hola, soy josé martínez, estoy muy contento de estar aquí en san josé, esperemos verlo muy pronto en desde hace muchos años, desde que era un juvenil. acá estamos en italia compartiendo con él cuando formaba parte del torino y pues en la bahía llegó este reencuentro. lo entrevistamos hace horas. obviamente la entrevista ya la tenemos autorizada para mostrarla el miércoles en nuestros noticieros, así que joseph martínez, de venezuela para la bahía siempre somos más venezolanos en el área de laa baa miryam. qué alegría tener a joseph y qué buena adquisición para el equipo. claro, y con mucho orgullo. oye max, gracias por compartirnos estas fotos exclusivas, este reencuentro reencuentro de amigos. qué bonito! qué se sintió otra vez volverse a ver después de joseph? como decía, desde que es un chico lo conocemos. ha tenido una gran carrera. es 1 deos goleadores históricos de la liga y por eso siento que más allá de lo que significa como ser humano, que es una persona excepcional, su talento va a sumar mucho para un equipo que lo necesita. claro, una gran adquisición para los quakes. y po

nutrida por cristian espinoza y hernán lópez martínez.a la dura situación que vive el sur de california, los rams recibieron a los vikings y los rams salieron inspirados para dedicarle la victoria a su gente de los Ángeles al pasarle por encima a los vikingos. 27 9. matthew stafford dio 2 pases para touchdown y completó 209 yardas en los vikings. sam darnold sufrió una intercepción y además una pérdida de ovoide que fue letal para minnesota. ya está lista la ronda divisional en la afc. los actuales campeones chiefs se medirán a los houston texans, mientras que ravens y bills chocarán en un esperado duelo en la nfc. los detroit lions van ante los sorpresivos commanders de washington y los rams buscarán sorprender a los eagles en fifiladelfia yardas en este repo deportivo. pausa y regresamos con más. domina la acción fue presentado por riverer rk casino, donde ladoresos gan ♪♪ ♪♪ los sueños comienzan aquí. bienvenidos al goodnight club. primer programa de música dentro de sus cárceles. este proyecto se llama la música oscura. las reclusas r

el capitán martínez agrega que se le administró narcan y pudieron regresarles el pulso. ciudad de fresno. hasta el momento se desconoce en qué estas personas o si sabían quean la cocaína estaba mezclada con fentanilo. el capitán martínez también mencionó que los pacientes lograron sobrevivir gracias a que los equipos de emergencia siempre cargan con narcan, pero ultimadamente se tuvo que implementar todo un equipo que consistió en 2 camiones de bomberos, una camioneta del equipo especializado en material peligroso y 4 ambulancias. cabe mencionar, y esto me comentó el bombero, que estamos pasando por una epidemia a tal grado que narcan ya se puede conseguir en las farmacias y es importante hablar con nuestros hijos sobre el peligro de las drogas. es todo mi reporte desde fresno. yo soy abraham peña. telemundo. gracias abraham. y recuerde que si usted o alguien que conoce está teniendo problemas de adicción, existen recursos que pueden ayudarle.uede comunicarse a la línea nacional de ayuda de samhsa al 1 800 602 435 7. esta línea está disponible las 24 horas en español y d

you just saw that harry maguire chance in the final seconds while lisandro martinez says the improvement performance was all about their minds. so here now a first chance to hearfrom the two managers, starting with liverpool's arne slot. i think it was during the whole game, very close call, if you look back at the whole game, we created more chances that them, but because we conceded in last minute, people remember that the most, but before maguire we had a big chance with virgil van dijk, so, yeah, maybe in the end, a draw was a fair result. ., , ~ result. you said this week manchester _ result. you said this week manchester united - result. you said this week manchester united are . result. you said this week- manchester united are better than 14th in the premier league, i think you are right, the way they play today, where you were a bit worried that people, not within the club, but there was a feeling that this would be a big liverpool win against their biggest rivals, and just a feeling of inevitability, that you were a bit worried about? i inevitability, that you were a bit worrie

el capitán martínez agrega que se le administró narcan y pudieron regresarles el pulso.abían que la cocaína estaba mezclada con fentanilo. nosotros hemos seguido como a 2 funerales de los muchachos que se han muerto a causa del fentanilo. que es malo eso para los jóvenes que lo usan. 1 si le resisten, otros no la resisten. el capitán martínez también mencionó que los pacientes lograron sobrevivir gracias a que los equipos de emergencia siempre cargan con narcan, un medicamento que se utiliza para revertir una sobredosis de opioides. pero ultimadamente se tuvo que implementar todo un equipo que consistió en 2 camiones de bomberos, una camioneta de equipo especializado en material peligroso y 4 ambulancias. los muchachos son buenas gentes y estos muchachos ya están en eso. y yo les les sugeriría que se fijaran cuáles son sus amigos, rque h muchos amigos que los inducen a hacer cosas que no están dispuestos a hacer. y ahí ellos este pues pierden su vida. desde fresno yo soy abraham peña. telemundo. muchísimas gracias abraham. y recuerde que si usted o alguien que conoce est

and so it's there aren't words in the south bay. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> our thoughts, of course, are with all the families affected by these devastating wildfires. and our thanks to all the fire crews who are working tirelessly day in and day out. we are staying on top of all the developments coming out of the wildfires in los angeles county, and you can get those updates in real time over on our website or via our app. all right. back here at home. let's get you outside. lisa, how's it looking? >> well, our fire danger is increasing locally as dry offshore winds will be gusting gusting gusting gusting gusting throughout 48 degrees and the ws are over 30 miles an hour. so the camera is shaking a bit. and those dry north winds are making for an unusually warm day today into the 60s. i'll have your full accuweather seven day forecast in a few moments. >> also still ahead on the ground in southern california, we're hearing from bay area crews helping thousands of other fire crews in los angeles. plus, preparing our families for similar disasters. experts weigh in on what

abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez spoke with him today about his priorities. >> will you raise your right hand? >> friday marked the first day of a new congress. among those sworn in former san jose mayor and now congressman sam liccardo. >> congratulations. you are now members of the 119th congress. >> on friday afternoon, we spoke with liccardo from his washington, d.c. office. >> i feel enormous pride for the opportunity and the privilege to be able to serve in this way. >> liccardo replaces longtime representative anna eschew. his district stretches from the south bay to the mid peninsula and coastal san mateo county. when not on capitol hill, liccardo will be at the same offices as you had in palo alto and half moon bay. >> well, we're trying to build teams in two cities right now. literally back home and in washington, dc. >> liccardo, a democrat, is a first term member in a minority party. he said he knows there are daunting challenges ahead. working with his party and the new administration, we think about the cost of housing, for example, the cost of childcar

hola, soy josé martínez. estoy muy contento de estar aquí en san josé. calidad para la fiera. el colombiano tendría un salario de 5 millones de dólares por temporada con 33 años. veremos si llega en su mejor versión. y el lanzador? 3 veces ganador del premio cy young. hablamos de justin verlander. ya fue oficializado como nuevo jugador de los san francisco giants y este lunes compartió una interesante anécdota sobre cómo se dio su firma para así aterrizar en la bahía. i mean the honest answer is they just went. i didn't expect them to call. um, you know. i guess they were there were, uh, a handful of other teams that had had conversations with my agent. um, and we had been going back and forth since the end of the season on who was interested who wasn't um. and san francisco had never really come up. um. and then so the second buster called and expressed interest. it was like. oh, wow. this is like i hadn't. even really, um, considered that out final en ese repaso deportivo. pausa. ya regresamos. domina la acción fue presentado por toyota. cuando la aven

lauren martinez abc seven news. >> to the east bay now. a fire tears through a gas station this afternoon in antioch. started just before 4 p.m. at star gas on lone tree way and rural road. firefighters had the flames under control in about 15 minutes, but it was ferocious for a time. the damage, however, is extensive. the building is considered a total loss, as you can clearly see from this video. investigators think the fire started in a utility closet and was accidental, possibly caused by some sort of electrical problem. very good news. at least no one was hurt. well, building a better bay area is all about finding solutions, as you know. which is why for the last decade, we've paid very close attention to san francisco's vision zero. that's the plan to make streets safer and bring traffic deaths to 0 in 2024. well, 2024 came and went and that vision has not come to fruition. in 2024, 41 people died on san francisco's streets, including two dozen pedestrians, even more than in 2014, when vision zero was first announced, when 31 people

abc seven news reporter lauren martinez looks at the bay area's growing sober culture. >> happy new year happy new year. there's no alcohol in these beverages. yvonne cannon is the owner and executive chef of poland. turiya in los gatos is seeing an uptick in mocktail orders. >> there's so much more out there that you can actually make, you know, rum and coke or a gin and tonic or a margarita. >> cannon's once owned a bottle shop full of nonalcoholic spirits. she sees the nonalcoholic industry growing for people who are choosing to either not drink or take a break from it. >> typically, during the year, i'll take a week or two weeks or however long that you know my soul can handle not having a cocktail. i'm sure everyone understands that. >> the national academies of sciences, engineering, and medicine studies the relationship between alcohol and health outcomes. their most recent report says that drinking moderately may have health benefits, but several other recent studies have shown that consuming alcohol could raise your risk of certain types of cancer. we spoke with doctor keith hum

abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has a look at the new investigation into how something like this could happen. >> emergency officials in los angeles county are investigating why an emergency alert was sent to millions of people by mistake. many residents received this message around 4 p.m. thursday of an evacuation warning, and then received a message to disregard the alert. >> 22 minutes later, there is an extreme amount of frustration, anger, fear. >> on friday morning, the l.a. county office of emergency management director addressed the issue. after additional false alerts went out. >> this is not human driven. there is no one sitting at a desk right now initiating emergency alerts. >> the alert was mistakenly sent to nearly 10 million people. genesis, a vendor that operates the software, is part of the investigation. in a statement put out by the county. our preliminary assessment is that these reoccurring erroneous notifications are due to issues with telecommunication systems, likely due to the fire's impacts on cellular towers. >> not to get too technical, but not every j

lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> and we continue our team coverage of this. so we want to get to sandhya patel, who is tracking the conditions tonight. >> yes, sandy, we knew these winds were coming. you told us about it very clearly, but firefighters did what they could to prepare to prepare. but the winds are just unstoppable. not much they can really do. know. >> this is an extreme situation. dan and ama and they are dealing with a life threatening situation down south. with that wind storm now a firestorm, we have a third fire that has just broken out in sylmar. here are the two major fires burning right now. the palisades fire. it is gusty. you can see 24 mile an hour winds. it is very dry. and the other fire nearby 74 mile an hour wind gusts. so definitely a dangerous situation near altadena as well. look at some of the other wind gusts right now. malibu, 92 miles an hour. malibu hills 83. red flag warning. particularly dangerous situation. red flag warning going right now. and it is in effect until thursday evening as those wind gusts anywhere between

abc seven news reporter lauren martinez looks at the bay area's growing sober culture. >> happy new year. >> happy new year. there's no alcohol in these beverages. yvonne cannon is the owner and executive chef of poland. turiya in los gatos is seeing an uptick in mocktail orders. >> there's so much more out there that you can actually make, you know, rum and coke or a gin and tonic or a margarita. >> cannon's once owned a bottle shop full of nonalcoholic spirits. she sees the nonalcoholic industry growing for people who are choosing to either not drink or take a break from it. >> typically, during the year, i'll take a week or two weeks or however long that you know my soul can handle not having a cocktail. i'm sure everyone understands that. >> the national academies of sciences, engineering, and medicine studies the relationship between alcohol and health outcomes. their most recent report says that drinking moderately may have health benefits, but several other recent studies have shown that consuming alcohol could raise your risk of certain types of cancer. we spoke with doctor keith

abc seven news reporter lauren martinez spoke with camden and his family tonight about their loss, ande town changed forever. >> the jones family is one of thousands trying to process losing their home. on wednesday, they took this cell phone video. it was the first time they saw their destroyed and still smoldering altadena home. camden jones, a cal football player, spoke to us surrounded by family on thursday morning, the house he was raised in. >> it's a whole lot of emotions to juggle. it's too much to even put into words. >> camden's father, kerry, said their neighborhood is unrecognizable. >> it was so bad that i didn't even recognize our street. i almost passed out where our street was, and i had to look at google maps to tell me where i was. >> camden, his parents, and the family dogs were all able to evacuate safely. >> it's an emotional roller coaster. every now and then you think of what was lost. you know, some things are, you know, you can get back, but it's the, you know, the little things, the pictures to help the jones family during this time, a fellow cal football mom

martinez said i'm happy to be here to be a part of this group and the san jose earthquakes. i'm very excited for the new year and hope that we can make some history. everyone around here trying to make some history. i just hope that able to do yet i am i you know, mean, yeah, i right? a zone around that team. the that's the >> fish is. so it's time to show owner well, i think so. okay. hopefully they're not moving well. know. do you know? i know what that guy never know. yeah. you don't get him started out with grant on is not not good thanks. thank >> bit berkeley city officials today celebrating the purchase of a 12 unit building on the corner of california and carlton streets. >> that will be permanently preserved as affordable housing. the building went up for sale after the original owner passed away. but after tenants learned of the sale way, they rallied together. and with the help of the bay area community land trust in berkeley city council member ben bartlett. they were able to preserve the building. >> so we've seen in this neighborhood again and again. a building

abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has a look at the new investigation into how something like thisld happen. >> emergency officials in los angeles county are investigating why an emergency alert was sent to millions of people by mistake. many residents received this message around 4 p.m. thursday of an evacuation warning, and then received a message to disregard the alert. >> 22 minutes later, there is an extreme amount of frustration, anger, fear. >> on friday morning, the l.a. county office of emergency management director addressed the issue. after additional false alerts went out. >> this is not human driven. there is no one sitting at a desk right now initiating emergency alerts. >> the alert was mistakenly sent to nearly 10 million people. genesis, a vendor that operates the software, is part of the investigation. in a statement put out by the county. our preliminary assessment is that these reoccurring erroneous notifications are due to issues with telecommunication systems, likely due to the fire's impacts on cellular towers. >> not to get too technical, but not every juris

martÍnez llega como agente libre. conquistÓ la copa mls en el 2018. tambiÉn llega christian arango. reto con ustedes y con toda mi familia. los warriors no pudieron hoy en toronto. el partido se mantuvo cerrado y se definiÓ con el fallo en este tiro. golden state cae a 19 y 20 en la pretemporada. los ramos recibieron a los vikingos en california. asÍ se agobio la ofensiva de los vikingos. este balÓn es llevado a la zona de anotaciÓn. los ramos siguen con vida en esta temporada. el sÁbado detroit frente a washington. en la conferencia americana los jefes reciben a texas. regreso con carla y con mÁs noticias. karla: volemos con nayarit para hablar del panorama en el Área de la bahÍa. >> definitivamente tenemos condiciones bastante estables. el tema del norte de california ser frÍo inminente. un panorama sin nubosidad. definitivamente serÁ frÍo desde temprano. tenemos una advertencia por helada en gran parte en la regiÓn. las temperaturas mÍnimas temprano vamos a estar despertando con 37 grados. 38. tenemos el riesgo de formaciÓn de helada. al descender el aire puede alcanzarse el punt

abc seven news reporter lauren martinez breaks down the claims. >> the catastrophic wildfires in losangeles county quickly turned political. on wednesday, president elect donald trump blamed california governor gavin newsom for decisions trump thinks made the fires worse. >> this is a true tragedy, and it's a mistake of the governor. and you could say the administration, they don't have any water. >> the president elect initially posted on the platform truth social, claiming the governor refused to sign a water restoration declaration, something newsom says does not exist. trump, apparently referring to debates over water flow in the delta, claiming northern california could send more water down south. on wednesday morning, governor newsom toured the devastation in pacific palisades. the governor had this to say about trump's attacks. >> one can't even respond to it. i mean, it's people are literally fleeing. >> we spoke with cal state east bay political science professor dan bailey about the timing of the back and forth remarks. >> i think that wildfires and natural disasters are al

. >> it's abc seven news reporter lauren martinez shows us.hat's an extreme example of the frustration some business owners are feeling, and now they're trying to do something about it. >> i wouldn't say bustling downtown, but we have our little downtown and we love it. >> paying for on street parking in downtown san bruno is dividing business owners and residents. are the restrictions helping or hurting? san bruno was one of the last cities on the peninsula without metered parking, until a new program was implemented on downtown streets last april. max wayne owns atlas pizza parlor, nori and a lounge from no regulations from nor supervision of the parking. >> all of a sudden we have this very strict rules and that's what throwing people are. >> drivers have to pay to park every day and for almost all day, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m, maybe reduce the timing until 8:00. >> you know, you go to 6:00. >> one woman upset with the meters is now facing charges. prosecutors say the 24 year old from south san francisco works in san bruno and repeatedly vanda

abc seven news reporter lauren martinez explains the debate over which is the right approach to build a better bay area. >> right now in the windows, i have first editions of john steinbeck signed by john steinbeck, grapes of wrath. i have a book in the window that's 292 years old. >> once you step inside bell's books in downtown palo alto, you'll quickly feel its charm. >> so on this side, we have the latin material, and on this side we have the greek material. >> faith bell's father opened the bookstore in 1935, and now, for the first time in the store's history, a restaurant parklet might go up in front of it. >> many of the city council members feel that if the parklet that's allowed in front of your store is just at a ground level and doesn't have a structure over it, that that's not an imposition on your business. >> on monday night, palo alto city council members voted on a parklet policy. after years of debate, restaurant owners expressed how they have built and rebuilt their parklets to be up to code. >> we have spent tens of thousands of dollars. based on your decisions, how

lauren martinez abc seven news. >> to the east bay now. a fire tears through a gas station this afternoon in antioch. started just before 4 p.m. at star gas on lone tree way and rural road. firefighters had the flames under control in about 15 minutes, but it was ferocious for a time. the damage, however, is extensive. the building is considered a total loss, as you can clearly see from this video. investigators think the fire started in a utility closet and was accidental, possibly caused by some sort of electrical problem. very good news. at least no one was hurt. well, building a better bay area is all about finding solutions, as you know. which is why for the last decade, we've paid very close attention to san francisco's vision zero. that's the plan to make streets safer and bring traffic deaths to 0 in 2024. well, 2024 came and went and that vision has not come to fruition. in 2024, 41 people died on san francisco's streets, including two dozen pedestrians, even more than in 2014, when vision zero was first announced, when 31 people

lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> and we continue our team coverage of this. so we want to get to sandhya patel, who is tracking the conditions tonight. >> yes, sandy, we knew these winds were coming. you told us about it very clearly, but firefighters did what they could to prepare to prepare. but the winds are just unstoppable. not much they can really do. know. >> this is an extreme situation. dan and ama and they are dealing with a life threatening situation down south. with that wind storm now a firestorm, we have a third fire that has just broken out in sylmar. here are the two major fires burning right now. the palisades fire. it is gusty. you can see 24 mile an hour winds. it is very dry. and the other fire nearby 74 mile an hour wind gusts. so definitely a dangerous situation near altadena as well. look at some of the other wind gusts right now. malibu, 92 miles an hour. malibu hills 83. red flag warning. particularly dangerous situation. red flag warning going right now. and it is in effect until thursday evening as those wind gusts anywhere between

abc seven news reporter lauren martinez spoke with camden and his family tonight about their loss, and the town changed forever. >> the jones family is one of thousands trying to process losing their home. on wednesday, they took this cell phone video. it was the first time they saw their destroyed and still smoldering altadena home. camden jones, a cal football player, spoke to us surrounded by family on thursday morning, the house he was raised in. >> it's a whole lot of emotions to juggle. it's too much to even put into words. >> camden's father, kerry, said their neighborhood is unrecognizable. >> it was so bad that i didn't even recognize our street. i almost passed out where our street was, and i had to look at google maps to tell me where i was. >> camden, his parents, and the family dogs were all able to evacuate safely. >> it's an emotional roller coaster. every now and then you think of what was lost. you know, some things are, you know, you can get back, but it's the, you know, the little things, the pictures to help the jones family during this time, a fellow cal football m

abc seven news reporter lauren martinez breaks down the claims. >> the catastrophic wildfires in los angeles county quickly turned political. on wednesday, president elect donald trump blamed california governor gavin newsom for decisions trump thinks made the fires worse. >> this is a true tragedy, and it's a mistake of the governor. and you could say the administration, they don't have any water. >> the president elect initially posted on the platform truth social, claiming the governor refused to sign a water restoration declaration, something newsom says does not exist. trump, apparently referring to debates over water flow in the delta, claiming northern california could send more water down south. on wednesday morning, governor newsom toured the devastation in pacific palisades. the governor had this to say about trump's attacks. >> one can't even respond to it. i mean, it's people are literally fleeing. >> we spoke with cal state east bay political science professor dan bailey about the timing of the back and forth remarks. >> i think that wildfires and natural disasters are a

game having lost their last four in all competitions, but were the first to score through lisandro martinezlah's penalty saw liverpool turn the game around, 2—1 they led with 20 minutes to go, only for amad diallo to snatch an equaliser ten minutes later. top—of—the—table liverpool are six points clear of arsenal with a game in hand. united are 13th. i think it is really clear, when we are focused and fight

well, martinez refining company says an upcoming maintenance project will cause more traffic in that area. that work is scheduled to begin this month and will continue through early april, with traffic expected to increase in the mornings and evenings on the roads near the refinery. the martinez refining company says in addition to more traffic, the maintenance project will result in periodic noise and increased flaring, and more information can be found on the refinery's website. >> people in berkeley are invited to take a series of emergency preparedness classes. city leaders say the objective here is to learn practical skills that can be put into action during and after disasters, including putting out fires, performing basic first aid, and finding and rescuing victims. the seven class series starts saturday and repeats in may. people can take any or all of the seven different classes in the series. >> well, coming up in sports, a six game homestand coming to an end at chase center tomorrow night as the warriors are set to host the miami heat. >> and on the 11:00 news, an example

abc seven news reporter lauren martinez explains the debate over which is the right approach to build a better bay area. >> right now in the windows, i have first editions of john steinbeck signed by john steinbeck, grapes of wrath. i have a book in the window that's 292 years old. >> once you step inside bell's books in downtown palo alto, you'll quickly feel its charm. >> so on this side, we have the latin material, and on this side we have the greek material. >> faith bell's father opened the bookstore in 1935, and now, for the first time in the store's history, a restaurant parklet might go up in front of it. >> many of the city council members feel that if the parklet that's allowed in front of your store is just at a ground level and doesn't have a structure over it, that that's not an imposition on your business. >> on monday night, palo alto city council members voted on a parklet policy. after years of debate, restaurant owners expressed how they have built and rebuilt their parklets to be up to code. >> we have spent tens of thousands of dollars. based on your decisions, how

abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez spoke with him today about his priorities. >> will you raise your right hand? >> friday marked the first day of a new congress. among those sworn in former san jose mayor and now congressman sam liccardo. >> congratulations. you are now members of the 119th congress. >> on friday afternoon, we spoke with liccardo from his washington, d.c. office. >> i feel enormous pride for the opportunity and the privilege to be able to serve in this way. >> liccardo replaces longtime representative anna eschew. his district stretches from the south bay to the mid peninsula and coastal san mateo county. when not on capitol hill, liccardo will be at the same offices as you had in palo alto and half moon bay. >> well, we're trying to build teams in two cities right now. literally back home and in washington, dc. >> liccardo, a democrat, is a first term member in a minority party. he said he knows there are daunting challenges ahead. working with his party and the new administration, we think about the cost of housing, for example, the cost of childcar

. >> it's abc seven news reporter lauren martinez shows us.eme example of the frustration some business owners are feeling, and now they're trying to do something about it. >> i wouldn't say bustling downtown, but we have our little downtown and we love it. >> paying for on street parking in downtown san bruno is dividing business owners and residents. are the restrictions helping or hurting? san bruno was one of the last cities on the peninsula without metered parking, until a new program was implemented on downtown streets last april. max wayne owns atlas pizza parlor, nori and a lounge from no regulations from nor supervision of the parking. >> all of a sudden we have this very strict rules and that's what throwing people are. >> drivers have to pay to park every day and for almost all day, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m, maybe reduce the timing until 8:00. >> you know, you go to 6:00. >> one woman upset with the meters is now facing charges. prosecutors say the 24 year old from south san francisco works in san bruno and repeatedly vandalized parking

ademÁs martÍnez jugÓ en el inter miami con lionel messi la temporada pasada viste los colores de montrealregresÓ a mls para reunirse con real salt lake. este fin de semana comenzÓ la postemporada de la nfl. el camino al sÚper tazÓn comienza a esclarecerse. comenzamos en filadelfia donde las Águil recibieron la visita de los empacadores. en tampa bay, el pateador de los washington, anders se viste de hÉroe para dar el dramÁtico triunfo a los commanders sobre los bucaneros. en la conferencia americana, buffalo superaron a los broncos de dÉnver por 31—7. en otro resultado, lo cierto texaseliminaron a los cargadores de Ángeles. le tendrÁn calendario completo de los juegos tradicionales una vez que sepamos el ganador del duelo entre ranas y vikingos de minnesota. hasta entonces. >> gracias. el transporte pÚblico comienza su nuevo horario con el propÓsito de ofrecer un servicio mÁs fluido. el cambio se produce junto con otras agencias de trÁnsito de manera para sincronizar los horarios y para mejorar las transferencias entre sistemas. es importante mencionar que este camiÓn se hace dos veces al

inter looked on course for a fourth consecutive triumph, after goals from lautaro martinez and and mehdive them the lead in riyadh, but theo hernandez and christian pulisic drew milan level before tammy abraham's injury—time winner handed them victory and their first trophy under new boss sergio conceicao. newcastle manager eddie howe says he will wait to decide whether sven botman can start again on tuesday night against arsenal. the dutchman returned at the weekend after nine months out with a knee injury, replacing the suspended fabian schar who will also miss the first leg of the carabao cup semi—final. it's not like he's been rushed back. but straight into action, did very well, really pleased with him. i think regardless of how you train in what you do, the premier league is different to anything and you can't really prepare for that until it comes. but he handled it very well. arsenal have high ambitions for the league cup — a trophy their boss has targeted this season. the gunners have dropped points in the league, and fallen off the pace in the title race with injuries to key pl

game having lost their last four in all competitions, but were the first to score through lisandro martinezly in the second half. mohammed salah�*s penalty saw liverpool turn the game around, 2—1 they led with 20 minutes to go, only for amad diallo to snatch an equaliser ten minutes later. top—of—the—table liverpool are six points clear of arsenal with a game in hand. united are 13th. i think it is really clear, when we are focused and fight for every ball, when we suffer, finish the game, we are really tired, i think we can bea tired, i think we can be a good team. if you don't do that all the time, we are going to lose games, and i think that is clearfor games, and i think that is clear for everybody. i have to talk about harry maguire. i thought he made a brilliant tackle but a free kick was given against him. he had this chance at the end and he should be reflecting on a good performance not on a missed chance. he will do that. we will focus because for me missing chances or playing badly with the ball for me is not the big issue. for me it is that harry gives everything on the pitch, a

inter looked on course for a fourth consecutive triumph, after goals from lautaro martinez and and mehdiaremi gave them the lead in riyadh but theo hernandez and christian pulisic drew milan level before tammy abraham's injury—time winner handed them victory and their first trophy under new boss sergio conceicao. julen lopetegui is taking training at west ham today, despite rumours he's on the verge of being sacked and that the club has already held talks with graham potter about replacing him. lopetegui has been under huge pressure after two heavy defeats at the hands of liverpool and manchester city. he onlyjoined last summer, replacing david moyes who left at the end of his contract. west ham's technical director has been pictured talking to former chelsea and brighton boss potter, who has previously been linked with the hammers job. morgan gibbs white says he didn't even realise the new england coach, thomas tuchel, was watching on as he inspired nottingham forest to a clinical win at wolves. he's played a key part in forest's excellent form this season with the 3 nil victory at wolv

inter looked on course for a fourth consecutive triumph, after goals from lautaro martinez and and mehdi their first trophy under new boss sergio conceicao. julen lopetegui is taking training at west ham today, despite rumours he's on the verge of being sacked and that the club has already held talks with graham potter about replacing him. lopetegui has been under huge pressure after two heavy defeats at the hands of liverpool and manchester city.

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but the reporter, elise martinez from our sister station in los angeles is in pacific palisades, whereavy equipment after people abandon their cars in the middle of the road. >> and police are letting more people down, letting them out. he is not sure exactly where they are coming from. but again, those evacuation orders in effect for this area, and now we have this giant that is coming out of, there it is, it looks like a super scooper, a scooper that is going it in with heavy machinery to move some stuff around. and here it comes. sorry, it's getting a little bit harder to top. don't let this pass. heavy machinery there in l.a. county. and they are cutting down sunset. yeah, heading down sunset towards pch. i'm not sure what they will be doing, but again, traffic control up here, more cars coming down from the fire zone. again, the whiteout conditions up here and we are also next to those apartment buildings in this area that to be evacuated. >> and it is because people were abandoning their cars that got stuck. and it is insane that we're talking about it had kind of wildfire if jan

well and in particular he was looking at two of the most dangerous jails in the country, hmp long—martinezrcestershire and that holds the most dangerous criminals including terrorists, murderers and organised crime bosses. and these are bypassing any security measures that cctv has, thatis security measures that cctv has, that is broken and netting is in place but that has been broken down as well, but the drones are being guided in using gps apps on phones that have been smuggled in by the prisoners themselves, up to the cell windows where the contraband is taken in order dropped into the prison yard and disguised in grass balls or as plastic bags that can be picked up. this is such a big risk at the moment. that prison authorities are ceding the air space over the trails leading to the potentials of a nonviolent escape and if guns are involved and nice, hostage taking as well. what did he think could be done to resolve the issue? ., , , issue? the government says they inherited prison _ issue? the government says they inherited prison is _ issue? the government says they inherited prison

martinez, 37 walnut creek. down to 31 hayward and fremont. 37 menlo park, now 34 half moon bay is in there. take your pick. livermore 35. although livermore yesterday was 31 on the peninsula, a los altos, palo alto, stanford, menlo park, redwood city, san carlos, foster city, belmont and pacifica all in the upper 30s. 19 in reno, truckee, 1614, in minden, minden and south lake tahoe at 18 cold degrees, high pressure to the north. low pressure is retrograded offshore, there's still an offshore breeze. in southern california, we have a slight one. they have a little bit stronger. one cold morning, i should actually say cold mornings, mild afternoons, at least until the end of the week. then it does look colder as we get these systems digging into nevada. we're too far to the west, but we'll get some cooler air coming in. same old song and dance though. 60s on the temps. after today, i don't think. i think we're going to top it out because it does look cooler as we go into the weekend. >> all right steve, thank yo

and so it's there aren't words in the south bay. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> well, we are staying on top of all the new developments coming out of the wildfires in los angeles county. you can get them as they happen over on abc seven news.com or via the abc seven bay area app. all right, let's get you outside. lisa, how's it looking? >> well, we have a wind advisory in the upper elevations, but current wind gusts at 31 miles an hour in napa. you can see the camera shaking here from emeryville. so our wind advisory, bringing in our own dry northerly winds, especially throughout the morning hours and the day to day. and that is going to elevate our own local fire danger, certainly in the hills of the north and the east bay and the santa cruz mountains. we'll talk about it in detail coming up in a few minutes, please. >> thank you. and on the ground in southern california, we are hearing from bay area crews helping thousands of other firefighters in los angeles that's coming up, plus preparing our families for similar disasters. experts weigh in on what you could do today to

drop offs at the golf club and at the martinez lodge. number 41 will be open until january 31st. staff at the golf course say they are already seeing a huge turnout. >> we've so far collected at least 200 pounds worth of donations so far in the very first day, so we're hoping to hopefully double or quadruple that. >> the masonic lodge says they'll be running all of the donations they receive down to southern california on february 1st. now, if you want to help, you can join fox's support of families impacted by the california wildfires. your donation enables the red cross to respond to and help people recover from this disaster. you can visit ktvu.com/wildfire help, or you can just scan the qr code right here on your screen. >> the winds are picking up in southern california right now, and we are linked up with the same weather pattern as well. we had some strong winds today across parts of the bay area. it wasn't a widespread, really strong wind event, but still some pretty impressive gusts, especially up in the higher terrain. take a look at some of the winds over the past day.

abc seven news reporter lauren martinez looks at the bay area's growing sober culture. cheers. >> happy new year. >> happy new year. there's no alcohol in these beverages. yvonne cannon is the owner and executive chef of poland in los gatos, is seeing an uptick in mocktail orders. >> there's so much more out there that you can actually make, you know, rum and coke or a gin and tonic or a margarita. >> cannon's once owned a bottle shop full of nonalcoholic spirits. she sees the nonalcoholic industry growing for people who are choosing to either not drink or take a break from it. >> typically, during the year, i'll take a week or two weeks or however long that you know my soul can handle not having a cocktail. i'm sure everyone understands that. >> the national academies of sciences, engineering, and medicine studies the relationship between alcohol and health outcomes. their most recent report says that drinking moderately may have health benefits, but several other recent studies have shown that consuming alcohol could raise your risk of certain types of cancer. we spok

abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has a look at the new investigation into how something like this could happen. >> emergency officials in los angeles county are investigating why an emergency alert was sent to millions of people by mistake. many residents received this message around 4 p.m. thursday of an evacuation warning, and then received a message to disregard the alert. 22 minutes later. >> there is an extreme amount of frustration, anger, fear. >> on friday morning, the l.a. county office of emergency management director addressed the issue. after additional false alerts went out. >> this is not human driven. there is no one sitting at a desk right now initiating emergency alerts. >> the alert was mistakenly sent to nearly 10 million people. genesis, a vendor that operates the software, is part of the investigation. in a statement put out by the county. our preliminary assessment is that these reoccurring erroneous notifications are due to issues with telecommunication systems, likely due to the fire's impacts on cellular towers. >> not to get too technical, but not every j

lauren martinez abc seven news of course, nothing like what's happening in la, but we've also seen some high winds in the bay area overnight. >> new video showing a massive tree that came down on union street in alameda. you can see it crushed part of a car. there was also a power outage along buena vista avenue. that street was dark. caltrans is also working to clear a tree that fell on part of highway 13 at redwood road. >> the restaurateurs behind san francisco's sprawling restaurant china live in chinatown plan to launch a new restaurant. according to the chronicle, george chen and cyndi wang chen plan to open asia live later this year at the westfield valley fair mall in santa clara. the restaurant will see 350 people and offer dishes from east asia, southeast asia and other regions. they're also working on opening an asia live location in the louvre museum in paris. >> the destination, known as the world's coolest taco bell, is temporarily closed. the beloved taco bell cantina in pacifica sits right on the beach. it's a popular destination because you can go on the outdoor patio a

we're going to see a high of 62 in martinez and 65 in hayward. also breezy near the coast with half moon bay up to 62 degrees. and we're still above normal for this time of year, with mid to upper 60s all across the bay area and into the north bay, with santa rosa looking at a high of 66 degrees. we'll take a look at what's ahead coming up. mike, you are chking on that congestion in oakland? yeah, i'm happy to report. as the commute starts to build, we see relief from the big flow of traffic that was heading down toward the coliseum. i think there was debris on the southbound side. in addition to what they were talking about. the hazard, the disabled truck over at the high street, high rise on the northbound side. so that's good. while we're near the bart station here, we'll talk about delays getting to the oakland airport for bart extension as well as to sfo. both extensions are having issues, mechanical problems. so there will be delays for bart riders heading to either sfo or oakland. now we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza because abou

abc7 news south bay reporter lauren martinez spoke to liccardo about his priorities. >> will you raiseright hand? >> friday marked the first day of a new congress. among those sworn in former san jose mayor and now congressman sam liccardo. >> congratulations. you are now members of the 119th congress. >> on friday afternoon, we spoke with liccardo from his washington, d.c. office. >> i feel enormous pride for the opportunity and the privilege to be able to serve in this way. >> liccardo replaces longtime representative anna eschew. his district stretches from the south bay to the mid peninsula and coastal san mateo county. when not on capitol hill, liccardo will be at the same offices as you had in palo alto and half moon bay. >> well, we're trying to build teams in two cities right now. literally back home and in washington, d.c. >> liccardo, a democrat, is a first term member in a minority party. he said he knows there are daunting challenges ahead, working with his party and the new administration. >> we think about the cost of housing, for example, the cost of childcare, and these