and if it's because vicki helped you... totally. it's because vicki was here.ent going through something like that, you do lash out. you are angry. but i had someone who had my back, and also, yeah, your dad and i are friends. we're good friends, and i would not want it to be any other way. yeah. cos it's what's best for everybody, really, and i do think being in the mum—une had a huge part to play in that, massively, yeah. being a single mum can be really challenging when you don't have a back—up, and we've been able to give each other that back—up. we're just here to support each other and raise the kids- and make sure that they have the best lives - that they can possibly have. i think, if there was a situation where i was a single parent, i would definitely do it. i think it's a wonderful thing, that it helps people heal and rebuild new relationships. it's who you choose to love and care about and rely on and to have a supportive relationship with. community is so important, and we're quite an individualistic society, and it's nice to see people relying on

and if it's because vicki helped you... totally. it's because vicki was here.rough something like that, you do lash out. you are angry. but i had someone who had my back, and also, yeah, your dad and i are friends. we're good friends, and i would not want it to be any other way. yeah. cos it's what's best for everybody, really, and i do think being in the mum—une had a huge part to play in that, massively, yeah. being a single mum can be really challenging when you don't have a back—up, and we've been able to give each other that back—up. we're just here tol support each other and raise the kids - and make sure that they have the best lives - that they can possibly have. i think, if there was a situation where i was a single parent, i would definitely do it. i think it's a wonderful thing, that it helps people heal and rebuild new relationships. it's who you choose to love and care about and rely on and to have a supportive relationship with. community is so important, and we're quite an individualistic society, and it's nice to see people relying on and gettin

vicki. yeah. >> well, grant earlier this morning, la county officials, they updated the public on the status of the sun set fire all evacuation orders have been lifted. it started in the runyon canyon area in the hollywood hills around five-thirty. very dramatic last night burning roughly 43 acres of fire crews. they were able to control the fire overnight. thankfully and crews are currently working to contain the spot fires. the sun swept fire that destroyed a for story home in studio city last night. the powerful winds caused flames to spread to nearby brush. but crews were able to quickly knock down the flames. keeping them from growing passed. just one acre the cause of this fire is under investigation. as for the hearst fire that's in sylmar. so far it has burned 855 acres. officials say that the flames are 10% contained. there are no reports of any homes at least at this time. that fire broke out late tuesday night near where the 5 freeway meets the 14 in the 2.10 freeways, some areas

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. president trump is kicking off his second term with flurry of activity from the oval office. >> issuing more executive orders on day one than any other president since franklin roosevelt in 1937, everything from immigration and border security. 2 pardons for people involved in the january 6th riot too, withdrawing from the paris climate agreement and the world health organization. >> day 2 in office has been marked by the expected angry pushback to many of the president's first big moves are. catherine heenan is in the newsroom with details. hi, catherine. hi. you know that the trump team, cannot be surprised by any of this. but one of the standout issues igniting christian criticism today, clemency for the january 6 rioters, some of them tonight are already walking free along with the plan, deportations of undocumented immigrants. it was really front and center in the news today. >> president trump's day began with a prayer service and the casual observer might have wondered why when

vicky fulkerson was a good friend of sandi's. they bonded in the hospital after their sons, both premature, were born on the same day. sandi was a little younger than vicky, a tiny woman with a huge zest for life. oh, i loved being around sandi. and it just seemed like she really cared about people. andrea canning: no one knew that better than sandi's cousins, gina boone and nanci brown. they all grew up together. sandi is action, action, move, go, do do, talkative, laugh always. she's a mile a minute. nanci brown: and beautiful. gina boone: gorgeous. nanci brown: tiny little thing. tiny. she wore like a double zero. she modeled, even? she did some modeling, actually, yeah. i think i remember she did some kind of a bridal thing at one time. andrea canning: that friday, sandi took the day off from her job at a car dealership to prepare for the party. sandi's husband greg says she was always a mom first. everything was about the kids, you know? so everything revolved around the kids. how excited was she to be a mom? i think she was

vicki grant. thank you, kathy, i daniel lurie will be sworn in as san francisco's 46 mayor tomorrow during the campaign, he talked about his commitment to improving public safety. he went back to that time and time again. he's been visiting each police station in the city and today was his final stop before he takes office. >> kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> daniel lurie has an 8 right along with police officers and may 10 visits to police stations in san francisco promising changes to the force after he is officially sworn in as the next mayor. crime was one of the main concerns for voters who chose daniel lurie to be san francisco's next. mayor. the day before his inauguration, lori made his 10th police station visit central police station in north beach, realizing that technology updates need to be a part of the changes he calls for while in office and their police cars, for instance, sf state police. if these computers have screens they're going up to an address, they can actually see pict

i'm vicki liviakis grant lotus a big story we're following tonight. the chronicle is reporting a federal grand jury has indicted former oakland mayor sheng thao citing sources close to the investigation. the chronicle says a grand jury has indicted her doesn't go into details about why exactly you may remember her home in homes of executives of a local waste company were raided last june kron four's dan kerman is live there in the newsroom with more. dan grant, vicki was almost a month ago and mayor sheng thao left office after being recalled. she's maintained her innocence ever since the fbi raided her home last june. now, reports are correct, another shoe has dropped. it was last june when federal agents raided the home of then oakland mayor sheng thao, along with the offices of calloway solutions and the homes of members of the family that own that company. i have done nothing wrong. >> i can tell you with confidence that this investigation, it's not about me. this reaction from tower in june did not waver. they have told attorney that i am not the

in 2023, tim and vicky moved where he enjoyed the golden years of his life. he was a man of conviction, stewardship, and passion. he held leadership roles in many organizations and was very well-known for his love of hunting, fishing, and western art. tim will be remembered for his sincere adoration for his family, unwavering faith, and steadfast presence there. he was a true cowboy. a man's man. and tough as a boot. i'm incredibly proud to have called him my friend. may the lord bless his memory and his wonderful family. we will all miss him. thank you, tim, farewell. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from california, ms. barragan, for five minutes. ms. barragan: mr. speaker, i rise today with a heavy heart for the thousands of california families who have been devastated by the recent wildfires in and around the los angeles area. homes burnt to the ground. lives lost. family pets gone. precious family photos and sentimental belongings charred. damaged, and in many cases totally destroyed. but the fires didn't ju

i'm vicki liviakis. thanks for joining us. i'm grant lotus. the fire now burning in calabassas is one of several fires that have been burning in and around los angeles county. the 2 biggest the crews are fighting by far the fires and palisades and altadena. the altadena fire is being called the eaton fire within the last hour, officials updated the public and said they have found 2 people who died in the palisades fire. that's in addition to 5 people who have died in the eaton fire in altadena, our country's gayle ong joins us now live from the d newsroom with the latest. what can you tell us? >> vicki grant, the palisades and ian pfizer, largest of the several fires burning in southern california, have burned at least 32,000 acres at last check, both 0 containment and more than 10,000 structures. many of them homes have burned in the fnres from above. >> dozens of blocks flight into smoldering rubble in the pacific palisades community on the ground. homeowners surveying the devastation for the first time thursday. did you decide to walk up he

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. that fire broke out just before 10, 30 this morning and get a look at some of the video we are now getting from the scene. you can see actually some people abandoned their cars as they panicked, trying to flee their homes. bulldozers had to come in to be used to clear the roadways for fire crews to get through to do their job. there's a chain reaction. some people abandoned their cars and then folks behind them. obviously couldn't get anywhere. so people were just running on foot. there's no estimate yet on the number of homes that have burned. but you see it in the video. there are many dozens, maybe hundreds. governor newsom has declared a state of emergency. >> the santa ana winds are just wreaking havoc, tearing through southern california. fire officials describing the fire as a blow torch. the fire for several road closures, including at least 2 freeways a fire burning just 10 miles from malibu. that's where a fire burned 4,000 acres last month. >> firefighters are afraid that t

our deputy political editor vicki young is in westminster — vicki, some concern about how long thesedefinitely been the biggest reaction today to the timescale and that is because the final bit of this report could be as late as 2028. of course, the government has a massive majority so the question is why don't they just majority so the question is why don't theyjust go ahead much sooner than that and make the changes? their answer to that is they want to get a political consensus. they say they picked louise casey to run this investigation because she is someone who gets things done so they think it could actually be quicker than that. they also say that with huge changes, they need to take time, they need to do it properly and so those first recommendations could come in 2026. the tories have said the government needs to be bold and ambitious, the lib dems who have done a lot of campaigning on the issue of care say it could all be donein issue of care say it could all be done in one year. but there is, as we have been hearing, an awful lot of political cynicism around this issue an

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. that fire broke out just before 10, 30 this morning and get a look at some of the video we are now getting from the scene. you can see actually some people abandoned their cars as they panicked, trying to flee their homes. bulldozers had to come in to be used to clear the roadways for fire crews to get through to do their job. there's a chain reaction. some people abandoned their cars and then folks behind them. obviously couldn't get anywhere. so people were just running on foot. there's no estimate yet on the number of homes that have burned. but you see it in the video. there

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus. the fight continues tonight against those deadly wildfires burning in la county. crews have been able to gain some containment on especially the ones burning in pacific palisades and altadena. but high winds could cause them to grow exponentially at the santa anas. here's a look at the latest numbers between the palisades and eaton fires alone. at least 24 people have died. 17,000 structures that homes and cars, businesses, apartment buildings. >> destroyed. and right now more than 37,000 acres are burning. >> a closer look at the fires, the fire pacific palisades is killed. at least 8 people. right now. it is 14% contained after burning more than 23,000 acres. the eaton fire in altadena and parts of pasadena has killed at least 16 people. that fire is 33% contained after burning more than 14,000 acres. >> tonight, tens of thousands of people there are under evacuation orders because of these wildfires, kron four's rob nesbitt has been talking with people today who are still not able

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. this of course comes as la continues to clean up from the devastating eaton and palisades fires. thankfully, as of right now, as we mentioned, no structures are damaged and they're calling this the hughes fire yeah, they're preparing have a news conference any minute now. we'll be monitoring that. and as soon as that happens, we'll let you know of the latest developments. again, what they're calling this hughes fire now to 9,000 acres. no containment, some 19, 20,000 people have been told to get out of their homes. now, this also comes as mudslide. preparations are underway in the burn areas. con first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to give us an update on all of that. we hear, lawrence, the winds are whipping around 65 miles an hour. yeah. over the mountain tops. you get very, very gusty winds right now. >> course, these are extremely dry to go along with that. they haven't had any rain, almost all of winter. and so here we sit dry conditions. every time they get one of the

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. surrounded. >> la county from the ocean to the valley. the hearst in the lydia fires there in santa clarita. the woodley fire is burning in the san fernando valley area. but by far the 2 most destructive fires are the eaton fire burning in altadena. the palisades fire in pacific palisades and that palisades fire as ed. grant mentioned earlier is the most destructive in la city history. kron four's kerman has been following the blazes. see joins us live in the newsroom now with the latest and. >> well, you know, just imagine for a minute you've lived in your home for 40 years. raised kids there

vicki mention the bulldozer as we get a little better perspective. you can see the proximity to a pretty populated area. let's go and listen in to our sister station, ktla. >> those structure, structures, this is a bradford and rutland avenue here where firefighters are staged there across the wash. here you have another set of homes, quite a few homes in there. this is a and so and the sounds like the streets are dodger theme. the former players dangers that the i'm sorry, drysdale and lasorda streets there. but any event, the firefighters are set up in that area as well to protect the homes. in the meantime, the brush fire couple lakers in size was being fought by the firefighters on the ground. they and crews were around all 3 sides of the fire. and they were cutting a line. very quickly working really hard right against the flames. but then they brought in bulldozer to come in kind of really big path around that the fire, which is going to help to contain it firefighters are are just waiting or the dozer to get done so that they get in there put

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. alameda county supervisors are trying to 0 in on a choice for their new district attorney. that decision is now there's following november successful recall of pamela price. our kron four's dan kerman joins us now live with more on today's hearing. dan. >> you know, the recall of pamela price passed the 62% of voters in favor making a change. but the person taking over is not up to the voters. it's up to the >> board of supervisors. and then the hearing today they heard from all the finalists, the alameda county board of supervisors has narrowed the field of candidates for district attorney to 7. i'm so blessed that's had this jobs opportunity to serve this community and we'll continue to do so because it's not just my job. my life. >> we'll build. >> community trust with engagement and with complete transparency tuesday at a public hearing they heard from all of them. >> i will never, ever. political. or do something politically. >> because at that age is to me. >> we need to rebuild

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the san francisco chronicle. >> reporting that a federal grand jury has indicted former oakland mayor sheng thao citing sources close to the investigation. the chronicle says a grand jury indicted her but isn't going into details about why no specifics. you may remember that her home in the >> home of some executives of a local waste company were raided in june. kron four's. dan kerman is live in the newsroom with more on these developments. good evening, dan. good evening. it was almost a month ago the mayor saying tell left office she's maintained her innocence. >> since the fbi raided her home last june. now, reports are correct, the other shoe has dropped. >> i have done nothing wrong. i can tell you with confidence that this investigation, it's not about this was then oakland, mayor sheng thao last june, just days after federal agents raided her home. >> the offices of callaway solutions and the homes of members of the duong family that own that company tell maintained her innoce

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the 5 basically surrounded. >> la county from the ocean to the valley. the hearst in the lydia fires there in santa clarita. the woodley fire is burning in the san fernando valley area. but by far the 2 most destructive fires are the eaton fire burning in altadena. the palisades fire in pacific palisades and that palisades fire as ed. grant mentioned earlier is the most destructive in la city history. kron four's kerman has been following the blazes. see joins us live in the newsroom now with the latest and. >> well, you know, just imagine for a minute you've lived in your home for 40 years. raised kids there and with a moment's notice, you have 5 minutes to collect your most precious items and escape only to return the next day to find your home has burned to the ground. that's the reality for many in southern california today. this is what it looked like from the air over pacific palisades wednesday morning thousands of firefighters continue to battle the palisades fire that's destr

news at 4, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. since taking office, president trump has declared an emergency down at the border with mexico. one of his first executive orders. >> it calls for an end to birthright citizenship. california attorney general rob bonta is suing to halt the order forced theresa has details. you have birthright citizens in your state. >> california attorney general rob bonta declaring california is not going to sit back against president trump. the order signed by mister trump attempts to wipe out more than 100 years of legal precedent. courts and the executive branch of long interpreted the 14th amendment as guaranteeing the rights of those born in the united states, regardless of their parents, citizenship to be u.s. citizens. california attorney general rob bonta and local activist groups say that they are prepared to deal with the fallout of the order. item number one. >> they're deserving protection of their constitutional right. overcome your fear and have some courage and commitment to your princi

vicky young, bbc news, westminster.f 14—year—old killian bokassa, who was stabbed to death on a bus in south—east london last week have named two teenagers they want to speak to. our correspondent graham satchell is with me, and they've released names and photos of the boys they want to speak to? ability as a minister is not going to last long. chris mason, thank you. yes, that is right. this attack was absolutely horrifying and shocking, partly because kelyan bokassa was just ilt years old, so young, but also because it happened in broad daylight in the middle of the afternoon, very much in public on a double decker bus, since the attack police have been trawling through hours and hours of cctv footage, talking to witness, and as you say they have released images of two teenagers, they are 16—year—old mosawar zazi and 15—year—old colin chabikwa. there are two more images of the same boys, and they appear to come from the cctv cameras onboard a bus, we are not sure whether this is the 472 bus the, the bus that kelyan bo

lets speak to vicki young.ention to reach across party consensus on this, it's taking too long, the liberal democrats saying that they are bewildered by the proposed length of this review. why is the government saying it's taking as long as potentially 2028 before we hear the results? it potentially 2028 before we hear the results? . . , potentially 2028 before we hear the results? . ., , , results? it certainly is the timescale _ results? it certainly is the timescale of _ results? it certainly is the timescale of this - results? it certainly is the - timescale of this independent commission that's attracting most of the reaction today — and that's because as you say, although there will be some interim recommendations in 2026, the final bit of the report, which is the most contentious part of it, as in funding and who pays for it, could take up until 2028. and even though wes streeting says he wants political consensus, obviously the massive labour majority don't actually need to have that — they could just g

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vicki young, bbc news, westminster.secution service described axel rudakubana as having a "sickening interest" in death and violence. it's emerged that he was known to multiple authorities before last summer's murders, and that he was referred to the counter—terrorism programme prevent three times because of his obsession with violence, but no action was taken because, under prevent�*s criteria, he wasn't categorised as a terrorist. our uk correspondent daniel sandford looks why the system failed. preparing to leave his home in the morning of the attack, this was axel rudakubana, masked and ready to commit mass murder. but six months on, police have found no political motive, which means the world of counter—terrorism, which includes prevent, does not regard him as a terrorist. he mightjust be a violent person who was unstable who decided to commit an unspeakable atrocity, and has copied things that he has seen. he has not done it to topple a government, intimidate a government into changing its policy, or to intimidate

nbc's vicky nguyen is here with more, all the answers we need. hi, vicky. >> hi, good morning. black plastic utensils are out. >> reporter: the headlines were alarming, warning consumers to ditch black plastic utensils. the push after a recent study from toxic-free future found flame retardants in some utensils, containers and toys. black plastic, unlike other colorshas been found to contain recycled electronics made with these chemicals. the researched findings were corrected after the initial study wrongly stated some of the chemicals found were close to unsafe levels under u.s. standards. the results were actually less than 0.1 of those levels. still, study co-author says no level of flame retardant should be allowed in products that touch our food. >> flame retardants are known to be harmful to human health, they have been linked to cancer, reproductive and developal harm. >> reporter: so should you throw out all of your black plastic? not so fast, according to dr. joe zagorski, a toxicologist for the center of research on ingredient safety at michigan state university. >>

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so fema does have enough for immediate grant and vicki. all right, catherine, thank you for that.l, it's been exactly a week since those fire started in southern california. and a new poll out shows how registered voters feel about. >> the governor's response, our capitol correspondent eytan wallace gives us a closer look. southern california reels from the devastating and deadly fires. governor gavin newsom remains on the ground in the fire zone responding to the here in altadena. >> a community completely ravaged. and now this poll from emerson college shows of 1000 registered voters surveyed across the country, 30% approve of the governor's response to the fires. while 42% do not another 28% are either neutral or undecided. loyola law school professor jessica levinson weighing very understandably people, blaine leadership sometime fairly sometimes not at this point. i think it's too soon to say. >> we know what happened and we know who to blame. do you think? >> how he handles this could impact him down the road politically. i think if people ultimately find that there's someth

so that's a deal back to grant vicki. thanks, kathy. still ahead on the news at 6, a star from the hit show. >> shark tank says he's throwing his hat the ring. try to save tiktok from being banned in the u.s. that story banned in the u.s. that story and more after the break. speak now or forever hold your- [cough] only took 4-hour cough liquid? [cough] unlike robitussin dm, delsym liquid offers 12 hours of cough relief all day or night. delsym, cough crisis averted. speak now or forever hold your- [cough] only took 4-hour cough liquid? [cough] unlike robitussin dm, delsym liquid offers 12 hours of cough relief all day or night. delsym, cough crisis averted. >> california's homeless population remains the biggest in the nation. but new federal data. it shows the crisis is growing more slowly here than in most of the rest of the country. the department of housing and urban development's numbers show that it's gone up more than 3% last year compared to 2023, two-thirds of california's homeless residents sleep outside, which is the highest

. >> with that part of the story route grant vicki protests have been happening for months in the bay area, calling for a cease-fire from the golden gate bridge to the campus at stanford university. everyone i spoke with today's happy that a deal has been reached but cautiously optimistic. this rally in 2023 in front of san francisco city hall was organized by local jewish organizations calling for the release of israeli hostages. a 3rd of the 100 hostages still held in gaza are believed to be dead. > the ceasefire deal between hamas and israel comes 15 months after the attack on israel that killed more than 10a0 people. jeremy russell, with the jewish community relations council bay area says the attack triggered more anti semitism that he's ever seen before. it's been a 15 month nightmare. >> for for the jewish community in the barry worldwide. and of course, in israel since october, 7th, since those attacks place october 7th, the cease-fire deal is scheduled to start sunday, according to qatar's prime minister. the first israeli hostages expected to be released, include the elderly

the judge is set to make a final ruling on february 6th grant vicki. >> thank you, dan. in response to the growing concerns of the undocumented community about president trump's new immigration policies, california attorney general rob bonta along with 10 other state attorneys general, they have sent out a joint statement saying the constitution prevents the government from forcing state and local authorities to enforce federal laws saying that they will continue to investigate and prosecute crimes regardless of immigration status, assuring they will not be distracted by the president's mask deportation agenda. >> there is mass devastation across la is fire. crews have been battling several wildfires, of course, over the past couple of weeks. the latest a cause, a bunch of destruction. the hughes fire hasn't destroyed homes but has torn through brush burned about 10,000 acres and only 12 hours or so yesterday. this thing just took off. fortunately, that constant aerial attack is helping crews to start to get the upper hand on it started late yesterday morning along the 5

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vicki, back to you. all right. kathy been a major development tonight. >> officials say that hamas has accepted a draft agreement for a cease-fire in the gaza strip and the release of dozens of hostages. us and qatar officials say that israel and hamas, we're at the closest point yet to sealing a deal that would bring them a step closer to ending the war. and israeli officials says that progress has been made. but details are being finalized. the three-phase plan would need to be submitted to the israeli cabinet for final approval. the justice department has released a report about its investigation into president elect trump's involvement in efforts to overturn the 2020 election. >> former special counsel now jack smith determine in his report. he believes president trump would have been convicted. smith says he fully stands behind his decision to bring criminal charges in the report. said the charges would have resulted in a conviction had voters not return trump to the white house. justice department dismissed t

i'm vicki liviakis grant lotus. this is a story you will only see on kron 4. tonight we're hearing from the mom of the young man. >> who was killed in this multi-vehicle crash at 6th and harrison in san francisco, a brutal scene and officials are saying a black tesla was going 98 miles an hour at the time of that accident. kron four's lezla gooden joins us live from the newsroom now with more on your conversation. lets let has to be impossibly hard for this mother. >> yes, it was a very, extremely difficult conversation. it's been 2 days since this deadly crash took 27 year-old kells life on sunday. i spoke with his mother who calls him isha. she says he is her youngest son and that his smile and heart touched a lot of people. >> with kind and helping everybody using all his skills his knowledge, he would never refuse. >> anyone meet julia mom to 27 year-old nick, how better known as miesha me she was involved in the 7 car collision at the intersection of 6th street between bryant and harrison originally from southern california. he called san francisco home f

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i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. certainly appreciate you being with us here. president biden is set to deliver. >> his final address to the nation any minute now. they will not only kept his presidency, but his 5 decades in politics yet taking a live look at the white house right now where the president will be delivering his speech from the oval office. tonight's speech could be the president's last opportunity to reshape american is less than glowing views on his term. latest. poll there shows him at 9.39% approval rating. yeah. his poll numbers are the lowest they've been during his presidency. matching numbers in june. those polls were taken, though, in recent days without the benefit to biden of having that cease-fire deal, which was announced today that obviously would have been helpful there. and the biden administration worked closely not only with other countries like egypt, but also with the incoming trump administration to get that deal done. yeah. biden administration heavily involved in the negotiations there today saying that american hostages wi

vicki and grant. >> thank you, catherine. and taking a live look now from atlanta, georgia, tonight where people have been filing in all day long to pay their respects to the former president, jimmy carter. this is at the carter center tomorrow. his casket will be flown to washington, d.c., where he'll lie in state at the capitol until his funeral on thursday. the former president will then be laid to rest next to his wife, the late rosalynn carter. president carter died last week at the age of 100. >> and intent to resign as party leader as prime minister. this country deserves a real choice in the next elections. >> after nearly a decade in power, canadian prime minister justin trudeau is stepping down as that country's leader. he's faced pressure from his own party to quit over the past few months. following successive election losses and the resignation of key ministers. he'll stay on as prime minister until a new leader of the liberal party is chosen. the canadian parliament will be suspended until march, which should al

vicky's like you. so and i know some days. yeah, it's a beautiful shot. there. >> kathy, going to little she gets her station. so, kathy, you know, you feel guilty about the great weather that we're experiencing the rest of the country with the polar vortex. and then, of course, the big fires. and southern california. how long is this going to last? >> what does feel guilty? i'm i'm so happy that we are having a respite because we've had our own trials and tribulations at times. but you know, this going to last a while in terms of the dry weather. now, of course, the rain. i mean, he's not anywhere, not coming any time soon. that's for sure. but a beautiful view of quite tower. and here are the future wind gusts overnight tonight really strong up to 70 miles per hour possible in the highest peaks. otherwise. 44 to 45 mile an hour. winds are possible, especially a strong around midnight or so. this is a lot like last night, but it dies down very quickly. look what happens as we head towards sunrise around 7.30, all of a sudden the wind gusts die down littl

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i'm vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus. our rob nesbitt joins us now live in the studio with what people here in the bay area have been saying about this monumental news drop. grant and vicki, there have been several protests in the last year throughout the bay area from the golden gate bridge. >> to stanford university, i got reaction from both members of the pro palace and community, but also some jewish groups. >> this rally in 2023 in front of san francisco city hall was organized by local jewish organizations calling for the release of israeli hostages. a 3rd of the 100 hostages still held in gaza are believed to be dead. the ceasefire deal between hamas and israel comes 15 months after the attack on israel that killed more than 1000 people. jeremy russell, with the jewish community relations council bay area says the attack triggered more anti semitism that he's ever seen before. i know people who've been, you know, probably assaulted. >> with anti-semitic slurs, there's been this. >> nonstop of vandalism. jewish busi

vicki, back to you. >> thank you, kathy. our parent company nexstar media group is partnering with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims in southern california. if you're able to help to do is scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you to the page where you can donate. >> and we are staying on top of these deadly wildfires in los angeles county for the latest information you can scan the code on your screen. now to some breaking news in san francisco. we have been tracking crews are on scene of a major crash. >> and the city's outer sunset. >> our kron sarah stinson has arrived on scene joins us now live with the latest. when we last spoke to you. you had some questions about how dangerous what the extent of the injuries that have you learned anything new? >> well, we know so far is that one person has been brought to the hospital with serious injuries to others, but to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. we're told each person from a different vehicle involved in this crash. let me get out of

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i'm noelle bellow and i'm vicki liviakis. donald trump took the oath of office today making him. >> the 45th and 47th president of the united states during his inaugural address, the president said from this day forward it will be america first. >> he said there will be a complete restoration of america and the revolution of common sense and quote, with that came a stack of executive orders signed as well. the inauguration has also resurfaced concerns for immigrants. kron 4 says stephanie rothman joining us alive from san jose outside at valley fair mall. a rally is taking place right now. stephanie. >> that's right. now, while all that rally has now turned into a march, its planned and they just now started making their way past santana row. as you can see, a large number of people were kind of at the back end it. so you can see all the signs and protests that are happening. but it's a large variety of local organizations that are here. their commonality is that they're standing up to the now president for his second term an

i'm vicki liviakis. great lotus. more images are coming out of what is left to parts of southern california. la county just. >> devastating wildfires are still tearing through neighborhoods, leaving behind piles of rubble where homes once stood so here's a look at what's left of altadena after the eaton fire moved through that area. >> the neighborhood that was once lush with greenery and life. now a ghost town, at least 16 people are dead and it is now. 35% contained and burning more than 14,000 acres. about 7 1000 homes, buildings and cars destroyed, gone. here's a look at pacific palisades where >> that fire tore through and devastated more than 10,000 structures. at least 8 people have died and this fire alone containment is up to 17%. but this fire already burned more than 23,000 acres. >> and here's an overall look at those wildfires. 24 people have died. 24 people missing 17,000 structures destroyed. and right now more than 37,000 acres are burning and crews are working really hard to try to gain ground on the

thanks for being with us tonight on kron, 4 news at 6, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. crews were able to make progress on these fires over the weekend. but the death toll has climbed to 24. the palisades fire is now more than 23,000 acres. >> containment is up to 14%. the eaton fire. that's about 14,000 acres. but firefighters have been able to get containment up to 33% more than 12,000 buildings have been damaged and thousands of people, they are still under evacuation orders. tonight. damage from these fires already estimated to be in the billions. but now the concern turns to the weather as firefighters are. >> worried that strong winds in the forecast could some of the progress they made over the weekend scrub forced kathy trafton is here now. >> with details right now. >> and you know, you're right. the winds to die down a little bit over the weekend. it gave a window of opportunity for the firefighters to really make some progress. and they did make progress. but the winds are wrapping up. >> once again, we have extremely dangerous, critical fire concerns across

vicki, back to all right. thank you, dan. tonight, the oakland zoo is sharing an update on this little spider monkey and that the chp rescued during a traffic stop in the central valley. look under their little thing. veterinarian say she still really thin. >> she has a lot of muscle loss, but she is in recovery and following a healthy diet. the zoo has named her less after the montas less bias. fair preserved in mexico, which is home too little spider monkeys like veterinarians think that she is about 5 to 6 months old. obviously stunted growth the zoo is still determining where she will be moved to what she's feeling better. >> you know, a lot of people love to do the weekends, get some donuts. there's a new donut shop that was ravaged by this fire in san francisco is west portal that has officially opened. say hello to george's. there you go. georges doughnuts and merry mint merriment post to have its grand opening in september. but that obviously had to be pushed back because of that fire on west portal at between 14th an

grant vicki. >> all right, dan, well, all 4 people named in the indictment. including talent pier before a federal judge today. kron four's rob nesbitt was in the courtroom where all 4 pleaded not guilty. it was a packed courtroom today in oakland with sheng thao, andre jones. >> david and and do do all present with their attorneys. we heard from lawyers, but the accused are staying silent. 24 hours after the federal indictment was announced listing the charges against sheng thao. the former oakland mayor appeared before a judge pleading not guilty and saying very little her attorney jeffs. i went on the defense on her behalf. today's indictment and the press conference that was held by the government. >> earlier this morning was successful and grabbing headlines. but what it did not do, we serve the ends of justice. the federal charges accusing talent, her partner, andrea jones and accepting bribery money from recycling company owners, david and indeed, along came 7 months after federal agents raided the home of talent, jones. >> side questions. the timing o

and vicki, back to you. ben, thanks very much. house republicans pushed through sweeping legislation this week, too block transgender athletes from women's and girls. school sports, kinda escalating a fierce culture war. >> that puts federal educator education dollars on the line. our washington correspondent reshad hudson has more. >> house republicans say they're upholding a promise to keep transgender student athletes out of women and girls. sports. we know from scripture and from nature that >> men are men and women are women and men cannot become house speaker mike johnson as a champion of the protection of women and girls in sports around the world. it's estimated that more than 700 female athletes have been displaced by males and their women's sporting events. the bill would rewrite title 9 rules to effectively ban transgender athletes from competing on teams matching their gender identity at any school receiving federal funding at the center of the legislation is former ncaa swimmer riley gaines. she has advocated against