the assembly member near sacramento. let's turn to lorena gonzalez in the assembly she is moving to legislature into activism. >> she was a longtime labor leader who is returning to her roots. she will be taking over the helm of the california labor federation the second largest sort of umbrella organization after the national. a big job for her. a big sort of loss for democrats especially labor friendly democrats in sacramento because she has been chair of the -- committee. i think some people saw her more powerful than the assembly speaker. it speaks to we are seeing this in a lot of areas. a lot of shuffling happening. also because the new political boundaries at the global changes. kevin -- has been around for congress so we will hear from him but there are a lot of people that are kind of iron those congressional districts are looking for the next move. >> am also going to put a plug

de visite escolares sacramento tendrían que hacerse la proteges anteriormente y el día antes de regresarue estar en cuarentena por cinco días y después realizarse otra prueba. enfocándose los más pequeños son la población vacunadas enviando mayormente por fran millones reto para el resto de sus hijos >>> y mandaban lugares retirados y telemundo 48. así que se está buscando para colocarse. espero mañana puede hacer en un parque desde el medio diestra siete de la noche la direcciones en este parque jones. ubicado en el 21 80 13:00 de la tarde a nueve de la noche tremendo susto se llevaron los pasajeros de un vuelo de emergencia en california en breve. los estragos de la primera tormenta invernal de 2022 es sin más testigos sin ton. 5:00 de la tarde con 10 minutos feliz martes para todos ustedes está de viaje y vamos hablar iba a estar enviando próximamente asesina yque es lo que contiene y los cuales deben explicarse el aviso sus anticuarios de sonar tanto y estos pagos que recibieron el año pasado. muy parecido a la declaración de impuestos una carta. de impuestos para que la de la cienci

winning ticket from sacramento so sold at the 7-eleven on wyndham drive.ing tickets were sold, the california jackpot is worth near $315 million. the winner has to make a claim on the website. sandhya: just overdrive. ama: we should've done it. dan: next time. sandhya: if you're going for a drive, not necessarily sacramento, but anywhere around the bay area, it is foggy across many parts. let me show you live pictures from emeryville, so -- exploratorium and santa cruz. this is what we are going to face tomorrow morning. we do have a lot of fog. fairfield, eighth of a mile visibility. half-mile in half moon bay. live doppler 7. you can see that fog footprints at this hour. there is a dense fog advisory until 11:00 tomorrow. visibility less than .25 mile, hazardous driving conditions. this is in effect for solano county. i would not be surprised if it gets extended to contra costa. visibility poor across the region. by noon time, you start to see improvement, though some fog will hang around into the afternoon. temperatures right out in the 40's and 50's. a

winning ticket from sacramento so sold at the 7-eleven on wyndham drive.s too winning tickets were sold, the california jackpot is worth near $315 million. the winner has to make a claim on the website. sandhya: just overdrive. ama: we should've done it. dan: next time. sandhya: if you're going for a drive, not necessarily sacramento, but anywhere around the bay area, it is foggy across many parts. let me show you live pictures from emeryville, so -- exploratorium and santa cruz. this is what we are going to face tomorrow morning. we do have a lot of fog. fairfield, eighth of a mile visibility. half-mile in half moon bay. live doppler 7. you can see that fog footprints at this hour. there is a dense fog advisory until 11:00 tomorrow. visibility less than .25 mile, hazardous driving conditions. this is in effect for solano county. i would not be surprised if it gets extended to contra costa. visibility poor across the region. by noon time, you start to see improvement, though some fog will hang around into the afternoon. temperatures right out in the 40's a

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we're with sacramento metro fire, and we're on our way to a call for a 34-year-old that's supposedly coughing up blood once these emts get there, they're able to treat this patient and there's no guarantee that patient is going to be able to get into a hospital we pulled up to find a patient having a medical episode that wasn't life-threatening. captain parker wilbourn is with sacramento metro fire. >> what would seem to be an emergency for them is obviously not an emergency to us essentially all we're going to be doing is giving him a ride to the hospital. >> and you think he's going to get in right away when he shows up >> absolutely not. >> no? >> no. we're going to be -- this ambulance will then be out of service for at least one hour >> reporter: hospital delays aren't new, but the omicron wave, crippling staff shortages, and an extremely high volume of non-emergency 911 calls has made it worse wilbourn says in the county, ambulance turnaround times that should be 15 minutes averaged over an hour last month. >> they're sitting inside the hallway of the hospital. we call it wall

a french bulldog puppy snatched from her owner was apparently recovered in sacramento. was ripped from her mother's arms on new year's day. she was purchased by someone near sacramento who saw on social media that the pup had been stolen. the buyer reported it to sfpd investigators who drove up north to bring rosie back to her rightful owner lyft what a happy reunion that must have been. >>> game stop rolling out big changes. plus the fast food chain launching a subscription service. diane king hall reports from new york. >>> stocks fell on wall street thursday. dow dropped 170 points. nasdaq was down 19 and s&p 500 shed four. investors waiting for december jobs report out later this morning. analysts expect labor department to report more than 400,000 jobs were added last month. unemployment rate is expected to tick down a tenth of a percent to 4% .1%. shares of game stop rallied 22% in after hours trading. it is creating an nft marketplace according to "wall street journal." game stop is reportedly working on creating partnerships with kidnap toe currency companies th

. >>> hay familias o refugiados que acaban de llegar aquí al condado de sacramento.studiantes que van a la universidad con el alto costo de los estudios y también están buscando trabajo muchos de ellos. vemos a muchas personas de la tercera edad >>> según lorena carranza en estos momentos en el área de sacramento los bancos de comida están trabajando para abastecer las necesidades de alrededor de 300,000 personas cada mes >>> maría, noticiero telemundo 48 >>> de regreso a clases en heyward los estudiantes finalmente volverán a las aulas, así lo dijeron durante una reunión donde el distrito escolar unificado se esforzó porque volvieron a instaurarse las clases presenciales, después de las fiestas decembrinas sus alumnos solo asistieron a las aulas una semana y después tuvieron que aceptar el formato virtual debido a la escasez de personal y preocupación por los contagios, ahora maestros deben obligar a utilizar mascarillas n-95 de los recintos, padres de familias se reunieron en las afueras de la escuela en pantalla para promover a tres integrantes de la junta escolar

i talked with sacramento bee forty-niners reporter chris peterman about how they might use the run game to beat the rams tomorrow. >> everything the forty-niners like to do offensively is sort of starts with the running game right there. they're a very good play action team. they like to hit the edges. and then, you know, if teams overload the edges and will cut back inside, i'm very curious to see how that impacts their use of deebo samuel, right? because he's a guy that, you know, the forty-niners are undefeated when he gets carries and in that week 18 game, you remember the rams overloaded a little bit to stop the boats and the forty-niners pulled out deebo samuel past which led to touchdowns that won jennings. and that was one of the biggest plays in that game. so, you know, is the forty-niners obvsously want to get the most and with the ball, particularly in the running game. but how much of his usage is going to be as a d coy to maybe set things up for for other they clearly want to run the ball. it's part of their identity. their physicality is is one of their defining traits on

. >>> so have you been to sacramento lately? coming up we'll give you about 315 million reasons why you might really wish you had gone. >>> now the hydro electric power plant finally generating power once again in an unprecedented move at the height of the drought. state leaders ordered it shut down. last month lake water levels rose nearly 90 feet following -- allowing the plant to resume operations. it still needs to go up about double that amount for the lake to be considered full capacity. we'll be back after the break. >>> everything is on the line sunday when the niners face the rams. if they win, they are in the playoffs. the big question is, who will start at quarterback? jimmy g. is nursing an injured thumb. yesterday he gave a pretty blunt update. >> it hurts flt. >> jimmy g., language. if he cannot go niners rookie trey lance will start again. he looked good last week against houston. if the niners lose they can still make the playoffs but then we have to root for new orleans to lose to the falcons. the raiders can al

hopefully not as rough as some of what we have faced these past couple years in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news in national news tonight. former president donald trump has been subpoenaed in an ongoing tax fraud investigation. >> regarding his family's his 2 eldest children don junior

heavy smoke coming from all sides of that structured sacramento metro fire. captain parker wilburn says the fire started on the first floor. >> and crews were able to keep it there, saving very expensive equipment, the second floor is where the house there projectors. >> each one of those projectors cost about 150,000. but it wasn't an easy task. we had heavy black smoke to the floor. >> so there was 0 visibility inside that first floor. so just locating the fire itself. >> presented a challenge. luckily, fire crews were able to put out the flames within 40 minutes. the building is not a total loss. there's significant damage to the first floor where the concession stands are and the arcade area leaving staff no choice. but to board up their windows. concession stands going to close for a while. >> and the goal was to be open by tonight. but the manager here tells me they're still too much work to be done on this building here to make sure it's safe enough for its staff and their patrons. but they say the goal is to start showing movies as soon as possible in

okay, scary moments for passengers on a flight to sacramento. the southwest plane made an emergency landing last night after it blew out a tire during take-off. this happened in the aircraft's main landing gear as it left denver. passengers say they didn't even know there was a problem until they arrived in sacramento by emergency vehicles they saw on the tarmac. >> as soon as we landed, you could tell it was a tire. it was the general, you know, flopping of the tire sound, like when you get a flat on the highway. >> a little scary to have that told to you after the fact. that we had blown a tire and landed minus one tire. >> nerve-racking, but nobody hurt. >> that could be nerve-racking. let's bring in rob as we head toward the next batch of rain. >> still adding up the last 24 hours of rain, which did outperform in marin county and the santa cruz mountains. 1 to 2 inches of rain around the santa cruz mountains. kentfield, almost three inches of rain, and mt. tam had four. inland, livermore and san jose, less than a quarter-inch of rain. half m

hopefully not as rough as some of what we have faced these past couple years in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> still ahead tonight at 8 o'clock. it was the biggest talking point in the sports world this weekend. an nfl player, a star. troubled player quit in the middle of

we have learned that a powerball ticket sold in sacramento has hit the jackpot. the california lottery announced a short time ago that the ticket was sold at a 7 11 store in sacramento. there was also one other jackpot winner in wisconsin. each ticket will be worth $315 million. the 7 11 store that sold the ticket gets a bonus $1 million just for selling the winning ticket. tonight's winning numbers are 6 14 25 33 46. the powerball number is 17 check those numbers carefully. coming up tonight. here at 11. stephan curry. shooting slump continues in dallas sports director mark ibanez has the highlights in sports. but 1st 89 years ago today, construction began on the golden gate bridge 100 workers on the san francisco and marine sides of the bridge started digging those massive holes for the south and north towers on january 5th 1933. the bridge opened to traffic on may 28th 1937. it was ahead of schedule and under budget, - hi mommy! - hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. ♪ hush little baby...♪ ♪...don't say a word...♪ but if slow up

heavy smoke coming from all sides of that structured sacramento metro fire. captain parker wilburn says the fire started on the first floor. >> and crews were able to keep it there, saving very expensive equipment, the second floor is where the house there projectors. >> each one of those projectors cost about 150,000. but it wasn't an easy task. we had heavy black smoke to the floor. >> so there was 0 visibility inside that first floor. so just locating the fire itself. >> presented a challenge. luckily, fire crews were able to put out the flames within 40 minutes. the building is not a total loss. there's significant damage to the first floor where the concession stands are and the arcade area leading staff, no choice. but to board up their windows. concession stands going to close for a while. >> that was jeanne, when reporting the manager of the movie theater says that the goal was to have the drive-in opened by last night. but he says there's just too much work that needs to be done now for that to happen state lawmakers are pushing a bipartisan bill to

what we're learning about the powerball winner from sacramento.u have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pause wifi whenever for ultimate control with the xfinity app. and family-safe browsing gives parents one less thing to worry about. security, control and peace of mind. with xfinity xfi, it's all built in at no extra cost. that person know? >> does that person know me? >> that he or she is the lucky winner that bought that powerball ticket from a 7-eleven in sacramento. >> there were two winners in last night's $630 million powerball jackpot. wisconsin winner has come forward, but the person who bought the other ticket at the 7-eleven on wyndham drive in sacramento remains a mystery. just three months ago, the jackpot also went to a californian. the state schools benefitting. >> regardless of whether we have a win in california or not, the more powerball tickets that sell or any of our games, the more money is raised for the public schools in every californi

do you know someone in sacramento? >> give them a call. maybe someone is taking me to dinner. >> you deserve it. >>> nearly 700 san francisco teachers have been off the job this week. this morning, it could get even worse. we are live with the planned sick-out. >>> a bay area man charged with attacking officers du >>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, today marks one year since siege on the u.s. capitol. president biden is ready to place blame. we are live from capitol hill. >>> message from some san francisco teachers. protect us in the pandemic. we are live with the sick-out planned for this morning. >>> boosters cleared for kids as young as 12. what about a first shot for kids under 5? new time line from dr. fauci. plus. >>> san jose shop owners are worried about being run out of town on a rail. can bart extension put them out of business. good morning. it is thursday january 6. i am len kiese. >> i am amanda starrantino. a lot to get to. first we will check on our forecast with darren peck. sunshine, rain, a constant circle. >>>

reporting in sacramento manicx people by driving his suv through a christmas parade in wisconsin was ordered to stand trial today. waukesha county commissioner found probable cause of daryl brooks junior committed the crime last november. he is charged with more than 70 counts, including six counts of homicide. defense attorneys argued brooks was high on marijuana and didn't mean to kill anyone. his arraignment is scheduled for february. 11th we're learning that actor alec baldwin has turned over cell phone to investigators looking into that deadly shooting on the rust film said his lawyer said baldwin's film was handed over to authorities. in new york state this morning santa fe sheriff's offices, hoping the phone might shed some light into what led up to the fatal shooting of cinematographer elena hutchins in new mexico last october. baldwin shot and killed hutchins and injured the film's director, joel souza, while practicing it quick draw move during rehearsal for that film. bay area food banks in desperate need of help their joint plea today as demand for their services increase

fueron dos boletos los que se sacaron la loterÍa, ademÁs de sacramento el otro fue vendido en wisconsin tradiciÓn que tuvo su inicio en la edad media. quÉ significado tiene? >>> la forma ovalada el amor de dios infinito los frutos secos la llegada del niÑo dios, y la llegada del niÑo dios escondieron al niÑo de herodes. >>> festejar el acontencimiento de quien se los sacÓ un tamales y etoles que es el el dÍa de la calendarÍa, 2 de febrero. >>> a ti ya te tocÓ? >>> claro que sÍ. hay que cumplir con los tamalitos. >>> buenas noches. ♪(mÚsica)♪ >> (musica). aprueban la dosis de pfizer para adolescentes de 12 a 17 aÑostodos debemos colocar no tres dosis para estar protegidos contra ;omicro >>> una persona que tiene tres dosis va est;a razonablemente bien protegida con la enfermedad severa, hospitalizaci;on y mu

en sacramento noticiero telemundo, california >> en el condado de tubulares las autoridades buscan aido ambiente) >> (hablan en inglés) >> la última pista que se tiene esta persona es que su vehículo lo encontraron en la orilla de un canal en la avenida 182. el equipo hizo a la búsqueda pero no dio resultados. si usted sabe algo por favor se pide que informe de inmediato. >> el fbi anunció este viernes que encontró textos escritos por (nombre extranjero) dondese responsabiliza por la muerte de su novia. los restos de la joven fueron encontrados el pasado 19 de septiembre en wyoming, el principal sospechoso era (nombre extranjero) que también se encontró sin vida un mes después. >> contagios de coronavirus en las escuelas, se reporta una disminución en las tasas de positividad en los estudiantes. se dice que continuación no menor que la del resto de la población. estamos nos dice cómo está tratando de seguir reduciendo esta situación >> a pesar de la explosiva o la de contagios por omicrón se reporta una reducción en la tasa de coronavirus que hasta el miércoles... >> le están haciend

. >> a winning lottery ticket sold in sacramento. how much money that lucky person will claim what the store will get claim what the store will get for selling that ticket. when a truck hit my car, claim what the store will get fthe insurance companyt. wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. let our injury attorneys when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. someone in sacramento is about to be a whole lot richer. we're talking hundreds of millions of dollars richer. that's because one of the 2 winning powerball tickets for wednesday night's powerball was sold in sacramento reported a town dwellers was at the 7.11 store

he loves the fact that this nfl player knows and appreciates his hometown of sacramento. >>> it is 7:ow. let's check in -- 7:19, pardon me. it was 7:19.29. meteorologist vee an rana joins us with the full forecast. >> hopefully everyone is relaxing because it is kind of cold outside. we are still in the 30s and 40s, so don't rush to go outside. i want to show you this beautiful shot of san francisco. look how great it is. we see clouds here and there, but by the afternoon clearing out. a beautiful view of san jose, sunrise. how are the temps? let me show you right now. dublin, 36 degrees. 38 degrees in livermore. 40s around the bay and peninsula but we will see the chilly starts to our morning. looks like the camera behind is a little blown out, but as far as the air quality goes from the north bay to santa clara valley we will be moderate. we continue to see the moderate conditions really all week long. high pressure has been, you know, lingering in the forecast. that's been keeping any real chance of rain really to our north and south and nothing for us here. forecasted highs for th

she was purchased from someone in sacramento who saw in social media the pup had been stolen. the buyer then reported it, and investigators drove rosie back to her rightful owner. >>> tomorrow, the us supreme court will hear challenges to president joe biden's vaccine mandates. one requires employees at large businesses to be vaccinated or regularly tested, the other mandates vaccines for some healthcare workers. several states and business groups claimed that measures are unconstitutional. >>> tough news for those relying on transit, as they manage a spike in covid related sick calls and positive cases. those issues are not limited to the ground, a 10% cut the remainder of the flight schedule has been cut due to staff shortages and sick calls. more than 24,000 flights have been canceled since christmas eve. >> let's bring in paul, and welcome our new anchor, ryan yamamoto. you are coming back to the bay area, it is a homecoming of sorts, our memories coming back? is it good to be back home? >> it feels like a glove, it feels right. i was going through oakland, and we passed t

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have had, in the last year, and into the next couple of years, we're going to have challenges in sacramento having our project funded by bond allocation or tax credits or what's going to be necessary to get these projects to construction. some [indiscernible] and it's going to guide some of the funding for sites going forward so we can be more competitive in funding. so we unfortunately are not going to be as descriptive as we would like in establishing goals for each of the populations. >> chair mar: yeah, thampgz for that population. again, i really appreciate mohcd doing everything it can to identify sites and secure funding to help low-income seniors. it just seems to me that it would be important to actually be able to quantify what the need it, you know, and to have that as a goal and to have a real strategy and plan to create the housing that's needed for our most vulnerable there's roughly 138,000 in our city that are 65 or older, and 65% of those are low-income. and of those that are low-income and even moderate income, you know, would have trouble finding affordable housing in our

one ticket was purchased in wisconsin, and the other in south sacramento. and that winning ticket was sold at a 7-eleven on the windham drive. here's more on this report. >> reporter: who is the lucky lottery winner? we are waiting to find out. >> someone is sitting on a piece of paper that is worth the $316 million. >> lottery says that's the biggest prize ever sold in sacramento. the last jackpot winner in october bought a ticket on the central coast of california for price of $700 million. $360 million is no disappointment. it's hard to comprehend that number. there are 8 million grams of the same in a cup. so if each were one dollar you would need 39 of these picket makes a person dream about what they would do ? >> get in the real estate game is what i would do. >> i have seven kids, i would help all of my kids and my mama. and whoever else needs the help. >> i probably wouldn't go to work, i will go in the spend it. >> all of us are dreaming. >> lottery officials said that each winner will take home $225 million before taxes. and the owner of the 7-el

still talk about our ppabou she came to visit sacramento. >> reporter: leaving a lasting impression as she has done for decades. >> she was one of a kind. >> reporter: and fiercely funny. >> even a trip to the bank can be exciting, if you wear a ski mask. >> reporter: she was a television pioneer hosting talk shows and starring in tv. >> i have three cats and they are all named after characters from the golden girls, i am a big betty white fan. >> reporter: local comedian inspired by her ability like any good comedian to break the rules. >> there is a lot of really positive things to come out of that show. things you should not have been doing in the '80s. they were for gay rights, animal rights and went on to tackle homelessness and aids. >> reporter: in march, laughs unlimited in sacramento. >> she will definitely be in my heart. >> reporter: taking the stage thinking of white with joy. >> she was 100 and she had a career in show business. that is is amazing and that is worth > e about 40 ot gettind er minutes away from midnight. coming up, a look at how the rest of the world kicked

>> that's correct. >> reporter: captain parker wilbournes with sacramento metro fire the omicron waveages and high number of 911 calls have exacerbated an existing problem, long wait times at hospitals to off-load patients. >> we had one of our crews sitting at an ambulance at a hospital up to 12 hours and multiple ambulances that had been there over five hours. >> reporter: the men and women responding to 911 calls are at a breaking point. >> the call volume has significantly skyrocketed. >> reporter: do you see any light at the end of the tunnel or this is how it's going to be? >> i don't think there's light at end of the tunnel, not right now. >> reporter: we're on our way to a call for a 34-year-old that is said to have been coughing up blood. when we pulled up, the patient wasn't having a life-threatening episode. >> this is one of the difficult ones because what would seem to be an emergency for them is obviously not an emergency to us. essentially all we're doing is giving him a ride to the hospital at this point. >> reporter: and you think he'll get in right away when he shows

he went to high school in alaska and eventually moved to california and was living in sacramento. working for his father when he died. the family left with a question. >> how long are the odds for something like this. >> according to cal state university come the chances of being attacked and killed by a shark are one in 3.75 million. they tell us thomas's mother and brother are devastated. leaning on the church for peace. thomas's father who is recovering from the christmas eve snowstorm is simply getting by. >> i'm sure anytime he sits down it's working on him. >> of families finding solace in knowing he was doing something he loved. >> lower reporting. the harbor director says the shark was likely a great white. >> tonight california has more water roles as the state continues to struggle to a draw. they regulated to ban over watered lawns or grasswithin 48 hours after rainfall. people are also barred from washing cars without a shut off nozzle and hosing down sidewalks. violet is busy fined up to $500 in november, the bay area cut water usage by 20%, exceeding the governor's g

. >> yo no sÉ ustedes pero creo tener un nuevo amigo ahora en sacramento.ueno que pase muy buenas y gracias por su sintonÍa, recuerden que hay mÁs noticias a partir de las 5 de la tarde aqÍi en telemundo 48 (♪ música ♪) buenas tardes, hoy jueves 6 de enero en una edición especial de noticias telemundo mediodía, el presidente joe biden carga contra el expresidente por el incidente al capitolio. >> trágico final para ocho niños y cuatro adultos muertos en un incendio de filadelfia una chispa en árbol de navidad pudo ser responsable. >> centros para el control y prevención de enfermedades (cdc) dan luz verde para refuerzo de la vacuna para niños de 12 a 15 años. >> los 632 millones de dólares del powerball encontraron dueño, son dos personas de wisconsin y california que tenían la combinación ganadora y repartieron su premio. >> (música) . >> (sica) . >> ahí tiene, toma en directo desde washington dc el capitolio en este 6 de enero día de emociones y recuerdos. >> gracias por acompañarnos >> hace un año vivimos uno de los momentos más duros para la democracia

. >> reporter: in downtown sacramento, a gnome or water year is 19 inches and currently, 14.5 inches. the water years started off strong with a torrential october rain followed by a wet december. the national weather service said the systems made roughly 80% of precipitation this water year and most reservoirs in sacramento are above normal but there are still waters locked up in the sierra that could trickle into the reservoirs. could february be better? >> we don't see much chance of precipitation into the middle of february. >> reporter: on tuesday, the state department of water resources will do a snow survey at the phillips station to predict the amount of water that would melt from the snowpack and run to the reservoirs. if the dry spell is broken with precipitation, the national weather service said we will finish the year normal. >>> it's 11 minutes after 5:00 and time to get a check on our weather and traffic. mary, no rain in the forecast again? >> you are right and we could use that rain but it does look like we are ending the month of january dry and that will continue sta

the bill introduced today in sacramento to allow shooting victims and others to sue firearm manufacturers as well as sellers. the reigning jeopardy champ is robbed at gunpoint in oakland, describes the attack. at a barrier whether the raindrops have moved out of town for right now. still some lingering clouds for tonight the chance of a shower for tomorrow and possibly another system later in the week, we'll have more on your - hi mommy! - hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. ♪ hush little baby...♪ ♪...don't say a word...♪ but if slow upload speeds turn your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 877.only.att. she was robbed at gunpoint in oakland last weekend. amy schneider, who lives in oakland, tweeted that s id, credit card and phonepolice said sunday afternoon at around 3 30

end here in sacramento, more than 28,000 hours of wall time. just for example, that's how many hours were spent on the wall wall. time is when those paramedics and first responders have to wait for the hospitals to accept the patients. anybody's responding. i wouldn't want more words. first responders are sounding the alarm minutes can mean the difference between life and death and a lot of these situations and the wall times are really slowing down our ambulances and dampening our ability to get people to the hospital in time. wall times are getting longer, leaving first responders stuck at hospitals with the shortage of hospital staff and hospital beds. some of them are forced to wait hours on the wall. because now you know every room in so many of these hospitals across the country are already booked up with covid patients and others. um and it's you know, hospitals are just at their max because those first responders are stuck waiting. there's less staff responding to calls we've had wall times go as long as nine hours, which means you remo

fox news giovanni leads he joins us now from sacramento so giovanni what's happening?called wall time. it's one first responders wait at the hospital with the patients until there's an open hospital bed, but with hospitals filling up in communities across the country ends here in california, it's leading to longer wait times for those emergency response teams ends taking some of the critical resources off the road. anybody's responding. i wasn't involved with first responders are sounding the alarm minutes can mean the difference between life and death and a lot of these situations and the wall times are really slowing down our ambulances and dampening our ability to get people to the hospital in time. wall times are getting longer, leaving first responders stuck at hospitals with the shortage of hospital staff and hospital beds. some of them are forced to wait hours on the wall. because now you know every room and so many of these hospitals across the country are already booked up with covid patients and others. um, and it's you know, hospitals are just at their max b

the only one available is section b, which is on sacramento. kristen: if you want to get more details about the alaska airlines chinese new year festival and parade, go to the website which has a very easy to remember web address, right? harlan: correct. chineseparade.com. kristen: that's it. harlan: chineseparade.com. i just want to make a correction. i made a mistake saying it is california" light. it is actually california and sacramento. kristen: ok. sounds good. it sounds amazing. all of the work you have put into it, it is a great celebration for the community, great for the city of san francisco, and everyone can come from all over. family fun and so worthwhile. thank you so much. harlan: thank you for having me. kristen: see you soon. take care. harlan: bye-bye. kristen: harlan: -- kristen: we want to bring you a segment that we featured on midday live. we discussed the news of the day and hour take. reggie, jobina and i tackled the criticism facing the governor and the same disco mayor, after both were spotted pictured at the 49ers-ram

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somebody in sacramento hit the powerball jackpot tonight. prize climbed to $630 million after growing for three months. the past hour, we got a video of the sacramento 7-eleven were the lucky ticket was sold. a second winning ticket was sold in wisconsin. each winner will get $315 million. that is not too shabby. according to the california lottery, the store will get a $1 million bonus. the winning numbers, why not, 6, 14, 25, 43, 26. the powerball was 17. >> we don't know who the winners are until they come forward. maybe they will want to do an interview with us. maybe not.>> reporter: we will all be back at work tomorrow. >> in california, they don't have the option of staying anonymous, do they? they make i think it has to come out. many people try to hold off on that process. >> a lot of people have a lot of cousins and best friends. [ laughter ] 's>> reporter: they love new best friends, including the three of us. [ laughter ]>> the ski resorts have hit the snow jackpot over the last few weeks. the snow has started to taper off a bit.

most reservoirs in the sacramento area are above normal.there are still a lot of water locked up in the sierra that could trickle down into the reservoirs. but, could february be better? >> reporter: really not seeing much chance of precipitation. all of the way out to the middle of february. >> reporter: on tuesday, water resources will do another snow survey at the fill up station. the study is done to predict the amount of water that will melt from the snowpack and run off to the reservoirs. if it is broken with significant precipitation, the national weather service says it will help us finish the year normal. >>> you know, in tonight's first alert weather forecast. first alert is our renewed commitment to focus on things weather-related if it is three days out or happening that day that we think will have an impact. there is likely an issue for tuesday night and wednesday. i am going to start out by spotlighting the fact that we are going to talk about off shore winds, complete opposite whr- fplt we go through the long stretches of wea

>> that is correct. >> reporter: captain parker with sacramento metro fire. sitting on an ambulance for a hospital up to 12 hours and there were multiple ambulance that had been there over five hours. >> the call volume has significantly skyrocketed. >> you see any light at the end of the tunnel? >> i don't think so there is any light at the end of the tunnel not right now. >> reporter: we're on our way to a call for a 34 year old that is said to have been coughing up blood. when we pulled up the patient wasn't having a life threatening episode. >> this is one of those difficult ones what would seem to be an emergency for them is obviously not an emergency to us essentially all we're going to be doing is giving him a ride to the hospital at this point. >> reporter: and do you think he's going to get in right away? >> absolutely not. >> no? >> no. this ambulance will then be out of service for at least one hour. >> reporter: that loss of time and resources leaving paramedic strained and under pressure. >> reporter: how much longer can you all keep going like t

sacramento fire assistant chief erich sailer said ems workers in the area waited hospitals or were on the wall for more than 2 hours. 700 times in 2021, he says hospitals should hire their own paramedics and face fines for holding up ambulances for longer than 20 minutes. not maybe the only thing that gets him to change behavior. but emergency doctors and nurses say slow patient transfers and clogged emergency room stem from several issues, including staffing shortages, a lack of resources and an increase in patients with non urgent issues. but who lack access to health care in their own communities? some of the reasons include a lot to primary care safety net health care. >> behavioral care and have to tell you, i will underline that 400 times homelessness support substance use disorders and covid-19. other coming for testing and our vaccines. the committee's vice chair said state lawmakers to re evaluate state regulations impacting emergency medical services and look and see if they're truly regulations that c are protecting the public. >> regulations that look like they are better

. >> to sacramento is is not our money. we need to ensure >> results that we can't show. >> the state's non-partisan legislative analyst's office said lawmakers should focus on doing some oversight into the already big investments passed last year, including those related to climate change. we recommend that the legislature be cautious about creating new programs for significantly expanding its existing the committee did not take any action wednesday. >> in sacramento, ashley zavala kron, 4 news. and a live look outside tonight. looking out over the san francisco downtown area. yeah, beautiful evening out there in a nice, sunny day warrants. yeah. beautiful out there would love to get that rain going again. that's for sure. right now. >> we're high and dry. a lot of haze out there in the atmosphere. and that's because they're just much mixing in the atmosphere. no rain to get the plumes out there as well. and so that's been hazy all around the bay area. temperatures today above the average 61 degrees in san francisco. 56 de