city. also thank our district attorneys who are keeping city safe. ership with new police commissioner. to all who serve the city. i saw vanessa gibson. jonathan richards. antonio reynoso. i say that was one -- best in government. thank you to our brothers and sisters. and labor in the house. [applause] thank you labor so much for what you do every day. including htc. and 1199. and the carpenters. we are in a union administration, blue collar mayor. probably one of first mayors in history of new york that was a union member, we were clear on our northstar up lifting union members and up lifting working class people in the city of new york we will continue to do that. to all elected officials. a debt to leaders who came before us tod today we mourn honor one of those leaders, president jimmy carter. true public servant. a leader in humanitarian full of hope and compassion for fellow man, we send prayers to all who knew and loved him and salute his dedication. thank you president carter for your service and leadership, thank you. [applause] hard to beli

so in addition to the public safety personnel who ensured the seamless processions through our city and that the nation's work was done, i want to acknowledge our other great team at the department of public works and the department of transportation who ensured that the snow was cleared and the city was safe. for residents and businesses, most of the impact of the inauguration will be felt in the area directly around the national mall. the united states capitol, the convention center, and around union station. so if you live, work, or need to travel through those areas that are shown on the map, in this coming week and weekend, make sure to plan ahead and give yourself extra time. we also encourage people to use public transportation instead of driving. to help plan for inauguration week, we activated two resources. please use them. our official website is inrawg.dc.gov. inauguration.dc.gov. which provides information for residents and visitors. and a free text service. residents and visit yrs should text dcinaug to 888777. 888777 for updates on road closures, traffic updates and more.

who of city leaders and celebrities, including warriors coach steve kerr. lowery unseated incumbent mayor london breed back in november. the mayor elect expressed optimism for the city despite challenges including a large budget shortfall, homelessness and public safety concerns. >> i'm asking all of you, every single one of you, to join me in reclaiming our place as the greatest city in the world with a new era of accountability, service and change. it's time to roll up our sleeves and get to work. san francisco. >> before the swearing in, lowery and his family served meals at saint anthony's. he said he'll reduce bureaucratic hurdles to address the fentanyl crisis and mental illness on city streets. and he pledged there will be no cuts to police, fire and other first responders. well, it is official. former congresswoman barbara lee has announced her run for oakland mayor. launching her campaign today and tossing her name to join the special election set to happen in april. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with lee minutes after she signed the

city of homes for people. they suspect of committing rule crimes during the acid regime. the also looking for those who have refused to hand over weapons and ammunition to the new administration. redbox are being set up across the city of civilians. and at least 2 neighborhoods have been told to stay at home. in the us, the guy says the call robbing attack in new orleans, which killed 15 people and you used a was a pre meditated act of terrorism. investigators believe that ami veterans jumpsuit the dean jabard from texas was acting alone when he intentionally tried to run down as many people as possible. they say to ball posted several videos on social media pledging allegiance to i still in the alas, before the attack. there's other headlines, the news continues here on out to 0 off to witness and remind that you can keep up today with all of them using a website. i'll just share the com of the week. the easiest thing to pass the fall and that is all headed out there tomorrow . no problem to cool. i'm sure to follow up ok piece of up is because i should reprice a this menu hello. hello. hello. hello.

only a few seconds left here, but any piece of advice for the incoming mayor, who describes himself as a self proclaimed cityall outsider, someone who knows city hall very well. >> yeah. get ready. buckle your seat belt, because it's always something you don't know that's going to happen. that really calls the shots, certainly. >> so is london. breed would say that with the covid 19 pandemic. >> right. exactly, exactly. and the second thing is everybody loves you until you say no. >> okay. phil matier, we appreciate your insight. as always. we'll see you back here again for abc seven news at four. well, those wildfire flames have chased thousands from their homes. up next, we'll hear from some of their stories of survi you can access your fico® score in a snap. (daughter) what i would give to be able to make art on this scale! (dad) you will one day. but it's equally important for you to be thinking about your future... building credit— (daughter) dad... fargo, what's my fico® score? (dad) wow... it's a work of art. (vo) do you fargo? (daughter) that was corny, but i'll take it. (vo) you can. visit wellsfarg

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those who live and work in this great city also those who visit here and who will wait trial and thosehose to be a part of the problem rather than the solution; sheriff miomoto in words and action has continued to work to improve public safety. leading our residents those in our custody through a pandemic not one die friday covid. a stance against those in our jail who is attacked our staff. and yet, fought for inmate freedoms and programs to help prepare them for potential reentry to society. he upon has decreased over time recruited and hired more staff, launched operation safe streets. and one of the things i admire about this sheriff is his diplomacy in dealing with other government leaders in order to achieve those results that our city need in this very moment. sheriff miomoto has a wellingness to roll up his sleeves to get the work done. although, rumor has it he is ready to flex more this term. reference the chronicle editorial in october. flex. a big word there for our sheriff you will see that. anyways, he managed to bolster the image and the rep station of the sheriff's offi

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i think you know when i went in city government i thought about my parents like so many other who is have to navigate city services and resources english first language and help the individuals both navigate, intercept that is on an application approximate signage. it is fulfilling to mow to help people like my parent and feel like government is there to support them and not to harm them. my parents are happy that i retired early from politics and being a district 4 supervisor i could have continued on for a couple more years approximate decided to leave early. i think that over all they were able to see some of my work appear in the chinese newspaper. through that they were able to see i was able to help communities in a tangible way. >> the member of the board of supervisors. >> transportation authority. for the city and county of san francisco. congratulations. >> i think about one importance when i was worn in as district 4 supervisor. years ago, and someone actually came up to me during the swear nothing ceremony and said, wow, i'm traveling here from canada, and i just i could n

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city council all in one day. they'll all face some tough challenges almost immediately. nbc bay area's velena jones was at today's inauguration and sorts out who is now in charge in oakland, and council member gave a motion passes with a vote of eight ayes. congratulations. and with that, the oakland city council is seeing changes. newly appointed council president, council member kevin jenkins is now officially oakland's interim mayor. in a moment of political musical chairs, council member noel gayo will take over as council president. interim mayor jenkins says he's already looking to take action on one of the city's biggest issues. what's going through my mind right now is the budget, making sure that we rebalance our budget for this fiscal year and make sure that we get a budget going for the next fiscal year for the next two fiscal years. also setting up a transition for the next person who becomes mayor. the council also voted to appoint outgoing at-large council member rebecca kaplan to serve as council member for district two. it's a vacancy created by nikki fortunato bas, who is moving on to become a county supervisor. three new coun

phil foden scored twice for city who were in front up until the 92nd minute when christian norgard's er secured a point for the home side. city remain 12 points off the top. the light the control was there in the first half, the start of the second then i don't know what happened. they put pressure on, we could not keep up with the pace. we paid the price there. is there confidence in the dressing room you are good enough to make at least the top four place? there is belief and hope in the changing room, some of the best players in the world. it is possible, i can see the improvements recently. we are getting better and better, to keep going in that way and hopefully we can get back to our levels and that's it, really. a 95th—minute equaliser from reece james salvaged a 2—2 draw for chelsea against bournemouth at stamford bridge. enzo maresca's side still haven't won in 5 league games, bournemouth are now unbeaten in 9. graham potter picked up his first win as west ham manager as they beat fulham 3—2 at the london stadium with goals from carlos soler, tomas soucek and lucas paqueta. w

on the city which struck me as major it's not just about new orleans but evidently we have people out there whotargeted cities who have confected plans who are looking at how do they create destruction. at a higher level to me is who's list are these people on customer who is watching them? and, if we have information especially at the highest level the federal level that has all the tools and all the agencies to monitor stuff like this, how do we have a level of communication between the federal government and local government? one of the most obvious things to me after talking with experts we did not have communication and security defense experts. that needs to change. cooks it does. i was wondering if you had prior information. you just answer that question. as you pointed out, oliver, the world has seen new orleans and successfully host multiple major events. but in that press conference or in this morning mayor requested tactical guidance. this week they will respond accordingly she also stated that for years she has requested mardi gras to be labeled a sera one event and upgrade from a l

they told the industry body in the us who told city of london police and they were led to the property,000 tracks, some of them unreleased, by artists including coldplay and shaw mendez. also there were spreadsheets there and they documented how she had been selling those tracks online using paypal and crypto currencies like bitcoin and had made about £42,000. today she pleaded guilty to 11 copyright offences. she was given 21 months in prison but that has been suspended for two years. she will have to be 180 hours of unpaid work and her hard drives have been destroyed. the time is 6.16. our top story this evening... severe weather warnings have been issued for parts of england and wales over the weekend with amber warnings for snow and ice which could bring "hazardous" travel conditions. caravan owners begin legal action over soaring pitch—fees and a sharp drop in the value of their holiday homes. and coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, friction on the first day of the final test in sydney, but australia are on top against india as they look to seal the series.

meantime, former city council member lauren taylor, who narrowly lost to xiang tao, told me today that he plans to stay in the race. >> retired congresswoman barbara lee walked into oakland city hall wednesday afternoon as mayoral candidate barbara lee. >> supporters who have been urging her to enter the race for mayor, greeted her as she made her way to the city clerk's office to sign the official paperwork needed to launch her campaign. lee made the official announcement wednesday morning with a video post on social media. >> i fought for oakland values. now it's time to bring that business and legislative experience home for an oakland renaissance. >> lee emerged from the clerk's office with a big smile. her decision finally made after months of deliberation. >> i've talked to labor, business, community activists. i've talked to members of the clergy, and the same issues keep coming up. and so i said, well, let's do this. and i'm very excited. >> lee comes with 15 years as a congresswoman for oakland. experience as a state legislator and as a staff member for congressman turned oakl

we're going to begin with. >> who will become the next mayor of oakland that was front and center today as the city council. >> welcome newly elected council members as it begins the process now focusing on who to appoint as inter mayor in november. voters ousted oakland mayor sheng thao. and there's a process now to pick a new person, too. the the in that top job kron four's terisa stasio joins us from our news room with more on this story. a lot of process here, the council, doug wright and first on their agenda promising to make a difference. >> and then filling in the council's vacancy. >> even so much honor that i feel. but gratitude that zac unger, the new oakland city councilmember for district opposition narrative that we sometimes create tech versus blue collar, this neighborhood versus that one newcomers versus long timers. that does nothing but hold us back. this is an all-hands-on-deck moment for oakland. then we rise and fall on the strength of our ability to work together. >> on girl along with ken houston and rowena brown won seats in november. and i know that we have some really tou

he said, we come down to this city to enjoy ourselves and to entertain ourselves and to be with our friends and with our families, because that's who we are louisiana invented hospitality. the people of this city care for each other. and believe you me, we care about each one of the lives that were lost in this city and that we will never forget them. but it would be a tragedy if we let their losses be snuffed out because of fear. this city will be back. we will be open to family and friends and loved ones who want some time to relax from the pressures of life. and so today we're going to have us a sugar bowl. um, we're going to enjoy ourselves. we're going to keep those again who have lost loved ones in in mind, and we're going to get on to the business of this city and this great country. with that, i'll take any questions. >> governor, this is for you and the assistant director. the message has really changed since yesterday. yesterday, the fbi said that people should be vigilant, that he did not act alone, that he likely had help. and now you're coming out the very next day and saying he was a lone wolf. everything is safe. the

fear will paralyze us he said we come down to the city to entertain ourselves and to be with our friends and with our families because that's who we are. louisiana -- hospitality for the people of the city care for each other. we care about each one of the lives that were lost in the city. but it would be a tragedy if we let their losses be snuffed out because of fear. this city will be back, will be open to family and friends and loved ones who want some time to relax from the pressures of life. and so today we are going to have a say sugar bowl. we are going to enjoy ourselves. we will keep those again who have lost loved ones in mind. and we will get on to the business of the city and the great country. without that i will take questions. >> the message has really changed, yesterday the fbi said that he did not act alone, he likely had help and now you're coming out the very next day saying he was a lone wolf, everything is safe, how can you be so sure just 12 hours later? >> here's what i want to remind everyone. i was at happy sheriff. i worked in a jail, i worked on the street, on the interstate. i serve warrants. i can t

if were here today i think he would say yes we we actually do have to be fun city you mentioned you interviewed jay kriegel who played a very important role the lindsay administration and was just a wealth of knowledge about so many things in the city in the history the city. how many interviews did you do for the book? i think around 300. yeah. good. and it's it teaches you you have got to get this stuff down. i -- ravitch, passed away a little more than a year ago. jay kriegel passed away just right before pandemic. so making sure. hazel henderson, who worked on the environmental movement and the clean air, and that was the basis for the legal agreement to refund the subway system. so just making sure you get this stuff down and people's own own words before it's too late has has turned out to be very important. was there anyone that you wanted to interview you didn't get a chance to or turned down or wasn't available. chuck schumer. he was everything all person on my list who was at some point answered me and talked to me of them. it took, you know, ten or 15 tries or getting in touch with like their cousin

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visit the city and who live in the city safe when it comes to these types of events. but everything is a horrific learning experience. and just like the city of new orleans learned after that attack, you said the landrieu administration to even install the bollards at all. we're going to also look forward to see what we can do differently, and we're going to have the backing of state, local and federal partners to provide a greater presence here as we figure and uncover what's happening. but this attack was horrific. the people here are reeling from it, and we are primarily focused as local government, making them safe and making sure that our federal and state partners have every resource available to uncover what happened and get to the bottom of this. >> sure, you welcome people from all over, and as you mentioned, most of these victims are locals, and we certainly recognize the police officers who were injured as well. good to hear that. they're in stable condition, and we'll continue to monitor that as well. counc

now, this is obviously someone who lives cities away from san jose, but has been connected to both city of san jose as well, san francisco. so we don't know how many other cities are involved. so we do urge people to come forward to our detectives if

we welcome visitors to come experience what this incredible city has to offer, but those who are intentionalwful activity should note that there will be consequences. with all of the events scheduled for next week there will be road closures around the u.s. capital, the navy memorial, and the national cathedral. we are asking our community to be patient, plan ahead, and give yourself extra time. we also encourage you to consider utilizing our metro transit system. we have a full list of road closures, maps, and additional information regarding the security of these events online at nsse.dc.gov, it is available for you to view at this moment. thank you all for being here today. we will open the floor for your questions. >> reporter: hi, chief, michelle marsh from 7 news. i first want to thank you all for the hard work you're doing. you mentioned new orleans. that is the case of a single person was self radicalized, someone who did their own planning. can you tell us, how do you prepare for someone who is -bent on carnage? >> i think what we all do, as law enforcement partners, i think every s

now, this obviously someone who lives cities away from jose but has been connected to both cities. tennessee's will san francisco. so we don't know how many other cities are involved. >> san jose police say this is still an active investigation and they're asking anybody with information to come forward. 3 teenage boys arrested in connection to several car burglarits in fairfield. police were called to a hotel on business center drive 2 in the morning and soon after they detained a 14 year-old a 15 year-old and 16 year-old multiple victims then arrived to the to identify the suspects, the stolen property and the suspect's car, the stolen property connects them to at least 5 burglaries in that area. man has been arrested after police say he pointed a gun at a driver during a road rage situation. >> and that a baby in his car that happened just before 5 saturday night on west 3rd street and amador drive in santa rosa. police say this guy. 23 year-old calvin crump had gotten into an argument with the other driver when he pulled a gun on them. officers later say they found crump's car

learned in this time in the years that the gentleman of the city and county of san francisco is a big complicated thing. there are people who have work in the this government for decades. trying to figure out how to make it do better things for the people of the city of san francisco. there are people who have been elected by voters and tried to serve in the building and tried to make that positive change and it it is often hard for the folks me include. to figure out exactly which levers need to be which gears need to be greased. which buttons we push. to deliver for our people. there are knots every where. and for good or ill we are a city of abundant checks and balances. and so part of that choice things we have done to ourselves some of it bibbing in the structure was our gentleman around for decades to get anything done in our system requires good faith trust and a word that our new mayor quoting my predecessor mentioned. hope. in the past 6 years those @electronicallies have been in short supply. today, and is a new day. we have a new mayor. we have a new board of supervisors with 5 new members. and i know from talkin

council meeting 3 new city council members were sworn in and former council member rebecca kaplan was appointed to fill the seat of nikki fortunato bas who want a seat on the alameda county board of supervisors. the new members of the council spoke about their goals of moving the city forward. >> this is an all-hands-on-deck moment for oakland. then we rise and fall on the strength of our ability to work together. and i know that we have some really tough times ahead. >> both locally and at the national level. and yet my heart is overjoyed for the opportunity to work alongside all of you really help up with oakland and create in oakland. that serves as a positive vision for other cities. and i know that we can do this together. thank you. >> the special election to fill the seat left open now by nikki fortunato. bas will be held at the same time as the special mayoral election on april 15. the ongoing bird flu crisis has turned deadly in the united states. health officials in louisiana confirming the first human death from the virus today in the bay area. the infections are leading to shortages of eggs. >> kron four's zac moment reports.

any state agency who has a post-certified officers are here in this city to help secure this city. with that i would like to turn it over to christopher rand, who's the deputy assistant director of the fbi's counter terrorism division. chris. >> thank you, governor landry. good morning. i am fbi deputy assistant director christopher reya. i'm from the counter terrorism division at headquarters and i'm also joined by assistant special agent in charger thethia -- alethia duncan from the new york office. i'm here to discuss investigation in new orleanss and other investigatessive activities outside of the state. first and moat importantly we want to send outrebounded deepest con doll -- our deepest condolences for the victims of the horrific attack and loved ones. 14 innocent victims killed in this senseless attack and at least 35 are injured. we cannot ease the grief people in this community and across the nation are feeling at this time, but rest assured we stand with you and in support of you. all the resources, and i'm going to go into that a little bit later. all the resources of

why don't we go find out who are city council person is they can't humanize politics.y can't understand it because they don't actually get to see it and grapple with it. i also know that parents have the capacity to do this, but kids also have the capacity to learn this. sometimes we say kids don't care about politics. if you've ever watched children make rules in a game that they're playing or play video games or even roblox, they are doing politics. they are doing collective decision making. they are saying this is fair, that's not fair. you can do this, you can't do that. here's the punishment. so they can and they do want to do politics. but in a nationwide survey that we talk about in the book, only 25% of 18 to 24 year olds ever say they've had an intentional conversation about politics with their parents. that means 75% of our kids graduate into a system where they don't understand what's happening, they don't know who to talk to, and they don't have practice doing those hard conversations. so in the book, i then go through, here's how you can do this at differe

security for the country, the amount that she worked with when she was mayor of this city, mexico city and who has very positive results in terms of bringing down the number of homicides in the city. so there is a sense. c that may be moving forward over the next 4 years. finally, this government will be able to get the situation of the bylaws under control, but apparently it, it is intended for short. that is the main concern of mexican right now by far, perhaps the 2nd place will be the economy president, as he also mentioned, is very popular at the moment. and that is largely a result of the social programs that were begun by your printer says around what she has continued. but her government is fairly heavily indebted and that she needs to restore these people that she'll be able to potentially even expand those sorts of programs to have been so popular. and so key in managing her government, it has the power for the most powerful government and perhaps mexican history with control of both chambers of government. so i think will be the main 2 issues that she's going to talk about today. an

hall. >> retired congresswoman barbara lee walked into oakland city hall wednesday afternoon as mayoral candidate barbara lee. supporters whoe been urging her to enter the race for mayor, greeted her as she made her way to the city clerk's office to sign the official paperwork needed to launch her campaign. lee made the official announcement wednesday morning with a video post on social media. >> i fought for oakland values. [music] now it's time to bring that business and legislative experience home for an oakland renaissance. >> lee emerged from the clerk's office with a big smile. her decision finally made after months of deliberation. >> i've talked to labor, business, community activists. i've talked to members of the clergy, and the same issues keep coming up. and so i said, well, let's do this. and i'm very excited. >> lee comes with 15 years as a congresswoman for oakland. experience as a state legislator and as a staff member for congressman turned oakland mayor ron dellums. >> i love campaigns, and i'm going to fight hard in this campaign because i want to win. >> lee was greeted wednesday by interim mayor kevin j

city's plan to install more than 5000 ev chargers by 2030. it wants to make charging more accessible to those without off street parking, which is nearly three quarters of people who live in san francisco. city leaders hope the program will make ev ownership more convenient as the state pushes towards a goal of net zero emissions. well, as jeff just told us a few minutes ago, we got a look at the first snow pack survey of the year. check it out for yourself. this is the phillips station off highway 50, in el dorado county. survey gives us a snapshot of how much water we might expect to fill our reservoirs when it melts. so how are we doing? well, as jeff told us, scientists are looking for lots of clues in the months ahead. here's nbc bay area's ian cull at the phillips station, just west of south lake tahoe. state water officials measured the snowpack for the first time this winter, and along with 260 sites across the state, reported right now, california is at 108% of its historical average for january 2nd. as of right now, feeling okay, but if we don't get more storms, we'll need a progression of monthly storms to keep going because otherwise we will end up may

only for my own personal story but for so many people that care so deeply about an incredible city. and who value the magic that san francisco still has to offer. >> the supervisors supported two successful reform measures back in november. one of them creates a task force to streamline the city's commission system. the other hires an inspector general to rule out inspection but he says he hopes to be involved with both of those so his tenure and participation and city government not over quite yet. >>> the new board of supervisors will be sworn in on wednesday. the same day as mayor-elect lewry's election. >> 49ers highest paid player in franchise history. >> why is it going in a circle? i am getting dizzy. >>> a passenger gets stuck in a circling waymo and he documented it all. we will have details coming up next. >>> gusty offshore winds about to kick in. a wind advisory just went into effect for parts of the bay area. strongest winds will develop in southern california. we are tracking the gusts closer to home coming up in the first alert f dave's been very excited about saving big with

but, i am sure there are also law enforcement officials in other major american cities who are having planning conversations about what this looks like for them. talk us through the conversations that are likely happening. preparations that have taken place. >> we have rose bowl games, all kind of things that are going on, very open, very public and normally looked at as softer. officials put up more drones for new year's eve. you're going to see more and more police departments put up drones. you're going to see more facial recognition that seemingly failed with magioni on the ceo murder, it is helpful in identifying and matching to known suspicious actors. it doesn't help you with an unknown. so, you know, if you're just walking down into the stadium: you've got no terrorist watch on you, you've got no criminal record, no easy way to match you with records. that doesn't help. but it does help to see if we've got a known bad guy in the crowd. >> frank as always, thank you so much. we're going to be back with you a little later in the hour. now to nbc news correspondent george solis w

. >>> and so many of us know someone who lost their homes during the southern california fire storm including one oakland city leader whose goal is to now help rebuild the historically black neighborhood of altadena, a neighborhood they would consider home. >>> and having several family members who are currently homeless, where it is just a lot of pain. >>> plus, working 24 hours a day to protect homes from the waging wildfire. the life of the crew member when cal fire on the rare day of rest. >>> plus n one of his final acts in office, removing hundreds of thousands of acres of public land ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ kia. movement that inspires. >>> right now at 5:30, crews battle the deadly wildfires in southern california. state leaders beginning to chart a path forward from the region and the state. that will incollude how they don't know where to go to school anymore. and they would devour these two charter schools in altadena with similar scenes like this across the region. issuing an executive order to help schools recover and get kids back in the classroom. measure will allow displaced students to attend classe

the city again is unexpectedly who we are currently less than ours. walk away from ukrainian positions you crate in phones. this is the red zone as we were told, the dangers, the zone. but what is spending ease? this doesn't feel like the red zone. it doesn't feel like the ukrainians are mia? our way we have seen baffled fields and cities. what move from are you able to walk with martin guitar 2 days ago? and it is never looked like face the entire city's virtually intact, of the broken windows and busted the roof. everything else could be easily repaired, as it is a testament to how you pray. noon resistance has weakened. the 2 grains army has lost boots and see is new secrets, russian forces and now far beyond the city, pushing further and further ahead. morale is high level to him with a ball. my call sign is to bowl. everyone here knows me. we gave those developing and we're off again. we're going forward. rise, stay strong boys. but the other surprises how many civilians choose to remain in court. oscar want to risk it more and the wage russian t

we actually had to fight colleagues on the city council who don't understand and believe in this model of housing. >> the building is in line to get more than $10 million in renovations the next two years. >>> the santa cruz city council is considering key measures to help businesses recover after part of that wharf collapsed. the proposal includes allocating $155,000 for wharf business recovery products. the santa cruz wharf partially collapsed on december 23rd while a repair effort was underway. >>> in monterey county the members of the spca are caring for animals, taking in five dogs, four puppies, one cat, and a kitten from the fires. the spca began their long journey to los angeles to pick up animals in shelters impacted by the shelters. adoption fees have been waived the past few days to make room for adoptable animals so shelters in l.a. can focus on reuniting pets with fire evacuees. >> we have a group of staff actually that headed out to southern california today, taking two full vans to go down bringing some supplies that local shelters are seeking support with the intent to

. >> reporter: the firefighters who arrive to help when oakland calls 911 called on city officials to keep fire stations open. as they gathered outside city hall, fire stations 25 and 28 were officially shut down for six months. it comes as oakland faces a $130 million shortfall. these temporary closures are expected to save the city about $5 million combined. >> the folks in the building behind me have decided it is okay. the city manager and the budget director have decided that it's okay for anyone who needs help and calls 911 can wait and wait and keep waiting. >> reporter: it's unclear how response times will specifically be affected, but firefighters say an extra minute or two added onto responses can be deadly. brain damage from a loss of oxygen can start in six minutes and a house fire can become life threatening in just two minutes. firefighters outside city hall called on oaklanders to contact city officials and council members demanding fire stations stay open. one council member who will not need convincing is zach unger who was with the oakland fire department since 1998

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