first, what happens in california does not stay in california. the far left experiment, i sometimes think of it as the wuhan lab of far left extremism, they have been cooking up a virus and sent out, and it is not just california, the extremism on climate and race and gender all started in california. we need to beat it in california, and we will hear it but here a more positive reason. whether you are from california or not, as americans, in a way we are all californians because california means to america what america means to the world, the very best of america. that is what california should be. the home of energy and innovation and opportunity and dynamism. that is the best of california and that is what we need to get back to. that is what i am fighting for today. so finally i just want to ask you, are we really going to stand by while america's most beautiful, biggest state is destroyed by the far left? are we going to stand by and let that happen? are we going to let the trump revolution, the turning point revolution,? stop at the califor

covered california has answers and can find a health plan that's right for you. covered california. this way to health insurance. and can find a health plan that's right for you. mention a half billion dollars in funding, the state still ears of problems can't tell us when california's next generation 911 callingo system will be up and running. during the past year and a half, i've been speaking with high level project insiders who tell me things went wrong from the start and the public has been kept mostly in the dark about problems until now. from tuolumne county where the state first went live with its new state of the art 911 network and where we uncovered pages of records from the sheriff's department documenting public safety concerns impacting real life 911 calls. leanne: they were testing our lives. candice: we're driving south to speak with a man who's asked to remain anonymous because he's working on california next generation 911 right now which is a major project to upgrade our landline designed 911 technology to an internet based system. male: i wouldn't have called you

la segunda mitad de noticias univisiÓn california.s. aquÍ estamos viendo otra imagen en vivo, pero esta vez en la autopista 80 a la salida de la calle "n" en nuestra ciudad capital, estamos viendo ese bello amanecer capitalino. buenos dÍas a ustedes que nos sintonizan desde el Área de la bahÍa, y usted a travÉs de unimÁs desde el valle central, tenemos a mi compaÑero por ahÍ a mi compaÑero antonio sÁnchez. antonio: muy buenos dÍas maribel, la verdad estoy preparado para recomendarles algunas cosas con respecto a la niebla. que tengan precauciÓn al conducir, lo tenemos que tener siempre en estas situaciones de neblina. reducir la velocidad, hay que llevar el vehÍculo poco mÁs lento porque nos podemos encontrar con trÁfico retenido y sobre todo tendremos que guardar distancia entre los vehÍculos, utilizar las luces antiniebla si las tenemos en nuestro coche. vemos sigue apareciendo niebla densa en santa rosa, el modesto, en fresno y en algunos puntos de la capital de california. veremos que las temperaturas son frÍas, tenemos 37° en san

gone, alamita oakland, california, the d.a.n mayor of san francisco gone all people voted out in november, still policies, i had to throw that in shocks me i want to bring in joe pinion. joe: good to have you here you highlight most of us see at the same time, we saw president trump carry all seven swing states, yet looking at the slimmest house majority since world war ii some in california president trump improving by 78%, in the state at the same time, not being able to carrier some seats that we loss talk to us a butt about work you see ahead in california, to take some of those trump voters and turn them into republican voters, rebuilding that coalition in have california. >> i think most important thing that we've seen over the last five years, we've picked up five seats last two cycles seats won by 300 votes by 500 votes this time, loss about it less than 200 votes lost by less than 600 votes seeing seats that moved back, democrat heavy districts at the same time picked off -- picked up level we won a speech in californi

the forecast all around through much of northern california. you can see again that focus really north of the golden gate bridge tonight, going to be a cold one. watching out some patchy, dense fog overnight tonight. overnight lows generally in the 30's and the 40's out there. watch out for some the patchy fog on the north of the east bay, right into the delta in some of that spilling into the bay next couple hear you go. we start to talk about of the winter solstice beginning on saturday. that's when that rain begins to sunday. more showers on the way things start to pick up again late in the day on monday by tuesday, christmas eve, santa's got work cut out for got a big storm coming our way on christmas morning when going to slow down president, president distribution efforts. and i don't know. i mean, rudolph is good at that's why he had that job to find that is not a work good thing. we've an extra thanks, lawrence going all right. with holiday spirit alive. inouye valley, the san francisco neighborhood is re-branding as noel valley this mo

latino in texas is not the same as a latino in california, and it seems like within california, latinosid before we're not monolithic, but there are some differences, wide differences even in our own state. julían: yeah, absolutely, you know, i grew up in texas, i'm still based out of texas. of course, texas latinos tend to be somewhat more conservative than latinos in california or arizona or colorado and so forth, but as you say, even within the state of california, the central valley versus the bay area or la, i do think that there's some things that bring us together. i see our community as an aspirational community, as a very hard-working community, a community that believes in the american dream and that fundamentally wants people in elective office to treat the community with respect and also to do right by people who simply want to work hard, provide for their family, be able to be treated with dignity and to reach for their american dreams. and so, you know, my concern is that with the way that things are shaping up in congress and also in the oval office, i believe that there'

well, today, california health officials offered an update to california's state emergency over the spreadf the bird flu. the health agency stressed the risk to the general public remains low. there have been no human to human transmission so far this year. 34 people in the state have tested positive. all of them were in close contact with either cattle or poultry. experts say the virus moves very quickly between dairies and just hours before a potential government shutdown, the house of representatives approved a stopgap spending bill. that package will fund the government through mid-march. it provides $100 billion in disaster aid, 10 billion in farm assistance. the first bipartisan bill was withdrawn by house speaker mike johnson after trump and musk campaigned against it. a second bill eliminated a provision to raise the debt ceiling that trump wanted. republicans pledged to raise it in the next congress in january. >> in january, we will make a sea change in washington. president trump will return to d.c. and to the white house, and we will have republican control of the senate and th

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covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí.e nuevo fresno y visalia cuesta que levante en muchos puntos cercanos a estas localidades, cuando va a levantar la niebla, la podrÍamos tener hasta por lo menos las 2:00 p.m. en todo lo que es el valle central, hoy desaparecerÁ por completo. es bastante poco probable que la tengamos por la tarde y eso es gracias a esta entrada de viento mÁs hÚmedo, de una masa de aire mÁs humedad del norte que podrÍa dejarnos un aumento de las nubes de tipo alto de cara a la tarde debido a los centros de altas presiones, cuando tenemos estos sistemas el aire estÁ muy en calma y hace que la niebla sea fÁcil que se formen. las temperaturas en estos momentos frÍas, tenemos 41° en sacramento, 41 bakersfield, la mÁs alta, 49° en san francisco.esta tarde esperamos una tarde agradablecon mÁs de 60°. en san jose podemos llegar hasta 71° maribel, otra maÑana con maÑana de niebla y tarde de paseo, pero ya aparecen algunos cambios que nos afectaran de cara al fin de semana. maribel: en esas tardecitas de paseo no

california.ator, good to see you. let's start with kash patel. your reaction to that nomination or that suggested nomination from president-elect trump? >> good morning. great to be with you. look, this announcement that kash patel is going to be nominated for a high-ranking position at the fbi, very key to the department of justice, raises a lot of the same questions that other announcements and other nominations raise. are they going to go in there and do the job of -- that the department of justice calls for, to truly be independent of the president of the united states, or is he going in there to do trump's bidding? that's the big question here. is it a genuine legitimate appointment or a political appointment to politicize the bureau and the department in trump's -- in trump's favor? that's just the beginning of the questions that we expect to raise in the confirmation hearings that will begin in january. >> do you expect that the current fbi director who has three years remaining will just

he's attorney general for the great state of california. mr.l, thank you very much for making the time to be here tonight. >> glad to be with you, rachel. thanks for having me. >> what should our viewers understand about how you're sort of strategizing for the days ahead? the end of next month trump will be taking power in washington. he's talked a lot of big talk on what he wants to do on day one and what he wants to do out of the gate. how are you thinking strategically about what california can do and defend some of the state's rights against the interests of donald trump? >> my plan in the department of justice is to hold mr. trump and his administration accountable if and when they violate the law. they did it repeatedly, consistently during trump 1.0. my office took him to court over 120 times. we won and prevailed a vast majority of the time because he was violating the constitution particularly the 10th amendment and separation of powers at the time. he was violating federal law including the administrative procedures act. he was misusi

and we felt it here in california. thankfully, the california earthquake early warning system triggered alerts for the myshake app at that gave people a heads up, and luckily there were no damages or anything like that. so we're all happy that that's that is always good news. >> we'd love to hear that. in regards to yesterday's quake and then the one last week off the coast of humboldt county that trigger that tsunami warning. how effective was the early warning system? do you do you have a sense at this point about just how much of a heads up people got if they got the alert on their phone? >> so we've heard that folks have reached up to tens of seconds of a heads up before the actual shaking. and i must say, i know people look for correlations, but unfortunately those earthquakes were not related. which is just another reminder why folks in the bay area and california at large need to be prepared. >> okay, that's good to know because i think that is what a lot of people are, are wondering about. we mentioned nevada a

california homeowners. liberty mutual becoming the latest to drop coverage in the state. safeco, a branch of liberty mutual filing papers with the california department of insurance that it will stop selling condo policies starting next year. now, just a few days ago, we reported that farmers, the second largest california insurer, announced the opposite, with plans to add more policies in california. the state insurance commissioner has released part of his plan to try to stabilize the insurance market. >> under the reforms we're putting in place insurance companies in order to utilize these risk tools like like modeling, they have to write more policies. that's the change and will enforce that through our rate authority. >> starting in 2026. liberty mutual will not sell or renew any renters condo, motorcycle, motor homes, travel trailers, antique autos, and classic car policies. they're all gone. saying, quote, we are simplifying and focusing our product investments, targeting core lines of business while

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off the coast of northern california. gavin newsom is going to be in the wake of this, which you say has now been expired or canceled by the national weather service, he is getting briefed by somebody we will talk to right now. >> the humboldt county sheriff is on the phone right now. can you hear me, sir? talia from the sheriffs department of humboldt county. can you hear us okay? talia, can you hear s from humboldt county? we are having trouble communicating with her right now. she is on the phone. the connection is a little shaky. video from humboldt. you can see the impact the community felt with all the cans on the floor right now. waiting to hear injuries or major damage to the area. we spoke to folks who work in a bar or restaurant. the breakup in there. you have the sonoma warning for a couple of hours. okay, now that happened. got to go to higher ground. fortunately, this umami warning by the national weather service has been lifted. >> we're streaming all over the world on streaming. this is video from tom. this

senator from california.dam schiff beat out steve garvey to claim the seat long held by the late dianne feinstein. what did it mean to be sworn into the upper chamber? >> it was really, i think, powerful moment for me, for my family to consider that i will now be representing this incredible, big, beautiful state of 40 million people. and just to step onto the senate floor, to sit at the desk where dianne feinstein sat, recognizing her incredible legacy. it was really emotional. and i still can't quite wrap my head around it. >> tell us about the priorities that i know you've already got in mind. >> as i travel around the state during the campaign, what was really so apparent is how much housing is an issue everywhere. in the first instance, people's rents are going up beyond their ability to pay their rent. so many families can't make the down payment or can't afford the mortgage on a home, and they all come back to the same central problem, which is we're just not building enough housing and we're not build

covered california has answers and can find a health plan that's right for you. covered california.to health insurance. jury is starting to hear evidence in the case against luigi mangione, the suspect in the killing of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson. mangione is being held without bail in pennsylvania. he was arrested there monday after an intense search. you may remember thompson was shot from behind while walking down the new york city street early wednesday morning last week. and he faces second degree murder and other charges in the case. forensic evidence, including his fingerprints, were found near the crime scene. we will continue to follow this case and mangione's bay area ties. find the latest on abc seven news.com and our abc seven bay area app. >> new developments two suspects have been charged with a union square smash and grab from two months ago. they have both pleaded not guilty to the charges, including burglary, grand theft, vandalism and organized retail theft in october. police say a car rammed into the dior store at union square and at least ten people ran

it is clear across california.indy in southern california, where that franklin fire broke out late last night near malibu. underneath that red flag warning winds continue in southern california through tomorrow evening. we're tracking our next rain maker here in northern california. this arrives tomorrow night and lingers into thursday. so today you'll notice some late day clouds moving in. it's totally dry out there today. we'll have temperatures mainly in the 60s once again for daytime highs overnight tonight. not as chilly as we are right now. we will see temperatures mainly in the upper 30s to the upper 40s. heading into wednesday. now the storm impact scale. it is back here wednesday night to thursday for those scattered showers. it's a level one for breezy winds and some slick travel, especially on thursday. so rainfall totals coming our way as we head into wednesday and thursday. likely a half of an inch for a lot of us. maybe a bit more in the north bay. but the pattern is very progressive. over the next se

unexplained lights have been seen in southern california. reporter jessica de nova spoke with some people who saw them. >> there are drones all over the sky. >> this video shows strange lights hovering over old town temecula. damon angel, who goes by the name nomad, says he's been watching them since last week and recorded this video tuesday night. >> there was a couple that were like, really, like really close and they were about the size of a car. everybody keeps saying that it's probably getting annoying now, but they are giant drones, like they're not little and they move really fast. >> eyewitness news cannot confirm what these videos show, but we found several people who say they saw similar lights. >> these three lights that were in a sort of a triangle kind of formation, an odd looking thing. and i'm thinking that doesn't look like a plane. uh- it started flying erratically. >> witnesses at first thinking it was aircraft heading to nearby camp pendleton. >> you can hear them and you couldn't hear this thing. >> angel says he's uneasy

en california tenemos récords desde el año 1950.se cataloga como si fuese un huracán de categoría 2, ese tipo de velocidad de vientos, lo que significa que son bastante dañinos. ahora bien, observen esta otra gráfica que les he preparado para que tengan una idea de lo que deben hacer en caso de que su zona se vea afectada por un tornado. fíjense en esta casa tiene varios lugares, pero el lugar más seguro en su residencia en caso de que ocurra un tornado, es ese lugar más céntrico o el pasillo central o las escaleras. y si tiene un sótano, pues ese sería el lugar ideal. y cuando ocurra esto es idóneo. es crítico que proteja precisamente su cabeza para daños mayores, evitar daños mayores. más del tiempo. a las 6,17. vamos a la pausa. california se está preparando ya para prohibir que las agencias de inmigración ingresen a las escuelas para deportar inmigrantes. una abogada nos explica si esto es posible. además, en richmond buscan proteger a inquilinos que reclamen a propietarios por malas condiciones de su vis. en para proteger a alu

i moved to california from virginia ten years ago for this reason that california is a leader in a lotese policies. >> i think it's just like implementing it is really hard. and i think there's still like genuine reasons why we need gas powered vehicles and like, they still serve a role in other states. >> i think there's a there's a lack of infrastructure in place to deal with a lot of this in california. i think it's less of a problem. i think the charging infrastructure is in place largely right now in california, 25% of all new vehicles sold are electric or plug in hybrid, a number the experts say isn't growing as fast as anticipated. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> we took a deep dive into california's ambitious zero emission vehicle plan to find out what the state must do to cross the finish line, see what we found? check out california dreaming the road to zero. it's streaming on our website, abc seven news.com, as well as the abc seven bay area app. >> the man accused of killing united health care ceo could appear in a new york city courtroom to face charges as early as to

en california tenemos protecciones.e el primer periodo de donald trump en 2017 se aprobaron las leyes. sb 54 y ab 6 9 9, que garantizan la protección de los estudiantes en todos los niveles sin importar su estatus migratorio. si por algo escuchamos que que la ley federal va a cambiar o si escuchamos que la corte suprema federal va, va a, va a revisar la ley de no, algo que queremos decir es que esto no impacta a california en que tenemos en nuestra propia constitución. esa garantía. o sea que es algo que que tenemos que recordarle a la gente que tenemos esas garantías en california, que nos hace un estado especial para proteger a los a nuestros estudiantes. asimismo, las ciudades e instituciones educativas cuentan con sus propias pólizas de privacidad y recursos para la comunidad inmigrante. nosotros también queremos ser portadores de ese mensaje de los líderes educativos a que no se abstengan de solicitar las ayudas como cada, porque es importante que lo hagan en el tiempo establecido y también en nuestro sitio web tel

covered california has answers and can find a health plan that's right for you. covered california. this way to health insurance. >> so a lot of news to get to coming up later tonight on kron. 4 news at 10 11. let's check in with dan thorn check out what's coming up, hey, vicki and grant coming up tonight on kron 4 news, a longtime hardware store calling it quits after more than 80 years in business. >> we're catching up with customers of the legacy. san francisco shop. plus, more than a dozen are dead and hundreds are injured after a major earthquake rocks. a pacific island nation will have more on the widespread damage in the search of the rubble. we'll have those stories and more coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 10 and 11 grant. >> look forward to seeing you then. thanks, dan. and ongoing study at the university of richmond fines that rats can drive. and they enjoy it. the team of psychology researchers develop the small car with the lever. or lever lever. liver lever checked acting as the gas pedal. once the rats understood how the little thing worked, they chose to drive of

the 7.0 earthquake off california. the alarming images coming in at this hour, and the concern about any possible aftershocks now. >>> and here in new york city, the urgent manhunt that began more than 24 hours ago after a ceo was murdered at dawn on the streets of new york. tonight, take a look. this new image of the man they're looking for. this man's face clearly seen at a manhattan hostel before the killings. authorities say sharing a room with two strangers before he set out to kill that ceo. investigators poring through surveillance across the city. this image captured coming out of the subway. this was before the attack. and this new video tonight of the suspect seen riding a bike out of new york's central park on manhattan's upper west side, 85th street. this is about 15 minutes after the deadly attack. police learning more about the 9-millimeter gun he used with a long barrel, making the shots nearly silent. and tonight here, the chilling words found on the shell casings at the scene suggesting a possible moti

covered california has answers and can find a health plan that's right for you. covered california.nt elect trump asking the u.s. supreme court to delay the scheduled ban on tiktok. trump says that delay will give him more time to work out a plan to save the popular social media platform here in the u.s. the supreme court is currently scheduled to take up tiktok's legal challenge to the potential bans in just two weeks. that's ahead of the chinese company's january 19th deadline to divest, or have its app banned altogether. in the u.s, that deadline is just one day before trump is sworn into office for his second term. and two canadian cabinet members wrapped a meeting at mar a lago last night without assurances that president elect trump will back away from his threatened tariffs. many economic experts agree with political leaders in ottawa that these tariffs would crush the canadian economy. >> it would be a recession for the canadian economy, no question. they rely heavily on the united states for roughly 80% of their exports. those tariffs would really hurt the sales into the u.

and the measure passed overwhelmingly by california voters last month. martin lewis reports. after winning voter approval by more than 68% in last month's election. prop 36 is now going into effect. the new law makes shoplifting a felony for repeat offenders allows prosecutors to combine thefts overtime exceeding $950. >> and introduces strict sentencing for drug dealers. specifically those trafficking fentanyl to prop 36 rolls back proposition. forty-seven, that's a 2014 law that turned some nonviolent felonies into misdemeanors while critics including governor gavin newsom warned the measure could unfairly impact vulnerable communities and strain already limited resources. supporters of prop 36 say it's a necessary step to address the rise in retail theft and drug related crimes. >> we'll think is long overdue because this is really going to be issue in not only this city but cities which having this similar problems in brings an accountability. and that's the main thing, you know, to get away with just a slap on the hand. this isn't going to be an easy task. this is going

we know the fault runs through the entirety of california. it goes right off the coast of san francisco. it was the epicenter of the 1906 earthquake. the san andreas fault makes a hard left turn right here and goes out into the ocean. this is a hugely important aspect of today's earthquake. the earthquake today happened on the san andreas fault where you've got this part of the plate moving that way and then the other side of the plate up here was moving towards the subduction zone. the bottom line is that's a slip strike. there was no vertical movement this because the plates moved right past one another, kind of like, you know, sliding plates horizontally right by one another. the problem is when that earthquake happened, we couldn't get verification immediately on terms of what was the ground structure like? was there any uplift? was there the kind of movement down here where you could have generated a wave that would be responsible for a tsunami? that's why we had the warning today, because we couldn't get an early enough confirmation on

california voters initially approved this project in eight with the bond measure.he promise was a bullet train connecting sf to los angeles in less than three hours with ballooning costs. no operational line and no train cars picked out yet. one california congressman wants to cut off federal funding. >> the high-speed rail authority says there's still a funding gap of $100 billion. they don't know where that money is going to come from. there have been five more ceos of the rail authority than there have been passengers, that there have been five ceos, there have been zero passengers. >> despite the setbacks, california governor gavin newsom still supports the rail project. and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. new tonight governor newsom and first partner jennifer siebel newsom holding a virtual ceremony to induct the 18th class of the california hall of fame. and it was a historic night

covered california. this way to health insurance.vacation and then the tsunami crashing in. >> but somehow she survived. now, tomorrow, the powerful, all new diane sawyer interview on good morning america. >> federal agents have seized guns and ammo from a san diego county man they say may have been planning an attack. a restraining order issued this week says he had contact with the young shooter that carried out the deadly school shooting in wisconsin. the fbi carried out that order against the 20 year old on tuesday. >> i pulled in and they had their full guns out all over the street. there was cop cars. there's about 15 cops here, i'd say. well, i'm just glad that they were on top of it. and, you know, they they're going to get to the bottom of it hopefully before something bad happens. >> investigators say the man messaged the wisconsin shooter about his intent to attack a government building with a gun and explosives. the man now has a court hearing scheduled for january 3rd. san francisco state's campus will reopen tomorrow mo

california governor gavin newsom asked the state legislature to set aside $25 million for potential californiafornia's top lawyer, state attorney general rob bonta, says he's ready to do that work. >> would have been here before. we lived through trump 1.0 which means we won't be flat- footed come january. you can be sure that as california attorney general, if trump attacks your rights, i'll be there. >> joining us now is rob bonta, attorney general for the great state of california. thank you very much for being here tonight. >> honored to be with you, rachel. >> what should our viewers understand about how you're sort of strategizing for the days ahead? the end of next month trump will be taking power in washington. he's talked a lot of big talk about what he wants to do on day one and right out of the gate. how are you thinking strategically about what california can do to protect californians' rights and to defend some of the state's policy interests against what you're expecting from trump? >> my plan for my california department of justice is to hold mr. trump and his administration acc

we were able to save california billions of dollars.g down the citizenship question on the 2020 u.s. census. by our account and estimations, it save california billions of dollars in funds that we receive, based on getting an accurate account, there were federal funds that violated the 10th amendment because they were conditioned on providing assistance to federal immigration authorities on immigration enforcement. and those were two grants of about $30 million, we sued in court because of those unlawful conditions that violated the 10th amendment, we got those grants. so, we have seen some of the patterns in the violations. mr. trump likes to do what he wants, when he wants, how he wants, regardless of the constitution, regardless of federal law, regardless of the processes in place, regardless of what the budget is supposed to be used for, he wants to use it for what he wants to use it for, so he can't help himself. he will violate the law, and it is our job to be there if he does. we know that it is better to go together, we can go f

day for the california state legislature, as the largest number of women lawmakers in california history will be sworn in and take the oath of office, a record 59 women will be sworn in, according to the nonprofit group close the gap, california. that amounts to 49% of the state legislature, and it's double the number of women who served in the state legislature just seven years ago. >> it's not only notable that we're finally going to have about 50% of lawmakers being women, but that a lot of the women are women of color. and so we're seeing diversity on a number of levels now in the california state legislature with black, latina, asian women, in addition to white women coming in and representing the public and so it's not just gender diversity. it's also a very diverse batch of female legislators that have been elected. >> according to the center for american women and politics, only three states colorado, new mexico and nevada are projected to have 50% of women in state legislatures after november's election. >> our time now. 706 president biden explaining to the american people his

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de esta mera comenzamos noticias univisiÓn california, son las 6:01 a.m. del 2024. llegamos a la mitad de la semana, buenos dÍas a ustedes que no sintonizan en esta maÑana de el Área de la bahÍa, aquellos que no sintonizan desde el valle central a travÉs de unimas. mÁs que listos para el primer vistazo a las condiciones del tiempo con antonio sÁnchez. muy buenos dÍas, habrÁn cambios en el panorama? antonio: buenos dÍas. tendremos muchos cambios hoy y les voy a contar de minutos. por ahora empezamos hablando de las heladas que aparecen el valle santa clara y otros puntos de la sierra que queda cerca de la bahÍa de san francisco. tenemos advertencia por el hada activa hasta un miÉrcoles a las 9:00 de la maÑana. y los cambios en temperaturase estÁn produciendo todavÍa, que cementerio el termÓmetro sin grandes cambios en la bahÍa y sacramento pero en el sur del valle central, hacia el valle del rÍo 7° menos. viendo cÓmo se roza ese punto de congelaciÓn creo se sobrepasa de manera bastante amplia en el lago tahoe con 19°. en la bahÍa de san —— en fresno entro m

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but there are a couple of regions within california that are known even locally as california's smalleres. so this portions of the central valley, the sacramento and san joaquin valleys, as well as a swath of coastal los angeles county. although the tornadoes there are usually not common, they have occurred with some frequency historically, and in fact in a typical year. california does usually see at least a few tornadoes somewhere in the state. >> okay, so it's not like it never happens. we just don't get that many. the places that you mentioned, the central valley, for example, i tend to associate that with flat geography. is that one of the causes or one of the factors that contributes to tornadoes, and why do we get them? i guess this time in scotts valley. >> well, fundamentally, to get a tornado, you need really there are two key ingredients. one is you need what's known as an unstable atmosphere. so you need to have an atmosphere that's favorable for the rapid upward motion or updrafts within thunderstorm clouds. and then you also need to have a differential amount of wind near

north west and northwest california.e's our forecast model, as you see a few areas of clouds and rain pushed to the north dissipate. don't get here by saturday morning around sunrise. we're going to run the sunrise. images now and you'll see saturday morning, light rain sunday maybe a little light rain. a little bit of clearing and sunday night that little bit more rain comes in our direction and we have some pretty impressive rain coming in for monday and tuesday. and, you know, lots of snow in the sierra nevada as well. and then we get a bit of a break on christmas day and then a lower degree of confidence in the forecast. but there's a pop-up possibility at least of pretty significant storm coming in late in the week. on the other hand, the rain could go to the north defect to the south could not quite reach the coast. so we'll stay tuned on that. one right now. back to stephanie for all right, kathy, thank you. california's prop 36 is now in effect, increasing penalties for certain theft and drug crimes. >> san franc

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magnitude 7.0 earthquake has hit off the coast of northern california.thquake registering 5.0. it has prompted tsunami warning for coastal areas near california/oregon state line including san francisco bay area. 5 million people right now under a tsunami warning. the emergency alert gone out to folks in that area says about tsunami warning says a series of powerful waves and currents may impact a coast near you. you are in danger. move away from coastal waters and move-in land now. keep away from the coast until officials say it is safe to return. we are told governor gavin newsom's meeting with emergency officials right now. he has been briefed on the earthquakes and the tsunami warning. the resulting tsunami warning. this was about 30 miles, 39 miles off of the california shore, the 7.0 earthquake. i can also bring you this from governor newsom's office. it is a tree and it says the governor has been briefed on their earthquake off the south coast of northern california and resulting tsunami warning. he is meeting with state emergency officials and wo

unexplained lights have been seen in southern california. reporter jessica de nova spoke with some people who saw them. >> there are drones all over the sky. >> this video shows strange lights hovering over old town temecula. damon angel, who goes by the name nomad, says he's been watching them since last week and recorded this video tuesday night. >> there was a couple that were like, really, like really close and they were about the size of a car. everybody keeps saying that it's probably getting annoying now, but they are giant drones, like they're not little and they move really fast. >> eyewitness news cannot confirm what these videos show, but we found several people who say they saw similar lights. >> these three lights that were in a sort of a triangle kind of formation, an odd looking thing. and i'm thinking that doesn't look like a plane. uh- it started flying erratically. >> witnesses at first thinking it was aircraft heading to nearby camp pendleton. >> you can hear them and you couldn't hear this thing. >> angel says he's uneasy

california's prop 36 is now in effect.ain drug crimes in san francisco is haight ashbury neighborhood retail stores like second street that sells vintage street where they've been burglarized multiple times since opening 3 years ago when the store manager says the thieves will come in and steal from the store. also, vehicles have been broken into near the store and the manager is hoping that this new law will deter criminals. >> seeing a single effects, you know, the company and like, you know, even the customer's of yeah, i think i think it's definitely good things to cut down >> governor newsom opposed prop 36. he cited concerns about the prison population. da jenkins says at least in san francisco popped, 36 will not lead to mass incarceration. >> well, job search website indeed is seeing white collar workers dealing with longer job searches as the labor market starting to cool. indeed. economists say the job postings for software development media communication and marketing were all 20% below pre-pandemic levels in oc

i moved to california from virginia ten years ago for this reason that california is a leader in a lotthese policies. >> i think it's just like implementing it is really hard. and i think there's still like genuine reasons why we need gas powered vehicles and like, they still serve a role in other states. >> i think there's a there's a lack of infrastructure in place to deal with a lot of this in california. i think it's less of a problem. i think the charging infrastructure is in place largely right now in california, 25% of all new vehicles sold are electric or plug in hybrid, a number the experts say isn't growing as fast as anticipated. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> we took a deep dive into california's ambitious zero emission vehicle plan to find out what the state must do to cross the finish line, see what we found? check out california dreaming the road to zero. it's streaming on our website, abc seven news.com, as well as the abc seven bay area app. >> the man accused of killing united health care ceo could appear in a new york city courtroom to face charges as early as

effort to bring hope to wildfire survivors in california.ds of people will soon be getting a tax break. we'll have those details >> we continue to follow some developing news out of the south bay where police are investigating. 4 people found dead inside of an apartment in milpitas. the victims include 2 children. police provided an update at the top of the hour and they said that last night they responded to a welfare check at the turning apartments on mccandless drive and officers say a man and a woman were found with the children who they're now saying we're preteens and that all 4 people related. >> at this time, all the evidence suggests it was an isolated incident and there is no ongoing threat. the public safety. this investigation is ongoing. and we just ask for the community to remain patient as we continue to cover all the facts. >> the identities of the deceased have not been released, nor has their cause of death. kron four's rob nesbitt was at that press conference with police and he will have an update for us in our later hours

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but also one part of this that's important as well is protecting california taxpayers, protecting californiars means ensuring that if californians pay their share of taxes to the federal government, then president elect trump should not withhold any kind of federal disaster funds, as he threatened to do last october. >> on the flip side, 1st may argue that necessity is the mother of political innovation. new york state senator liz krueger recently suggesting some liberal northeast states could withhold billions of dollars in federal taxes if president elect trump goes through with his plans for mass deportations. california already gets back less in federal taxes than it pays 2022. data reveals that california and 12 other states shown here received less in federal funds. that means california and the other wealthier states are subsidizing the rest of the states shown in blue. in fiscal 2022, california sent about $692 billion to the federal government and only got back around $620 billion in federal funds. that's about a $72 billion deficit. by comparison, that's about three times the state