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comcast business. >> 6.56 right now.ioch animal services needs your help to find some forever homes for some animals that they have right now. and we're scrolling through what's in the shelter now. they're expecting some more large dogs to come in today and that will put him over capacity. they're waiving the adoption fees for their dogs, the shelter opens at 10 o'clock this morning. it's open until 05:00pm tuesday through saturday. it's on l street at west 4th street by the antioch police department. so peruse the websites, as i always let's just go look, honey, vicious. just gonna look. we don't need to get all right. 6.57 is the time. up next at 7 oakland leaders taking a stand against trump's immigration agenda will tell you about the resources they're launching to help towns, undocumented community. >> plus, the san jose police department is being accused now of excessive force after a violent canine att nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years and i'm from flowery branch, georgia. when

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comcast business. to you.. futures calling for a higher open. once again, shares in netflix are popping after that company announced it was going to raise prices one more time. our ginger conejero saab will tell you more about what you have to pay. coming up in just a bit. this is delta airlines wall street journal, in its annual best airline list, puts delta at the top on time, record least lost bags. et cetera. and if you're thinking, wait, isn't delta the one that had that massive meltdown where all their computers were down for days? delta would say, well, okay, first of all, that was crowdstrike's fault. and the wall street journal says the data showing all those cancellations will actually be in next year's evaluation. i think it's safe to say delta might not be at the top next year, but it is today, and it's been the number one airline for the last four years. southwest a close second, followed by alaska, allegiant, united and jetblue. spirit airlines was at the bottom, federal records show. del

comcast business. it's going to be a hard one to get out of bed in santa rosa. we are waking up to that freeze warning this morning. 30 degrees right now. we keep those 30s as you head out the door for school or work at around 8:00. then after that we gradually start to warm up. i promise it will be a much nicer end to the day. we'll talk about the rest of the bay area, what we're looking like coming up in the full microclimate forecast and out on the roadways. right now we're looking at 580 in dublin. yes, lots of headlights coming towards us, but everybody is looking smooth. i don't see any major issues there in the tri-valley making it over the altamont pass as well. it's about a 25 minute ride as you connect to 680. so we'll watch the build coming up in just a few minutes. well good morning. very happy wednesday to you. futures calling for a higher open. once again shares in netflix are popping after that company announced it was raising prices once again. our ginger conejero saab will tell you wha

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comcast business. >> well, president elect donald trump is will officially be sworn into office today. they correspondent trevor shirley joining us live with the very latest. good morning. driver. >> hey there, rain or good morning to you as well. so would like to start with it's a big day. lot of expectations. but what can we expect from today's inauguration? yeah, a lot of expectations today. you're certainly right. one thing we're going to be seeing is something that we didn't expect to see. >> just as of last week and that is this ceremony taking place inside the capitol rotunda. initially the plans for inauguration were to have it play out like we've gotten used to seeing at thousands of people gathered on the national mall. the ceremony itself playing out on the west side of the capitol with dignitaries in the president. they're now things have changed because of these freezing cold temperatures that we're seeing in washington today. the trump campaign had concerns that that wouldn't be safe for

comcast business. than half moon bay. the city is moving forward with a permanent memorial for the victims. there are three potential designs for a garden that the public is able to view and give its feedback. half moon bay has not set a timeline for the memorial because it still needs to secure the funding. >> it's upsetting the members of our community actually forgot what happened two years ago. many, many of us are still dealing with this. >> they want to see a place that honors the farm worker contribution and legacy on the coast. they want to make sure that the place provides an option for folks to reflect a place that is calm, that is also interactive. >> the designs range in cost from 500,000 to $3 million. >> one week after that huge fire in moss landing at the battery plant there. a lawmaker is introducing a bill to limit where new battery facilities are built. the fire raised concerns about the risk to the environment and people living nearby. the bill would give local officials and communities more say on whet

comcast business. ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. to the goodnight club. >> we are back in a 43 are. take a look at this. santa rosa, chp and the marine mammal senator rescued. >> us elijah statue, right? it looks like a statue note its an actual s-line. yeah. they found it in tamales in marin county. what is he doing up on the town? know they like what they do know that and how it got there. >> you know, if it was hurt, they're not quite sure. but there he wants to be back in the water. sure. yeah. so the marine mammal center rescue them their check him out. given them a full health check and then eventually he'll be released my golf and you walk by think it's a statue in book. the antioch animal services. they need your help to find forever homes for all of these. >> dogs that they have. in fact, they're expecting some large dogs today and that's going to put over capacity. as we kind of roll through which you can do the same thing, go to the website and see what pups are up for adoption at the shelter. they open at 10 o'clock this

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comcast business. under a frost advisory until about 9 a.m. you see those 30s then after that should be a nice day to get out for lunch or maybe a walk around the neighborhood. we have a fabulous day in store before some cooler weekend changes. we'll talk about it coming up and our live look here at dublin shows the headlights westbound 580. that's typical of most of our bay area freeways as the commute wakes up. but highway four, we're continuing to watch this crash, this alert for the eastbound direction as well as impacting your bart lines. there's a holdup in the train service on the yellow line. we'll talk about that coming up. well good morning. very happy thursday to you. markets may take a break from all that winning. we're close to records on all the indices reddit. this stock has been performing well lately. maybe not yesterday, but in general doing well. we'll get to reddit in a second. first, this is allbirds, the san francisco based shoe maker. the san francisco business times says allbird

comcast business. frost advisory. look at how cold it is to start. we've got 30s expected getting even chillier by the time we hit that 7 a.m. hour before we start to see a gradual warm up at around nine 10:00. this is a look right now. walnut creek very similar forecast throughout the bay area as far as that sunshine goes. it's going to linger through the afternoon and we're going to stay dry with calm wind speeds. no wind advisories in place. the frost advisory will be in effect until 9 a.m. i'll have a closer look at the extended forecast, of course, but first, let's get a quick check of how the traffic is doing so far. no major accidents to tell you about. we've had a smooth commute in your east bay drive times looking good. westbound 80 frorm highway four to the bay bridge, you're looking at about 18 minutes, and so far it looks like the metering lights are officially on at the bay bridge toll plaza, so take that into consideration. maybe at about ten, 15 minutes into that morning commute. we'll be back with an extended forecast in just a few mi

comcast business. bay area county is going to handle president trump's call to end birthright citizenship. >> a big blow to san francisco's effort to revive chinatown or downtown. excuse me how the city is responding to bloomingdale's exit. >> and a crime ring with international ties is busted in the bay area. the lengths the suspects are accused of going to in order to break into homes. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> and good evening to you. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. 22 states and two cities are already challenging president trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship, along with several nonprofits and individuals. one of the multi-state lawsuits is set to be heard on thursday in a courtroom in seattle. >> california attorney general rob bonta has signed on to separate lawsuits filed by a group of 18 states in massachusetts, san francisco, along with washington, d.c, also joined in. the lawsuits are similar, arguing the president's execu

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comcast business. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: thanks, everybody.o louis cato and "the late show" band. are you guys staying toasty? staying toasty over there? everybody out there okay? everybody warm enough? and you feel your fingers and toes? in just a few minutes, our dear friend on the new coanchor of the "cbs evening news," john dickerson will be here to explain to us what's going on the world in washington, d.c., followed by a performance by musician willow avalon. stick around after the late show for taylor tomlinson and her panelists, the cast of "ghosts" on "after midnight" tonight. should be spooky fun. kids. science still doesn't know why they look like that guy who fixed your furnace. but one thing's for sure, kids ask a lot of questions. that's why here at "the late show" have devised a fun little segment on the show where i give parents a much-needed break by answering real questions& from their real kids. we've had some trouble naming this segment in the past. first we called it "stephen takes your kids" which sounded bad. then my tea

comcast business. >>> oh, the bengals. remember this song, carson?-town manhattan, even colder in other parts of the country.e in other parts of parson is here. you feel a little chill this morning? >> 9 feels like 2, that's for sure. >> yeah, especially with the wind going. >> we have a busy half hour. starting with titans of tech. >> billionaires, elon musk, jeff bezos all given prominent seats at the inauguration today. so what does that say about their connection with president trump? >> it was a warm reception just to continue with the weather theme. nbc senior washington correspondent hallie jackson got a closer look at that. hi, hallie, good morning. >> hey, gang, good morning. yeah, warm, close, in some cases newly-close connections between the president and those tech titans. they were on full display on inauguration day and potentially set to last for the rest of the president's second term. front and center at trump's inauguration, a lineup of the billionaire tech tie tans led by the world's richest man, elon musk, now a top trump adviser,

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comcast business. they're going to make us rich as ####. ing our country's businesses back. >> a string of executive orders signed by president trump, including a date to impose tariffs on mexico and canada. we'll look beyond our borders for the implications of this second term and examine the impact on the local economy. then strong winds in southern california fanning three small fires that just started in san diego county. meanwhile, in los angeles county, thousands of families still can't return home. our own roberto gonzalez is in one of the burned out areas. we'll have our live reports here on the treacherous weather conditions. >> from ktvu. [music] fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm andre senior. thank you for joining us. today's wednesday, january 21st. we're waking up to another dry day but cold weather as well. steve paulson is in the weather center tracking it all for us this morning. good morning to you, steve. i guess we're going to start with sal. >> all right.

comcast business. i'm going to check our top stories on this saturday.tok says it will go dark tomorrow unless president biden intervenes and guarantees apple, google and the other service providers that they will not be penalized for supporting the app. now, the supreme court upheld a law requiring the app to be sold or banned here in the united states. president biden, who leaves office on monday, has said he won't be enforcing the law and is leaving that decision up to the trump administration. and we are following another major story in the middle east. the cease fire deal between israel and hamas is scheduled to go into effect tomorrow morning. israel's cabinet has given its final approval to the agreement for a cease fire in gaza that would release dozens of hostages and pause the 15 month war with hamas. and the man found guilty of a notorious vallejo kidnaping that made national news, has now pleaded guilty to two new cold case crimes. that's matthew mueller, seen here in an earlier court appearance. yesterday he was in a courtroom in santa clara

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