preguntando cuál es el favorito aquí, la encuesta arrojó que es el lugar se lo lleva el aeropuerto san pauleath planta. hablemos ahora del papa francisco que ofreció su acostumbrado discurso de navidad, en el cual habló de las guerras y del impacto en los niños. luis medina hizo un recuento de lo que dijo el sumo pontífice diré no a la guerra. >> viajo sin esa meta. el papa francisco hizo hoy un dramático llamado para que haya un cese al fuego en gaza, así como en ucrania, asegurando que el niño jesús está muy triste con la guerra. >> durante el tradicional urbi et orbi, la bendición universal de navidad, el pontífice pidió que se cambie la violencia por la esperanza de la paz. >> at times scared and feared. plegaria a la que se unió la iglesia católica mundial en la catedral de san patricio. >> el cardenal timothy dolan celebró la misa de navidad pidiendo también por la paz y recordando el drama de los inmigrantes en la misa de navidad. la intención fue por los inmigrantes con devoción, feligreses guardaron la tradición de sus países y trajeron las imágenes del divino niño con un enorme pe

thank you to sheriff paul miyamoto and chief for coordinating the training for our board as mandated under the san francisco charter. thank you to the department of human resources for their guidance. ben ritchie, paul green, shawn sureburn i director carol isen. thank you to department of police accountability for infrastructure and budget analysis support from director paul henderson, chief kine, operator officer nicole armstrong and legal assistant and active secretary, dan leung. especially today, thank you to city hall facilities rohen lane and sequoia condon and staff at sfgovtv. now to the recruiting process with vice president carrion. >> good morning everyone. thank you all for being here. it is so exciting. it was a long journey to get here and we are excited to share with all of you what our recruitment process was. we did a lot of work in a year and 3 months so what i'm going to do is highlight of things that happened to get us to this point. now, we have three regular meetings in 2022 and 10 regular meetings in 2023. now, we also went out into the community four different places to he

san francisco's sheriff paul miyamoto live with us coming up.e're going to ask about how a new inspector general builds bridges between police and the community. >>> plus, maybe it's time to get your lottery tickets. the powerball jackpot climbs again. your next chance [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less than $10 a month. every plan covers preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. if you have questions, we're here to help every step of the way. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31 at coveredca.com. >>> that was truly a day thataltered our times. 1948. >> we are dipping swoop the archive again marking the 75th anniversary of kpix. this morning, one for the film buffs. the scene, san francisco in 1969. woody allen is shooting a comedy that would become the first big mockumentary. kpix

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the numbers are up a little bit in san francisco, in the 24 hours since paul heggen was here, so it has warmed up a little bit. clouds and sunshine through sunday and a little bit of a chance for north bay showers. and that will be it for sunday. this is how it looks for noon tomorrow, high pressure builds from the southwest, it'll clear us out and by monday, temperatures could be in the mid-70s and parts of the bay area. mostly in the east bay. we do have another shot of rain on wednesday, it looks like , you know tomorrow is really nothing, but wednesday and thursday are the best chances for any rain continuing as we get into next week and even if that pans out, it won't be much. but, midweek could get wet. light showers mostly ending later with a chance continuing into the north bay. it'll be sunny with a warming trend for monday and tuesday, the next chance of rain moves and possibly by next week . and after that, we will clear out again, monday looks nice. low temperatures tonight will be in the upper 40s and low 50s and a few sprinkles around. for tomorrow, dryer in the south bay,

san francisco. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. invite the next speaker. come on up. >> my name is paul answer coalition. i lived in san francisco over 40 years currently in district 2. vote on tuesday for dean preston cease fire resolution. gaza palestine can't wait. san francisco board of supervisors, it is undeniable that the people of is san francisco 79 the resolution to pass. november 4, 50 thousand people matched in san francisco. over 2 thousand came today. will you listening to those who you are supposed to represent or stand [indiscernible] people struggle so will israeli apartheid. stand thon right side of history against genocide now. >> thank you paul for your comments. welcome next speaker. >> wake up! hello my name is [indiscernible] san francisco d6 resident and support the cease fire resolution. this is critical for sf residents like me because it impacts our multiculture diverse communities. calling for cease fire is not a political issue it is moral and hew mareitarian issue. can you justify-how can you justify bombing children with white phosphorus? [indiscernible] i

paul. let's give you a live look at san francisco where they are about to light the first candle on the menorah. you can see a gentleman up on top. he has a giant torch, ready to light that first candle. this is all in celebration of the first night of hanukkah. one candle will be lit each night until the final lighting ceremony next thursday. looks like they are still talking. we will check back in. >>> up next, a group of investors are trying to build a brand-new city in solano county. why things are not going quite as smoothly as you might have hoped. >> we don't want you. go find some of -- place else to do this. >>> details from unlv. the shooter had a target list at the school at another university all the way across the country. - [narrator] stimulant use disorder is a disease, not a choice, but getting help and finding treatment for your meth or cocaine addiction is up to you. treatment for stimulant use disorder is often covered through medi-cal, medicare, and many private insurance plans. choose change california. find proven treatment options like contingency management that are righ

san francisco on march. 15th in the newsroom. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> meanwhile, paul pelosi is convicted. attacker will stand trial in state court next year. attorneys for david de pap met with san francisco prosecutors today. but the 2 sides were not able to reach a plea deal. a judge set the trial date for january. 12th to pat faces several charges, including attempted murder and elder abuse. he's already been found guilty of 2 federal assault and attempted kidnapping charges. those charges carry a maximum of 50 years in prison. a sentencing date has not yet been set. >> time is running out for new york. a republican congressman george santos. and it appears there are enough votes to expel him from congress. but he's still refuses to resign. basil, john reports now on with the new york congressman has to say. >> fighting to defend myself with his title of congressman on the line. new york republican george santos is not going quietly. i leave, they win. if i leave the bullies take place. this is bullying 2 previous efforts to remove santos failed. but the recent findings in the house eth

san jose where it is definitely wet roads out there. >> let's check in with first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen tracking the rain for us now.is was no small showers. >> heavier rain showers and downpours crossing into eastern solano county, a good clip in pittsburg and antioch. where the showers were falling heavily along 680 and the tri-valley, it's begun to taper off a little bit. san jose had some heavier downpours, a little break now, but more rain is making its way through the santa cruz mountains moving through the santa clara valley and plenty more rain in store for us the next couple days. we'll look at futurecast in a few minutes. >>> now to a major shift in the catholic church when it comes to same-sex couples. >> today pope francis formally permitted roman catholic priests to bless same-sex couples. the blessings can be carried out, but same-sex unions are still not recognized by the catholic church. that declaration says, "when people ask for a blessing, exhaustive moral analysis should not be placed as a precondition for conferring it. the grace of god works in the lives of those who do not claim to be righteou

paul. we will switch over to juliet. please thank you. sanyor says hundreds of people have been arrested for doing drugs on the city streets. we are checking in with the business is to see if it has made a difference plus, how do you feel about drinking treated wastewater? we will tell you how soon that could happen right here in california after a big vote in sacramento that happened today. >>> we are going deep in the archives to see the history of protesting at uc berkeley this, and the anniversary of the 75th anniversary here of kpix 5, that is on friday. the news at 6:00 in about 10 minutes for let's go to vern in sports. >>> mba taco jewels. and let's give the warriors a little love.? they are hosting and running with the celtics tonight and get this, golden state has a chance to do something they haven't done since october. >> we went on tomorrow, that is called a winning streak. it has happened before. clear the doves will go for a third straight win. it helps to have klay thompson back on track . since being benched in phoenix last w

he was found guilty of assaulting paul pelosi, the husband of former speaker nancy pelosi, inside their san francisco pacific heights home in october of 2022. he was also found guilty of attempted kidnapping of a u.s. official. depape's state case is currently still in the courts. there he is charged with other things, including attempted murder, elder abuse, among other charges. the district attorney's office has not commented if they will entertain a plea deal with the defense in the state case given that the federal case has been decided. from what we understand, there may be some status conferences that are scheduled on the state case, but for now, the state case will proceed next year, january 12th. that should be the first day of the trial. the federal case sentencing is set for april 24th of next year. we'll continue to follow the developments on this story and bring you the latest on air and online. marcus and laura? >> thank you very much, ginger. >>> we're learning more about the six people hospitalized following a bus crash in santa cruz that happened last night on the uc campus.

san diego county. this is the first time they used a laser from deep space. interesting choice. >>> focusing now on our weather. you know, paul, you had us well prepared for the first round of rain. it was impressive. i know you are talking about the rain falling in the north bay right now. brief periods of this from a true downpour >> what we expected was a wave of heavier rain, showers taking over. it has happened. we anticipate another wave of heavier rain moving in tomorrow night into wednesday. let's add in more locations, filling in the gaps. showing additional amounts, getting closer. now, the numbers go up, going farther up the chart. almost two inches of rain in san rafael and almost two quarters of inch of rain. the rain continues to fall. there is what you need to know looking out from a wet hotel cam rarks the rain is going to continue. showers are likely as we head through the rest of tonight and during the day on tuesday and then next wave of heavier rain moves in tuesday night into wednesday. eventually the forecast does dry out beginning thursday, especially in the afternoon. showers becoming fewer and farther

the attack on paul pelosi happened in the couple's san francisco home last year. 42 year old david depapee family member of a federal official and a second count of attempted kidnaping of a federal official. he, still facing a trial on state charges. that trial is set to start january 12th. >> new developments hundreds of people turned out for last night's santa rosa city school board meeting. as the district begins discussions that could bring police officers back on campuses permanently. that meeting went long until midnight , although no big decision was made at the end for much of the evening, school board members heard from teachers, parents and students, many calling for increased security on campuses. following a series of recent violent incidents. >> we're angry that we've asked this board for help over and over and over and over again. our students are confused, frustrated, and worried, and a thousand other things they want reassurance. they want to know the adults are taking them seriously. >> the meeting had more than 80 public comments. montgomery high students said their surv

paul: my own reporting on that in san francisco suggests xi was not as bellicose as some of those reportsthat he wants to retake taiwan but not suggesting, actually less determined on it than he had been in the previous meeting. the white house thinks, the administration thinks and hopes it put china into a more stable us/china footing. do you think that is right? >> it may be as a matter of time. ever since 2022, when the no limits alliance was made between xi xinping and vladimir putin, you had this idea that xi xinping said there are changes in the world we haven't seen in 100 years. there's much we can change. we know what he meant. there's a world order that was established by the united states at the end of world war ii, supposed to be based on international law and human rights. with of the united states not as a loss, but the first among equals. paul: no question there's a new world order coming. he has written about that. his statements on that, this new world order would be dominated by the communist party of china. with the junior partners being flattering putin and ayatollah k

paul. >>> we are rolling out the red carpet. we will hear from the california native behind one of the biggest hits of the year as she is honored at the san francisco film awards. >> i am so excited to be here. i'm so glad that they are honoring her. >> and growing concerns over the avian flu in the north bay. the response from sonoma county after a quarter million birds were euthanized. struck some of hollywood's biggest names were honored at san francisco's film awards. it's one of the biggest events in film since the actors strike came to an end. betty yu was on the carpet with more on why some of the night's biggest honorees have a special connection to the bay area. >> hi, barbie. >> hi, ken. >> the brains behind this years megahit barbie is oscar-nominated filmmaker, greta gerwig . >> i can't believe anyone let us make this movie. i'm so grateful that they did. >> and on monday, she was honored for film direction at a fundraising dinner to support the next generation of artists. ryan gosling, who played ken, presented her with the award, named in honor of the film festival's founder. >> you wrote ryan's name directly into the manusc

. >> i am paul, sheriff of san francisco. [ music ] [music] hi. mayor london breed i want to congratulate sfgovtv on 30 years of dedicated service as a broadcast channel for our vibrant city. you played a critical role during the pan dem and i can worked keep residents informed. adapted to changing situations that allowed our residents to engage and participate in government. thank you for 3 decades of informing and inspiring and connect the people of san francisco as the voice thatgo. >> shop and dine the 49 promotes local businesses and changes san franciscans to do their shopping and dooipg within the 49 square miles by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique, successful and vibrant so where will you shop and dine the 49 hi in my mind a ms. medina >> morning everybody. welcome to september 28 meeting of the san francisco transportation authority board. i want to thank michael baultzar from sfgovtv for your help today and our clerk is elijah saunders. mr. clerk, please call the roll. >> commissioner

paul: if i bring a cool ai idea and i bring money -- can i raise money? jake: sand hill road is the past. the future is sant. jake: to answer your question, can you raise money, first i would look at your background. i think you are an incredible interviewer. i don't know how technically savvy you are. the reality is -- come to me with a media company and i will write a check all day long. there will be more scrutiny of ai investments going forward. the key thing people will look for is the retention point. in 20 23, so many applications were getting so much tire kicking and people were using the product for two or three weeks and then get bored and try the next hot thing, etc.. what investors will be looking for in 2024 is you have a lot of people who start using this thing, but are people using the thing indefinitely and getting value out of it? paul: thank you for joining us. appreciate getting your insight. founder and general partner at emergence capital, getting the latest rundown on what is happening in the world of ai. just burst onto the scene in 2023. caroline: this time last year, november, dece

the attack on paul pelosi happened in the couple's home in san francisco last year. 42 year old davids convicted of one count of assault on the immediate family member of a federal official and a second count of attempted kidnaping of a federal official. he is still facing a trial on state charges, as that is set to start january 12th. >> developing news on capitol hill. house republicans have formalized their impeachment inquiry into president biden. gloria is joining us at the live desk. this party line vote came just hours after president sun president's son, hunter, refused to call to testify. >> gloria? yes kumasi. house republicans claim the president has abused his power and the business connections of his son, hunter. both president biden and hunter biden have denounced the impeachment inquiry. hunter biden, speaking yesterday ahead of that vote. >> but to suggest that is grounds for an impeachment inquiry is beyond the absurd. it's shameless. there is no evidence to support the allegations that my father was financially involved in my business because it did not happen. >> th

. >> just 48 hours after the violent attack on paul pelosi in san francisco, elon musk, twitter's new a conspiracy theory about the attack. >> there is a tiny possibility there might be more to this story than meets the eye. >> the article questions mr. pelosi's sexuality, even suggeing he may have known his attacker. >> it was so homophobic, it was crazy. here's the owner of twitter retweeting misinformation about an attack on a man and in an anti-gay way? i was, like, "who does this?" and then it got just weird and mean, like, constant attacks, constant retweeting misinformation. then he started doing transphobic stuff. he's got a kid who's trans. (stammers): that was, like, shocking. and so it just went on and on and on and on. and it was, like, "what in the world happened to you?" >> jacoby: musk deleted the post about paul pelosi and would later apologize. but the controversial tweets kept coming. >> he would stay up late, drink red bull, take ambien. sometimes he would get into this dark, demon mode, and that's when the very paranoid or conspiratorial tweets came out. one day, h

. >> i am paul, sheriff of san francisco. [ music ] [music] hi. i'm san francisco mayor london breed i want to congratulate sfgovtv on 30 years of dedicated service as a broadcast channel for our vibrant city. you played a critical role during the pan dem and i can worked keep residents informed. adapted to changing situations that allowed our residents to engage and participate in government. thank you for 3 decades of informing and inspiring and connect the people of san francisco as the voice that television. >> (music). >> hi, i'm - welcome to the to san francisco in-person a roundtable person about important topics we're to be talking about maturing and aging retirement life really, really trying to speak with you all did i. something that i'm trying to plan for and thinking about every year as i'm working everyday and hoping not to work

paul. >>> we see protests around the bay area all the time. we don't usually see this, though. san francisco's da says she is charging dozens of pro-gaza protesters for blockading the bay bridge. betty yu has been following the story. interesting. we kind of paused when we heard this. what do we know about the decision and what they're being charged with? >> tonight we learned that in all, 80 protesters have been charged. they're now facing five misdemeanors. that includes false imprisonment, refusing the comply with a peace officer, and unlawful public assembly. this happened as san francisco was hosting the apec summit in november. traffic on the upper deck was at a stand still for hours. during the protest, some demonstrators chained themselves together on the roadway. others held a die in and covered their bodies with white sheets. at the time the group said they wanted to highlight what it called a genocide happening in gaza while president biden was hosting cocktail parties in san francisco. in a statement to kpix, da brooke jenkins said in part while we must protect avenues

paul is a middle school special education teacher and san jose unified equity coalition member area for includes the majority of san jose unified and portions of oak grove and east side union high school districts. >> these upon which i'm about to enter. congratulations. >> and with that daly city has a new mayor, state attorney general rob bonta, their swearing-in, just low to the new job during a special reorganization meeting last night. manolo replaces re buena ventura who took the position of lake county public defender back in october. and according to daily city's municipal code, the mayor and the vice mayor are both chosen by the city council 10, 19 of our fares are going up starting in the new year. a bar is going to raise on january. first fares will raise. >> by 5 and a half percent. so the average rate the fares up. $0.23 to 4.43. for your trip. low income riders get a little bit of a break on that. they pay half price if they are with the clippers star discount 10, 19 is the time right now. other news that we're following today, a group of local tenants and community leader

paul is a middle school special education teacher and san jose unified equity coalition area for includes of san jose unified in portions of oak grove and east side union high school districts. >> these upon which i'm about to enter. congratulations. >> daly city has a new mayor, state attorney general rob bonta swore in jocelyn amano to the new job during a special reorganization meeting last night. she replaces re been in ventura who took the position of lake county public defender in october, according to daily city's municipal code, the mayor and vice mayor are chosen by the city council. for your money this afternoon. it's getting harder to get affordable car insurance in california. a recent survey by cal matters found that drivers are very unhappy about higher premiums, delayed quotes and perceived ensure misconduct. despite california's regulations favoring good drivers, premiums vary widely based on factors like coverage levels, vehicle type and location causing some frustration among drivers seeking affordable policies. the california department of insurance says it is investiga

paul pelosi. >> will stand trial in state court next year. this comes after a dip apps attorney and san francisco. prosecutors were not able to reach a plea deal today. the trial date is now set for january. 12th, the pap faces several charges, including attempted murder and elder abuse started been found guilty of 2 federal assault and attempted attempted kidnapping charges. those carry a maximum of 50 years in prison. a sentencing date for those charges has not yet been set. developing news in the case of the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee. the lawyers defending the memo. many are now requesting that the trial he moved out of san francisco, yemen. many is legal team says it is outraged by photos of its client that were published. >> in a local paper kron four's ella sogomonian was in the courtroom this morning when the judge also expressed some anger. >> mother appeared in court on thursday to see her son. she was flanked by 3 defense attorneys who are working on his case. but many is accused of stabbing and killing tech ceo bob lee, who founded the cash up his lawyer

san francisco home. david depape is facing up to 30 years in prison after being convicted last month on federal charges of assaulting paulosi and attempted kidnapping. depape is still awaiting trial on separate state charges. lawyers for depape argued that sentencing should be deferred until after the state trial is completed. however, the judge moved forward with setting his federal sentencing for april 24. >>> a notable vote in washington dc, this is a live look at the capitol. president biden is now facing an official impeachment inquiry. earlier tonight, the house voted along party lines to formally authorize a republican investigation that is already understood way. gop leaders say the move will help them gather more documents and witness testimony into biden's family finances. republicans are accusing the president of profiting from his son hutter biden's business dealings while he was vice president. the president has denied the allegation. >>> we are back in 60 seconds. have you noticed anything different where you shop? some self-checkouts are disappearing. we went shopping to figure out why some retailers are m

san jose, marianne favro. nbc news. >>> a sentencing date set for the man who attacked nancy pelosi's husband. he faces 30 years in prison for assaulting paul pelosi and attempted kidnapping. he is awaiting trial on separate charges. today in federal court lawyers argued sentencing should be deferred until after the state trial is completed. however, the judge moved forward with federal sentencing for april 24th. they have until december 16th to file any pleas or motions. here is the question. why did he come here after the san francisco giants swung and missed to get one of baseball's best players. >>> we are talking about shohei ohtani. he signed with the dodgers instead. buster posey said he thinks the city's reputation might be the problem. and is driven to center field. >> he matches up to be ruth and an impossibly rare talent and why the dodgers have signed him to a 10-year $7 million deal. the san francisco giants said they offered him almost an identical contract and they knew it would be a tough sell. >> he had a comfort level in southern california. >> he had been playing for the angels in anaheim just down the road with l.a. and

san antonio. thank you so much. >> that prisoner swap with venezuela puts new focus on american, paul whelan, who's been sitting ina russian prison for nearly five years. u.s. state department tells whelan that he was targeted in prison and that he was afraid for his safety. cnn's alex marquardt here with more on this. alex, talk to us a little bit about what he's saying here and when he says he feels targeted? >> whelan spoke with jennifer hansen. he said after he was attacked by prisoner last month because of the prisoner harbored anti american views, he complained and an official in the person was actually admonished for allowing the attack to happen. the official then, according to, whelan went on to instigate other prisoners to attack whelan and to discipline him. those other prisoners, whelan set, demanded protection money. it specifically 1100 dollars. that is the exact same amount whelan says is in his prison account. he alleges that there is no way those prisoners would know that amount were it not for this official. he did not pay. up he did not give them any money. any of his protection money. he says h

san francisco. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. invite the next speaker. come on up. >> my name is paul answer coalition. i lived in san francisco over 40 years currently in district 2. vote on tuesday for dean preston cease fire resolution. gaza palestine can't wait. san francisco board of supervisors, it is undeniable that the people of is san francisco 79 the resolution to pass. november 4, 50 thousand people matched in san francisco. over 2 thousand came today. will you listening to those who you are supposed to represent or stand [indiscernible] people struggle so will israeli apartheid. stand thon right side of history against genocide now. >> thank you paul for your comments. welcome next speaker. >> wake up! hello my name is [indiscernible] san francisco d6 resident and support the cease fire resolution. this is critical for sf residents like me because it impacts our multiculture diverse communities. calling for cease fire is not a political issue it is moral and hew mareitarian issue. can you justify-how can you justify bombing children with white phosphorus? [indiscernible] i

. >>> paul heggen will have a check of your forecast as some light rain continues to make its way across the bay ar >>> the fbi san francisco field office announced today on twitter the indictment of two people they say were trying to hack into computer networks here in the u.s. as well as the uk, ukraine, and other nato allies. they were doing this on behalf of the russian government and they are now offering up to $10 million to anyone who can help lead to an arrest. >>> there were plenty of fireworks of the republican presidential debate in alabama last night but instead of going after donald trump, the four candidates who made the putt -- cut went after each other. >> we know from her history, nikki haley will cave to the big donors when it counts. >> you have a corruption problem. >> i heard earlier, she said that donald trump was good on trade. he wasn't. >> i love all the attention. thank you for that. >> with trump skipping out on the debate again, the four candidates did take their swipes. >> she is the one who is ahead in the polls. yet, i have these three guys who are all seemingly competing with old th

san francisco. we have been seeing on and off showers throughout the day, enough to make the roads slick. let's check in with first alert meteorologist paul heggen. we are not done with the rain yet, but this one came in as you promised yesterday evening. >> right. and it messed with the afternoon and evening commute. the heaviest rain has been pushing out to the east. traffic was a mess. we will zoom in on where the heaviest rain is falling in alameda county. the eastern half of santa clara county. it is moving further down into the foothills to the east of san jose. there are a few showers popping up over far northern sections of the north bay. these are lighter and they are going to be pretty sparse as we head into the rest of the evening. it is taking over the evening and night. we're not on the rain chances yet. let's add up how much as i related over the past eight hours or so since the rain started in the north bay. not much in the santa clara valley. there is nothing in morganville so far. that rain is moving into your neck of the woods. we are going to at that up once we get the update with the latest numbers coming up at 6:30. w

i hope that happens to continue that legacy. >> i am paul, sheriff of san francisco. [ music ] ♪♪ >>s an exhibition across departments highlighting different artworks from our collection. gender is an important part of the dialogue. in many ways, this exhibition is contemporary. all of this artwork is from the 9th century and spans all the way to the 21st century. the exhibition is organized into seven different groupings or themes such as activities, symbolism, transformation and others. it's not by culture or time period, but different affinities between the artwork. activities, for example, looks at the role of gender and how certain activities are placed as feminine or masculine. we have a print by uharo that looks at different activities that derisionly performed by men. it's looking at the theme of music. we have three women playing traditional japanese instruments that would otherwise be played by men at that time. we have pairings so that is looking within the context of gender in relationships. also with how people are questioning the whole idea of pairing in the first place

photographer paul, he was being escorted by a member of the sheriff's department staff working on an unrelated assignment for the los angeles times about upgrades to the jail facilities in sanruno. he recognized momeni and took several photos of the murder suspect with the sheriff's department escort. we reached out to momeni's attorney about the photos on tuesday and got no response, but today they ran after the media and the sheriff's department saying the photos could unfairly influence potential jurors in san francisco. >> but you want a fair and impartial jury. you want a fair and impartial system. and what they did made this not a fair and impartial system. what they did was disgusting. >> reporter: the sheriff's department responded with a statement saying in part, the photographer violated our established media rules, thereby unethically violating the conditions imposed, which were put in place to protect the security and privacy of those incarcerated. the district attorney's office says it will reply to the change of venue motion in writing. while nima momeni's attorneys say the high profile nature of this case could potentially affect their client's ability to get

san francisco. tonight, a relative calm between two storms that is not going to last for long. the next serious round of rain is still ahead. let's get right to first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen with the timing of it all. >> showers ahead. but the next, heavier rain. why tropical storm is the first alert weather day. here is the shower activity. notice around sacramento they have a couple hours worth of thunderstorms around the capital city. we have showers in the north bay. intense sprinkles, more showers to hit the coast of marin county and elevations of the santa cruz mountains that is where you expect the rain to fall. heavier rain will develop later tonight. future cast slows that continuing to approach the coast as we head towards early tomorrow morning, the most intense rainfall will line up with the peak of rush hour. we will not see the heavier rain pushing all that far inland. most of the bay area, measurable rainfall. on top of what we picked up. let's look at the amounts since the showers began on sunday, almost an inch of rain in san jose. the lowest at 9/10th of an inch of rainfall. not bad. over an inch to an inch and a half inland to the east bay. appro

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paul, thank you. >> what happens when a tech worker teams up with an off duty cop, an australian and a couple other good samaritans, they stop crime in sanus he heard a cry for help and it turned into a chase and a take down of the guy who attacked an elderly man with a knife. as he told betty yu he was in the right place in the right time with the right people. >> all began here just outside of marin amidel school after 5:00 p.m. a good samaritan witnessed a struggle between the victim and a would be car theft armed with a knife. >> starting to figure it out. going to tackle the guy? no, i am just going to knock him down. like a crow hop, just like a kick. >> reporter: san francisco native, jesse hunt, who works at zoom, was walking home with a friend in the marina when he jumped into action. >> i hear somebody yelling out, i need help. i am being robbed, i have been stabbed. the guy is trying to take my car. i looked at my friend madison and there is a guy in a scuffle with another guy. >> the victim, 74-year-old man seen in this photo. jesse yelled at the suspect to drop the knife that prompted the attacker to take off on chestnut str

paul, ktvu, fox two news. >> we have new details on a deadly head on crash in san pablo this morning. police say it happened on el portal drive near glenloch street just before 1 a.m. officers found a bmw with a woman and man inside who were both pronounced dead and the driver of the other car, a chevy camaro hospitalized in critical condition in. authorities say the bmw was headed eastbound on el portal drive when it sideswiped the truck and the bmw then veered into the south or the westbound lanes, hitting the camaro head on. police say it's not known if drugs or alcohol played a role here. the names of the victims have not been released. 82 years ago today, the united states was attacked by japan at pearl harbor, launching the us into world war two. several memorial ls are being held remembering the 2400 service members killed in hawaii . only a few veterans who survived the attacks on december 7th, 1941 are still alive. this year, only six survivors are expected to attend those events. one is 103 years old. ike schwab , who talked about the anniversary this morning. >> grateful th

san francisco republican party and a state gop board member. we won one almost think that democrats want trump to be the nominee because every time they throw a lawsuit at him, or they paulntic like this, that is all we're talking about here are antics. none of this has any substance to it. they just make him stronger. >> president biden today weighing in on the colorado supreme court decision, describing donald trump as an insurrectionist. >> courtney that decision. they courtney did an insurrection. no mention about it. none. >> reporter: nbc bay area political analyst and professor larry gersten says a ruling by the united states supreme court could end his entire debate. >> because this country, nobody has been found to have anything at this moment but are making a huge assumption? which, by the way, is very possible that the u.s. supreme court is going to say so. against that backdrop, against that backdrop the question is, what do we do here? please the answer to that question lies with secretary of state weber. efforts to contact her office after hours were unsuccessful. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. clavier back in 60 seconds. ahead, would you trust the dri

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san francisco. tonight, a relative calm between two storms that is not going to last for long. the next serious round of rain is still ahead. let's get right to first alert chief meteorologist pauln. why tropical storm is the first alert weather day. here is the shower activity. notice around sacramento they have a couple hours worth of thunderstorms around the capital city. we have showers in the no

ahead of the rain at san francisco's center hardware and supply with millions expected to face potentially slick conditions on area highways over the holiday, santa rosa fire marshal paul lowenthal says when the storms start to roll in, we're asking people to slow down , take time getting where they need to get and avoiding driving faster than they typically would, especially with the coming rains. >> anything people can do to reduce the chances of an accident would be beneficial to the entire bay area. >> meantime, in the skies, triple a predicting record, air travel through new year's 7.5 million nationwide expected to fly over the holidays with delays and cancellations possible amid the wet weather area, airports are reminding passengers to sign up for flight status alerts from their airline. as for those staying home, joe hagen says now is the time to getrillionid key items to consider picking up sump pumps, tarps or free sandbags from your local public works department. if you live someplace that's historically prone to flooding, you should probably have one. areas like 17th street and folsom street in san francisco mission district, where flood barriers are expec

investigation to my volunteer for paul allen taylor, because if you continue to push the lawsuit will be 1 million to 5 million against it. the ethics commission, city and county of san francisco and anybody individually liable for the lawsuit. and i've explained to you many times publicly when i run for my campaign, i am by myself. i did everything under my name, myself, and i have no pay staff at all, no advice, no manager, no consult, nada, zip. it's all volunteer. and i report every item. according to ethics commission's instruction. i work with your staff, john. he was step by step, instructed me to do how and what. and i report everything to you. so your communism agenda continue to violate my campaign right? instead of going after the elected officials who are paid and bought into the office by the board deep state system, they came out. when we move all my billboards within four days, i hang it out about human trafficking, drug trafficking, homelessness and crime against the people in san francisco. but you don't go after the election interference with the people who are already in city hall. but you rather going after a person like me that i am a christian.