vonnie: and what do you think, kathy? kathy: we are calling it the year of the term premium. it's a shift in the expectations about the fed policy being what ithould be. there is also an element of uncertainty built into that that has to compensate for the policy uncertainty on the horizon. putting it together and it's a powerful combination over time. we are looking forward to continuing to move up this year. vonnie: we thought that last year was going to be exciting. 2025, the year of the term. what's more exciting than that? thank you to kathy jones and mark cabana. flooding the global debt markets in an unprecedented pace, credit hud strict -- credit hungry investors are being taken advantage of. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ vonnie: i am vonnie quinn in this is "louvered real yield." that sales are strong across the world. the japanese 30 year sale is drawing the highest demand ratio since 2020 and in europe there were 120 billion euros in sales this week. tuesday the region solve the most borrowers ever in a single day with italy in particular seeing to most orders

kathy hilton sat down next to her and said, hi, rosie, i'm kathy, did you know i was the last person jimmy: what? >> i go, you walked away? okay. so then this guy comes up to the two of us. and this is obviously one of kathy and rick's friends. they're die-hard republicans. they go to mar-a-lago. >> jimmy: oh. >> i wish they wouldn't, but they do, whatever. >> jimmy: they do, huh? >> the guy comes up to rosie o'donnell. "am i relieved to finally see a real conservative here." to rosie o'donnell. >> jimmy: to rosie? >> so rosie, very polite, she's been famous a long time. she's like, "actually, i'm not a conservative. in fact, i'm about as far to the left as you can probably get, sir." he won't let up. "no, no, you're hilarious, i saw your hilarious comedy special on my fox news app." take a minute. >> jimmy: okay. [ laughter ] >> just take a minute. so then o'donnell goes, "oh. you think i'm roseanne barr." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, no. yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah, yeah, that's -- >> okay. now, again, i'm d-list, i'm not the most famous person in the world. but let me tell you something.

meteorologist kathy trafton is with us now. kathy so 80 to 100 mile an hour winds. it's just unbelievable. i just feel so sorry these people because these winds are hitting an atmosphere. that is next to had so little rain was we've had a lot of rain over gosh, over 10 inches since the rainfall. you're started. >> they've had 16 hundredths of an inch. >> here is the area where we have the warnings out. apds warning. it's a particularly dangerous situation warning as red flag warning. and of course, this in los angeles county, ventura county. it's also a red flag warning for santa barbara county. so it's a real concern as high pressure is over the great basin. the low pressure over southern california. the pressure gradient tightens up and that is a real problem. also, there's a lot of upper winds support. so this is not good. the weather is not helping out with this fire situation for us. we have a wind advisory. it's across the bay area and that is in effect until wednesday morning. tomorrow morning. and there is beach hazard to if you head to the beach highways, 2

kathy, so ominous, its ominous and it's utterly heartbreaking. fuel is so dry. the grass is the trees that had almost no rain since a rainfall. your began on october first have had like 1600 los angeles was we've had over 10 inches of rain. so they have that coupled with really, really dramatic wins. it's triggered a red flag warning, of course, for a 200 mile per hour. gusts are possible in some areas. this red flag warning is to los angeles county, ventura county, santa barbara county, west. and in those mountains, it's really widespread problem that this time it's atmosphere. of course, 10 new dry and of aches cheating. est winds will be tonight into wednesday afternoon and then things will start to dry out the calm down a little bit. speaking of calm here we are telegraph hill coit tower. >> ok, we had a beautiful day. lots of blue skies, a few pretty clouds. we also have some wind advisories in effect. wind advisories and it's not nearly as dramatic as the red flag warnings in southern california. but nevertheless, we will see some very gusty winds overnigh

kathy lange: well, it was scary. very personal to him because they were really attacking his home. kate snow: but the family of those intruders, they were in shock. i didn't believe it. i thought it was completely not right, or untrue. kate snow: teenage cousins nick brady and haile kifer had gone missing the day before, thanksgiving. now, as she learned the circumstances of her son's death, nick's mother had so many questions. how do you reconcile in your head your beautiful boy who loves the outdoors and what they're telling you, that he broke into somebody's house? i just-- i couldn't imagine it. it just was so not him. so you just couldn't reconcile? yeah, i just-- i had a lot of trouble kate snow: kimberly had never heard the name byron smith, but rachel had. i knew that my brother had worked for him in the summer, but i didn't know him at all. kate snow: nick had once done yard work at byron smith's house. now, the sheriff had evidence of what he was doing there again. byron had set up surveillance cameras at h

back to the ken grant. >> thanks, kathy. across the bay area, more than a dozen local transit agencies are making a new pledge to hire small businesses song pours. charles clifford has details. >> well, in the years ahead, bay area transit agencies are going to spend billions on big projects. and today they're making a promise to share some of that wealth with small businesses. on monday, more than a dozen bay area transit agencies including bart caltrain, the golden gate bridge district signed on to what is known as the equity and infrastructure project pledge. it's an informal commitment to try to hire historically underrepresented businesses to work on big projects. for example, if a transit agency is trying to build a new facility, they might try to hire small businesses, especially those run by women for minorities to complete the work. the goal of the pledges to try to spread around the wealth and opportunities created by these projects for the next 10 years. we're looking at about 10 billion dollars right of capital p

we are lucky so thanks, kathy. >> mayor and city of san francisco. congratulations. daniel lurie officially sworn in as san francisco's new mayor today. hundreds of people packing civic center plaza earlier. >> for his inauguration, he renewed his promise to move the city forward and address the growing issues of homelessness and drug addiction. lori gave an insight to his first 100 days in office. introducing a package of fentanyl, state of emergency ordinances, creating 24 7 police friendly drop-off center and launching an sfpd hospitality zone task force francisco has long been known for its values of tolerance and inclusion. >> but nothing about those values instructs us to allow nearly 8,000 people to experience homelessness in our city. widespread drug dealing public drug use and constantly seeing people in crisis has robbed us of our sense of decency and security. >> lori gave insight to his first 100 days. as we mentioned, he is ed. introducing a package of fentanyl, state of emergency ordinance as and creating those new spots to help with safety across the c

kathy? indeed it is. stephanie, i'll tell you, it's critical fire weather conditions. >> a class, the usual spots los angeles county and ventura county. so >> big concerns because we have continuing strong to moderate santa ana winds and that's coupling with course, with the very dry atmosphere and very dry vegetation. so the fire weather continues. red flag warnings are in effect, high fire warnings are in effect and fire weather watches are in effect throughout parts of southern california through wednesday. so here is the stephanie mentioned. smoke out there. it is moving away from us because of the north northeast trajectory of the winds pushing it south toward baja, california, and also out to sea. so that for us least we have good air quality. but for them, it's terrible. drought monitor shows that they have serious drought problems at this point. moderate to severe drought problems in southern california. and this, of course, follows several years of very good rainfall. a year ago the

kathy, thank you.onal news, the house passed a bill today in detaining undocumented immigrants who have been charged with theft. >> yeah, this comes in response to the death of 22 year-old laken riley. >> whose killer was in the country illegally. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has details. >> with 264 yeas, including 48 democrats. house lawmakers passed the lincoln riley act monday. she was just out for a jog enjoying the day when an illegal criminal. took her life away. congressman mike collins described the death of 22 year-old georgia nursing student laken riley last february. the man convicted of killing her venezuelan migrant hosea berra was in the country illegally. he's now serving life in prison. this legislation could have prevented her death. the lake and riley act would require federal authorities to detain illegal immigrants arrested, charged with or convicted of theft related crimes. no due process required at all. maryland democratic congressman jamie raskin says expanding t

all right, kathy, thank you. here in the bay area, a san francisco business owner is offering free close to wildfire victims who have ties to the bay area. frank was philippe djegal reports aaron. the bags free guys before michelle slater drives down to southern california to reconnect with her older sister, gina ron's. there's nothing says that. >> friday, she stops by kristin klein surplus storage container on treasure island. we're just going through the container trying to find anything that might fit anything that you might be excited or feel good line owns the vintage clothing store vacation sf in the city's north beach neighborhood and is offering free clothes to eaton fire victims like ross whose house in altadena burned to the ground on tuesday. this picture shows her facing the devastation that it would be cool to offer to friends of friends and people that follow the store, someone to be able to come in and pick up things that they would actually normally wear. slater's says her sister operated her bus

there. >> kathy, going to little she gets her station. so, kathy, you know, you feel guilty about the great weather that we're experiencing the rest of the country with the polar vortex. and then, of course, the big fires. and southern california. how long is this going to last? >> what does feel guilty? i'm i'm so happy that we are having a respite because we've had our own trials and tribulations at times. but you know, this going to last a while in terms of the dry weather. now, of course, the rain. i mean, he's not anywhere, not coming any time soon. that's for sure. but a beautiful view of quite tower. and here are the future wind gusts overnight tonight really strong up to 70 miles per hour possible in the highest peaks. otherwise. 44 to 45 mile an hour. winds are possible, especially a strong around midnight or so. this is a lot like last night, but it dies down very quickly. look what happens as we head towards sunrise around 7.30, all of a sudden the wind gusts die down little bit and they really go away really is is back to norm

thank kathy.have some breaking news right now out of southern california. >> this is just coming in a fire near hansen dam. this is in the san fernando valley. we're looking at live pictures from our sister station, ktla and the chopper there. yeah, northeastern part of the san fernando valley. -> the winds, as you can see with that that live shot. we had were pretty pronounced again. they have that extreme wind warning going on. and you can see just based on the way the the smoke is coming off the hills there that it is being wind-aided to what extent? not really sure this is in between the to 10 in the 5 and the valli. they're not far from the city of san fernando. no word on acreage or >> to what extent this could be a threat potentially to homes. but we'll keep an eye on this. certainly as any little spot fire that pops up is a real risk. given the winds that they're experiencing and figure to until about noon tomorrow. so could be a long night. winds expected to peak somewhere in the 03:00am

kathy, thank you. back here at home, the survivor of high-profile kidnapping and rape case spoke in monterey county today. >> as officers are working to find more victims. >> we had all the markers of a serial predator. and it's unfortunate that it's taken this long to be able to really give some better clarity and hopefully some sense of peace to these other victims. >> that was denise huskins talking about matthew mueller. he is facing new charges after allegedly confessing to several crimes in letters sent from prison. some of the alleged crimes, including kidnapping case in contra costa county back in 2015 and several home invasions across santa clara county in 2009. >> i just spoke to him as a human. there was no training or skill or trickery. it was just often take who i am reaching out. >> those letters were sent to and from that officer, a huskins, a husband said today they're considering trying to talk directly to mueller in an attempt to get him to reveal even more information. >> san mateo c

thanks, kathy. in the east bay, no charges will be filed in a shooting that left a man dead in orinda last year. neighbors who heard it all happened say they believe it was road rage. >> the shooting happened on sept in september on las vegas road and loss for all way. deputies say 50 year-old scott decker died at the scene. they didn't give a lot of information about what happened. neighbors, however, tell us they heard yelling tires, screeching and what sounded like gunshots. step uti's did detain the other person involved in this but released them shortly after kron. 4 sources confirm no charges will be filed in the case. we did reach out to the contra costa county sheriff's office for a little bit more information, but have not yet heard back. >> police have identified the victim shot and killed at a gas station in san francisco's mission district on new year's day. 36 year-old gerardo de avila, garcia was found dead at a gas station on south van ness avenue. police say the shooter what drove aw

back to you. >> thank you, kathy and update on california's high-speed rail system. governor newsom says tracks will be laid down starting this spring in central california. the multi-billion dollar project was approved by voters back in 2008. it's taken more than a decade. almost 2 decades to green like this. the governor says he has a plan to keep that project funded, quote, responsibly officials say passengers we'll be able to ride this train sometime between 2032 2033, a large swath of northern california has been established as one of the state's newest. >> national monuments by president joe biden. the president approved the creation of chuckwalla national monument in southern california and satilla highlands national monument in northern california. the 2 new national monuments will protect a combined 848 1000 acres. coming up next in sports, the warriors wrapping up a six-game homestand. >> hosting the miami heat at chase. also hig >> well, the warriors came into tonight, just one game above 500 and they were hoping to finish off the homestand at home. of cou

thanks, just kathy trafton is tracking the weather for us. hey, kathy. >> a grant that deal on. yeah. across los angeles county, ventura county and that expires on on friday. 6 o'clock. >> also across santa barbara county has also red flag warnings in effect there. and they expire tonight at 6 o'clock. so very dangerous. gusty winds coming out of the northeast. they will strengthen thursday afternoon into friday. we would we could even see 50 to 60 mile per hour gusts in those areas, especially that santa ana wind, typical locations and action, isolated spots up to 70 mile per hour gusts. here is what's fueling the winds. the confluence of closeness of high pressure and low pressure, high pressure, clockwise flow, low-pressure counter clockwise flow. the wind radiance the surface, gradients really strengthened when those 2 areas get so close together. and that is what can really drive those wind. so low pressure is sticking around, unfortunately. and then eventually on friday, it looks like it's going to start to move away and that will make all the difference because the winds

live from nashville, and kathy, the storm's offshore now, but the deep chill is sticking around? >> reporter: tom, that's right. temperatures across the south will stay below-average, plunging into the 20s in some spots, so any melting that we saw today will likely refreeze overnight. tom? >> kathy, we thank you for that. >>> still ahead tonight, the resignation tonight from the special prosecutor investigating president-elect trump. >>> plus, the major reversal for facebook and amazon, both now dialing back their diversity initiatives. we'll explain. explain. there dual-action asthma rescue inhaler fda-approved to treat symptoms and help prevent asthma attacks. airsupra should not be used as a maintenance treatment for asthma. get medical help right away if your breathing doesn't improve or worsens or for serious allergic reactions, like rash, mouth or tongue swelling, trouble breathing or swallowing, or chest pain. using airsupra more than prescribed could be life-threatening. serious side effects include increased risk of thrush or infections, or heart problems like faster hea

kathy, thank you. if you want to help those who have lost everything in southern california, all you have to do is scan the qr code. >> that you see here on your screen, our parent company nexstar is partnering with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims. that qr code will take you directly to the page where you can donate. and we're staying on top of the deadly fires, of course, an la county for the very latest information. you can always head to our website kron 4 dot com. >> well, as these fires continue to burn in los angeles county, fire crews in the east bay are taking steps to reduce the risk of a wildfire here. crews with moraga orinda fire district around today conducting prescribed burns behind saint mary's college it took advantage of the unusually dry january to burn piles of trimmings. cut down from last spring from oak trees. tennis rain with the fire district says when it comes down to mitigation, reducing fuels is their best bet. >> community up in bolinger canyon that would

but kathy. >> here we go we go again.his team's familiar, doesn't it rain approaching areas stretching throughout the morning across the bay area? lot areas at this point are wet and we're going to have rain for a day. it will clear out by tonight, generally light. but look at this radar returns showing some areas of yellow and even some orange. so could be some pockets of heavier rain embedded. the same storm is kicking up a high surf advisory and this is a concern for dangerous, potentially life-threatening waves. so the surf is really, really strong. the waves are 18 to 25 feet high. also, they're dangerous rip currents that are in effect and also their minor. coastal flooding is a problem. so this is not a place to be surfing in fracking. everything want be walking on the beach is because this sneaker waves could be a big problem there. moderate to likely according to the national weather service. these a way to come out seemingly out of nowhere, unexpected and they could sweep people and pets off off the beach. don't

laura. >> kathy park in new orleans.use announced the latest resip yents of the medal of freedom. the former secretary of state hillary clinton and billionaire george soros. from the sports world, ervin magic johnson and messi and michael j. fox and denzel washington. >> that is a serious group. >>> think it is high time for a joe fryer boost. >> we will file it under the category of sweet boost. here is a high school cheerleader in virginia getting a big surprise. 17-year-old harmony was cheering with her squad on the sidelines of the football game. her team's mascot was chanting along with them until the mascot revealed herself to the crowd. >> what? >> oh, my gosh. >> that is harmony's mom. u.s. army chief warrant officer wearing the mascot costume. harmony had not seen her mom in four months while she was deployed in the middle east. i love those reactions. they are so fast and so quick. >> every time. >> instant hugs. >> that was a pretty good reveal. >>> coming up next, the nation's biggest credit card company rais

kathy park is in new orleans. >> reporter: for the first time, the fbi sharing this chilling glimpse of what they say was the planning of shamsud-din jabbar's new year's day terror attack in new orleans, recorded on his biking glasses, later catching a glimpse of himself in the mirror. >> meta glasses appear to look like regular glasses, but they allow a user to record video and photos hand free. >> reporter: on the night of the attack, surveillance videos captured jabbar placing two coolers containing what the fbi says were improvised explosive devices on and near bourbon street. but neither device ever detonated. one was moved out of the way by someone investigators say had no idea what was inside and had no connection to the attack. the fbi, which blurred this video, says the october visit is one of at least two trips jabbar made to new orleans, prior to the new year's day attack that killed 14 people. >> where were the glasses recovered, and did jabbar wear them during the timeline of the attack? >> the glasses were recovered on the person of -- throughout the evening. >> and he

yeah. >> and, kathy, i know you. you mentioned that you had said to him, just text when you get home. and then obviously he didn't. and i can only assume at some point the two of you would have fallen asleep. maybe. did you? you're waiting for this text and did you sort of wake up and look for it? i mean, you know, i did one just one time i woke up. >> i don't even remember what time, but i just checked and i didn't see anything. >> but then, as you know, 7:00, 8:00. i started getting concerned. and then i asked my i texted my other son. who? who? he lives, you know, they live in the same house. if if he was home, um, long story longer, he lives in our home, but we're staying with my parents right now in slidell, and we live our home is in picayune, mississippi. so they're all at the house. and he said, mom, his car is not here. well, that's when kind of panic starts. and we tried to contact his friends. um couldn't get them on the phone at first. but then i started calling around to the hospitals and then i finally

kathy.u go to dinner as a family new year's eve, and obviously matthew was then going to go meet up with friends and go to the french quarter. and i know at the time you had begged him not to go. what did you say to him in those final minutes of your family? new years eve? >> we just were able to tell each other we love each other, you know i love you. happy new year. uh, call. you know, text me when you get home. please don't forget, we're going to be worried about you. and you know, why don't you just stay local here and on the north shore of, uh, of the area, you know, instead of going to new orleans and and i said, son, please don't go. it's dangerous over there. it's not the way it used to be. there's a lot of crime. please stay here. and he's like, don't worry about it, dad. i love you. and we hugged and he left. yeah. >> and, kathy, i know you. you mentioned that you had said to him, just text when you get home. and then obviously he didn't. and i can only assume at some point the two

back to you guys. >> thanks, kathy. and by the way, our parent company nexstar is partnering with the red cross to raise money for victims in southern california. you can scan that qr code on your screen. if you're able to help. and we're always staying on top of the latests in la county for the latest info you can head to our website always come calm. and as those fires continue to burn in los angeles, fire crews. >> here in the east bay, they're taking steps to reduce the risk of wildfire. might bring the yeah, it's top of mind. certainly kron four's dan kerman gives us a closer look. >> firefighters with the moraga orinda fire district are taking advantage of an unusually dry january. >> to burn piles of trimmings cut down last spring from oak trees that dot the hillside behind saint mary's college. there's a community up in bolinger canyon that would be at risk from a fire that started here on a western north that could blow embers back up into the canyon where we really couldn't get to him easily. dennis rain with

kron 4 meteorologist kathy trafton monitoring those conditions down in southern california. kathy. >> we know it's hard to believe that was a week ago that the first spark was fired for the palisades fire. and we continue to battle with very gusty winds. very dangerous. santa ana winds. >> blowing offshore and really causing huge, huge problems right now through many parts of los angeles and ventura counties. a red flag warning is in effect. in fact, its a p d s red flag warning in some areas for particularly dangerous situation for the red flag warning. so people got critical fire concerns going on. here's some of the gusty winds. as you can see, the areas of yellow on especially orange and especially bad. that's where the strongest winds are. it's high. it's a very high risk for large fires with a very rapid fire spread extreme fire behavior and also long-range spotting sundays. these are really critical conditions and big concerns that's likely to continue for more days. so we've got big problems. southern california fire than long duration for these red flag warnings, pd

kathy been a major development tonight. >> officials say that hamas has accepted a draft agreement for a cease-fire in the gaza strip and the release of dozens of hostages. us and qatar officials say that israel and hamas, we're at the closest point yet to sealing a deal that would bring them a step closer to ending the war. and israeli officials says that progress has been made. but details are being finalized. the three-phase plan would need to be submitted to the israeli cabinet for final approval. the justice department has released a report about its investigation into president elect trump's involvement in efforts to overturn the 2020 election. >> former special counsel now jack smith determine in his report. he believes president trump would have been convicted. smith says he fully stands behind his decision to bring criminal charges in the report. said the charges would have resulted in a conviction had voters not return trump to the white house. justice department dismissed the case in november because of the longstanding policy that sitting presidents cannot face federal pros

beautiful night in the bay. >> kathy trafton joins us now with details. the sun has set on beautiful day. we had clear conditions just a few air and clouds in the sky. the winds die down so quickly this morning at the wind advisory was canceled. so we had a fairly less less windy day. still, we get the offshore gusts. i wanted to show you this camera angle. some 1000 thing happened to our camera in the berkeley hills and now it's a little catty want little different than our normal orientation. it is still twilight. the sun has set and it's beautiful. be still see. a few rays of sunlight. the headlines for us in the bay area. it's quiet. it's clear skies, it's dry air and not so dry of southern california, but it is dry enough to give us cool temperatures overnight. very weak, offshore flow of wind continues. it is so cool overnight and we have a frost advisory in effect. 01:00am to 09:00am on tuesday. that's tomorrow with gradual cooling in the afternoon highs as we come into the next weekend. so here are wind gusts. future wind gusts not terribly impres

. >> thank you, kathy. our parent company nexstar media group is partnering with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims in southern california. if you're able to help to do is scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you to the page where you can donate. >> and we are staying on top of these deadly wildfires in los angeles county for the latest information you can scan the code on your screen. now to some breaking news in san francisco. we have been tracking crews are on scene of a major crash. >> and the city's outer sunset. >> our kron sarah stinson has arrived on scene joins us now live with the latest. when we last spoke to you. you had some questions about how dangerous what the extent of the injuries that have you learned anything new? >> well, we know so far is that one person has been brought to the hospital with serious injuries to others, but to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. we're told each person from a different vehicle involved in this crash. let me get out of

kathy? >> not me. i know fate of to come back be gone. >> great weather for birdwatching in for birds watching us. maybe that's what's happening. i don't know. >> we've got rain moving across the north bay and now sagging southward across the peninsula and the south bay sagging across the east bay and even down into santa cruz county. so radar is moving fast. that's the beginning of 2025, this is our first day of rain. raindrops falling starting early this morning, but we're drying it out by this evening. and we're in for a dry weekend. high surf advisory. that's one of the big features of today's weather. and then dry weather will continue for quite some time. this high surf advisory, of course, right along the water's edge is for 18 to 25 foot waves. concern also for sneaker waves, which could come out without any expectation. you did all of a sudden be swept off rocks or beaches into the ocean. another problem is the rip currents there. a concern because they could pull you right out to sea. so you

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kathy lien is managing director of fx strategy at bk asset management. kathy, the gazillion-dollar question is when is the dollar going to stop strengthening? >> i think it's going to come if the forum of weaker u.s. data. that's really been the singular support for the greenback, because we've got, you know stronger data, basically, reducing the chances of any meaningful interest rate cuts in the federal reserve this year, only 50 basis points is what the dot plot is telegraphing. so until we get some consistently weak data, maybe in non-foreign payrolls, maybe in ism services this week, i think that the dollar up trend will remain in place. anything that could cast doubt on the outperformance of the u.s. economy will pose trouble for the greenback. >> i think that's a fair point. but right now, it seems like what's happening is we're seeing global currency adjustments based on anticipation of tariffs, as well, don't you think? >> yeah, certainly. today, the greenback, like you said, in the stock market, moved or erased some of the prior moves on the ba

why kathy's here? because, hey, we got know how long this rain is going to be sticking around for a and i thought you're going as we accountability, buddy. okay. it's all about the rain. yes, we're starting out the new year. >> on a wet note, we have some rainfall across the bay area and some snow in the sierra nevada and it's not a really strong storm. so it's not big amounts of rain. nevertheless, the radar returns are showing some pretty good rain across the bay area at this hour. now the same storms kicking up the surf dangerous surf. this is looking for waves 18 to 25 feet high, pounding against the coastline, eroding the coastline, possibly and causing minor flooding. but also we have sneaker waves to concern ourselves with because moderate 2 likely chance of some sneaker waves. and those are wait. you're not expecting that. just come across the ocean come on shore. on the rocks of the jetty from the beaches. they could sweep you out to sea. so not a good beach day. not a good day to go swimming

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so kathy, what is the latest with the investigation? >> reporter: so alex, the investigation is still very active. we know that the fbi has already received nearly 1,000 tips and it's really coming in from all across the country. i can also tell you that they are processing lots of evidence from two different locations. here in new orleans, also in the houston area where we were earlier this week. in fact, fbi agents were seen at the attacker's home, appearing to pull a gray sedan from the property there. it's unclear the connection to the suspect. but we also know that there was a lot of law enforcement activity at a short-term rental here in the new orleans area. they discovered bomb-making materials. they also discovered a transmitter in that f-150 truck used in the attack, used to detonate two ieds here on bourbon street. we've heard from the younger brother of the suspect earlier this week. he says that he is puzzled like everyone else regarding this attack and he said there were no red flags. meanwhile, there is a lot of scrutiny,

kathy were high.ll of the above will go for the umbrella of the trench coat. the galoshes get the whole deal because yes, it is raining outside. if you're just waking up and walking outside is a wow. what's going on? >> its rain. but it will be here. that long is a big area of low pressure in the pacific. and those front moving across california, light rain for the most part, but there are some pockets of yellow, some areas where we do have little bit stronger rain at the water's edge. surf is up, but this is potentially life threatening surf. so this is high surf, high surf advisory in effect and is also marine hazards statement. the high surf could be 18 to 20 feet very large. dangerous breaking waves and also rip currents are a concern that i actually likely moderate to likely that's amazing. and rip currents can really pull you out from the shore to the scene. that's not the direction you want to go. we have possibility of coastal flooding. we've got the coastal rain erosion. so definitely good pl

. >> kathy trafton joining us now with the weather. it's a tuesday night, a beautiful bay area, january day with mostly clear skies today into tonight into tomorrow. and the sun has set on absolutely gorgeous day. really mild conditions dry, offshore winds, not very impressive, very weak as a matter of fact. so we're in for an absolute beautiful spell of weather. and that continues day after day. not a drop of rain. so here's a look at the bay area. headlines, the dry weather continues again. and we haven't we saw so much rain there for well, we can take a few weeks off. it will be ok as long as we get some more raindrops in the near future. mostly sunny conditions, light winds but was cold and frosty this morning, it'll be cold and frosty again tomorrow morning. the difference is it was an adviser yesterday and some numbers to get down to freezing in santa rosa, napa and in concord. but tomorrow morning, we'll be pretty close to that in some areas. high temperatures above normal. and they're trending a little closer to average. now in

nbc's kathy park has the latest. >> reporter: for the first time, the fbi sharing this chilling glimpse of what they say was part of the planning of shamsud-din jabbar's terror attack, recorded on his meta glasses as he biked around the french quarter, later capturing a glimpse of himself in the mirror. >> meta glasses appear to look like regular glasses, but they allow a user to record videos and photos hands free. >> reporter: on the night of the attack, surveillance cameras capture jabbar placing two coolers containing improvised explosive devices on or near bourbon street. neither were detonated. one was moved out of the way by someone investigators say had no idea what was inside and had no connection to the attack. the fbi, which blurred this video says the october visit is one of at least two trips jabbar made to new orleans prior to the deadly new year's day attack that killed 14 people. where were the glasses recovered? and did jabbar wear them during the entire timeline of the attack? >> the glasses were recovered on the person of jabbar, and we believe he was wearing them thr

adjust to golden gate. >> kathy trafton here to bring us as details on the weather. yeah, it wasn't that a beautiful picture of the set of the golden gate bridge. my goodness, gracious. >> after a beautiful day, temperatures today warmer than normal. as many as 2 to 10 degrees warmer san francisco. 62 as warm a 70 that was in san jose. and it's chilly as 59. and that was in livermore. so there you go with our temperatures. look at contours going now is you go through time. high pressure still remains in control. you see a little bit action, little bit of change. but basically we still get a lot of offshore winds for the next number of days. low temperatures will my goodness. it's going to be chilly overnight tonight. temperatures dropping because we don't really have a lot of moisture in the atmosphere we started don't have any clouds in the atmosphere to trap the earth's he close to the ground. therefore it starts to radiate away. and it's so chilly that they actually have put into effect a frost advisory. look at santa rosa. 37 degrees. and 38 for napa. that's a lo

kathy trafton here it is a study in contrasts because, yes, we do have clear skies. it's beautiful out for us in the bay area. and yet in southern california, the skies are so thick with the smoke an air quality alert is in effect. look at that. >> fine particle pollution is what triggered this. this is from the wildfire smoke, of course. and look how it goes all the way down. that smoke down the baja peninsula and then even into the pacific and then circling back. so for us, it's beautiful conditions. clear skies, low temperatures overnight tonight for san francisco bay area all in the 40's except santa rosa, upper 30's. a look at temperatures across san francisco and the bay shoreline and also the pacific coast all in the 60's tomorrow. so temperatures continue tomorrow above normal. as a 66 in mountain view, 69 for santa clara, east bay numbers, mainly in the 60's for high temperatures tomorrow she had to the north bay except we get to 70 in fairfield and 71 in yacht bill and 62 in stinson beach. a look at our 7 day forecast shows beautiful chamber of commerce wea

maybe kathy, what's going you are correct. >> yeah, absolutely. some moisture coming in because the winds are going ship. we will see that in the seabreeze but looking focus on southern california right now with all that damaging winds. >> with the red flag warnings, a particularly dangerous situations. it's critical fire concerns. extreme fire behavior and this petite pds red-flag warning, particularly dangerous situation that goes from 03:00am to 03:00pm tomorrow. so the gusty winds will be up to 70 miles per hour. low relative humidity, high risk for large fires. so here are some of the winds and i stopped it at 03:00pm cause those those are the strongest winds starting early tomorrow morning, all the way through 03:00pm. and the concern really is, of course, the fire. it's it's a risk for damaging winds and the windiest areas considering this extremely dry state of the fuels and the strength of the winds. the recent fire behavior. it's a particularly dangerous situation truly and there's a high risk for large fires, rapid fire spread and long-

yamiche. >> thank you so much to kathy, ken and george for all of your reporting. back with us are robb d'amico, and christopher o'leary. rob, we heard from the fbi that they're conducting searches in multiple states, and they have recovered several cell phones and laptops. give us a sense of what could happen with the evidence. >> the biggest are the cell phones. the biggest way these people communicate is encrypted apps. you know, telegram and signal, we talked about, those are the big ones, and if you're not on a device that has that, you can't crack the ryption. you actually have to have the device. it's important they break the pin, get into the devices and look and see who he was talking to on those applications because there's going to be history on the laptop with the browser history and search histories and such, but the phone is really the key nowadays, and the encrypted apps are a behind spot for the government, and they're really hard, unless you have sources that are communicating with the subjects that you can see them, it's really tough to look into.

kathy. happy new year, everyone. sandi. thom. this is my report since our last meeting on november the 11th. we have been following closely what's been going on down in southern california and the fires that are rapidly expanding over there, and have been asked to support some of the firefighting efforts down there. so we are in the process of sending a strike team down to the los angeles area. more to follow as we get more in the coming days. so i wanted to speak a little bit about the events that happened over the last month. pretty much as you all know, it's been a little bit of a light month in terms of activities and events given the holidays, but i did participate in a few things, and i have a few slides actually, to show you from some of the pictures that we participated in. oh, there's a clicker. all right. before actually, we got to commander buckley's retirement party. i did also attend a generous donation from saint mary's and saint francis hospitals, where i met with their hospital president, darren kumar, and he prov

kathy trafton tracking that rain. good morning, cathy. good morning, renay. you have definitely been paying attention. you get an a plus. >> this is the view predawn hours. berkeley hills and the very first friday of the brand new year. what is it bringing us rain? okay. we've been dry for a few days but look at the precipitation. has a big of subtropical moitture heading right up to the pacific northwest. bringing rain to them and look at that last frame starting to encroach on the north bay. so the weather for today is the first friday has widespread rain across the bay area. so bring your umbrella start to the northway first. it works its way southward and there's a high surf advisory in effect from 09:00pm to 03:00am. and we per sneaker waves. but the dry weather returns soon enough of that comes in later tonight into tomorrow into the first weekend of 2025. and beyond. we'll talk about how much rain more about the surf advisory and more about the dry weather. how long that might last coming up in weather. >> easy out things are slick and what you don't w

kathy park is in new orleans with the latest. kathy, thank you for being here.n have emerged. can you walk us through them? >> charles, good evening to you from a very lively bourbon street, which actually reopens thursday afternoon. taking you through some of the new information that we have from the f vi so far, obviously they're coming through a lot of information right now. nearly 1000 tips so far coming in from all across the country and a senior law enforcement official familiar with the matter confirming to nbc news a video recording that was posted on social media by the attacker as he was driving from the houston area to new orleans in this video posting. he said in part, i wanted you to know that i joined i.s.i.s. earlier this year. this was to his family. he also said, do not want you to think ice would you willingly. it is worth noting that the spotlight has been placed on two homes. there is a short-term rental here in new orleans and also another home in the houston area registered to the suspect, jabar. i was in houston just a few days ago. there

>> kathy, thank you for your reporting.athy park for us in new orleans. >>> coming up, i'll tell you the most important news story you haven't heard enough about, hackers linked to the chinese government reached nine telecom companies in at&t and verizon the most significant cyber espionage campaign in history. p. ♪♪ >>> i want to turn now to a hugely-consequential but largely overlooked store y that's been unwinding. on friday, the u.s. announced sanctions against china's integrity technology group, a beijing-based cybersecurity firm over its alleged links to hacking group flax typhoon, which has been accused of carrying out a litany of cyberattacks on americans in recent weeks. american officials accuse the company of providing the infrastructure that enabled chinese hackers to launch attacks against u.s. targets. it comes after the u.s. treasury department disclosed earlier this week that flax typhoon had stolen unclassified documents in what it described as a major incident. flax typhoon specifically targeted a high--se

thank you, kathy, to the east bay.er. >> congresswoman barbara lee formally announced her bid for mayor of oakland. the special election is in april and lee joins a list of candidates that includes a former council member. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports to daily's broad range of supporters say she's the right person for the job. >> following an unsuccessful bid for a seat in the u.s. senate. former congresswoman barbara lee officially jumped into oakland's mayoral race wednesday after representing the town nationally since chose not to seek re-election last year and in a pre produced video released online, she says she will now focus on turning a fiscally strapped and crime plagued oakland around. together we can make oakland it's become for innovators and dreamers. in a statement, lee says in part, quote, if elected, i will bring my hands-on leadership. new ideas and decades of experience in identifying billions and resources for our great city. so all residents and businesses are stronger and safer and ou

. >> we're going to move up kathy trafton here to talk about our weather conditions. certainly not what they're facing down you know what? we've got offshore winds in both locations. but boy, they're certainly different here than they are in southern california. focus just a little bit on southern california. it is extremely dangerous. critical fire situations. a wind advisory in effect pretty much everywhere. and then it turns to with high red flag warning for high winds and dry conditions. and that, of course, continues through tomorrow morning through wednesday at noon. so big fire danger concerns, of course, through southern california. the smoke is blowing off shore, though. so that is actually good news for the angelenos and also for us to northeast winds are pushing things out to sea and that's great news. future humidity will looks very dry across southern california, of course, with very low relative humidities. the southern california fires. it's a long duration of pds red-flag warnings and the pds stands for particularly dangerous situations. and that's for

i want you to hear what kathy hochul cut, the governor talks about how safe the subways are.all of them feel safe. [inaudible] >> feels they, 573 felony assaults last year, 51% increase from five years ago and ten murders on the train and test the promotional video. >> if you work writing on the subway with 12 state troopers armed to the t, you feel safe, to an eric adams with this contingent. you know what they've got to get the police back, they took it away so when the cops patrolling want, now too, if you start trouble, they would pull out the nightstick and networking don't crush that. they don't have the entity longer. when you are emotionally disturbed, they live in the subway. they have episodes everyday, a danger to themselves and everyone. >> also up through the roof and not once means when state go to stop you, they fight the cops and 4000 got hurt last year. is there an effect? >> it's paralyzed people. if you notice the image of the poor homeless woman set up like a torch on a sunday morning by an illegal alien monster we allowed to come in we were putting them u

nbc's kathy park is in nashville this morning. kathy, how is the snow looking there?rter: laura, good morning to you. as you can see, we got plenty of snow and many will be digging out this weekend. we got close to 6 inches of snow and at one point, the snowfall rate was close to 1 inch per hour. arkansas saw some of the biggest snow totals, in fact, recording more than a foot in some locations. meanwhile, ahead of the massive storm, tennessee, carolinas, georgia declaring a state of emergency to activate more resources to tackle snow, sleet and freezing rain. this win try weather made a mes on the roadways, drivers slipping and sliding with the icy conditions. at one point in kansas, a truck's windshield shattered when icy debris flew off a passing car. many flights were canceled or delayed and operations disrupted at the world's busiest airport in atlanta where thousands of passengers had to evacuate on the emergency slide after the problem on the delta flight. the faa is now investigating. as far as the winter storm, it is now pushing east. the good news is it won'

kathy hochul is trying to to raise a billion dollars in revenue to borrow $15 billion.s more debt than 80% of the states. the fact is this entity, this authority needs a complete overhaul, congestion pricing needs to be stopped. kathy hochul is charging new york residents $2500 just for the privilege to commute to work, peen while spend -- meanwhile spending billions of dollars on a taxpayer money on health care and education for illegal immigrants. maria: yeah. >> california, same thing. gavin newsom cutting $100 million for fire prevention while spending billions on illegal immigrants. this is why these two to states are so screwed up. i agree, we need to change course in them, but we can't penalize new yorkers and hard working taxpayers that live there. maria: all right, congressman, we are watching your work closely, and we so appreciate your time this morning. thank you, sir. >> thank you. maria: mike lawler in florida. stay with us, we'll be right when you live with diabetes, progress is... having your coffee like you like it without an audience. ♪ [silence] the f