marianne favro joins us from cupertino with more. ruben vargas is a junior here at cupertino high school. he just launched his website yesterday. he says he wanted to give fire victims one place to go to access all the services they need. after days of watching images of flames spreading in southern california and the devastation the infernos left behind, 16 year old cupertino high school student ruben varghese knew he wanted to help, so he turned to what he knows and worked nonstop over two days to create this website. save dash l a.org. i wanted to make it so if you wanted to help or if you needed help, it could all be in one website and one stop shop for fire survivors. the website provides everything from recovery centers to links to state and federal agencies, even information on where to turn for help if you lost your job because of the fires. the site also has information for people wanting to donate cash, supplies or help in other ways. for example, you can volunteer your house for shelter if someone's house got burned down.

it all happened at a cupertino, safeway ktvu. zac sos has the story. >> wow. okay. >> awesome. i'm so glad they got caught. yes. well done. >> customers outside a cupertino safeway reacting to the $1,200 worth of rib eye and other prime cuts recovered by a santa clara county sheriff's deputy, transforming his cruiser into a makeshift meat section. >> $1,200 worth of meat is. what do you do with that? >> a barbecue? perhaps? >> morning barbecue. >> also on the hood. mayo sauce and salt. >> some people have a necessity, and it's harder for them to meet that. but i do feel like this is like going overboard. >> the bust, made possible by an eagle eyed store employee who spotted the two crooks staking their claim to a bounty of beef and fleeing with the filets by car. >> i'm kind of glad there's been a lot of theft lately. i even walk in the store and see people steal stuff all the time. >> with the help of a license plate number jotted down by the employee. a deputy tracking the car to its registered address and nabbing the alleged pair. red-handed. >> job well done for the police,

cupertino. police have arrested 2 people for stealing about $1200 worth of ribeye and prime rib beef cuts. they tracked down the thieves. thanks to an employee who saw the license plate on the getaway car and then they found all the stolen meek. women's sports are going to be front and center as we told you about this new bar in san francisco that is opening in the castro in the spring. it's called ricky's. san francisco native ali wong, one best stand-up comedian on television for netflix special ali wong, single lady. her golden globes, acceptance speech. in that she thanks san francisco routes because that's where she's from. and san francisco punchline, comedy club as well. and she thanked the comedy club as well, saying that, you know, that's where she got her start and turn. >> well, in more bay area news, those headed to the coast are urged to watch out for sneaker waves. they can sweep across beaches without warning and pull people back into the water. so it's going to be rough. went out

estamos hablando de san josé, de san josé, de cupertino, saratoga, los altos esas serían algunas de lasel condado santa clara. la gente pone una propiedad de renta que no que no son dueños de ellos. entonces la gente le dan un depósito sin ver la casa, sin sin conocer quiénes son los dueños ni nada de eso. y luego cuando depositan el dinero, ya es cuando los los estafas se van con el dinero. estafas que han aumentado y que han puesto en alerta a las autoridades. si están subiendo esos casos. en 2024 había como 5 o 6 de esos casos y este año yo ya tengo 1 que estoy trabajando. quiero que me cuente ustedes como condado cómo se dieron cuenta que estaban sucediendo todas esas estafas de alquiler de alguna propiedad. la gente hacen un reporte a la policía y porque son víctimas de esas estafas, verdad? nosotros ganamos el caso. algunas de las estafas supuestamente se publicaron en affordable housing go online.com y afuera housing punto com, que figuran como sitio web de la autoridad de vivienda del condado. pero, cuáles son esas señales que podrían indicar que se trata de una posible estafa?

after seeing all the devastation, cupertino high school junior ruben vargas said he felt compelled tosomething, so he got to work. he spent two days creating a website called save dtla.org. he just launched it yesterday in hopes it will streamline the recovery process for the thousands of fire victims. i wanted to create a website that people could have, like a one stop shop of finding resources for the fires in la, and if you wanted to help. the website provides everything from information on recovery centers to links to state and federal agencies. it even has information on where to turn for help if you lost your job because of the fires. the site also has information for people wanting to donate cash, supplies, food or provide housing for those who lost their homes. nice work. hopefully it helps some people. jeff is here now to talk about what's happening down south and winds you know, started today. we will see them pick up overnight and into tomorrow. we still could get some strong gusts down there in southern california. we'll have the latest on that red flag fire warning. also

the cupertino is housing commission is recommending new anti displacement policies. plan would give residents facing eviction priority on the city's affordable housing waitlist. many are at risk because deed restrictions on 7 apartment complexes are going to expire in 2026 and that will allow for rental increases. city staff will finalize the policy soon. and if approved, it could into effect by jim. >> a lot of people are starting this new year being extra cautious when they are on line because there's so many scams and hackers now and there's lots of different ways you can avoid being a victim. rich demuro takes a look. >> new year's resolutions typically have to do with money, health and personal growth. but what about your cyber security? here are some small steps you can take to protect yourself. >> the new year is a great time to get serious about your cybersecurity. 2025. for ready. seeing the start of a really interesting year from a scam and frost or perspective. crist pearson is ceo and founder of black cloak which provides cybersecurity protection for high

cupertino. police have arrested 2 people accused of stealing all this meat that you see here in this video. apparently they took it from a safe way, roughly 1200 pounds or dollars worth of up prime cuts of beef or stolen. police say they track down the suspects. thanks to an employee who was able to spot the license plate on the getaway car. >> 7.35. right now. governor newsom is continuing his crackdown on ultra-processed food. yeah. so he has directed state health officials to investigate things like the dyes that are used in flaming hot cheetos and twinkies and sodas and other things. news nation's nancy loo takes a look. >> it's the focus of a movie. it's even turned into ice cream. but now flaming hot cheetos are being roasted by the food police and along with those unnaturally red snacks. other ultra-processed foods are also targeted all kinds of soft drinks. and candy skittles, twinkies, mountain dew and much more governor newsom's new order calls for proposals to further limit intake and

cupertino.anwhile have arrested 2 people accused of stealing all this meat from a safeway store last week. roughly $1200 worth because employee was able to spot the license plate of the getaway car. >> 8.35 right now governor newsom is continuing to crack down on what we eat. he wants to eliminate ultra-processed food. yeah, he's directed state health officials to investigate things like dies that are found in flaming hot cheetos, for twinkies and skittles and sodas and more is a concern about the health benefits or the detriment u.s. from eating at news nation's nancy loo takes a closer look. >> it's the focus of a movie. it's even turned into ice cream. but now flaming hot cheetos are being roasted by the food police and along with those unnaturally red snacks. other ultra-processed foods are also targeted all kinds of soft drinks. and candy skittles, twinkies, mountain dew and much more governor newsom's new order calls for proposals to further limit intake and access to ultra processed foods

and it all happened at a cupertino safeway ktvu zac sos has the story. >> oh, okay. >> awesome. i'm so glad they got caught. yes. well done. >> customers outside a cupertino safeway reacting to the $1,200 worth of rib eye and other prime cuts recovered by a santa clara county sheriff's deputy, transforming his cruiser into a makeshift meat section. >> $1,200 worth of meat is. what do you do with that? >> a barbecue, perhaps? >> morning barbecue. >> also on the hood. mayo sauce and salt. >> some people have a necessity, and it's harder for them to meet that. but i do feel like this is like going overboard. >> the bust, made possible by an eagle eyed store employee who spotted the two crooks staking their claim to a bounty of beef and fleeing with the filets by car. >> i'm kind of glad there's been a lot of theft lately. i even walk in the store and see people steal stuff all the time. >> with the help of a license plate number jotted down by the employee. a deputy tracked the car to its registered address, and, nabbing the alleged pair red handed. >> job well done for the police,

a safeway employee in cupertino says the alleged thieves were seen trying to get away with the stolen meats, and that employee wrote down the license plate of the getaway car, then called the police, who captured the suspects red handed. >> how the #### they got out of there with that much? >> it's not right. i mean, that's the kind of thing that has to get passed on to the consumer, right? >> some people have a necessity, and it's harder for them to meet that. but i do feel like this is like going overboard. >> now, both suspects were booked into the santa clara county jail. >> the start of the commercial dungeness crab season is finally underway off the northern california coast. that's after several weeks of delays. dozens of crab lovers waited in long lines at san francisco's fisherman's wharf, even before the boats docked with their catch. many bay area crab fishermen are delighted they can finally make some money. >> just to work right now, as salmon season is closed, most fishermen are salmon and crab. salmon seasons have been closed for the last two years, and crowds have been

a safeway employee in cupertino says the alleged thieves were trying to escape with the stolen meat, and that employee wrote down the license plate of the getaway car, then called the police, who captured the suspects red handed. >> how the #### they got out of there with that much? >> it's not right. i mean, that's the kind of thing that has to get passed on to the consumer, right? >> some people have a necessity, and it's harder for them to meet that. but i do feel like this is like going overboard. >> both suspects were booked into the santa clara county jail. >> short term rental property owners in marin county have until july to apply for a new business license. now, this is part of the county's new regulations limiting the number of short term rentals to 1200. county supervisors worry that these short term rentals are hindering the supply of affordable housing and driving up housing costs, particularly in west marin counties. the communities that is, the marin independent journal reports. applicants for new licenses must fulfill requirements including ensuring water safety and

well done. >> customers outside a cupertino safeway reacting to the $1,200 worth of rib eye and other prime cuts recovered by a santa clara county sheriff's deputy, transforming his cruiser into a makeshift meat section. >> $1,200 worth of meat is. what do you do with that? >> a barbecue, perhaps? >> morning barbecue. >> also on the hood. mayo sauce and salt. >> some people have a necessity, and it's harder for them to meet that. but i do feel like this is like going overboard. >> the bust, made possible by an eagle eyed store employee who spotted the two crooks staking their claim to a bounty of beef and fleeing with the filets by car. >> i'm kind of glad there's been a lot of theft lately. i even walk in the store and see people steal stuff all the time, with the help of a license plate number jotted down by the employee, a deputy tracking the car to its registered address and nabbing the alleged pair red-handed. >> job well done for the police, not the steelers, not the meat thieves, not the meat thieves. >> the alleged thieves, perhaps now facing a felony because the meat worth we

again as i mentioned on our list in the south bay, we're going to call out cupertino's low of 363 at great gas on north deanza boulevard and in the north bay, marin county's lowest. that's in san anselmo. 377 at farrar auto on sir francis drake boulevard. check for the changes that might be in your area. maybe this is the first day you're heading back this new year. go to gasbuddy.com and check those gas prices around you on the roadway. we have evidence of a lot more folks heading back to the office, though we have your typical slower patterns that are developing. altamont pass has not been a problem. vasco road actually better than it was yesterday with early slowing, but there is a crash affecting some folks that will be over at mountain house and grantline a critical intersection there, as folks may be heading out from tracy over in toward the rest of the bay area. the south bay, slowing the first bursts did ease up on 101, but this burst is here to stay. the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. everybody's back. a fast track scam is on the rise, but it's actually been around for

cupertino. police have arrested 2 people accused of stealing all this meat from a safe way. this was last week. >> roughly $1200 worth of ribeye and other prime beef cuts were stolen. police say they managed to track down the suspects. thanks to an employee who saw the license plate of the getaway car. women sports will be front and center at a new bar set to open in san francisco this year. ricky's the 2 owners say they met playing soccer for the san francisco spikes and they want the bar to become the place to watch women's sports. >> wanted to open the bar because we're struggling to find reliable places to watch women's sports in san and we want to have a place where you come in and know that you can find community and know that you can watch women work center. seeing 2 professional teams and the biggest women's sports leagues in the u.s. coming within a year of each other. it was like, ok, this really is the moment. this is the time. >> it's so much excitement. you see all the season ticket deposits for the bout green i think it was something we knew we wanted to work o

se trata de la preparatoria homestead en cupertino, que fue una de las 22 bandas de todo el país de estadosnta ese desfile de las rosas. una tradición, verdad? hasta en latinoamérica. quiero decirte que para prepararse para este desfile de las rosas, esta preparatoria homestead tuvo que llenar una solicitud hace más de un año y cuando fueron aceptados tienen que irse preparando porque tienen que ir variando cada 1 de las músicas que van tocando. y fue todo un año de preparación. y qué tal? qué tenemos ahora? preparado? bueno, esto tendremos a las 05:30 para apoyar y ayudar y hasta defender a inmigrantes que se vean en juicios de deportación. eso es lo que estará haciendo el estado de california ante la amenaza del presidente electo de realizar redadas masivas d inmigrean hola, qué tal? buenas tardes. les saluda césar bayona. muchas gracias por continuar en sintonía de telemundo 48. yo soy miryam villarreal, seguimos con más i

we have it up to 60 in cupertino, low 60s, morgan hill and gilroy out here across the east bay. livermore 60, walnut creek 61 and hayward, 62. the peninsula 61. in daly city, low 60s down towards redwood city and palo alto, san francisco, a chilly 58 in downtown and for the north bay got you to 60 in rain timeline has all of thisted starting to get here by the time we get into friday morning over the north bay, we're talking santa rosa, novato, napa, maybe some of this rn to san francisco by 8:00 in the morning. then this would hit the east bay peninsula around 11 a.m. and then continue in the south bay here through the early afternoon. this will certainly be gone by the time we get into friday night. rain totals on this not very high trace amounts to aut a quarter inch for most of us, although we could get in on about a third inch a third of an inch up towards guerneville, santa rosa and napa. so not worried about those rain totals. now, if you're doing any traveling tomorrow, kind of heading back after the holidays, you got to get on some sort of a work trip. we got that rain

we're going up to the 60s here in the south bay, from cupertino to san jose, all the way down to gilroy light winds coming out of the northwest at six right across the east bay. how about a 57 in vallejo, 59 in livermore, 61 in fremont, the peninsula, 58 here in redwood city, 59 in daly city, san francisco, 57 in the marina down here to the mission 60 and up across the north bay 54, in ukiah and sonoma at 58. now we're going to get in on some rain chances, but we'll have to wait on it. doesn't look like that's going to get here until we hit friday's forecast in the morning, right io the early afternoon. then all that should clear out of here as we head into the upcoming weekend. rain totals trace amounts to about a quarter inch on average, so we're not worried about that rain here. as we head into friday's forecast on that seven day. here we go. as we ring in 2025, we'll have that mix of sun and clouds wednesday and thursday. rain friday dry for this upcoming weekend. also looking dry as we started off early next wk. temperatures in the 50s to also 60. so here we go. the countdown is on

that is cupertino's homestead high reppin the bay area in spectacular fashion, i might add.roup was one of 22 marching bands invited to perform. bands also came from japan and mexico to take part in the 136th tournament of roses parade in pasadena.kay. live. look at the san francisco skyline on this new year's day. jeff is back with me in a moment to tell us a little bit about the rest of the week. in the new year with a new addition, a pair of baby giraffes. both are one year old males. you can now visit them at the park's giraffe encounter exhibit in discovery kingdom, which is the larger of the two, weighing about 800 pounds. oz weighs 500 pounds. animal care director says giraffes can grow to be as big as 4,200 pounds. caregivers will give them around the clock care for the next few months while they get used to their new home. park says the animals will hopefully promote conservation efforts and educate visitors about animal care. they are so cute. so cute. all right, jeff, what kind of weather can the giraffes, oz and cheech expect? well, how about some clouds tomorrow

but for today, backing it up 50s to right around the low 60s around willow glen, cupertino, campbell. next time around we'll feature the first five day z's bakery is looking to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants to expand their space, and steve's t-shirt shop wants to bring on more help. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, they can think more about possibilities for their business and not the cost of their internet. it's five years of gig-speeds and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. get the 5-year price lock guarantee, now back for a limited time. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities™. comcast business. employment, according to statistics, and a bay area man is trying to highlight that issue in the hopes of changing it. >> it's real. and ktvu is. andre senior shows us the major help he received in his efforts from the sheriff of san francisco. >> say give it about 30s. >> weeks after life changing opportunity, adam sherman is contemplating next steps for a man who few have been on so far, he's fresh of

that will leave us to 57 in cupertino, 59 in san jose. we're continuing with that trend of 50s from vallejo to pleasanton, right back towards hayward, across the coastline, 55 and half moon bay. so cold there. redwood city, 58 up to san francisco, upper 50s and downtown and right here for the north bay, coming in with 57 in sonoma. okay. we talked about the sierra snow pack. if you have any reason to head there tomorrow, maybe for a long weekend, be ready for winter conditions. it's going to stack up in quite a bit. over the past levels, we could see around ten inches there. kingvale, twin bridges, kirkwood, blue canyon. getting in on eight inches and snow is soon here as colfax and interstate 80 and right around pollock pin there four inches on 50 on that 7-day forecast. we'll dry it out just in time for your weekend. and so far it looks like a dry start here. as we head into next week's forecast. so would be good to get some more storms in here. the chances may increase beyond this. we're still waiting to find out more on that, but at l

cupertino, campbell, all in the santa clara valley at 43 degrees tomorrow. santa rosa, 70 degrees. it was 72 today, dropping to 68 in redwood city today. topped off at 74 degrees. their average highs in the high 50s. now here's your extended forecast. dry weather each and every day. and mike we do have the saturated soil. the next opportunity for rain appears to be on january 21st about two weeks away. >> all right, roberta, thank you. well, it was a special day and night for san franciscans. mayor daniel lurie was sworn into office today outside city hall. and the mayor celebrated not just this afternoon, but tonight in chinatown with a banquet and night market. ktvu is amber lee spoke with some people who are excited and optimistic about the new leadership. >> a colorful display of chinese culture and artistry, a troupe from lion dance me greeted mayor daniel lurie as he arrived at the historic far east restaurant in chinatown for the inauguration night banquet. he lit 100,000 firecrackers. they are symbols of good luck. >> how are you doing inside? >> i caught up with the new ma

in cupertino, 57, los gatos, 60. in san jose over to oakland, 57. and those upper 50s, pleasanton, concord and vallejo right here at half moon bay, 55. redwood city, 56, san francisco going to thearina 54. just a little bit of a breeze here out of the northwest at seven and right across the north bay, 58 in napa and a chilly 53 in clear lake on the 7-day forecast. we're all good on sunday. i am anticipating more in the way of sunshine on sunday, so that could really overall be the better day of the weekend. and then what we're watching next week could be some dry and gusty winds. by the time we get to tuesday, 15 to 40 mile per hour gusts will be possible. we may get some wind warnings that are issued for that. it's from a system that's dropping down over nevada. i'll take a closer look at that system coming up at 530 tonight. and those wind gusts we could get. but i know everybody's looking forward to it. that weekend, just arnd the corner. absolutely. yeah. just a couple hours away jeff. thank you. coming up, broccoli from a monterey county farm.

, north bay right there at 43 daytime highs in my forecast down here across the south bay. 67 in cupertinoin gilroy out here through vallejo 66. and i got you at 68 in danville for the peninsula, 65 in redwood city up to san francisco, 63 in downtown and the north bay, 68 in sonoma. rainfall chances looks like it's dry the next seven days, but we may actually start to see a system, although not a strong one, potentially get here. got to wait for it right about there. around january the 18th. i will see if that hangs on for us. it's not the kind of setup we'd like to see. all right. on that 7-day forecast, we got some low 60s next seven days for san francisco and low 60s inland with 40s overnight. we're going to continue to track those winds down in southern california. and of course our local weather. i'll be back at 7:00 with more updates on that. okay. thank you jeff. yeah. coming up. is it game over. hundreds of south bay kids worried they could lose their little league field to redevelopment. we'll tell you about the plan. creating a new rift between parents and the local schoo field i

cupertino high school junior ruben vargas says he felt compelled to do something, so he spent two daysing a website, save dtlorg. he just launched it yesterday, hopes it will streamline the recovery process for thousands of fire victims. i wanted to create a website that people could have, like a one stop shop of finding resources for the fires in la, and if you wanted to help, okay. website provides everything from information on recovery centers and links to state and federal agencies. it also >>> tonight the fiery confirmation hearing, president-elect donald trump's pick for defense secretary is grilled on capitol hill. pete hegseth, now the first trump cabinet pick on the hot seat before the senate. the army, national guard veteran and former fox news host claiming he is the victim of a smear campaign. amid allegations of sexual assault and excessive drinking and what he says about women in the military. the los angeles area under particularly dangerous red flag warnings for strong winds. crews still battling the biggest infernos and what is being learned about what sparked them. t

we're at 61 here in cupertino, 62 in morgan hill, right across inland contra costa, alameda counties, 57 here in vallejo, 60 in pleasanton for the peninsula, 59 san mateo down to palo alto, 60. san francisco 57. in the marina, 60 in the mission and across the north bay. double fives in clear lake. 58 in sonoma. rain chances start to return once we head into friday's forecast. still not expected to be a big storm, but this could hang out for a little bit late friday morning into friday afternoon, and then this will certainly clear out here as we head through this upcoming weekend. rainfall totals are up just a little bit from what we were seeing yesterday. but all in all, i think we're averaging about a quarter inch here through the bay area. a few spots could be just a bit higher, but nothing to be concerned about on those rain totals right here on that 7-day forecast. we'll dry it out for this weekend, saturday and sunday. and temperatures are very similar here across the inland valleys. as we move through the next several days. so i know a lot of people are getting their, you know,

that's cupertino's homestead high. representing the bay area in spectacular fashion. group was one of 22 marching bands invited to perform. bands also came from japan and mexico to take part in the 136th tournament of roses parade in pasadena. okay, pushing the limits of space travel and exploration. up next, we're going to look back at the amazing steps taken in 2024 and what lies ahead moving forward into the new year. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, and for the first couple days of 2025, we will eventually get a storm system in here. we'll take a look at how much rain for the bay area, plus where we're sitting on that sierra snowpack and what kind of snow is cing inom pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low prices. better than getting low speeds for high prices. right, bruce? -jealous? yeah, look at that. -honestly. someone get a helmet on this guy. xfinity internet customers, ask ho

that's going to put you to 58 in cupertino, 60 in east san jose, 58 in morgan hill across the east bay57in vallejo down to danville, 59 and 58 in fremont peninsula, 55 in daly city, down here towards palo alto. 57, san francisco, 54 across the marina and 58 here in the mission and through the north bay. 58 in napa, 56 in santa rosa. on my 7-day forecast, we'll stay with this dry weather all the way through the next seven days. i really think the next thing we're really kind of looking towards is maybe the chance here of some dry wind. once we get into tuesday, we could see some wind gusts out of the northeast 15 to 40. i don't think we'll get into red flag fire warnings because the ground is still relatively wet from our storms on and off the past couple of weeks, but we may get some wind warnings issued for next tuesday. we'll keep close tabs on that. otherwise very comfortable temperatures here as we move through the next couple of days. and guess what? what what? tomorrow is saturday. surprise! i just had to remind everybody again. i think we were aware and we got the rain out of th

coming in with 60. 63 in cupertino, 62 in los gatos down to morgan hill, 65 right out here across thet bay, 61 in oakland down to fremont, 62 and 64 in concord, up across the peninsula, 61 in san mateo down to palo alto, 63 light winds, sunny skies in san francisco make it a pretty good day. 59 in the marina and 62 in the mission up across the north bay, 64 in clear lake and 62 in sonoma on the 7-day forecast. as we look ahead towards that weekend, we'll stay dry here with a little bit of cloud cover in san francisco, temps in the 50s to 60s for highs and will be in the 40s right here for the morning temperatures. take a look at the inland valleys. we have some chilly mornings ahead. looks like those 30s tomorrow morning, wednesday and thursday and then 50s and 60s here across the inland valleys for those highs. so again, very happy to report for the bay area. we are out of the wind situation the next couple of days. but in southern california it will continue through the day on wednesday. and we've got more reports coming up tonight at six. i know all of us have friends and family do

in cupertino, 66 in gilroy. temperatures pretty much the same out here across the east bay. 67 in vallejo, 64 there in danville right up to daly city, 64 and some mid 60s inn palo alto, san francisco, 65 in downtown and right up across the north bay, 62 in clear lake. on the 7-day forecast, we are looking at some sun moving back in as we head through the next couple of days, and once again, that any kind of wind will be out of here as we head through wednesday's forecast. so lots of nice weather ahead for you to get going on that tom daley now that you've been out, outed yourself. yes. being a tim walz denier. all right. you guys will get to melissa on february 2nd. can't wait to catch a predator gone wrong. teens targeting men and luring them via dating apps. the tiktok trend of sorts between a driver and some cyclists. the video, posted to instagram, shows a confrontation between a white mercedes and a large group of cyclists. the driver of that mercedes can be seen accelerating through the crowd, narrowly mis

ocurrió en la tienda safeway de la calle homestead, en la ciudad de cupertino.estaba registrada el auto y encontraron a los 2 sospechosos. y también la carne robada. ya son las 23:00 de la noche con 43 minutos. le damos este vistazo en vivo a varios puntos de nuestra región porque estamos terminando ya este primer fin de semana del 2025. buen tiempo en general aquí en la región, pero con advertencias en las costas es que mire estas imágenes desde half moon bay muestran las olas que se pudieron ver hoy, pero se espera que mañana mañana el oleaje sea más peligroso. marcelo rivera buenas noches. tú estás siguiendo estas condiciones? se queda esa advertencia con nosotros? efectivamente, fátima y amigos televidentes continúan peligrosas las condiciones marinas y se queda. esa advertencia, de hecho, se extiende hasta tarde el día de mañana y el martes. así que lo ideal es que se mantengan alejados de las costas. se esperan olas rompientes entre 10 hasta 14 pies. cuéntanos por qué están esas condiciones. así tenemos esas corrientes fuertes marinas en la zona, acercándo

we're at 58 in cupertino, 60 in san jose, 59 in gilroy right here across the east bay. hayward 58. martinez 56 out to antioch. we're also in the upper 50s. temperatures are similar down here across the peninsula, with 56 in san mateo, double fives, half moon bay to daly city, san francisco, 54 in the marina. that will be the coldest in the mission right here at 58 chilliest in the north bay will be clear lake at 53. then you're down here to sonoma. 57. weather is going to be similar to this on sunday, although it may offer us even a little bit more in the way of sunshine as we head into sunday. and then as we look ahead beyond this, i did want to get out ahead of this next tuesday. we could get this windy weather set up here with high pressure in the pacific, low pressure over nevada, air flows from high pressure to low pressure. so this could be the perfect recipe here to get in. some strong winds across the bay area may get up to about 40mph. i don't expect red flag fire warnings right now because of that recent rain, but we could get some high wind warnings. that is next tuesday

cupertino high school junior ruben vargas says he felt compelled to do something, so he spent two days, save dtla.org. he just launched it yesterday, hopes it will streamline the recovery process for thousands of

cupertino's homestead high repping the bay area in spectacular fashion group, was one of 22 marching bands invited to perform. fans also came all the way from japan and mexico to take part in the 136th tournament of roses parade, and that is the story they are going to be telling their families for the rest of their lives, for sure. so cool. jeff ranieri is here with a look at your forecast coming up, including maybe a little rain. it is still holding on for us here for those rain chances now, not for tomorrow. we have this area of high pressure that's moving a little bit more off to the east. so that will still keep us on the dry side of things. but this system out here, that's going to get us some rainfall once we hit friday. let me get you more details on this in your microclimate forecast. and as we get closer to that weekend, we'll begin our thursday morning here with some areas of patchy fog. so as you probably get back to the routine tomorrow after all the holidays, you want to watch out for some patchy areas of fog where visibility could go down to a half mile and less over p

going to be down here across south bay to 65 in cupertino. so a little bit warmer under this dryer wind out here to the east bay 66 in oakland, mid 60s in walnut creek. also getting in on the mid 60s through the peninsula up here to san francisco, 64 in the marina and for the north bay got you to 62 in clear lake, 65 in sonoma, a long range forecast. watch this high pressure in the pacific will continue to push storms off to the north, away from us right now, at least through january the 16th. we may not see some substantial chances return until the very end of this month and into february. so hang on a little bit unusual here for january. temperatures in the low 60s in san francisco and across the inland valleys. also sticking with the 60s. so sunshine tomorrow morning that will make it a very nice rebound after this morning. it was very soupy out there no doubt. okay, jeff, thank you very much. the 49ers season has mercifully come to an end. hear from the team as they look back and look ahead of the off season. yeah. and now it's time for t

for years, joe simitian represented parts of san jose as well as cupertino, mountain view, los altos, among others, on the santa board, santa clara county board of supervisors. he was also a state senator on the state assembly. but now, after more than four decades in public service, simitian is actually a private citizen. i spoke to him just moments ago about his four decades long time in office. it's not a lot of people that stay in their region and decide to dedicate their life to public service like you did. why did you decide that this was or was it just one role left to another? well, you know, there's always work to be done. and it was, as you mentioned, five different offices over the course of 41 years, 12 different elections, actually, because you got to run for reelection. so, you know, i just felt like it was a place where i could have an impact and improve the lives of the people i was representing. and that's the reason for the job. did you think you'd stay as long as you have, or that you'd dedicate yourself so much to public service? you know, i'm not sure. i asked the

se trata de la preparatoria homestead de cupertino, que fue una de 22 bandas de todos los estados unidosño y a lanzarse al hielo. y con este frío. y es que esto es un gesto a una tradición canadiense popular en la que la gente se lanza a los lagos congelados. el día de año nuevo, los jueces premiaron a los que llevaran el atuendo veraniego y playero más original y al final un grupo que llevaba gorros de oso polar y un disfraz inflable de un tiburón se llevó a casa el premio mayor. o sea, para decirte que yo ni siquiera me he metido al agua aquí en california porque hace mucho frío. o sea, cómo le hacen? ao mejor puede pasar también que hay gente que es de california, hay gente que no es de california. y si vienes de otros estados, como pasa al revés, si vienes de minnesota o de canadá, a lo mejor se te hace como normal. bueno, yo me quedo. yo no voy a hacer nada de eso. un abriguito. todo bien. bueno, muchas gracias por su sintonía y que tengan una bonita noche. nos vemos. >> esta noche en noticias telemundo. terror en nueva orleans. el conductor que causÓ hasta 15 muertes. traÍa una ban

we're at 58 in cupertino, 60 in san jose, 59 in gilroy right here across the east bay. hayward 58. martinez 56 out to antioch. we're also in the upper 50s. temperatures are similar down here across the peninsula, with 56 in san mateo, double fives, half moon bay to daly city, san francisco, 54 in the marina. that will be the coldest in the mission right here at 58 chilliest in the north bay will be clear lake at 53. then you're down here to sonoma. 57. weather is going to be similar to this on sunday, although it may offer us even a little bit more in the way of sunshine as we head into sunday. and then as we look ahead beyond this, i did want to get out ahead of this next tuesday. we could get this windy weather set up here with high pressure in the pacific, low pressure over nevada, air flows from high pressure to low pressure. so this could be the perfect recipe here to get in. some strong winds across the bay area may get up to about 40mph. i don't expect red flag fire warnings right now because of that recent rain, but we could get some high wind warnings. that is next tuesday

cupertino you're allowed 32 in truckee, 31 south lake tahoe.th is down to 28 degrees in alturas 34. look for increasing high clouds throughout the day. mostly sunny, partly sunny in the morning, then turning mostly cloudy as that system takes aim at us. it'll be here late tonight, tomorrow and per usual this season. marin county north looks to be the be the line here, especially in napa, santa rosa, north up to lake county, mendocino county, far less to the south. if you're going to the mountains today is okay. watch out for fog in the valley. saturday looks okay. friday will get some sun. sunday will be fine too, but tomorrow we'll get some snow up there. sweet thursday though. chilly morning. few high clouds, but mostly sunny. then we'll get afternoon clouds turning cloudy by tonight. 50s for a few. 60s for most. some mid 60s, though, maybe a little warmer. santa clara valley. dave. >> all right. steve. thank you. time. 653. no, it's not your imagination. a growing number of people are getting respiratory infections. we'll tell you what docto

it happened at the safeway on homestead road in cupertino. the sheriff's office says two thieves took off with $1,200 worth o ribeye and other prime beef cuts. well, a worker remembered the license plate of the getaway car and told investigators deputies went to the home where the car was registered and found both suspects and all of that stolen meat. restrictions on short term rentals like airbnb and vrbo are going into effect in marin county this year. supervisors approved the new regegulations about a year ago. now, planning staff is moving to implement the rules. under the new regulations, those who already have a business license to operate a short term rental in unincorporated marin will have to apply for a new license. the deadline is july 1st. anyone seeking a license for the first time also has until july 1st. the new rules cap rentals of 30 days or fewer at $1,200. officially underway commercial dungeness crab season started today, and people in the bay area lined up to get their hands on it right off the boat. the season traditiona

we're talking about cupertino. they had about 741 reported crime incidents in 2024, which is actually the lowest number in 12 years. the city's dashboard is showing the most common pcrime category was identity theft. you can see they had 169 instances of that. it was that followed by the 111 grand fafsa 106 car thefts and the other crimes included 150 commercial and home robberies. they also had 54 instances of vandalism. and 29 stolen cars. >> a battle over residents might not be able to call 9-1-1 because of a problem with phone service. 18 t customers are being affected. so authorities say if you cannot call 9-1-1, you should call the number on your screen that we've posted here. there's no estimate on when the service is going to be resuming and this problem will be fixed. but in the meantime, you might want to jot down that 707, number happening today, santa rosa city schools hold the first of 5 town hall meetings are going to have to discuss possible school closures. let's take a look at when those meetings a

the theft happened last week at a cupertino safeway. the santa clara county sheriff's office shared these photos of the stolen items. authorities say a quick thinking safeway employee got the license plate number of the two thieves and reported it to police. the suspects were later tracked down and deputies seized about $1,200 worth of meat and other items. >> san francisco's glide paid tribute to outgoing mayor london breed. this morning. glide hosted a special celebration at the church on ellis street ahead of breed's final days in office. mayor breed lost to the november election to daniel lurie. his inauguration will be on wednesday. london breed did speak at the celebration this morning and reflected on her faith and time in public service. >> since i've been mayor, we've helped to increase our shelter capacity by over 70%. we've increased our permanent supportive housing by over 50%, and we have helped over 20,000 people exit homelessness. [applause] >> glide officials say this tribute is a testament to mayor breed's impact on adv

cupertino high school junior ruben vargas says he felt compelled to do something, so he spent two days creating a website, save dtla.org. he just launched it yesterday, hopes it will streamline the recovery process for thousands of fire victims. i wanted to create a website that people could have, like a one stop shop of finding resources for the fires in la, and if you wanted to help, okay. website provides everything from information on recovery centers and links to state and federal agencies. it also has information on how you can help out as well. he's one of the smart ones. >> steve: tonight, on "the tonight show." >> i almost passed out. there's one -- [ laughter ] there's one close-up where i'm red in the -- and i literally fade. >> jimmy: i think this might be it. [ laughter ] >> yeah, that might be it. it's time for "any answer wins!" name a number that rhymes with 10. >> 16. [ beeping ] >> jimmy: that's correct. [ bell dings ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon.

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it is now 58 degrees, and throughout sunnyvale and cupertino the winds, thank goodness, are under tenes per hour at most reporting stations. and throughout that san bruno gap, up to ten mile per hour winds at sfo. also a bit of a wind, but now dying down along the seashore in half moon bay. wind speeds tomorrow morning. by the time sun up at 725 16 mile per hour wind gusts and the half moon bay area, and we will experience a breezy afternoon scouring out the fog tomorrow. it won't be windy, but we will have a breeze to deal with. in fact, the winds won't settle down until about 6:00 tomorrow night. so here we go. we have a brand new area of low pressure. this is textbook perfect. it looks like a giant comma out over the open waters. here's the core and here's the frontal boundary. but a vigorous jet stream is going to plow it right into the pacific northwest, leaving us dry. i don't see any chances of precipitation in our forecast until about january 21st. speaking of rain, they have been void of it in southern california since last may, when they saw 16/100 of an inch of rain, which

anywhere from the 60s to the mid and high 60s counting on 70 degrees in san jose, sunnyvale, cupertinond in campbell. let's check out your extended forecast. we're going with cooler but still mild for your friday. waking up in the fog on saturday and breezy conditions, but plenty of sunshine and then gusty winds for a couple of days. but still no rain in the forecast. stay with we'll two weeks and leading up to the inauguration, congressional republicans have been discussing how to implement his agenda. fox's aishah hosni has the story. >> reporter tonight, president elect trump is back in mar-a-lago, where he's hosting a dinner for republican governors, including former rival florida governor ron desantis, as he rallies the troops ahead of his inauguration. and now, fox has learned trump is also courting a democrat. pennsylvania senator john fetterman says trump extended an invitation to mar-a-lago, and he accepted. >> i am not the senator for just democrats in pennsylvania. i'm everyone's senator in pennsylvania. and so it's just having a conversation with, with with the with the pre

cupertino's best is 363 at aria gas and market on stevens creek boulevard. you can check prices around you gasbuddy.com. let's look for movement on the roadway. a smooth flow of traffic around most of the bay. lighter than monday and tuesday this week. but the problem is on the peninsula west 92 still restricted down two lanes. you're too slow. too fast. lanes are blocked by a crash approaching that 101 interchange. that is a problem getting across the san mateo bridge toward the bay bridge.o problems. and at the toll plaza, the backup is there. back to you. thank you. mike. well, a computer, nothing like your average desktop. in fact, our nuclear stockpile relies on it. so coming up this morning here on today in the bay, we're going to talk about this new supercomputer at lawrence livermore lab. and economists worried about new inflation. i'll tell you what's causing the price hikes. plus, i'm sorry i'm late, but rocco had to go to the potty. rocco's just a rock. well, rocco needed a bathroom. oh, well, elmo's glad you're here, because now elmo and zoe can

well, 10 36 is the time cupertino. police have arrested 2 people accused of stealing all each from a safe way. last week. >> about 1200 pounds worth a ribeye, another prime cuts of beef or stolen. police say they tracked down the suspects because employee was able to jot down the license plate of the getaway car. it's 10. 37 in the city of berkeley is inviting you to learn how to prepare for all types of emergency. that's right. crawford's reyna harvey here in studio to explain right now. and that's right. so they're going to be offering free classes this year. >> so you could be ready the moment disaster strikes, you know what to do after the city of berkeley can experience a number of disasters like wildfires, earthquakes and even 2 nominees. there's going to be 7 classes starting this saturday until may. the classes are going to be one of the fire department's training building on cedar street. attendance is capped a 25 to 30 participants going to about 3 to 4 hours. you got to learn things like organizing others in