it de-matured into any number of subsidiary organizations, north cal and now recology. we have some profound public policy decisions we will need to make together. if you look at the 1932 ordinance, there are many things that actually are not a part of the monopoly. i want to say that for the record. we have had yet another unfortunate experience to date where one third of the board was charged with wrong doing. yes, i want to send this back to committee. i think that we all have to sharpen our pencils and figure out how to do right by this. we can go back to the ballot and undo the 1932 ordinance. i think there are many things that we can do as a public policy body in addition to that. i can lay those things out. >> supervisor fewer: i wanted to mention to my colleague that when we heard this item in budget, we had not heard the news about recology and that news came after we had taken the vote to send it to committee with a positive recommendation. i had conversations, i wanted to say that the process for individual residential rate payers to raise rates on recology.

it de-matured into any number of subsidiary organizations, north cal and now recology. we have some profound public policy decisions we will need to make together. if you look at the 1932 ordinance, there are many things that actually are not a part of the monopoly. i want to say that for the record. we have had yet another unfortunate experience to date where one third of the board was charged with wrong doing. yes, i want to send this back to committee. i think that we all have to sharpen our pencils and figure out how to do right by this. we can go back to the ballot and undo the 1932 ordinance. i think there are many things that we can do as a public policy body in addition to that. i can lay those things out. >> supervisor fewer: i wanted to mention to my colleague that when we heard this item in budget, we had not heard the news about recology and that news came after we had taken the vote to send it to committee with a positive recommendation. i had conversations, i wanted to say that the process for individual residential rate payers to raise rates on recology.

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. >>> tomorrow at the same time we'll mark the end of yet another hectic fire season for the north bay. calng that call as cooler temperatures and rain move in. santa rosa fire departments marks the end of its season two weeks ago. and true to 2020 this year's fire season was one of the most destructive with 600 wildfires in the north bay alone. it lasted about one month longer than the previous two fire seasons. you can track all the rain, all things weather right along with us on our whereabouts bay area app. it includes live radar showing when the rain will get to you. it's free. >>> health officials continue to focus on turning the tide in surging covid cases. new infections hovering around 40,000 cases daily here in california. and as we turn from the holiday weekend and head into new year's eve many counties are ramping up testing. beginning tomorrow sonoma and santa clara counties are adding several new testing sites. icu beds are running alarmingly low in our area and throughout the state. in fact, los angeles is now the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak. >>> and a live look at

north carolina. coronavirus, right? calut in front of the cut outs facing nickel state as of louisiana. matt bradley tying a career high 26. 19 in the second half and got the friendly bounce off the win. 60-49 to get arizona state on thursday. >>> hungry for a little more this morning? give me the top five. best part about thanksgiving the leftovers of course. these oklahoma fans skip the consuccessions stand because of it. pretty good half time entertainment at the colts game. the mascot married this couple, you may remove your masks and kiss the bride. and number three, syracuse maps the touchdown. >> they get a snap and he spikes it. the game will end. >> culpepper. >> at number two, vanderbilt. a goalie on the cc. the first william to play in a power five conference football game. she handled the opening kickoff in the second half. nate robinson made his boxing debut on saturday. down goes nate. that was the youtube star jake paul, down goes nate robinson, game, set, match, that is the latest in sports. see you tonight.

north bay. lower temperatures and recent rain prompted cal fire to call an end to the peak fire season in six northnties includes napa, solano, and sonoma. but cal fire will continue to maintain staffing to be prepared for any potential threat. this year firefighters responded to 600 wildfires that charred hundreds of thousands of acres across the north bay. >>> rain moved through parts of the bay area earlier today, and over the weekend, causing some concerns about flash flooding and of reflow in monterey county, areas affected by the wildfires that hit in august. the czu complex fire burned more than 86,000 acres. >>> a tree phil on to some power lines in mill valley this morning, closing a residential street. pg&e crews were at the scene near corn wall street. fortunately, no reports of any injuries here, but power was knocked out in that area, and so far there is no estimate on when the roads will reopen. >>> well, a lovely afternoon. clouds clearing from north to south right now. and we'll have a lovely night, albeit a chilly night out there, and a beautiful tuesday on tap. let's start with a

after another year of destructive fires, fire season is officially finally ending in the north bay tomorrow. cal fire says cooler temperatures and recent rain prompted them to call an end to the fire season. they say they'll continue to monitor north bay fires for any potential threats but it'll also start moving resources to high risk areas. firefighters responded to 600 wildfires this year. one of the largest, the lnu complex fire. it burned more than 363,000 acres in napa, sonoma, solano, and yolo counties. >>> a big delivery on its way to the port of oakland, talking about massive new cranes. the largest container cranes ever at the port. you think the ones there now are big? these are bigger. port officials say the new cranes will help continue to attract the largest container ships to the port of oakland. they are used to load and unload cargo and should be arriving in the next couple days. >>> a followup now to pixar's premier of "soul" which features authentic sound from oakland middle schoolers. the music director for the edna brewer middle school jazz band is thrilled with the movie wh

north bay officially ends tomorrow. lower temperatures and recent rain prompted cal fire to call an end to the peak fire season in 6 north still, cal fire will continue to maintain staffing to meet any threat. the 2020 fire season was one of the most destructive seasons in history. it lasted roughly 30 days longer than the previous two fire seasons. this year firefighters responded to 600 wildfires that charred hundreds of thousands of acres across the north bay. >>> taking a look at the weather. today's temperatures we had 60s in vallejo and napa and 62 in morgan hill. the most temperatures cooler. i don't think we will see 60s, a lot of upper 50s. the rest of this week, serving up the upper 50s. rain or sprinkles reported. santa cruz mountains. light sprinkles thus far and that is pretty much the whole shooting match. i don't think we will see more than that unfortunately as you look at the satellite loop you can see that system if you see the yellows and oranges, that is the thing that is robust. that is dynamic direction or the end of this weather system. so these oranges, those yellows t is going off. that is santa

the stanford men today at cal state north ridge. stanford taking advantage of the turnover here with jaden getting the hoop at the other end to put the cardinal in front by 10. but the big story in the game was oscar desilva of stanford, who scored a career high 32 points and pulled down 9 rebounds. watch this play by freshman zaire air williams. he throws it off the defenders back side and to him. stanford wins, improving to 3- 2. >>> many times have been dreaming of acquiring hip when he becomes a free agent, but it to giannis antetokounmpo and the milwaukee bucks took that off the table. the two have agreed to a super max contract extension that will keep him in a bucks uniform for the next five years. and money will not be a problem for the two-time reigning most valuable player. the $228 million deal breaks down to, well, just short or $46 million per year. >>> well, as you're well aware, we used to have two nfl teams in the bay area. they both combined for a memorable day on this day in sports history. ♪ >> two emotional bay a

. >>> happening today in the north bay, the end of fire season. cal fire is making that call as cooler temperatures and the rain moves in. santa rosa fire department marked the end of its fire season two weeks ago. this year's fire season one of the worst and most destruckive in recent history. 600 wildfires in the north bay alone. the catastrophic season also lasted about one month longer than the previous two fire seasons. >>> well, this morning storm ranger is busy scanning the skies. rain across parts of the bay area right now. you can see the radar really lit up there. in fact, a live look as well outside in walnut creek and fremont to give you some perspective. hopefully you're nice and dry inside. that's where we find vianey arana who has been tracking it all for us. good morning. >>> good morning, laura. and we will be seeing at least a couple more chances of lingering showers for the first half of the morning. we have doppler radar. now if you notice the majority of that rain is sort of tracking out. it's more of a central coast in terms of t

. >> and happening today in the north bay, the end of fire season, and cal fire making that call as coolerres the and rain moves in and santa rosa fire department is marking the end of the fire season two weeks ago and it is one of the most destructive in recent history, and there were 600 wildfires in the north bay alone. and the catastrophic season lasted one month longer than previous two seasons. here we go in december and would you say this is typical december, because we are getting more rain which we desperately needed. >> yeah, we should have been getting this weather in november and october, and this is late in the game, and we will take it and this is a good sign of the new year to come, and we have had the christmas storm that brought us more rain through the north bay and the storms that moved in last night, and not as much rain and we are getting there and a live look over walnut creek, and you can see the cloud cover and it is looking fantastic and a big fan of the cloudy and cozy weather and how great is this life look, 53 degrees and humid and you can feel the moisture in t

north bay this year. it was the most destructive in california history. cal fire says peak fire season is over in six north bay counties, including napa, solano and sonoma. the period lasted a month longer than the previous two seasons. the state will continue to staff resources just in case of another disaster. more than 400,000 acres burned in the north bay this year alone with hundreds of homes and businesses lost. >>> so as we take a live look at the bay bridge behind me, there is the bay bridge right there, there we go. missed it a little bit there, we check in with lisa on the forecast. >> we have beneficial rain on the way, not a lot. rainfall totals have been reduced. our storm impact scale will be with us tonight and tomorrow, level one system. i'll have all the details coming up. >> thank you, lisa. >>> also ahead here, despite the health quarnin inwarning a post shopping rush in the bay area. what is motivating people to wait in line at stores. >>> you may be getting ready to take down your mom and dad. doctor's visits, landlords, parent-teacher ni

cooler temperatures have finally brought abend to the fire season in the north bay, the most destructive in california history. caleak fire season is over in six north bay counties including napa, solano and sonoma. the period lapsed a month lock longer than the previous two fire seasons. the state will staff fire resources in case of another disaster. >>> we have rain on the way eventually. meteorologist lisa argen is here with that info. >> hey there, jovina. good morning to you. walnut creek right now cloudy skies, and we have a little fog in the north bay. it's 47 san francisco, 45 in san jose and here is mt. tam, where the clouds will dominate your morning sky and we'll see partly cloudy skies this afternoon, cool numbers, mid and upper 50s, rain arrives late tonight. jovina? >> thank you, lisa. than a holiday dinner table. gives you more options pick the speed that's right for you, with options faster than gig. and get reliable internet with top-notch coverage. plus, help keep your data safe and private with security included. no antlers on the table. how come you get to eat first? get started with this grea

north bay. this year was the most destructive in california history. cals peak fire season is over in six north bay counties including napa, solano and sonoma. the period lasted a month longer than the previous two fire seasons. the state will continue to staff fire resources just in case of another disaster. more than 400,000 acres burned in the north bay this year alone with hundreds of homes and businesses lost. >>> a ban on flavored tobacco set to begin on january 1st in california. that has been delayed. opponents led by tobacco companies say they got enough signatures to put the new law on a statewide vote. officials agreed to wait until at least 623 signatures can be verified. however, inyo county has reported a high level of signatures that don't match records. if there's not enough, the ban will begin when the secretary of state certifies that the signature drive fell short. >>> well, this pretty much says it all. a man uses a flame thrower to clear the snow from his driveway, and there is a story behind what he's wearing as well. >>> and i'm mete

. >>> happening today in the north bay end of fire season. cal fire making the call as cooler temperatures and rain moves in. santa rosa fire department marked the end of its fire season two weeks ago. this year's fire season was one of the most destructive in recent history there were 600 wildfires in the north bay alone. catastrophic season lasted about one month longer than the previous two fire seasons. >>> well, this morning our storm ranger busy scanning the skies. rain moving across parts of the bay area, as you can see right now. radar really lit up in green there. we have a live look outside at walnut creek and in fremont as well. when i woke up early this morning that alarm went off, i heard the rain drops coming on down. vianey arana is in for kari this morning tracking it all for us. how long is it going to stick around? >>> well, it looks like we're going to be in the clear quickly which is good if you have some errands planned for your day. it's monday so people are heading back to work. the scan is still showing a couple showers pu

north bay. this year was the most destructive in california history. cal fire says peak fire season is over in six north bay counties including napa, solano and sonoma. the period lasted a month longer than the previous two fire seasons. the state will continue to staff fire resources just in case anything happens. more than 400,000 acres burned in the north bay this year alone with hundreds of homes and businesses lost. >>> san francisco is celebrating the third day of kwanzaa. city hall was lit up in kwanzaa colors overnight. red, green and black. the seven-day celebration honors african harvest, community, culture and family. one of sevenles is reflected upon each day. on this third day observers of the holiday will focus on collective work and responsibility. >>> recology says they're getting ready to collect hundreds of tons of christmas trees from san francisco households. residents can place the trees next to those blue recycling bins the night before scheduled collection days between january 4th and 15th. they will come by and haul them off to the

north bay this year. it was the most destructive in california history. cal fire says peak fire season is over in six north bay counties, including napa, solano and sonoma. the period last the much longer than the previous two seasons. the state will continue to staff fire resources just in case of another disaster. more than 400,000 acres burned in the north bay this year alone with hundreds of homes and businesses lost. >>> we are going to check in with meteorologist lisa argen here who is tracking eventually some rain that will get to our area. >> that's right. san francisco only picked up just over a quarter of an inch of rain with the christmas system that brings them to over two inches of rain for the season, which is 30% of average. so we'll talk totals for the entire bay area, and have the forecast for the last week of the year, just in a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. last week of the year, all right. >>> also ahead here, despite the health warning we're seeing a post-christmas shopping rush in the bay area. what is motivating people to wait in lin

." >>> happening today in the north bay the end of fire season. cal fire making that call as cooler temperatures and rain moves in. santa rosa fire department marked the end of its fire season two weeks ago. this year's fire season one of the most destructive in recent history. there were 600 wildfires in the north bay alone. the catastrophic season lasted about one month longer than the previous two fire seasons. >>> speaking of the rain, marcus, this morning our storm ranger busy scanning the skies. rain has been moving across parts of the bay area. you can see the radar lit up. we have a live look outside in walnut creek and fremont. vianey arana is in for kari this morning. she's been tracking it all for us. how are we looking now? >>> you know, we're seeing the majority of it begin to move on out, and that's going to make way for clearing skies this afternoon. crisp 50s. temperatures will be really comfortable. but we do have more rain on the way for wednesday night and thursday, so that will be something we're looking out for as we head into new

north bay. i know so many people are happy about this. this year was the most destructive in california history. cal fire says peak fire season is over in six north bay counties including napa, solano, and sonoma. the period lasted a month longer than the previous two fire seasons. the state will continue to staff fire resources just in case of another disaster. more than 400,000 acres burned in the north bay this year alone, with hundreds of homes and businesses lost. >>> now we'll check in with lisa because we have rain on the way. i know people are happy about that. >> not so happy about the totals. i've heard it from some people saying, that's it? yeah, this has been a system that has trended downward in terms of rainfall. right here, the shark tank, you'll see more than most of us. i'll detail that forecast coming up next. >> thank you, lisa. >>> also ahead, despite the health warning, we're seeing a post-christmas shopping rush in the bay area. find out what's motivating people. >>> and you may be ready to take down your christmas tree already. what you n the holidays are a time for giving. to

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rain in the north bay was enough for a santa rosa fire department to declare an end to its fire season. among other things it means crews can restore all wildfire related gear on fire trucks. cale has not yet made that same declaration. >>> the owner of a new luxury resort and residential project in the north bay faces a $6.4 million fine. state water officials say sonoma luxury resort llc has dozens of violations. now the company is accused of discharging nearly 10 million gallons of water into the river that did not meet proper standards. the company is so far not commenting. >>> new details, b.a.r.t. going paperless. riders will have no choice but to use a clipper card. b.a.r.t. first started going paperless at some stations. the pandemic allowed b.a.r.t. to quickly make a full transition. >>> coming up for you here new rules for youth sports plus -- >> reporter: there's a drop in icu bed availability throughout the state. we'll show you here in san mateo county how that may affect businesses. i'm sharon katsuda live. i'll have a live report coming up. >>> the georgia senate election coming up and the president just minutes ago retweeted something that is startling even by

cal is 2-3 overall and 0-2 in the conference. >>> now stanford in greensboro, north carolina, during's shootaround. davis with a little wager with his coach, gets the basketball to stick in that rack. he then has to pay with push- ups. the cardinals are playing north carolina ant. the game wasn't close. stanford with the steal, and the freshman, williams finishes, stanford 78-46 winner. >>> and the stanford women in their relocated conference opener in las vegas against washington. stanford number two in the country, very much looking to part already in front big in the third quarter. hailey jones will take it all the way to her 29. jones added 13 rebounds. just a minute later it's going to work inside with a nice move. stanford rolls 83-50. tara vanderveer two passes away from passing pat summit in the winningest coach in basketball history. stanford will also be number one in the nation this week after south carolina lost on thursday. >>> jason appelbaum and chase will have a lot more at 11:30. >> all right, we'll see you then, thank you. >> you bet. >>> coming up next here at 11:0

north carolina, but wearing aloha shirts. baltimo alabama turns it over. bryce wills throws it down. stanford with zhaire williams. in the nba next year. stanford rolls 82-64. >>> how about calnichol state. andre kelly, 6'8", 255 pounds and using that bulk. follow your own miss inside. there bears up 35-28 in the second half. nichols paying the price for being too aggressive with bradley. gets wide open three there. he had 26 points. nice dish to cal wins the home nice dish to cal wins the home opener 60-49. make your holidays happen... at ross! surprise! ahhh! yes! i love it! you don't have to spend a lot to give a lot to the ones who mean the most. you've got the holidays, and we've got you, with the best bargains ever... ...at ross. yes for less! yep! get the gifts you love... yesss! ... for everyone on your list. you've got the holidays, and we've got you... with all the gift for less. at ross. yes for less! >>> abc7 has launched new streaming apps. so wherever you are, you can get our live newscasts, our breaking news, weather, and a lot more with our new abc7 bay area app. it is available on apple tv, android tv, fire tv, roku. it's everywhere. search abc7 bay area and

north carolina, but wearing aloha shirts. baltimo alabama turns it over. bryce wills throws it down. stanford with zhaire williams. in the nba next year. stanford rolls 82-64. >>> how about cal? hosting nichol state. andre kelly, 6'8", 255 pounds and using that bulk. follow your own miss inside. there bears up 35-28 in the second half. nichols paying the price for being too aggressive with bradley. gets wide open three there. he had 26 points. nice dish to cal wins the home a hundred-year comet... did i miss it? but you can't sleep through my breakfast. because it's served all day, every day! thanks, jack. try my $4.99 french toast sticks jumbo breakfast platter. part of my all day, everyday breakfast. try my $4.99 french toast sto customizes yourcan platter. gocar insurancetual.com so you only pay for what you need? really? i didn't-- aah! ok. i'm on vibrate. aaah! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ managing you're on it.es? staying fit and snacking light? yup, on it there too. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can red

north bay has apparently enough for santa rosa's fire department to declare an end to the fire season. among other things it means crews can restore all wildfire-related gear to their fire trucks. cal fire has not yet made that same declaration. its seasonal stations remain open. >>> new video posted to twitter of high surf combining with this week's king tides in pacifica. look at that. well, it's an adjustment to the pier where we've been seeing a lot of big waves this month. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking all the conditions we're dealing with, kari. a beautiful sight to see but certainly dangerous out there. >>> absolutely and it is typical for us in wintertime once we start to see these storms rolling in and those high winds to push up some high waves. we have also our normal king tides to go along with that because the sun is closest to the earth and we have that gravitational pull from the sun, the moon, the earth and the way they're aligned. today will be the last day we'll see the king tides for the bay area for the year, and we're still going to have those high breakers up to 25 feet. and we are also looking at that localized flooding right along the immediate c

north carolina, ant, davis, finishing up strong. senior oscar desilva led the cardinal with 26 points. he played 24 minutes. stanford cruises to a 78-46 victory. >>> cale road in southern california. they have taken on ucla, first half, the bruins on a 15-0 run. ryan bentley stops the bleeding with the three, the golden bears down 18 at the break. andnow, they have played much better in the second half, but they never got the lead down to single digits. ucla beats cal, the final, 76-56. that's a look at sports back to you. >> what do you think of the 49ers and the bills tomorrow night? the niners have a lot more to gain than the bills. they have to win and people coming back to the offensive side of things for the niners. it's looking kind of good. >> if, if the 49ers play the way they play against the l.a. rams they have a great chance of beating the buffalo team. but buffalo, the quarter from fireball, very, very good josh allen. defense good, if the 49ers can keep the momentum going after the way they played the rams they have a great chance of winning monday night. >> i like the way you talk. anthony, thank you very much, thank you for joining us,

north ridge, mchale foreman, and the game high in. late first half ryan betley, you bet ya. big at the break. second half, defense to offense. foerpman ahead to joel brown. he lays it in. calkers hosting the panthers. green bay currently top seed in the nfc. rogers having an mvp type year. early second quarter, 7-3. rogers he's going to pull it down and run it in. 14-3 green bay. late second quarter, rogers hands awful to aaron jones and he does the rest. they are 11-3 this year. how about josh allen looking to lead the bills to an afc east title in devan. we saw the central valley kid what he did to the niners a few weeks ago. look at him here. 14-0 bills. he's accounted for four touchdowns. the bills defense make him play drew lock hit hard, fumbles and jerry hughes picks it up and talk about weaving in and out of traffic to get a touchdown, this is impressive. 48-19 bills. they capture their first division title since 1995. all right. college football. number four ohio state. 14 northwestern. late third. have yourself a day. nine-yard touchdown run. 13-10 ohio state. 16-10, certificateman ran for 331 yards. breaks the single game ohio state wins 22-10. you see this one?

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cal falls by 20. they're 0-2 in conference play. >>> stanford hoops staying in santa clara. davis actually made. everyone went nuts. they allowed hass to do pushups instead. stanford basketball did beat northsunday. doing those pushups. good form there. abc7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >> makes me tired just watching that. that's it for tonight, everybody. i'm dion lim. abc7 news continues bright and early tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. for drew and chris and all of us here, have a great night. abundant wind and solar energy, we have the power to take on climate change. use less from 4 to 9 pm to keep california golden. 24 americans lay it all on the line. their whole lives have been leading up to this one moment of glory. (music distorts) yeah! ha! (john h.) yeah. let's hope they have a plan "b." whoo! (john a.) they've come from all over the country and from all walks of life to vie for $50,000 and the ultimate bragging rights. at the end, only the top three competitors will make it to the final challenge--the wipeout zone.

north bay was enough for santa rosa fire department to declare an end to its fire season. among other things it means crews can restore all of that wildfire related gear to its fire trucks. calnot yet made the same declaration and its seasonal fire stations remain open. >>> new video to show you. this was posted on twitter of high surf combining with this week's king tides in pacifica yesterday. look at that. this is adjacent to the pier where we've been seeing the big waves this month. and we're always saying, kari, don't turn your back. >>> and that's the reason why. you may get one of those big waves slapping you in the back if you turn around and you're not waiting on it. we've seen the storm systems rolling in. they are giving us these big breakers. we also have the king tides because of the alignment of the sun, the moon and the earth and that gives it a big gravitational pull and causes coastal flooding. we're watching out for that today especially for late morning. it could happen again. we are going to have cool temperatures for today and rain tomorrow. we'll talk about that coming up. mike, what's going on right now for the commute? >>> kari, most of the commute is

at the north flynn but no major problems as we look at the tri-valley and the greater view of the bay. a greater view of the bay, cierra, because traffic is pretty light. back to you. >>> the cal football season apparently already over. the bears were supposed to play a final game saturday against arizona but it's already being called off. the conference officially calling it a no contest. that's because neither team can suit up a minimum number of scholarship athletes. with the cancellation it means the bears played just four games winning just one of them. >>> the cleveland indians are following in the footsteps of the nfl's washington football team and dropping their offensive nickname. "the new york times" and espn reporting after 105 years the team is expected to announce this week it will no longer use the indians nickname. last year the team got rid of its logo name. cleveland has apparent lip not settled on a new nickname and it's unclear when they will name one. >>> the 49ers' postseason hopes now on life support. the best they can finish is 8-8 after a loss yesterday in arizona to the washington football team. perhaps the final dagger nick mullens throwing a pick six