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what we are monitoring in la, we do have that qr code you can watch the live page where we can bring you up—to—date with our correspondence who are on the ground and we can crossre, bring us up to date, where are you and just we are seeing those fires just continuing to burn, obviously it is a difficult situation for everybody on the ground. it’s everybody on the ground. it's extremely — everybody on the ground. it�*s extremely difficult and one moment there is a glimmer of hope because as you have been talking about, in terms of getting his fires under control, the containment percentages. these and not that everyone is looking out for, how much have the fires been contained, firefighters are convinced it is not going to be spread any further but those numbers are still very low. the big fires, the pacific palisades, the first to start on last tuesday still spreading and moving towards other densely populated areas, brentwood, to the west of los angeles, also the san fernando valley which is sprawling area to the north of hollywood and i am right nowjust north of the san fernando valley, and there have been fires here to the west and to the east as well. extr

they started a fundraiser this week to collect money for the red cross of la. in the east bay, spca says it will take in some 12 animals tomorrow from shelters from all over la. this will allow those organizations down south to make more space for lost and injured pets, all impacted by these wildfires. the animals will be coming off large flights landing in hayward tomorrow, bringing over 50 animals up here to the bay area shelters, all from southern california. adoptions with the east bay spca are currently free, all to help clear out space for the new arrivals that are all coming in tomorrow. got mark tamayo here. we'll talk a little weather locally, but musk landing pretty good sized fire right now at the power plant there, right on monterey bay. how's the weather down there? >> yeah, of course, when something like this, you want to take a look at the winds to see how things could be transporting all that, all that, just the plumes and stuff. so you get the idea. here on the mapping system, we could show you monterey bay. there's santa cruz up to the north f

la bacteria. hay. un sistema que en inglés se llama cross contamination. disfrutar del recalentado de manera segura y sin preocupaciones. recuerde que es mejor prevenir que lamentar en sacramento lupita baltazar telemundo. sí, sobre todo ese consejo no dejar los alimentos fuera, no? a veces dejamos sobre todo esas comidas. de hecho, más que nada los lácteos es lo que se puede tal vez echar a perder más pronto, así que tener mucho cuidado para así poder disfrutar un día más de esa cena tan rica. y también si la gente pretende comer más de ese recalentado, pues congelarlo, congelarlo y va a durar un poquito más y después irlo sacando poco a poco. exacto. ya cuando se le vaya antojando lo puede sacar y así disfrutar todavía de más tiempo. ya para mediados de enero todavía estar comiendo la comida de la cena y bueno, así nos vamos a la pausa. pero al regresar hablaremos sobre un plan que tiene la ciudad de san josé para desalojar un campamento de personas sin hogar. y patrullas. se movilizaron durante la madrugada para controlar al menos 2 espectáculos ilegale

and of course, monetary funds from the red cross to other la county organizations that have been collecting, that has also been really beneficial. >> we've been told real quickly, before we let you go, you mentioned shelter and hotels and i'm wondering if you've seen price gouging, because we have heard of some anecdotal examples of that happening as people look for places to rent. >> absolutely. kristen. unfortunately, we have seen some of that on zillow. and then really quickly, they've been reported. that's what the attorney general, rob bonta, he put up a site to basically make it as easy as possible to report anything. and, you know, angelenos are diligent people that are out there looking on things. they are reporting that it's getting put down. that's important because, for instance, airbnb was offering temporary free housing for fire victims. but then some people, we had heard those reports as well, that they're staying at a residence and then they're seeing it for maybe two weeks or three weeks down the line, the price has skyrocketed more than the 10%, which is considered illegal.

selling an la strong collection of t—shirts, with all proceeds benefiting the la fire department foundation and american red crossemacist has been jailed for attempted murder. he stabbed somebody in the chest and hand in worcester. he was given a life sentence with a minimum term of 22 years and eight months. this is the moment he was sentenced. taking account of all _ moment he was sentenced. taking account of all the _ moment he was sentenced. taking account of all the matters - account of all the matters which i have set out above, i have concluded that if i were not passing a life sentence, the appropriate national determinate sentence in your case would have been one of 3a years in total for all of your offending. it therefore follows that the sentence in your case for the offence of attempted murder should be one of life imprisonment with a minimum term of 22 years eight months, being two thirds of that emotional determinate sentence, less the 284 days that have been served on remand. i propose a sentence of two years for the offence of possessing a bladed article, concurrent to the life sentence. for the o

unidos por áreas rurales, es decir, cruzar la frontera de manera ilegal podría volverse más peligroso. 2 concern me as as as u it gets harder and harder to cross, mientras que los cárteles van a sacar provecho de esto y se van a volver más agresivos. ante el endurecimiento de las medidas migratorias. pero hay más preguntas que van dejando las amenazas y las acciones migratorias que ha tomado el presidente trump. por eso, carlos zapata habló con un experto para aclarar muchas de estas dudas. escuchemos chu lo 20 con tranquilidad sale a sus quehaceres maría de jesús esparza. ya es un alivio porque yo de repente como que tenía miedo salir. verdad? salir. tenía miedo salir que pues que me puedan reportar o algo, verdad? por medio de petición de ajuste de estatus por matrimonio, obtuvo su residencia en diciembre donald john trump, un mes antes del nuevo mandato del presidente trump. aunque esta vez que pasé me hicieron muchas preguntas y que ya como que no me querían dejar pasar y de hecho nomás me dieron el permiso por 2 semanas. un temor que millones sienten hoy bajo la promesa de la operación de deportación más grande en la historia del país, co

seeing a lot of also fuel trucks entering through uh the uh, the, the crossing and coming here crossing to. so la dean where i am sending right now. now, according to our sources, at least 124 trucks have entered sense the morning. and we have been also seeing more trucks coming in. but we need to keep in mind like yes, there is a human to tell you in a coming, but there are 2 challenges for distributing those. the aid, the 1st thing is people on the move like people were all concentrated and squeezed in the central area. but now people are going back to sun units, they're going to backdate up. well, they're going back to the eastern parts where they do not. uh, they're not based the place they were based before. and the 2nd thing is the warehouse is doing the work that is where the force has targeted a couple of warehouses where you and agencies have been storing their, their products, and the aid and all the food parcels. so now there are a couple of challenges, but the main challenge is people are on the move. now the market now is full of different products, different items. children are so h

. >> and then they're directed to various services like red cross or la city if needed. some we've spoken with today are unhappy with the process and how long it's taken to get up to their homes. >> you tell me the common sense of having us come all the way down here to show you an id, to go all the way back to go in the palisades. i've said enough. it sucks. >> and although many residents know they'll be returning to nothing but ash and rubble, to be back home is enough. >> maybe one photo, maybe something to take away. probably not. but better go and see it, right? so. the rains there was anything, i suspect it's probably washed down anyway. >> ashley mackey, abc seven news. >> a new bill introduced in sacramento is targeting big oil. democrats backing the legislation want to create a pathway for californians and insurers to seek damages following climate disasters like wildfires and major flooding. >> those who have been harmed in these climate disasters to seek damages in court from the fossil fuel companies who have done business in california and who suppressed the

las vegas. >> we used g4s to enable artificial intelligence and now it is revolutionizing geforce. today we are announcing our next generation, the rtx blackwell family. >> let's cross over to ed ludlow , who joins us from las vegas. this is a company you know well and a ceo you have interviewed a number of times. talk to us about what he outlined with a particular focus on the new graphics card. >> it is kind of them going after everything left in the world of ai, going back to their roots. their history is in gaming gp used so if you're a nerd that likes to build your own high-performance computer you would likely have an nvidia gpu. we got used to the idea that they are this stalwart provider of gpu's and data centers and what they announced and what these images are showing our them taking that work and making high-performance gp use for the consumer and for developers that are a fraction of the price of the prior generation. data centers are like 100 billion for the full year but in a future where ai is everywhere i think he has his eye on other markets. >> it's fascinating as a diversifier. does that speak to concern for you amongst nvidia that maybe it is ove

the hello and welcome to cross stuff over in time peter la belle fuels politicians communicate like donald trump. these words can be easily interpreted in a number of different ways. for example, take ukraine, does the president have a real piece plan? well, he defied washington's traditional conventional wisdom. also, how terrified should your be a trump discuss these issues and more. i'm joined by my guess towards samuel in budapest. he's a broadcast where the guy go, which can be found on youtube and locals and, and assemble. we have the leak serial not he is a story and, and political commentator, right? gentlemen, across that goals and the fact that news can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. all right, let's start out with george in budapest, again, ukraine is forcibly meetings, but on the agenda, no surprised them. trump said he was going to end and end of day. well, they didn't happen and it's not happening. i have to wait in mid to both of you. um, initially i was not the lady, but i was, you know, and they made some kind of confidence. they do, you know, trump say

red cross for the california wild fire relief efforts and red cross delivering safe shelter, hot meals and resources to those hurt by the la fires. if you'd like to help as well, visit go.foxforwards/red cross. now to this story. >> we had a great meeting, whether it's one bill or two bill, there's a lot of talk about two but a lot of talk about one, doesn't matter but the end result going to get something done and it's reducing taxes and jobs and all the other things you know about and. liz: gop senate and moving forward with one big beautiful bill after he met with senate republicans on capitol hill going from senate budget and senator ron johnson. >> one big beautiful bill on taxes and energy and shutting the border. are you hearing that too? >> i know we're going to secure the border. i know we're going to prevent a massive automatic tax increase in 2026. executive process or the exact process, we'll see how it all pans out here. staying with the new leadership and speaker johnson and going for president trump and we're having discussions and there's a lot of collaborations and going for them and discussions going on a

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la. and a parent company nexstar is partnering with the american red cross to launch donations for wildfire victims in southern california. you can scan the qr code on your screen to help out. and we're staying on top of those deadly blazes burning now in southern california for the latest information. stay with us here on air. or you can check out our website. kron 4 dot com. a graduate. san francisco has a new fire. chief mayor daniel lurie, tapping battalion chief crispin to take over the role. kristen is a san francisco native with 34 years of service. his appointment comes as the city grapples with an expected budget deficit of nearly 900 million dollars over the next 2 years. >> i'm acutely aware of the potential budget shortfalls we face. work collaboratively with other departments in the mayor's office to tackle these issues head-on. >> crispin spends the next few weeks transitioning into that new rule before officially taking over his chief duties on january. 21st, he replaces sandy. tom, who has been filling in as interim chief since september. the sonoma county board of superviso

>> yeah, i flew to la yesterday to deploy hundreds of red cross was on the ground helping people. our focus right now is to get people out of harm's way. we've got multiple shelters open, making sure those basic needs are being met. hot meals, health health service, volunteers, mental health volunteers and keeping people safe around the clock. >> yeah. what are the needs? what are you seeing the most from people who are coming in for help? >> yeah, folks are still waiting to hear, you know how things are with their specific homes and we just want them to know they aren't alone. so we're making sure that the basic needs are being met with feeding and mental health and all of that right now. >> and how many shelters to have set up in southern california right now. we would us and our partners. there's about 8 and that number continues to change every minute. >> disasters that you've got to help before. yes, so we're used to wildfires in northern california where i'm from, but this one is obviously in some urban areas, which is very, very different and makes things makes things diffi

cross. by the way, the nfl moved that game from la to arizona because of the fires. our coverage of this firestorm in southern california continues throughout the evening. please join us for an nbc news special called fire and ash devastation in la. watch it right here on nbc bay area starting at 10:00. while southern california is dealing with wildfires, we're feeling earthquakes up here in the bay area. two jolts rattling some nervesoday at the san francisco zoo. also, is this tiktok's last chance? the social media platform makes a plea to the u.s. supreme court to avoid a ban that is set to take place within ten days. our scott budman tracked today's arguments and will let us know which way he thinks a jolt early this morning. a 3.7 magnitude quake rattled around 7 a.m. the usgsinpointed its center in the ocean a few miles west of san francisco zoo on the san andreas fault. that is a relatively active fault line. so small quakes? well, they're pretty common. we checked with the zoo, by the way, and no damage or injuries to report there. thankfully, experts say whi

cross software. all things are considered on peter la belcher mind, you were discussing maga, the . okay, let's go back to n g and in miami, over the last few hours we had an earth shaking news. oh, good news. um a cease fire coming into effect uh, surrounding and conflict between these railways and hum us. and i don't want to go into the origin story here because a lot has been talked about that i have very strong views on it. but we are talking about maga and it is really quite remarkable that donald trump, before the interest office, had to stump his foot once and hard. and he got his way and something that we were told for what 1618 months was impossible to solve. and that was an issue that it is divided. the american people divided the democratic party divided the republican party and even divisions in within the mag, a movement here. but they are on the, on the hours before the analogy ration, donald trump, can claim at least temporarily a fam, really the as a foreign policy, one of the stuff, even president of the united states. angie, it's incredible. look, this is a great 1

plasma and plant pallets a greatly needed across the nation as the american red cross struggles to keep up with demands la fires combined with the winter storm events contributing to a blood shortage for the nonprofit. >> resulted in 500 cancel blood drives nationally. and collectively we've missed out on 12,000 units of blood collected. >> the red cross says donors of all types, particularly type negative donors and those giving blood are essential to saving lives this month. our parent company nexstar media group to partner with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims. he go ahead. scan that qr code order to help. are now let's turn our attention. a bay area basketball williams started strong against the sacramento kings leading by 18 points at the start of the game. but he couldn't secure the win. a kron four's. erin wilson has the story. >> and the last time these 2 teams met it was earlier this month with the warriors lost the kings by 30 points at home with a chase. >> but those a while to get remain. we'll pick it up in the 2nd quarter was tied at. 24 begins. drains 3 from the top of key.

the money is due to be donated to organizations including the american red cross, the la fire department and the los angeles regional food bank. today, the san francisco spca is heading down to los angeles to help animal shelters down there. the nonprofit is waiving all adoption fees so it can receive adoptable dogs and cats in some of the fire torn areas. and since we first started talking about this on our air over the weekend, the nonprofit organization says it adopted 30 other pets during the weekend. the group will be heading back here to the bay area on wednesday, with several new animals ready to be adopted. they won't be bringing back any pets that belong to fire victims. only animals that were already in the shelter. >> there's no power. there's no water. there's broken gas lines, and we have unstable structures. >> thousands of people still can't go home. as southern california wildfires rage, the new concerns about winds. and firefighters say the coming days are critical. >> plus, if they keep their word and help us, i'm going to rebuild. >> people who lost everything come tog

administration will release them look, even after what happened in new orleans can and las vegas even though that wasn't somebody that crossedhey're still releasing thousands of people every day into this country. they're releasing through the cbp-1 app, thousands from the if border patrol. [audio difficulty] they haven't changed courses at all. matter of fact, they're trying to sabotage the incoming administration. they're trying the sign policies every day that's going to affect our administration, right many so i just wish the transition would be smooth and be honest and let us do what they're going to do, but they're going to to put every roadblock up to make sure we're not successful. but we're going to be successful. we're going to do this job with or without 'em. they can keep sabotaging us, but we're going to to get this done. stuart: biden's going to release 11 prisoners from guantanamo bay. they were sent to man to, quote -- to oman to, quote, start new lives. why would we release these prisoners right after we had a terror attack that if new orleans? -- attack in new orleans? >> common sense tells you we wouldn't.

regarding evacuation orders or warnings or any road closures, please go to la county.gov/emergency for assistance. the american red cross is doing an amazing job. please contact them. and again for some of the negative things i talk about, there are some amazing stories of community members coming forward to donate items. it is very inspiring for donations. go to emergency network los angeles and now it's my pleasure to introduce assistance chief joy from the los angeles police department. >> good morning. i want to start by just assuring everybody our primary focus still remains the safety and well-being of our residents. these fires have caused significant disruptions but we're working tirelessly with our partners to protect lives, property and secure critical infrastructure. as of in morning lapd has in the city 266 officers deployed to the palisades fire. we also have support from our national guard partners who have deployed 200 soldiers assigned to the incident and very grateful for their support. we also have dedicated resource investigating our missing persons reported. so at this time as of this morning 6:00 a.

partnered with the american red cross to host a blood drive at its administration building wednesday because the nonprofit is in desperate need been unable to collect donations in la because of the fires and the and the winter. >> storm resulted in 500 cancel blood drives nationally. and collectively we've missed out on 12,000 units of blood collected. the red cross says donors of all types, particularly type o negative blood donors and those giving platelets are essential to saving lives. this month. i signed up for this before the fires, still, if regardless of where it helps, it where chief diaz says 14 of her crew members have helped fight. the la fires are making a contribution not only to people who need it such as folks who have sickle disease. >> there's a shortage in plasma and platelets. so we're really excited to be able to make a contribution in this way, a contribution that will go a long in fremont. philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> and if you're looking to help, the fire victims, our parent company nexstar media group is partnering with the red cross to raise money for those folks. you can scan the qr code to help out. it has been just over 48 hours

as the american red cross struggles to keep up with demand. the laes combined with the winter storm events across the eastern and southern united states have contributed to a blood shortage for the nonprofit. >> it has resulted in 500 canceled blood drives nationally. and collectively we've missed out on 12,000 units of blood collected. >> red cross says donors of all types, particularly type o negative donors and those who are giving platelets are essential to saving lives this month. our parent company nexstar media group has also partnered with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims in southern california. if you'd like to help, all you have to do is scan the qr code that you see there on your screen. >> the family of a woman who was pushed to her death at a% bart station last year is suing barred, accusing the transit agency of failing to protect the public last year. 74 year-old corazon dan dan was pushed in front of a moving bart train and she died of her injuries and a suspect has been charged in her death. but today, dan dense fami

arlen number of organizations that are available that you can donate to the red cross, for instance, salvation army, the lartment foundation is also available to just a few of the nonprofits that are legitimate that, you know, you can donate to and trust that it's going to get what's going on for a drive-in has been has been talking about that. volunteers are on the ground from the american red cross working to help those who haoe lost everything from the devastating wildfires in southern california. >> there are also ways you can help the images of the palace aides and even fires are devastating and what they have left behind books almost post-apocalyptic. it's why the red cross of northern california has stepped up to help sending 18 volunteers los angeles, including vigil ceo hannah malik. folks are still waiting to hear, you know, how things are with their specific homes. >> and we just want them to know they aren't alone. so we're making sure that the basic needs are being met with feeding and mental health and all of that. right now the red cross has mobilized truckloads of supplies like cots, blanke

. >> if you're looking to help those affected by the la county fires, there are dozens of safe organizations to donate to the red crosslvation army and la fire department foundation are a few notable ones. officials say they're also other ways to support. >> folks are still waiting to hear, you know, how things are with their specific homes and we just want them to know they they aren't alone. so we're making sure that the basic needs are being met with feeding and mental health and all of that right now, the fastest and most efficient way to make an impact to step making a financial donation. the other impact that we're seeing is a blood donations not only with winter weather in other parts of the country, but because of canceled blood drives because of the wildfires here in southern california, >> as people fled the flames in southern california, many pets we left behind the san francisco spca is among the organizations heading south to help to create sce, ready, rescued pets. the shelter is waiving adoption fees for its puppies right now, there are also plenty of cats available or spayed neutered microchipped and v

and if you'd like to help people affected by the la wildfires, you can donate at red cross.org/abc to help the red cross respond and help people recover in the south bay tonight. >> firefighters are investigating what caused a house to catch fire in san jose. they say live ammo was stored on the property and live wires were down, which made putting out the flames challenging. it happened near monterey and healy roads just before 4:00 this afternoon. the house is a total loss. the good news at least no one was hurt. >> in the north bay now, where santa rosa city schools is trying to figure out which schools to close in recent years. the district has been struggling with safety issues. the district has tried making improvements like increasing staffing and allowing the return of law enforcement to campuses. now there are also budget and enrollment issues. some possible plans were laid out at a town hall tonight, including closing two middle school buildings, one high school and some elementary. another possibility closing half the elementary schools, two middle schools and one high school. they are also c

and if you'd like to help people affected by the la wildfires, you can donate at red cross.org/abc to help the red cross respond and help people recover in the south bay tonight. >> firefighters are investigating what caused a house to catch fire in san jose. they say live ammo was stored on the property and live wires were down, which made putting out the flames challenging. it happened near monterey and healy roads just before 4:00 this afternoon. the house is a total loss. the good news at least no one was hurt. >> in the north bay now, where santa rosa city schools is trying to figure out which schools to close in recent years. the district has been struggling with safety issues. the district has tried making improvements like increasing staffing and allowing the return of law enforcement to campuses. now there are also budget and enrollment issues. some possible plans were laid out at a town hall tonight, including closing two middle school buildings, one high school and some elementary. another possibility closing half the elementary schools, two middle schools and one high school. they are also c

partnered with the american red cross to host a blood drive at its administration building wednesday because the nonprofit is in desperate need been unable to collect donations. >> in la because of the fires and the and the winter. >> storms has resulted in 500 cancel blood drives nationally. and collectively we've missed out on 12,000 units of blood collected. the red cross says donors of all types, particularly type o negative blood donors and those giving platelets are essential to saving lives. this month. i signed up for this before the fires, but >> still, if regardless of where it helps, it where chief diaz says 14 of her crew members have helped fight. the la fires are making a contribution not only to people who need it such as folks who have sickle disease. >> there's a shortage in plasma and platelets. so we're really excited to be able to make a contribution in this way, a contribution that will go a long in fremont. philippe djegal kron. 4 our parent company nexstar media is partnering with the red cross to may raise some money for the wildfire victims. you can scan the qr code to help out. alright, hopefully that fire that started today isn't nearly as h

la will rise again from these ashes. >> our parent company nexstar is partnering with american red cross to raise money for the victims in southern california. you can scan that qr code if you would like to help. and we're staying on top of the wildfires in los angeles county for the latest. you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. >> and the nfl wild card weekend opened today with a couple of afc matchups. next in sports, ben ross will be here. he'll tell us who came out on top. >> welcome into sports. i'm ben ross really get to the sharks in the moment we start with the nfl playoffs wild-card weekend kicking off today with a pair of games including. great rivalry in baltimore, lamar jackson and the ravens hosting russell wilson and the steelers baltimore. this season had 10 touchdown drives of at least 90 yards. and they started tonight with another one from our jax and actually 13 play 95 yard drive. >> capped off by the touchdown. pass to rashad bateman 7, nothing ravens. baltimore rushed for 299 yards in this one. that's the most ever allowed by the steelers in a playoff game. derrick henry goes 8 yards there

of those storms have trended towards the northern part of the state, la and down into southern california, they are really crossingnd doing the rain dance for more moisture. and i'll tell you why in a couple of seconds why this could be looking a little bit concerning as we go on into next week. let's bring it back here. we can barely see the bay bridge. it is a misty morning that rain is starting to push on through into the heart of the bay. we see it wet right t there through the bay bridge, parts of san francisco down into san mateo, and that line of rain making its way into the east bay, approaching the 680 corridor and up into the north bay. it's been raining there all morning long, and it will continue at least for the next couple of hours, finally pushing that storm line further east and down into the south bay. as we go on into the mid morning hours, we're going to keep a chance of a norther north, the north bay getting some thunderstorm activity, very light chances, but not non-zero if that makes sense. as we go on and track this line of storms, we see it turning lighter into the north bay. as we go on in

partnered with the american red cross to host a blood drive at its administration building wednesday because the nonprofit is in desperate need been unable to collect donations in la because of the epfires and the and the winter. >> storms has resulted in 500 cancel blood drives nationally. and collectively we've missed out on 12,000 units of blood collected. the red cross says donors of all types, particularly type o negative blood donors and those giving platelets are essential to saving lives. this month. i signed up for this before the fires, still if regardless of where it helps, it where chief diaz says 14 of her crew members have helped fight the la fires making a contribution not only to people who need it such as folks who have sickle disease. >> there's a shortage in plasma and platelets. so we're really excited to be able to make a contribution in this way, a contribution that will go a long in fremont. philippe djegal kron. 4 news, the ongoing devastating wildfires in los angeles causing san jose's mayor to question if that city is ready, should a massive wild fire come to the south bay? >> mayor matt mahan telling kron 4 that yes, the city manager's o

plasma and platelets all desperately coveted across the nation as the american red cross struggles to keep up with demand. the la fires combined with winter storm events contributing to a blood shortage for the nonprofit has resulted in 500 canceled blood drives nationally. >> and collectively we've missed out on 12,000 units of blood collected fremont fire chief rated diaz says 14 of her crew members have helped fight the la fires. the fire department already had this blood drive scheduled before the fires. but chief diaz says the timing of the event just elevates the level of urgency for making a contribution not only to people who need it, such as folks who have sickle cell disease. >> there's a shortage in plasma and platelets. and so we're really excited to be able to make a contribution in this way. the red cross says donors of all types, particularly type o negative blood donors and those giving platelets are essential to saving lives this month. whatever time you can cause to help other side is really important. the community received word blood is needed right now and showed up. my blood is is able to b

despite the fact that both of these perpetrators who are now dead, las vegas as well as new orleans -- >> sure. howard: -- didn't crossorder because they were americans? american military people? >> yeah. there was no way around it, this was not illegal immigrants. this was home grown. the ideology with, you can say that's imported. isis, middle east, foreign terrorist group does have the power to inspire people to commit if acts of terror here in the country. and so that speaks to our foreign policy, what we are doing about this radical terrorist group. and i think many americans indicated in the last election that they were dissatisfied with the direction the of this country. the foreign policy of this country. has world gotten safer and more secure under four years of joe biden? i would argue, no, and cheerily the american people -- clearly, the american people said they didn't feel like this is a more secure and safe world under joe biden because we don't hear are from him, we don't see him. [laughter] we have questions about his capabilities now. and i think that speaks to the fundamental safety of the country ev

means to be responsive and take everything seriously dining i's and cross and tease, to make sure that things go off without a hitch. the las vegas at tesla cyber a truck explosion which killed the driver. a local sheriff has been asked about the pardon, similarities at with the new orleans terror attack. so we can take a listen to his response. i'll talk to you after that. so the question is, is, are we working to rule in or rule out any connections to the new orleans of it? and the answer to that is every tip and lead that comes in every piece of evidence that comes in. we don't discount it, we work it through it. you know, it's a interesting thing during these kinds of investigations that if these turn out to be fully similarities, very strange similarities to have. and so we're not prepared to rule in or rule out anything at this point. that was intriguing at the end there was a strange similarities. pardon was that what might be implying there? i think we should give a little bit of the backgrounds thus that uh, the explosion of the test was cyber turn to, in fact, happened in las vegas and just a few hours off to the

in this time when there's a great need across the nation, the american red cross is struggling to keep up because with the laes and winter storm events, they have had to cancel some of blood drives and now they need even more. >> it is a puzzle to 500 cancel blood drives nationally. and collectively we've missed out on 12,000 units of blood collected. >> the red cross, they said they need all types of blood but especially type o negative. if you have that and then platelets are always needed as well. so do check into donating. they have various drives. >> and if you can't or don't want to donate blood, you can also donate money as well. in fact, are partner or parent network nexstar's partnered with the red cross to raise money for the wildfire victims scanning that qr code on the screen will take you to a form you can fill out and donate. rest assured that the money will go where you want it. >> its 9.48. and switching to tech. are you looking for new phone? know that for apple anyway now. but you know, samsung has some new stuff. yeah. in fact, they've got a whole lineup of the galaxy family and rich demur

we visited one of the nine red cross shelters that have opened up across the greater la area today, and we could see people there trying to get back to some sort of shred of normalcy. spoke to one mother with her three young children. they lived in an rv in the malibu area and lost it entirely to that pacific palisades fire. but she says the shelter, just in a matter of about 48 hours, has become home. she has her loved ones near her. she says that that's what's important right now. but again, she is having to rebuild essentially her life from scratch, and she is far from the exception to the rule, because we also heard from another homeowner in altadena who suffered a home loss from the fire. more shelters are expected to open up in the days and weeks ahead here, but it's heartbreaking to see so many people that now have nothing as a result of what is already a generational disaster here. >> yeah, it is going to be a long road to recovery and heartbreaking as we see some of those images there behind you and on the screen as well. >> nbc's morgan chesky, thank you for starting us off th

crossing into mexico from venezuela, cuba and beyond. the citizens of mexico, they're blaming illegal aliens for a serious increase in crime and chaos. let's take you now to william lall, liz, they are fed up. for years, mexico has seen weekly caravans crossing the southern border. massive tent camps now clogging mexico city and now the northern cities of course are set by migrant crime and in multiple polls mexicans say enough. >> it's a huge problem in our neighborhood. the noise, the contamination, the garbage, the violence. reporter: hugo sanchez is fed up with illegal immigration in mexico. >> they defecate and urinate in public, and she hopes president trump will help mexico close its southern border. >> he may have some influence with our government, so together, they can solve the problem. we can't continue like this. >> francisco calls the migrant influx an invasion. >> we don't know these people, where they come from, if they have a criminal record. most are unemployed because they don't do anything. >> 70% of mexicans call illegal immigration excessive and 40% want to limit or stop it all together. but this venezuelan migrant says they're not all bad. he

our parent company nexstar media group is also partnering with the red cross to raise money for those victims of the wildfires in la it's easy to do. if you want to donate to scan that qr code on the screen and that'll take you to the form you need to sell out. >> it's 8.40, and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, more bay area. walgreens are closing their doors. we'll tell you what's been impacted now, which city? and cries for clean safe drinking water at some east bay schools. we'll see how a local celebrity see how a local celebrity couple is stepping in. ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ (alarm beeping) ♪ rise ♪ ♪ and thrive! ♪ (♪♪) belvita! these hands create. all of the materials i work with dry out my hands. (♪♪) if my hands get really dry, i can't do my job. i depend on o'keeffe's it's america's #1 selling hand cream for guaranteed relief. if it works for these hands, it'll work for yours. also available in o'keeffe's for healthy feet. hazy skies out there. but everyone at mostly clear we're off to another chilly morning. >> we have 30's but below freezing in santa rosa. 31 degrees. 41 in san jose. 47 the wa

cross to raise money for. >> the wildfire victims there in the la county area. donate easily by scanning the qr code you see on your screen that will take you all the information you need. >> it's 10 41. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news fire victims. a southland are facing an alarming threat because looters are now taking because looters are now taking advantage. we'll have more. onboard rocky mountaineer, your journey through the canadian rocky mountains is filled with dramatic moments. and you'll have the best seat in the house. catching the sun reflecting off mt rundle, while traversing landscapes that redefine your sense of scale. or emerging from a tunnel into daylight, like a curtain rising on a stage for the show nature is putting on just for you. rocky mountaineer. reminder, bent finger appointment. i don't want to wait or have surgery for my dupuytren's contracture. i want a nonsurgical treatment. and if nonsurgical treatment isn't offered? i'll get a second opinion. take charge of your treatment. if you can't lay your hand flat, visit findah

la. >> in oakland. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> and of course you can help. just go to redcross.org, slash abc to help the red cross respond to those in need. it all makes a difference. >> well, let's talk about the weather here in the bay area. it was a little chilly today. >> it was downright cold. >> i thought this morning doesn't describe it. well, it was cold. let's just put it that way. >> it was. it was freezing. when the sun came out, it was a little bit better, but really, the thermometer has dropped. >> it has. it feels like winter all of a sudden. right. this morning. dan and corina, we had temperatures down to the low to mid 30s in our coldest spots. so yes, it was down to freezing in some locations. today's high temperatures in the mid 50s to low 60s. most areas were in the 50s. so we're finally where we should be for this time of year. as we take a look at some live pictures from our towercameras. one thing that helped to drive the temperatures down, that fog that you're seeing from our mount tam cam, look at those numbers down ten degrees in livermore, nine degrees cooler, santa rosa, several degrees

regional ceo for the red cross says it's doing all it can to help people cope with a devastating situation. >> we've got volunteers at the emergency operations center here in lao see what the needs are, and we're moving as quickly as we can, working around the clock to make sure we're helping people during their darkest moments. >> the red cross says the best way to help here is to donate money online. there are also some in-person volunteer opportunities, but relief agencies say that fire survivors don't need blankets, clothing and food. those supply drives that we've seen in years past. for more information on how you can be of the best help, head to ketv.com. click the link for this report. los angeles unified school district announced all schools and offices in that district are closed today due to the raging wildfires. the district says there is a possibility it could have online learning for tomorrow. will will announce that decision for tomorrow's classes by 4:00 this afternoon. l.a. unified is still providing meals at certain sites, as well as mental health support services. now to the university level. ucla won't be holding in-person classes at all t

with the american red cross to host a blood drive at its administration building wednesday because the nonprofit is in desperate need. both been unable to collect donations. >> in la of the fires and the and the winter. >> storm resulted in 500 cancel blood drives nationally. and collectively we've missed out on 12,000 units of blood collected. the red cross says donors of all types, particularly type o negative blood donors and those giving platelets are essential to saving lives. this month. i signed up for this before the fires, but >> still, if regardless of where it helps, it where chief diaz says 14 of her crew members have helped fight. the la fires are making a contribution not only to people who need it such as folks who have sickle disease. >> there's a shortage in plasma and platelets. so we're really excited to be able to make a contribution in this way, a contribution that will go a long in fremont. philippe djegal kron. 4 news. the ongoing devastating wildfires in los angeles is causing san jose's mayor to question if the city is ready. >> for a massive wildfire if it comes to the south bay mayor matt mahan told kron 4 that he asked the city manager'

you can sign up on the red cross website and anyone who donates before january 26th will be entered for a chance to win tickets to the super bowl. novato's la fire department foundation benefit concert has officially been sold out, but you might still be able to get some tickets. the concert is scheduled for sunday from 1230 to 8 in the evening at hot monk. some of the performers include the brothers comatose, walking mirrors, and poor man's whiskey. 100% of the proceeds will go to the la fire department foundation. if you haven't been able to get the tickets, they may still be available at the door when they do open sunday at noon. new at 7.30. symphony san jose says it has received its largest bequest from a longtime patron, thanks to the donation from san mateo resident, the late anne brown, who died in 2004 but was an avid supporter and attendee of the symphony. the symphony says a gift of $1 million will transform the symphony, marking the largest gift in its 23 year history, allowing for a steady income that will be used to support concerts, community initiatives and education programs for generations to come. the executive artistic d

cross continues to accept donations. the numbers there on your screen. this is just one of several vetted organizations working to help la recover. we have a full list at nbcbayarea.com. we're back in a moment with our microclimate moment with our microclimate i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] at the disneyland resort the happiest place on earth [joe] that's my commitment. you'll find all kinds of happy you can nd the my-dream-is-finally-coming-true kind of happy the i-just-found-my- new-favorite-treat kind of happy you can also find that woo-hooooo! (shouting) kind of happy there's the teaming-up-with-my-hero type of happy ... and the we're-never-going-to-forget-this kind of h

partnered with the american red cross to host a blood drive at its administration building wednesday because the nonprofit is in desperate need been unable to collect donations in la because of the fires and the and the winter. >> storms resulted in 500 cancel blood drives nationally. and collectively we've missed out on 12,000 units of blood collected. the red cross says donors of all types, particularly type o negative blood donors and those giving platelets are essential to saving lives. this month. i signed up for this before the fires, but >> still, if regardless of where it helps, it where chief diaz says 14 of her crew members have helped fight. the la fires are making a contribution not only to people who need it such as folks who have sickle disease. >> there's a shortage in plasma and platelets. so we're really excited to be able to make a contribution in this way, a contribution that will go a long in fremont. philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> and kron 4 and our parent company nexstar media group. we are partnering with the red cross to make it easy for you to donate securely. if you scan this qr code will take you right to the donation page and still ah