este año cruzó el lago tajo en 11 horas y el canal de santa bárbara en 5, convirtiéndolo en el primeresde la isla de molokai a la isla de oahu. jorge dice estas competencias son terapia para su mente. como tú vives cada etapa, cuando estás nadando y vas con un súper buen ritmo. y por ejemplo, visualizo y digo no, ya estoy llegando y al final está toda mi familia y mis amigos esperándome. luego también llegan momentos de debilidad. qué haces aquí? aguantando frío. y como si fuera un pez. nada en compañía de animales marítimos. como tiburones, focas, hasta ballenas. en el 2025 nadará el canal de la mancha. en europa. lo que anhela es tener a su mamá y a su abuela en la recta final. cuando yo esté nadando y ellos y ellas estén allá al final. desde san francisco, soy yomara lópez telemundo 48. gracias yomara y bienvenida miryam. feliz navidad. feliz navidad. feliz navidad a todos en casa! oye, qué bonita historia y de motivación para finalizar el año y comenzar con el pie derecho. exactamente. de hecho, eso es lo que busca jorge. Él quiere inspirar, inspirar a más colombianos, a más latin

this is north of santa barbara, by the way. there he is.ually home to a thriving population of sea otters. >> we are now in the peak of the second annual pupping season, which runs through january. can someone tell me if captain stubing is axed from 20,000 leagues under the sea ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, from the new film "emilia perez," zoe saldana. plus, she is "crushing it" and her new stand up, fortune feimster. also, we continue "live's gift bargains week" with ideas for everyone on your list. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and

. >> this happened in santa barbara, california.gle has unveiled willow, its latest quantum chip that google describes as mind blowing and crushes classical computers on a cosmic time scale. >> okay, so what are we talking about here? how cosmic? google says willow can complete a computation that would take a regular supercomputer more than 14 billion years, more than the 14 billion years that the known universe has even existed ten septillion years, five orders of magnitude beyond billion. >> but the real question is, if they put it into an iphone, would it still drop the call? if we walk into an elevator? probably. technology is still limited. >> oh, i still don't understand how that even works. next to an update to a story we told you about precisely 19 days ago, and it was involving an ultra rare babe ruth baseball card. >> so this happened in newburyport, massachusetts, two babe ruth moorehouse bakery cards from 1916 were revealed at a yard sale last month, one of them in very good condition. at the time. it was estimated to be

i was 86'd out of every single bar in santa barbara. >> jimmy: is that true? sober, they liked me. then i would go down and they'd go, "no, no, no, no." i'd go to the next bar, "no, no, no, no." there was a bar called o'brien's, irish bar that takes everybody in. i would go in there and get on the bar and drop my pants. >> jimmy: that would be your final stop. >> yeah, and everybody clapped and it was all good. we had a great night. >> jimmy: i have to say, i knew you'd led a colorful life. i did not know it was the 256 box of crayolas. i didn't know there were that many colors -- >> there was a truckload of crayolas. >> jimmy: there are some crazy, crazy stories. i know you've talked about a lot of them, a lot of places. i do want to ask you about trying lsd when you were 13 years old. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> let's just be quiet for a second. >> jimmy: how does that happen? >> i don't know how it happens, man. your parents, you know, where are the patterns? you know? do they give it to me? did they misplace a sugar cube? i don't know. i was wi

no habÍa alerta de tsunami tampoco para el condado de santa bÁrbara ni de ventura, esto es lo que habÍann como una de 5,8, y otra de 4,4. este segundo estuvo muy cerca el epicentro el primer temblor de 7.0. los residentes en esta zona estÁn en alerta esta maÑana, por el resto del dÍa de hoy, porque realmente es un temblor muy fuerte, y aunque no han salido muchas imÁgenes, hemos visto algunas piscinas, por ejemplo, imÁgenes de supermercados, cÓmo todo se estÁ tambaleando de un lado al otro. la oficina del gobernador gavin newsom dice que se estÉ reuniendo con oficiales de manejo de emergencia del estado de california para ver cÓmo van a responder ante este fuerte temblor, el estado de california estÁ acostumbrado a tener este tipo de movimientos sÍsmicos, pero tenemos mucho tiempo varios aÑos que no tenemos uno de esta intensidad. es la informaciÓn que tenemos al momento desde los angeles, california, regreso contigo al estudio. borja: importante informaciÓn la que nos ofreces, afortunadamente la alerta de tsunami que habÍa encendido. 5 millones de personas las que estaban en alerta y ha

advisory for ventura county beaches, where waves could swell up to 18 feet while la in southern santa barbara county beaches will see waves between 8 to 12 feet along the central coast. we're talking about waves as high as 25 feet. there. dangerous rip currents and strong surf are creating these hazardous conditions and minor coastal flooding is possible during high tides because of this. officials are urging everyone to stay out of the water or stay near occupied lifeguard towers. we've been speaking the beachgoers here in manhattan beach, most whom are taking this advisory seriously. but some surfers tell us they're taking their chances. it was huge like you see right now. but you understand the sheer power behind these waves. it was like. >> you get out there. take one to 3 on the head. it's like it's just the moralizing. but you just got to get out there. officials are also warning beachgoers to avoid rock jetties and seawalls and secure flood-prone properties. the peak of these hazardous conditions is expected monday night into tuesday. so extra caution. >> it's critical during those tim

finally, by the time we get santa barbara starr talking some warm weather in the 70's.o in los angeles to but overall, the pattern looks favorable. now we're going to see the jet stream moving further to the north tomorrow. we start out mostly dry. we are going watch out for some of that ground fog. i think that'll become more prevalent the next couple days. the atmosphere starts kind of settle down specially tomorrow night in the early morning as we get in toward the middle of the week. we're talking about fog to fog developing in the central valley, probably in the bay area to something to watch out for and keep things dry through wednesday and thursday. but then after that, well, things are going to start to change again as we get toward the weekend. so we're getting a much needed really break from all that rain by saturday. looks like another significant storm rolls in the bay area. and then that kind of opens up the door to the holiday weekend. we've got and i've got christmas. we've got new year's coming up. people traveling and we're going to see a series of stor

very warm. 74 in san diego. 73 downtown los angeles to about 68 degrees in santa barbara. you want to stick up for the high country? certainly a nice weekend to do it to no worry of snow up there. roadways should be nice and clear temperatures generally in the 50's the plan stick around, bring some warmer weather gear as it's going to cold, especially as we head in toward monday. those temperatures for highs only in the 30's. now something to watch out for. if you're traveling towards southern california. is that dense to leave fog along? i-5 watch for some dense fog forming overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. if you've ever driven and that boy, it makes a long ride and dangerous right out there, too. high pressure in control. now you can see the circulation around that ridge. you see right here. we've got that frontal system off to the north. finally going to start to break down the ridge just a little bit to flatten out. maybe some showers for northern parts of california, the bay area stay high and dry, just some passing clouds. now as we get toward the middl

a detection system spotted the drone flying over the vandenberg space force base in santa barbara county on november 30th. ao hid the drone in his jacket when security contacted him, but after getting a warrant, federal officials searched that drone and found photos of the base. zhao was arrested at sfo on monday before he boarded a flight to china. if convicted, he could face four years in federal prison. a special story in san francisco. a bay area photojournalist has now has a street named after him in downtown. it's for taking a famous photo from world war two. take a look. joe rosenthal took this famous photo called raising the flag of iwo jima during the final stages of world war two. after the w war ended, he returd to san francisco to work for the chronicle. he dedicated 35 years of his life covering the day to day happenings in the city. to honor him, san francisco supervisors unveiled joe rosenthal way at the intersection of sutter and mason. but what he is not known for is turning the ordinary into the extraordinary, into the extraordinary, really. and this has been long overd

it found uc schools in santa cruz, davis, los angeles, santa barbara and san diego did not respond effectivelyd to report future complaints to the department's office of civil rights. a middle school in the east bay, closed due to dry rot, may not be able to reopen for another three years. longfellow middle school in berkeley shut down before the school year because it was just in terrible shape. a new timeline from the berkeley unified school district lays out plans for water damage repair, seismic upgrades, and modernizing the school generally. the whole project is estimated to cost up to $68 million, pending board approval. the 450 students of longfellow middle school are going to class at another school about a mile and a half away, while the work is done. a strike at starbucks is growing right before christmas. by tomorrow, workers at hundreds of locations across the country are expected to be on the picket line. some stores have had to close down entirely, as workers in nearly ten states walk off the job. the union is asking for higher wages for baristas. >> none of us wanted to strike,

some of those waves out toward the parts of santa barbara. some of those waves as much as 26 feet high. so 70 good time to stay away from the water's edge. >> that we want to be careful out there. thanks, lawrence. in the east bay tonight, police are investigating a shootout in pleasant hill that her child just before noon. they say people in 2 vehicles were shooting at each other at contra costa boulevard and vivian drive. they say a 7 year-old child was inside one of the involved vehicles and sustained some minor injuries. officers say the driver of one of the cars was later found in a white ford explorer. what the multiple bullet holes and suffering from a gun wound to the hand, investigators tell us this all began as a custody dispute between the parents of the child. both parents were arrested and booked into jail. traffic is flowing freely tonight at the call to caught tunnel tonight. this follows a frightening sight there this morning citizen app video capturing a mini van on fire completely shutting down the eastbound direction. there

santa barbara 64, los angeles sunny 66, palm springs 79. and if you're headed to the airport, you got to do the traveling. we know it can always bring you a lot of headaches, but just know that the pacific northwest down here to northern california will be the most active weather with that rainfall. otherwise, from the rockies back to the east coast, we're looking at a lot of sunshine, but it is going to get colder. so make sure to take that heavier jacket. we got 37 in kansas city, 24, chicago, atlanta 49. even for dallas a chilly 56 and 30. boston, new york and washington. we're back with full looks at additional rain chances christmas week. i'll see you back here in about 15 minutes. looking forward to it, jeff. you can follow the weather this weekend. and as we head into the holiday week by downloading our nbc bay area app, it is super easy to get. just scan the qr code on the screen to get the free app with the hours ticking away. can lawmakers come to an agreement on funding the government, or will there be a grinch stealing holiday j

downtown los angeles about 69 in santa barbara in the high country. haven't seen snow for a while, but they're enjoying still plenty of that white powder on the slopes are making snow on the mountains. here's more of the ski resorts opening all the time. temperatures by day generally in the 50's overnight, though you're going to drop it off into the 30's. but it's gonna get a lot colder as we head through the next few days in the high country. if you're headed that direction, mostly sunny skies for tomorrow. few clouds begin to drift by on sunday. look at the temperatures we head into our monday highs only in the 30's by monday afternoon. so janitor crump for ski report. heavenly, you've got machine group about with snow up there right now. 17 inches at the summit. 34 trails are now open their opening more and more trails all the time. palisades 30 inches on the ground. 103 trails now open and 21 lift so they're really getting things open there about our boyle. you're looking at the 30 inches on the ground for left trails. many more ski resorts openin

los angeles 72, santa barbara 67 and a nice toasty 79 there in palm springs. like to be there. all right. our forecast here tomorrow you're traveling. we'll look for some snow in chicago, detroit, boston and new york city that could slow you down at the airports. on my 7-day forecast, you'll see it daytime highs in the 50s and 60s. next several days, we should get into some warmer mornings next sunday, monday and tuesday. that'll be really nice. we've been so cold lately and just in time for santa there on wednesday night. and today was gorgeous. yeah, it was really nice. thank you jeff. and no problems wednesday. the weather looks good. very important. santa forecast. yeah i mean yeah we need to get he's got a direct line to santa. the kids want their presents, so we got you covered. thanks, jeff. up next. if they build it, will the fans come check out this ambitious pitch for a new soccer stadium in oakland, right on the waterfront. this isn't the coliseum site. obviously.e have w 4200 students across eight separate ceremonies, receiving their degrees today and tomorrow. this

north of santa barbara, the tiny town of solvang comes in with more than a million visitors each yeard that's with a population of just about 6000. kari here with a last look at your weather. yeah, it's raining now. we're going to see this linger for a few more hours. if you have the nbc bay area app, you'll actually be able to get alerts and it lets you know when the rain is coming and when it will be moving out. so that's a really useful tool. outstanding. all right. well thanks so much for joining us. we're streaming ♪ honeybaked, how it glistens. ♪ ♪ mac and cheese, so delicious. ♪ ♪ sweet potato souffle. ♪ ♪ ham and turkey, hooray. ♪ ♪ feasting on some honeybaked all day. ♪ every bite is a celebration with the honey baked ham company. clinically proven to provide significant pain relief in only four weeks. i'm back to being the best version of myself. get back in the picture. the good feet store. book your free fitting at good feet comm. car accident. berg wins. you've been hurt in a car wreck. you need a law firm that can give you the help you need right now. berg wins. one that

a detection system spotted a drone flying over vandenberg space force base in santa barbara county on november 30th. zhao hid that drone in his jacket when contacted by security. but then, after security got a warrant, federal officials searched the drone and found photos of the base. zhao was arrested monday at sfo right before he boarded a flight to china. he does remain in custody, and if convicted, zhao could face four years in federal prison. well, time unveiled its 2024 person of the year, and the title goes to president elect donald trump, who will assume office in 39 days. in conjunction with this announcement, the president elect will ring the opening bell or ring the opening bell this morning at the new york stock exchange. he arrived in new york last night. other names on the time's short list included vice president kamala harris, who trump defeated in the 2024 election. ex-ceo elon musk. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and kate middleton, the princess of wales. and this is the moment when the president elect rang the bell at the new york stock exchange. he was s

spotted that drone flying over the vandenberg space force base in santa barbara county on november 30th. jaedyn shaw hid the drone in his jacket when security contacted him, but after getting a warrant, federal officials searched the drone and found photos of the base. gia was arrested at sfo on monday before he boarded a flight to china. if convicted, he could face four years in federal prison. now to what many are calling a must win game for the 49ers lose, and your season is pretty much over. win, and you're keeping your slim playoff hopes alive. so let's bring in our anthony flores live from levi's stadium. anthony, i'm wondering what it feels like out there. is there a lot of tension? oh, there's a lot of energy and excitement and a lot of nervous energy because this really is a must win. let me give you a little flavor of what is going on. fans have not lost hope. it's crowded. i'm going to pretend like i'm christian mccaffrey here and get through it. they're not finished. so they've got confidence fans over there just kicking back and enjoying the night. they're excited right her

fresno 45, santa barbara 48, los angeles 47. palm springs right here at 55 on that 7-day forecast.ll see that next chance of rain return on friday. doesn't look like a big storm. trace amounts to about a quarter inch, and we should dry it out as we head through this upcoming weekend and very similar temperatures here through the inland valleys, i don't see it getting much colder in the mornings. as we roll through this week, we should get back into some 40s as we head into later on this week, we'll talk more about the freeze warning and frost advisories coming up at 6:00 tonight. i can't believe it. 2025 i know it's another year in the record books, right? wow. i know it's going too fast for me. really? way too fast. all right. thank you jeff. all right. top target of the giants. oops. no longer available. who else is on buster posey's radar after missing out on a big name free agent, our giants still have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis... ...or crohn's disease symptoms after taking... ...a medication like humira or remicade? put them in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill.

it found uc schools in santa cruz, davis, los angeles, santa barbara and san diego did not respond effectively. the schools have agreed to report future complaints to the department's office of civil rights. a middle school in the east bay, closed due to dry rot, may not be able to reopen for another three years. longfellow middle school in berkeley shut down before the school year because it was just in terrible shape. a new timeline from the berkeley unified school district lays out plans for water damage repair, seismic upgrades, and modernizing the school generally. the whole project is estimated to cost up to $68 million, pending board approval. the 450 students of longfellow middle school are going to class at another school about a mile and a half away, while the work is done. a strike at starbucks is growing right before christmas. by tomorrow, workers at hundreds of locations across the country are expected to be on the picket line. some stores have had to close down entirely, as workers in nearly ten states walk off the job. the union is asking for higher wages for baristas. >> none

south of santa barbara. they are hurting because they have the same conditions we have essentially. no fuel moisture. that fuel moisture is just how much water gets caught up in the trees and the branches. you know, it makes things. if you ever burned wet wood, right, that's higher fuel moisture when it's when it's we, when it's real dry, it burns quickly. that's the same thing with the fuels. and in southern california the fuels are still very dry. northern california, certainly from morgan hill nort, the fuels are pretty moist. so that's very helpful for us. the five day forecast looks like this. and yeah. claudine. yes. where the rain is that december i think i saw something around december 13th. >> all right. yeah we'll wait for it. i just put up my christmas lights today too, so i appreciate the dry weather. all right. thanks, bill. well, new tonight, san francisco will see a number of new city supervisors in the coming year. among them political newcomer danny sartor for district three, which includes north beach and chinatown. ktvu is amber lee sat down with sartor tonight as

el capitan state beach, outside of santa barbara will be closed to overnight campers for a full year.rnia state parks can complete a $5.5 million construction project. the beach right off highway 101 will be getting upgrades to its entrance road, bridge and entrance kiosk. the campgrounds are technically still open until construction begins, but online reservations are currently closed. many people are trying their hands at making sweet treats this holiday season. coming up, we'll hear from experts on how to make the best ♪today my friend you did it, you did it♪ pursue a better you with centrum. ♪ it's a small win toward taking charge of your health. ♪ so, this year, you can say... ♪you did it!♪ ♪ you know i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪ so, this year, you can say... ♪ just one more night ♪ ♪ and i'm coming off this long and winding road ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event. the holiday season is often a time for home co

. >> somebody is were f three-year santa barbara, and a say that the district of columbia lico operate a rbershop cement will i think the statutory silence on the matter as far as can see would be no reason to believe higher standard prove necessary to issue and is just such a unique statute in the sense of the statement of purpose is remedial nature. >> well effective whether it's particular ando decide whether it's criticall important. to determine whether sng is particularly important. >> yes, i think that is right and i think that t court can adhere to thetandards that has developed in previous cases and determine it that you know is important where it ilites not just individual monetary damages. >> and i think the scene point but clean water act printed big statement there necessary to visualize and every thing else andth so if you want sue someboy in thaht, they could higher standard o proof to prove that ey are not polluting the environment or endangering the nes through their mission. >> and again i would say that coress had not spoken as to the evidentiary standard prove, th c

santa barbara area pretty close to that area as well. and so >> these large waves will continue to roll in. and you can see a lot of that's will continue along the coastline and just off the coast. and so we're looking for large waves again, not just here, but even off the coast of southern california. so waves moving large in that direction all by these storms that really just a rolled in across the pacific and has a strong winds from these deep low blow across that open water. they generate that larger swell. and boy, that rain coming back on shore. of course, yesterday we had a break on christmas day. now that rain will come back in again. you can see some heavier bands begin to move in across the bay area. some that sliding into parts of the east bay heavier ban now just making its way in the north bay in mill valley. we're watching that really closely. of course, the north bay has really been the center of attention for all the storms so far this season, they're running about 250% of normal rainfall. now because of that just doesn't

the breakthrough google announced last week, our colleague to announce that at the santa barbara campusgoogle is a wonderful example of the milestones being achieved in the quantum hardware space. we do not build quantum hardware and we use quantum hardware. today quantum computers are very early but last week with the willow chip come as you scale the number of cubits you can decrease the number of errors. that was a critical milestone in terms of how we can advance quantum computing. the future we see is one that has gpu and keep eu -- and qpu working together in the hybrid cloud. that is the future and we will see significant progress over the next five years in the quantum hardware itself. caroline: all of that means your applications become more broad. how quickly are you going to be making money from this for your investors? jack: the good news is we are generating revenue today and creating value for our customers. be it in biofarma or the chemicals and materials based, we know the importance of batteries, not just for electric vehicles. the bigger market for batteries are statio

living in los angeles is under arrest for using the drum to take in inches of space for space in santa barbarate senior fellow at the author planned read china's project to destroy america, gordon chang back with us thank you so much for being here, what is your reaction to the drones you think the chinese drones surveilling america. >> these drones in this activity is too large to well organized to be the work of lobbyist that leaves foreign powers and it could be iran in connection with china but clearly somebody is trying to absorb our attention, the thing that really worries me after trying to draw our intention to the drones the question is what are they doing elsewhere country we could very well get hit by the way i don't think the chinese national should be put to the civilian justice system it was a military violation the person to be in a military brig because clearly the civilian system cannot process these people properly and quickly enough we need to take them off the streets. maria: this has been weeks. at this point it's really not right that the pentagon has not given us more in

avoidant software to take aerial photographs at vandenberg space force space. 300 miles south of santa barbaraon novembe. according to federal criminal complaint on that same day november 30th, defensive payload for national reconnaissance office had been launched to orbit by space contractor. that contractor spacex launch several spy satellites from vandenberg all without incident. at this point, joe faces charges of misusing drone and violating national defense based. but the real defense, what he may have been up to. according to federal affidavit, he flew the drone near a park about an hour a mile above the ground. another person with him, he claimed they were camping nearby and happened to come across the base right before the launch, which by the way, took place in the middle of the night. the pasted detection system spotted him and security officers, he tried to hide the drone under his jacket. he had download software to fly the drone higher and bypass no-fly's own restrictions. he knew taking photos at the base "probably not a good idea, in fact, illegal." no motive revealed or espion

this is really statewide high surf warning over by santa barbara as well.me unsettled weather from now. but you know what? christmas and hanukkah looks mostly dry. all have details on that forecast coming catherine, thank you, gayle. 2 people were found dead inside an oakland apartment friday night. police say it happened after. >> some kind of altercation with several other people. police say they got calls last night about 11, 15 about a shooting at an apartment on the 300 block of fairmont avenue inside. they found 2 people who had been shot to death. they are investigating this as a double homicide. san jose police say a suspected drunk driver hit 2 of their parked patrol cars last night. they're sharing of photos of the scene. the officers involved suffered only minor injuries. striking a high of workers in san francisco have unanimously approved a new agreement with the hotel chain tonight, the hyatt workers voted on the deal today. the announced the results just before 7 tonight. it's the same deal reached with marriott hotels thursday. it includes w

for the shark lab team to spot new research subjects with news nation on board near the coast of santa barbarasearchers find and tag an 11 foot great white in a matter of minutes. >> why the tagging and how does that help? >> well, one of questions is where all the church coming from. why did they come to these beaches? what are they doing at those beaches? and what the lakers want to know is when are they going to leave? so the way we can answer that is through tag. >> a conservation efforts have worked in replenishing the shark population. and now its birthing season. just as warmer weather has more people venturing into the oceans. those are major factors which have increased the chances of accidental encounters. experts say there's still much more to learn about shark behavior, but what's already known as they are not after us. humans clearly are not on the shark's menu. because if we were, then all these populated beaches would be a costco for sharks. white sharks are around people all the time in southern california. >> and they're not bothering anybody. so what that means is we're learn

. >> starting next month, el capitan state beach outside of santa barbara will be closed to overnight a full year so california state parks can complete a $5.5 million construction project. the beach right off 101, will be getting upgrades to its entrance road kiosk and bridge. the campgrounds are still open until construction begins, but online reservations are currently closed. >> outside our doors this morning, it's a soggy start. even a little bit of flooding reported on our roadways and our highways. that morning commute could be a bit sluggish and a bit hazardous, so take it easy out there this morning, giving you a live look over oakland, where we do have the mostly cloudy skies and a little rain continuing to fall. brunt of the system already moving out. take a look at what is happening here on the radar. you can see just scattered showers along the coastline and parts of the peninsula over towards the san francisco sfo, in and out of scattered showers over the east bay, but the widespread rain now moving into the sacramento san joaquin valley and into the sierra, where it is

south lake tahoe 40 arcata to 40, in santa barbara. our system is on the way.ill be late tonight. so i would pray for fog, sun haze and then increasing clouds coming in tonight. rain does not arrive, though, until late tonight. tomorrow morning. >> thank you. steve. the 40 niners were back on the practice field getting ready for a divisional matchup against the l.a. rams tomorrow. the team is hoping to keep the momentum from sunday, when they beat the chicago bears by 25 points at levi's stadium. they are treating each of the four remaining games like a playoff game. team leaders say at this point in the season, it is win or go home. >> last week felt like the playoffs already. so, you know, since that buffalo game every week is a playoff game. so it feels like it this week and hopefully we can take care of business. so next week feels the same. >> just being in the moment man and not looking too far ahead. and so with that comes, you know, playing together as a team and playing desperate because we don't have room to lose or anything like that. so that's just

filed a criminal complaint accusing him of flying a drone over vandenberg space force base in santa barbaravandenberg security system detected the drone, and when guards went to check, they found the suspect at a nearby park with the drone concealed in his jacket. the pentagon is denying allegations that iran is behind a series of mysterious drone flights over american airspace. people throughout the country, especially in parts of new jersey and new york, are reporting drone sightings. there has been a lot of activity around donald trump's golf resort in bedminster, new jersey. one new jersey republican congressman is making an explosive claim. >> i'll tell you the real deal. iran launched a mother ship probably about a month ago that contains these drones. they've launched drones. it's everything that we can see or hear. and again, these are from high sources. i don't say this lightly. >> lawmakers are calling for congressional hearings and investigations. >> our time is now 608. the department of justice wants a judge to reject the emergency request by the parent company of tiktok to del

and we talked to some students from the east bay who were driving back down to uc santa barbara, wheree going to school, try and not travel on the day of the holiday. holiday, of course. and then obviously, like, leave earlier in the morning or later at night, going at noon, which we did today. it was not the best idea. we're definitely going to be stuck in traffic today. okay, so what are drivers paying for a gallon of regular today? well, take a look. the national average 305 right now. no surprise. right. right. very very good. because here in california. 442 a gallon. unfortunately. and in the bay area. 461 in san francisco. 445 in oakland and san jose. look at it for 39. look around though. you can get under four. i guarantee you coming up, the price of chocolate on the rise. what's behind the spike and how it could impact your holiday celebrations? right now we're seeing clear skies. 57 grees in san francisco. no rain in the forecast, but air quality issues and the threat of some patchy, dense fog ahead as we (♪♪) guests? ikea? ikea! shop a more convenient ikea with click & colle

advisory for ventura county beaches, where waves could swell up to 18 feet while la in southern santa barbara county beaches will see waves between 8 to 12 feet along the central coast. we're talking about waves as high as 25 feet. there. dangerous rip currents and strong surf are creating these hazardous conditions and minor coastal flooding is possible during high tides because of this. officials are urging everyone to stay out of the water or stay near occupied lifeguard towers. we've been speaking the beachgoers here in manhattan beach, most whom are taking this advisory seriously. but some surfers tell us they're taking their chances. it was huge like you see right now. but you understand the sheer power behind these ways. it was like. >> you get out there. take one to 3 on the head. it's like it's just the moralizing. but you just got to get out there. officials are also warning beachgoers to avoid rock jetties and seawalls and secure flood-prone properties. the peak of these hazardous conditions is expected monday night into tuesday. so extra caution. >> it's critical during those time

i'm a chumash person from santa barbara, and i work for the santa ynez chumash environmental office diegodero is tasked with growing and caring for local plants, keeping them intact and thriving for future generations. >> he says many native plant populations have declined over time due to urban development and the effects of climate change. the nursery contains about 3500 plants, many of which possess deep cultural meaning to the chumash plants, like the juncus used for basket weaving and dogbane for rope and string. >> most people are familiar with seeds, right? that is one way that plants reproduce and make more plants. that's a good one. there's another way, though, where you see each one of these little leaves. this can make an entirely new plant. maybe dig it out a little bit with your finger first, so you make like a little divot, and then you put it in there and then scoop some over it. we were always raised to say that these things haven't been lost. they're not dead. they're asleep. and our job as chumash people is to wake these things up again. all right. who does not have a jo

and that it will lead to critical improvements in both agricultural and residential spaces in santa barbara i'm news channel reporter mina wahab. >> next at six, milpitas police conduct a welfare check at an apartment. inside, they find four bodies, including two adults and two children. tonight, investigators are trying to figure out what happened. plus, nikki fortunato bass sworn in as oakland's interim mayor just as the city faces a growing budget problem. but first, the tents disappeared in front of san francisco city hall a time ago. but now they're back. and this time around, it is homeless advocates who are inside them, trying to drive home a point. [music] >> this is ktvu, fox two news at six. >> i'm really trying to change the narrative on that. homeless people are lazy or drug addicts or and all this stuff. no, it's that the cost of living in california is so expensive that anybody could be in this situation. >> homeless advocates speaking out on the increasing sweeps of homeless encampments tonight. the tents around the christmas tree in civic center plaza. good evening everyone.

for the shark lab team to spot new research subjects with news nation on board near the coast of santa barbaraind and tag an 11 foot great white in a matter of minutes. >> while the tagging and how does that help? >> well, one of questions is where all the church coming from. why did they come to these beaches? what are they doing at those beaches? and what the lakers want to know is when are they going to leave? so the way we can answer that is through tag. >> a conservation efforts have worked in replenishing the shark population. and now its birthing season just as warmer weather has more people venturing into the oceans. those are major factors which have increased the chances of accidental encounters. experts say there's still much more to learn about shark behavior, but what's already known is they are not after us. humans clearly are not on the shark's menu. because if we were, then all these populated beaches would be a costco for sharks. white sharks are around people all the time in southern california. >> and they're not bothering anybody. so what that means is we're learning to sha

we talked to some students from the east bay who were driving back to uc santa barbara, where they gohich we did today. it was not the best idea. we're definitely going to bebe stuck i traffic today. and here's a look at what drivers are paying for a gallon of regular today. the national average. 305 right now, but no surprise of course. more in california. here. 442 a gallon and in the bay area. 461 in san francisco. 445 in oakland right there. and in san jose. 439. all right. if you're flying this holiday season, we've got a whole nother holiday season coming up. one thing you can expect longer lines, fuller flights. surveys show travel is up this holiday season, so you really should get to the airport early. and tonight. there's another reason to prepare to be punctual. a possible airline penalty. here's consumer investigator chris chmura. good evening. tonight we have the tale of two novato travelers. their journey to europe took us on a trip into the airline's fine print. and there's a lesson for you. for all your future flights. about a two week trip. arthur rouda and his wife,

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filed a criminal complaint accusing him of flying a drone over vandenberg space force base in santa barbarand taking photos of the layout. vandenberg's security system detected the drone, and when guards went to check, they found the suspect at a nearby park with a drone concealed in his jacket. the pentagon is denying allegations that iran is behind a series of mysterious drone flights over american airspace. people throughout the country, especially in parts of new jersey and new york, are reporting drone sightings, kind of similar to what you're seeing here in this video. there have been a lot of activity around donald trump's golf course in bedminster, new jersey. one new jersey republican congressman is making an explosive claim about this. >> we'll tell you the real deal. iran launched a mother ship probably about a month ago that contains these drones. they've launched drones is everything that we can see or hear. and again, these are from high sources. i don't say this lightly. >> lawmakers are calling for congressional hearings into what is being showing up in the skies. now to thi

they're having fun up in tahoe right now with the snow. t south of here down in southern california, santa barbaraall right. thanks, bill. well, livermore got into the holiday spirit today with the lighting of deacon dave's annual christmas display. this is deacon dave's 41st display of lights. every year, the display is built several months in advance at deacon dave's home by himself and a team of volunteers. and this year's theme is the world celebrates christmas. deacon dave says every year they use more lights than the last. the final count this year, 902,120 lights. >> i think the highlight is looking at the people that are coming through. you'll get a lot of adults who are going to say, oh, well, we bring the kids, you know, it's for the kids, but you can see the twinkle in their ey. >> on thursday, deacon dave's display will be put to the test in a reality christmas competition. the great christmas light fight. >> that is an impressive holiday display, no doubt about it. the list of awards keeps pouring in for one restaurant in san francisco. for kings in chinatown has been named esquire's

mccauley and his team of researchers at uc berkeley and uc santa barbara created an online interactive tool using data and artificial intelligence to predict how certain policies can help shrink the world's growing pile of plastic. they've met with roughly 30 nations to explain how a few global changes could reduce plastic waste by more than 90% over the next 25 years. reforms like capping the amount of plastic produced and requiring new plastic products be made with more recycled materials. it's not too late, but we have to do it now. it won't be easy. one thing more resilient than plastic is our reliance on it. despite a messy history, deep wounds and a sea of trouble, the plastics industry association tells us it supports the creation of a global treaty, but says capping plastic production would harm u.s. manufacturers and the group questions whether it would even be sustainable. meanwhile, member nations of the u.n. are gathering in south korea right now. over the next week, after more than two years of negotiations, they are finally expected to release that long awaited plan to en

this is from santa barbara county. that's a couple of hours north of here.ters that are now in the area trying to battle this blaze and i just want to show you a pan of the scene here in malibu. this was all orange and a lot of spot fires were popping up overnight. when we got here after 2:00 this morning and now it is just a smoking haze. nearby is pepperdine university where you've got hundreds of students still sheltering in place. that was an order as hundreds of others evacuated because they have some fire protected areas on that campus so they felt the best thing for the students there was to keep them all in one place. we saw several videos of students who were hunkering down. many wearing masks and you could see this orange glow through the windows of the library there. right now, this fire has grown to some 2200 acres and zero percent containment. the red flag warning is going to continue throughout the day. we could see wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour so that could send embers and flames anywhere. that's why they're reminding people to be very d

massage robots at locations across the country, including the latest at a fancy ritz carlton in santa barbaraor more information, you can go to my website rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >> 10 46 closely some particular spots that have been problematic with the fog so far this morning, this dense tooley fog. it's not that coastal gray. >> that you get during the summertime. this can really pack a punch with visibility. that was the case. absolutely. in the santa clara valley this morning, which is clearing up a little bit more now. you can see still very gray down there, though, as epo has been persistently fogged in this morning, fog a little bit different than yesterday, less widespread, but where you have the patches of it is really, really thick. we still have that hour. 22 minute delay on average out of ak in sjc definite improvements in these areas. but all have been impacted in some regard due to this dense to the fog. so far this morning. that's the trend of weather this week. foggy mornings, but dry conditions. if you look closely at the central valley in o

getting back to santa barbara john i hope he got home all right.e two hours early. you've heard this before. for domestic flights and three hours early for international flights. all right, let's bring in meteorologist vianey arana. we got a chilly night on the way and something going on over at the coast. yeah. we do. you know, the extended, the high surf advisories that are going to include not just your monday, but also into your new year's eve. so if you're visiting us from out of town or your local, the coast will remain rather active. and terry is right. it's going to get really chilly. it already is. we've got the 50s right now, and you're going to feel more of the chilly temps in the morning. why? because we're going to see less cloud cover. and let's take a look at where the storm is now. so if you notice we've got our radar. we do have some activity over the sierra. and that will continue with the gusty winds. if i zoom this in a bit closer. much clearer. tonight we had a couple of showers pushed through, but aside from that, things will

north of santa barbara, the tiny town of solvang comes in more with more than a million visitors each year, and that's with a population of just about 6000. what? wow. that's a lot of people visiting. while elbow room may be squzed for the locals, businesses stand to benefit. so we really do see an impact, even at the micro level of small destinations. seeing huge increases in tourism, people bringing their dollars to spend locally at this time of the year because of those holiday attractions. some european destinations, meantime, are starting to experience overtourism. that includes what's billed as santa's home hometown in the capital of finland's lapland. people there are now asking leaders to institute crowd control measures. oh wow. i mean, solvang is just beautiful in the winter. and of course it's super cold. but like i, it's got to be on your bucket list. it is so fun. yes. and they have very many christmas stores that are open year round, year round. they know what they're doing. yeah, i have a memory. all i remember is good cookies there i don't know. yes that's right. got t

massage robots at locations across the country, including the latest at a fancy ritz carlton in santa barbaraan go to my website rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's rich on tech. all right. still ahead, the kron morning news. >> a close look at the new rules aimed at protecting travelers that have disabilities will be >> 9.55 right now and he's locally known as colorado captain charitable cosplay. matt gojek was headed to children's hospital. spread cheer when his motorcycle broke down. so he's on the shoulder of the highway. and that's when another hero arrived. leaving the motorcycle there, a deputy provided the charity of his own end. plateauing into a safe place. and then captain america. thank the deputy profusely and then they were able to continue on their mission to the a bullet. coordinated this effort lighting. they did plan to worked out that way. all right. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. we have breaking news. >> the dense fog has grounded flights at 3 bay area. airports diverting incoming flights to other airports. all my gosh, don't it is. we'll have the ve

for the shark lab team to spot new research subjects with news nation on board near the coast of santa barbaraesearchers find and tag an 11 foot great white in a matter of minutes. >> while the tagging and how does that help? >> well, one of questions is where all the church coming from. why did they come to these beaches? what are they doing at those beaches? and what the lakers want to know is when are they going to leave? so the way we can answer that is through tag. >> a conservation efforts have worked in replenishing the shark population. and now its birthing season. just as warmer weather has more people venturing into the oceans. those are major factors which have increased the chances of accidental encounters. experts say there's still much more to learn about shark behavior, but what's already known as they are not after us. humans clearly are not on the shark's menu. because if we were, then all these populated beaches would be a costco for sharks. white sharks are around people all the time in southern california. >> and they're not bothering anybody. so what that means is we're le

and i moved to santa barbara, california back in 2019 as well. and yeah, i just got here on a vacation and i was like, okay, this year i had to make it, got to do it. >> you got to do it. >> exactly. yeah. >> it's a bucket list item. now, julia and everyone has been talking about how it's nice right now, but it is going to rain. and you guys, you and your boyfriend, you guys are prepared. >> yes, yes. we brought ponchos. we brought coats. we brought gloves. everything. >> so you don't mind standing here crammed in, waiting for hours on end, not able to go to the bathroom, not able to use an umbrella. but you will be ready. and you don't care what the weather is. >> exactly. i'm used to do it for coachella. edc, vegas, and other music festivals because we both like to be from all the concerts. so we are used to be by the real full days. so this feels like nothing. >> this is nothing. >> all right. well, you are in for such a treat. >> thank you so much for talking to us. and julia, i got to say quickly, this is the best part about being able to be

advisory for ventura county beaches, where waves could swell up to 18 feet while la in southern santa barbarabeaches will see waves between 8 to 12 feet along the central coast. we're talking about waves as high as 25 feet. there. dangerous rip currents and strong surf are creating these hazardous conditions and minor coastal flooding is possible during high tides because of this. officials are urging everyone to stay out of the water or same. you're occupied lifeguard towers. we've been speaking the beachgoers here in manhattan beach, most whom are taking this advisory seriously. but some surfers tell us they're taking their chances. it was huge like you see right now. but you understand the sheer power behind these ways. it was like. >> you get out there. take one to 3 on the head. it's like it's just the moralizing. but you just got to get out there. officials are also warning beachgoers to avoid rock jetties and sea walls and secure flood-prone properties. the peak of these hazardous conditions is expected monday night into tuesday. so extra caution. >> it's critical during those times an