sutter. sutter street. i'm here. here. you're at sutter, and you got. sutter and kearney. yeah.utter and kearney. okay. let me get them started. hold on. did the vehicle stop? yeah, it was the van, and they were on the sidewalk. and they were. they hit me and my friend with the they ran over mike pence. okay. all right. is your is your. listen to me. take a deep breath. is your friend. is he awake? yes. okay. what? what hurts on you? what did they hit on your body? my. my foot and my side. and they. they they flew. your friend did okay. it's okay. but he's conscious and breathing. yes, he is okay. it's a female. so your friend flew in the air? yes. okay. but is she bleeding from anywhere? any obvious injuries? no. i don't know right now. okay. and you were hitting your side. it's like. i don't know. okay, listen, can you describe the truck or the van? it was a black. it was a black van. like a like a minivan or a cargo van. i don't. like a normal van, i don't know. like like an suv, like an suv, black suv, possibly. and we ran over. they ran over her, and then they ran over her

to major league standards. >> walking into sutter health today.k itself exceeded expectations. >> after touring sutter health park today, the team was impressed. but there's still more to do from adding light posts, more led lighting and even widening the batter's eye. but so far, the team feels optimistic. >> the ballpark seemed great. you know, i think the facilities now that they're renovating are going to be way better from where it was. this is triple-a. >> feels like i'm not expecting like no big league field or anything like that, but like for a minor league field facility that is really good. >> impressed by their new ballpark, but also the warm welcome from the city. >> we can tell people are excited and really looking forward to having us here. and that makes that transition even easier and makes us excited to get out there and play. >> just been very excited for us to be here. i think they're proud that, you know, the a's are here in town, and i think it's a good city and we're going to have a lot of fans come out to the games, and it's

. >> hello, this is stacey sutter, self-professed do gooder stacey sutter retired as an emt and now works the phones, calling to thank donors. personally, i get the feel goods when i have been here and i know that i have spent time that will bring value and nutrition to people in my community who i will never even see. >> officials hope the good feelings are contagious, and that others will heed the call to either volunteer or donate so that food continues flowing freely in the new year. >> we need the community to help us meet that challenge. >> as the deadline approaches, officials here say there are about $500,000 short of their goal, which equates to about a million and a half meals. you can go on their website to either make a donation or sign up for volunteer shifts. in concord, jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, fremont police are looking for a missing 14 year old boy. officers say they're looking for 14 year old khan samimi. he is described as 190 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. officers say he was last seen at his home on quantum drive on christmas eve, and has not b

. >> hello, this is stacey sutter, self-professed do gooder stacey sutter retired as an emt and now works calling to thank donors personally. i get the feel goods when i have been here, and i know that i have spent time that will bring value and nutrition to people in my community who i will never even see. >> officials hope the good feelings are contagious, and that others will heed the call to either volunteer or donate so that food continues flowing freely in the new year. >> we need the community to help us meet that challenge. >> as the deadline approaches, officials here say there are about $500,000 short of their goal, which equates to about a million and a half meals. you can go on their website to either make a donation or sign up for volunteer shifts. in concord, jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news a lot of people piled on debt over the holidays. >> coming up, the first steps financial advisers say you should take to pay it off. and it is clear right now for people out in san francisco waiting for the midnight new year's fireworks show. chief meteorologist bill martin will have the c

yesterday, a's manager mark kotsay and several players took a tour of sutter health park in west sacramentoe minor league ballpark will be their home field for at least the next three years, while their permanent stadium is being built in las vegas. the team hopes this new stadium will lead to a new era in a's baseball. >> they've gone through a lot of failure. they tasted success last year in july and august. their confidence has grown. >> we can tell people are excited and really looking forward to having us here. and that makes that transition even easier and makes us excited to get out there and play. >> the a's are coming off a disappointing final season in oakland, having won 69 games. we appreciate your joining us today for ktvu fox two news at noon. as we leave a live look now in washington, d.c, this is where funeral services honoring former president jimmy carter are taking place right now. a quick reminder that you can stream ktvu news on your smart television. watch our live newscast, of course, and stories on demand. we'll have coverage of the events honoring former president c

the march 31st home opener at sutter park is sold out. go on sale for the rest of the season tomorrow. >> well, that was fast. a new clinic at ucsf's mission bay campus is changing the lives of children who are suffering from chronic pain. the stat center for pediatric pain combines modern western medicine with integrative treatments like massage and aromatherapy to support healing. the welcoming environment has a gym with a rock climbing wall. also, a multi-sensory room meant to engage a child's senses beyond the pain that they're battling. >> when you're stuck with pain for a good amount of your life, just one second of just having a distraction or just something to get your mind off of it, it means a lot. >> doctors say that the combination of western medicine and integrative treatment is helping children come off of pain medications. they say their mission is to share their techniques with other providers around the bay area and around the country. >> mother and son are desperate to get his father's cremated remains, after the u.s. po

they are slated to play at sutter health park the next three seasons before moving to their new stadium in las vegas. the team will wear a patch honoring the late ricky henderson this season. thanks so much for watching. the news continues at 8:00 on pix plus, 44 cable 12. we'll see you back here at 11:00. have a great friday night and a wonderful weekend. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: welcome to the show.

with us now is doctor nisha patel, a metabolic specialist with sutter health. doctor, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> absolutely. thanks so much for having me. >> big, big thing that many people make every year and that is losing weight. but the part that we often miss out on is a realistic way of approaching it. where do you start? >> here? yes. the most important thing that i tell my patients and others is that we have to get out of the all or none mentality when it comes to weight loss and healthy habits, figuratively biting off more than you can chew always backfires when you don't have the time to dedicate to certain habits. it becomes demoralizing, and then people stop over time. >> so where do you start? you know, and weight loss is a big issue here. where do you start with the whole big process? >> you have to be you have to start small and you got to start specific. look at your lifestyle, understand what your barriers are, understand your time constraints, and pick a specific aspect. for instance, if somebody wants to eat more vegeta

sutter and kaiser and children's. >> reporter: it has clearly been a busy first few weeks on the job. representative simon spent wednesday talking with local organizations potentially impacted by the trump administration's plan to freeze federal funding. though the white house rescinded the memo, it is still working widespread confusion. representative simon says, whatever issues may present during her time in office, she feels prepared to take them on. >> to fight hard. just love. a lot of determination. a lot of skills. we are going to take on the administration with a lot of grace and integrity. >> representative simon says she is also in the process of opening a new district in oakland that is expected to open its doors in february. >>> you are looking at hundreds of students at uc berkeley taking a stand against president trump's promise of mass deportations. they carried signs and gathered at sprawl plaza this afternoon. those at the rally say the deportations could affect millions of people nationwide, including some of their fellow students. they are urging the university to d

hello, this is stacey sutter, self-professed do gooder stacey sutter retired as an emt and now works phones, calling to thank donors personally. i get the feel goods when i have been here, and i know that i have spent time that will bring value and nutrition to people in my community who i will never even see. >> officials hope the good feelings are contagious, and that others will heed the call to either volunteer or donate so that food continues flowing freely in the new year. >> we need the community to help us meet that challenge. >> as the deadline approaches, officials here say there are about $500,000 short of their goal, which equates to about a million and a half meals. you can go on their website to either make a donation or sign up for volunteer shifts. in concord, jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> still to come. holding officers accountable for racial profiling. the investigation into oakland police practices after a remark from officers on going after sideshow participants. plus new money for street improvements in san francisco. how new funding will help in the grand p

our thanks to lexi sutter for that report. >>> coming up on "today", groundbreaking reports for parentsuseful tips for parents on how to manage screen time effectively. >>> and our week long celebration continues as hoda wraps up her final week as co-anchor of "day". to and it's very easy to catch them very early on, but i am positioned to leave in a heartbeat if it gets worse.

registered nurses spent the day outside kaiser permanente,c health, sutter health facilities in oakland, san francisco, walnut creek and vallejo. they also picketed at good samaritan hospital in san jose. they say the need for a new contract is more urgent there because their contract expires in july. the nurses want better working conditions, especially the california nurses association has a problem with the nurse to patient ratio. they would like more policies to prevent workplace violence, and new policies to streamline the use of artificial intelligence in hospitals. nurses who continually feel like they have moral distress and are unable to provide safe patient care, they eventually quit. it's just unsafe at times. kaiser permanente statement reads in part, quote, we are not in contract bargaining with cna and in fact reached an agreement on a generous four year contract with cna in 2022 that provides our nurses with competitive wages, excellent benefits, valuable professional opportunities and a work environment committed to their well-being and safety. okay, we're now just weeks

nurses also protested outside of uc health and sutter health facilities in san jose, oakland, san francisco, vallejo and walnut creek. protests only lasted about an hour, but the nurses are hoping that's enoug to get the attention of the hospitals and of the patients who could potentially exert some sort of pressure in san jose. kris sanchez, nbc, bay area news. all right. thank you, chris. well, happening now vallejo city leaders addressing the shooting that happened with a four year old was shot over the weekend. let's listen in reputation that it really deserves. it's a beautiful community with people who have lived here for generations. people who are first time homeowners, people who a are frm other places like myself, who fell in love with this community and decided to call it home. nobody has. nobody derves to worry about whether or not they're going to get hit by a bullet. no child has to deserve to go outside and wonder whether or not it's going to be safe for them to play. that i incident hs left myself and many other residents of the neighborhood rattled. we have to worry about o

baseball commissioner rob manfred and athletics owner john fisher got a tour of sutter health park that is the home of the a's for at least the next three seasons. the ballpark is undergoing some renovations to accommodate the team. it's currently the home of the minor league sacramento river cats. the a's first home game is (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! (woman) i found it! i found my card! (vo) and also, this: (woman) fargo, turn on my debit card. (vo) do you fargo? you can, with wells fargo. what else can fargo do? quickly tell you what you spend on things like food. (dad) fargo, what did i spend on groceries this month? (son) hey dad, can the guys stay for dinner? (dad) no... (vo) learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. has a new co-owner. graffeo is one of the oldest artisan coffee roasters in north america. it has been at the same location on columbus avenue in the north beach neighborhood since 1935. walter haas the third, is the grandson of the late president of levi strauss and company. he is now a co-owner of co

have been more than 100 collisions and at least three deaths on taylor street between market and sutter streets. most of those crashes involve pedestrians and cyclists. here's a look at the story surrounding tonight on ktvu.com, one of our top stories. multiple fire stations in oakland will close for six months starting next week, as the city faces a multi-million dollar budget deficit. the antioch police department has reached a settlement with the department of justice to have more oversight after an investigation of officers who allegedly sent racist texts, and dungeness crab will go on sale to the public at the port of san francisco starting on sunday. you can find these stories and more on ktvu.com. a man who left his mark on numerous bay area schools died this week. after the break, we'll take a look back at stan bucha high school basketball coaching legend and a member of usf's 1955 basketball national championship team, has died. according to the chronicle, stan buchanon died yesterday of cancer in larkspur. buchanan was born and raised in san francisco, attending saint ignatius

sutter health center in mountain view and jack's bar and lounge in san jose. tonight at seven. who gets the credit for brokering the ceasefire deal in the middle east? president biden or incoming president trump? we're joined by former secretary of defense leon panetta. also, we'll be joined by the olympic swimmer who lost all ♪ >>> tonight, breakthrough. the major news in the middle east. israel and hamas finally reaching a ceasefire and hostage deal after 15 months of war. the celebration in gaza as word of the truce spread around the world. president biden announcing the details at the white house. dozens of hostages, including americans, expected to be released during the first six-week phase. the bloody conflict that began with the deadly hamas terror attack on israel leading to more than 46,000 deaths in gaza. when will the deal take effect, and can it hold? our richard engel in jerusalem. >>> also tonight, the desperate search for

. >> the a's home games will be at sutter health park the next three years.hen it is on to vegas according to the current plans which have changed a lot. oakland a's fans are probably not going to be -- >> that soundbite from that player, he got a little fat in the wallet today. we'll have that later on. >>> we start off with the 49ers, sorry. >> what an end to an interesting season. >> and the changes started tonight. when a team falls from a super bowl loss to a 6-11 season, moves have to be made. first domino to fall? special team coordinator brian schneider fired by the team tonight, simply put, too many blunders in the kicking game. after a disappointing six-win season, the 9ers cleaned out their lockers in santa clara. maybe no player represents the team struggles more than star running back christian mccaffery, the cover of madden '24 playing just four games due to injury and you bet he is ready to turn the page. >> i'm excited, man. i think we're all mad in the right ways and i think that's a good place to be. the mind shift now has to shift quick fro

también están protestando afuera de kaiser permanente y usc health y sutter health.nen tiempo para beber y comer. sentarse un momento para descansar, ni siquiera para ir al baño por escrito. kaiserermanente nos dijo no estamos negociando contrato con cna. y en efecto, ya llegamos a un acuerdo generoso de 4 años con cna en el 2022 que provee a nuestras enfermeras un salario competitivo. beneficios, excelentes, oportunidades profesionales valiosas y un ambiente laboral comprometido con su bienestar y seguridad. gaetz nos dijo por escrito que estas son tácticas. la protesta solo duró una hora, pero las enfermeras y el sindicato esperan que fue suficiente para llamar atención a esta causa por parte de los hospitales y también de los pacientes que pueden exigir más. en san josé sánchez, telemundo, california. chris, muchas gracias. pasamos a oakland ahí. la comunidad cuestionará hoy a las autoridades sobre las razones del cierre de 2 estaciones de bomberos en el área de oakland hills. dichas estaciones estarán cerradas de forma temporal hasta el mes de junio por recortes

the hotel is located behind the apple store on stockton street and sutter. two other hotels, the hilton san francisco union square and the nearby park 55 hotel, are up for auction. a judge set a sale deadline of march 31st. >> it has been a spectacular day. nice and warm, but we know that's a bit problematic because we should be getting rain. >> yeah, we desperately need rain. it was enjoyable for a few days, but it's dragging on a little long. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> yeah, and dan and ama, we not only need the rain. this is supposed to be one of our wettest winter months. so when you're not getting the rain. look what happens to the drought down in southern california. 32% is in a severe and extreme drought. the oranges and the reds, they're indicating that here locally, we do have more areas that are abnormally dry. now, if you were with us last week, it was only the inland east bay, but now the santa cruz area, the south bay, also going under the abnormally dry conditions. so that is not good news. that's part of the reason

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yesterday, a's manager mark kotsay and several of the players took a tour of sutter health park in west sacramento. now, this minor league ballpark will be their home field for at least the next three years. while their permanent stadium is being built in las vegas. they're hoping this new stadium will lead to a new era in a's baseball. >> they've gone through a lot of failure. they tasted success last year in july and august. their confidence has grown. >> we can tell people are excited and really looking forward to having us here. and that makes that transition even easier and makes us excited to get out there and play. >> now the a's are coming off another disappointing final season in oakland. they only won 69 games. >> happening today, the consumer electronics show gets underway in las vegas. the next generation of tech is set to be on display when the convention floor opens in just a few hours. here, reporter steve noviello already got a look at some of what's being showcased. he's live at the ces, where i imagine ai is taking center stage here. >> steve, you know ai is huge. also

torno a esta mujer, ella es la madre de un niÑo de 11 aÑos de edad quien fue arrestado en el condado sutterel cuerpo del menor y varios perros muertos en un remolque. segÚn el alguacil el niÑo habrÍa sido asfixiado, y llevaba muerto varios dÍas. esta mujer enfrenta cargos de asesinato y abuso infantil. su fianza fue fijada en un millÓn de dÓlares. hablando de crÍmenes, el departamento del alguacil del condado tulare esta buscando a un grupo de individuos acusado de cometer una serie de robos a mano armada. el el Último ocurriÓ esta madrugada de lunes en una tienda. los sospechosos se dieron a la fuga con $600 en efectivo, ademÁs de puros con un valor de $270. es importante que si reconoce o tiene informaciÓn de lo ocurrido, lo notifique de inmediato las autoridades. las autoridades en esa ciudad han detenido a cinco personas con relaciÓn a peleas de gallos. los los alguaciles u para llamados al Área en la carretera 166 por un informe de un posible pelea de gallos. el controla de animales localizÓ y recogiÓ varias aves vivas, algunos incluso puertas. recogieron utensilios que estaban siendo

pasamos al condado sutter y le comento que esta mañana a eso de las 6 y 30, los bomberos lograron contenerd. el 26 de enero, él y su padre se enfrascaron en una pelea afuera de un bar en sacramento. el padre i iba armad pero terminó noqueado en el piso y su hijo tomó el arma y supuestamente mató a un individuo. alférez se presentará este martes en cortes. y encuentran esta escopeta de calibre 22 dentro de un vehículo sospechoso en la ciudad de lathrop. e el operativo, 3 sospechosos terminaron arrestados, 2 de ellos en conexión al presunto robo de cables de cobre en un negocio local. esto ocurrió el pasado 25 de enero a eso de las 12 y 25 de la madrugada y preparar por adelantado el almuerzo o la comida que lleva su trabajo a la esela. pues puede sonar algo complicado, pero no tiene que serlo. además, haciendo esto podrá comer un poco más saludable y ahorrarse un poco de dinero. consumer reports ofrece algunas recomendaciones sencillas para que empiece con este hábito. una visita al doctor hizo que raúl urbina comenzara a prestar más atención a su alimentación. me dijo sabes qué? tienes que

las autoridades continÚan investigando en el condado sutter miembros del departamento del alguacil, confirmaroner como sospechosa de la muerte de su hijo.ellos encontraron el cuerpo del menor de 11 aÑos de edad en un parque de casas mÓviles. les autoridades investigaban una llamada, por un incidente presuntamente de una mujer intoxicada causado un disturbio. la madre del menor identificada de 44 aÑos de edad se encuentra detenida bajo cargos de poner en peligro a menores, ademÁs de homicidio. se espera que autoridades den informaciÓn sobre el incendio que causÓ graves daÑos a una mansiÓn, estamos hablando de kevin alexander, enfrenta mÚltiples cargos. incluye el de incendio provocado, por provocar intencionalmente el incendio el pasado 11 de diciembre. se mantiene cerrado ese edificio de mÁs de 150 aÑos de antigüedad. las autoridades piden que si tiene informaciÓn comunicÁndose al nÚmero en pantalla. el mÁs informaciÓn un sargento del departamento de correccionales y de rehabilitaciÓn fue arrestado por posesiÓn y distribuciÓn de material que muestra abuso infantil. el sospechoso fue identificad

desde el Área de la bahia, y por supuesto mi gente del condado sacramento, san joaquÍn y del condado sutters esas nubes. un viento que hoy por cierto no lo vamos a notar. lo que ha hecho que las temperaturas hayan bajado tanto esta noche. ahora mismo en calma y veremos como durante toda la jornada no se va a notar apenas, hacia puntos como redding y bakersfield, y ahÍ el viento si que podrÍa notarse sobre todo al final del dÍa pero el resto ya digo que hoy va a ser una jornada tranquila en cuanto al viento y tambiÉn en el estado del cielo. la nubosidad no va a desaparecer, en el ocÉano pacÍfico podrÍamos tener nubes bajas que afectarÍan la zona de costa. pero ya digo que eso en la mayor parte de nuestra regiÓn no va a suceder. lo que tendremos era el cielo soleado y el sol otro dÍa mÁs como protagonista en el tiempo. ademÁs las nieblas no aparecen esta maÑana a pesar de tener el viento en calma tenemos una visibilidad muy amplia,. por lo tanto hoy nos se espera un dÍa de sol, y ambiente muy estable, no tenemos que preocuparnospor el viento por lo menos en esta Área. maribel: esas tardecitas

helping -- he was leading building a mill, a water mill on the american river on the land of john sutter out there. and, you know, he had built a temporary dam. tore the dam down, he was trying to scour the land out, scour the river out. so next morning, the 24th, he was walking around, checking it out seeing if it worked, and it had. he looked down and he saw this little glimmery thing, this sparkle. reached down, picked it up and said hmm, that looks like gold. and it was. it was worth about 50 cents. he pen then pursued that, checkh people that do gold, including william sherman, who was the chief secretary of the military commander in california. and he said yeah, that's gold. what this did, what this did, and this was nine days, nine days before we got california, we discovered gold there. that's about 200 hours. so 200 hours of acquiring california we began to discover that california and the pacific coast was quite literally the wealthiest place on planet earth. the great coincidence. it triggered what was far and away the greast gold rush in human history up until that time. more

he was leading building a mill a watermill on the american river on the of john sutter out there. and, you know, he had made a temporary dam, tore the dam down. so it washed out there, was trying to scour the land out, scour the the river out. so the next morning the 24th, he was walking around sort of checking it out. so it worked. it had. and he looked down and he saw this little glittering thing, just this sparkle reach down, picked it up, said it looks like gold. and it was it was worth about $0.50. so he then pursued that check with people who gold, including incidentally, william sherman, who was who was the aide, who was the chief secretary of the military commander in california. and they yeah. that's gold. what this did what this did. now, this was. nine days. nine days before we got california. we discovered gold here. that's about 200 hours. so we're there about 200 hours of acquiring california. we began to discover that california and the pacific was quite literally the place on planet. the great coincidence it triggered what was by far and away the greatest gold rush

drop offs include chase center in san francisco, the oakland marriott center on broadway, and sutter health's palo alto medical foundation center in mountain view, and jack's on taylor street in san jose is another location drop off. a reminder if you do want to help, you can join fox's support of the families impacted by the california wildfires. you can visit ktvu.com/wildfire help to support these efforts. or just grab your phone and scan the qr code right here on your screen. by the way, your donation enables the red cross to respond to and help people recover from this disaster. oakland firefighters say they are already seeing the consequences of the city's decision to close fire stations amid its unprecedented budget deficit. last week, oakland temporarily shuttered fire stations 25 and 28. firefighters say last night, a home burned near station 28 and the fire nearly spread to other homes. it took firefighters more than double the time to reach that house as as it would have just been weeks ago. firefighters also say they've responded to a cpr call just steps away from station

they are also protesting outside of hca, sutter health, uc health and kaiser permanente facilities inaddress use of artificial intelligence. so far, only kaiser permanente responded to our request for a comment. they say that patits w ehh... hmm. oh, that's very, uh... - ght? - mmm... this store doesn't have agentforce, so an ai agent didn't tip off the stylist as to what i might actually wear. - yes. - oh. that's a commitment. [glass knocked] hey bud! whaddaya think? you know, people can see you out here. ha ha ha ha, yeah, yeah, right, right, ha ha. love you, too. agentforce helps retailers prevent fashion fails. it's what ai was meant to be. ♪♪ >>> this morning

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have been more than 100 collisions and at least three deaths on taylor street between market and sutter streets. most of those collisions did involve pedestrians and cyclists. >> two oakland fire stations will close their doors beginning on monday. while the closure is temporary, concerns do remain. the fire chief, along with city officials, shared with reporters why, at this stage, station closures should not significantly impact fire and ems service in oakland. >> well, you know, the thing that's interesting about this is that if all planned cuts to oakland's fire stations occur, believe it or not, it would lose more than a quarter of all of its firefighting capabilities. effective monday morning at 6 a.m, three oakland fire stations will be unoccupied, browned out and not answering calls for help for six months. disturbing and disappointing to labor and management, the folks in city management decided that since it's not technically fire season, now is a good time to have the residents up above highway 13 wait a little longer. >> and that is the reality, unfortunately, is that there

yesterday, a's manager mark kotsay and several players took a tour of sutter health park in west sacramento. the minor league ballpark will be their home field for at least the next three years, while their permanent stadium is being built in las vegas. they hope the new stadium will lead to a new era in a's baseball. >> they've gone through a lot of failure. they tasted success last year in july and august. their confidence has grown. >> we can tell people are excited and really looking forward to having us here. and that makes that transition even easier and makes us excited to get out there and play. >> the a's, of course, coming off a disappointing final season in oakland, winning only 69 games. all right. thanks for joining us. west coast rap with alex savage next here on ktvu. and stream the latest news and weather your smart [music]

if you're in the east bay, there, sutter health, paulo alto medical foundation in mountain view also has a donation box. and there's one at jax sports bar in san jose and most of these are open all week from today. the 21st through the 24th save some time to find something and donate it so you could help out our friends in southern california. >> still ahead, let's talk >> still ahead, let's talk about taco pacifica location with dupixent, stay ahead of moderate-to-severe eczema. as you welcome the feeling of touch with clearer skin and less itch. the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, helps heal your skin from within. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing. tell your doctor of new or worsening eye problems, like eye pain, vision changes, or blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma or other medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. the world's coolest talk about location. pacifica back open

health, sutter, health and hca. but i'll highlight the support for solutions that prioritize patient care over profits. the is gonna start at 8 this morning across bay area. cities. and pacifica parents rallying against proposed closure of a k through 8th grade school. the district says ocean shore schools face in a 3 million dollar deficit. and as a result, they're looking to close the facility in separate students to other school districts. the parents say ocean shore offers unique programs to the kids. i've always felt really strongly because we're close to community that the kids need to learn about the ocean. and we're the only program of its kind in the bay area where we been doing that 30 years. and if we delighted i don't know how it will go and i don't think we will get the support of another school for. >> there's going to be meeting to talk about school closures next week. west contra costa county school district there having money problems of their own with declining enrollment covid relief funds expirin

rush started here in california on january. 24th 18. 48 james w marshall discovered a gold nugget sutter's mill in cologne. much just west of plaster ville. that discovery led to the gold rush of 49 were gold seekers named forty-niners flocked to the state leading to a population and economic boom. today, a few minds and several boom towns have been preserved at a number of state parks. so future generations can learn about the history of the golden state. few of them include the marshall gold discovery site and the historic town of columbia. and take a look at this. the world's biggest iceberg, lumbering towards a remote island off antarctica. that's home to millions of penguins and seals this 10230 foot tall trillion ton slab of ice is the size of rhode island. it's a big one. this is what's called a mega bergen. it could slam into south georgia island and gets stuck or could be guided around the land by currents now to get stuck. the iceberg could make it hard for parents of baby penguins to feed their young and some could starve right now. overall, researchers aren't too kurt concerned

there have been over 100 collisions and at least three deaths on taylor street between market and suttertreets. most of those collisions involved pedestrians and cyclists. if you thought buy now, pay later, saved your holiday shopping? think again. how to avoid big fees and damage to your credit. and now state has fined jetblue airways $2 million for what's believed to be the first of its kind penalty ever issued here, the department of transportation found jetblue is responsible for what it called chronically delayed flights on some of its busiest routes. that included flights out of jfk, fort lauderdale and orlando. the department considers a flight chronically delayed if it arrived 30 minutes late, more than half the time. the faa says it will continue increased oversight over boeing following last year's incident, where a door blew out on an alaska airlines 737 max nine plane. the faa says boeing still needs what it calls a fundamental cultural shift to put safety and quality ahead of profits. boeing reports that it has made tremendous strides in improving passenger safety since that

. >> commissioner rob manfred and athletics owner john fisher got a tour of sutter health park in sacramento yesterday. that's where the a's will be playing their home games for at least the next three seasons. the ballpark is undergoing some renovations to accommodate the team. it's currently the home of the minor league sacramento river cats. the a's first home game is march 31st. tickets to that game are all sold out, but fans can still buy lawn tickets for $25. lawn tickets are only sold on the day of the game. >> the year of the snake kicked off with a bang in chinatown. 10,000 firecrackers were used to symbolically scare away evil spirits, marking the beginning of 15 days of family friendly festivities. for chinese new year. portsmouth square was packed yesterday with spectators from across the bay area. >> i wanted him to experience the culture, you know, especially since he is chinese and giving him that experience, you know, kind of teaches him where he's from. >> and this is only the beginning. there are so many more chinese new year events on the calendar in san francisco, includi

commissioner rob manfred yesterday joined a's owner john fisher to examine the renovations over at sutterlth park. now, the woris needed to bring the m minor leae park up to major league standards. and if you're thinking about attending the march 31st home opener with the cubs, the team says the game is already sold out. more than 74,000 people signed up for that lottery. capacity is more like 14,000. well, snowboarder who was lost for two days in the snowy mountains of southern california, is recalling just how he survived those frigid conditns over the weekend. malachi garcia was supposed to be on a day trip in wrightwood, but his trip turned into a fight for his life. he says he got separated from his group while snowboarding and realized something was wrong when the terrain changed. garcia had no winter coat, food or camping supplies. he just had a hoodie, boots and a phone that he says wasn't working. he says he always kept moving to stay warm and stayed hydrated by drinking water from a stream the first night. i just said a little prayer and i was like, okay, i'm going to do everyth

california because it was on january 24th 18. 48 the james w marshall discovered a gold nugget up at sutter's mill in columbus, just west of plaster ville and that discovery then led to the gold rush the following year 18. 49, all those gold seekers were nickname forty-niners the that sent a wave wave upon wave of people coming to the state and that was a huge economic boom, a population boom as well. california really put on the map several boom towns have been preserved now, actually in a variety of state parks. so future generations. >> can also learn about the history of the golden state. if you are the marshall gold discovery site district town of columbia and the controversial hydraulic mining pits at malakoff to guns. i've been to the town of columbia. yeah, it's really cool. it is like you're walking through time as you walk down main street and have you ever panned for gold in town? nothing i'd go. find a few flakes, part of their in colombia try and put you can pan for gold. and it's it's cool. the kids loved it. >> was that we definitely are looking at a forecast that is going to b

they will be joined by nurses outside kaiser permanente facilities, uc healthcare, sutter health careilities in oakland, san francisco, walnut creek and vallejo. the video you are seeing here is from a prior protest. now, california nurses association want to draw attention to nurse to patient ratios, a lack of workplace violence prevention plans and policies to address the use of artificial intelligence. they say these are all things that are keeping some nurses who are fully qualified off the job. they just don't feel safe at work. we did get a comment back from kaiser permanente, which reads in part, we are not in contract bargaining with cna and in fact reached an agreement on a generous four year contract with cna in 2022 that provides our nurses with competitive wages, excellent benefits, valuable professional opportunities and a work environment committed to their well-being and safety. i'm here at good samaritan hospital this morning. we have reached out for comment. we have not received a comment from them at this point. we expect to see the nurses outside these facilities st

yesterday, the team's manager, mark kotsay, and several players took a tour of sutter health park in west sacramento. this minor league ballpark will be their home field for at least the next three years. while the a's permanent stadium is being built in las vegas, they're hoping the new stadium will lead to a new era in a's baseball. >> we've gone through a lot of failure. they tasted success last year in july and august. their confidence has grown. >> we can tell people are excited and really looking forward to having us here. and that makes that transition even easier and makes us excited to get out there and play. >> the a's are coming off a disappointing final season in oakland, winning only 69 games. >> some snow plow drivers in colorado are being credited for helping stop a suspect in a police pursuit. dash cam video taken last thursday just outside of denver shows the snow plows in action. deputies say it all unfolded when officers tried to stop a stolen car. officers then tried several times to stop the driver. he was able to evade police. well, that's when a team from the c

. >> the home games will be at sutter health park for the next three years and then off to las vegas. reed? >>> all right. thank you so much for that. time right now 6:26. working from home impacting silicon valley. years after the pandemic. we take a look at the new normal in the south bay. you will not believe the number of office vacancies soaring there in san jose. >>> and artificial intelligence taking center stage in a tech conference in las vegas. the bay area tech company designing the latest tech to make ai faster and mor (woman) i've got this dream... and you're all in it! (banker 1) let's hear it! (vo) with wells fargo premier a team can help you plan for your dream. (woman) i have this vacation home... (banker 2) so, like a getaway? (woman) yeah, but... it's also an eco-friendly artist retreat. (banker 3) so, you're expanding your business... (woman) ...and our family! can you help me plan for that? (banker 1) yeah! let's get started. (vo) ready to meet the dream team? you can with wells fargo. >>> right now on cbs news bay area, 6:29. almost #:30. taking a live look at sa

yesterday, a's manager mark kotsay and several players took a tour of sutter health park in west sacramento. this minor league ballpark will be their home field for at least the next three years. while their permanent stadium is being built in las vegas, they're hoping this new stadium will lead to a new era in a's baseball. >> we've gone through a lot of failure. they tasted success last year in july and august. their confidence has grown. >> we can tell people are excited and really looking forward to having us here, and that makes that transition even easier and makes us excited to get out there and play. >> now, the a's final season in oakland, that was disappointing. they only won 69 games. >> all right, onward and upward. coming up on mornings on two. the nine. linkedin has released its list of top growing careers. we'll explore which ones are on the rise. and many didn't even exist two decades ago. and here's an update to the viewer poll we've been talking about this morning. we've been asking, do you use facebook and the one that's winning right now? no, it isn't 2009 for real, righ

. >> at sutter's mill and coloma that's just west of plaster ville. and it was that discovery that lead to the gold rush of 1949. to 49. i'm sorry. yeah. i was part of that no. that's how we get the forty-niners. that's right. 18. 49. >> the forty-niners. >> you know, flock to it here, looking for gold. and then we got the san francisco forty-niners name from that. and we got the golden state. that's right. and, you know, it's the you can still find a few of those old mining towns and boom towns. they've been preserved there in a few of the different state park. i don't know if you find the nuggets anymore. you know, i mean what? but i will tell you one of them is up in the the town of columbia. yeah. up in the foothills. yeah. and there's also the marshall gold discovery area as well. you can pan for gold. they've got it for the tour is what's fun as you arrive in town and a lot of the towns, folk are still dressed. >> in area, right? yeah. by the blacksmith, whatever. and you can go panning for gold. the when you find a little chippy done, ours. use

they will be joined by nurses outside kaiser permanente facilities, uc healthcare, sutter health facilities, and as i mentioned, oakland, san francisco, walnut creek and vallejo. and that's just today. now, california nurses association want to draw attention to the nurse to patient ratios. what they say is a lack of workplace violence prevention plans and the policies to address the use of artificial intelligence. they do say that some of these policies that either are in place or are lacking, are keeping qualified nurses away from patients bedsides. they just don't feel safe at work, or they just don't feel like, you know, they are getting a good opportunity to take care of their patients in a good way, ratio wise. so they are going to be showing up here outside this hospital. good samaritan hospital in san jose at 8:00.0.e have reached out to good samaritan. we have reached out to kaiser permanente for comment. we haven't yet heard back. we know it's early. so it's not that they don't want to talk at this point. we'll keep checking back with them in san jose. kris sanchez today in the ba

also the oakland marriott city center and then the sutter health palo alto medical foundation in mountain view. there's going to be a donation box at the jack sports bar in san jose. all right. coming up on kron morning news, atlanta mayor. >> speaking out on an fbi raid of a council member home. what he has to say about the city with words. you know, are with words. you know, are going to find. - man, i need some serious help with this health insurance stuff. - check out covered california. it's a free service from the state that helps you get health insurance. millions of people have used it. - wait, for real? - mmm hmm, they even offer financial help to lower the cost. - nooo... how you know about all this? - that's how i got my insurance. i got a great plan for about $10 dollars a month. - okay, i see you. - if you've got questions, covered california can help, every step of the way. enroll by january 31st. covered california. this way to health insurance. (vo) with fargo, your virtual assistant from wells fargo, enroll by january 31st. you can access your fico® score in a snap. (daug

chase center, oakland marriott city center, sutter health's palo alto medical foundation, mountain viewr, and jack's bar in san jose. you can see the drop off times on your screen. >> still to come on abc seven mornings at six. protecting the bay area from wildfires. what's being done in the north and south bay to get ready for future danger. >> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. you can see we're up about 221 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >> also a very special guest of the warriors game last night. how he and the team paid tribute to the legacy of doctor martin luther king jr. but before that, here's drew. >> hey there. >> 643 will begin in southern california. we are tracking that red flag warning that does continue through thursday evening for those bone dry humidity levels and those gusty winds. we've already seen winds gusting upwards of 60 to 65mph. and that threat continues through thursday. let's take you to the gulf coast, where this is an unprecedented winter storm underway. extremely rare to see this picture