i am here to support him and to ask nick resnick to do the right thing.needs to step down from that seat. reporter: both candidates acknowledge there will be no change in the results until the court decides. in oakland, ryan curry. dan: coming up, our storm watch coverage. a live look as we get ready for the next round of rain next weekend. we will have details from spencer does your vitamin c last 24 hours? only nature's bounty does. with immune 24 hour plus you get longer-lasting vitamin c plus herbal and other immune superstars. get more with nature's bounty. ama: new details into the investigation into a murder of a security guard at japan town mall yesterday. a 15-year-old is facing murder and underground related charges. gavin boston was shot and killed. police arrested two teens, ages 14 and 15. the 15-year-old will be arraigned in juvenile court. the 15-year-old was tried to be held in custody for a previous case, but the boy was released by the court. dan: more details on this weekend's weather and beyond. spencer: spencer christian -- ama: spenc

as of right now, that is said to be resnick.a statement on his campaign website come resnick says we question the validity of the revised results of the registrar. there are chances there are mistakes the second time. the initial election results were vetted to ensure accuracy. no errors were noted. supporters of hutchison are calling on resnick to concede the race. >> he is what our students need. i am here to support him and ask nick resnick to do the right thing. >> both candidates say they acknowledge there will be no changing the results until a court decides. liz: let's get a check outside. mostly dry. lisa: we have got rain in the north bay. the winds increasing, and the rain confined to the north bay. we will have scattered throughout the day. then the rain increases as we get a cold front closer to the bay area. we will see heavy rain with our level two system today. then we get a lull. i will have my accuweather 7-day forecast next. liz: the last thing the buffalo bills expected was to see teammate damar hamlin in a me

nick resnick is days away from being sworn into office. ryan curry has more.n: oakland school board candidate mike hutchison is iled a lawsuit to get a judge to overturn the already certified election results and declare him the winner over other candidate nick resnick. >> we have now filed in alameda county superior court, requesting a judge throughout the incorrect certification and certify the correct election results, which would make me the winner of oakland school district. ryan: the results show resnick as the winner, but the registrar said before new years eve, that the voting system was not configured properly. we reached out to the registrar office for further comment and have not heard back. hutchinson says based on the corrected results, he is the winner. >> the city has laid out a process and formula that is supposed to be used for calculate that, and that is now corrected to produce these results. ryan: there is a sense of urgency coming from hutchinson and his legal team. on monday, oakland is said to inaugurate newly elected officials, which is

ryan: the already certified votes show resnick as the winner. said before new year's eve the rank-choice voting was not configured properly. we reached out to their office for further comment and not heard back. hutchinson says based on the correct results, he is the winner. >> we voted to use rank-choice voting. the city has laid out the process and formula that is supposed to be used to calculate that. and that is now what has been corrected to produce these results. ryan: there is a sense of urgency coming from hutchinson and his legal team. on monday, oakland is set to inaugurate duly elected officials which, as of right now, is set to be resnick. in a statement on his campaign website, resnick says, "we question the validity and integrity of the results provided by the registrar. if there were mistakes the first time, there is a chance there are mistakes the second time. the initial results ensured accuracy and no errors were noted." supporters of hutchinson are calling on resnick to concede before monday. >> he is what our students and com

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i'm here to support him and to ask nick resnick to do the right thing and step down from that.idatesge no change in the results courte. abc 7 news. ama: gavin newsom took of office for his second term as governor. >> i do solemnly swear -- chief justice patricia guerrero administered the olson to newsom. the democrat hailed california as a place or people from around the world come to flee political prosecution. -- persecution. dan: in less than 30 minutes, the u.s. house of representatives will resume voting for a speaker. so far they have failed to choose a leader. kevin mccarthy gained ground today but still fell short in the latest two rounds of voting. mccarthy is confident though that he will have the necessary votes when the house comes back into session. >> i think we'veadvery good pgrh this once and for all. it reminds me of what my father always told me it's not how y start-ish. dan: 13 rounds of voting so far over the last four days is the longest this has taken in 164 years. ama: today a celebration of heroes at the white house. >> for defending that citadel of our

it's written into the election code. >> reporter: but resnick see it is differently and plans on taking office monday, explaining he believes the election was called right the first time. >> we're not certain that there was an error made. i do remain committed to the voters, to the families, and to the students as declared the winner. >> reporter: resnick is asking for a meeting with the registrar's office but says he hasn't heard back, a silence, he says, only brings more questions for himself and voters. >> we're actually smarter than the voter. we know what the voter meant. we just want more information and want to understand how this process happened. >> reporter: we also attempted to get comment from the registrar's office today but did not hear back. in oakland, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >>> today marks the start of a second term for governor gavin newsom. he was sworn in for his second and final term at the capitol in sacramento this afternoon. in his speech newsom emphasized the importance of inclusion, progress and diversity. it's no coincidence, by the way, his inaugura

it's not up for interpretation. >> reporter: resnick see it is differently and plans on taking office monday explaining he believes the election was called right the first time. >> we are not certain that there was an error made and i do remain committed to the voters, to the families, and to the students as declared the winner. >> reporter: resnick is asking for a meeting with the registrar's office but hasn't heard back, a silence, he says, only brings more questions for himself and voters. >> and now what the registrar is saying is, hey, hey, we're actually smarter than the voter. we know what the voter meant. we really want more information and we want to understand how this process happened. >> reporter: we also attempted to get comment from the registrar's office today but did not hear back. in oakland, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >>> in another election, swearing in for another term, governor newsom's message as he accepts another four years as california's top leader. >> reporter: the russian river in guerneville is on the rise. the parking lot to johnson's beach is compl

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resnick says he'll take the oath of office monday. the first school board meeting is scheduled for wednesday. brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. state lawmakers are considering changes to work rules for flight attendants here in california, the supreme court declined to hear an appeal from alaska airlines last summer after a lower court ruled in favor of alaska flight attendants, saying that airlines were violating state law on rest breaks. the union representing flight attendants is now worried that airlines may move jobs out of california because of the ruling. american airlines is planning to close its flight attendant base at sfo this month . state senator dave cortese has introduced a bill in sacramento that would effectively undo that court ruling. well it has been two years since a mob attacked and forced their way into the u. s. capitol president biden is marking the anniversary by bestowing medals on sam, who defended the building that day after a democrat led house committee spent a year looking into the riot republicans have

so under the current process, hutchinson will have to contest them before a judge before resnick is sworn in on january. 9th. roe v reps say that they are working with their vendor to provide safeguards so that this does not happen in future elections and assure that this was the only race and alameda county affected by the problem. >> and that was kron four's ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning. now to developing news from berkeley. the la times is reporting that berkeley city manager dee williams, riley knew about harassment allegations against the person appointed as interim police chief but did not tell anyone the original report claims that in 2017, the city of berkeley hired an outside law firm to investigate accusations that interim chief jennifer lewis sexually assaulted or other sexually harassed. excuse me. several women alleged victims included a berkeley police officer who accuse lewis of making inappropriate comments at a party. the report also claims lewis was disciplined for violating city policy. the city manager reportedly failed to disclose these allegations to

he's taking legal action to overturn the initial results that declared nick resnick the winner of the oakland school board. elected officials are set to be sworn into office on monday. we contacted the registrar's office for content and haven't heard back. >> we voted to use rank-choice voting. the city has laid out the process that is supposed to be used to calculate that. that has now been corrected to produce these results. ama: they say they both plan to accept the court decision for oakland school board. dan: all the rain has helped with the drought but the latest route map puts things into perspective. it's on the left. what's notable is that there is no longer any part of california in the worst stage of drought. you can see it indicated by that dark red color in the map from last week which is in the middle. compare how things look to last year on the right. what will it take for the drought to actually end? as tara campbell explains, a lot more. >> heavy rainfall hammering the bay area. pushing rivers to the brink. reservoir levels also on the rise. >> as far as drought condi

initially, nick resnick was named the winner, but there was an error in how the county counted ballotstchinson, who finished third, really should have won. the county has certified their results and only a judge can change the outcome. that move is now a possibility. according to the mercury news, an alameda county judge has order a reexam nation of the election results. if certain ballots are found to go his way, hutchinson could be declared the rightful winner by the judge. >>> the 49ers offseason officially suddenly got a lot more complicated. >> there will certainly be something for fans to follow. quarterback brock purdy's elbow, the faithful will tell you that purdy injured that elbow early in the nfc championship game in the loss to the eagles. yesterday the team learned that purdy may be out for six months. that injury is believed to be a torn ulnar collateral which is critical to our elbow functioning normally. >> it's a stabilizer of the elbow. if you look at this model, it's a span of tissue that runs on the inside part of the elbow. what it essentially does the prevent the

discovered that a mistake may have been made tabulating the school board race, giving the win to nick resnick when it is possible the challenger mike hutchinson actually got more votes. seneca scott, who ran and lost in the mayor's race says it is essential that will on any side of the political's bactrim can trust that elections are not being stolen. >> not storming in the buildings, but we are passionate about the process. if not, we will have trouble some days ahead in america. >> in the end, the board voted unanimously to call for the recount. >> that's what we wanted. so i'm very, very happy. and i am hopeful that the board of supervisors will do the right thing. because this is the right thing to do. >> so far, it's a request because they are not sure if they can legally require a recount on the already certified election. now it is the lawyers who will be weighing in on the matter. >> john tells us ranked choice voting has been approved by voters in a number of cities including ♪ every search you make ♪ ♪ every click you take ♪ ♪ i'll be watching you ♪ - [narrator] the internet doesn't

c. alexi resnick of said there had been a change among some allies, once concerned that the military assistance could be seen as an escalation by russia was correspondent hugo. but jake sat down with him. we have a lot of modern native standard weaponry. it means that your brain as country and armed forces of ukraine or our sector, or security defense, became the member of natal defacto. not the unit, but the fact that because we haven't weaponry, we have understanding how to use it. we have this interoperability level of communication while the, with our partners, and i'm sure that in their next future will, will became the member of need the, the well, that's a controversial statement. you're saying that ukraine is defacto nato member. white, controversial. it's true. it's a fact, i'm a lawyer, you know i, i, i'm operated with defects. i'm a lawyer, you can click that. you want to just do it on us. you know, we talked with boy recently, which i got it up because it wasn't as you hold on. i'll put the regression and the management of international security was a perfectly illustrato

he's taking legal action to overturn the initial results that declared nick resnick the winner of thechool board. elected officials are set to be sworn into office on monday. we contacted the registrar's office for content and haven't heard back. >> we voted to use rank-choice voting. the city has laid out the process that is supposed to be used to calculate that. that has now been corrected to produce these results. ama: they say they both plan to accept the court decision for oakland school board. dan: all the rain has helped with the drought but the latest route map puts things into perspective. it's on the left. what's notable is that there is no longer any part of california in the worst stage of drought. you can see it indicated by that dark red color in the map from last week which is in the middle. compare how things look to last year on the right. what will it take for the drought to actually end? as tara campbell explains, a lot more. >> heavy rainfall hammering the bay area. pushing rivers to the brink. reservoir levels also on the rise. >> as far as drought conditions go,

but his opponent, nick resnick, is refusing to concede. he believes the election was correct the first time. >> it is not even a hard, philosophical choice. we are presented with a choice now. do we want to accept results we know are incorrect, or do we want to go through the process to make sure that everyone's vote is counted properly? >> because the county already certified the election, only a judge can change the outcome. strike let's get back to her big story of the night and the weekend. it is our weather and what will come in the next 24 hours. jeff is back with us with a very green radar behind you. >> doppler radar, a lot of this is occurring in the upper levels of the atmosphere. it is not touching the ground just yet. it is the developing storm system that is on the way as we had to this weekend. we have been telling you about the update to the timeline. it does look a little better for us to get some breaks through this weekend. right now, it looks like the storm arrives as we head through tomorrow and saturday. and it will la

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and that includes my good friend, mister alexi resnick, off the minister of defense. and lieutenant general morris shook the deputy chief of defense. their presentations gave us a 1st tan of count what ukraine's military and citizens are facing. the day's meeting focused on ukraine's needs for air defense and armor. we also pushed hard on how to synchronize those donations. and turn them into fully operational capabilities and that means every step from donation to training to maintenance and then to sustainment. we also focus hard on how our collective and an individual training efforts would be prosecuted. so as you heard, president biden recently announced the latest us training initiative and bills on us programs to train ukrainian troops, dating back to 2014 other countries are stepping up with their own initiatives and many are joining the european union's military assistance mission. and meanwhile, were also continuing to strengthen our defense industrial basis through the work of the national elements directors under the auspices of this contact group. and all

and that includes my good friend, mister alexi resnick, off the minister of defense. and lieutenant general moore shook the deputy chief of defense. their presentations gave us a 1st hand account of what ukraine's military and citizens are facing. the day's meeting focused on ukraine's needs for air defense and armor. we also pushed hard on how to synchronize those donations. and turn them into fully operational capabilities and that means every step from donation to training to maintenance and then to sustain it. we also focus hard on how our collectors and an individual training efforts would be prosecuted. so as you heard, president biden recently announced the latest u. s. training initiative and bills on a u. s. programs to train ukranian troops dating back to 2014 other countries are stepping up what their own initiatives and many are joining the european union's military assistance mission. and meanwhile, were also continuing to strengthen our defense industrial vases for the work of the national elements directors under the auspices of this contact group. and

grass valley, discovery academy, four chan elementary and also, a note on the one director, nick resnicke registered office said he made a mistake in the ranked choice voting system and he actually lost that seat so he abstained tonight. it's worth the recap, though, not yet concluded. nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, gia. up next, the future of burning man could be in jeopardy. when a new lawsuit could mean for that festival. >>> san francisco's police chief responding to this video. now viral video where he is saying after this was caught on camera. spraying a homeless woman. >>> a much-needed break tomorrow. details on the next storm friday coming up in a few minutes. >>> jackpots, someone in the bay area hit $43,000 richer. we have tonight winning numbs avenue at 11:00 tonight, burning man is suing the bureau of land management over exploration project in nevada. chronicle reported the organizers of the arts cultural festival saw the lawsuit monday. alleges the agency violates the national environmental policy act and other laws moving forward with plans for a geothermal plant. it w

resnick had already been certified as the winner.today the county registrar told the board of supervisors that he's working with the california secretary of state to try to ensure such errors are avoided in future elections at times a white out in the sierra, where snowy conditions are making it very difficult for travel things to keep in mind if you're planning a weekend trip, also, northern california rescue crews are busy following this week's powerful storm. we're checking in with an air crew helping people wh are business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card. complete connectivity. one solution, for wherever business takes you. comcast business. powering possibilities. king for help after their apartment

. >> jesse: san francisco deli owner adam resnick joins us now.ying to flight. >> jesse: what it like trying to operate the business with this kind of atmosphere outside? >> you know, i think it's obviously clear that there is a ghal san francisco first thing i want to be clear about it's a bipartisan issue here. san francisco and the city and the state and the united states all have a fentanyl epidemic on their hands. it's very clear that it's a tragic epidemic that the entire united states needs to beware of. >> jesse: i 100 percent agree with you. when you present this video or your testimony to local leaders, what's their reaction? >> i mean, it's undeniable that they watch my feed and that they're aware of the goings on. i really think that addiction is very complicated issue. i think addiction biggest challenge is denial. and i think that the city, state, and united states have been in denial about this epidemic for many years. people are going to have to cross the aisles. people are going to have to unite and really listen to various opinio

dion: hutchinson is claiming victory over nick resnick, even though nick is due to be sworn into officest a few days. the alameda county registrar found a mistake in the election results, saying the rank-choice voting system was not configured properly. now hutchinson is asking a judge overturned the results which have already been certified and declare him the winner. larry: new significant of elements in walgreens' claim that shoplifting led to store closures last year. this is the video that has gone viral. now it appears there have been other reasons for the closures. according to cnbc, w chief financial officer said on earnings call the shoplifting claim might have been a little exaggerated, and they might have "cried too much." phil matier joining us live via zoom. phil, what does this mean? the whole premise for these closures, not only with walgreens, but with other businesses, they were losing so much money, and now maybe not. phil: or maybe they are, target reported 400 million dollars in losses due to shoplifting last year, quite a number. what walgreens was saying was that t

. >> reporter: but bruce resnick of l.a. water keeper, says l.a.nty needs to do a much better job of capturing storm water when it comes. most of it rushes down the concrete-lined l.a. river and gets flushed into the ocean to prevent flooding. >> so none of this water's going to do us any good here? >> very, very little of it. we capture about 20% of our storm water. i've been working to see 20, 25, 30 billion gallons of water just going out the l.a. river into the ocean. >> reporter: that's a problem because the los angeles area imports most of its water, including from the drought-ravaged colorado river. the county is spending nearly $300 million a year on new infrastructure to capture more storm water. >> when those get built out over the next four or five years they're going to capture about 400 million gallons of this. >> reporter: a savings account for when the state inevitably swings from deluge back to drought. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >>> well, still ahead, a new title for prince harry. [sfx: stomach gurgling] it's nothing... soun

initially nick resnick was named the winner but there was an error and mike hutchinson really shoulde won. the county has certified the results and only a judge can change the outcome. the move is a possibility because an alameda county judge has order a partial re-examination of the election results. if certain ballots are found to go his way, hutchinson could be declared the rightful winner by a judge. >>> 5:46 right now. congress will vote as soon as today to end all pandemic spending, declaring the emergency over. >> and of course scott mcgrew, hundreds of americans die each day. >> is it over if it's over two airline crashes a day? the disease still a threat but congress feels there's no point in spending money like we did at the peak of the pandemic. congress is going to take the titled bill the pandemic is over act. now, hardly the first time someone in congress has tried to say that it's all over. the senate passed a bill as far back as november of last year. even president biden had to do some two-stepping to explain this statement on "60 minutes" last september. >> is the p

now mike resnick had already been certified as the winner and today, the county register told the boardf supervisors that he is working with the california secretary of state to try and ensure such errors are avoided in future elections. contra costa county, the health department has asked the district attorney to pursue legal action against martinez refining company for hazardous materials release on thanksgiving. the company did not notify the county after their refinery released more than 20 tons of metal laden dust into the community. the accidental release of spent catalyst from the refinery began thanksgiving night and continued into the next day. samples of the dust taken later showed it had elevated levels of aluminum and other metals officials say this could have potentially caused respiratory symptoms in some people to recovery. buffalo bills player damar hamlin showing small but noticeable signs of improvement what doctors said just today about his long term prognosis also had the idaho murder suspect makes his first court appearance what prosecutors have laid out in the case

michael smith, -- scobee, judith resnick, ronald mcnair ellison onizuka. gregory jarvis and christa mcauliffe. we mourn their loss as a nation together. the families of the seven we cannot bear, as you do, the full impact of this tragedy. but we feel the loss and we're thinking about you so very much. your loved ones were daring and brave, and they had that special grace, a special spirit that says, give me a challenge and i'll meet it with joy. they had a hunger to explore the universe and discover its truths. they wish to serve and they did. they served all of. we've grown used to wonders in this century. it's hard to dazzle us. but for 25 years, the united states space program has been doing just that. we've grown used to the idea of space, and perhaps we forget that we've only just begun. we're still pioneers. they are the members of the challenger crew. we're pioneers. and i want to say something to the school children of america who were watching the live of the shuttle's takeoff. i know it's hard to understand, but sometimes painful things like this