but it�*s the prices that are the problem. inflation�*s a problem.people stealing butter from shops, which is probably why in this supermarket, they�*re selling some butter in special security anti—theft boxes. few here believe they can change what is happening. "the russian people are patient," alexander says. "they stay silent." some trust their government. but there is also fear and resignation here ahead of the new year. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. meanwhile in ukraine, president volodymyr zelensky says his country will do all it can to end the war with moscow in 2025, and halt what he called russian aggression. standing in front of the iconic mother ukraine monument in kyiv, he also said that ukraine would need to fight next year to bolster its position both militarily and ahead of any talks to end russia�*s three—year invasion. around the world and across in the , across the uk, for more on this, i�*m joined by mick ryan. thank you for joining me. we know that president zelensky is saying the fight is far from over. but according to afp

it�*s really good news that people are investing more —— it�*s good to have a plan and it�*s great toe need is now, and money can disappear very quickly into the private sector when what we need is proper funding of general practice and more doctors, nurses, more beds. others are concerned that planned treatment is being privatised at the expense of emergency care. ministers deny that but the pressure on most hospital a&e departments right now is certainly concentrating the minds of health leaders. let�*s speak to the chief executive of the nhs confederation, matthew taylor. i appreciate your time today. so previous efforts to deal with waiting lists have tended to concentrate on the areas with the biggest weights. —— the biggest waits. this plan seems to take a broader approach, coming at it from all sorts of different angles. is that the way forward? h0 sorts of different angles. is that the way forward? no one should underestimate - that the way forward? no one should underestimate the - that the way forward? no one i should underestimate the scale of this waiting list challenge. w

�*s georgia. also from atalanta and that is where renewal. it�*s about 20 minutes orso renewal. it�*s about 20 minutes or so from plains, georgia will begin to see this reminiscent ofjimmy carter�*s life was that he big town guy and was not one of these is closed presidents like john f of these is closed presidents likejohn f kennedy. he was a southern president who grew up on a farm without electricity or running water, back in 192a. jimmy carter was this nation�*s longest living president, living an entire century, 100 years of age, passing away odd to some of the 29th of last year. throughout the day, as we bring you coverage of these ceremonies, of the state funeral, we have if you guess who we are going to speak with about the history, legacy and life of the late jimmy about the history, legacy and life of the latejimmy carter, we can bring in amber, professor at the university of tennessee in knoxville and author of the book aboutjimmy carter. it is great to have you with us as we continue t

what�*s driving that?ll have protectionist policies like tariffs that could spark inflation further? we tariffs that could spark inflation further? we can see this clearly — inflation further? we can see this clearly because - inflation further? we can see this clearly because we - inflation further? we can see this clearly because we have | this clearly because we have had a few different proposals on tariff policies, and just last night we were assessing the idea of a more gradual approach which appears to be more market friendly, so maybe 5%, instead of a hard—hitting tariff which would pretty much punish the us consumer but also hurt global trade. i think we will see a more measured approach and this is something the administration, they are trying to feel things out and they will ultimately get a sense of where the economy is at once donald trump is inaugurated and then we can see if they think they will be able to pass certain measures through congress. the expectation is we could have an emergency d

he�*s now in a chair. and what�*s it like sitting in here? strange. it's strange.a ward. there�*s hope another ward bed will come up soon whenjoan leaves. but there�*s been some bad news. the bay is closed now. the bay is closed? 0k. there might be a norovirus outbreak in her bay. though joan herself is well, if we move her to another area, there's a potential that she's going to take the infection with her. as flow through the hospital grinds to a halt, ambulances queue up outside for hours. senior managers are left with little option. what we discussed was the fact we will declare a critical incident within the south warwickshire area. we have never done this though before. we've just declared a critical incident. it's helped the staff understand we know this is abnormal, what is happening. it isn't right, what is happening, and we're all trying to pull together. evening. how are you all? as raj comes back on shift, difficult decisions are coming down the line. what we�*re contemplating is somebody who�*s had a heart attack in the last two or three days, we might

it�*s hard to say well, it�*s a new leader and it�*s a new liberal party.ime to turn things around. because justin trudeau is resigning perhaps only months before the next federal elections, depending on what will happen in parliament after mps return to work on march 24. what impact does the incoming trump administration and donald trumps messaging on possible tariffs on canadian goods, what impact is that had on all of this? it�*s really a major issue in canada, people are talking a lot, it�*s a major threat if these tariffs were imposed it would be catastrophic for economy. i think there is a sense that the vulnerability ofjustin trudeau, as he is now a lame—duck is not putting him in a very good position facing donald trump who is returning to the white house. and who has made quite a few jokes aboutjustin trudeau on social media saying canada should become the 51st state and calling him governor trudeau and so forth. i think this is certainly a major source of concern here in canada to have parliament until the 24th, prime minister who is a lame—duck,

and so there�*s a lot of frustration. there�*s a lot of panic, a lot of concerns in haiti. just the cases that we know of. and in terms of those gangs, do we have any indication as to whether they can carry on in this way — the longevity of what they�*re doing? well, what the gangs have shown us, since the arrival of the mss, is the ability for themselves to co—ordinate among each other and the ability to unleash coordinated attacks and create havoc. and so they sat and waited and watched, and when they didn�*t see this mission come out with an enormous amount of force, then theyjust went on the rampage. how are they now going to react as this mission starts to get a small contingent, about two dozen — a little more than two dozen — from the caribbean, led byjamaica. we�*ve seen that the gangs have the ability to do multiple tax, so the forces in the region just north of port—au—prince — you have attacks in port—au—prince, then you have attacks going on... at the end of last year, we saw three major massacres that occurred. and so there�*s a lot of frustration. at the end o

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"he�*s too big for this table." it�*s july 2024 at london�*s guy�*s hospital.ight—loss jab wegovy on the nhs. he weighs 148 kilos — or 23 stone. in trials, patients on wegovy lost an average of 15% body weight injust over a year. right, so we're ready to go. 0k? 0k. there you go. good luck. the weeklyjab works by mimicking a gut hormone which makes you feel full. it can cause unpleasant side effects in the stomach, which some can�*t cope with. give it a bit of seasoning. patients know they have to play their part too, eating healthier, smaller portions. if ray can lose weight, it would help him and the nhs. we treat a lot of the complications associated with obesity. if we take ray, for example, you know, he has pre—diabetes. we are hoping to go into remission. hisjoints — he might need joint surgery in the future, you know, but actually achieving weight loss can prevent a lot of the complications and ultimately save the nhs a lot of money. naveed sattar heads the uk government�*s obesity healthcare goals programme. the cost of these drugs is still at a level-

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malcolm: the term was originally used by real estate agents in the 1950's and 1960's during the era ofght when black families were moving into urban areas and white families were so alarmed by it that that they were selling their homes and moving to the suburbs and it refers to the tipping point, the moment when basically all the white families left, the number of black families reached a certain point there would be an immediate and dramatic shift in the racial composition of the neighborhood and people call that the tipping point and that is when it entered the vernacular. peter: what was the reception for that book in 2000? malcolm: to my complete surprise, at the risk of sounding immodest, it was a phenomenon. sold millions of copies and i feel like it captured the zeitgeist in a way i did not imagine. bill clinton referred to it as that book everyone has been reading. if you ever want a blurb from a prominent person, that is as good as it gets. peter: in retrospect, what captured everyone's attention with the book? malcolm: i was trying to explain with my original book a series of

in the women�*s rugby premiership, there was a rerun of last year�*s title game.ensation who is transforming the world of women�*s rugby. elizabeth conway was at ashton gate. this game had already broken records, the snow here in bristol cleared to make way for a record attendance here for a bristol bears women�*s game with 9000 fans coming to the stadium to witness a rematch of last year�*s title game. i to witness a rematch of last year's title game.— year's title game. i was shocked _ year's title game. i was shocked when - year's title game. i was shocked when she - year's title game. i was l shocked when she signed year's title game. i was - shocked when she signed for the bears but very excited about it, i was hoping when she said she wanted to play for the premiership she would sign for the bears, very happy about that. , ., ., the bears, very happy about that. , . ., , that. her instagram page blew u -' that. her instagram page blew u! her that. her instagram page blew op! her impact _ that. her instagram page blew up! her impact on _ that. her instagram p

guro reiten�*s contract until 2026.sea sincejoining in 2019, winning five wsl titles and three fa cups. the norwegian international is also the top scorer for sonia bompastor�*s side in the wsl this season, with the blues sitting six points clear at the top of the table. novak djokovic and his new coach, andy murray, have practiced in melbourne for the first time. djokovic is hoping murray can help him win a record—extending 11th australian open title this month at the age of 37. the serbian took the tennis world by surprise when he announced murray was to join his team. guro reiten�*s contract until 2026. reiten has made 177 appearances for chelsea sincejoining in 2019, winning five wsl titles and three fa cups. the norwegian international is also the top scorer for sonia bompastor�*s side in the wsl this season, with the blues sitting six points clear at the top of the table. novak djokovic and his new coach, andy murray, have practiced in melbourne for the first time. djokovic is hoping murray can help him win a reco

"he�*s too big for this table." it�*s july 2024 at london�*s guy�*s hospital.govy lost an average of 15% body weight in just over a year. right, so we're ready to go. 0k? 0k. there you go. good luck. the weeklyjab works by mimicking a gut hormone which makes you feel full. it can cause unpleasant side effects in the stomach, which some can�*t cope with. give it a bit of seasoning. patients know they have to play their part too, eating healthier, smaller portions. if ray can lose weight, it would help him and the nhs. we treat a lot of the complications associated with obesity. if we take ray, for example, you know, he has pre—diabetes. we are hoping to go into remission. hisjoints — he might need joint surgery in the future, you know, but actually achieving weight loss can prevent a lot of the complications and ultimately save the nhs a lot of money. naveed sattar heads the uk government�*s obesity healthcare goals programme. the cost of these drugs is still at a level wherel we cannot afford to treat several million people i within the uk with these drugs. it

along our inland communities, mid 60's to upper 60's in the south bay, the bay shore and low 60's over by the coast. so very nice mild temperatures. and this is our weather pattern. high-pressure right off shore and we have low pressure in the south. so the this combination is bringing us dry, mild conditions, but also windy conditions down south as we've been talking about those wildfires in southern california. so quick check at the conditions here over at the palisades fire on the west side. you can see the winds are at 14 miles per hour and on the east side in altadena, the eaton fire that's at 9 miles per hour. we're still tracking some critical fire weather. if you look at simi valley, which is under that red flag warning as well, you can see there's already of winds at 23 miles per hour or so. we still have a red flag warnings until 6 this evening. and part of that is apds red-flag warning that stands for particularly dangerous situation and to put things in perspective, this is very rare and it's only issued when there are tornadoes. so we're expecting 30 to 50 miles per hour.

40's and be warming up to the 50's for our morning hours. when i come back, we'll talk about the fire conditions in southern california and your 7 day forecast. back to you. all right. out. >> anchorage this morning. no major delays or accidents. a richmond center fell at 6 and the golden gate bridge. 19 minutes, san jose school named after a 9-1-1 hero. 9.11 heroes facing a possible closure. the talk of the closure comes as the school district trying to cope with a 40% decline in enrollment over the last 15 years. that moment? has that story? >> nestled under the san jose international airports. flight path is an american hero cesented into history. so yeah, it's really seeing some of those schools, captain jason elementary is named after the pilot of flight 93, which was taken over by hijackers and set to crash into the capitol on 9/11/2001, but crew and passengers took over and saved countless lives crashing into a field in pennsylvania. dole's legacy has been living on in his hometown as the namesake of this school, which is now one of s

stos incendios que tienen en alerta la ciudad de los Ángeles. mÁs de 30,000 personas estÁn bajo orden de evacuaciÓn del incendio estarÁ aumentando por las rÁfagas de viento pronosticadas en aproximadamente 80 millas por hora. en la tormenta mÁs destructiva en 14 aÑos. hay aproximadamente 28,000 hogares con un problema de suministro elÉctrico. el servicio metodolÓgico nacional emitiÓ alerta de bandera roja pre sur de california hasta el jueves y los condados mÁs afectados son los Ángeles, horas, ventura, san diego, san bernardino, riverside, y los valles de san gabriel y san fernando. hasta que la informaciÓn. estamos con ustedes en estos momentos. y mantÉngase pendientes >> para recuperar mi dinero. juan: esta televidente denuncia que le hace falta una parte del pago de su salario, le tengo mÁs de este testimonio en sÓlo minutos. >> esta maÑana hablamos acerca del alerta de autoridades acerca de unas llamados que son un fraude donde intentan pedirle que registran a sus hijos en supuesta

s&p up 20% over last year. if you take the equal weight s&p up 11%. the mag seven in 2024 drove 63% of the gains. not a big fan. worry about that for the markets. >> you gave us the themes for 2025. one is the diversification is back. what do you mean by that? are you talking about bonds or alternative assets or bitcoin? when we talk about diversification in your mind, what is the number one way you want to play it? >> i think diversification is a long-term strategy and worked so many times. >> give us the near term. everybody says they are a long-term investor. we need actionable ideas in the near term, gene. >> i think the market pullback or market correction is ikely. they happen every 13 or 14 months. how do you protect that? diversify. large cap, value. small cap. even non-u.s. i know europe is struggling, but there are opportunities with low valuations. look at areas beyond the magnificent seven. stock market on average has an intrayear pull back per year. it is a pull back. how do you take advantage? mitigate against the market volatility. >> g

it'll be upper 50's to low 60's. and once that fog burns off a solid dose of sun right all right, john, thank you for that. like you just mentioned that dense fogs across. >> most of all of our bridges out there. certainly a lot of people hitting the roads heading back to work. but again, disability, make sure use in those low beams, especially today. okay. 40 minutes on the bay bridge. while on richmond, sandra fell. if you aren't the mateo bridge are at about 15 there and the golden gate bridge, a dense fog 20 minutes. all right. back to you. thanks a lot. at 6.30, in the santa cruz worth is back open now after a partial collapse happened in the storms that we had last month and that closure for several businesses to shut down temporarily crawford's lindsay 4, though, shows us what it's like now. >> it's been nearly 2 weeks since the partial collapse of the santa cruz wharf and with its debut reopening saturday, business owners are looking towards a brighter and more lucrative new year. >> we know we're open now an

ithink it is — i think it�*s really shameful.series of actions by meta cheered by conservative groups — who have threatened to sue companies over diversity programmes. meta is one of several major corporations to reverse dei schemes before donald trump takes office, alongside mcdonald�*s, walmart, and amazon. tesla chief elon musk and right wing activists have — without evidence — blamed inclusion programmes for hindering the response to raging wildfires in los angeles. for more on this i�*ve been speaking with sam biddle. he�*s a senior technology reporter at the intercept, a progressive investigative news outlet. he�*s been reporting on ways meta allows users to post derogatory remarks on their platforms. meta�*s founder and ceo mark zuckerberg and his new political policy chief joel kaplan have couched this policy change as one intended to expand the amount of political and civic discourse that uses can engage in on facebook, instagram, threads, all of the company�*s platforms. the internal materials that i obtained include a

so temperatures right now we're in the 50's and 60's. these are >> dropping now that the sun has set, of course, as you expect, will head down into the 50's and 40's and even some areas in the 30's temperature change compared to yesterday. it's a bit of cooler day today than yesterday. cooler right now, 4 degrees cooler from nevado and 2 degrees cooler in half moon bay. plus 3, though in livermore. depends on where you work. wind gusts that we've been seeing and just tick undecided, consistent, offshore flow of wind. now, look what happens tomorrow as we start to see more of a seabreeze. the breeze is kicking from the ocean right into the inland areas. we're starting to see a little bit of a change, but still high pressure reign. supreme high pressure is still our dominant weather feature and that means dry weather for us. and sadly dry weather also for our neighbors and friends in southern california. they could really use the rain they're so far behind in the rainfall. we're ok, we saw quite a bit of rain in northern california, even i

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in the hit -- in the hit 19th century, 1870's, 1880's, the french were involved in an attempt to build a canal through the isthmus of panama. that effort failed because of disease, because of corruption, because of technology and because of the way the french wanted to build the canal. they wanted to duplicate their success in egypt in the suez canal, which is a sea level canal. and that type of canal is not possible on thes must of panama -- on the isthmus of panama because of geography and continental divide. so disease, inefficiency and wrong planning and corruption led it the failure of the tefrplg effort. -- french effort. at the end of the 19th century, beginning of the 20th century, after the spanish american war, the success of the united states in the spanish american war, led the united states to then enter the process of trying to negotiate the rights to build a canal. there was for teddy roosevelt, the canal became a very portant part of his international policy. the united states had athe turn of the century become a page global power. the notion of a two-ocean navy, of ha

to 40's dublin livermore in the upper 30's, nevada.ing at 48 degrees as we move into the afternoon, some upper 50's to low 60's and a solid dose of sun. >> it's across the bay bridge at the toll plaza. your finds visibility wise. but watch for that fog increasing mid span richmond center fell 8 minutes. very foggy there as well as at the golden gate right now. all right, the john time now 5.29 in oakland, police sergeant is on administrative leave. >> after shooting a man during a foot chase saturday, the officer says he saw someone fired a rifle all the boulevard around 05:00am they also ran after the suspect and shot at him. police say the man then barricaded himself in a nearby home, eventually surrender investigation into that case continues. the san francisco mayor like daniel lurie, just 2 days away from taking office. he's already roll up the sleeves to clean up the streets and the community is invited to join in progress. check moment. has that story. >> in san francisco ad, it's cleanup day from big to small and almost 4 we wa

the clerk: s. res. 1, establishing a committee to inform the president of the united states that a quorum of each house is assembled. the vice president: is there an objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection, the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. thune: madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the resolution be agreed to, that the motion to reconsider be considered madeland upon the table, with no intervening action or debate. the vice president: without objection. pursuant to senate resolution 1, the chair appoints the senator from south dakota and the senator from new york as a committee -- as a committee to join the committee on the part of the house of representatives to wait upon the president of the united states and inform him that a quorum is assembled and that congress is ready to receive any communication he may be pleased to make. mr. thune: madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to consideration of s. res. 2, which was submitted earli

upper 50's low 60's over by the coastline. we have upper 50's in pacifica 60's in half moon bay.lso partly cloudy and on the other side inside the bay. sure. we have 59 for south san francisco. you start to see the 60's as you make your way towards the south bay. so low 60's. so we've really been in the low 60's and upper 50's for quite some time now. but this is going to be nice with us. some light winds as well. so is low 60's for you in the santa clara county area to the east bay tried valley more low 60's in livermore. so very similar temperatures all across the bay area. try valley walnut creek, a danville, you have your also in the low 60's there and same for you in the north bay in sonoma and napa. really nice wine tasting, weather and the same for you in santa rosa and over by the coast 60's by stinson beach and point face. so take a look at the 7 day forecast. very different than what we've seen. lots of sunshine in store tuesday. looks like we'll get a bit of some offshore winds. so that will be breezy for us. and yeah, nice sunny weather in store for us. back to you. >

50's. we will be warming up to the 60's for our daytime highs today. so plenty of sunshine even know. we started off on a cold with cold mornings back to all right, thank you for that. last hour, we start off with a few accidents. >> spring across our bridges, they were able to get those off. the bridge is fairly quickly. well, now you got residual delays. 18 minutes on the bay bridge. margarita summersville. that's at 13. the golden gate bridge just about to hit 40 as you're traveling from 37, the tolls and a snapshot of those highways across the bay. you're seeing a lot of rain in the east bay long, 80, howie, for 8.80. we're tracking that wednesday morning commute. all right, james, we'll send it over to you. thank you. reyna 8 o'clock. and in the south bay, 3 people were killed, including a 17 year-old in a crash that happened. gilroy fchp says 2 other people were hurt as well. >> kron four's will tran with the very latest now will. >> james, i tal ed to the chp and new information pass

then it's ebere�*s turn. this is dr ruth.hiagozie that this is a tried—and—tested method. this initial treatment normally costs just over 200 us dollars. ebere is told she can choose the sex of her child, but only if she accepts an injection. not knowing what's in it, chiagozie and ebere refuse the offer. dr ruth hands her a sachet of a crushed, unlabelled substance instead, and she instructs ebere and chiagozie on when they should be having intercourse and how to take the drugs. 0k. 0k, thank you. ebere will be expected to return in four weeks to see if she might be pregnant. to understand what pushes people to choose this surreal path over more conventional, medically sound solutions, i meet with gynaecologist dr kingsley in enugu, a neighbouring state to anambra. the core problem is the certainty that you go home with a baby. the in vitro fertilisation is there. you can have surrogacy, you can have donor egg. all those things are available. but the problem is the failure rate is high, so people tend to err towards cryptic,

and low 40's.k to you. >> all right. thank you very much, gayle. 10, 17 is the time there's a community in san francisco that's demanding the city save a local safeway that slated to close. yeah. they say closes that one of many want to shop in their neighborhoods show they are asking leaders to step up and protect this kron. four's lezla gooden takes a closer look. >> it's really important to my family. >> we want know that the fillmore is upset. and we demand we've been 50 years and probably more injustice in the film or so. we will just year the days are counting down for this safeway in the fillmore. >> the grocery store, according to the community here, serves as a staple and its departure is devastating to them was not just a grocery store. it's a full fledge grocery store. you have a you have a meat market. you have a bakery >> you have a pharmacy. i mean, he added banking. it was from, left, you know, so it is the only goal he's doing not i'm a little. on tuesday, a community rally was held

we were in the upper 60's 50's and 60's today at the coastline. but still solid 60's and even some 70's elsewhere, a few spots actually broke records yesterday, redwood city getting up to 75 yesterday. i've got you at 65 today. still in the 70's for san jose at 72 degrees east bay times pleasanton all the way up to 68 degrees. while oakland at 62, north bay temps, mostly 60's for you. we are going to be looking at a 70 in santa rosa looking ahead to tomorrow's temps similar to today's the weekend. super pleasant capitalize on it. get outside next week. looking like winds will pick up a bit towards monday and tuesday. >> and this is right with headline next draw time to start to go up just a bit. we're at 18 minutes on a friday and hoping they're able to get that accident off of the bridge fairly quickly. you can see things are going slow, especially for the folks right there in the middle. so again, treasure island accident accident there on the bay bridge. richmond summer film, the san mateo and the golden gate. no accidents there. if you are tak

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my goodness in the 60's, everywhere, mid 60's for san francisco low to mid 60's. but at the beaches, bay shoreline again in the 60's low 60's, a little bit warmer as you head down toward the santa clara valley as warm as 69 degrees in san jose. and 69 in santa clara that you head up toward the east bay. and we'll continue with that 60 regime all the way through to the north bay and all the way to the coastline numbers in the 60's. a look at the next 7 days will it's going to be beautiful. we'll keep the numbers on the warm side for a few more days. and then we go back toward normal come friday, saturday and sunday in a notice to inland temperatures. a little bit a lot of 30's there for we need some rain and we don't have any in the forecast for quite a hopefully we can find some cost. thanks, coming up next, in sports, sharks looking to get back in the win column today. >> in detroit taking on the red wings, darren wilson has red wings, darren wilson has highlights. dupixent helps people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. so this is better. that t

we look at some of the biggest gainers s s s in the pre-mark.tion energy and astrazeneca and applied materials up. we are seeing a shift when it comes to leadership. energy, the best performer after a laggard back in 2024, i know it is not that, just a few days ago. on the other side, consumer discretionary. you see down almost 4%. energy up almost 2.5%. we also have three sectors that remain in correction territory. materials, healthcare and energy and real estate. actually four. yields held steady over recent days, but at 4.5% which is putting pressure the market. the ten-year holding steady at 4.55. pulling back in recent days, but still above 4.5%. different story with long bond. this has held steady at 4.75. evercore saying higher yields on the long end of the curve is the biggest threat to the cyclical bull market. we will talk with our guest. look at the moves on the dollar. pulling back a bit. you can see here week to date up 1%. that is a big upside move for currency. we want to look at energy. oil in particular, starting on hopes of ec

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but bumping that up to the 60's lower 60's for tomorrow. some better afternoon clearing with that, too. next week we would call this kind of a persistence type forecast as temperatures remain pretty steady. lower 60's, mostly sunny with all of that and mild again, sun and clouds kind of jump in and out throughout the time period. there. and again, we'll be looking for some sun and clouds mixture over the next several days. coming up in a bit. of course, we'll take a look at that longer-range forecast. give you a general idea, but it looks to be pretty dry except again for our local moisture. ok, very good. thanks a lot to about. >> well, security is tight in dc as preparations are underway for plover president jimmy carter's state funeral. the official state funeral happens thursday, january 9th, no tickets or reservations are needed to see carter lie in state. but u.s. officials say there will be security checks. >> in of the community will noticed it increased presence of police officers throughout the district. i want assure our communit

forecast highs today in the 50's for the most part and 60's upper 50's to mid 60's. a look ahead. the show. yeah. get the rain starting overnight and the first rain of the bay area 2025. in the bay area goes away friday night precipitation outlook, drier than normal. normally we'd be seeing pretty good amount of rain in january. it's a rainy month for us. but no, we get drier than normal conditions and it will be warmer than normal. so look at that. look at all those reds and yellows. so we'll be drier and warmer. the next couple of weeks. reyna back to you. all right. let's get >> about. >> 21 minutes you are going to be taking our richmond center fell. you're at 7 and the bay bridge 8 minute ride. >> it's 17 now. federal authorities are investigating a deadly new year's eve attack in new orleans. a driver drove into account crowd, killing 15 people, wounding dozens more. president joe biden called it an act of terror. washington correspondent some lot has the latest. >> president joe biden says investigators found an isis flag and an explosive device inside that vehicle. now, if

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it is january, by the way, 50's to low 60's at the very warmest for temps.n the it's 10, 30 now and in the south bay day before christmas in the park in san jose shuts its doors for the season and dozens of people have to run to safety when a car came driving into the park full of family, if thankfully nobody was hurt. but a lot of people were shaken coverage. that moment has that story. >> and one reading in a panic as a car comes driving through plaza de chavez. well, no one was hurt and left people confused and frustrated. we were just here working and out of nowhere. we like commotion sanchez runs the spending. stand with this family and had a front row seat to the may recording this video, though, alex did not want to show us like some people are probably like screaming because they didn't know was going on. was a police say the driver was originally pulled over on market street for a vehicle code violation. the driver managed to escape, but they hit a parked car. a police car and started driving through the plaza nearly hitting several people. the inci

meantime, we have some 50's 60's for our highs here. lows right now, current temperatures and then wear a little breezy where more breezy around the mountains been not too bad around the surface, but it you may notice those breezy today and tomorrow's highs. we're talking mid to upper 60's because of those offshore winds. warming us a bit. here's the long-range model for the 10 day forecast. i don't see a lot of rain here at all, if any, but we are sunny. we're in the 60's bit of a cool down and next week as well down to the 50's for daytime highs. all right. but that no fire concerns here just because we have all that rain. good. all right, gail, thank you very much. our parent company nexstar is partnering with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims in southern california. >> you can scan that qr code and get more information on how to help. and we are staying on top of the deadly fires for the latest. you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. the nfl wild card weekend opened today with a couple of afc matchup span. ross

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mostly in the 40's. still some chilly 30's and tri valley.le bit as well. but these numbers are fairly close to where we were this time from yesterday's. you were deal there. so coming up a little bit here, we'll take a closer inspection. what you expect your sunday and next week, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. breaking news this morning, firefighters responded to a blaze at a restaurant on the 600 block of clement street. again, this is in san francisco. the fire stemming from a washer in the building. that was an appliance fire. the department says there will be traffic delays in this area as they work. on this incident. again, the public is asked to avoid the 600 block of clinton street in san francisco. as soon as we get more information, we'll update you with the latest. the santa cruz wharf is back open to the public after a partial collapse last month that closure for several businesses to temporarily shut down and proffers. lindsey ford shows us the latest. >> it's been nearly 2 weeks since the partial collapse of the santa

it'll mostly be those hillsides where you feel the stronger gusts 40's 50's to even 60's on the map right. berkeley at 62 degrees while palo alto in fairfield. on the other side of the coin and a chilly at 39 right now as we move into the afternoon, your temperatures mostly in the 60's today could see a couple of low 70's, especially in the south bay. >> it's keeping around. it's definitely good at the bay bridge. you don't have any backup know metering lights just yet. richmond center fell at 7 minutes here. also not slowing down just yet. >> and about of the tolls crossing the golden gate. also looking nice, clear and calm. >> will say it's fire erupted like a scene from apocalypse. you have flames engulf in hillside turning the lush landscapes into black in ruins. courtney fill got an up close look, the unimaginable scenes of the devastation left behind. >> it was a hazardous driving to pacific palisades. this intersection was flooded. there are trees and power lines down everywhere, trash cans and debris littering the streets. here's the routes that burned and a look at the obliterate

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liz: i-s of p-y. peter, we're sitting here talking about some of the magnificent seven and what a lift they gave to the s&p. nvidia is the leader here on the dow jones industrials. granted, again, it's one day. we don't put that much stock into a one-day move. but what do you see for a company like ebb vid ya which ia meaningful leadership position at the moment when it comes to a.i. and computational software, you know, drivers? >> you know, look, the stock is extraordinary. let's just look at nvidia in an isolated fashion. in february 2023, the stock was trading at $108. february 2024 it was trading at $934. we had seven small pullbacks over 2024. each one of them we saw in april of '24 nvidia went from 935 to 735. that was the buying opportunity of a lifetime because by the time we got to may and june, the earnings came out, nvidia blew it out of to water, it went up to -- it went to $1200, announced a 10 for 1 split and a $50 billion buyback. evened today nvidia still seems to forge forward. i thi

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temperatures also in that range of 60's to 70's for your daytime highs.just so so warm for so many areas across the bay and looking at a steady, dry trend ahead of us with no sign of rain in this forecast. back to you. all right. thanks a lot. it's 10, and school districts across the nation are preparing in case ice agents. >> rounding up students with the new administration the school superintendent immigration rights. >> advocates are anxiously waiting to see how far how fast the incoming trump administration plans are for these mass deportations promised they'll be severe. yeah, he hasn't given the details. but just generally said that there will be mass deportations carried out and school districts across the country with large migrant populations are concerned. yeah. 2011 memo from then ice director john morton implemented a more restrained approach to immigration enforcement, saying that the enforcement actions wouldn't occur in sensitive locations, places like schools or churches. >> unless there was an immediate threat or some prior legal approval

still in the mid 30's. checking on those highways across the b sing a lot of red 85. 88 a travel to oakland highway 4. keep that in mind as you're hitting the road starry. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of data, one and the jp morgan healthcare conference is underway in san francisco this week and it's being met with some controversy. yeah, and also some celebration because thousands of people are coming millions of dollars expected to come into the local economy bay at demonstrators as well. kron four's joey horta. >> live from union square where security is certainly on the high side. joey. >> absolutely. james and darya. we have seen dozens of san francisco police officers out here this morning. they have barricades set up around the westin. saint francis is well to keep protesters and anyone else away who doesn't belong there. this is an invite only event and it is jam packed. thousands expected to attend. it's the first big health care conference since the ceo of united healthcare was shot and kille