kpix visited perry at the park in palo alto last year. his handler told us one of the animators lived nearby. over the years his medical bills piled up, and many pitched in to cover the costs. >>> and the santa cruz wharf reopened today after part of it fell into the sea. john ramos takes us there while questions about the future of the wharf continue. >> reporter: the santa cruz wharf is again open for business, and the mayor says it's completely safe, but not everyone shares his confidence that there's nothing more to see here. >> good morning! how is everybody? pretty good day, huh? >> reporter: it was a good day compared to christmas eve when a previously closed 150-foot section at the end of the wharf broke apart sending two buildings, broken pilings, and other debris into the ocean. on this day, the mayor announced that despite the challenges, there was good news. >> we're trying to emphasize the concept that when you build a half mile long commercial road over open ocean, you'll have to be pretty careful about how you maintain that

. >>> now you can get your kpix news, weather, and live stream all in one place are you 50 or older? well, this news is for you. the cdc now recommends you get vaccinated against pneumococcal pneumonia. why? if you're 50 or older even if you're healthy... you're 6 times more likely to be hospitalized. so, schedule at vaxassist.com. >>> if you live in san francisco, you probably started seeing christmas trees out on the curb. recology is picking them up for free. your tree has to be undecorated and if it's more than six feet tall, cut it in half before putting it on your curb next to your green composting bin. oakland and san jose are also doing tree pickups through january 17. >>> this is what drivers in erie, pennsylvania, are dealing with these days. it's tough to see on the roads with all that lake effect snow and for anyone with a driveway, you're getting your workout in while shoveling, something most of us cannot relate to, but one guy came up with a pretty creative solution. check out his remote control snowplow. it looks like it's good for small sections and for making tracks

right here on kpix and streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> when we come back we will look at some ofind burning out of control in southern california. >>> welcome back. there is just so much video to sort through of what has been happening down in southern california today and into tonight. los angeles under a state of emergent . this video is from earlier today with the palisades fire jumped the agent started burning lifeguard towers at the beach. you do not do that every day. people do what they could in a rush to get out, even people who were already evacuating to ditch their cars. we showed you some of that earlier in the show. some people were carrying pets in their arms. >> where is your car? >> i leave my car right there. >> the fire came right down through the road on the fire department came up and said get out of your car is now. the fire was all around us, the trees and everything >> first alert weather, powered by kia. learn more at.com. kia, movement that inspires. >>> we have been this fire and that this movement goes, we will be seeing all kinds of video on here about

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. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hi. i'm sara donchey. >>> we try to think of a word to describe the catastrophe that has been unfolding in southern california over the past few days and relentless comes to mind because as one fire starts to come under control, another one pops right up. this is the kenneth fire that was burning in the hills near calabasas. it has already burned 1,000 acres across two different counties and led to a whole new set of evacuation orders and warnings tonight. it is 35% contained. so they are making some progress on that front. we just learned not too long ago that ten people have died as a result of some of these other fires burning in l.a., but that number will probably go up. two confirmed deaths are from the palisades fire. cadaver dogs have been working in malibu where it seems they may have located a body or some human remains. in the aftermath of the eaton fire 83-year-old rodney nickerson's remains were found after his home burned to the ground in altadena according to his daughter wh

tonight right here on kpix and streaming on paramount+. >>> welcome back.ime for a look at the days top stories. dungeness crab season is underway after months of delays. fishermen are eager to haul in crabs but with missed holiday markets they say prices may go up. restaurant owner say they plan to serve fresh, local catches by monday. fishermen say they are hopeful for a good season in the months ahead. >>> the santa cruz wharf is reopened 12 days after a massive seas will cause a 150 foot section 2 collapse. city officials deem it is safe after review, concerns persist about the aging structure. the mayor says rebuilding may not be feasible . >>> in san francisco, mayor elect daniel lurie is hosting neighborhood cleanups ahead of this week's inauguration. on saturday, he had about 100 volunteers were out in ingleside and other parts of the city to cleanups a plan for today. >>> today is the second day of a six-day tribute to former president jimmy carter. on saturday, he passed his childhood home. carter, who died on sunday, was 100 years old . and was t

just from the rooftop cam here at kpix in san francisco.ing days it's going to continue to stay dry for us and those winds will be relatively light pushing offshore but that does dry us up even more when it comes to relative humidity. we'll talk more about the weekend. but for now over to you gianna. >>> taking a look at the roadways as we check on traffic. a look at conditions along 880. you can see it's moving along pretty well no delays as you head northbound and southbound little busy heading into the hayward area. if you are headed towards the bay bridge, we've got a backup here metering lights are on and slow into the city. just a bit of overview. busy in some of the hotspots. >>> time right now 6:37. the latest inflation numbers just released this morning. what do they say about the state of our economy? and how could they may be influence interest rate changes and other metrics within our economy? business analyst jill schlesinger joining us live to bre dupixent helps people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. so thi

in 1990, that bold vision brought carter to visit the refuge where he crossed paths with then kpix news anchor kate kelly. kelly was camping with her sister, environmental author debi miller and miller's young daughters, they got a surprise visit from carter, his wife rosalynn and a documentary crew. the president wanted to meet kelly's sister. in 1992 kelly saw carter one more time, this time in san francisco. she asked him about energy >> we had a comprehensive policy put on the law books of our nation while i was in office requiring efficient automobiles. requiring homes to be insulated so they would not waste energy. >> when he installed the solarpannals he wanted the nation to get 20% of the power from the sun by 2000f. we have done that many believe we would be living on a cooler planet. >> solarpanels were removed by his successor, ronald reagan. they found new homes including at the carter library, smithsonian and a solarscience and technology museum in china. >>> road conditions heading up to the sierra don't look bad this evening after all of the recent storms have dumped plen

. >>> you can watch our live coverage of lurie's inauguration starting at 11:00 right here on kpix and streaming on the cbs news app. >>> up next, a case that captivated the nation. today, kidnapping victim made a rare public appearance as we learned more about the other cases her capture may be tied to. >> you can not change what other people do or say. but it is really easy to go into self-blame. >>if say case that captivated the country and led to the netflix series "american nightmare." we are learning more about the man convicted in the crime that was initially characterized as a hoax.. today, his victim made a rare public appearance in monterey county to speak about how she helped the investigators try to get justice for some of these unsolved cases. reporting from seaside. >>> kidnap and sexual assault victim and falsely accused now husband aaron survived the case but did not end there. the couple's involvement in prompting law enforcement to reinvestigate denises convicted kidnapper, matthew mueller led to new charges against him that go back decades and include unreported crim

kpix visited perry at the park in palo alto last year. his handler told us one of the film's animators lived nearby and brought a team over to hang out with perry for research. his medical bills over the years were a huge expense. some residents and the city stepped in to help pay. over the summer, perry was just30 years old. >>> migraines can be debilitating. we're hearing from one advocate bringing awareness to a disease that you can't see. >>> plus, many are taking part in dry january. we're taking you to one of san francisco's spot that offers beer, wine, and mocktails, minus the alcohol. >>> welcome back. 45 million people often get headaches in the u.s., and some get really bad headaches. migraine is the third most common disease in the world, but for many it goes untreated. we have the story of one person who's fighting back. >> i think going through all this pain and, you know, els re to, like, be alive. >> reporter: for crystal it's an invisible crushing force that sometimes takes over. >> difficult symptoms to manage, and when y

. >> you can catch matt and vern on our 49ers experience tonight right here on kpix and streaming on the free cbs news app. >>> coming up next at 5:00, a string of violence at the start of the new year. more on the crime happening in oakland overnight. >>> plus, president biden commenting on the tragedy in new orleans. his remarks on the investigation after 15 people were killed and dozens of others injured. new state loss in effect today. look at >>> right now on cbs news bay area, at least 15 people killed during new year's eve celebrations in new orleans. the latest on the attacker and the investigation. >>> and also 2025 beginning with violence in oakland. how city leaders are reacting as homicide investigations are underway. >>> plus, new year, new laws. how some of those laws aimed to crack down on retail theft across california. >>> i'm anne makovec. news at 5:00 starts right now with developing news out of louisiana. a look at bourbon street in new orleans where at least 15 people were killed after a car drove around a police car. the attacker then opened fire on police. it h

just #kpix and let us know what the new year, new you goals are. be like up in the east bay as we start to see rain come in? >> well, tomorrow that's when the rain will be moving in but this morning, i would say open up the windows and if you have an east facing window and you can watch the sunrise, that's the best news of all. it's going to be beautiful. i mean even behind us right now the bay bridge, you can see it beginning to get lit up by the first light of the day. the sunrise officially at 7:25. but still you can get up early this morning and you can enjoy some milder conditions because it's definitely more comfortable this morning compared to yesterday. with 40s all across the bay area. no longer seeing those 30s sprinkled in there even across our north bay communities. in fact, some of the north bay communities are the warmest this morning. while our south bay and down into the santa clara valley sitting in the mid- to lower 40s. everybody is feeling warmer than just 24 hours ago and in fact half-moon bay, nearly ten degrees warmer than th

. >>> kpix sports is powered by kia. learn more at kia a.com.. >>> the 49ers have one more game to go before they enter their longest off season in four years. the game might not mean anything for the record books, several of the players have a lot to play for, including kicker moody who will hope to end the season on a high note after his recent struggles. three more musessed kicks on monday in the loss of the lions, he is now 10 of 18 on field goals since returning from an ankle injury in november. >> definitely probably one of the lowest times of my career dating back to when i first started football. >> i am a huge fan of jake. you have great kicks ahead of you, keep going. it will go one of two ways, let it define you or say no, and go back out there and make a ton of kicks. >>> the seal pup takeover, you might be ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ kia. movement that inspires. are you 50 or older? well, this news is for you. the cdc now recommends you get vaccinated against pneumococcal pneumonia. why? if you're 50 or older even if you're healthy... you're

right here on kpix and streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> also in san francisco, on the map, outgoingmayor breed joining the police chief to say crime is at a 20 year low in the city. so we're talking about a 31% drop in property crime. 14% drop in violent crime compared to the previous year. and they say homicides are down 35% which is by the way the lowest rate in 60 years. car break-ins dropped by 54%. improvements attributed to new technology and violence prevention programs and increases out on the streets with police staffing. >>> moving on the map now to san jose where leaders launch a new crackdown on illegally parked rvs. so tomorrow, mayor mahan will join city staff to place temporary tow away signs at those rv encampments on chenwet avenue. 30 sites are a part of the crackdown. the process begins with the posting of signs and next the city offers housing alternatives. finally any vehicles remaining in the towaway zones after enforcement begins will be told to get out and relocate. >>> good morning those of you who are waking up on the contra costa county part of the map. wh

you can watch it right here on kpix starting at 5:00. >>> straight ahead in sports, we proudly continueout to take a business trip that could reap a lot more. >>> and what steph curry had to say about the need of the warriors to take action - i had health insurance before. (discouraged) so expensive. i mean, i'm helping my mom out, i don't have that kinda cash. - ugh, i know. but you can get financial help now through covered california. it's totally affordable. you'd be surprised. they've got this calculator thing that shows how much you'll pay. - for real? - yeah! what are you doing not having health insurance, man? - hey, i know, i know... - here, let me show you... - we all have questions. covered california has answers and can find a health plan that's right for you. covered california. this way to health insurance. >>> a beautiful sunset over the bay area this evening and still a very pretty post sunset view as we would look at the hotels, reflecting the last rays of sunlight. and it will continue for the foreseeable future. dry weather pattern will continue through the duration o

. >> kpix sports is powered by kia. learn more at kia.com., movement that inspires. >> nfl up top and the 49ers' season, adios. no more games, decisions to be made now, a lot to unpack on a day the team packed for the offseason. matt lively has more from santa clara. >> reporter: the 49ers' season probably ended about a month before they would have liked it to, but after everything that went down the past year it's probably best to put this 2024 campaign in the rear view mirror. >> last question. it better be good. >> reporter: as players cleaned out their lockers, a 6-11 record after being the reigning nfc champs fully set in. >> it's just a downer. it's a thing that the season's over now. >> i don't want to get used to this feeling. i ain't never felt this before. i was always playing in the championship. >> our standards for this organization are significantly higher. our expectations for ourselves are higher. our goals were higher. we didn't achieve any of those, so it's disappointing. as an organization, we'll do everything we can to rig

right here on kpix and streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> and also coming up in our next hour, our lauren toms sits down with outgoing mayor london breed to reflect on her time in office she was thrust into unexpectedly and then held for more than half a decade. >>> still ahead, antioch has a new mayor. now a new interim police chief. why some neighbors are hopeful the turnover could bring some change they say is badly needed. >>> antioch's police department has faced challenges in recent years including a scandal involving racist text messages. civil lawsuits alleging racial discrimination and conduct and a revolving door of acting police chiefs since 2023. well today the city manager and the new mayor introduced an interim chief. some in the communities say things may be finally headed in the right direction. >> when you have gone through so much hell, you're optimistic about everything. >> reporter: garrett is a long-time antioch police reform advocate. the day she wasn't going to miss and she wasn't alone as a packed house gathered for a changing of the guard. >> i believe that we hav

and be sure to watch our half hour special, airing at 7:00 tonight, right here on kpix. >>> all right, we want to talk about our weather because we do have some changes that are coming that we have known about them for a while, but we want to be prepared for some rain. some people got them today? >> yes, today. and they've got measurable rain in the north bay. look at the last few hours of radar that will come across from here and some light showers. the time stamp on the bottom there will show you what happens in the late morning going into the afternoon, and it did not amount to much. and that is what it looks like with the time lapse from just before sunset showing up from salesforce towerier looking west with the other replay on the six hours of rain. not much, where we could put some numbers on that and a closer look, but it's the winner at 400th of an inch of rain. but it's a had pretty good considering that we did not look like they would get too much out of that today. and so that is this morning's light rain, where there is nothing else to show you if we take a look at what t

. >> kpix sports is powered by kia, movement that inspires. >>> nfl up top and the 49ers, one more regularson game left. the pro bowl committee couldn't wait. four 49ers named nfc alternates, four more as nfc starters, fred warner, nick bosa, george kittle, and kyle juszczyk selected. it's the ninth straight trip for juice, the most ever by a fullback. >> it's something that you don't want to take for granted even though it's been nine years in a row, to still have that recognition and support not only from the fans, but the players and coaches really means a lot to me. >>> joshua dobbs is excited for his opportunity to start sunday, his first for the 49ers and against one of his former teams. dobbs started last season with arizona before they traded him to minnesota. >> every time you step on the field, you play to win. i want to compete, play at a high level and get a dub, send us out on the right note for this season. >> josh dobbs, i'm putting him on the bulletin board throwing darts at him. >> one of any favorite things, i think he does really good tiktoks after he wins games. those t

former kpix reporter and anchor amanda starrantino has been covering the fire since it started, and surveyed some of the damage this morning. >>>>a lot of people have nothing, so this weekend, i don't even think they can come back to their properties and even start the rebuild process. it's going to be a very, very long time until then. but i want to show you this picture here. just look at this street. it's beautiful, these trees. you can only imagine what a beautiful neighborhood this was. but then the reality is, every single direction you look at this intersection here in altadena is destroyed. all these homes are down. this was just lined with homes. and so homes, yes, they can be replaced. those memories though, hopefully people were able to get some photos. anything keepsakes before they had to quickly evacuate here. but there are some things that you just can't replace. and this property really just caught our eye here. all these classic old cars. and i looked at the google images of what this street looked like. this was a beautiful green car parked right in front. so this is a 1940

. >> kpix sports is powered by kia. learn more at kia.com., movement that inspires. >> the nfl announced its first team all pro selections friday and a year after having five players make that list, fred warner, the lone selection in 2024 for the first team, george kittle and kyle juszczyk named second team all pros. it was a disappointing year overall for the 49ers, but if there was a silver lining from this season, it was the success of their rookies. >> a lot of people had to see the 49ers at our low this past year. that's not going to be a look term thing at all. >> the rookies will put it on themselves to improve from a 6-11 season. malik mustapha, dominick puni, and pearsall. puni played all but one snap. he gained praise from around the league, but he held onto advice from training camp to stay grounded. >> too many pats on the back sets you back. so i put that in my notes. no matter how good people tell you you're doing, you got to stick to what's true. >> mustapha took over as a starting safety and became a guy opposing teams circled

. >> reporter: kpix 5 followed jonathan out to sea last year when they were retrieving the crab pots. the season was also delayed, but jonathan says they had a great year catching more than 100,000 pounds of crabs. >> she's three. she's a boat dog. >> reporter: hard to say what this year will look like. they won't know until they retrieve the pots after midnight. local restaurants like the crab house are excited. >> we have partnered with a local guy that has a few boats, and he gives us a first crack at it. so he brings them to us the minute he gets them out of the water, and we get them delivered daily. >> reporter: bob runs five restaurants at pier 39. the crab they serve now are from the oregon and washington area. they plan to serve fresh, local crab as early as monday. >> that's our two-pound plus crab, skillet roasted. the signature dish. >> reporter: fishermen hope they can deliver fresh and meaty crab to bay area diners and shoppers soon. >> my best friend's on the boat working with me. we go out, harvest whatever catch we get. it's more fun that way. we're supplying food for

the perries come out soon, maybe even announced right here on kpix. >> some of those slams look a little personal from mullin and owens. >> they were just trying to make me look as bad as possible. >> you held your own, way to go, vern. >> i held the paddle. >>> up next at 5:00, as fires burn out of control in southern california, futuristic fire prevention tech is on display at the consumer electronics show. >>> the toyota tahoe report is set. let's peek at the map. >> it is a tranquil weather pattern around the bay area and also tranquil across the entire region. zero new snowfall over the past 24 hours, but a good base at all the resorts, a couple feet to six feet depending on elevation and temperatures are going to be favorable that the resorts will be able to add some new snow, fire up snow guns with overnight lows in the teens and 20s, highs reaching the 30s this weekend, should see plenty of sunshine overhead, ideal conditions overall except for the lack of fresh powder and the wind is not going to be an issue. dry weather means good travel weather on u.s. 50 and i-80. as always,

. >>> the evening news with major garrett is coming up next on kpix and your local news continues onnews bay area. we'll be right back in 30 minutes with cbs news bay area >> major: tonight, federal investigators find bomb-making materials in the homes of the new orleans attacker. plus, did city officials leave bourbon street vulnerable? and our interviews with the attacker's half-brother. >> so this came as much of a shock to you and the family as it did to everyone else? fair to say? >> absolutely. >> major: we are following a massive winter storm that is expected to bring blizzard conditions and frigid temperatures from the plains to the east coast. >> i haven't had that much faith

. >> kpix sports is powered by kia. learn more at kia.com., movement that inspires. >> the 49ers have one more game to go before they enter their longest offseason in four years. deebo samuel has been ruled out against the cardinals, george kittle questionable and while sunday's game might not mean anything for the record books, several players still have a lot to play for, including wide receiver jauan jennings chasing his first 1,000-yard season of his career. he just needs 77 yards to get in and should have plenty of opportunities against arizona. it doesn't hurt that everyone in the 9ers locker room wants to make it happen. >> i know it's a big milestone for him. he's put in a lot of work, so won't force feed him the ball, but we want him to get there for sure. >> will there be somebody in your ear during the game saying hey, jauan needs -- >> like 70? yeah. 77? all right. keep that down. i'm sure jauan will tell me, too. >> let's hope he gets it. >>> tough news for the warriors. steve kerr announced steph curry will miss saturday's game

. >>> now you can get your kpix news, weather, and live stream all in one place >>> well, take a look and donations have come flooding into relief centers across los angeles like this one in arcadia. thousands of people donated to help their neighbors. the images coming out of los angeles hit close to some in the bay area, which is why people here are also stepping up to help those in need like vonnell osmidoff. she owns a beach clothing shop and is organizing a clothing drive. she lives in santa rosa and remembers what it was like to evacuate her home in 2017. she wants to make surefire victims have practical items, but also things to ease the emotional toll. >> i'm donating the stuff that maybe someone had something like that in their closet and it's like this really pretty dress. >> other people are helping out in different ways. violinist rose crelli held a benefit concert in hayes valley and hella bagels are donating their huevos rancheros bagel to the organization feed the streets l.a. there are a number of ways for you to help as well. just go to redcross.org/cbs to donate or c

. >>> kpix sports is powered by kia. learn more at kia.com.ia, movement that inspires. >> baseball up top and the giants, pitchers and catchers report for spring training next month, just a few days before newly signed justin verlander celebrates his 42nd birthday. >> i'm starting to get at that point in my career where i'm starting to deal with a lot of people i've played against or are younger than me. so i'm getting pretty used to it. >> just to be clear, when he mentions people his age or younger, i'm definitely younger than he is. i want to make sure that's noted. >> yeah. verlander is four years older than his new boss, buster posey. the three time cy young winner is getting ready for his 20th season and still feels he's got plenty of gas left in the tank. >> there's no definitive answer when you should or can retire, but the answer is pretty similar. when you know, you'll know which isn't really helpful to somebody who doesn't know yet, but it's not there. it's the fast thing everybody wants to point out when things aren't going well, o

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hi, i'm sara donchey. >>> the first few hours of the new year are supposed to be about hope for a fresh start. it is a celebration of better things ahead and it is safe to assume the thousands of people who were out in new orleans' french quarter were looking to do just that, to celebrate, when something happened this morning that would cut multiple lives short in an instant. a man rammed a truck through crowds on bourbon street and we know at least 15 people died as a result. police say the driver was shamsud-din jabbar. he lived near houston, texas, where police swarmed in today to try and get answers. people in new orleans when this happened say they saw the truck crash into the people and them flying into the air. >> there was a car that went through the crowd. >> hit a bunch of people, came back, got out, started shooting right there in front of the door. a bunch of people started screaming and my husband shoved me. >> it is now considered to be the deadliest car ramming incident in u.s. history. iva

. >>> the cbs evening news with major garrett is next here on kpix. local news continues on our streaming service cbs news bay area. we are back here in just 30 minutes with cbs news bay area at 7:00. i'll see you then. ♪ >> he was 100% inspired by isis. >> major: tonight, new details about the extremist motivations of the man who carried out a terror attack on new orleans' bourbon street. >> it was premeditated and an evil act. >> major: the fbi said the attacker left two explosive devices in coolers around the french quarter and acted alone. >> we are not prepared to rule in or rule out anything at this point. >> major: plus, what we are learning about the driver of the cybertruck that blew up just off the las vegas strip. [explosion] the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ good evening, everyone. i'm major garrett in for norah. the fbi said today investigators have found no definitive link between the deadly new year's morning truck attack in new orleans and the explosion of a tesla cybertruck some hours later outside the trump hotel in las vegas. w

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sarah. from bay news area. >> i am sarah. some of the people on pins and needles in the southern part of california because a lot of areas that were spared from these massive and horrific fires, frankly, are still under threat tonight. strong winds are hitting parts of socal right now and for some places they are only going to get stronger as the night goes on. we already have new fires that have broken out down south tonight. there are two burning right now. what is the fire burning in ventura county. this one is on the ground, some in the air. have bulldozers there trying to cut some lines around this. so far it has only burned about 10 acres but firefighters are working hard to get some containment lines around it. earlier the clay fire started in riverside county. homes were in danger at one point but firefighters were still able to get a handle on this one pretty quickly. thankfully. the most damaging fires, the the eton and palisades fire just days after they started. firefighters are doing what they can to protect area

in 1990 that bold vision brought carter to visit the refuge where he crossed paths with then kpix newshor kate kelly. kelly was camping on the refuge with her sister, environmental author debbie miller, and miller's two young daughters. they got a surprise visit from president carter, his wife rosalynn, and the documentary crew. in 1992 kelly saw president carter once more, this time in san francisco. she asked him about energy. >> we had a very comprehensive energy policy put on the law books of our nation while i was in office requiring efficient automobiles, requiring homes to be insulated so they wouldn't waste heat. >> reporter: when carter installed those solar panels, he wanted the nation to get 20% of its power from the sun by the year 2000. if we had done that, many believe we'd be living on a much cooler planet. >> those solar panels on the roof of the west wing were removed by his successor, president ronald reagan. they have found new homes, including at the carter library, the smithsonian, and a museum in china. >>> up next at 5:00, the u.s. surgeon general is now calling

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hi. i'm sara donchey. >>> just like that, the bay area political scene has totally shifted. san francisco is getting a new mayor with a new mandate on wednesday and things are already looking very different in oakland. three new oakland city council members were sworn in today, but despite the new faces they're dealing with some very old problems. the biggest one? a $129 million problem, the budget crisis, which we'll get to in a minute, but this is what the newcomers said after taking the oath of office today. >> we're at our best when we focus on the pragmatics of problem solving and our worst when we attempt to locate ourselves within larger ideological movements. >> every move i make i promise i'll do it in the best interest of oakland. >> yet my heart is overjoyed for the opportunity to work alongside all of you to really help uplift oakland. >> also today the council selected a second interim mayor since sheng thao was recalled. kevin jenkins was chosen to be interim mayor. barbara

cbs evening news starts at 6:30 right here on kpix. >>> and a live look at our nation right now. bay area lawmakers will help a community better prepare for disasters like wildfires. eric swalwell introduces the act. and today it would increase fema's pre-disastir medication system funding and also require feed baa collect on the impact of the national communities. and congressman was in fremont today as the city celebrated a booth. they will keep theming with positions because of this case. and to hear them actually expanding their fire resources? >> reporter: right, ryan. well the fires in southern california have put more scrutiny on recent cuts to funding for public safety resources and has added questions as to whether or not fire departments are adequately prepared for disasters with those cuts. here in fremont, city officials are celebrating a rare increase to fire resources. a station six here behind me adds a different company to the station. >> i heard them go available on the radio, and we got to a point where we didn't know if this was ever going to happen. so when i

you can watch starting at 11:00 right here on kpix and streaming on the free cbs news app. a live look where a public viewing for former president, jimmy carter is underway. and natalie brand is on capitol hill where kamala harris spoke about the former president and a service earlier today. >> reporter: flanked by families, the casket carrying former president, jim lazarus, arrived tuesday afternoon. the 39th president honored with a 21-gun absolute before moving inside for a tribute by members of congress. vice president kamala harris delivered one of the eulogies. >> james earl carter jr. loved our country and he left the world better than he found it. >> reporter: john thune and house speaker mike johnson remarked on a life dedicated to service and country. >> the care did not stop at building homes in the face of what he did to bring life saving medicine. he brokered peace. >> reporter: reflecting on carter's legacy, not just as a state governor and u.s. president, but the achievements after he left the white house. >> he continued to have a major impact not just in th

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hi. i'm sara donchey. >>> a father is trying to find answers tonight after a shooting in a san francisco neighborhood. a man died and his girl friend is fighting for her life. their son was hurt but is expected to be okay. andrea nakano spoke with the family members about what happened. >> a year and a half, yeah. he's going to have to grow up without the dad and everything. he's going to have to grow up without the dad. >> reporter: anthony thomas mourning the loss of his son as he arrived at the home where the shooting happened. >> he took his life for some strange reason. >> reporter: thomas says it was his son that shot his girl friend and turned the gun on himself. >> today, my birthday, and what a present. so i just tell people to stay away from guns and just try to work out your problems the best way what you can. >> reporter: investigators have been on the scene trying to piece together what happened inside this bernal heights home. police say they got a call of a shooting just af

. >>> the evening news with major garrett is coming up next on kpix and your local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. we'll be right back in 30 minutes with cbs news bay area >> major: tonight, federal investigators find bomb-making materials in the homes of the new orleans attacker. plus, did city officials leave bourbon street vulnerable? and our interviews with the attacker's half-brother. >> so this came as much of a shock to you and the family as it did to everyone else? fair to say? >> absolutely. >> major: we are following a massive winter storm that is expected to bring blizzard conditions and frigid temperatures from the plains to the east coast. >> i haven't had that much faith in humanity in a very long time. >> major: and steve hartman's "on the road" with an unlikely pair of friends who know the power of a dollar. >> you give something away, you feel like you've got a lot of things from it. >> major: the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ good evening, everyone. i'm major garrett in for norah. we begin once again in new orleans, where police said

service and for taking on the nations right now, you can nominate a local hero for the icon award at kpix>> it is a beautiful start to our morning outside, look at the sunrise behind me, i'm loving it. have you been liking the warm weather the past couple of days? >> i will take the sun every single day of the year. >> well, we are going to see the sun every single day this next week, but we need some rain and none is in the foreseeable future, so get used to these dry conditions, it'll be here for the next several days. early this morning, some locations across the north bay are a couple of degrees warmer than yesterday, right now we are sitting in the 40s across the bay area, maybe near 50 closer to the coastal communities but the bigger issue, the biggest difference compared to just 24 hours ago is the fact that our temperatures are significantly warmer, 15 degrees warmer in fairfield, 11 degrees warmer in antioch and seven degrees warmer in santa rosa and you might be wondering why. it has to do with the wind earlier this morning, we are looking at gustier wins in fairfield and antioc

in 1990, that bold vision brought carter to visit the refuge where he crossed paths with then kpix news anchor kate kelly. kelly was camping on the refuge with her sister environmental author debby miller and miller's two young daughters. they got a surprise visit from carter, wife rosalynn, documentary crew. the president wanted to meet kelly's sister. in 1992, kelly saw president carter one more time, this time in san francisco. she asked him about energy. >> we had a comprehensive energy policy put on the law books of our nation while i was in office requiring efficient automobiles, requiring homes to be insulated so they wouldn't waste hit. >> reporter: when carter installed the solar panels, he wanted the nation to get 20% of the power from the sun by 2000. if we had done that many believe we would be living on a much cooler planet. >> as for the solar panels they were removed by successor ronald reagan. there are new homes including the carter library, smithsonian and a museum in china. >>> zoe, you made a comment about twisters. i wanted to go back to that. i understand the scien

use that hashtag, kpix. >>> turning to the scene of a terror attack on new orleans. that street now open again as the people of new orleans adjust to a terrible new normal. they lined up along the street last night and you are starting to see these makeshift vigils appear on that street for the victims who were killed in that deadly attack. 14 dead. when a man drove a truck into crowds celebrating the new year. katie weise has the update as city leaders will not give into fear. >> reporter: crowds return to bourbon street thursday, along with extra police presence. >> we're not going to be scared or terrorized. new orleans is going to keep going, like we always do. >> authorities now say the man who rammed a truck through crowds celebrating the new year early wednesday acted alone. >> we're confident at this point, that there's no accomplices. >> shamsud-din jabbar rented a truck in houston, texas, and drove to new orleans on tuesday evening. after midnight on the morning of the attack, he placed two improvised explosive devices in coolers in the french quarter. he p

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let us know, go to social media , #kpix and let us know where you are and post a photo of your go bag and let's help each other and make sure we have what we need. >>> bay area volunteers helping of a shelters impacted by the wildfires. their efforts to help displaced pets, coming up. >>> a nonprofit trying to end homelessness in the ea ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. >>> thank you for joining us. at 6:30, we follow developments on the devastating wildfires in los angeles county. 24 people confirmed dead and 16 missing. the largest fire in the palisades burning more than 23,000 acres and it is 14% contained . the eaton fire is 14,000 acres, a lot of progress over the weekend, 33% containment. >> a total of four fire scorched more than 62 square miles is the broke out nearly a week ago. for perspective, that is less than the combined size of oakland and berkeley. strong santa ana winds are expected to return again later today. and continue through wednesday. the national weather service says tomorrow is li