i'm jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. jocelyn. thank you. manageable at this hour, but we will see as the night progresses. the russian river expected to crest tomorrow morning. so tonight, mandatory evacuations along the river for people in the lower lying areas. nbc's gia vang is in guerneville this evening. and gia, who's in and who's out? well, raj, i'm told that this is a good marker for people in guerneville. this is johnson's beach, and locals like to come here. they like to measure how far up the water is pushing on t street, despite those mandatory evacuation orders. they say this is really how they can tell if they really do need to get out. others in nearby neighborhoods, though they aren't taking any chances. they hurried out from riverbend resort in forestville tonight as the water began rising along the nearby russian river, and just a couple of hours after the emergency alert from the sonoma county sheriff's office, it said all properties along the lower russian river from healdsburg to jenner, below 36ft flood level must leav

jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. he will be missed. all right.there's a push today to make more california firefighters, full time firefighters. this comes in the wake of the devastating southern california wildfires. new bill proposed by senate president pro tem mike mcguire, who represents the north bay. it would make more than 3000 seasonal cal firefighters full time. those firefighters currently work nine months out of the year, and then they're laid off in the winter months. right now, cal fire has about 6000 permanent employees. in addition to those 3000 seasonal workers, making all cal firefighters full time would cost an estimated $175 million a year. super bowl celebrations are underway in new orleans, and while we are still two days away from the big game, the bay area is already getting ready for next year's super bowl at levi's stadium. let's take a live look tonight at the superdome in new orleans. tomorrow, a mardi gras style celebration will take place with floats and marching bands heading down bourbon street. now, the 49ers aren'

nbc bay area's jocelyn moran spoke to the experts.ateo county says this was a stray cat that was taken in by a family in half moon bay. experts say with bird flu, there are precautions you should be taking. tonight, san mateo county confirming bird flu was detected in a domestic stray cat in half moon bay. when the cat showed symptoms, the family took it to peninsula humane society. it was clear that the animal wasn't getting better, and humane. reason they euthanize the cat. the cat's body was sent to uc davis for testing. the county was notified monday. bird flu was detected in the animal. it comes after the california department of food and agriculture confirmed the presence of bird flu in a backyard poultry flock, also in san mateo county, when they, you know, sneeze and cough in close proximity to domestic animals, specifically in this case, backyard chickens. they can they can spread the virus. san mateo county says the cat's infection is not related to the backyard flock, but it's unknown how the cat contracted the virus. cats

nbc bay area's jocelyn moran joins us here. ocelyn, we're talking about so many different aspects of this, including a spike in the price of milk. yeah, jess. and experts say it is too soon to tell. as of right now. but so far, the number of cows impacted is not nearly as many as chickens. but it is still something to monitor. meantime, in the bay area, people are dealing with empty shelves or very expensive prices for their eggs. tonight, the price of eggs continues to soar and it's skyrocketed a lot. like it's crazy. the average price for a dozen now more than $5. that's a 50% spike in just the last year. bird flu infections have led to more than 13 million hens being slaughtered since december. the move to slow infections has disrupted the egg supply, leading to higher prices and empty shelves at grocery stores. this trader joe's in san jose. no eggs in sight, only a sign asking shoppers to limit the number of eggs they buy. if you can find eggs, expect to pay top dollar. this store has a sign telling customers they're paying

nbc bears jocelyn moran is in the newsroom tonight. d, jocelyn, you did speak to some protesters and some business owners about why they took this action. yeah, exactly. justin. protest happened throughout the bay area today. you saw people holding signs dancing, but when you really ask them why they were there, they said it's for their parents and loved ones they fear could be deported. under president trump's policies. tonight, hundreds protesting in the streets of east san jose. holding flags from mexico, guatemala, el salvador and other countries highlighting their roots. me being here makes me really emotional because my parents don't have papers. melanie tells us her parents recently told her to take care of her sisters if they get deported. we just come here for the american dream that everybody comes here for the american dream. rallies happening throughout the bay area today from san jose to oakland and in redwood city, to the protest happening on what many are calling a day without immigrants, a day meant to show the everyday

jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news.unionized costco workers are set to strike at midnight unless an 11th hour agreement is reached. teamsters union represents more than 1800 costco employees nationwide, hundreds of them here in california. on january 20th, workers voted to strike if a new three year contract wasn't reached by midnight friday. that's when their current contract expires. disagreements between the two sides are over wages and benefits. there have been no updates on the negotiations, so it is unclear if the strikes would mean closure of those stores. we've got good news for some walgreens customers in the city. after saying it would close a dozen stores across san francisco. the pharmacy chain has decided to keep the polk street store open. walgreens has plans to shutter around 1200 stores nationwide. the company says it struggled to cover costs associated with rent, staffing and supply needs, but has been looking carefully at the financial performance of each store. and that is why the location on polk and

jocelyn morán nos tiene los detalles. adelante, jocelyn. ya no llueve aquí.í está cubierto en agua. en este video también se puede ver como equipos del condado napa cierran las compuertas para evitar que el agua llegue a los negocios sn el centro de napa. aunque no es la primera vez, no es frecuente que la gente vea esto. una residente nos dijo que no había visto los niveles así de altos desde el 2006, pero eso. por eso hay residentes que vinieron para ver estos niveles sorprendentes y para monitorear la situación. inincluso pimos observar zonas donde regularmente la gente puede caminar. hoy están cubiertos de agua. hay una alerta de inundación aquí en el área alrededor del río napa. por eso es importante tomar precaución en napa. jocelyn morán noticiero telemundo 48. precisamente en petaluma, las fuertes lluvias provocaron múltiples cierres de calles en diferentes partes de la ciudad. mire usted, eso es el lake highway y petaluma boulevard, que estuvieron cerrados por varias horas. sin embargo, los equipos todavía están trabajando para despejar las vías de s

y es que jocelyn moran nos explica si esto también pudiera afectar, como lo decíamos. cio de huevos continúa aumentando. skyrocketing a lot like it's crazy. el precio promedio para una docena está hasta 5 $. un aumento de 50% en el último año. la gripe había causado la matanza de más de 13 millones de pollos desde diciembre. esto es para tratar de disminuir las infecciones, pero por ende ha afectado mucho el suministro de huevos. por eso se está viendo una alza en precios y estantes vacíos en las tiendas en este trader joes, en san josé. no había huevos, pero sí un letrero pidiendo a sus clientes que limitaran la cantidad que compraran. si puede encontrar huevos, es a un precio más alto. esta tienda tiene un letrero notificando a las personas que están pagando más debido a la gripe aviar. certainly the likelihood is it's going to continue for a while. el profesor de manejo estratégico en la universidad estatal de san josé, robert wood, dice que esta escasez de huevos muy probablemente va a continuar por un tiempo. it takes somome time to rebuild porque aunque se control

jocelyn moran nos tiene los detalles. adelante. jocelyn.oológico dice estamos destrozados por la pérdida de oscar. era verdaderamente un embajador maravilloso para esta especie en peligro crítico de extinción y era un favorito para los empleados, visitantes y voluntarios. a oscar le realizaron un procedimiento médico el jueves por la tarde. el veterinario dijo que el procedimiento salió bien y estaba siendo monitoreado por un veterinario mientras se recuperaba de la anestesia, pero oscar de repente no respondió y paró de respirar. el equipo veterinario no pudo resucitarlo. el zoológico dice que no hubo señales de enfermedad seria, pero una necropsia en uc davis le podría dar más respuestas. janessa es una profesora de medicina zoológica clínica en uc davis. dice que los gorilas pueden vivir de 30 a 40 años, pero en un zoológico mientras reciben cuidado médico hasta 50 años. dice que considera un gorila de 43 años, un animal anciano con mayor riesgo de una complicación potencial bajo anestesia. mucho de eso depende de la salud del animal. el

de hecho, un migrante venezolano habló con jocelyn moran, ya que como sabrá, el presidente donald trumpvida para mis hijas. pero todo podría cambiar pronto. tps es un beneficio migratorio que permite a personas de ciertos países permanecer en estados unidos de manera temporal. el presidente biden, antes de irse de la casa blanca, decidió extender el programa para venezolanos elegibles hasta octubre del 2026, pero el presidente trump esta semana decidió cancelar esa extensión. si la decisión de los estados unidos es que no continuemos aquí, nosotros vamos a respetar la decisión y nos vamos a ir porque siempre ha sido así, pues hemos cumplido con las normas. counseling or suspending these protections. la abogada de inmigración patricia castorena, dice que cancer estas protecciones dejaría a personas sin trabajo y los pondría en peligro de ser deportados. pero añade que a él la posibilidad que tengan opciones. for example, if someone has been the victim of a crime. si han sido víctimas de un crimen, podrían quizás calificar para una visa, o si tienen familia, que son ciudadanos o residente

como nos cuenta jocelyn moran, hay precauciones que usted en casa puede tomar no solo para proteger aevar a cabo la eutanasia. el cuerpo fue mandado a la universidad de california davis para exámenes. el condado fue notificado el lunes que la gripe aviar había sido detectada en el animal. este caso viene después de que el departamento de alimentos y agricultura de california confirmó que había detectado la gripe aviar en un grupo de pollos de una yarda, también en el condado san mateo. expertos dicen que la especie primaria que carga la gripe aviar son las aves acuáticas, principalmente patos y gansos. when they. este profesor del departamento de medicina veterinaria en uc davis dice que cuando hacen el baño, estornudan o tosen cerca de animales como pollos. pueden transmitir el virus. el condado san mateo dice que la infección en el gato no está relacionada al grupo de pollos donde se encontró la presencia del virus. pero aún no se sabe cómo se contagió el gato. el profesor dice que hay 2 escenarios de cómo piensan que los gatos se están contagiando del virus 1. están comiendo pavo c

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aliens to come into our country unventted, then the relevancy is in terms of laken riley, jocelyn nungaray, rachel moran, ruby garcia, lisbeth medina -- i could go on and on and on with american citizens killed at the hands of illegal aliens. it's pretty relevant to say we need to look into these ngos and what they are doing with these unventted illegal aliens coming into our country, would you agree? does that bring relevancy to the topics are? dr. resh: not to workforce cuts across the american public service. rep. boebert: we are also talking about the funding that is going out. we are cutting spending at an executive level and i hope we codify that here within these chambers to ensure that it goes out again. in your testimony, you mentioned doge proposals reflect an agenda to dismantle professional government and according to you is fundamentally at odds with the principles of democratic governance. president trump won by a decisive mandate promising to maximize governmental efficiency and productivity. how are these actions fulfilling the president's campaign promises fundamentally at odds with the

aliens to come into our country unventted, then the relevancy is in terms of laken riley, jocelyn nungaray, rachel moran, ruby garcia, lisbeth medina -- i could go on and on and on with american citizens killed at the hands of illegal aliens. it's pretty relevant to say we need to look into these ngos and what they are doing with these unventted illegal aliens coming into our country, would you agree? does that bring relevancy to the topics are? dr. resh: not to workforce cuts across the american public service. rep. boebert: we are also talking about the funding that is going out. we are cutting spending at an executive level and i hope we codify that here within these chambers to ensure that it goes out again. in your testimony, you mentioned doge proposals reflect an agenda to dismantle professional government and according to you is fundamentally at odds with the principles of democratic governance. president trump won by a decisive mandate promising to maximize governmental efficiency and productivity. how are these actions fulfilling the president's campaign promises fundamentally at odds with the