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santa rosa's 33, menlo park, 33 degrees. take your pick. there are plenty, even 44, in the city, with the sfo down to 43 and san carlos at 36. that's cold for them. and the reason being the wind speeds have tailed off. there's still a little puff of a breeze, but nothing compared to yesterday. and except for a few high clouds, which only people in weather probably see. we're chasing the sun today, and i don't think you'll have to go very far, because it's a cold morning. frost advisory until 9:00. sunny for all. maybe a little afternoon breeze, but temperatures in the upper 50s, low 60s on the temps. all right, so here it's 5:00 in the morning, and i hope he tells us we're good to go to start. >> we are good to go to start. you probably have noticed, steve, that in the last day or two, most of these tech campuses have fired up full speed ahead. and we've had a lot of slow traffic. right now. it's early, of course, and we don't have a lot going on. we have some slow traffic on the altamont pass. we also do have some traffic that is a little

atherton, menlo park, palo alto are 38.os hills is 53, so there's some 30s, 40s and 50s here. and in the mountains. 20s or south lake tahoe. 21. carson city 21. truckee 19. reno is also a 21. there is just no hope, really, for anything here other than what the pattern in this looks like a long dry pattern, unfortunately. breezy to windy. not only is the wind picked up in southern california today, also in our hills here, but it looks like on tuesday there could be another big offshore event if everything continues to march in as advertised. so they're getting some wind gusts. i saw about 48 in the malibu hills, 60 to 70 in san gabriel mountains, and even near cajon pass there was a gust of 90mph. the wind is turning a little more east, and that's maybe a little southerly for some, which could push a little smoke, maybe into the santa clara valley. but i'll just mention that i think most of it will stay out of the area. and if you're looking for rain, keep looking and tell me if you see any, because i don't. good day sunshin

menlo park is 35. amazing. 55 napa airport. petaluma is 55. i mean, menlo park 35 to sfo is 52. i mean, if you're traveling anywhere on the peninsula and, you know, that's a big swing there. 40s on the temps. clayton 42, alamo 40, dublin 40, san ramone sleeping in. that's right there. lafayette, orinda both at 43 and 49 berkeley. the berkeley lab has gusts to 31 32mph. 21 mammoth, 24, reno 16 and 21 for truckee and south lake tahoe. ely, the lone outpost out there at eight, a little system clipped us. it's now going to form a low in southern california, and then it will start to retrograde a couple of days in a couple of days, which should help alleviate some wind. but today and tomorrow it's going to be about that offshore breeze, not only for us, but picking up for them as well. there's just i mean, there's just nothing that says anything's changing anytime soon. so blowing in the wind. clear but breezy to windy, wall to wall sun that's for sure. and it will be windy for some, especially higher elevations. 60s on the temps. one key going forward is once the wind stops. this is

menlo park is 33 degrees. santa rosa 34. still an offshore component. it's not that strong, but there's a slight breeze. so it's a dry pattern. it's a cold mornings and mild afternoons. temperatures in the 60s. it does look colder end of the week, but today should be okay 62 to 66. all right. sal is here 5:00. and we are. >> we're okay. i don't i don't see a lot going on, which is just the way we like it. we'd like it to be nice and quiet. let's go right to the bay bridge. i want to show you that traffic is looking very good. as you drive across into san francisco. there are no major problems there. and also traffic continues to look very good. if you're driving approaching the bridge on 80 or 5, 80 or 24. we look at the east bay commute and we're off to a very nice start on highway four, interstate 680, and interstate 80. it's 501. let's go back to the headlines. >> all right. well, three men are due in court today. they are accused of being involved in a deadly freeway shooting in 2023 that killed a five year old girl, five year old eliana crisostomo

patrick of downtown menlo park.ron la reunión del concilio en anticipación a un voto con 130 personas inscritas para argumentar a favor o en contra del controversial proyecto number of folks who live in and who can walk to your city tours and restaurants. y no faltaron los momentos de tensión como este, cuando el alcalde tuvo que pedirle al público que permitan a este residente terminar su discurso en apoyo de las viviendas asequibles. estas viviendas son para personas que no tienen la buena suerte. como mi esposo y yo tuvimos de comprar una casa hace muchos años, porque hoy día mis hijos que son tienen 25 y 22 años y están estudiando en la universidad. cuando podrían vivir ellos aquí donde van a vivir? almost all of our walking traffic. esta dueña de negocio aseguró sufrir los impactos de un proyecto similar en el pasado. aseveró que perdió clientela porque nadie quería lidiar con la construcción, el polvo o el ruido. bueno, este proyecto también incluye la construcción de nuevos espacios de estacionamiento, un mín

our betty yu in menlo park with the crew that's ready to go. betty. thank you. with that in mind, the los angeles fire department is asking all off duty crews who were able to report back to work. the department posting this on social media as winds again are expected to pick up overnight, only worsening the situation while escaping the flames was terrifying for some evacuees. >> tonight i spoke with one woman who fled with her husband and son. here's how tricia cosentino describes her family's escape to safety. >> we started walking up the hill and as we got closer to the top, we saw smoke and they were telling us to leave. we had an evacuation order, but there was, there was. it was not safe to leave. we waited another hour and we heard that the police were doing escorts. so we got back in line and they were taking a dozen car cars down. and by that point they had moved all the debris because there were abandoned cars like dozens of abandoned cars. so we ended up going through the smoke and the flames and getting down to the bottom, which i thought would be go

i mean, menlo park, mountain view in the 30s. walnut creek down to 35 one observation petaluma, santa rosa. so these are much cooler than. but i mean there's a big difference. 30s 40s 50s. fairfax 36 novato petaluma sonoma is in there now windsor. healdsburg as well. others, though are at 50. 54 bolinas, 50 bodega bay 50 sausalito. so coast. anywhere near around the bay is above average. inland, much cooler. 21 carson city and reno. 816 in truckee. a little cold there that you can see the signature of the high pressure and the offshore. although the pressure gradient is relaxing. and probably the problem is, though, there's a series of these lows that will keep dropping into nevada and then retrograde back into southern california. and i think a stronger one is on tap for probably monday night, tuesday, which will pick up the wind speeds again. there's just nothing showing up really for us here, not even out to the 24th. and man, when it's dry, it's just it's ugly, dry. and that's the way it is waiting on a sunny day. you won't h

menlo park is 32 degrees. santa rosa is 32, livermore is 31 and fremont 35. there's just plenty to go around. frost advisory takes us until 9:00. i think this will be a common theme here going forward here. and there's more cold air really on the way as we get into the weekend. the breeze has come way down. there'll still be a slight easterly breeze, but it is just it's just really quiet. there's not much i can tell you, except we'll get a lot of sunshine. it's just, you know, it's not going to be very warm. not like last week when we had temperatures in the 70s. now we're looking at upper 50s and low 60s. so it's dry, but it's also on the cool side. all right. sal is here. 731. east bay, i'm guessing conjecture. >> yeah. you're right. east bay. steve. highway for our friends there from loveridge road, slowing westbound all the way to concord. that's not unusual. and you can see traffic is at least it's not affected by crashes, which sometimes does make it even worse. bay bridge, the same thing goes. no crashes. backed up to the maze. if you're going into san

menlo park 39 one observation. walnut creek at 39 woodside, upper 30s, atherton, menlo park.here you go. close for stanford, palo alto and los altos, but it's all 50s over on the san mateo coast, pacifica, pillar point, and half moon bay. so a little separation there. 32 bookends, truckee, south lake tahoe, even prescott down there in arizona, las vegas at 42 and 45, san diego to 56. arcadia must be a south breeze up there in some clouds and a little rain. and that's what's up there. but we have to wait about 24 hours. it will get here or overnight tonight into tomorrow. i don't know why it doesn't fill in on the satellite that tam. why doesn't this fill in on the satellite? he doesn't know either. i don't know. it's not working. anyway, tomorrow will be for your rain. not today. so if you have to go out and take care of something, you're good to go. but once again, it looks like marin county. san pablo bay north will take the bulk of it. that's been the pattern going back almost to october, as what we're seeing in november even as well. now january, we're starting the same s

saratoga was 36, menlo park 38, danville 38, sonoma 38. were many that were around 38, 39, including foster city and even santa cruz dropping to 39 degrees. it's all about sunshine and a little bit of an offshore breeze. not strong, but still about ten. i've seen some gusts about 25 to 30 in the higher elevations, but wind speeds are coming down 30s, 40s and 50s. at one time, pillar point was 60 at, atherton was 37. so i mean, there were some big spreads on the temps about 7:00 this morning and we are running noticeably cooler except livermore and palo alto for a few than we were 24 hours ago. concord leading the way, the front runner there at -11 compared to yesterday at this time, 1926. well, 19 in truckee, 26 south lake tahoe. speaking of rs vegas, las vegas, 50 degrees, 50 in los angeles, 40. in santa barbara, wind speeds have come down. for the most part. they're not all the way down. there's still some strong gusts up in the higher peaks, san gabriel mountains. but i think another round maybe of an offshore is going to develop later

menlo park 43, palo alto 41. if you have no breeze. i've seen anywhere from, you know, 41 to 60 on the temps here. half moon bay 57. yet their stanford campus at 41, los altos 42, and palo alto is at 40 yet. san mateo and belmont are 55. so if you have a thermometer in your car, you're like, you can watch it go up and down pretty fast. even on the peninsula. 47, las vegas to 63 in la and 41 up in arcata, 18 and 23. truckee, south lake tahoe. you can see the mountain of high pressure is deflecting everything with that low in southern california and arizona. the little bit of good news is they're going to get some rain, at least in arizona, and some high elevation snow. so at least there's some good news in which another area of arizona hasn't had anything. but they'll get some today. breezy wednesday, although not as warm as yesterday. still pretty nice 60s to maybe a few. pushing upper 60s. >> all right. thank you steve. big changes at meta. we have more on why the company is ending its fact checking program and what u (vo) with fargo,

menlo park, san jose, san rafael, walnut creek, sfo, oakland, 70 to 75 degrees. so yes, it was a warm one. and i don't think we'll see that today, but we could be above average on the temps. we even had some records. redwood city and oakland set records. sfo tied at 71 degrees. rainfall for san francisco. we are currently the third driest. january 20th, 2015. we had no rain at all. 2014 only 6/100. and so far this january we've only had 19 and there is nothing showing up that says rain anytime soon. one interesting item is the record rainfall again, back to back days when it was in 1862. yesterday it was 3.50, today 2.46 32, though again the record low in 1949 and large and in charge. as we say, high pressure. there is a pretty good little breeze in the hills. it will pick up tonight overnight into the weekend. so another wind advisory is out mainly in the higher elevations. goes through 10 a.m. on sunday. could get gusts to 50 miles an hour. again. had 43 in the oakland hills early this morning. thankfully it's come down a little. 30s, 40s and 50s on the temps h

they want to want about 50 minutes as you're traveling from 85 up to menlo park. but your bridges look great. they bridge look at smooth sailing. 12 minute ride. still a gusty day. so certainly high profile vehicles at slow down richards overfill bridge about 8 track and on our 8.80, over the east bay about 42 minutes. >> last time we checked in 50 so the only improved by about 10 minutes. there reasons back to you. >> all right. time now to talk winners and losers on wall street, rod black. joining us this morning where we're talking markets and robbed. before we get to the headlines, how are the markets looking for you this morning? >> not being are starting the year off a volatile one day up one day down. i expect the year to be the kind of like that until get some better understanding of what president trump do with tariffs, tax cuts that likely coming will help, but the tariffs could possibly hurt. so it's little bouncy. is was yours today after hitting record highs yesterday, they did a big presentation at c e s consumer electronics show in vegas. it went we

still nearly an hour along 85 to menlo park. 2, 80 82. of that all right, james, back to you. >> thank you. reyna time now is 8.51 in the north bay, the sonoma county board of supervisors has voted to protect the rights of undocumented immigrants in the county supervisors voted to limit the use of county money and resources to enforce federal immigration laws. data shows that about 27,000 sonoma county residents are undocumented immigrants. the resolution directs county departments and employees to comply with state law which limits sharing information about an individual's immigration status with immigration and customs enforcement except in the cases where the person is convicted of a serious or violent felony. the resolution says in part, quote, interacting with local government whether to access benefits, report a crime file, a legal document should not put any resident at risk regardless of immigration status, end quote. >> it's a 52 in san mateo county is looking for its next poet laureate the deadline to apply has been extended to

as we told you, the menlo park based company. was getting rid of its fact checking services will now bloomberg is reporting that ceo mark zuckerberg plans on cutting 5% of his workforce which comes to about 3600 people. zuckerberg says he made this decision to cut low performers. mark zuckerberg, the ceo believes they have to work. >> more quickly to weed out what he's calling loper former. so getting much more aggressive in the means by which they do. these performance-based reviews. and i think that's a trend we may see more of in silicon valley. >> some people believe the real motive, though, behind these moves is for companies to focus more on artificial intelligence and get rid of people who aren't part of that. we did reach out to meta will let you know when we hear back. >> its 9.34 and a business owner in oakland has to deal with repeated robberies twice in one day as places minutes apart in in those cases. so that's what we're dealing with right now. the video showing you what he's dealing with and cropper's lindsay 4 wa

still, it's 16 minutes. 85 up to menlo park. if you are taking bart, still a major delay on the sfo line in all directions because of an earlier issue they had on the tracks. darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. let's talk sports. some tough battles for to bury a team with the warriors taking on the miami heat and the sharks taking on the las vegas golden knights from four's. erin wilson takes a look at the highlights. >> well, warriors came just one game above 500 and they were hoping to finish off the homestand at home on a high note, of course, after getting blown out by the kings at home on sunday, they were hosting the heat hoping to right the ship will later in the 3rd a quarter right here. the warriors down by 5 trayce jackson-davis posting up more khalil where? >> don't sit right over 19.7 rebound for tj. the u.s. into the 4th quarter now actually the down by 6 at this point, steph curry with the stepback 3 year. he's saying sit. and it is good. for 3 point game. a minute later, the warriors trailing by 4. check out

that's 85 to menlo park selanne down to 37 about 33 minutes darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much, renay. 21 is the time of the oakland police commission is seeking public input now on some proposed changes to the city's vehicle pursuit policy. following criticism from governor gavin newsom. so a special meeting will be held today at city hall at 5.30, this evening. and a town hall will take place next wednesday at east bay church of religious science. the changes could affect high speed chases which led to accidents and fatalities. oakland's current policy restricts pursuits to violent criminals but has resulted in higher than average collisions compared to state data. newsom continues to ask for support for the city contingent on police revisions. >> it's a 22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. what's going to happen in the south bay when these rv's along the streets, are told they have to leave. we'll tell you what san jose's mayor is doing. it's 25 right now. we have new details this morning about the for people who are found

a 44 minute ride. 85 to menlo park during james. back to you. thanks.rain 46 in a big story this morning, san francisco's mayor, the new mayor, daniel lurie is 2 days away from taking off. and yeah, but he's already rolling up his sleeves in an effort to clean up the streets. he did that this weekend and invited the community to join for jack moment. was there. >> in san francisco, ap, it's cleanup day from big to small and almost 4 we >> was that one max davis hands around this neighborhood decided to help clean up when he heard mayor elected daniel lurie would be hosting a local clean up its because out here. yeah, i was a i was a supporter and it's nice to see a face. then he is a san francisco resident and is looking forward to what this new administration will bring a little more safe. eli had to be able to walk around downtown downtown to be nice if it was more of a city, again, a walkable city and the mayor elect himself just days away from inauguration is picking up piece by piece and reading neighbors who also supported his election or just tel

stanley and san jose down in menlo park. all right. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 6.17, right now. this morning's consumer alert. experts say the destruction of all of those homes in the wildfires in southern california could drastically drive up home insurance premiums here in the bay area of the ripple effects. kron four's will tran live in a to explain. will. >> well, james, perhaps after this, if you even have homeowners insurance, whether or not he goes up, consider yourself lucky because there is a huge fear sweeping the state that those insurance companies could end up dropping policies. in fact, they have been doing that for years and they did that recently in los angeles and the pacific palisades neighborhood that you recently talked about where thousands of homes in the la area just burning, went up in flames and more being threatened at this time. and you better believe state insurance companies. they know that all too well orinda. they know it all too well, because last year state farm dropped about 2000 policies. >> and this community saying t

almost 60 minute traveling from 85 up to menlo park. 2, 80 82 into 37. now we're starting to see a little more congestion there down from 25 to about 40 minutes on the bay bridge and the earlier hours we had an accident there. but that's long gone. check out the east bay seeing a lot of traffic there. 55 it right landed to 37 18. 82 oakland, both busy international might be a good option right now. 32 min right along 80 crockett out towards the maze and traffic starts to really bill soon. as you hit san pablo and it doesn't really ease up at all. as you're making your way into oakland darya. james, back to you. >> it's 16 is the time. thank you. reyna in san francisco, a mother now has been convicted of mayhem after her. 2 year-old daughter suffered severe burns. the district attorney's office says that really should give or allowed her daughter to suffer from burns covering half her body last july. they say the mother waited 2 weeks to get medical help for her daughter. who's now permanently disfigured as a result. investigators didn't say how the victi

it's 85 up to menlo park darya. james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. rain..48 and a new poll shows have registered voters feel about governor gavin newsom's response to the los angeles fires. and this includes the outgoing president, joe biden and president-elect donald trump. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has more. >> southern california reels from the devastating and deadly fires. governor gavin newsom remains on the ground in the fire zone responding to the here in altadena. a community completely ravaged. and now this poll from emerson college shows of 1000 registered voters surveyed across the country, 30% approve of the governor's response to the fires. while 42% do not another 28% are either neutral or undecided. loyola law school professor jessica levinson weighing very understandably people, blaine leadership sometime fairly sometimes not at this point. i think it's too soon to say. >> we know what happened and we know who to blame. do you think? >> how he handles this could impact him down the road politically. i think if people ultimatel

. >> harold chappell is the retired fire chief of menlo park fire district. >> kind of the flaw in your digital device is that, you know, let's say at nighttime, people leave it in another room or it's on silence. i'm still a big believer in kind of warning sirens. >> now, in l.a. county, they're switching their emergency notifications to the state's emergency alert system. >> you know, overall, the benefit of having this, you know, this technology and this ability to get a warning is, i think, far outweighs any downside. >> both chappell, homan and amos know well the impact of a destructive wildfire. >> my family lost three homes in the in the paradise fire. 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

. >> harold chapple is the retired fire chief of menlo park fire district. >> kind of the flaw in yourital device is that, you know, let's say at nighttime, people leave it in another room or it's on silence. i'm still a big believer in kind of warning sirens. >> now, in l.a. county, they're switching their emergency notifications to the state's emergency alert system. >> you know, overall, the benefit of having this, you know, this technology and this ability to get a warning is, i think, far outweighs any downside. >> both chappell, homan and mcamis know well the impact of a destructive wildfire. >> my family lost three homes in the in the paradise fire, and so it's there aren't words in the south bay. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> we'll button our fire coverage for a moment with another note on the southern california wildfires. our parent company, disney, has pledged $15 million to help the fire fight and recovery efforts. that money will support organizations offering essential services on the ground so badly needed. you can help as well. donate at red cross.org/abc to he

cnbc has confirmed the menlo park company is cutting 5% of its workforce.t's about 3600 employees. in an internal memo. ceo mark zuckerberg told employees the company's lowest performers would be let go. he also said 2025 would be a, quote, intense year. these new cuts are meta's largest layoffs since eliminating 21,000 jobs, nearly a quarter of its workforce in 2022 and 23. meta has more than 72,000 employees worldwide. well, up next, an iconic bay area band is stepping up to help the l.a. fires. we're going to tell you what metallica is doing to help. let's take a look inside the control room at 30 rock. lester holt getting ready for nightly news among his top stories. saving the rich african american history in an area hit hard by the l.a. wildfires. lester joins us in pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low prices. better than getting low speeds for high prices. right, bruce? -

meanwhile, crews from alameda county, oakland, hayward, fremont, menlo park, they have all joined a strikeeam formed by cal fire to help fight the flames in los angeles county. the san francisco fire department sent 22 firefighters to the palisades fire. they could be there for up to two weeks, depending on how things go. cal fire's division for the san mateo and santa cruz counties also have joined that response there. and we want to share with you some really dramatic video here. the wildfires can be seen burning from space. you're looking at satellite images showing the scale and spread of the fires, and also how southern california's strong santa ana winds created critical fire weather conditions there. and to get a better understanding now of how the weather played a big role in these wildfires, fierce santa ana winds again led to that red flag warning in the area where those fires are now burning. we want to check in with meteorologist shayla jardine from our sister station down in la, who has a detailed look at the winds and says every hour is going to make a difference. >> the wind

in menlo park, betty yu, ktvu, fox two news and to stay on top of southern california wildfires. >> download the fox local app. there you can find live around the clock coverage, as well as the latest updates from officials, including evacuation notices and current containment numbers. new at 11 a familiar face sworn in as san mateo county supervisor, former congresswoman jackie speier took the oath today administed by former congresswoman anna eshoo. speiererved on the board back in the 1980s. she said houng and affordable childcare are somef her top priorities. supervisors selected david canepa to serve as president. san francisco's new mayor takes office tomorrow. daniel lowry will be inaugurated at a ceremony to be held at civic center plaza. ktvu is amber lee takes us behind the scenes for a sneak preview of tomorrow's festivities. >> my name is charlotte yee, and i'm a fifth grader at frank mccoppin elementary. >> the stage is set for mayor elect daniel lowrey's inauguration ceremony, to be held at civic center plaza wednesday morning. schoolchildren rehearsing. they will be introducin

. >> harold chapple is the retired fire chief of menlo park fire district. >> kind of the flaw in your digital device is that, you know, let's say at nighttime, people leave it in another room or it's on silence. i'm still a big believer in kind of warning sirens. >> now, in l.a. county, they're switching their emergency notifications to the state's emergency alert system. >> you know, overall, the benefit of having this, you know, this technology and this ability to get a warning is, i think, far outweighs any downside. >> both chappell, homan and mcamis know well the impact of a destructive wildfire. >> my family lost three homes in the in the paradise fire, and so it's there aren't words in the south bay. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> we'll button our fire coverage for a moment with another note on the southern california wildfires. our parent company, disney, has pledged $15 million to help the fire fight and recovery efforts. that money will support organizations offering essential services on the ground so badly needed. you can help as well. donate at red cross.org/abc t

the menlo park based tech firm is cutting 5% of its workforce. that's about 3600 employees.an internal memo, ceo mark zuckerberg told employees the company's lowest performers would be let go. he also said 2025 would be, quote, an intense year. these new cuts are meta's largest layoffs since eliminating 21,000 jobs, nearly a quarter of its workforce back in 2022 and 2023. meta has more than 72,000 employees worldwide. united states final 2024 budget report is out, and it shows that the u.s. government is deeper in the red. treasury department released the report today showing that between october and december of 2024, the budget deficit was about $700 billion, 200 billion more than it was in 2023. the report says rising costs, increased spending and declining tax revenue for that deficit increase. the national debt, by the way, has now surpassed $36 trillion. however, markets were mixed across the major indexes today because of a key inflation report came in lighter than expected. the dow jumped 221. the s&p went up by six, but the tech heavy nasdaq dropped 43 points. a spec

the menlo park company is cutting 5% of its workforce. that's about 3600 employees. internal memo, ceo mark zuckerberg told employees the companies, the company's, quote, lowest performers would be let go. he also said this year, 2025 would be an intense year. these new cuts are meta's largest layoffs since eliminating 21,000 jobs, nearly a quarter of its workforce back in 2022 and 2023. meta has more than 72,000 employees worldwide. history. made in marin county today, bryant colbert was officially sworn in at tonight's marin county board of supervisors meeting. oath given by his teenage daughter. gospel quartet was on hand to perform. colbert is the first black board member in the board's 175 year history. colbert's district number two encompasses fairfax, kentfield, green bay, san anselmo, and ross. up next, a big night for the sharks and for tiger woods when you're last in the league in wins, you're not happy about that season. but that's not the case for the sharks because optimism is running high. they're not good, at least not yet. but they are on the verge to

transportation for people in half moon bay of granada east palo alto and the belle haven neighborhood of menlo park. as of right now, the transit agency is recommending writers keep using the existing app until the official launch on monday, january. 20th mlk day existing customers. we'll also need to make a new account. so prepare for that. alright, weather time here as we get a live look outside at them. adjust to golden gate. >> kathy trafton here to bring us as details on the weather. yeah, it wasn't that a beautiful picture of the set of the golden gate bridge. my goodness, gracious. >> after a beautiful day, temperatures today warmer than normal. as many as 2 to 10 degrees warmer san francisco. 62 as warm a 70 that was in san jose. and it's chilly as 59. and that was in livermore. so there you go with our temperatures. look at contours going now is you go through time. high pressure still remains in control. you see a little bit action, little bit of change. but basically we still get a lot of offshore winds for the next number of days. low temperatures will my goodness. it's going to be chil

menlo park is at 39 degrees.f 40s because of the fog, more 30s to the south than there are to the north because there's just too much moisture in the air to the north. so it's 40s and 50s. there is a pretty good breeze up in the hills for some as well. that's holding some temps up 20s, 30s up in the mountains. everything goes up and over for now. next hint of anything would not be until around the 17th or 18th on rain. otherwise. morning fog, hazy, mild on the temps and i would expect this pattern to last for a while here at least this week. hazy sunshine, maybe a little warmer as we go to the next couple of days. >> all right, steve, thank you. time. 640. the makers of popular alcohol drinks. they're watching their stock values plummet. this after a new announcement by the pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low prices. better than gett

sand hill road in menlo park, san mateo county sheriff's deputies say its k-9 unit helped catch the man as he ran off toward 280. when deputies got to the scene, they found bolt cutters, damaged security fence and other burglary tools. no word yet on why that suspect wanted to break into that national science research lab. we are following breaking news overseas tonight. a powerful earthquake has rocked a mountainous region of western china near the nepal border. the usgs says it was a magnitude 7.1. the epicenter in the tibet region, many houses near the epicenter collapsed and some people are reportedly trapped. at least 53 people have died and dozens of others have been injured, according to chinese state media. while the first person reported to have had a severe case of the bird flu in the united states has now died from that virus. the 65 year old man from louisiana. pardon me. 65 year old from louisiana had underlying medical condition, as is believed to have been exposed by a backyard flock of birds. at least 67 cases have been reported in ten states, including 37 here in califo

campbell in their menlo park 35 and santa cruz made it to 37. the record low for the city today was 35, 1949. the record high not that long ago. 72, 2009. the record rain an inch and three quarters back in 1911. we are looking for rainfall. not this week. probably not next week. maybe end of the month. right now, san francisco the third. driest january on record going back to 1849. 1850 the driest, if you didn't know, was ten years ago, 2015, when we didn't have a drought. the system that clipped us right there is on its way to southern california. that is cranked up the wind. now, most of this was early, as in, you know, 2:00 to about 5:00 in the morning. oakland hills, 52mph. oakland airport, 43. west side of mount tam 40. cordelia. crystal springs reservoir and berkeley lab between 32 and 38mph. there's still a decent breeze. petaluma north to 28. fairfield north to 25. it's an east and northeast breeze almost across the board here. half moon bay, sfo, livermore. mountain view, palo alto. all of the north or northeast breeze. wind advisories

yeah, retired fire chief from menlo park says it's not unusual to deal with water supply issues during a wildfire. >> however, he says it is important for fire departments to have good working relationships with water suppliers to be ready when disaster strikes. >> i don't know all the reasons of why they had the problems that they've had, but it would seem to me with with the forecasting for the severity of the winds. the potential for fire that they would have leaned in. to make sure that things were going to work. well, if they were worried about that, then you know, that bringing water tenders to make sure that you have a backup, they're doing that now. i know we have a water tanker that we've never sent out of the area and they're looking at some of that deficit in california right now. >> the former chief says that there should be an evaluation over water supply once the disaster response in southern california is finished and he says hopefully more backup plans are developed. >> it's as we keep talking about this and looking at what they're dealing with down there. we, of course

one of the south, they 45 minutes. 85 up to menlo park to 80 82. not seeing major delays there. so landed on a 2.37. about 32 minutes. and if you are going to hit the roads, travel along, 80 traffic starts to build soon as you berkeley, the 16 minute ride darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 9.50, and school districts nationwide are preparing in case ice agents roundup students. that's the potential school superintendents and immigrant rights groups are anxiously awaiting to see how fast and how far. >> incoming president trump's mass deportation plans will go. yeah, the details haven't come out yet. and we do know, though, that he has said he has plans for mass deportations, school districts across the country that have large migrant populations are very concerned about this and considering how they're gonna react. yeah, it was back in 2011 in a memo from then ice director john morton implemented a more restrained approach to immigrant immigration enforcement saying forsman actions do not occur. >> at sensitive locations like schools or churches unless there's an immedia

you're still fairly busy. 60 minutes, a little one-on-one. 85 up to menlo park. 2, 18, 82.ould hop on that as right now 13 on the bay bridge. so you're making progress there. telangana to 37. still 15 minutes over the east bay. if you're traveling along 5 88 80 8.80, is much busier than 5.80, but we're both seeing delays along those highways. international might be your best bet. 32 minutes along 80 and the on highway 4 down from 35 to 24 minutes during james, back to you. all right. thank you very much. rain in a 45 to time. >> developing news this morning. we now know the charges that an oakland man who's suspected of killing his wife along 5.80, will now be facing. so was in february of 2023 that police found lucky sum mccowan dead from a gunshot wound. police at the time identify the victim's husband, daniel mcallen. as the primary suspect. and after 2 years of investigation, alameda county da has filed felony charges now, including one count of murder. one count of corporal injury to a relationship partner and one count of possession of a firearm by a felon with priors

menlo park flirting 3334. this high is just not budging anytime soon. mean, it's everything is going to be in the in the rockies in the middle of the country. arctic plunge sunday, monday. we might get a little of that cold air over here, but there's just no rain. so temperatures above average now. but by the weekend early next week, i think there will be a much colder. all right, over to sal. it was a richmond bridge still. is that better? >> yeah. we're going to check in with the richmond bridge yesterday. we also had kind of a mess on the peninsula and in the south bay. so we're going to check on all those spots. first of all, the peninsula. it looks much better today than it did yesterday. and the south bay is routine. steve mentioned the richmond bridge. that's better even though it's longer delays because of an earlier crash that's now gone. and the bay bridge is backed up to the maze. 731 let's get back to the headlines, okay, sal. >> well, happening today, a bay area judge will hear arguments in the case of three men accused of killing a young g

menlo park leaders debate a controversial plan to convert some of the city's parking lots to affordablesing. the plan may include up to three lots. city leaders have already deemed surplus land, but opponents fear it may negatively impact businesses. the goal would be to add more than 300 housing units. supporters and opponents both plan to gather ahead of tonight's city council meeting. now to a follow up and a lifeline at last for struggling south bay hospital. santa clara county leaders yesterday finalized the plan to purchase san jose's regional medical center at the cost of $150 million. the hospital and its operator, hca healthcare, have endured drastic cutbacks over the last years, and they say to stay afloat, they have to do so, and recently downgraded the hospital's trauma care level. and leaders say once the deal closes, trauma care service will be among the first things they do to fully restore. it's a very densely populated community, and the downgrading of the level two trauma center at regional medical center, i've said it before, would have been a death sentence for the r

crews from across santa clara county mobilizing crews from alameda county, oakland, hayward and menlo park are also on the fire lines right now in southern california. >> now, today, fire crews from santa rosa left to help los angeles, as abc seven news reporter tim johns tells us, for many of those firefighters, the experience is a reminder of past wildfires. here. >> there's fire everywhere. >> the devastation in doug hoffman's altadena neighborhood is unimaginable. on tuesday night, the sonoma county native says he saw the beginning of the so-called eaton fire erupt on the mountainside just behind his los angeles area home. >> we immediately started going door to door in the neighborhood, got everyone out of their homes, and by the time i finished the immediate neighborhood on my block, the entire mountain was completely covered in flames. >> luckily, hoffman and his family were able to evacuate to safety. he says this isn't the first time his family has had close encounters with devastating firestorms. back in 2017, his parents had to flee the tubbs fire, seeing a home burning in front

transportation for riders in half moon granada east palo alto and the belle haven neighborhood of menlo park. right now the transit agency is recommending riders keep using existing apps until the official launch of this new app, which is next monday. >> still ahead here to incarcerated, firefighters are hard at work in los angeles. why their working conditions are brings being brought to light. and a south bay started doing what it can to help the firefighters, how suppress and spray. is he in those efforts? and dotting a pet and san francisco could help animals in >> first responders from across the country have been hoping to contain those major wildfires in los angeles county. and this includes several crews from the bay area. kron jack molmud tells us what they're doing. >> of all the horrific scenes shown from the thousands of acres scorched and lives ruined by los angeles fires. photos show with the panic and terror cemented into history. photos also show the heroism of firefighters from all over the country to kind of get in job to kind of help. >> so when you kind of have incidents

things are certainly picking up there. 42 in the south bay, 1, 0, one. 85 to menlo park mall to 18. 82 is still making really good time. and are down to 2.37. that's about 34 minutes darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain 7.16, for your money this morning. office jobs getting harder to come by and samsung. >> has a big day planned this month in silicon valley. jane king is live at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. >> hey, high. tory, a good morning. so samsung will host its galaxy unpacked in san jose on january 22nd. so the company will unveil the next evolution of i newest additions to its mobile portfolio as well. it will likely unveil new smart phones perhaps smart home devices and other gadgets as well. look at amazon's ring doorbell and security camera now also will be a smoke. alarm is partnering with the fire safety product maker kitty. the companies will launch 2 models in april, along with the $5 per month. smoke monitoring subscription that gives users access to around the clock professional monitoring and emergency dispatchers. while the lab

the changes will be phased in over the next couple of months in menlo park. anne rubin, ktvu, fox two news. >> during a news conference in florida today, president elect trump said the u.s. needs to control greenland and the panama canal. mr. trump refused to say whether he would use military force in that effort. donald trump jr and several trump representatives landed in greenland today for what is being called a personal visit. as washington, d.c, began to pay its respects to late president carter, the president elect blasted carter for returning the panama canal to panama. >> it might be that you'll have to do something. look, the panama canal is vital to our country. he thought giving away the panama canal was a good thing. i think it cost him the election. >> next to the president elect is set to arrive in washington tomorrow. trump will meet with senate republicans to discuss the best way to move his agenda quickly through congress. [music] >> well, barry, weather some breezy to windy conditions out there. the wind advisory remains in place through 10:

valley man is in custody accused of trying to break into the stanford linear accelerator center and menlo park. this happened sunday night. deputies say they arrived before that suspect managed to breach the facility, but they recovered bolt cutters, a damaged security fence and burglary tools. and the suspect is also accused of bolting from the scene before a k-9 unit caught up with him. 546 right now, president elect donald trump says a report about classified documents should stay a secret and scott mcgrew. we know that trump won't be prosecuted in that case, but the report could still be released. it probably will be. good morning. the report, put together by special counsel jack smith. trump absolutely does not want it to come out. lawyers for the trump side say it will be one sided and slanted, which of course it will be. considering it's the blueprint the prosecution would have used had the case gone forward. the case has been suspended because the justice department policy says you can't prosecute a sitting. president. trump had been accused of taking classified documents out of the wh

she's live outside meta headquarters in menlo park. some people saying this is going to promote freedom of speech. others worry it's going to be a free for all online. >> yeah, that is the fear. but ceo mark zuckerberg says the alternative is worse to much censorship. say goodbye to professional fact checkers at facebook and instagram. parent company meta calls them a hindrance to free speech. >> we've reached a point where it's just too many mistakes and too much censorship. >> they'll move to a community notes model, much like the x platform, where posters police each other. they'll also relax their content filters, focusing on illegal or severe infractions. >> the reality is that this is a trade off. it means we're going to catch less bad stuff, but we'll also reduce the number of innocent people's posts and accounts that we accidentally take down. >> why now? ceo mark zuckerberg says the recent election felt like a cultural tipping point, and that is a big concern at san francisco based common sense media. they believe this is all

retired fire chief from menlo park says it's not unusual to deal with water supply issues, especiallyre battling a wildfire huge is they're seeing down south. but he does say it's important for fire departments to have good working relationships with water suppliers just to be ready if a disaster strikes. >> i don't know all the reasons of why they had the problems that they've had, but it would seem to me with with the forecasting for the severity of the winds. the potential for fire that they would have lead in. to make sure that things were going to work. well, if they were worried about that, then you know, that bringing water tenders to make sure that you have a backup, they're doing that now. i know we have a water tanker that we've never sent out of the area and they're looking at some of that down in southern california right now. >> yeah, the former chief says there should be an evaluation over water supply wants the disaster response in southern california is finished. he says hopefully more backup plans are developed. well among the agency sending crews to las angeles is th

. >> harold chappell is the retired fire chief of menlo park fire district. >> kind of the flaw in your digital device is that, you know, let's say at nighttime, people leave it in another room or it's on silence. i'm still a big believer in kind of warning sirens. >> now, in l.a. county, they're switching their emergency notifications to the state's emergency alert system. >> you know, overall, the benefit of having this, you know, this technology and this ability to get a warning is, i think, far outweighs any downside. >> both chappell, homan and amos know well the impact of a destructive wildfire. >> my family lost three homes in in the paradise fire. 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

. >> here, retired fire chief from menlo park says it's not unusual to deal with water supply issues during a wildfire. however, he says departments to have good - working relationships with water suppliers so they can be ready when disaster strikes. >> i don't know of the reasons of why they had the problems that they've had, but it would seem to me with with the forecasting for the severity of the winds. the potential for fire that they would have leaned in. to make sure that things were going to work. well, if they were worried about that, then you know, that bringing water tenders to make sure that you have a backup, they're doing that now. i know we have a water tanker that we've never sent out of the area and they're looking at some of that down in southern california right now. >> dire times, the former chief says there shoulo be an evaluation of the water supply localities around here wants the disaster response in southern california has finished. he says hopefully more backup plans are developed. >> the family of the uc berkeley football player. also among those who have no