but davey crockett is rolling in his grave, i am sure.exas. you can't make this stuff up. >> you mentioned joe biden. this is what he said. if trump wasn't running, i'm not sure i'd be running. what do you think that means? >> at least he's honest. this just goes to show that trump derangement syndrome is in fact a deadly disease and an joe biden's case may be a degenerative disease. but to say i am running not because i think i'm doing a great job and further the interest of americans here and abroad. what to say i am simply running because orange man bad. that's a remarkable moment of honesty for joe biden and a little slip of the tongue wants again par for course for joe. to say that is why you are running, for tat, i think this will make donald trump very happy. he also wants a rematch. we're having two elderly men go at it wants again simply because they don't like each other. what a great place to be. >> we will have trump talking to hannity in about three minutes. what do you think the former president has got to say for himself? >

councilman crockett, always good to see you, and to have you on again.s a year of firsts for so many things. it was the first time we saw a former president in indicted, and it was your force here in congress as a freshman. just before we even get started, talk to me about everything that you have seen, and what are your impressions now as a freshman member having completed your first year? >> first of all, happy new year to everyone and i can't imagine a better place to be on the last day of this year than on msnbc. but let me tell you, what i have seen is stuff that is scary to me. and going into 2024, i want everyone to be very serious about who is that we sent to congress and who it is that is currently sitting in congress. it has been scary whether or not we are talking about the fraud known as george santos, or whether we are talking about the insurrectionist gang, which, as far as i'm concerned, speaker maga mike is a part of, or whether we are just talking about the far-right rhetoric that we are getting out of them in the policies that they are

joining me right now, democratic congressman from texas, jasmine crockett. welcome to you, my friend. i ve so many questions for you, i'm gonna focus on this issue first. and then bring it back. latino democrats in your state or pushing back against the white house considering a revival of many trump era immigration policies, but this in exchange for aid to israel and ukraine. they're saying a reversal of asylum protections is unacceptable. how far should a compromise with republicans on board policy go to secure ukraine and israel funding? >> yeah, alex, it's great to see you. and i'm like julie. i'm trying to get rich. i mean, because yeah, they go back and forth all the time. i do want the american people to understand that the democrats have a multitude of bills that we've proposed. of course, we've not had hearings or markups on those bills. but i do want to say, we have over 30 really big bills as relates to real immigration reform. right now, with republicans or opposing, they take a butcher knife that something that needs a scalpel. i can tell you, w

so, you know this one very well, jasmine crockett.ing with your, debating with the republican in the texas house, you had the sense to foresee this is the kind of nonsense that is going to result from the draconian laws in texas. >> yeah, you know, we fought this stupid bill. this is why we still have row, we still have problems. this was a trigger law. what happened is once roe was overturned, then they said that, if it is overturned, what will happen is now people can be prosecuted criminally. now these doctors are facing a first degree crime. so, in my mind, i didn't imagine a world in which roe would be overturned. what is so stark about this, what is so frustrating for me is most people don't know that roe was actually a dallas case. it was actually a dallas woman. actually set this country on the right trajectory. when it came down to sending us on the opposite trajectory, it's been texas that has been leading the way. i just want to say that my heart goes out to miss cox. she is the real hero, she's the person that is showing s

you know congresswoman jasmine crockett has something to say about all of this. she is here to tell us. and eva duvernay, the award winning director stops by to talk about her extraordinary new film, origin, and how she has turned a bestselling book into one of the most acclaimed movies of the year. i'm jonathan capehart, this is the sunday show. the iowa caucuses are less than a month away, marking the first-time primary voters will get to weigh in on their party's nominee for the white house. as things stand right now, a biden trump rematches on the horizon. according to new polling, that could spell trouble for president biden. a survey by morning consult, bloomberg, of a hypothetical 2024 election matchup shows donald trump narrowly beating biden in seven swing states. that same poll reveals that biden is losing support from a key constituency, black voters, with only 62% saying they would vote for the president. now, 62% sounds like a lot, right? well, let me put that number into perspective. in 2020, president biden won 87% of the black vote. a slide and bl

for i will get reaction from congress in the oversight committee member, jasmine crockett, coming up, as well. we are also following the chaotic scene at some of this nation's airports as millions rescue get home for christmas. we are going to have the dramatic sea rescue in california. you will have to see to believe. that is coming up, as well. we want to begin this hour with the supreme court decision not to fast-track a request made by special prosecutor jack smith in the d.c. federal election trial. the supreme court decided, without explanation, by the, way that it would sidestep a ruling on trump's presidential immunity claim for now. the d.c. court of appeals will now have to go through their process before it can even be raised again to the high court. i want to bring in nbcws supreme court correspondent to talk more about you wrote a piece about this, lawrence. i want to dive into tha for folks if we can. euro, basically, a supreme court wanted to steer clear of this political firestorm. it seems like any way this continues it will ultimately be decided there. can you take u

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joining me now is texas congresswoman unsinkable rights attorney, jasmine crockett.is grateful for you to get up and get our show going. let's start with a clip of one of congressman comer's many excuses for not wanting hunter biden to testify publicly. >> we need to ask him hundreds of questions. if he comes in for one hearing, with 24 members having five minutes each cast questions, with the democrats yelling and screaming like they do every hearing, we would probably get about 30 to 35 questions. and >> so the gop, congresswoman, certainly has not cornered the market on decorum. you sit on the house oversight committee. would it truly be disruptive in any way to have hunter biden testify publicly? >> i mean, it may be, absolutely. i mean think about the fact that marjorie taylor greene decided she wanted to show his new foods, because she felt as if that was relevant. so, an impeachment inquiry, so, yeah. it may be disruptive. but they have been disruptive this entire time, and katie. let me point out the fact to you that there has been an investigation into hunte

but davy crockett is rollingcou. in his grave, i am sure, because his namesake hates. the great state of texas. >> you really you can't make this stuff up. well, you mentioned joe biden.th >> this is what he just saidis.i if trump wasn't running, i'm i'm not sure i'd be running. what do you. >> that means he's honest. well, at least he's honest. to this just goes to show that trump derangement syndromse is, in fact, a deadly disease and in joe biden's case, maybe a degeneratived an disease.degee >>ra but to say i'm running not because i think i'm doing greate job and i think i can further the interests of americans here and abroadr rest o but to say i'm simply running because orange man bad that'runnins o a remarkable moment of honesty for joe biden. a little slip of the tongu nesty foepar fo once again, par for the course for joe. but to say that that'sr . re what you're running for, a for tat. oh, boy. i think that thi for ts is going to make donald trump very happy because he also wants a rematch. i'm so happy that we're havingerly m two elderly men go at it once ag

it is putting out this foul odor into the neighborhood where people who live as far away as crockett actually reported smelling it. it is not just neighbors who are fed up. da lin reports, even the health director said today, this is happening too often. >> reporter: health officials elevated the flaring to a level 2 incident, there are a total of three levels for the health official sent out an advisory asking neighbors if they can, to stay inside because of the odor. roughly nine hours after the initial report, the flaring continued into friday evening. health officials say the smell is the biggest problem this time. people from as far away as crockett could smell the odor, that is 11 miles away. >> it smelled like rotten eggs. >> that sulphur rotten egg smell. >> reporter: debbie lives a mile away, she noticed more flaring in the last couple of years. >> it felt like a small earthquake, a rumbling, it went for a minute or so, then it stopped. >> reporter: she said this time her windows did not shake. other neighbors reported a similar shaking on friday morning to the health depart

i'd like to welcome democratic texas congresswoman jasmine crockett.t, thank you for joining me we know cox's case was the first of its kind. but a case similar just popped up in kentucky where a woman is being forced to carry a dead fetus in her womb as a result of the states abortion ban. do you fear the negative outcome of cox's case could set a precedent, especially in states with similar bans to texas? >> absolutely. you know what, kate cox, i can't say it enough, we should really applaud her efforts as it relates to even deciding that she would go to court, and she would fight this out, and she would try to seek the proper treatment that she deserved in her home state. that she would not be someone who would have to flee her home. we should applaud her for what she decided to do. she was deciding to specifically try to set a precedent for how do we interpret when is it okay for a doctor to go ahead and go forward with an abortion. unfortunately, we know that the supreme court got it wrong. even though a trial court did get it right. and we did ha

it's been some drizzle santa rosa to reports of 0.04 near crockett 0.02.der creek 0.01 and rohnert park 0.01. there's been a lot of zero zero ones in the hills. if you can get through the fog bank, it won't be bad. it'll be hazy sun and mild to warm. i've seen some forecast highs though. anywhere from 61 to 68 for fairfield. so one forecast model says they won't clear that fog. the other two say, yes, it will. so that's therein lies the struggle. 30s and 40s and 50s. livermore 39 napa airports 37 kelseyville 39. yet san rafael's 50. san carlos 50 mountain view, san jose half moon bay, sfo in the city 5430s in most of mendocino county and lake county napa to reports 3738 yet american canyons 48 sonoma 46 no fog versus fog so you don't have to go far to probably find it. same in marin county and then also up towards northern sonoma county. so there's a lot of low clouds in place, even east bay temps. look at all the 50s there along the 80 corridor. that's all low cloud deck there. some inland areas, though, are in the 30s or low 40s. so it just depends if yo

so it's been a drizzle fest for santa parts of santa rosa and kentfield at 0.04 near crockett 0.02 inhnert park 0.01. a lot of lot of in the soup or the fog , if you will, for many locations. morgan hills had drizzle. i know maybe you've had some drizzle, bad satellite image there. but what's going on is this system is going to start to spin some clouds in, but not until thursday. so 30s, 40s and 50s on the temps don't see this too often, but you know that fog bank came in. boy did that change things rapidly. the key is going to be where it is. everything set up now. the first two systems, the jet stream will buckle a little bit, allow this system to settle to the west southwest of us. looks like sunday is the best opportunity for rain to come and that might be a little fast. could come in sunday night. secondary system comes along. that is called right here. that's called a kicker. that's what bumps that one out of the picture. then it comes in. now this one needs something. this would be on tuesday. and if everything develops as advertised, that one will finally retrograde, then mov

. >>> let's discuss more now with democratic congresswoman jasmine cr crockett of texas. thank you so much for joining us. you serve on the house oversight committee, member of the house p progression office. kristen holmes was showing some of the signs that are being handed out at this trump rally in iowa, and one of the signs says "biden attacks democracy." just want to get your reaction to that. >> yeah, when you said that we were living in the upside down, i was like, oh, thank goodness, it's not just me. absolutely. that's everyday in congress for me, though, unfortunately right now. you know, there is only one team that has fought for democracy, and this isn't just in words, but this is actions. we know that we don't have a strong voting rights act right now, simply because the twice impeached former president made sure that he installed three very far-right supreme court justices that gutted that. that was one of the many steps that he took as it relates to democracy. in addition to his own legal troubles that he has right now, that have him in hot water, as it rel

there. 80 crockett outdoors them a 60 minute ride. little slowing down in berkeley, but not by much. and let's check out one on one for you. 30 minutes. 85 to menlo park darya. jamts, back to you. thanks a lot. 6.21. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. police are continuing investigation. >> and just who destroyed the menorah at lake merritt in oakland. >> and after the break, a bay area startup is unveiling a sustainable way, rapidly charge planes and cars. a first look at their silicon first look at their silicon anode battery. ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ sleepovers just aren't what they used to be. a house full of screens? basically, no hiccups? you guys have no idea how good you've got it... get xfinity gig speed internet for just $25 a month for 2 years when you add xfinity mobile. back in my day, it was scary stories and flashlights. we don't get scared. oh, really? mom can see yo

congresswoman jasmine crockett is democrat of texas. she previously served as a texas state representative. has been an outspoken proponent opponent of the tate states abortion policies. congresswoman, good to have you here. >> it's good to see you. first of all, i just want to say said love in a maze and we warm thoughts to miss cox because she decided she would put her trust into the judicial system. she decided to follow the rules. she knows what the law is in the state of texas. the problem is that we have an attorney general who should have been impeached, but we have spineless senators listed in the senate, they did not kick them out. it's amazing the people to decide that they want to function above the law, and that's exactly what he's trying to do. this woman went to court, a judge ordered that there will be a temporary restraining order. what he decided to do was he basically ignore that, i don't care, while he currently has felonies pending against him, where he is evading prosecution. >> i have to say i can't do it justice i

mateo bridge a 80 to 101 crockett down towards the maze. in beeville a 30 minute ride to make that drive for any akin to conquer. 35 minutes and maybe you're taking 101 right now. 85 to menlo parks. busy 62 min right? 2.88 who you have other options you can take if you want to maneuver around 101 darya. james, back to you.% thanks. a lot 7.48, let's talk football. the san francisco forty-niners have already clinched a spot in the playoffs. but this sunday. >> they have a chance to clinch the nfl west and nfc west. yeah, we got beat the cardinals. we do. yeah. once we do that, then we've got it locked up. but the niners are dealing with some injuries on defense. so that throw some question marks into it. but kate rooney takes a closer look. >> 2 weeks to should win games against divisional opponents. last week the forty-niners took care of seattle right here at levi stadium and now they're hoping to do the same down in phoenix as they take on the cardinals for the second time this season, this cardinal squad looks a little bit different. the

people from as far away as crockett could smell the odor. that's 11 miles away. >> smelled like rotten eggs. >> it was like a gas-like smell. >> kind of that sulfuric rotten eggy sort of thing. >> reporter: debbie lives a block away from the martinez refining company. she noticed more flaring in the last couple of years. >> it felt like a small earthquake. it was a rumbling, kind of a rolling sort of thing, and it went for a minute or so, and then it stopped. then it went again. >> reporter: she says this time her windows did not shake. other neighbors report a similar shaking on friday morning to the health department. >> it's not just today, it's the cumulative of, you know, here we go again. here's what kind of damage might this be doing to my house, you know. >> reporter: or your health. >> yeah, and my health. >> reporter: the contra costa county health director says he too is frustrated and fed up. they're trying to figure out why the repeat of flaring from the same company. >> the health department is very concerned that these inciden

people from as far away as crockett could smell the odor. that's 11 miles away. >> smelled like rotten eggs. >> it was like a gas-like smell. >> kind of that sulfuric rotten eggy sort of thing. >> reporter: debbie lives a block away from the martinez refining company. she noticed more flaring in the last couple of years. >> it felt like a small earthquake. it was a rumbling, kind of a rolling sort of thing, and it went for a minute or so, and then it stopped. then it went again. >> reporter: she says this time her windows did not shake. other neighbors report a similar shaking on friday morning to the health department. >> it's not just today, it's the cumulative of, you know, here we go again. here's what kind of damage might this be doing to my house, you know. >> reporter: or your health. >> yeah, and my health. >> reporter: the contra costa county health director says he too is frustrated and fed up. they're trying to figure out why the repeat of flaring from the same company. >> the health department is very concerned that these inciden

people as far west as crockett reported the smell.ompany blames the flaring as some kind of operational incident. health officials urges everyone with respiratory issues to stay indoors with doors closed. >>> the israeli military says three hostages being held by hamas in gaza were killed by friendly fire. the military says the three hostages were mistakenly identified as a threat. the identities released do not include americans remaining unaccounted for. >>> now, this isn't normally something we see in december a brush fire burned on the hillside in pittsburgh overnight. it broke out at about 1:15 this morning after a car caught fire on bailey road and willow avenue. that fire burned nearly 50 acres before firefighters contained it. >>> san francisco giants just formally and bounced their new outfielder, zhang li, 25 year old korean star signing a six year 113 million dollar contract with the team. he was the mvp of the korean league in 2022, and he won five gold gloves in seven seasons. >>> let's get to our first look at weather no

large some breaking news, all westbound lanes of interstate 80 in crockett are blocked right now as crews work to clear a crash between 2 big rigs. all traffic is being diverted to cummings. skyway. there is no estimate as to when 80 will reopen in the westbound direction. we're following other breaking news this evening. bart has closed the richmond station because of a medical emergency. their service disruptions are now affecting the entire system. ac transit is providing bus service between the richmond elsa rio del stations. again, major medical emergencies prompted the closure of the richmond bart station and delays are affecting the whole system. we'll keep you posted on developments there as we learn more new tonight, the man suspected of trespassing on the bart transbay tube yesterday is in custody. you see this image that bart police shared. they say this is jerry howard in cuffs. police say he caused the major issue. we're also learning how he reportedly got onto the tracks. >> the train was moving through the transbay tube and he pulled the emergency door release. and what tha

public health alert, it is releasing a foul odor that is irritating people that live as far away as crockett. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm ryan yamamoto . the city is still dealing with a fallout of a similar event last holiday season, when flaring at the same refinery sent toxic dust into nearby neighborhoods. da lin is digging into the latest case. >> reporter: health officials elevated the flaring to the level 2 incident on the community warning system, there are a total of three levels. health officials sent out an advisory to neighbors, asking to please stay inside because of the odor. by now, this is a familiar sight for neighbors, but the smell, it doesn't get easier over time. >> it smelled like rotten eggs, it was like that fulford, rotten egg thing. >> reporter: she noticed more flaring in the last couple of years. >> it felt like a small earthquake, it was like a rumbling and it went for a minute and then it stopped. then it went again. >> reporter: she said this time her windows did not shake. other number -- neighbors reported something similar to the health depa

. >> that is where we start today with democratic congresswoman jasmine, crockett, the headshake sayses doing this when they don't seem to care about the 91 criminal charges against their parties leader? >> [ laughter ] alicia, i don't even know what america is becoming. the fact that we had a president that went through two impeachment is wild just in and of itself, but the fact that we are going to try to draw some false equivalency and act as if trump and biden are on the same level, i will tell you this, they are not on the same level. president biden is head and shoulders above trump in every single way. especially when it comes to someone who absolutely avoids being a criminal. we know who trump is, but they want to ignore that, they want to act as if an impeachment is a nothing burger, that is exactly why donald trump got his peace. that is not why he went through the four indictments and the 91 counts. it is because donald trump is a criminal, and of story. the idea that they will somehow get to president biden through his son, who was drug-addicted, and the only thing they re

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. >> jasmine crockett, democrat from texas, have a happy new year. >> thank you. >>> and now, new yorkity is ramping up security ahead of the new year's celebration. as hamas is adding to the security concerns. >>> and now, this podcast of a woman who has helped to kill her abusive mother has been released from prison, and we will speak to a producer of a docuseries about gypsy blanchard. there is aot of information out there. hamas slaughtered more than 1200 innocent people, holds innocent hostages, and raped countless innocent women. and now hamas is trying to hide sexual violence against women. they don't want those women to be able to talk about what happened to them stand with palestinians and israelis for basic human rights. stand for all women. >>> this morning, a new intelligence memo obtained by cnn says that the new year's eve celebration is an attractive target by terrorists who might be motivated by the hamas terror attack on israel, and israel's response. no credit threats are known right now, but lone terrorists are a concern. >> reporter: new year's eve and new york city

. >> crockett not related to davy must think obama is a serial killer.y called him the deporter in chief and liberals and hispanics loved him. this doesn't have anything to do with safety. democrats want to turn texas blue. if texas turns blue, there never will be another republican president again. that's why they want the migrants to stay in texas and have families. when abbott sends them to chicago, that doesn't do the democrats any good. here's the chicago mayor, america' cry baby. >> a governor and elected official placing families on buses without food, afraid, traumatized and come to the city of chicago, the governor of texas needs to take a look in the mirror of the chaos he's causing for this country. this is not just a chicago dynamic. he is attacking our country. >> jesse: four million migrants walking into texas is humane but 10,000 migrants bussed to chicago is an attack on our country. i thought texas was a part of our country. democrats don't really see texas as a state. they see it more as a back water that mops up migrants and turns blue

you know congresswoman jasmine crockett has something to say about all of this. eva duvernay, the award winning director stops by to talk about her extraordinary new film, origin, and how she has turned a bestselling book into one of the most acclaimed movies of the year. i'm jonathan capehart, this is the sunday show. e

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texas representative jasmine crockett called kate cox a hero. >> she is the person that has shown strengthe unfortunately the ones who have power over her, because they are not pro-life, they are pro power, pro patriarchy. and honestly, they are pro ignorance. >> meanwhile, republican lawmakers and new hampshire, they are taking things to an extreme, introducing a bill that would ban abortion at ju 15 days. at that point, a pregnancy has likely not even medically occurred since gestational age is calculated from the first day of the persons period generally around two weeks before a fertilized egg has implanted a uterus. the bill is unlikely to pass and moderate republican governor chris sununu has about to protect access to abortion. but you have to restrict access to abortion after 24 weeks. i want to bring in democratic new hampshire state representative alexis simpson to talk more about this. congresswoman, thanks for joining us on this. appreciate it. so, you have said, it's not enough to try and stop this thing. you have to renounce it. we know it's not gonna get past because sununu

but look at what happened in crockett. there's a crash between 2 big rigs last night.was near the coming skyway. one of them was overturned and the other one crashed into it and they and they had to spend got to move on. they had to spend the night cleaning up oil and all kinds of debris. we don't have any word on injuries, but everything is back open now. one downtown san francisco restaurant is saying a tearful goodbye conference. vicki liviakis takes us to to fraud in this morning's dine and dish. >> think it is high. we discovered hip arrived ago and in fact, we're here the right to talk to the chef who could be arguably be. >> basque chef of his generation chefs share the so good to see patrons are passionate about everything from paper piccolo peppers and all things authentic basque. this is the fish it's very sort of rest, increasingly, i think has been you know, the last few years and the last 10 years, i would say. but the great chefs of the basque region, which, you know, we all yourself and well and i'm here, but they're going over them all back in the in th

we have showers right now crossing crockett highway 80 into martinez as we get into street level radar. alhambra valley road. so the evening commute does include some slippery roads. as we look at the inland east bay, right around danville, san ramon acosta boulevard, 680. watch out . a coastal flood advisory has been issued that starts at 5 a.m. tomorrow until 9 a.m. tomorrow, and that is because high tide is coming up around 640, and that is going to lead to some minor coastal flooding. 6.9 to 7.2 feet. so just keep that in mind, especially if you're going to be out and about near the bay shoreline or along parts of the coast. here's a look at the storm concerns as we're still dealing with water on the roadways. standing water on the roadways. a lot of it has receded, but now we're getting saturated and the rain is falling on top of saturated ground. localized flooding certainly possible power outages, a low likelihood thunder chance, a low likelihood. so it's really key. the flooding concerns. that's in that moderate to high category area of low pressure spinning off our coast. this

ride. 2, 80 82 definitely some options that you could utilize tell that goes down 80 over the east crockett on towards the maze. 28 minute, brian darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain. a 49 in the south bay, a san jose company is asking the fda to approve the first. >> psychedelic assisted ptsd therapy maps, public benefit says they have been studying the use of for posttraumatic seth to sort of for years and they say it's a safe and effective way to reduce symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder. along with talk therapy, mdma, as also the active ingredient in many party drugs, including ecstasy. and molly, the fda has 60 days now to decide whether to accept this drug for review and whether it will be fast track through the approval process. a bill has been introduced to rename a trail in humboldt county for senator dianne feinstein. it's the elk river trail in the headwaters forest reserve. it would be named. >> senator di on dianne feinstein, memorial trail. and that because the people who are proposing this lawmakers say they want to. >> honor feinstein's dedication throughout

you're going to head in a cross towards peninsula over the east bay along 80 crockett out towards the made you start to build. want to hit berkeley. 17 minute ride. checking on a 84 you silly down to 37. about 30 minutes. all right. james, back to you. >> thanks a lot, i-16 right now and in the south bay, a soon-to-be college grad is being recognized for his commitment to taking care of the bay area's natural spaces. you know, we've got gerber. greg are cleaning up trash for nearly 5 years now soon to graduate from san jose state. just a few days. edgar, thank you so much for joining us. >> this morning. wow. what's what a commitment you've made. what inspired you to do this? well, i first started cleaning up trash every single weekend my local park because i felt like i could be doing more for the environment. saw climate strikes on line from got that tim byrd and thousands of other young people around the world. i was engaging with them as well. going out to my local city hall. but >> i knew i needed to do more action. and so i started cleaning up every week. and once i decided that

to slow down slightly still looking good at 5.80, 80 through oakland, an 80 over in the east bay crockettder 30 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. a 6.17, in the east bay, 750 new homes are going up in berkeley. the city council just approved a plan to build the homes in parking lots near the north berkeley bart station. they're going to be 12 story apartment buildings. half will be affordable. housing the buildings are part of the city's efforts to meet state housing goals. the goal is to have 2.5 million new homes statewide by the end of 2030. >> well, san francisco mayor london breed is marking a new milestone in her efforts to end homelessness since she took office in 2018. she says more than 13,000 homeless people have been moved now into more permanent housing. and she says that in the 2023 fiscal year city programs help more than 3600 people get into some kind of permanent housing. that's a 70% increase from last year. however, the mayor also shared some troubling numbers. just this week, mayor breed tweeted that her street outreach workers who were the ones

but look at what happened in crockett. there was a crash between 2 big rigs.d late last night near the coming skyway when sam overturned and crews spent the night cleaning up oil, the debris getting the big hauled away. no word on any injuries. >> is the time in the bay area. air quality management district says that it has issued now a notice of violation to the martinez refinery after an unplanned flaring event. you can see it right there. it was a in a report released last night that the air district says the contra costa county officials told the district about the flaring shortly after 4.30, wednesday afternoon. and during that flaring, the air district received 9 air quality complaints. so the district has requested a report now from chevron to explain exactly what happened here. the investigation is ongoing. more violations may still be issues will have to wait and see. in the east bay. the city of concord has kicked off its first guaranteed income program. the program is called elevate and the nonprofit group called monument impact, which is based in c

and along 80 in the east bay, richmond ounce berkeley crockett, down towards maze. 23 minutes to make that drive. james, back to you. >> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street financial expert rob black. joining us on this thursday. rob, we're looking at the markets green across the board. got the holiday spirit, i guess in full swing. i want to talk more about the fed in a bit. but what are you seeing here moving the numbers. >> yesterday was big. the fed went from raising interest rates to neutral. it's a pivot. it basically means next leg of the stock market started yesterday. higher when the fed cuts rates as they talked about in 2024, potentially 3 times. that means another leg up. dow hit an all-time high on this news. i'm very rarely this definitive, but it was a good day yesterday, global stock market rally, 3 rate cuts high head to that. it just feels kind of nice because we're there for inflation. at 9.1% in mid 2022. and now we're down to 3.1% from reading earlier this week. if you strip out rants were at 2%, which is why the fed wants to be new york city apartm

but he actually did go war looking like, you know, a son of davy crockett or something. but there he is gordon and his men are going to on june 3rd, a class division, earliest division, allegheny john's men are starting to pull out as what we know as a gettysburg campaigns kicking off in the first week allhese are going to be heading towards culpeper where on june 9th there's a small little calvary engagement might have heard of called brandy station, of course. so you've got troops floating around on this way. the government, washington still have a clue. what is bob lee now? they're setting it in washington. the lee's going to western west virginia. west will become a state on june 20. it's not a state at this point on june 7th, but there's a lot of concern. that's where lee's eventually i am from southern ohio. i grew up in central ohio, went to school, miami of ohio and we buckeyes in those days thought that they're coming to columbus there was plenty of that. they're going to philadelphia, maybe harrisburg, perhaps looking fatter to go on to baltimore, washington. t

a 21 minute ride crockett on towards the maze.dges, though, are looking really good. 10 minutes on the bay bridge, san mateo bridge, a round 13. you are going to be traveling along 80 in the east bay. a 31 minute ride. still just a little slow 8. 85. 82 certainly seeing traffic there. international might be a good option, but still not terrible delays. 46 minutes along one on 85 to menlo park to 80 82 2.37, you're making good time darya. james, back to all right, thanks. well, let's talk sports first with basketball. the warriors taking on the clippers in los angeles. yet the warriors have won just 4 games out of the last 15 have been on kind of a skid. >> this was their first game back since draymond green was suspended indefinitely. so let's get to the action. the warriors were down 13 points at the half and then in the 3rd quarter, that man right there, klay thompson brought the warriors back to make this a close game. he would finish with 30 points on the night he brought the warriors to within just 6, unfortunately wasn't eno

crockett down towards the maze, of the south. a 52 minute right of that 1, 0, one. 85 to the low park over in the east bay. we're still seeing pockets of red sole 40 min ronald 8.80, salient or downhill. pete is and i for look at that much better. 60 min, right, antioch, into conquered. all james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. rain it. time to talk winners and losers on wall street. we have financial expert rob black joining us this morning on a tuesday. and rob, what are you seeing? how the markets shaken up for you? >> stocks are edging a little bit it's kind of a wait and see to make sure the fed doesn't do anything tomorrow at 11 o'clock. our time. it looks like they're about to pivot from raising interest rates threatening one more rate hike to we're going neutral. we could go higher. we next you're going to say we're going lower. and those 2 things, the neutral and then lower should give the stock market more room to run in 2024. as we wait for more cattle slyke earnings to fall into place. that's what we

. >> traveling along 80 in the east crockett down towards the maze about 36 minutes.lly slowed us down as we started out this morning, 20 minutes on the bay bridge, richmond, sandra fell bridge about 15 minutes there. highway for if you're traveling along their antioch to concord, about 43 minutes. and let's get a look at 101, south and along the peninsula were 67 minutes to make it from 85 to menlo park. 2.80, does look like a a lighter alternate. if you want to take that. all right. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of some 46 and 4, is your local election headquarters. and next year voters are going to be asked if they want to make it. >> more difficult for the state of california to raise taxes. yes, that is unless, of course, the state supreme court sides with governor newsom to remove that proposal from the ballot kron four's 8 on wallace to explain. >> less than a year from the november election, the fate of a ballot measure seeking to make it tougher for the legislature to increase taxes. >> now rests in the hands of the california supreme court known by suppo

now things are a little better out of vallejo and into crockett.ws a smooth drive but the east bay is getting hit with a lot more fog. here is the toll plaza. the backup is not bad. on the deck you can see it, but tougher visibility through this area as well. >>> in just a few hours, professors and faculty at san francisco state will walk off the job. "today in the bay"'s bob redell is joining us live from the campus this morning. so, bob, talk to us about this. what is the message those who are participating in the strike want to send out? >> reporter: well, good morning to you, marcus. faculty here at sf state, they want better pay and workloads, in other words, they feel like they are being stretched too thin and not receiving enough money to keep up with inflation. today's walk-off is part of a weeks' worth of rolling walkoffs at the largest university system in the united states. it started yesterday at cal poly pomona, today at sf state, tomorrow csu l.a. the union says faculty isn't getting paid enough, picketers yesterday repeated their dem

rosa coming in with a few one hundredths of an inch as well as kentfield san bruno mountain and crockett as well. a view here of storm tracker two. we had the low clouds coming in off the coastline. we had low clouds coming from the east and a lot of fog, especially in our north bay valley locations. right now. the visibility is good for most central and south bay along the coastline. no problem there. but you get into the north bay and we're still seeing patches of fog out there. and petaluma, a little bit less than two miles and santa rosa reporting about half mile. i imagine it's patchy and dense. so you may have a little bit of sunshine in some areas, a little bit of fog in others. that reading for santa rosa is at the airport. and as a result, santa rosa, a lot cooler compared to yesterday at this time. napa, petaluma, novato, all reporting cooler conditions as well as half moon bay. checking in on the temperatures is still a very chilly 48 degrees over the north bay of santa rosa as well as napa. get you the inner east bay is 60 degrees in livermore under sunshine and across the ba

pretty busy as well. 38 minute ride crockett down towards the maze. darya. james, back to you. >> thank you, 17 is the time and a man has been arrested in connection with a double stabbing in berkeley that stabbing happened friday night in the area of el camino reality oak ridge. police say that they initially responded to a possible home intruder at that location. but they found 2 victims and ended up taking them to the hospital. police say byron de culls left the scene before they arrived, but he was arrested yesterday morning after the oakland police department found. in the east bay 750 new homes are going up berkeley. the city council approved a plan to build those homes in parking lots near the north berkeley bart, stop. they're going to be 12 story apartment buildings. the city says that half of them will be designated for affordable housing. the buildings are part of the city's efforts to try and meet state housing goals. the goal is to have 2 and a half million new homes statewide by the end of 2023, 2030. >> 18 and new this morning, sonoma county s

crockett: thank you so much, mr. speaker. every member here likely knows one family in their district whose live has been impacted by someone struggling with addiction. this comes at a time where companies are also now trying to use the courts to avoid liability and escape having to compensate families for its role in targeting communities and peddling pills all in the name of increasing profits. addiction is painful and it's dangerous. it's a dangerous struggle that too many americans suffer from and today this illness is exacerbated by the prevalence of fentanyl. fentanyl is 50% stronger than heroin, 100 times stronger than morphine, and because people can't see, taste, or smell it, those struggling with addiction don't even know what they're putting their -- when they're putting their lives at risk. to be clear, fentanyl is one of the leading causes of overdose related deaths today. so now more than ever we need to attack this problem from a holistic approach. this is coming from again, the gentlelady from the state of tex

, a public health alert was issued after flaring caused a foul odor that you can smell as far as crocketting nearby were told to stay indoors. reed? >>> all right, well, let's look live outside right now at the view of the city from mark hopkins. we understand a new inspector general will be announced today. terry wylie is set to oversee investigations and policies within the sheriff's department. in an effort to curb alleged discrimination and unfair treatment. wylie's a former prosecutor with the alameda county district attorney's office. and his duties now will include reviewing any complaints against the sheriff's office officers and deputies and make any recommendations that are necessary to course direct and disciplinary actions. >>> oakland police building bridges there during the season of giving and officers working for peace with their toys for town holiday celebration. today it's a free event and parts of the acts of kindness campaign. gifts, food, family-friendly activities and of course a lot of connections. by the way we hear santa will be there. it will begin at opd headqua

a santa rosa reporting for 107in well as kentfield crockett to 107in san bruno mountain for 107 inch. not exactly the rain we want, but i guess we'll take it right and rain in the extended forecast. i'll show you that here in just a moment. let's check in on the fog right now where our visibility is anywhere from zero reported at novato to a quarter mile, santa rosa to half mile in petaluma. so a very tough go of it for some of our valley locations. it's not just restricted to the valley. we have a little bit of fog along the coastline as well right now, half moon bay at three miles. so you're actually in pretty good shape. palo alto down to a mile, get to the inner east bay and we're looking at a quarter mile over areas of livermore. it looks like pleasanton may also be involved with that dark shade of gray there. the temperature change on this, we're up by seven degrees. petaluma novato up by a few degrees in oakland this morning and up by five over at san jose but without the sunshine, we may begin to see a little bit of a flip in the next hour or so. temperatures ranging from 44 i

but he actually did go war looking like, you know, a son of davy crockett or something. but there he is gordon and his men are going to on june 3rd, a class division, earliest division, allegheny johnson's men arting to pull out as what we know as a gettysburg campaigns kicking off in the first week all these are going be heading towards culpeper where on june 9th there's a small little calvary engagement might have heard of called brandy station, of course. so you've got troops floating around on this way. the government, washington still have a clue. what is bob lee now? they're setting it in washington. the lee's going to western west virginia. west will become a state on june 20. it's not a state at this point on june 7th, but there's a lot of concern. that's where lee's eventually i am from southern ohio. i grew up in central ohio, went to school, miami of ohio and we buckeyes in those days thought that they're coming to columbus there was plenty of that. they're going to philadelphia, maybe harrisburg, perhaps looking fatter to go on to baltimore, washington. that'