explosivity that we saw earlier this evening up in the woodacre area, up around fairfax , where they saw wind gusts in this area up over 50, 60 miles an hour. these are all wind reports in this area. it could have been some kind of a localized event, maybe a microburst or something, but big power outage in fairfax because of that. now in the santa cruz mountains, we have numerous trees down. you can see that area. the oranges representing significant rainfall rates over a half inch an hour there over an inch an hour there. if you're under that particular cell. so these are really ridiculously aggressive rainfall rates that are continuing to fall in the santa cruz mountains. a winter storm warning up around lake tahoe, the advisory, the flood advisory, the urban and small stream flood advisory for the north bay will be dropped at 11. you can kind of see why, but i wouldn't be surprised to see something load up down here in the santa cruz mountains, as that area sort of lingers and stalls out there again. the west slope of sierra nevada, those snow levels are going to be dropping prett

area, right by fairfax. there was a 58 mile an hour wind gust, and then let's see, we got here woodacre again, another wind gust 59 miles an hour in woodacre. so a lot of wind. the suffice to say. and the winds, certainly not just those are the areas that we know or have issues, but on some of these smaller roads out there, out towards, well, anywhere, just back door into lagunitas, from, from fairfax or any of those smaller roads, you could have trees down all sorts of places. so really be careful, especially the late night early morning hours. these scattered showers are moving off into the mountains now and you can see that clearly. i can put a little loop on it here for you, and you'll see this area come through. that was the main event this evening around dinnertime. look at that white. see that white offshore down there? those are thunderstorms trying to make. that's how powerful they were coming onshore. i haven't had any reports of thunderstorms onshore, but just offshore. we had a number of lightnin

the fairfax, san anselmo children's center has been in a back and forth with its local school districty their building. this month. the district says it plans to sell the property to someone else. ktvu zach saw spoke with families who rely on the nonprofit for it to get taken away. >> it would be devastating. >> tyler snow, among dozens of parents anxious at pick up friday outside the fairfax san anselmo children's center. >> child care is insanely expensive. >> the future of the center, which has been serving low income families in the community for 51 years now in limbo. it's home up for sale. >> i think we made a good offer to them. um, and we just need to bring them back to the table. >> negotiations between the nonprofit and a local school district which owns the property recently breaking down ross valley school district officials telling ktvu an august deadline to buy the property was missed, adding, quote, this was not the outcome we hoped for or work toward over the past 21 months. >> that deadline was movable. there was talk about if we're not complete, if everything's not co

sally fairfax a lot of historians think george washington was in love with sally fairfax his whole life. yeah, and obsessed with her. and of course she was the wife of his good friend. talk a little bit about this story. oh, yes. thank you for give me this punchline. so, yeah, okay. once again, by by all means, george washington got to be the tallest and most athletic, the strongest the you know, the most brutal or whatever. and so in the same way, he must be the most seductive among the american men. and there are so many legends. you know, when he shows up at ball's whim and start drooling and swooning because he's so irresistible, once again, we are projecting back onto to the 18th century canvas our priorities and our ideas about what a seductive man should be. in fact, before the mid-19th century, that kind of seduction wasn't really a big thing. it was quite the opposite. it was the sign of a moral decay. so seduction meant in the 18th century, it meant, you know, to be to be drawn astray, to be corrupted, to be deceived. so it was this sex and not something good. and for instance

sally fairfax a lot of historians think george washington was in love with sally fairfax his whole life. yeah, and obsessed with her. and of course she was the wife of his good friend. talk a little bit about this story. oh, yes. thank you for give me this punchline. so, yeah, okay. once again, by by all means, george washington got to be the tallest and most athletic, the strongest the you know, the most brutal or whatever. and so in the same way, he must be the most seductive among the american men. and there are so many legends. you know, when he shows up at ball's whim and start drooling and swooning because he's so irresistible, once again, we are projecting back onto to the 18th century canvas our priorities and our ideas about what a seductive man should be. in fact, before the mid-19th century, that kind of seduction wasn't really a big thing. it was quite the opposite. it was the sign of a moral decay. so seduction meant in the 18th century, it meant, you know, to be to be drawn astray, to be corrupted, to be deceived. so it was this sex and not something good. and for instance

desde hace casi 6 meses, decenas de padres hispanos en la ciudad de fairfax dicen que están pasando lasscolar. y como nos cuenta andrés brender, este es el único lugar en esa área que es para familias de bajos ingresos. >> creo que es muy fácil de crear a los niños y y llamarlos como si fueran tus hijos. >> para kimberly venir a trabajar al centro de niños de fairfax san anselmo es como si estuviese en su casa cuidando a sus hijos. oye y si esto llegara a cerrar? >> no queremos que pase eso. >> pero eso es precisamente lo que puede ocurrir luego de que el distrito escolar rose valley comenzara este pasado 18 de enero. un proceso para desalojarlos. su argumento, luego de intensas negociaciones, la venta del terreno no se concretó y debido a problemas estructurales y para evitar responsabilidades legales, comenzaron dicho proceso. alegaron en un comunicado que también pero directivos del centro aseguran lo contrario. de hecho, nos dieron el reporte del cuerpo de bomberos we have all the documentation. la concejal hellmann está en contra del cierre y asegura que las mejoras estructurales,

the pounding rain and strong winds brought down a huge tree in fairfax last night.ought down utility lines and knocked out power to dozens of homes and businesses. >> this came out of the house and i wanted to make sure that, you know, something didn't blow up or fire or something going on. so just took a quick walk down the street. the heavy rain is also causing slick highways, dangerous road conditions and spinouts all around the bay area. >> now a reminder you can stay on top of the weather in your area by downloading the ktvu weather app. you will find hourly forecasts and an interactive radar. it is a free download. >> all right pam, time is now 6.35. an arrest has been made in connection with the shooting in half moon bay at a housing development for farm workers, san mateo county sheriff's office says. orlando montelongo, chavarin, was arrested yesterday shortly after a warrant was issued for his arrest. he's accused of shooting a man several times saturday night at the moon ridge housing community on miramontes pointrillionoad. investigators say the victim i

the fairfax, san anselmo children's center was sent an eviction notice this week. for decades, the center has been a lifeline for hundreds of low income families across marin county. >> abc seven news reporter cornell bernard explains what's behind this eviction attempt, and the bubble may soon be bursting for families whose kids attend the fairfax san anselmo children's center most every day. >> basically a constant state of stress, teacher mariana giordano is stressed about the future of one of marin's few subsidized, low cost child care providers. >> what's going to happen to our jobs? where? what are we going to do? what's going to happen to all these families you are required to remove from the premises? >> center director heidi tomsky reads a 30 day eviction notice. she received this week from the ross valley school district, which owns the property. >> if you fail to vacate the premises, legal action will be taken against you. >> the district did not renew the center's lease last summer over safety and seismic concerns at the site. for the past 50 years, the

the fairfax san anselmo children's center was sent an email eviction notice this week for decades, the center has been a lifeline for hundreds of low income families across marin county. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard explains what's behind the eviction attempt at the bubble. >> may soon be bursting for families whose kids attend the fairfax san anselmo children's center most every day. basically a constant state of stress, teacher mariana giordano is stressed about the future of one of marin's few subsidized, low cost child care providers. >> what's going to happen to our jobs? where? what are we going to do? what's going to happen to all these families you are required to remove from the premises? >> center director heidi tomsky reads a 30 day eviction notice. she received this week from the ross valley school district, which owns the property. >> if you fail to vacate the premises, legal action will be taken against you. >> the district did not renew the center's lease last summer over safety and seismic concerns at the site. for the past 50 years, the center has been a lif

ice said fairfax county refused to honor the ice detainer launched against the non-citizen.hen they're ignored the public is put at risk. this time the result was a unnecessary injury of a federal law enforcement officer. president biden recently said he doesn't think the situation on the border is a crisis but admitted to jacque heinrich the border is not secure. here is biden and texas governor greg abbott responding. >> [inaudible] >> what biden or the democrats say we need more money. it is not to build more wall. >> president biden heads to northern virginia to speak tomorrow. he is not on the ballot in new hampshire. he finished fifth in the 2020 primary just behind elizabeth warren. >> dana: thank you for the update. >> bill: 14 past now. donald trump was here last night. he heads back to court today for week two in his defamation trial in new york city. the question is whether former president will take the stand in his own defense. will it happen? we're watching. >> dana: the d.a. in the georgia trump election case facing her own legal problems. will she have to tes

. >> fairfax county, 911. where is your emergency?yes, ma'am, my name is, and i work for - and i'm requesting an amban to be taken -- aidan court. >> okay, and that looks like it single family home, is that correct? >> that's correct. >> and it looks le that's a residence, is orrect? >> that's correct. and can i ask can the ambulance not showp th lights and sire? we're trying to remain a little subtle. >> yeah, understand. usually when they turn int a residential neighborhood they'll turn them off but they're required by law to run with them on the main streets. >> the details of that call obtaped from the fairfax county public safety department were first reported by "the daily beast." secretary austin was hospitalized on new year's day due to complications from surgery to treat prostate cancer. days passed before president biden and senior officials in the administration knew what had happened. >>> still ahead here, we'll turn to sports with a recap of all the nba action last night including a showdown between two mvps and a late ra

sexual abuse of a child in northern virginia outside of the nation's capital was released from a fairfaxut notice ignoring the warnings from immigration, he then assaulted a nice agent with a arrested him again at his new home in springfield virginia. ice responded with a statement fairfax county refused to honor the ice detainer lodged against the honduran noncitizen. when ice detainer's are ignored by local authorities, the public is put at risk. unfortunately the result was unnecessary injury for federal law enforcement officers. president biden recently said he doesn't think the situation of the border is a crisis but he admitted to jacqui heinrich that the border is not secure, here is biden and response from texas governor greg abbott. >> you think the border is secure. >> no it's not it has been the last ten years. >> give me the money. >> were invited with the democrats or whoever says we need more money to secure the border, you have to look and see what the money is for it is not to build more walls. >> i hear marine one behind me president biden is leaving rehobeth beach to re

matt in fairfax encountered gridlock trying to cancel a utility service.d three times to close an account, but $1,300 in bills kept rolling. he paid them and asked us for help fixing it. we contacted the utility company, it then agreed to return matt's $1,300. and ensure the account is closed. larry in san francisco dialed us with an upside-down cell phone exchange. he sent his phone company two phones, but only got credit for one. that meant he was missing out on $34 a month every month. larry asked us to help. we did. the wireless company then corrected its mistake and that's an $816 win over the next two years for larry. share your consumer complaint with us. scan the qr code on screen to fill out our consumer complaint form online. have a great holiday weekend. >> you, too, chris. >>> next, the top stories we're following, including a chaotic end to a chase in the north bay. a police officer forced to shoot. new details this morning on what led to the chase and crash, also the reaction from rattled neighbors. >>> getting out of town and up to the snow

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you're at 47 in fairfax. 45 now in calistoga and santa lena and 52 degrees in petaluma. if you're headed out the door tonight, a few more clouds coming our way, although it's going to stay dry. but grab a jacket is going to get cold. in fact, by 9 o'clock, we're talking about some low 40's and some of the interior valleys. but you can see out there right now we've got some high clouds moved through northern california in the bay area, starting to see some of those high clouds drift overhead. no rain to be found just yet gone to stay dry for the night. but put up the gulf of alaska. here's that next storm system here. we've got a ridge off the coastline. so that system is going ahead almost due south as we head to the day tomorrow. that is going to bring with it. another round of that cold air you see right here as we head through the night tonight into tomorrow. there you go. not a real strong system, maybe a 10th of an inch of rain, maybe a quarter of an inch. if you're lucky that's about it. the storm system, let's time it out for you overnight tonight going to see a f

this is in marine in the fairfax area not far from where sarah was giving her report pg e is recommending you check your batteries around your house. just in case the power does go out and always keep your devices charged. today, the city of half moon bay held a remembrance ceremony to honor the lives of the 7 farmworkers killed in a mass shooting last year. kron 4 s justin campbell was there and has more how the community plans to move forward. >> we also read and i assume. the members. crimes, a few 100 people packed the boys and girls club in half moon bay. >> honoring and remembering the lives of 7 farmworkers who were shot to death last year. now the community wants to remember and make a better place for farmworkers dressing >> the lack of decent housing for farmworkers not be threatening to other people in the community. they are a part of this i think most of the community didn't know who they were. almost hidden from everyone else. the families of the victims were there in her congresswoman anna eshoo, along with other politicians, pledging more support in dollars for housing. an

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a cool 49 on calistoga already. 52 now in the bottle and also to fairfax. all right. we're mostly dry across the state. you can see a couple of scattered showers trying to just clip parts of northern california toward oregon that so far so good. but off the coastline, much more on the sign out there. we've got a stronger storm system now developing and that tap of moisture. you see the clouds all the way back to hawaii and that's where they get the moisture. so lot of moisture in these clouds are going to be coming through. so it could be a series of storms. here's the long-range forecast. this is going show you pretty good projection of what we expect. that storm system gets a little bit closer tomorr%w, but staying dry as we head throughout the day, then we get into friday. we get slammed in the afternoon on friday. that commute in the afternoon on friday. looks like it is going to be a rough one out there. you can see some heavy rainfall. you're going to see some very gusty winds to go along with that, especially along the coastline. then it just kind of keeps goin

to fall off, especially in the north of here. 43 degrees already getting cold in calistoga. 48 in fairfax and 53 right now in sonoma, mostly clouds have begun to move southward and that's wringing with it. the rainfall in the southern california in a few leftover scattered showers. snow showers over the mountain tops the bay-area drying out, though, now with some partly cloudy skies outside right now. but not much in the way of rain to speak of at this hour. and that's the way it's going to stay winds. they've been kind of kicking up around the bay area. given that chilly feel outside 2 and boy continues out there, kind of a northerly wind kicking in and you get some of that wind out there with the cool weather. and yeah, it feels pretty chilly if you step outside. looks like for tomorrow. we've got another cold front approaching, but most energy headed up the pacific northwest. it will be cool around the bay area with some partly cloudy skies, but should be a dry day tomorrow. there is a cold front that approaches the coastline. you see it right here as we get into late thursday night ea

fairfax and 46. 48 sailing to 46 now in calistoga. some some cool air already settling in tonight. so far, so good. we're dry out there. but to our north, we've got the storm system and you can see where it originated come out the gulf of alaska, and then it could drop almost due south overnight tonight. tomorrow that we get things going as we head through the day tomorrow. so one storm system moves out. another cold storm system moves in. we'll see some showers here and a whole lot of snow in the sierra nevada. yeah, this is some good news for the high country. they've been looking for to some snow. they got some last they're going to get to maybe 2, maybe 3 feet of snow coming up in the next storm on chip in a few that is legit, too legit to quit. that's i was right. well, so, yeah, because it's so cold. yeah, going to stick right. is going to be a really fluffy powdery snow that going to get up. they're going cover the mountaintop. so how much all the way down to 2500 feet. so beloved, slide off burns. all all right. thanks, lauren. >> city of antioch is considering taking measu

. >> now at 5.30, a large tree coming down in a residential neighborhood in fairfax. you can see the tree landed on a car, its blocking mirana avenue. no injuries have been reported. the weather continues to wreak havoc all across the bay area. century-old oak tree also crashing down onto 2 parked cars in san mateo overnight. yeah, it's wet out there. kron four's sogomonian takes us there. >> with some advice as well from the arborist, cleaning up everything. >> it's a pretty wild sight to see. people have been stopping by taking a look at these vehicles with tree branches coming out from the sunroof and just these windows totally smashed. one of the owners here is collecting what he can from the inside of his car saying it might be a total loss because he only had liability insurance. we're trying to figure out that this was, of course, a big trees. so the big question remains, what went wrong? >> i did park here sometimes. yeah. so it was kind of like a tight deadline parking on word. these are especially when it had a lot of winds that may and end from last year's

it's 47 in fairfax, dropping all the way down now to 41 in gun. 49 in santa rosa. so we've got a cold night ahead around the bay area. the good news is we're catching a little bit of a break between that storm clouds, things moving into southern california, got some rain there. but for the bay area drying things out right now, just some partly cloudy skies and it should remain dry overnight tonight around the bay area, too. winds have been kicking up and of course, you get the cool temperatures and you get some of that when the boy you can feel chilly outside. we'll see that winds subside a little bit overnight tonight. now we're going to catch a break in the storm clouds for tomorrow. but this storm system eventually we'll see that punch through. and thatos going to lead to a bigger storm over the weekend. we'll have more on that coming up in just a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. the eastbound section of l camino real in los altos is still closed. >> following a fire that destroyed a commercial building on christmas morning. those road closures are taking a rea

we've got some 50's even 40's in the fairfax right now. 45 in calistoga u.s. already getting cold in spots already get some decent clearing overnight tonight, ali, you could see the cold temperatures, but maybe some of that ground fog starts developing spots that to leave fog that very dense up there right now. scan your skies. most of the storm clouds have move south now into the monterey bay and further southward. the parts of southern california, the bay area kind of drying things out. now for the most part, still some lingering clouds and a couple lingering scattered showers, mainly just or graphic. that being a connected over the mountain top some parts of santa cruz mountains otherwise remain in some dry conditions. but there are more storms off the coastline. looks likely to see go quick brush by one coming late tomorrow night into friday. but then that looked like it's going to pass by without much consequence. but i think that one on saturday because you've got plans on your saturday, you're going want to watch out for that. we're going to track that

it's 51 degrees in fremont. 55 degrees in san francisco. 51 fairfax, 52 in petaluma starting a cold there in calistoga. 47 degrees. but as the clouds begin to move out, that some things are going to get cold. and of course, these winds going start to decrease to. but it still blustery out there in spots. look at the winds. lot of areas, 20, almost 30 mile an hour gust specially near the coastline. so they've been kicking up throughout the day today and those storms continuing to roll on through more showers out there right now. and you can along the peninsula, you've got some more rain falling there. still traveling around the bay area today, kind of rough really the peninsula southward into the east bay, continue to see more of those scattered showers. some heavier rounds urena following just to the east. there your liver more so more that activity as we head through the midnight hour tonight. then high pressure starts to take over and build in for tomorrow. that is going to dry us out a bit. still going to be on the chilly side around the bay area. at least you see a lot more sunshine.

. >> el incidente ocurrió alrededor de la 13:00 de la tarde en la intersección de melrose y fairfax en ocasionado varios estragos en donde se han reportado árboles caídos, ocasionando daños desde ayer por la noche, como es en north hollywood, en donde un tronco de árbol aplastó a un auto. afortunadamente nadie estaba dentro del vehículo. >> the alarm but i didn't think it was my car. >> escuché un fuerte ruido. nunca pensé que era mi carro. este auto tiene un gran valor sentimental para mí. así que sí, lloré un poco. pero así es la vida ahora tendré que comprar otro carro. los estragos ocasionados por los fuertes vientos van desde ramas y árboles caídos, letreros y señalamientos desprendidos y un descenso en las temperaturas en algunas áreas del condado de los Ángeles, riverside, san bernardino, se reportaron interrupciones de energía eléctrica. varias cuadrillas de trabajadores se encuentran en las zonas afectadas tratando de restablecer el servicio. luis zaragoza. telemundo. >> luis gracias. ve ahora en pantalla. estas son imágenes de la sierra en california, lo que permite, como ya

distrito escolar rose valley comenzó hace 2 semanas un proceso para desalojar al centro educativo de fairfaxcturales. por cierto, este es el único centro educativo subsidiado en esa área y tiene una lista de espera de casi mil niños actualmente sirve a 100 familias de escasos recursos 2 pagar 300 $ mensuales más los útiles de la casa más la renta se acumula mucho y entonces este es demasiado para nosotros. los miembros de la junta directiva aseguran que han pasado las inspecciones y han hecho una oferta para comprar el terreno, la cual fue rechazada. el superintendente del distrito escolar no respondió a nuestra solicitud para una entrevista y una escuela secundaria al norte del área de la bahía está siendo cuestionada por muchos padres de familia y algunas autoridades sobre la forma de actuar por parte del personal. cuando se registró una pelea dentro del plantel, justo cuando una alumna habría agredido a otra dentro de la cafetería, claudia de la fuente tiene más detalles. >> este video ha dado la vuelta al internet y está provocando serios cuestionamientos de padres hacia el distrito esco

now down to 49 in fairfax. 47 now in calistoga. 54 in napa and 54 degrees and fairfield. that will be the case it's going to cool night around the bay area. some clouds rolling on through right now to the north. but mostly dry conditions across the state. that's the way it is going to stay for now. and i think the better part of the day tomorrow. now overnight tonight, there is a slight chance that we might see a sprinkle out there at across the coastline overnight tonight. but most that coming between about 2 or 3 o'clock in the morning. so if you sleep in, you may just miss that. one is a front comes through just kind of fall apart behind that. the setting up for really kind of a nice day tomorrow with lots of sunshine. maybe a couple passing high clouds, but some cool temperatures. long way forecast, though. that's where it gets interesting overnight tonight. here comes that weak system coming through. not much energy with it as we get towards the weekend, though, there's your storm system coming in to the middle of the day. it looks like on saturday and a lot of snow

fairfax 33. a couple of 20s up in mendocino county and lake county, now their 30s. middletown was 25 at 127 at one time, now 30. upper lake 32. any breeze in that temp comes up. richmond those 34. american canyon 35. rohnert park was 33. now 35. so no sunday was colder, but we still have a frost advisory goes until 10:00 and for good reason. it's cold enough out there. a lot of high clouds will continue to spill over the ridge. they'll start to thicken up on tuesday. it's darn cold up there in the mountains. truckee and south lake tahoe are both two below. reno at seven, mammoth at ten, tonopah 13. a little bit of a breeze. novato north at five, fairfield west southwest six. concord south at five. oakland southeast at six. that does it. that keeps that temp up there in the upper 30s or even low 40s. vacaville, brentwood. livermore, though, is down to 31 of the cold spots there, 30s and 40s for many. menlo park is finally dipped to 32 degrees, so mostly sunny skies today, except north. i think you'll get a few more high clouds. we'll start to bring some cloud cover i

it's a cold start. 42 rohnert park, 42 fairfax. afternoon highs for today.y much on track for this time of year. upper 50s to low 60s. i'll have a look at what we can expect moving forward, including wet weather in the bay area by tomorrow. that in the extended forecast after the break. >> all right rosemary, thank you. time 741. your electricity bill probably going up as this new year begins. we'll tell you how much the average electric bill is set to jump under the latest rate increase by pg and e, and a victory for a bay area agency that polices richardson bay in marin county. >> coming up next at nine, the impact a new ruling will have on people who are iving illegally in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business

it's not very heavy right around fairfax woodacre street level radar into the east bay, kensington, albany, berkeley, cedar street. yes, it is a little bit wet out there. it has been a rainy night and in the santa cruz mountains we are seeing light to moderate rain falling. at this hour. it is a level one. the front has pushed in area of low pressure is still off the coast, so we have another phase of this storm to go and as we go, hour by hour here you will notice tomorrow morning there are some scattered showers around around 930 in the morning. not everyone is seeing rain during the morning hours, but the afternoon things do change as widespread rain develops and it picks up in intensity. the winds right now 33 mile an hour. gusts on mount diablo 32. a hawkeye. it's a level one overnight tonight, so it's a light system. some rain with brief downpours, gusty in the hills. slight chance of thunder as we take a look at our rain chances pretty much through wednesday, the rain chances are elevated and some of the concerns with this stormy pattern is tonight through wednesday. multiple storms

we also have christian lori, the risk management sector is 20, emergency management work meter at fairfax county, department of emergency management security. welcome. we also have a director of engineering and i think you're here virtually. we have harold price, thank you for coming and finally, kevin, chief of security division and information technology laboratory national institute for standards and technology. so thank you for joining us. i will say i am going to go through the question at a brisk pace so if anybody has anything to say, please jump in. we have a lot of questions so that is what we will be doing and as the previous panel, specific people direct questions and i will announce that. the first question directed at christian from cisa and in excess of question, what are we talking about here. the question is when we use the term cyber risk management, what does it mean to you? you are from the risk management center so what is it mean to you in your day-to-day life? >> i just want to make sure the mic is working. this is our bread and butter. hopefully it covers it in a li

annie is in fairfax, california. good morning. caller: not virginia. excuse me. good morning.ld like to say something that i have experienced here in my own food insecurities in the past. the food that they give you is s-h-i-t. i wonder what kind of food you they are bringing into these places. there is food that is delicious, probably gazan food or palestinian food. are they bringing in dried milk and crappy rice? and, potatoes? well, those are good. carrots, those are good. i just do not believe in the food aid. i believe there is a lot of corruption a lot of times. that people take for food, they take the money that is supposed to go to the food. i wonder if the doctor has comments on that. i wanted to ask a quick question about -- i am sorry, i forgot my quick question. host: that is ok. go ahead. guest: in terms of food aid, generally, globally, the world food program is the biggest provider of food aid. that is often a mixture of some sort of pulses, wheat or rice. in this case, it is flour in gaz a. also, depending on at this point, it is hard. you are not going to be b

sunnyvale desalojaron un campamento de personas sin hogar cerca de la central expressway y la avenida fairfaxutomovilistas están circulando, según dijeron, sin complicar van ness y el departamento de salud pública de california está expandiendo también su investigación sobre un brote de norovirus. >> esto podría estar conectado a mariscos provenientes de méxico. josué brand nos explica más. >> según el departamento de salud pública, ya son más de 150 casos sospechosos de enfermedades gastrointestinales relacionadas con el consumo de ostras crudas en la región, relacionándolas con el norovirus. la preocupación de este virus para expertos en la salud es que el norovirus suele ser una enfermedad leve, pero que puede causar deshidratación. >> la preocupación del norovirus es que al momento que nosotros tenemos este problema tanto de diarrea y vómito, nos podemos llegar a deshidratar y sobre todo es mucho más peligroso en lo que son niños pequeños, personas que tienen problemas crónicos y adultos. >> en estos momentos el departamento de salud pública advierte a los consumidor que no consuman ostra

from fairfax to mill valley, miller avenue, muir beach, you are getting some pockets of heavier rain. there is a flood advisory for sonoma county until 11:15 p.m. some of the smaller creeks have already seen flooding, and that flooding has translated onto the roadways as well. so that's not out of the question. as we look at the east bay livermore five 8-80 steady rain around concannon boulevard, widening the picture here and that area of low pressure associated with the cold front that is now inland is still coming. and that cold front is what we're keeping an eye on because there is still instability with this upper level low that is moving in our direction. certainly snowing in the sierra. and as we go hour by hour, still some scattered pockets of heavy rain for the morning commute between 5 and 630 could even see some thunderstorms as we head into 9 a.m. a few more showers, winds right now gusting sustained. i should say 35. diablo oakland hills, 26 miles an hour. it's a level one through tomorrow morning with those scattered downpours, gusty winds, slight chance of thunder, rough

from fairfax to mill valley, miller avenue, muir beach, you are getting some pockets of heavier rain.d advisory for sonoma county until 11:15 p.m. some of the smaller creeks have already seen flooding, and that flooding has translated onto the roadways as well. so that's not out of the question. as we look at the east bay livermore five 8-80 steady rain around concannon boulevard, widening the picture here and that area of low pressure associated with the cold front that is now inland is still coming. and that cold front is what we're keeping an eye on because there is still instability with this upper level low that is moving in our direction. certainly snowing in the sierra. and as we go hour by hour, still some scattered pockets of heavy rain for the morning commute between 5 and 630 could even see some thunderstorms as we head into 9 a.m. a few more showers, winds right now gusting sustained. i should say 35. diablo oakland hills, 26 miles an hour. it's a level one through tomorrow morning with those scattered downpours, gusty winds, slight chance of thunder, rough and dangerous s

. >> fairfax county, 911, where is your emergency? >>> the hospitalization of lloyd austin was a secret from the start. an aide called 911. >> i work for -- >> reporter: in a recording of the call, the name is redacted, but the address matches the address of the secretary's home. >> can i ask that the ambulance not show up with sirens? we are trying to remain subtle. >> reporter: the dispatcher acknowledges the request but says that the ambulance cannot fully comply. >> usually they will turn them off in the neighborhood, but they are required to run them on a main street. >> reporter: they would not reveal why they wanted the ambulance to be subtle. >> we know about the need for transparency. >> reporter: he was taken to walter reed medical center. complications happened after a surgery for prostate cancer, something that was not immediately disclosed to president biden or other security officials. >> did he pass out, or does he feel like he will pass out? >> no. >> like you said, he is awake, alert, he is not disoriented? >> reporte

. >> fairfax county 911, where is your emergency?k for -- and i am requests an ambulance to be taken. can i ask can the ambulance not show up with lights and sirens we're trying to remain subtle. >> carley: defense secretary spent two weeks in the hospital and treated for complication for surgery from prostate cancer. he was released monday and will be working from home. let's bring in doug collins. good morning. a lot to get to this morning. start with lloyd austin. worn37 attacks in iraq and syria, 24 while lloyd austin was in the hospital. with that, what do you think? >> doug: it is concerning. you have a secretary of defense, why redact his name? they were redacting secretary of defense? this continues cover-up and makes american people not sure lloyd austin is actually in control at the pentagon. we had the two navy seals, lost at sea means we are not getting them back. we have service members in harms way and secretary of defense, i want him to get better. step back and let somebody do the job. >> carley: about the two navy se

it's not very heavy right around fairfax woodacre street level radar into the east bay, kensington, albanystreet. yes, it is a little bit wet out there. it has been a rainy night and in the santa cruz mountains we are seeing light to moderate rain falling. at this hour. it is a level one. the front has pushed in area of low pressure is still off the coast, so we have another phase of this storm to go and as we go, hour by hour here you will notice tomorrow morning there are some scattered showers around around 930 in the morning. not everyone is seeing rain during the morning hours, but the afternoon things do change as widespread rain develops and it picks up in intensity. the winds right now 33 mile an hour. gusts on mount diablo 32. a hawkeye. it's a level one overnight tonight, so it's a light system. some rain with brief downpours, gusty in the hills. slight chance of thunder as we take a look at our rain chances pretty much through wednesday, the rain chances are elevated and some of the concerns with this stormy pattern is tonight through wednesday. multiple storms coming through wi

ice saying fairfax county refused to -- when ice detainers are ignored the public is put at risk.ult was injury of federal law enforcement officer. different ice, dangerous ice storm heading for central plains in u.s. today and expected to bring dangerous conditions for commuters and increase travel outages and delays auz of all the ice. half inch could build in the area. senior meteorologist janice dean has the fox weather forecast. >> janice: one of the most dangerous weather you can have. ice on the power lines will bring traffic to a halts in some places. look at current temperatures, around freezing for central and southern u.s. mainly rain event for south central, texas. look at ices for oklahoma, arkansas, missouri and illinois. dangerous situation. we have winter weather alerts and ice storm warnings for eastern oklahoma through arkansas and up toward missouri. measurable ice on the roads and power lines and could cripple traffic. that is something we'll watch. then rounds and rounds and rounds of heavy rain for parts of the south and gulf coast through friday, we could ge

extended forecast, well, marin county had some of the biggest power problems overnight last night in fairfaxteady rain and strong wind toppled a huge tree. no one was hurt, however. it knocked out power utility lines and knocked out power to dozens of homes and businesses in the area. on the peninsula, some residents got an unexpected wake up call when a 100 foot tree came down near several condominium complexes, ktvu ali rasmus spoke to a driver whose car was crushed. a tree trimming crews sawed away the branches of a 100 foot tall oak tree. >> heavy rain andind overnight sent it crashing onto fourth avenue near el camino real in san mateo, there's really nothing you can do. >> like this tree i know was assessed about a year ago. i was talking to the property manager here and it was in good shape. >> so the thing is, is when you get high rains and heavy winds, no matter what, a tree is going to fall. >> neighbors heard the crash. >> they woke me up sometime around three in the morning. i heard metal, metal being sounded like metal falling. >> the sound of a giant trunk on the metal frames o

. >> fairfax county 911. where is your emergency? >> yes, ma'am.name is -- and i work for -- and i'm requesting an ambulance to be -- can i ask that the ambulance not show up with lights and sirens? we're trying to remain a little subtle. >> we're waiting news hopefully perhaps today, bill, on those missing two u.s. navy seals reportedly lost at sea last thursday during the operation that seized iranian-made weapons bound for houthis in yemen. centcom says the search and rescue mission continues. >> bill: let's find them. time is running out. thank you, griff jenkins at the pentagon. >> dana: robert green way is the director of the center for national defense at the heritage foundation and so many other things you've done in your career leads you to be a great guest today. can you explain to people perhaps if we're looking at it this way the good intentions of the biden administrations thought they had by taking the houthis off the terrorism designation in the first place? >> thanks for having me. i think we can all respect the fact that the admini

. >> following this morning's rain, a large tree came down in a residential neighborhood in fairfax. can see it landed on a car and was blocking mira avenue. no injuries have been reported from this. windows were shattered and a roof smashed after 100 year old tree came crashing down on 2 parked cars in downtown san mateo, one branch. you see there poking out of a sunroof on one of the cars. >> it happened early this morning in front of apartment complex where many residents park their cars. >> i did park here sometimes. yeah. so it was kind like a tide like parking on word. these are especially when it had a lot of winds that and end from last year's yeah, >> crews have been busy chipping the white trunk and branches of the century old oak tree. one arborist who is at the scene says the tree looked healthy to him when it was inspected last year. he says at the end of the day, just never really know when something like this could happen. he has set the trouble is too much rain came down too fast. and of course, the rain is not done yet. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow at t

it's a little hit or miss and been pretty beneficial as we've gone over an inch of rain already in fairfaxulder creek also coming in at about, a point 082 inches and satellite storm ranger scanning skies. picking up on rain through the north ba coastal mountains of the peninsula and down through the south bay. more rain to come on the way. talking about a chance of seeing an atmospheric river, later tomorrow into monday. we are also talking about the possibility of seeing some gusty winds, flooding issues, and a possibility of landslides as well. a lot to cover in my full forecast in 15 minutes. i'll wait for you there. >> see you in 15. >>> and bracing for storms preparing for the worst like this time last year. destroying homes, businesses and cars. "today in the bay's" reporter talking about where the city is, would go to minimize potential damage. >> reporter: a steady rainfall throughout friday night near 17th and folsom. on this corner flood barriers put up by the utility commission. line the buildings, because-ish did. >> terrible last year. >> reporter: it was that bad last year in

. >> tyler snow, among dozens of parents anxious at pick up friday outside the fairfax san anselmo children'sr. >> child care is insanely expensive. >> the future of the center, which has been serving low income families in the community for 51 years now in limbo, it's home up for sale. >> i think we made a good offer to them and we just need to bring them back to the table. >> negotiations between the nonprofit and a local school district, which owns the property recently breaking down ross valley school district officials telling ktvu an august deadline to buy the property was missed, adding, quote, this was not the outcome we hoped for or work toward over the past 21 months. >> that deadline was movable. there was talk about if we're not complete, if everything's not complete by this time, we can extend it out. >> still, the center submitting an after deadline offer. for $1.5 million with further non cash promises. the district calling that well below its proposed price of 3 million. the school board also pointing to a number of structural safety concerns tied to the building conditions th