequences. and even though an arrest warrant has been issued, continue to resist that support is that the president have been camped outside june's official residence the days despite the icy conditions. why don't you tell me what if the presidents were to be arrested all of us here to people of this country. i think we'll be prepared to stop with your wrist at all costs. i got as doing broke police managed to reach the was the pr

on out his era, the charging town of audrey is dry, hot, and unforgiving. it both done with the army and upon many terry rapids support forces have been fighting for more than a yeah. had deja abraham has just the right discount for refugees and the other pull down. there was a complex that so we have no choice but to come to chat, joined by hundreds of thousands of is all escaping a wall. that is not that making this car or suppose to be temporary. now there are more than 200000 to then use. if you do use the government is relocating then another couple about a 100 kilometers from here. the income come, you know, conflict in dar for region has lasted for 20 years and the current situation is done, positively ignited those tensions needs. are you bringing safe keeping high children i life was the hardest part of the journey in china. this is a stomach room, the bathroom for the father was killed, boys and girls as young a 6th learned to handle firearms and develop insurance to be ready to protect the country. i would make to run so hard to one. 0, one east

the child in town of audrey is dry on an unforgiving a boat done by the army in the palm military rapids. support forces had been fighting for more than a yeah. had deja abraham has just arrived at this. come for refugees and the other pull down. there was a complex that so we had no choice but to come to chat, joined by hundreds of thousands out is all escaping a wall. that is not that making this cost for supposed to be temporary. now there are more than 200000 to then use if you do use the government is relocating then to another couple about a 100 kilometers from here. but you don't come, you know, conflict in dar for region has lasted for 20 years. and the current situation is done, positively ignited those tensions. how do you bring safe keeping hot children alive? was the hardest part of the journey. the . there's no limit to how far a dream contains sta in your i own adventure. now. cattle and ways. the hello on side or side us in the hot and the 0 top stories on al jazeera of to 15 months of devastating more and more than 46000 palestinians killed. a long awaited si, fi appears