this why we use the housing first model here in newark. the first thing we all have do is to ensure that every person this country has a roof over their that they are not spending 30 to 50% of their income on housing, that the access to housing both an actual availability and costs does not continue to create deep inequity in this nation and that the pathway to the middle class or the check king spoke of at the march on washington is not continually marked insufficient funds. the good news is i believe that we are smart enough and have enough to do this. what we need is the will. well like maya angelou said to courage, courage is what allows to practice all of our other values. and without courage, we don't. the ability to be creative, to be innovative, to think across the lines and outside of the boundaries so we can figure out how to put people in homes that are affordable do it because we own a lot of the land we're able to set price and value on this land to begin to partner with the private sector, to begin to reduce costs just like i

in newark, police investigated a more traditional kind of crime. in may a smash and grab at a jewelry store, one of many across the bay area. i've learned 23 suspects in five different cars armed with sledgehammers and pickaxes, escaped with millions of dollars in jewelry. >> the drive thru is a mcdonald's drive through, but for jewelry, quinn chen says she was working next door to bindi jewelers in newark when she heard loud noises and saw two cars double parked out front. we thought there was construction next door. it was just like banging and booming, but it wouldn't stop. we were like, this is the most loudest construction we've ever heard. >> but no one was building anything. >> 15 guys literally just started smashing away. >> instead, it was the sounds of at least a dozen masked, gloved intruders smashing their way into the store near new park mall. >> they were running out with armloads. we just heard the glass and like, was trying to figure out what it was. and then we saw him running out of the store. >> so much was taken that chen says t

newark investigation, for example. the budget allocation for what we're doing investigatively is not captured in that number. but for the technology we use and the way we deploy it, just under 500,000. >> we want to help you. this is a committee, you know, the chairman is putting this together because we want to know these topics. the american people deserve to know the truth on this, and we also deserve to have actions on it. and if it's a budget issue, no problem. but it's also what is our money getting us? clearly not a whole locality. and something needs to change though. i'm trying to figure out what that something is. month after month, it's the same old, same old, from a standpoint, do you know what the current budget of c.v.b. is for counter u.a.s.? >> i can tell you that direct appropriations for counter u.a.s. was zero last year. >> zero. >> v.c.p. took it out of hyde. we will continue to do that. i can't tell you what that exact number is. i have a general ballpark. but i provide that back to you. >> another

i just had been elected not sworn in as mayor of city of newark. said do you want to meet bill clinton, i said hell yeah. and so i -- >> you came too see me. >> i thought it was a formal thing, you would tell tall tales about your stories and experiences, you greeted me at the door, brought me in, sat me down, you had a mission, i came to me, i did an imitation of him. i try -- should i try it. >> you said to me, corey, i need to tell you something. you said, i want to talk to but earned income tax credit. you spent a half hour, talking to me about earned income tax credit, you said it was. greatest thing that i did to fight poverty, and most cities are leaving millions none collected eitcmoney, i went back to my staff, i said we're one of the lowest income cities in america, former president told me about earned income tax credit, they leaned in to say, what we set up free tack centers in our city that brought millions back that was going uncollected. i didn't', you told me people could go back 3 years, and cloak -- collect theirir money, people w

we saw people were getting nine or $10,000 that we started up financial centers in newark where people could realize there could be a down payment on a home. it was the transformative advice i had ever gotten. politics. i want to say thank you. thank you. but you know know, the one thing that i wanted to make it self actuating, the republicans didn't like it. the tax cut. they didn't like and i loved it because you couldn't get it unless you were working. but you had a modest and so, so i discovered after i left that we had 160,000 people in new york city alone who were eligible for this tax and weren't getting it. and so we started working on that. but in 2019, there were two long articles in the new york times analyzing the rapid drop in child poverty since. 1993. and he said that and the guy said one third of it came from the earned tax credit from the first go. and then we just kept raising it, doing things. and you did that. but i was also trying to make the point that a lot of people that tried and failed are doing various things and your city and i thought everybody knew you wer

i had just been elected, i hadn't been sworn in yet, as mayor of the city of newark and somebody saidwant to meet bill clinton? and i said hell, yeah. and so i-- >> you came to see me. >> and i thought it would be one of those formal things and you would tell tall tales about your experiences, but you greeted me at the door, brought me in showed me some great pictures on the wall and sat me down. you had a mission, you came up to me and i used to do an imitation of him that i'm embarrassed to do now. >> do it. >> and should i try you, korey, i need to tell you something and you said, i want to talk to you about the earned income tax credit. and you spent a half hour talking to me about the earned income tax rate and you said it's the greatest thing i did to fight poverty and most cities are leaving tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions in uncollected eitc money. i went back to my staff and i sad we're one of the lowest income cities in america and the former president told me about the earned income tax credit, and they sort of leaned in to say what? and we set up free tax cen

stores in the village at cordova shopping center and the new park mall in newark will be shut down. number seven, a heads up if you take bart. starting monday, bart is making some schedule changes. it's part of an effort to sync schedules and improve transfers with other transit systems. and a reminder to check our app for any breaking updates out of la, especially as we track the winds tonight. >> yeah, two rounds of winds for southern california. more like one. the main one today for us. >> all right, lisa, thank you. and thank you all for joining us on abc seven mornings. nhl hockey is next. have a great day. and we're thinking of all of you affected by those fires. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is espn on

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kohl's plans to close five bay area locations and 27 nationwide, while macy's will shut stores in newark and corte madera. statewide, kohl's is chopping 929 jobs, including 60 jobs at its store in pleasanton. it is not immediately clear how many additional jobs will be affected by kohl's upcoming closures in fremont, mountain view, napa and san rafael. macy's has yet to reveal any details about any job cuts. san francisco has reported its first human case of bird flu. public health officials say a child experienced fever and an eye infection, but did not need to go to the hospital. that child has since recovered. it is unclear how the child contracted the virus. the sample was sent to the cdc after a confirmed positive by the san francisco public health department's lab. the case marks the second human case in the bay area, and alameda county child tested positive for the virus back in november. health officials stress the risk of humans getting bird flu remains low, as there is no current evidence the virus can be transmitted between people. they also say try to avoid contact with birds

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. >> nationwide macy's is closing 66 stores, including 2 in the bay area, one in newark and the other in corte madera cole says they're closing 27 stores with multiple locations included in the bay area. fremont's mountain view. napa plus intent and sandra fell all on the chopping block. and with that a loss of jobs and a hit to the local economy. we really thrive on. >> locals coming purchasing whatever ad or maybe just coming in saying love to local face it. you know, you know, your faces and really build on people. >> something that will be missed as a go-to place. and just another change. >> and just a reminder that none of these closures are going to happen any time soon. alby later in the year around march or april. we'll, of course keep you updated on that on air and on our website. that's com 4 dot com reporting in corte madera. stephanie rothman kron. 4 news. >> openai ceo sam altman is denying a claim made by a sister that he sexually assaulted her multiple times when she was a child. any altman filed a lawsuit this week saying her brother sexually assaulted or between 1997

and the east bay crews put out an rv on fire in newark. this happened monday on don barden street. as you can see, the rv was engulfed in flames. no one was hurt and there's no word yet on what started that fire. happening now. it's going to cost you $8 across all bay area. bridges except for the golden gate. voters approved this move back in 2018, there have been 3 waves of toll increases since then last month, officials approved a plan to raise the toll $0.50 every year for the next 5 years. that means by 2030, it could cost you $10.30 to cross most bay area. bridges officials say the money from the increase will go towards bridge maintenance, rehabilitation. and of course, operations. this year, the irs is implementing a few new rules. shannon behnken is here to give us a breakdown. >> stimulus checks during the pandemic offered a much needed financial boost to many families. but others were left out and were unable to fix the mistake with the irs. well, that could be changing if you didn't receive one or more stimulus checks that you qualify for. be on the lookout at the mailbo

. >> nationwide macy's is closing 66 stores, including 2 in the bay area, one in newark and the other in corte madera cole says they're closing 27 stores with multiple locations included in the bay area. fremont's mountain view. napa plus intent and sandra fell all on the chopping block. and with that a loss of jobs and a hit to the local economy. we really thrive on. >> locals coming purchasing whatever it may be or maybe just coming in saying i love to see people could face it. you know, you know, your faces and really build on people. >> something that will be messed was a go-to place. and just another change. >> and just a reminder that none of these closures are going to happen any time soon. will be later in the year around march or april. we'll, of course keep you updated on that on air and on our website. that's com for dot com reporting in corte madera. stephanie rothman kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the news at 5, how an app may here in the bay area's helping people in southern california state wildfire aware and as the fire rages on, a massive winter storm continues to du

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i did see 39 in newark. how about that?hat's pretty cold for newark. 14 in truckee, south lake tahoe, 3219 carson city, reno at a cold 18. that's a large and in charge, high, as we say. but there's a series of systems that are going to move into nevada. and if they retrograde enough, they'll settle back off of southern california, which in turn would keep this pattern going for at least another seven, maybe ten days. waiting on this, waiting on a sunny day. well, it'll be here today because everyone will be in on it. 60s to near 70 on the temps. dave. >> all right, steve. thank you. well, trying to find something positive for the 40 niners after a pretty tough and disappointing season. what they're trying to learn from last season in order to get back to the playoffs next year. right now let's get to gasia mikaelian. see what's coming up in the 7:00 hour of mornings on two. good morning gasia. good morning dave. >> we are, of course, staying on top of the big story today. fires raging across southern california. coming up a

and, the other airports like newark etc also have it.ey've started to extract data from one of the two black box flight recorders that have been retrieved from the scene of the crash, which may reveal more details about what did happen, including the pilot's final conversations and communications. oh, yeah, the pilots did recognise that there was a bird strike and, like i said, there have been about around 13,000 bird strikes last year, which didn't always lead to the problem. however, it could have been human factors, a mix of human factors. was it a turnaround flight? it was a red eye flight, which means it took off at 2.30am from bangkok. it caused fatigue and stress. the korean government issues were on. were the crew listening to news that they did not sleep enough. so, there's a lot of things that can happen in seconds. and the brain is a strange thing, it takes time to recover to the reality. let's take a look at some other stories around the world today. el salvador�*s government says the country recorded only 114 homicides last

. >> steve: from newark to nuke?s, none stop, exciting. >> see if greenland takes trump up on it, read about it in w"wal street journal." meanwhile, four and a half hours from now, congress will certify trump's win and republican party is ready to jump start his agenda. john barrasso, he will be responding in a couple minutes from a snowy d.c. with signs and graphics, you can save anything. transforming your space begins at our place. fast signs make your statement. with ehealth, you can compare medicare plans side by side for free. so we invited people to give ehealth a try and discover how easy it can be to find your medicare match. this is pretty amazing. i can go on a vacation with this money. i have quite a few prescriptions. that's why people call us. we're going to compare plans, and i'm gonna try to get you as much bang for your buck as possible. that's great. this one here covers all your prescriptions. your doctors as well. oh, wonderful. i have a hard time with this. that's okay, that's what i'm here for.

and when i went with him on the campaign trail in 1976, and we would go into black churches in newark and in cleveland, and it came time for the chorus and those churches to sing. he was right up there singing with them. i used to actually have tears in my eyes to think that these people had such a deep belief in god, even though they were subject to such discrimination. he understood that. and it's very interesting, wolf, in the 1980, with all the losses he had, and it was overwhelming, the one constituency that stayed with him was the black community, because they understood that he understood and incorporated their aspirations and their struggles. >> and tia mitchell, i'm anxious to get your thoughts because a lot of our viewers probably don't know that morehouse college is a historically black college in atlanta, georgia, and it was deliberately chosen to deliver this kind of performance. >> and the glee club is world renowned for its music, musicianship, and it's a high quality. i also was struck when i was watching the service. meredith evans, who's over the carter presidential

, angry poured into the streets of more than 100 towns and cities including new york and oakland, newark and nashville, chicago, and cincinnati, and baltimore. in washington dc, fires came within two blocks of the white house. later that same month, antiwar students seized several buildings at columbia university in manhattan. the occupation lasted a week. policeman eventually drove demonstrators out of the buildings and sent more than 100 students to the hospital. the united states now appeared to be more divided than at any time since the civil war. >> more divided than at any time since the civil war, ken was told no one would watch this and 40 million people do because of our understanding of our past has the singular and unique ability to educate , inspire, captivate, and give us comfort, and give us courage. so what happens right now? what this arc of american history could teach us today, we start with emmy word filmmaker and humanitarian, ken burns. we have him here for more than half an hour so we could deep dive into his extraordinary body of work and your life. everything from

newark has demonstrated how the justice system ought to operate. no one should be above the law. trump will still be able to appeal after the sentencing. he can also appear in person or virtually he is not specified which one he will do. he calls the entire case of political interference which obviously did not work. tomorrow the results of the election will be certified in joint session of congress. will send it back to you. arthel: we will take it back here nate foy thank you. >> congress reconvenes how easy or difficult will pass and president trump's agenda be? considering the no republican majority in the house and the democratic opposition in the senate. member of the house appropriations committee. congressman, what good to see you on the sunday. cooks where you and your fellow republicans what you going to start tackling first? >> is a couple of things we have to do. we have to do that. something we have to do. physically or 25 appropriation bills are not quite finished. the ho house passed most out ofe house. but the senate has done nothing. it did get those off the tabl

newark crews. we're about 28 trucks there.ckly arrive, knock down the flames and prevent anybody from being hurt. while fire crews illinois fire rtnt says the battle is second alarm fireearly tuesday, the fire was first reported outdoor hann stret, right near fist seet. but then it spread to a second story taant. the fire damaged entire first floor extended into thsecond floor with a small floor collapse from the second onto the first officials are still investigating. >> to 19 now, sunnyvale fire department is receiving a grant from the california water service. this is part of their program to award more than $175,000 towards 7 fire departments and state. this will help support local fire departments and their efforts to provide rescue and emergency services. the money for the sunnyvale fire department will go towards specialized wild land firefighting, personal protective equipment that helps protect firefighters against the unpredictable and extreme conditions they encounter when responding to fires. >> time now to 19,000.

angry, poured into the streets of more than 100 towns and cities, including new york and oakland, newark nashville, chicago and cincinnati, and baltimore. and in washington, d.c., where fires came within two blocks of the white house. later that same month, anti-war students seized several buildings at columbia university in manhattan. the occupation lasted a week, the first time in american history that students forced a major university to shut down. policemen eventually drove the demonstrators out of the buildings and sent more than 100 students to the hospital. the united states now appeared to be more divided than at any time since the civil war. >> more divided than at any time since the civil war. ken was told, nobody will watch this. 40 million people do because our understanding of our past has the singular and unique ability to educate, inspire, captivate us, give us comfort and give us courage. so, what happens right now? what can this arc of american history teach us about what we're living through today? it's where we start today with emmy award winning filmmaker and documen

deportation of illegal immigrants, local officials to cooperate ice detainers federal judge and newark'sland has ruled suffolk county bellied the rights of the hundreds of immigrants who were held on this detainers. county officials vowing to appeal that decision but cb cotton now on wh what this is al about. >> elected leaders of suffolk county, on the suburban new york county say the plan to fight back after they learned their community could be on the hook for millions in damages. but as you said for keeping migrants in custody until ice to pick them up for deportation proceedings by the sounds were 2019 class-action lawsuit which claims it migrants constitutional rights were violated between 2016 hundred of the nativity suffolk county honored ice detainer request and held migrants pass the release dates. county attorney argued this week the county lawfully honor those detainers of federal authority. he said that even stop doing so when a separate ruled the practice unlawful this month a federal judge said sheriff's office action on its own that means taxpayers are solely on the hook

. >> i think there is a direct flight from tampa to newark. somebody told me that once.alm. don't run out and fill up with gas. the colonial pipeline now has shut down. the main pipeline. a main pipeline from houston, texas, to new york and new jersey. almost every drop of gas you put in your car in new jersey comes from the colonial pipeline or something carried on it. they are looking for a leak in georgia. we confirmed that. probably back on tomorrow. this is the pipeline that was hacked in 2021. >> that's why the -- >> calm down. we won't see a spike in gas prices because there is plenty of gas in storage. right now line one in georgia shut down. something to watch. >> how many lines are there? >> a main line, the torso, all these things that spring off of it. >> this is the main line, basically? >> yeah, line one, there is sprigs, streams. >> possibly trickles? 12-hour shutdown. >> that's what they say. >> how does this compare to 2021? >> eamon javers is all over that story. hackers. that was a big deal. that's when you take the minivan out and do the -- by the way

the company filed a notice with the state, saying 94 people will be laid off at the newark location. will lose their jobs in madera. macy's ceo says closing stores is never easy, but the company has to focus on locations that have stronger sales. our time now. 526 a group of high school athletes coming together to help wildfire victims in southern california. details of the relief efforts underway in napa. and free adoptions being offered at the east bay spca. why it only lasts for a limited (vo) fargo is your virtual assistant from wells fargo. (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! (woman) i found it! i found my card! (vo) and also, this: (woman) fargo, turn on my debit card. (vo) do you fargo? you can, with wells fargo. what else can fargo do? quickly tell you what you spend on things like food. (dad) fargo, what did i spend on groceries this month? (son) hey dad, can the guys stay for dinner? (dad) no... (vo) learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?"

newark had some runway shutdown because of the snow.so we sat on the runway for about an hour and a half more than we were supposed to, but everything was safe in the end. >> nationwide, more than 800 flights are canceled. more than 10,000 are delayed as of this morning. >> time now is 810, and we do have slow traffic out there. i would say we're 95% of where we used to be back in november, before everyone started taking time off. highway four and 680 are slow. the reason i say it's not 100% is we're getting a little early clearance here at the bay bridge. that's good to see. it could be that some people are still maybe working from home a little bit or whatever is going on. we like it. we're not asking a lot of questions about that. it's a little windy out there. northbound 880 is slow past the coliseum. it's slow into downtown oakland. 810. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal. the nation is paying its respects to former president jimmy carter. as his casket is being moved now from his home state of georgia to washington, d.c.

closures include the macy's at the village shopping center in corte madera, the new park mall in newarkd the macy's furniture gallery at the hillsdale shopping center in san mateo. no exact date has been given for those closures, and kohl's says it plans to close 27 underperforming stores across the u.s. by april. and that includes locations in fremont, mountain view, napa, pleasanton and san rafael. kohl's says its employees have been offered severance packages, or the option of applying to other open roles within the company. >> us economy added more jobs than expected last month. the labor department says 256,000 new jobs were created in the month of december, and the unemployment rate declined to 4.1%. health care was the biggest sector for hiring, followed by retail. the strong jobs report has investors speculating that the fed will be less aggressive in cutting interest rates in the months to come. >> today's report tells us that the fed is wrong. the labor market was not was not slowing the way that jay powell told us it was in september when he had to make that very bold 50 basi

. >> in the east bay crews put out an rv on fire in newark. this happened monday on dumbarton street. as you can see, the rv was engulfed in flames. no one was hurt. no word yet on what started the fire. in the south bay. 2 people are without a home after a fire tore through a house in san jose. firefighters responded to the house fire at around noon wednesday on sharp avenue in the mayfair neighborhood. fortunately, nobody was hurt. the red cross is working with the 2 adults who are displaced. the cause of the fire also under investigation. well, the legal city manager andrew murray, has officially selected the city's new permanent police chief. >> meet the new chief. this is jason todd on your screen. toss or for over 27 years with the san jose police department, including multiple undercover investigations. so todd has been serving as interim police chief since november of will officially take office in the coming week. >> walkley. brands sold at wal-mart stores is now coming off the shelves. the brand braga. they issued a recall for 12 oun

stores, most in the first quarter of the year, and that includes a few bay area locations, like one in newarkwell as corte madera. it's part of the company's plan, which was announced last year to close about 150 underproducing stores over the next three years. the union square store is still on the chopping block, but it's spared for now. plans to close at some point. once a buyer is found. happening tomorrow. get ready for a scheduled change on bart. bart is starting construction to its train control system, so departure times will shift by a few minutes. late night construction will happen between the colma and millbrae stations after 9 p.m, the millbrae station will be served by a train that will run every 15 minutes between millbrae and sfo. only riders will have to transfer at sfo to board a yellow line train to finish their trip. now to a celebration of latino culture in the south bay. the children's discovery museum in san jose pulled out all the stops for three kings day or el dia de los reyes magos yesterday. the tradition actually took place on monday, which you might know as the e

bay crews put out an rv fire in newark.happened monday on dumbarton street, as you can see, the rv was engulfed in flames. no one was hurt. no word yet on what started the fire. in the south bay. 2 people are without a home after a fire tore through a house in san jose. firefighters responded to the house fire on around noon wednesday on sharp avenue in the mayfair neighborhood. fortunately, nobody was hurt. the red cross is working with the 2 adults who are displaced. the cause of the fire also under investigation. new this morning, agnes colletti, a holocaust survivor and the oldest living olympic gold gold medal winner has died. she passed this morning in budapest after being hospitalized in critical condition with ammonia on december. 25th. she wanted total of 10 olympic medals in gymnastics, including 5 golds for hungary in 1952. 1956. she survived the holocaust by assuming a false identity and working as a maid. she became the oldest gold medal winner at the age of 35. and then worked as a trainer and coach that was r

crews put out an rv on fire in newark. this happened monday on bardin street. as you can see, the rv was engulfed in flames. no one was hurt and there's no word yet on what started that fire. sunnyvale fire department is receiving a grant from the california water service as part of their program to award more than $175,000 towards 7 fire departments in the state. this will help support the local fire departments and their efforts to provide rescue as well as emergency services. the money for that fire department will go toward specialize. wild land firefighting, personal protective equipment that helps protect the firefighters against the unpredictable and sometimes extreme conditions that they encounter when responding to wildfires. switching gears now to weather. we're taking a live look at the golden gate bridge kron. 4 meteorologist kyla grogan is here with your forecast for the week. >> yeah, i want talk about we have little bit later this week because, you know, we've had these big waves that we've had over the past couple of weeks to kind of come and go

. >> and that pay crews put out an rv that was on fire in newark. >> this happened on monday. them dumb. barton street. as you can see, the rv was engulfed in flames. nobody was hurt. we don't have any word yet on what started the fire. and police are asking for the public's help trying identify these 2 women who they say stole a wallet from a car last month. police say the women they took the wallet and a cell phone from the victim's car they were part visiting a loved one at a cemetery. the suspected thieves used a stolen credit cards to make purchases. it various businesses in gilroy. if you recognize these women, please call police. and now 5.34 in response to that deadly new orleans attack. governor newsom says the state threat assessment center is on high alert closely, coordinating and sharing information with multiple agencies. us get long. has that story. we checked in with local law enforcement. we heard back from a san francisco oakland and san jose police. >> who are all monitoring the tragic situation in new orleans and all say while there is no credible threats i

that and the lyndon co-generation plant, which is right next to newark airport, this gigantic beast ofes of the turnpike, that is providing over half the power for the entire state. and i'm not bringing this up to be critical of anything. i'm saying we can hate certain things. you can hate coal, okay? but right now, in -- for 20% of the power grid, coal is literally saving our derriere. >> i think was the term. >> tush. >> by the way, new in 2025 when we're dealing with these issues is also the usage of the grid by a lot of the large data centers. northern virginia, of course, is the heartbeat of the internet, where a lot of this is taking place. a lot of those have tried to do different kinds of deals to get their power directly or not. so there shouldn't be too many issues. but another thing when we see big storms come to these areas, there's more infrastructure risk than that. >> and bring that graphic back up, big, beautiful graphic on the wall. renewables did about 7.6 megawatts. that's a big number. overall, the demand for power, because people are cold and they're cranking their

. >> getting all that information is important but i want to introduce you to a newark resident candyamirez who is really proof that it's possible to have success without medication. and she did it the good old-fashioned way. diet and exercise and really inspired to make the change after a health scare. >> i was diagnosed in may of -- well, before may but i started the program in may, of 2022, as prediabetic. i was 256 pounds at the time. and i -- my doctor wanted to start talking to me about medication. the medications, you know, while they help you, they also have side effects. right? i have a 12-year-old son. and i was like i need to be around for him. and i need to be better for him. i want to be a good role model for him. and it's -- amazing to be able to do it that way. and for my son to see that too, you know. it changes his mindset as well and getting him to learn to eat healthy even though he's a skinny mini. he's an athlete and burns it all off. no problem. now he's look liking at the labels, mom, you can eat there. mom, the carbs are better you know. that sort of thing. and

newark had some runway shutdown because of the snow. so we sat on the runway for about an hour and a half more than we were supposed to, but everything was safe in the end. >> nationwide, more than 900 flights are canceled, more than 12,000 delayed as of this morning. >> all right, gasia sal is 908. let's go to rosemary oroczo. get a look at our weather forecast. it looks great outside our window. >> good morning guys. yeah, quite the difference right. the fog is gone. it has to do with all that wind that is out there. joining us this morning giving you a live look here over san francisco. the wind advisory pretty much for the entire bay area, excluding the santa clara valley, will go until tomorrow morning. and we have seen quite the gusts already. here's a view of storm tracker two. that northeasterly flow you can see just right over us chewed away all that fog. it is a very dry air mass that is in place at this time. and going to remain that way. again, looking forward perhaps all the way through the weekend. the winds are not going

bay crews put out an rv on fire in newark. this happened monday on dunbar d-street.you can see the rv there covered in flames. no one was hurt and no word on what started the fire. in response to that deadly new orleans attack that killed 15 people. governor newsom says the state threat assessment center is on high alert closely coordinating and sharing information with multiple law enforcement agencies. kron four's gayle ong has more on this story. checked in with local law enforcement. we heard back from a san francisco oakland and san jose police. >> who are all monitoring the tragic situation in new orleans and all say while there is no credible threats in their cities, the public is advised to stay vigilant. >> new year's celebrations turned into terror in new orleans as a truck plowed into people on the famed bourbon street killing at least 15 people, injuring at least 30 of the city of new orleans was impacted by a terrorist attack. the fbi is investigating the attack as an act of terrorism. investigators recovered and islamic state group flag and said the tru

stores in the village at corte madera shopping center and at the new park mall in newark will be shutn, along with more than 60 other macy's locations across the country. san francisco city officials revealed early last year the macy's at union square will shut down as soon as the city finds a buyer for the building. walgreens is closing a dozen san francisco stores at the end of february, and that inclua store on geary with the highest theft rate of any walgreens in the nation. also a store on potrero that recently had $84,000 in merchandise stolen. and the walgreens on market street, where a security guard shot and killed benkhert brown during a shoplifting incident. the retailer did not blame crime, instead saying rent, staffing and supply needs are reasons for the closures. walgreens is closing 1200 stores nationwide this year. >> now it's time for our abc seven mornings advancer. it's our way of highlighting some things happening in the day ahead, right here in the bay area. >> first, the oakland police commission is meeting today to consider possible changes to the police depart

of a trailer fire in newark. the alameda county fire department says.ers quick action knocked out this fire quickly on sunday. the trailer on dumbarton was fully engulfed in flames. no one was hurt. investigators have not said what started the fire. starting tomorrow, insurance companies in california will be required to cover homeowners in areas with high fire danger. state insurance commissioner ricardo lara made that announcement as part of a package of home insurance reforms. as ktvu tom vacar tells us, the big question is whether rates will go up as a result. >> this is what the deputy insurance commissioner told ktvu on december 12th about the new emergency insurance regulations. essentially effective immediately. >> under the reforms, we're putting in place, insurance companies, in order to utilize these risk tools like like modeling, they have to write more policies. that's the change, and we'll enforce that through our rate authority. >> the promise was that the regulations would force insurers to sell policies equivalent to 85% of their statew

stores in the village at corte madera shopping center and at the new park mall in newark will be shut bart. starting monday, bart is making some schedule changes. it's part of an effort to sync schedules and improve transfers with other transit systems. and a reminder to check our app for any breaking updates out of la. of course, the winds being a serious concern this weekend. >> yes. all throughout the day today and then monday and tuesday as well. so continues. >> yeah. all right lisa, thank you. and thank you all for joining us on abc seven mornings. we'll see you back here at nine. have a great day. >> gio: good morning, america. new overnight, fire flare-up.

here in the bay area, there are the macy's and new park mall in newark, the village in madera, and thelery at the hillsdale shopping center in san mateo, all of them set to close this year. at some point, the total number of store closures could hit 150 by the end of next year. well, coming up on mornings on two, the nine is your california home at risk for a wildfire? we'll tell you about a tool you need to know about. it lets you check your zip code fo ♪ ♪ is it possible to be more capable? and more practical? be able to perform here. and here. make a statement while barely making a sound. and command the road, as well as what lies ahead. how we get there matters. ♪ ♪ in southern california, deadly wildfires have burned entire neighborhoods down, and firefighters are still working to contain them. los angeles county officials have confirmed that ten people have been killed in the fires. 180,000 people are under evacuation orders, and residents are being warned about contaminated air and tap water. >> some 150 firefighters from the bay area are now on the fire lines in los angeles cou

. >> well, in the east bay crews put out an rv on fire in newark.happened monday on dumbarton street. as you can see, the rv was engulfed in flames. thankfully, nobody was hurt and we don't have any word yet on what started that fire. we'll do a police. need your help to try find these 2 women. they say so wallet from a car last month. police say the women took a wallet and a cellphone from the victim's car while they were parked visiting a loved one at a cemetery. the suspected these stole credit cards. they made purchases at various businesses in gilroy. if you recognize any of these women, please call police immediately. >> 6.35 in the east bay, you may have gotten the tax from fast track saying you owe them money because you recently used a toll. well, ignore it because pastrick says the message totally a scam. if the tax as you're told to pay in order to avoid excessive late fees and potential legal action. the real fast tracked says, hey, it doesn't send texts about any billing issues. it may be bulls across the nation now have to show levels

newark had some runway shutdown because of the snow, so we sat on the runway for about an hour and a half more than we were supposed to, but everything was safe in the end. >> nationwide, more than 2500 flights were canceled and more than 9000 were delayed as of tonight. >> well, reform is coming to the minneapolis police department. nearly five years after the murder of george floyd. >> coming up, the big changes approved just today that will put the department under a long-term supervision. >> and president biden and the first lady attend a service in new orleans tonight. their message to the families of the murder of george floyd. a justice department report found a pattern of civil rights violations by minneapolis police after floyd's death in 2020. the department will overhaul its training and use of force policies to build on changes since floyd's death. an independent monitor will oversee those changes and a judge must approve them. the agreement will put the department under a long term court supervision on capitol hill today. >> a joint session of congress certified donald t

this is in newark.his happened monday barton street, as you can see, rv was fully engulfed in flames. nobody was hurt. we don't have any word yet on what started that fire. you police. they need your help trying identify these women who they say stole a wallet from a car last month. police say the women took the rolland scelfo from a victim's car. while that person was part of visiting a loved one at a cemetery suspect, these use a stolen credit cards to make purchases of areas, businesses gilroy. if you recognize him, please call police. then from richmond, they were arrested and calaveras county over the weekend for allegedly stealing an large-scale marijuana growing house calaveras county sheriffs says the bus led deputies to the group with several 55 gallon trash bags filled with marijuana. they found that it was likely stolen give. it was recently cut in burglary. tools were found. deputies also found the shed where the legal weed was stolen from. and i found nearly 800 plants valued at over $315,0

stores in the village at corte madera shopping center and at the new park mall in newark will be shutng with more than 60 other macy's locations across the country. san francisco city officials revealed early last year that the macy's at union square will shut down as soon as the city finds a buyer for that building. and now it's time for our abc seven mornings advance. it's our way of highlighting some things that are happening around the bay area in the day ahead. >> first, the oakland police commission is meeting today to consider possible changes to the police department's pursuit policy. the policy has been criticized by governor gavin newsom while announcing he's extending the state's law enforcement partnership with oakland. he warned the police commission must change the policy. right now, oakland officers are only allowed to initiate pursuits when they have a reasonable suspicion a suspect committed a violent crime or has a gun. >> people in the north bay will have a new public transportation option starting today. a new smart train option is opening up in petaluma. a new sta

but then i would move into newark, new jersey, where i live now, a community below the poverty line,ity and. my definition of hope was, was changed a little bit. but reading this book, it makes me think that you are have the same definition of ms. ms. virginia jones, a tenant president of some high rise projects whose son was murdered in those buildings and yet never stopped ever stopped fighting for those buildings, didn't move out when she had money to do so. and she taught me and echoes throughout this book is this understanding that real hope is scarred real hope is wounded, real hope has to be time and time again. real is saying that every day i'm going to decide that despair won't have the last word. and you give this really moment that it made me smile because i remember these toys when the going got rough. i tried to imagine that was one of those big inflatable ball toys of cartoon like baby huey or casper. the friendly ghost. they were big favorites of kids. when i was in elementary school, you could knock them down really hard and they'd always right back up. to survive in

you know, we did this when i was in newark when i was in new york. we you know, we dealt with the world series. we've dealt with all the athletic events, you know, at the meadowlands. this is not unusual for law enforcement to go and make sure that everything is safe and secure. the thing that's going to be different is that they're going to raise the level on this. you know, everyone is being searched before they come into the games. they may actually take a little bit more time with each person going through. i'm sure that they've gone through the stadium once. they're probably going to be going through the stadium again to make sure that there is no chance of having any ied or any other type of potential incident while at the g of the bowl tonight. maybe the safest place in the u.s. because of all the safety and security that all the law enforcement agencies are going to take to make sure that no one is injured there tonight. but again, they're going to be looking very hard at this individual and making sure that he did not do something that may c