remember we had an earlier crash in union city. crash in fremont, and this is quickly backing traffic up throughout fremont. so things happen, especially when the roads are wide open. some people get going pretty fast. 648 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> 55 for me, sal. yes, exactly. hands on the wheel. >> exactly ten and 3:00. >> steve. yes, sir. thank you. were there record highs yesterday? yes. there were. redwood city, pat yourselves on the back. 75 s.f. that was a record. sfo tied 71 going back to 1962 for both in downtown oakland 70 warm degrees. the old mark was 67 not that long ago 2015. what's important about 2015? that was a dry january. no rain fell in january and san francisco, so i'm not surprised we're seeing similar now, although we had a little bit more rain, but not that much. and there's nothing showing up out about two weeks or so unless something dramatically changes. i think we're stuck in this pattern. and sometimes when patterns repeat themselves, they can be good and sometimes they can be

hayward and union city, upper 30s.'s a crazy cold morning here. 12 in truckee, 21 south lake tahoe and 23 at mammoth. reno is at 20. poor old ely there at five cold degrees. the high and the circulation around it is all north or northeast. the low is formed off southern california. wind speeds aren't that bad. i've seen about 20 to maybe 30. 35. that's it. i know that's enough, but nothing like we had last. a week ago today, that's for sure. but the outlook for us, rain wise, is just not there. nothing. i mean, it's just i don't think anything's happening here. the sound of sunshine today. clear. cold morning frost advisory until 9:00. lots of sunshine, cool to mild. i think a little breeze will kick up if you get that east breeze. i'm telling you, man, that's a cold one. if you get that 50s 60s on the temps and except for cold lows, the days will be all right. just not very warm here. even colder. maybe moving in end of the week. >> thank you. steve. 551 republican leaders pushing to attach conditions to federal aid f

there's a crash in union city at whipple road in the middle. two lanes.ks are getting by, including the hot lane. the toll lane has allowed traffic flow because caltrans does anticipate the continued build, which we see here. that will slow you getting south past the san mateo bridge. no major injuries, but there's still a lot of activity there.. vasco road showing a little bit of slowing here. there is a car fire eastbound, but it is a distraction for westbound coming in out of the altamont pass. that's for 580 pretty far out there. so that will be an issue, but not really so much for the main focus of our drive. it's adding a few minutes to that far east part of this drive, but then smooth in toward livermore and the dublin interchange. a note remember all weekend? starting tonight, we'll have that very critical rio vista bridge on highway 12 closed. it's a long workaround, so prepare to go south and around or up and around. if you have to make that crossing back to you. thanks, mike. happening now oakland police commissioners plan to discuss potential

union city, a comfortable 64 oakland and berkeley at 62 north bay.y similar with low to mid 60's and that sunshine is going make it feel really nice. the next 7 days. you can see that very subtle downward slide towards the weekend and next week, it's all sunshine and dry skies all the way through. >> dre, thank you, john. 10, 16 right now. and you might notice some workers picketing outside of this costco in the east bay. it's in hayward and members of the teamsters union are going to be holding a demonstration outside the hayward, costco because they want a contract and there's expires january 31st. and the teamsters they represent about 18,000 costco workers nationwide and they want a strong contract that they like. and if they don't like it, they say they are prepared prepared to strike that practice pickett as they're calling. it is at 11 o'clock this morning. san francisco superior court clerks had done some picketing that a one-day strike, but they have reached an agreement now with management, you might recall that the workers went on strike.

and dublin livermore, seminole 65 degrees for you in union city and heading towards contra costa county. more 60's on the map says he noticed in our inland communities while walnut creek and danville, lower 60's there as well as moraga orinda pay a little warmer along the bay shore mid 60's in oakland and berkeley to the north bay. more 60's for you. so very similar temperatures across the bay area and there's santa rosa sitting at lows. 63 there, too. now here's our weather pattern. high pressure is in control. low-pressure just sitting off the u.s. the coast down south there. that's creating those windy conditions. those offshore winds, the santa ana winds that's causing those wildfires. so a quick check the big wildfires here. palisades on the west side of los angeles county. we're looking at 50 degrees right now. humidity is at 30%. the winds right now are 9 to 14 miles per hour or so. at times we see a lull in the winds. but there are still critical fire weather, red flag warnings through 06:00pm this evening and until 03:00pm, there's actually a pds red-flag warning. so that is a

christopher schwenke with involuntary manslaughter, saying he started a fire at a home on 14th street in union city back in september. that one killed 66 year old ronald myers. schwenke was charged with murder back in 2019 after being accused of killing his father, who was an east bay regional park district ranger. that case was later tossed out due to insufficient evidence. massive waves caused part of a wharf in santa cruz to collapse just last week, when officials in the city plan on reopening the structure. >> plus, above the 80 corridor got a ton of snow with those atmospheric rivers. but it was less and less as we moved south through the state. >> parts of northern california have seen significant snowfall in recent weeks. why? forecasters have some concerns for water managers in the coming weeks. >> and speaking of the snow, we'll talk about the winter weather warning in effect for the greater lake tahoe area. plus the rain and when you should expect it, the bay area forecast is coming up right after this brief time out. [music] pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break

pues todo transcurre sin mayores inconvenientes y la zona de la 8 80 entre hayward y union city tambiénguro de su auto? seguro que sí. quiere acomnocómo hacer que disminuya. páñes acceder a servicios de internet de alta velocidad de starlink de elon musk, ya que la compañía empezará a probar su tecnología el próximo mes. pero dejemos que silvana henao de nuestra cadena hermana cnbc nos dé los detalles. hola. qué tal, amigos? yo soy silvana henao y ese es tu informe cnbc para telemundo. aunque la economía estadounidense creó más de 2 millones de puestos de trabajo el año pasado, más de 7 millones siguen desempleados. un sondeo de wall street journal muestra que el 25% de ellos llevan al menos 6 meses buscando empleo. los puestos administrativos bien remunerados son los más afectados, ya que las empresas ahora tienen menos necesidad de nuevos empleados. united airlines comenzará a probar starlink, el servicio de internet satelital a bordo de la empresa de elon musk el próximo mes y espera ofrecerlo para la primavera. la aerolínea planea equipar toda su flota regional de 2 cabinas y tener

en la 2 38, la zona de la 80 80, cercano a la región de union city, hacia el norte, pues ya también vemos francisco. pues todo más tranquilo. pesado el tráfico en la región de potrero district. vamos con los deportes. gracias, marcelo. la rivalidad en el deporte es sana y que disfrutamos queda en la cancha, sobre todo en momentos tan complicados como los que vive el sur de california. los equipos del área de la bahía han mostrado su versión más solidaria. y luego hay casos como los del coach de los warriors, steve kerr, quien creció en pacific palisades y su casa de infancia desapareció. por fortuna, su madre salió ilesa. lo escuchamos has been tough. my family is fine. my mom is in good hands. and but about her house is gone. and it's you know. so i've been on the phone with my siblings. quite a bit. um. you know family calls just with my mom and she's, but she's got a lot of support and friends and so she is safe and sound, but you know, that's my home town and um, all my friends. who are from there pretty much. they've they've all lost lost their homes their their family homes child ho

that frost advisory until 10 a.m. 37 degrees now milpitas, union city and in fremont. some neighborhoods could even be colder than that. walnut creek and alamo, also mid 30s across the bay. good morning, palo alto. you're sporting 39 degrees live weather camera looking out toward san francisco. the sun is beginning to make an appearance at 725. by the time it sets tonight at 501, we will have realized high temperatures anywhere between about 55 degrees and 63 degrees. the warmest locations will be in the southern california area. actually, santa clara area, 63 degrees there, backing through morgan hill at 62. hey, you know what gang i've had on my mind in southern california? because they have red flag warnings in effect there. strong santa ana winds this morning. our winds will be more gentle. and we'll have your full forecast, claudine. and that's coming up. >> all right. thank you. roberta. well, if you are headed out the door early on this new year's day, let's take a look at the traffic around the roadways. it's a holiday, so things should go pretty easy for you.

en este momento, sin embargo, tenemos un accidente reportado cerca de la 80 80 en la zona de union cityun vehículo reportado con desperfectos mecánicos y ya comienza entonces a aumentar poco a poco ese tráfico en la región del puente en la 80, y está bastante pesado. la velocidad entre carro y carro está en las 9 millas por hora y recuerde que está ventoso, así que reduzca la velocidad. continuamos con más. muchísimas gracias marcelo. antes de ir a los deportes le cuento que la ciudad de oakland está a la espera de una decisión del condado de alameda que podría finalizar la venta del coliseo de oakland, lo que podría suponer un gran impulso para la ciudad, ya que esos 125 millones de dólares podrían ser de gran ayuda para reducir el déficit presupuestario que tiene oakland. la junta de supervisores del condado de alameda decidirá hoy si aprueba o no la venta. deportes. gracias. dayanna. chivas de guadalajara ya está en la puesta a punto final de cara al torneo clausura de la liga mx y vamos a ver cómo se prepara el rebaño sagrado de una manera muy distendida, con un compartir especial c

even el sobrante, pinole and martinez in there, along with union city, upper 30s 18 and 17, truckee, 18, reno at 19. nothing really changing, although there will be an arctic plunge here in the middle of the country, and some of that will kind of work its way back to the west and may clip us a little bit over the weekend. so i think today is probably the warmest day, and then we'll start a slow decline going into the weekend on those high temps, same old song and dance, though there's really not much change here. 60s on the temps, 30s and 40s on the lows. >> all right. thank you. steve. calls for price gouging. calls of price gouging during the wildfires in los angeles. we're going to show you a few examples of the new costs for fire victims. and moana and moana two are among the most successful animated films of all time. but one filmmaker says disne stol touches of black. they stand for elegance. refinement. and though they're darker than the darkest night. they make you see everything in a new light. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ kia. movement that inspires. son two. as the threat of a tiktok ban looms.

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san francisco city officials revealed early last year the macy's at union square will shut down as soonthe city finds a buyer for the building. walgreens is closing a dozen san francisco stores at the end of february, and that inclua store on geary with the highest theft rate of any walgreens in the nation. also a store on potrero that recently had $84,000 in merchandise stolen. and the walgreens on market street, where a security guard shot and killed benkhert brown during a shoplifting incident. the retailer did not blame crime, instead saying rent, staffing and supply needs are reasons for the closures. walgreens is closing 1200 stores nationwide this year. >> now it's time for our abc seven mornings advancer. it's our way of highlighting some things happening in the day ahead, right here in the bay area. >> first, the oakland police commission is meeting today to consider possible changes to the police department's pursuit policy. the policy has been criticized by governor gavin newsom while announcing he's extending the state's law enforcement partnership with oakland. he warned th

ktvu is amanda quintana, live at oakland city hall, where the firefighters union just held a news conference calling on the city council to keep those fire stations open. amanda. >> yeah. that's right. so this is a temporary closure that's expected to last six months. but what it means is that those fire stations will be empty, so there's nobody inside to answer any calls for help. so this morning we were at station 28 that is on grass valley road in the chabot park neighborhood. we were watching as firefighters had their final shifts end and no one came in to replace them. we saw firefighters move the trucks out to park them at a fleet storage center. the firefighters will also transfer to another station for the time being. now, station 25 on butters drive is the other station that went dark this morning, and a third station, station ten, which is already closed for renovations, will remain closed because of these cuts. the city also plans to revisit this issue in early february and close four more stations, which would bring the total to seven. the president of the firefighters union says

mostly low 60's for the east bay livermore in union city at 62. same in berkeley, oakland, walnut creek and concord, north bay temperatures mid 60's in napa and yacht bill. well, santa rosa at 63 today. looking ahead to tomorrow's daytime highs settling into a very similar ranges to today. much calmer conditions overall through the rest of the forecast leading through the weekend and next week with more dry skies. as for your roads holding up just fine. we're starting to see the first signs of that back up at the bay bridge. think it's probably going to be a bit of a busier morning as we are rolling our way towards the middle of the week. richmond center fell at 7 minutes for your crossing. still at the limit there. nice and calm at the golden gate, right? all right, john, thanks for that. marc trains on a new schedule. the transit system made the changes as it starts to upgrade its train control system. >> converse lindsey ford has reaction from bart riders. >> having the trains be on time, it's super crucial. otherwise my i lost an hour. >> alex

union city right at 70 degrees. well, oakland at 69 for your high north bay. temperatures also warm low 70's for a lot of us across the north bay. as we move through the forecast, we don't stay this warm for much longer. we will see temperatures sliding downwards into next week. but yes, windy conditions likely yet again into start of next week. >> and along 80 eastbound at 4th street in san francisco. these are shut down there and so was slow getting out of the city heading across towards the east bay. we do have a little congestion along want to want in the city. so for a lot of people that are traveling into the city right now, drive times have gone up. 21 minutes there on the bridge. we're not seeing major delays. you can see as soon as you hit one on one when traffic starts to slow down again. there. one of the south, they 45 minutes. 85 up to menlo park to 80 82. not seeing major delays there. so landed on a 2.37. about 32 minutes. and if you are going to hit the roads, travel along, 80 traffic starts to build soon as you berkeley, the 16 minute ride dar

pretty much temperatures in the 70s across the board, except for milpitas and fremont and union city grees. the city was 68, but the average high temperature is 57 degrees. it was in the low 70s in morgan hill and in gilroy. currently, the temperatures we've dipped down to 49 degrees now in walnut creek. cooler than that in palo alto. it will pan out to be a colder night tonight with mostly clear skies. starry night temperatures into the 30s and into the 40s. 41 degrees in morgan hill. live weather camera. not a cloud in the sky. visibility. boy, was it unlimited today. just gorgeous. okay, so we do have some changes. it will be subtle area of low pressure. here you have it. it's a long gated front here, and it's banging up against the pacific northwest. all that's going to do is carve a little niche in that ridge of high pressure. so it's going to allow a little bit of cooler air mass to drift down into our bay area. otherwise it will kick up a bit of a breeze as well. watch the click the clock tick on by. you see the wind begins to increase during the afternoon hours, 15 mile per ho

across the board it is 57 degrees in fremont and in union city, as well as to the north in napa backing through sonoma. also 57 degrees at sfo. okay, the national weather service has released some really great positive information. santa rosa, you're at 245% of average since january 1st of 2024. so your one year totals there, and i think i was there for every single raindrop that did fall. and san jose, we could do a little bit better than that. and we will. we have more rain showers moving into the bay area right now. it's banging up against the pacific northwest. it's making that northwestern quadrant of the state of california. you see eureka right now with plentiful rain showers. so let's time it out for us here locally. you see, we cloud over and here comes the front by the morning commute. hey, mike, next time around, we'll talk about when the rain will depart and how much each neighborhood should expect. >> all right. sounds good. thank you. roberta. we'll see you soon. a northern california woman received a posthumous award from the white house for her work to address the injust

traffic is still slow from union city and the altamont pass. traffic is slow.ilicon valley commute doesn't look too bad. there's some slowing there. let's go back to the desk. >> all right. sal. thank you. well, you've heard of dry january, but what about no spend january? details of a trend that aims at helping people recover from all of that following a 3.7 earthquake hit off the coast of san francisco at the top of the 7:00 hour. here again. it was a 3.7, so not major, but enough to give you a little shake. here we are pinpointing where the earthquake struck right off the coast. as you would expect with something this size and of that distance, there are no reports of any damage or injuries. we're also following what's happening in southern california as deadly wildfires there have burned entire neighborhoods. firefighters still working to contain the flames. los angeles county officials have confirmed ten people have died in these fires. some 180,000 are under evacuation. residents are also being warned about breathing smoke contaminated air, and some are b

anywhere from the high 50s along the immediate seashore and across the bay, into fremont and union city, to our outside number today 65 to the north in san rafael, backing through larkspur to 65 degrees in morgan hill and in gilroy. meanwhile, wasn't it just gorgeous? it was a beautiful day and i got to thank our technical operation engineer for providing me with this beautiful view. we see a swath of fog trying to work its way into the bay. this is very reminiscent of what you usually pick up during the summertime. we could still see the span of the golden gate bridge. so that leads me to believe it's pretty compact, compressed below about 200ft. now. right now, our air temperatures have dropped to pretty much uniform numbers in the 50s, except fairfield sticking out like a sore thumb in the high 40s. winds are under five miles per hour. half moon bay has been a little bit on the breezy side now, along the san mateo coast, up to a 12 mile per hour wind. winds will flatten out to about five miles per hour overnight before ramping up tomorrow out of the northwest 5 to 15mph. so we do hav

it was also 70 in santa rosa, 65 degrees in fremont, union city and all the way through milpitas. about flirting with 70 degrees and throughout the rose garden district of san jose? now, currently this is our live weather camera. not a cloud in the sky, but we will see some areas of dense fog developing in the overnight hours. pretty much in the north bay, swinging around towards the delta and into the fairfield area. it will be patchy, but it will be dense current air temperatures standing at 56 degrees in hayward and in oakland. alameda backing all the way into castro valley. it is now 58 degrees, and throughout sunnyvale and cupertino the winds, thank goodness, are under ten miles per hour at most reporting stations. and throughout that san bruno gap, up to ten mile per hour winds at sfo. also a bit of a wind, but now dying down along the seashore in half moon bay. wind speeds tomorrow morning. by the time sun up at 725 16 mile per hour wind gusts and the half moon bay area, and we will experience a breezy afternoon scouring out the fog tomorrow. it won't be windy, but we will

highs soar upwards to 70 degrees in santa clara milpitas and san jose 60's for most of the east bay union city and hayward at a nice warm 68 degrees. north bay temps also hitting the low 70's and fairfield napa youngsville in vacaville. tomorrow's temperatures are going to be fairly similar next week. we will begin to trend a little bit cooler. all in all, though, these dry skies will remain. for the foreseeable future. reyna. >> 90 westbound at 101 south. here you can see the red marks mean that traffic still little backed up on the san mateo bridge. about a 20 minute right now traveling from the peninsula as you're heading across there, 14 minutes into the city. no accidents on the bay bridge. but the toll plaza and those light slowing you down. still at the limit of the south bay. 85 memo. part no need to onto 80 82 2.37, you're also nice and light along mills selling down to 20 to 37 about 25 minutes deciding between 5, 8, or 8.80, over nice and light at this hour are and it was back to thanks a lot. reyna 6.20, is the time right now. and today the nation says goodbye to president jimmy ca

castro valley y south 880 out of hayward and into union city. we're watching that. still no big problems right now. approaching the bay bridge. a smooth drive in. the metering lights are on. we're looking at highway 37 and highway four. typical build right here. a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we've had quite some time, about ten 15 minutes for these metering lights to show some impact. and now it's just starting to show those middle lanes. it starts to build from the middle out, remember, because folks plan ahead, they get to the middle lane so they don't have to change lanes. as we lose those outer lanes approaching that incline. as we're looking at the rest of the drive, we're going through contra costa county. a lot of folks head south on vasco road toward 580, but we're not at the half hour yet. we've just reached 25 minutes, so that's actually a lot lighter again than monday and tuesday. pretty typical for a wednesday as you travel through that portion of the east bay. and we'll end in the north bay, san rafael. great visibility south 101. no delays all t

now through union city. no surprises for the south bay, and we do see more traffic, though, coming northbound on 101. there is a crash clearing right around. done. so we'll watch for that. that's additional slowing out of san martin. back to you. thanks so much, mike. 621 right now, next here on today in the bay nbc bay area responds. times are tough. so high power and gas bills make these times even tougher. but there is help out there if you know how to apply. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. i'll show temperatures have been dropping and that means energy bills are spiking. and if you cannot afford it, or if you're on a fixed income, consumer investigator chris moore says that you may have some help, but only if you ask for it. the next couple of minutes might cut your electric or gas bill by up to 20%, or wipe away some past due bills. the point is, if you're having trouble paying your energy bill, don't give up. yeah, there's a lot of help out there. that's neal hebert with pg&e. he says several p

south hayward, union city, fremont, and the warm springs. south fremont station. >> all right. pacific palisades area of los angeles has been devastated by fire. as we've shown you today, with many businesses destroyed in the heart of that community. >> fox l.a. reporter gigi graciette shows us what happened in one block of sunset boulevard. >> there is so much loss. melvin and jen here. big businesses, small businesses. let's start with this casa nostra trattoria. we're on the 15,300 block of sunset boulevard here. this is such a popular italian restaurant. if you live in the palisades, even if you don't and you like italian food, you have probably eaten here at one time or another. they have a beautiful or had a beautiful patio. it is all gone. you can actually see if i'm sorry. photographer tony buttitta if you pan to the left and you can sort of see all the way there. that's actually starbucks or that was starbucks that's on the corner there. starbucks is gone. a lady just actually walked up for us. she's not a local. she was looking for the starbucks, hoping it was open. s

attorney's office has filed charges against a man for committing a string of commercial burglaries in union city last year they arrested. 22 year-old nathaniel porter, who now faces 8 counts of second degree burglary. he's accused of breaking into different 8 different % businesses. it strip malls last march and he was already on felony probation at the time. >> well, new this morning, san francisco firefighters put out a fire in the 600 block of ella streets. this is video provided by the fire department. you can see there was a ladder truck extended there near the 6 on 9-1-1. caller said that scooter had caught on fire at the moment. crews are working to clear up the damage. meantime, fire crews in the east bay spent the day working to reduce the fire risk here in the bay area. crews with the moraga orinda fire district conducted prescribed burns behind saint mary's college shark cameras. were there. they took advantage of the unusually dry january to burn piles of trimmings that cut down last spring from the oak trees nearby. dennis ryan with the fire district says that when it comes down to

berkeley and 880 southbound certainly slowing down out ohayward and possibilities of slowing through union cityng the brake lights again into fremont. so overall it's kind of the usual stuff this morning. if you are headed westbound 580, out of tracy, getting towards the dublin interchange, that's going to take about an hour and sort overgiving you panel overview here as well of the south bay north 101 tapping the brake lights out of south san jose all the way to the 880 connector there. and you will see some pockets of slowing as you head into mountain view. now it is windy out there. so be mindful of that. but the good news is, there are no foggy spots to slow you down. >>> well, the odds of winning the lottery are extremely low. for the south carolina woman her dream came true and it was all >>> welcomes back. let's ends this hour with something quite literally jumping for joy. >> i know reed right? no one expects you to play it cool when you win a quarter million dollars but this woman in south carolina hit it big and her reaction was priceless. caught on camera, look at her. at a gas stati

we spoke to the union square alliance, who say they're hoping attendees will leave the city with a gooderience. >> absolutely. 8000 people concentrated right here in union square. this is not the convention center. this is union square and all things surrounding this district. 8000 people generating over $92 million in economic impact. that is huge. >> we also heard from mayor daniel lurie speaking directly to attendees yesterday, telling them more than 8000 people here, that san francisco is on an upward trajectory and they are here at a great time during it. today, first lady jill biden expected to speak at the event. the conference as a whole will last until thursday evening. we're live this morning in san francisco's union square. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> james. thank you. 836 now. credit card skimming cases are increasing across california. here are some of the best ways to avoid being scammed by one. look at the card reader and check to see if the machine is sticking out or bulging. at gas stations, is the pump panel open or have a broken seal? these can all be tel

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city, as you said, looking to show off its best side to the visitors. the j.p. morgan healthcare conference has taken over san francisco's union square. erence has drawn an estimated 8000 conventioneers to the west, and saint francis san francisco mayor daniel lurie addressed attendees on the first day, telling them they've arrived. as the city is on an upward trajectory at this very moment, san francisco is at an inflection point, and in this new era, our potential has no ceiling. >> i'm glad you bet on san francisco and brought your conference here. >> the conference has an outsized impact, drawing other conventions to the city to coincide with jp morgan's alex bastian from the hotel council of san francisco, said it's meant full hotel rooms around the city. >> so we're talking about 20,000 people in total, probably in town around this time. we have about 8000 here for j.p. morgan, but we also have a lot of people that come here for those indirectly related conferences. >> the conference in san francisco follows the high profile assassination of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson in manhattan last month. with that in mind, there is

city about $5 million. the fire department is already keeping one station closed as part of the budget cuts, and the incoming president of the oakland firefighters union says the city is not stopping with those three stations. and then the city is threatening to close an additional four for a total of seven, which is 30% of our engine companies. and that's unthinkable. i mean, there's no way we can responsibly respond to emergencies like that. there are no firehouses that we can afford to close. we need every rehouse we have and then some, but we feel like we can adequately cover these two firehouses and make sure that our community still receives the high level of service that they're that they've become accustomed to. the fire chief says station 21, where today's announcement was made, will cover for the stations closed during the brownouts. four other stations will assist when needed. the city adminirator says his office is looking for new revenue to help prevent closing for more stations next month, as is currently planned. sweeping changes are on the way for the embattled antioch police department. the u.s. department of justice will now be overs

they say he started a fire at a home in union city back in september that killed 66 year old ronald myersschwenke is no stranger to law enforcement. he was charged with murder back in 2019 after being accused of killing his father. that case, though, was later tossed out due to insufficient evidence. >> our time now. 559 san jose police continue to investigate a crash where a pedestrian was killed. it happened on the evening of december 11th at flickinger avenue and hokkaido drive. the driver of a toyota camry hit a man who was in the crosswalk. police say the driver stopped and did cooperate with the authorities. >> life is not guaranteed for none of us. >> memorials across new orleans keep growing as the investigation into the deadly new year's day attack continues. we have the latest from the fbi on the suspect as the community there rallies to recover from that tragedy, and the final preparations are underway in santa cruz. as the city gets ready to reopen the famous wharf. these are live pictures you're looking at. we tell you about the safety precautions for people who want to visit

you can see 880 traffic is okay, no problems on 880 heading south yet into union city or fremont. mateo and dumbarton bridge look good and silicon valley commute so far is quiet. 616. let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. >> sal. thank you sir. we will start with what's going on in southern california. the system is digging in there, and that is generating wind with high pressure to the north and that low developing to the south. the high doesn't like the low, so it's going to fill it with wind. and that's what we're dealing with already some pretty good gusts here, about 35 to almost 50mph near mount diablo. 49 lucas valley a couple of sites in the marin county hills 44 45mph. santa rosa, fairfield, golden gate bridge and oakland hills 35 36mph. so wind advisory goes until 10 a.m. tomorrow. so it will be an issue today and tonight into early tomorrow. i mean, some of the gusts have come down a little bit. some aren't that bad, but it is no doubt a north northeast breeze here for many. 40s for a few, 50s for most. i mean, santa rosa is 5958 napa airport, fairfield 5657.

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the city says the move will save oakland about $5 million, which is a small step toward closing that $130 million budget deficit. we told you about earlier this morning, the oakland firefighters union called for the city to reconsider while sharing a warning to residents. be aware that you'll be waiting a very long time for help, regardless of your emergency. you will not have a fire engine at your doorstep in four minutes like you would have just yesterday. you will not quickly have firefighter paramedics to help you or your family. the oakland fire department chief says the decision was based on data analysis and shows the risk is lower as the oakland hills area is not currently in peak fire season. in total, three fire stations in oakland are now out of service. the city previously shut down station ten next to highway 580 for renovations. now to our making it in the bay series. as we enter the new year, many are wonring what the bay area housing market will look like in 2025. so we sent our business and tech reporter scott budman in search of some answers. and hey, look, scott is here bearing those answers for you. scott, you know, everybody wants to know what do things look li

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the city's police union is now asking to rejoin the fbi's joint terrorism task force. >> the city was part of that federal task force but left in 2017. ktvu christien kafton has our story tonight. >> the terror attack in new orleans on new year's day has law enforcement across the country and here in the bay area looking for how best to defend against similar attacks. now, in a social media post, san francisco's police officers association has called for the city to rejoin the fbi's joint terrorism task force. the psa saying the recent attacks, coupled with upcoming events in san francisco, including the mayoral inauguration, the jpmorgan chase convention and the nba all stars game now, they say, is the time to rejoin. >> the eyes of the world are going to be on san francisco basically for the next two months, right? to see how we handle these high profile events. >> the fbi describes the joint terrorism task force as, quote, the nation's front line of defense against terrorism, both international and domestic. the jttf works to coordinate law enforcement efforts and facilitate commun

needed cash into the city by completing the sale of the oakland coliseum here, outside city hall, the firefighters unions set to have a press conference in about 30 minutes to talk about the dangers of closing these stations and really ask the city council to reconsider. the city council is going to have their first meeting of the new year here at 11. so the union is trying to make sure that anyone coming here for that meeting sees them. they see this press conference. and as you can see, they're setting up. we've already got firefighters out here. so they're going to have that press conference again at 10:00. and we'll bring you more on what they say there. live in oakland. amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. >> amanda thank you. today, president biden is set to meet with the families of survivors and victims from the new year's day terror attack in new orleans. earthcam is providing us with a live look at bourbon street, not far from the scene of the attack. an army veteran rammed a truck into a crowd of people, then opened fire, killing 14 people and injuring many others. the fbi is tracking the move

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holding our breaths, holding our breaths while we wait for the city to do the right thing, keeping oakland firehouses open. the firefighters union says they responded to nearly 80,000 emergencies last year. if the city temporarily shuts down four more stations next month to save money. the union says that the seven closures in total will take away about 30% of their ability to respond to fires and other emergencies. yesterday we spoke with ken houston, who's about to be sworn in as a council member who represents the district that has station 28 in it. he says he's going to fight to get it reopened, to get that station reopened. the firefighters also calling on government leaders to finally come to a deal to sell this share of the oakland coliseum. and with that new money coming in, they hope that they could get these stations reopen sooner rather than later. reporting live, bob redell, nbc, bay area news. all right. a lot to follow there. thank you very much, bob. also breaking this midday today marks four years since the insurrection on the u.s capitol. this is a live look at capitol hill this midday where just moments ago, u.

city. james. >> andre. we have seen union square bustling with people for the last two hours here as the city woke up as the conference day two started getting underway, all happening at the westin san francis, just behind where i'm standing this morning. and we know about 8000 people have been in attendance here since yesterday when it all kicked off. it's also the first major event in the city since mayor daniel lowry took office as the mayor of san francisco. now, the san francisco hotel council says likely about 20,000 people are in town taking up rooms for a number of indirectly related smaller conferences happening coinciding with this j.p. morgan conference. with that comes a lot of security, and that is after the idea of this assassination of the united health care ceo brian thompson. all of that happening at a health conference in new york. san francisco police officers have been lined up in and outside the hotel, not just yesterday, but all morning as well. and they will be that way for the duration of the conferenc

some people are now joining the oakland firefighters union and calling for the city to immediately reopen those fire stations. the city council had previously said the closures were unavoidable, as the city looks to fill a $129 million budget deficit. we are monitoring these wildfires 24/7 online. you can get lots of information and stay up to date. also by downloading our free nbc bay area app. we have a lot more news ahead. clearing out rv encampments in san jose. the city lauhes a new program to tow them away. but where will these people go? are ian cull is looking into those efforts. also, where is the best place to find a job? the bay area isn't bad, but it's not number one. we're going to show you a new solutions to its long running issue of people parking and living in their rvs on city streets. and as part of the process, it's also cracking down on more than two dozen sites where rvs are stacking up. today, the mayor outlined the crackdown and offered suggestions about where these people can go. our ian cull was there with the mayor, who explained the new plan. and ian, tell us an

san francisco's police union wants the city to rejoin a federal terrorism task force.hy san francisco stopped working with that organization to begin with, and why some police officers want t new orleans and las vegas. the sfpd says they are a reminder that the threat of terrorism on u.s. soil remains very real, and departments need to be working together to stop these events from happening. the san francisco police commission made the decision to withdraw from the fbi task force back in 2017, amid conflicts over the city's sanctuary laws and the trump administration's stance on immigration. for more on what rejoining the federal task force would mean, we're joined now live in studio with mark deveau, former fema coordinator. mark, thank you for joining us today. >> you're welcome andre. >> all right, so first of all, let's talk about what exactly was the coordination between sfpd and the fbi's joint terrorism task force? >> well, they're one agency amongst many across the country. there's 200 joint terrorism task force. and their idea and their intent is to be able to

month's high profile killing of a health care ceo in new york city. >> the jp morgan healthcare conference has taken over san francisco's union square. the conference has drawn an estimated 8000 conventioneers to the west and saint francis. san francisco mayor daniel lurie addressed attendees on the first day, telling them they've arrived. as the city is on an upward trajectory at this very moment. >> san francisco is at an inflection point, and in this new era, our potential has no ceiling. i'm glad you bet on san francisco and brought your conference here. >> conference has an outsized impact, drawing other conventions to the city to coincide with jp morgan's alex bastian from the hotel council of san francisco, said it's meant full hotel rooms around the city. >> so we're talking about 20,000 people in total, probably in town around this time. we have about 8000 here for jp morgan, but we also have a lot of people that come here for those indirectly related conferences. >> the conference in san francisco follows the high profile assassination of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson in manhattan last month. with that in mind