>>gene kang, ktla, 5 news.al session, california is gearing up for another trump presidency. kristine about easton was at the state capitol as hundreds gathered from across the state to protest trumps immigration plans, including proposed efforts to enact mass deportations. >>hundreds of immigration advocates from across california gathered at the state capitol today in your president elect trump's immigration plan. it is time to the front, california with ones and it again on the first day of both the regular and special legislative session here in sacramento. i think it's a march and rally outside the state capitol hoping state officials implement protections for immigrants in california and the demanding for the governor. >>and all the representatives to a meeting and a special session to really hear everyone in try represet and defend the court regarded by california is home to nearly 11 million immigrants. >>today's rally called the people's march happen in response to growing criticism of the trump admini

now, this is an aerial view from our sister station, ktla, down south. you can see just how widespread this franklin fire is at last check. almost 2000 acres have been burned. and again, this is in malibu near pepperdine university just off pacific coast highway, which is currently shut down until further notice in total were talking about 18,000 people being displaced, 8100 structures remain threatened by this fire. there's a shelter in place that has since been lifted for those at the university after an assessment of campus conditions were deemed as safe. but again, you can see they continue to try to put it out this morning. but as of right now, there's still a lot at risk. and this fire in red flag warning continues as we remain with these gusty winds. but we'll keep you updated as we get more updates from officials down south daria, i thanks a lot, michael 10. 0, 5. right now on another big story in national news, it turns out the man that police believe. >> killed the ceo of united healthcare in new york has ties to the bay area. the manhunt as we

retired fbi agent bobby to cohn told ktla today because the suspected killer's face was revealed in this picture. really surprised that someone hasn't picked up the phone and says i do that is investigators might already know who the gunman is. it was a moment flirting with a hostile staffer which led the killer to lower his mask and smile. but finding the clues that help track him down is tedious. he's a busy places. lots of people say going to grand central station and, you know, to run facial recognition on video like that takes a lot of time. new york city has what they call a domain awareness system. investigators have access to license plate readers. tens of thousands of security cameras, facial recognition tools and phone call locations. it's a lot of evidence in the neighborhood of the shooting in and around central park places they know he was probably at the airports at the train stations. the gunman wanted for the murder of the 50 year-old thompson wednesday morning to cohn says after 2 days it is likely investigators are increasingly anxious to get the killer in custody. inve

retired fbi agent bobby to cohn told ktla today because the suspected killer's face was revealed in this picture. really surprised. >> that someone has to pick up the phone and says i do that is investigators might already know who the gunman is. it was a moment flirting with a hostile staffer which led the killer to lower his mask and smile. but finding the clues that help track him down is tedious. he's a busy places. lots of people say going to grand central station and, you know, to run facial recognition on video like that takes a lot of time. new york city has what they call a domain awareness system. investigators have access to license plate readers. tens of thousands of security cameras, facial recognition tools and phone call locations. it's a lot of evidence in the neighborhood of the shooting in and around central park in places they know he was probably at the airports at the train stations. the gunman wanted for the murder of the 50 year-old thompson wednesday morning to cohn says after 2 days it is likely investigators are increasingly anxious to get the killer in custody.

>>john fund olio ktla. 5 news. hannah kobayashi announced she'd be located. she's now located and safe. they're now offering refunds to people who donated to an online fundraiser to help find her during the weeks-long search. any donor who would like a refund can submit a claim by december 18th more than 880 people donated to the gofundme raising a 47,000 zoller gofundme for the search and to cover funeral costs for the father who is believed to have taken his own life during the initial days of that search. switching gears now, while we're experiencing rain here in the bay area, snow is falling in the high country, christine, about reports from cisco grove with the latest snow conditions in the sierra. >>people we spoke to today. we're headed up to reno and also many of them just headed to tahoe to snowboard for the day. but due to the snowstorm, there was several accidents throughout the day. >>i knew it was going to snow, but not like this is kind of kind of scary. actually, the snowstorm has added a few inches

ktla has been reporting on a possible growing trend products intercepted before delivery. rick markowitz ordered his $4,000 computer for in-store pickup. >> only to find out someone pretended to be him and snatched someone came in. >> presented and id. your name on it presented a qr code. and as a result, we files are proud to call. and we came from the laptop. what can consumers do? korea went or a security expert and founder and ceo of kenji, a consulting. >> says victims should open a claim with the retailer and contact your bank to report fraud and authorities. although these types of crimes feel very invasive because they are. >> it's worth pointing out that the risk identity theft and data breaches is far greater last year. the cost exceeded 10 billion dollars for american citizens. so in all cases, smart, proactive safety measures is always a good idea. >> gene kang. >> let's get you a check of the forecast now taking a live look across downtown san francisco. it is the second night of december. >> here we go right now. now we just hyper speed into the holidays. fir

retired fbi agent bobby to cohn told ktla today because the suspected killer's face was revealed in thisture. really surprised that someone has to pick up the phone and says i know that is investigators might already know who the gunman is. it was a moment flirting with a hostile staffer which led the killer to lower his mask and smile. but finding the clues that help track him down is tedious. he's a busy places. lots of people say going to grand central station and, you know, to run facial recognition on video like that takes a lot of time. new york city has what they call a domain awareness system. investigators have access to license plate readers. tens of thousands of security cameras, facial recognition tools and phone call locations. it's a lot of evidence in the neighborhood of the shooting in and around central park. the places they know he was probably at the airports at the train stations. the gunman wanted for the murder of the 50 year-old thompson wednesday morning to cohn says after 2 days it is li5ely investigators are increasingly anxious to get the killer in custody. the

attorney gamine tells ktla recording customers.t's nothing but the reality is every time we go shopping, there are cameras. >> so we know that were being recorded. shoppers, we talked with burbank have mixed reviews, but agreed if employees in blue vest wearing cameras, it might just encourage customers to stay off the naughty list. sandra mitchell. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 10 thieves ram and cars saying into stores in oakland where hearing from businesses who say police need to do more to keep their store safe. plus, what we're learning tonight about a chairlift accident in tahoe. ♪ you know i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪ ♪ just one more night ♪ ♪ and i'm coming off this long and winding road ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event. before the holiday. several oakland businesses are hit by thieves using cars to ram into stores. >> kron four's lindsay for spoke

attorney gamine tells ktla recording customers.s nothing but the reality is every time we go shopping, there are cameras. >> so we know that were being recorded. shoppers, we talked with burbank have mixed reviews, but agreed if employees in blue vest wearing cameras, it might just encourage customers to stay off the naughty list. sandra mitchell. >> thinking about we all live in the yellow submarine. what this beatle mania making its way to uc berkeley campus on this day in 1967. students rallied at the center of campus singing yellow submarine by the beatles to advocate for free speech on campus. they say the song represents banding together in a new way of looking at life. this video is taken from our archives showing one of many protests, the cal, which is often credited with being the birthplace of the free speech movement. students push equal hiring practices and for the administration to lift restrictions on expressing social and political views and called for an end to the draft. still ahead on properties at 4 santa where t

attorney gamine tells ktla recording customers.e reality is every time we go shopping, there are cameras. >> so we know that were being recorded. shoppers, we talked with burbank have mixed reviews, but agreed if employees in blue vest wearing cameras, it might just encourage customers to stay off the naughty list. sandra mitchell. 25 still to come on the kron 4 morning news. nissan and honda are merging. >> the 2 car-making giant say they've signed a memorandum of understanding for the merger. it would create the world's 3rd largest automaker. honda says it would initially be the new management. after the break. >> the man accused of shooting and killing the ceo of united healthcare is being hailed a hero by many. we take a look at the reasons why. plus a glitch brought american airlines flights across the u.s. to a standstill this morning we spoke to people at sfo as they and make it to their holiday destinations. [office noises] ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪♪ ♪ que rico, i like it like that ♪ ♪♪ ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪ i've got so

attorney gamine tells ktla recording customers. it's nothing but the reality is every time we go shopping, there are cameras. >> so we know that were being recorded. shoppers, we talked with burbank have mixed reviews, but agreed if employees in blue vest wearing cameras, it might just encourage customers to stay off the naughty list. sandra mitchell. >> whether you are planning to stay home or travel for christmas. authorities, our shared safety tips. they're reminding people to be aware of fire danger. joining us now is captain jonathan baxter from the san francisco fire department. captain. were good and glad to see you. this is really nice of you to do this. let me start by saying, you know, it is christmas eve. captain, we know generally that is the time of hire fire, risky. you would think people would know the drill. don't overload your electric sockets, but how big a problem is that? >> you know, that's something that system is not immune to its innate nation national. why issue? we do have some safety tips that we can shar

attorney gamine tells ktla recording customers. it's nothing but the reality is every time we go shopping, there are cameras. >> so we know that were being recorded. shoppers, we talked with burbank have mixed reviews, but agreed if employees in blue vest wearing cameras, it might just encourage customers to stay off the naughty list. sandra mitchell. still ahead. the robber morning news. a man accused of shooting and killing the ceo of united healthcare. >> is being hailed as a hero by some take a look at the reason why. and a glitch brought american airlines flights across the u.s. to a standstill. we talked to as they try to make it to their holiday destinations. we'll be right back. >> and we're back like we never left wishing you a happy chillin over here. well, gayle has got the forecast covered. and gail, it's been a little active but kind of calming down down. yes, exactly. and we started off with some rain overnight and really. >> i was coming down early this morning and now i'm seeing breaks in the rain. here's the satell

ktla is alina abovian reports. >> monday, december 9th flames tore through this sarah retreat neighborhoodgillis won't forget to 11:00pm start smelling spoke. go outside, look up. skies read. >> set up the gas pumps to get the water out of the pool. fires came started lighting up the palm trees. the palm trees are crackling, sending embers everywhere. i did goggles, % barely had a mask. just a band so much smoke and ash everywhere can barely see. >> all while trying to save his home, alex says he was trying to save his neighbors for the people who stayed behind. it was a desperate fight. it was a lot we're carrying on 300 pound water hoses for like 15 hours, 10 sleep for almost 40 hours. never been awake for that long in my life. 4 homes have been destroyed. 6 homes have been damaged and we are reporting 5 out out buildings are smaller structures like sheds. fire officials announcing today the repopulation of certain areas while crews continue to monitor hot spots, the blessing of >> a lot of residents that evacuated was super helpful to get emergency crews and for everybody to do their wo

attorney gamine tells ktla recording customers. it's nothing but the reality is every time we go shopping, there are cameras. >> so we know that were being recorded. shoppers, we talked with burbank have mixed reviews, but agreed if employees in blue vest wearing cameras, it might just encourage customers to stay off the naughty list. sandra mitchell. about 1 million americans are soon receive up to $1400 from the irs. >> the agency is distributing roughly 2.4 million dollars to those who fail to claim a covid stimulus payment called a recovery rebate credit. all the 2021 tax returns. no action is to be taken by anybody who's eligible the payments article automatically in should arrive by direct deposit, were checked by the end of next month. the news out of the sea, former president bill clinton is in the hospital after reports of having a fever. clinton is 78 years old. representative for clinton says he's undergoing testing and observation. the same representative says he remains in good spirits and appreciates the care he is re

we have live reporter at the scene from our sister station ktla to provide us the updated information >> hi, justine. while we're here in malibu on the lawn of pepperdine university. and we just got word that acreage has actually grown now to 2700 acres burned. and we're starting to see some of that white. so you can see the fire burning right behind us here. this behind the campus. pepperdine university. now earlier, there was a shelter-in-place order for the students and staff here at pepperdine university that has since lifted. now people who are under evacuation orders, including students and staff here at pepperdine. everyone is being told to leave. we were earlier at a place where there was a closure coming on to pch. hear anyone trying to get into this area is being told to leave, considering they want to make space for firefighters to be able to get to this fire because we are at the mercy of the weather here in southern california. this is a wind-driven fire. you can see both of these aircrafts here. >> one of them coming down from making a water drop. the other one getting r

attorney gamine tells ktla recording customers.s nothing but the reality is every time we go shopping, there are cameras. >> so we know that were being recorded. shoppers, we talked with burbank have mixed reviews, but agreed if employees in blue vest wearing cameras, it might just encourage customers to stay off the naughty list. sandra mitchell. still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. the man accused of shooting and killing the ceo united healthcare is being hailed a hero by >> we mr. clean magic eraser... wow - where has this been my entire life? having to clean with multiple products is a hassle. trying to figure out okay - what am i going to use on the shower, what am i going to use on the bathtub? i don't have to think about that. with magic eraser... i use it on everyday messes. i even use it on things that i think are impossible to clean. you just add water, and then i'm good to go. i can go from the countertop, to the stove, to the microwave, and just use one magic eraser. if you're a mom, you need mr. clean magic eraser

attorney gamine tells ktla recording customers.thing but the reality is every time we go shopping, there are cameras. >> so we know that were being recorded. shoppers, we talked with burbank have mixed reviews, but agreed if employees in blue vest wearing cameras, it might just encourage customers to stay off the naughty list. sandra mitchell. if you're still doing christmas shopping, the we keep mentioning the fact you're not alone. >> kron 4 sarah stinson talked with some last minute. shoppers. >> it's been quite busy with people from all over the bay area coming right here to walnut creek's broadway plaza to get last-minute christmas gifts and many are finding success leaving with a bag or 2. >> oh, gosh. during the secret cell were looking for some last minute gifts like calling you out. that's right. for for arson. sorry. in the final countdown until christmas families like the cause kayden's scooped up deals on most people are having some sort of a promotions and stop. so it inspiring. you know, little incentive is super busy

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in the newsroom, samantha cortese ktla, 5 news.kes have been felt in parts of northern california. the most recent earthquake this week hitting nevada but felt as far as sacramento. >>kimberly cruz spoke with emergency responders there and cal oes. we have some tips on how to stay safe and prepared. california is earthquake. country, earthquakes are unpredictable. so get prepared. now, that's the message. local and state agencies are putting out whether it's fires or earthquakes or whatever it is to have a plan that ally and chief parker will born with metro fire says it's important to have an action plan. >>before disaster strikes, you live in one of these areas near a fault line. >>to go bag that has 72 hours worth of food, a gallon of water per person per day. first aid kit batteries with flashlights, things that you would potentially need to survive on your own for upwards of 72 hours. second on the list of tips is making sure to have an evacuation plan. how to plan know where you're going to go and communicate that with other

i'm shelby nelson, ktla. 5 news. >>in yolo county for the very first time county leaders and community members have now created an exhibit highlighting and honoring ross aereo's. that's the male mexican workers who came to the u.s. temporarily to ease labor shortages during world war. 2. now kimberly cruz has more on the one day exhibit that's keeping history alive. this exhibit was months in the making with county community members and local leaders stepping up to highlight the contributions of dust settles. >>not only in the u.s. but in yolo county. this december. 30th will mark 60 years since the vanessa do program ended in the country. dozens of pictures, his descendants live in the divis area and historical artifacts, i save painted these walls on tuesday, creating an exhibit bringing awareness to the dust settle program in the united states which brought no mexican workers to sustain the u.s. economy from 1942. to 1964. were always very proud to honor the past. and, you know, both the good things that have in t

that's the very latest from reno shelby nelson, ktla. 5 news. the biden-harris administration is working to improve the supply chain of what they call crucial semiconductor manufacturing components. >>and in northern california tech facility may well reap the benefits. reporter juliet smith went to the headquarters in roseville and brings us more details the investment will contribute to the company's plan to invest. 1.9 billion dollars into transforming this manufacturing facility right here in roseville. the u.s. department of commerce has announced preliminary plans granting the german tech giant bosch. >>up to a quarter million dollars under the chips and science act signed into law in 2022, the bosch facility will be the company's largest silicon carbide power semiconductor manufacturing facility in the world. according to the department of commerce, the deo see as that this grant will also allow for increased production and create up to 1700 jobs across the state. those we spoke with today say at least 700 of those jobs will be in rosevill