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fremont. how bad over a quarter and ken fell. east bay really got some nice totals in the past 24 hours. there you have danville and dublin as well as a honda in the santa cruz mountain area or along the peninsula, which just over 2/10 of an inch of rain and san jose with just a smattering. it's enough to win the roadways. we have temperatures dipping to 35 now in santa rosa 47 degrees in hayward, mid forties and redwood city later today, sonny bright but breezy north winds up to 20 late day temperatures from 55 degrees and under otherwise a nice winter day, we'll talk more about the advisories and watches you need to know about, but first, let's say a big good morning to sell. haven't seen you in a while. i know roberta. although i follow your twitter account because i'm on twitter myself as you know, and you were making a pie the other day, so i looked delicious. thank you look like it. it looked like it had like a sinkhole in the middle of it. that's why i posted it. but it tasted good. didn't look good, but tasting. look ali your mistakes, roberta. alright. good morning. everyone probably tasted delicious. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge. the commute is doing very well to start off with. what are you doing up at 401? anyway right now. traffic is moving along very well. if you are driving into san francisco or in oakland, we're off to a very good start. 402 let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you sound topping our news this morning, president biden will tour storm damage santa cruz county today to see what his administration can do. to help people recover preparations for the presidential visit have already been underway for a few days now, mr biden will arrive early this afternoon at moffett field , where three marine helicopters are already in place. as you can see, they will be used to give the president along with governor gavin newsom and california's junior senator alex padilla, an aerial view of the damage in santa cruz county storm victims in capitola are happy to know that more help is on the way. i think we need all the help we can get and high profile visit from the president will get the attention that we need here in capital to help us rebuild and bounced back from from the storms. the president has already declared a state of emergency in most california counties, including santa cruz that allows fema and the department of homeland security to coordinate relief efforts. it also makes federal and state funds available to help people put their lives in businesses back together. it is a huge loss 74 employees that don't get to work for the next six weeks. um no. no revenue coming in for us . it's a pretty big hit. absolutely. one santa cruz county supervisor estimates the storm damage at $100 million, and even with the state and federal help it may take years for some people to rebuild. our time is 403 will model race and luis obispo and santa barbara counties have now been added to fema's list of the areas on the federal disaster declaration for california, monterey county officials say that will provide much needed resources with the recovery effort, and by this weekend, a new assistance center will be in place. it found eligible. we can provide funding for lodging expenses, like those who may have the evacuated their home and went to a hotel. um we may be able to provide home repairs to sense uh, hungry placement assistance presidential order that was modified yesterday now says federal funding covers. 100% of eligible costs related to storm damage, and fema can also offer rental assistance help. with moving and storage, medical and dental payments, childcare and even more there's an update about a san francisco art gallery owner seen on video hosing down a homeless woman. police arrested collier gwen at his business after a warrant was issued by the district attorney's office. district attorney brooke jenkins says gwen is being charged with misdemeanor battery. he and other business owners say they had complained to police several times about the homeless woman's disruptive behavior in front of their businesses. now the incident was recorded on video. it drew a lot of attention, and gwen refused to apologize at first, but then later said he was remorseful. some neighbors say they understand his frustrations but think his actions went too far. and that's unacceptable here. our people love my colleagues at barbarossa worked very sorry about the circumstances, you know, even though we have nothing to do with those acts. we don't approve them. you know, we do believe in respect to other people. so is everything. if found guilty, gwen could face up to six months in jail and a $2000 fine time is on 405. the oakland a's lost a lawsuit over regulating the steel company that's next to the proposed site for building a new waterfront stadium. back in 2020, the a sued the state department of toxic substances control, claiming that schnitzer steel was not required by the state to obey hazardous waste laws. last year in appeals court royally ruled that the agency did not have to classify ways from the metal recycler is hazardous. the chronicle reports the supreme court allowed that lower court ruling to stand without comment. well as we see more and more big tech industry layoffs, some of the experts think these job cuts really don't reflect the overall state of the economy. microsoft just announced plans to cut 10,000 jobs during the pandemic . the company had a hiring boom , expanding its workforce by 36% analysts say that rapid growth was common with other tech companies as well and that's leading to the layoffs that are happening now. it was growing at rates which are unsustainable. now think about how many people we've hired over the last three years. some companies as much as 30% of their workforce, which is joined no on top of microsoft job cuts, amazon yesterday started notifying its employees about layoff plans, but it appears there are some differences for tech workers, compared to the dot com bust and the recession of 2008. software and deployment of other technologies like that are what are pervading every single industry. so yes, these are very much you're very much able to transfer those skills to other areas. i know a few people who have been impacted not too worried. because tech will always be needed. analysts say there's still a lot of venture capital funding available for start up companies so there will still be opportunities in the tech industry. however one study says the amount of venture capital funding given out in 2022 dropped by almost two thirds compared to 2021. santa clara county officials announced healthcare options for people who have lost their jobs. it's impacting a growing number of people in santa clara county with who no longer have employer provided health coverage. county supervisor cindy chavez says it's critical to make sure families have access to healthcare services. we want to make sure that everybody knows that they have access to health insurance in our community through covered, california covered california provides financial help to lower monthly health insurance premiums and 90% of covered california members received financial help based on the size of their household or their income, and this coverage can begin as soon as the first month. that you are laid off. santa clare county residents who have lost their jobs can enroll and covered california at any time to get healthcare coverage. alright, pam time is 408. steve's off. but roberta is here. it wasn't raining when i came in, but the ground was wet. and i was surprised to actually did you see how much rainfall we did get in the east bay? well, actually , we are forecasting up to about 2/10, and in some locations we saw full quarter of an inch of rain. this is our storm tracker . it does highlight where the precipitation is by. the green on the screen, and you see all that rain has now dipped to the south, leaving us with unlimited visibility as we pan out and look out towards the bay bridge . we do have a official sunrise coming up at 7 20 this morning 35 degrees at this early hour in santa rosa to 50 at s f o. it's at 44 degrees now and livermore and in concord. how about 46 degrees in redwood city, so it's a bit more mild this morning than 24 hours. er zago by good nine degrees in san jose. hey up tap upstream. next system. january 29th. that's what i'm forecasting looking at our long range computer models. now that the rain is out of here, we're going to experience about 10 full days of nothing but dry conditions. let's call in our future cast. and there you see the precipitation moving out of the bay area. we do have mostly sunny skies on tap for lunch hour upstream we go. we have yet another area of low pressure that wants to move in here, but it's going to deflect out that huge ridge of high pressure taking all of its precipitation into canada and the pacific northwest, so we will be enjoying that. dry weather pattern all the way through our sunday one thing i want to mention coastal flood advisory in effect high tide today 8 28 astronomical high tide, so we will have some lapping of the water around the embarcadero and also those coastal prone areas that were so susceptible to alright. here we go today with sunshine and breezy conditions temperatures into the fifties 51 in throughout, pleasant in and dublin and sam ramon all the way through walnut creek 50 to a mountain views are temperatures pretty much where they should be for this time of the year, but we are going to get downright call tonight, and we want to talk about this a little bit more in earnest because boy it's time to take care of your pets and your pipes. and what's that other thing there? david pam pits pipes, plants ppe pea plants to yeah. great. thank you, roberta. southwest making changes after the chaos during the holidays coming up, we have the details of some new technology. and we'll have the latest on the ace train that one that was trapped by a mudslide in the east bay when we come back when a strained service will resume and don't forget, you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter. just go to ktvu dot com slash email sign up [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help. and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can help you. and if you have questions, there's free assistance every step of the way. covered california, this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st. go to coveredca.com. music in voice-over: some things in enroyour medicine cabinet1st. are more dangerous than others. when it comes to prescription 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they'll look for things like whether the vegetation is clearly moving. whether there are visual disruptions in the soil surface. yesterday afternoon, union pacific, which owns those train tracks and the surrounding area , remove trees and dirt from the hillside trying to prevent any more landslides. since the new year, geologists have reported more than 600 landslides statewide as the ground becomes more saturated, the risk becomes greater. ktvu brooks jarocz examine the information about the areas most at risk. with the kind of rainfall that we've had . it's just exactly what you'd expect can be dangerous, oftentimes unpredictable landslides moving into homes across roadways or falling into the ocean. at this point, we're in reaction, murder, santa cruz county geologists and engineers are busy assessing damage, looking for new hazards and evaluating homes to see if they're safe. we're kind of right now, at the threshold where we starting to say not just little blowouts and small land sites, but we're starting to see if some of the larger land sites trip to move. and that's when it gets really scary out there, california's geological survey found since december, 30th there have been 600 reported landslides statewide, shallow ones can occur with a few inches of rain. but as the ground saturates deeper and deeper, large pieces of land can be on the move. the steeper the grade. the bigger the chance you're dealing with gravity that's trying to pull down that side of the mountain problematic for public transportation systems, especially barriers like mouse. mountains and rivers in alameda county trains were stopped near niles canyon twice for landslides this week. while engineers anticipate trouble spots and may use tools and techniques to prevent slides. no plan is perfect natural risks remain. it's just something that has to be factored in, and it's a risk management issue. the usgs has a map pinpointing hot spots in the level of risk statewide, much like an earthquake. a landslide can happen without warning, just like in the berkeley hills, where a handful of homes were just red tagged, they're pretty much at mother nature's mercy at that point, your houses where it is and the earth is what it is. geologists say it's important to know where the runoff from your property is going and try to control it. if you're on a hillside and hear creaking or cracking, trees falling or roaring sounds, check it out immediately or consider leaving right away despite studies, terrain maps and other monitoring, there can be hidden factors that could end in a sliding situation. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news. alright brooks. thank you. time for 17. well, the 49ers again. ready for sunday's big playoff game against the dallas cowboys and rookie quarterback brock party's record is six and oh 49ers starter, including his first playoff game last week against seattle. but the dallas cowboys defense is a different kind of challenge. it focuses on stopping the opponents' quarterback. the players we talked to say they're looking forward to sunday because it's one of the best playoff rivalries in any sport. get to hear about the stuff. we hear about the history and hear about like you said the fans, even my family, just everybody talking about the rich history between these two teams and makes it super fun. i remember so much in my childhood from sixth grade to ninth grade because i was here 92 to 94. so it was the biggest rivalry in football to me growing up and then usually that goes away when you don't meet in the playoffs, a bunch and um, we had a big game last year. we got a big game this year, so the more you do that, the bigger it gets again. and there you go. and don't forget you can watch that game this sunday. 3 30 right here on ktvu fox two. plus we have the point after after that game, with all the highlights from that rivalry matchup right so you can watch it with us comfort of your home. but if you are venturing over to levi stadium or may be out, and about some watch parties that bars what is the weather going to be like on sunday? let's check in with roberta gonzalez really can't ask for better conditions january in a playoff game. right sonny and bright. in fact, we have that forecast for you and writing. let's go, 49ers . we're talking about game time temperature right around 57 degrees, which is seasonal, a bit of a breeze, at times nothing to hurt the kicking game . did you guys see that kicking game on monday night purple? oh, my goodness for mrs and they still won the game. no how about that? all right, well, anyway, back at home, we've got a good looking sunday in the forecast. live weather camera. looking out . we have clear skies looking out over the golden gate bridge. but please be mindful. we've had some rain in the overnight hours, so therefore the roadways are definitely slippery, but the precipitation now is to the south of us. so the rain is out of here. in fact, we're taking a look at these rainfall totals anywhere from 4 100 of an inch of precip in san jose to just over 3/10 of an inch. brain and fremont. it looks like the east bay had some healthy totals in the past 24 hours. we have a dry forecast in store for you all the way through. the 28th. i believe we'll start to see a smattering of rain by the 29th right now it's down to 35 in santa rosa, with the passage of that cold front forties are common around the central bay 45 , now in redwood city, and in half moon bay temperatures are a little bit more mild than 24 hours ago. so we're waking up with some areas of frost and the interior valleys, but it will be even colder tonight with the passage of that cold front and high pressure, combining with the clear, cool conditions we have sunshine, but overnight cold conditions and with the astronomical high tide king tide goes into effect we're going toe some actually think they now pushed it back to six a.m. and six a.m. we'll start to see that coastal flood advisory in effect because we have the high tide at 8 28 this morning, a little bit of lapping of water on the embarcadero highs today and are mostly sunny sky north winds up to 20 late day temperatures up to about 55 dipping down a 30 tonight in santa rosa low forties around the peninsula, mid thirties tri valley. your extended forecast as called for it. well, there you have it. we're revealing nothing but sunny skies and dry conditions through next monday, guys, you know what it's going to be a spectacular weekend. all right. thank you, roberta. time is sports funny. some new details this morning of that deadly helicopter crash in ukraine that killed 18 people, including ukraine's interior minister coming up, we'll tell you what the president of ukraine is saying about this tragedy. and an inmate's death in the santa rita jail is now being investigated to determine what happened. the new details we've in las vegas, the most popular food is broccoli. yeah, that's the only food. they have broccoli smoothies, and broccoli pancakes, and broccoli ice cream, and broccoli hotdogs, and of course, they have raw unseasoned broccoli..... with stems. -daddy, i don't want to go to las vegas with you and mommy tomorrow. oh, are you sure? are you sure you don't want to go, it will be so much fun! life doesn't always give you time to change the outcome. prediabetes does. 1 in 3 adults has prediabetes, but with early diagnosis, prediabetes can be reversed... and you can change the outcome. take the one-minute prediabetes risk test today. go to doihaveprediabetes.org a new contract. the number a number of them were picketing at sfo united in pilot union leaders reached a tentative agreement for a new contract that would have given pilots 15% pay raise over 18 months. however the pilots voted it down, saying they deserve more. united announced blockbuster profits. best fourth quarter we've had in years. we want united to step up to the plate and recognize the contributions we made to make that happen. the starting salary for a pilot is $73,000 a year can be more than $337,000. united says it has plans to continue working with the pilots association on a new agreement. the pilots have not called for a strike and the picketing has not disrupted flights. time is 4, 24 and southwest airlines plans to spend $1 billion to upgrade and maintained its i t systems, the airline's ceo bob jordan's announced it after the airlines meltdown during the holiday. cesar thousands of flights were canceled because of the weather and some old technology. it took eight days for southwest to get back to normal operations. also jordan's says the airline is working with a third party company to review what happened to prevent any future meltdowns. accidental overdose deaths declined in san francisco for the second consecutive year. preliminary data from medical examiner shows san francisco recorded 620 accidental drug overdose deaths in 2022 that's down from 640 deaths in 2021 725 in 2020 of the 620 deaths last year, 72% were attributed to fentanyl time now for 25. an investigation is underway after a person was killed by a train officials account train say one of the southbound trains hit and killed a person between tamils two and three. there were about 37 passengers on that train. no one inside was hurt. the passengers were transferred to a bus bridge during the investigation. the name of that victim has not been announced did yet alameda county authorities are investigating the death of an inmate at santa rita. jail deputies were distributing medication to inmates tuesday when they found 39 year old steven left unconscious and alone in his cell. they say evidence in his cell suggested that he killed himself was arrested last friday for possession of a stolen car and drugs. as required. alameda county district attorney in the california attorney general's office were notified about the in custody death. the u. s treasury secretary is anticipating the country to hit the debt limit. today we're going to tell you exactly what that means and where the economy may go from here. and outside of a costco in the bay area. demonstrators were protesting animal rights. the reason they said they had to picket outside of that store. next on behind the series... let me tell you about the greatest roster ever assembled. the monster, the outlaw... and you can't forget about the boss. it wasn't just a roster. it was a menu. the subway series. the greatest menu of all time. i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of the most common side effects include injection-site reactions, fever, and tiredness. if you switch to cabenuva, attend all treatment appointments. ready to treat your hiv in a different way? ask your doctor about every-other-month cabenuva. every other month, and i'm good to go. in las vegas, the most popular food is broccoli. every other month, yeah, that's the only food. they have broccoli smoothies, and broccoli pancakes, and broccoli ice cream, and broccoli hotdogs, and of course, they have raw unseasoned broccoli..... with stems. -daddy, i don't want to go to las vegas with you and mommy tomorrow. oh, are you sure? are you sure you don't want to go, it will be so much fun! actions county leaders are taking to get to the bottom of what happened and to prevent similar incidents. and with the latest on the trial in san francisco against elon musk lawyers have said about him since he took ownership of the platform, but twitter but also what was mentioned before he took that role. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings onto i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's thursday, january 19th. what else do you call today? friday eve tried to eat, and there's roberta. roberta we had some rain overnight. are we going to get some more? okay? good no, not until january 29th. that's what i'm thinking. looking at the long range computer models. this is it. it's our storm tracker illustrated. the green on your screen is a precipitation is now due south of the bay area. temperatures dipping to 35 now in through qatari windsor, gern , ville hills bergen, santa rosa . this is all due to the cold front that just blast through the area very rapidly overnight. it's 43 now in one at creek through alamo. how about brisbane through balmont into redwood shores, all in the mid and high forties 47 degrees in san jose again next system. january 29th. that's what it's cute up, ready to go, and we'll keep you posted. but meanwhile today, right sunshine and beautiful winter day breezy winds out of the north tender 20 late day highs up to about 55 before forecasts, including your weekend getaway to tahoe. we've got that ready to go, but right now sal castaneda you know what i think people are already lining up on the ultimate path ahead to tahoe. they're gonna start going early. yeah well, you know that this weekend is going to be a big one with no, no, you know, no rain or snow to get up there and all that snow that fell over the last few months. this is a look at interstate 8, 80 north and south. it looks pretty good. the traffic is moving along very nicely if you are driving and also at the bay bridge, it looks nice. so here in the bay area looks like we're going to have a uh, i commute and i think people are ready for it. at 4 30. let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal new this morning a suspect is in custody on suspicion of crashing into a san francisco police car. other at least tell us that the officers tried to pull over suspected drunk driver just before midnight. they say he rammed a marked police car and tried to leave the scene. police chased him into the twin peaks area where he drove off the road and onto an unoccupied car on guard. they'll drive he was arrested. and the car he was driving turned out to be stolen. he's the only person injured in the incident. our time is 4 31, the ntsb investigating the deadly crash, but twin engine plane in stanislas county near the modesto airport, the pilot who was the only person on board was killed when that private plane crashed into a field. no one on the ground was hurt. officials at this point and not releasing any information about the pilot . we do know the plane was owned by a charter company that has offices and el cerrito. three men are in custody after leading police on a chase after trying to burglarize a cannabis dispensary near petaluma happened early tuesday morning at the down under industries dispensary on a road near south pbond highway 101. when officers got to the scene, they say four vehicles took off. the suspect sped onto southbound one. oh, one. reaching speeds of more than 100, mph and officers decided it became too dangerous to follow. officers eventually found one of the cars that had crashed through a cattle fence in novato. police found arrested and booked the suspect into sonoma county jail and a number of charges are time is 4 32, a costco store in san francisco, was the site of an animal rights protest group direct action everywhere, projected recorded video of pigs. heading to slaughter. the group says that video was taken at a facility in southern california that belongs to a supplier of costco. smithfield foods. about two dozen protesters held these signs to draw attention to that practice. they said. the pigs suffer for several minutes in the video before they die. i don't think it's humane. veterinarians don't think it's humane lawyers don't think it's humane and ultimately, at the end of the day. these are individuals who want to live, so whether we're killing them and gas chambers or with a bolt gun to the head. there is no humane way to kill animals who do not want to die. now in the statement made to wired magazine , smithfield said quote strictly follows approved laws, regulations and best practices for humane animal stunning before to harvard's in the opening statements of the trial against elon musk in san francisco, an attorney for tesla shareholder said musk lied when he tweeted in 2018 that he had secured funding to take tesla private. tesla stock rallied, then collapsed when it became clear that musk did not have the financial backing to pull off the deal. musk defense team says he merely used the wrong words. the trial's expected to last about three weeks. elon musk may take the stand to testify. one must find himself in the stamp quite a bit. and we and sometimes he's been very, very competitive with lawyers and sometimes not, um, i imagine he's been very well coached that you know, i assume that a combative stance won't necessarily play well with the jury. um so we'll have to see. i mean, you know, fireworks can sometimes fly with him. finding that they were improper. a judge ruled that settlement can be mentioned at the current trial time now for 34 happening today, treasury secretary janet yellen expects the united states to hit the debt limit ceiling $31.4 trillion. she wants congress to get over their differences and agreed to raise the debt limit or risk the country going into default and damaging the u. s economy. on a me, but so far conservative republicans are not budget, they say the federal government has to stop maxing out its credit cards. they wanted to have a spending party, and it wasn't just democrats in the senate. um those bills passed with a lot of republicans support. we're not getting rid of anything, and you can't scare the bejesus out of people saying we're gonna get rid of social security. the us does hit its debt ceiling. that means all federal programs would be at risk. there would be a pause on paying for almost everything, including defense, spending, medicaid and food stamps. the united states has never defaulted for failing to raise the debt limit in time. contra costa county wants volunteers to be in a committee investigating the release of heavy metals in martinez. the committee will advise the board of supervisors and contra costa health hazardous materials program to determine the cause of the release by the martinez refinery. now the district attorney is considering criminal action against the refinery for releasing more than 20 tons of metal laden dust over thanksgiving. the refinery did not notify the community nor the health department about the release, as is required by county policy. amazon is accused of failing to keep warehouse workers safe from workplace hazards and is being fined more than $60,000. osha cited amazon after inspecting three warehouse facilities in florida, illinois and new york. federal safety regulators say inspectors found work processes that were designed for speed, not safety, resulting in serious worker injuries. amazon says its plans to appeal it does plan to appeal the decision our time now, 4 36 ukrainian president talansky says a helicopter crash that killed ukraine's interior minister and other government officials was a consequence of the war. 14 people were killed in that crash and kiev including everyone on that helicopter and a child on the ground. president dolinsky speaking at the world economic forum in switzerland, so that crash had a broad connection to the war, saying the war has many dimensions, not just on the battlefield. it's still not clear what caused the crash. china has announced an internet censorship crackdown during the lunar new year festival. chinese cyber authorities say they want to prevent false information online about the spread of covid social media in china has been filled with personal stories of people contracting covid struggling to get healthcare and losing relatives to the disease. that contrast with the chinese government stance at the outbreak is under control. chinese health officials say 60,000 people have died from covid since restrictions were lifted in december, but international experts estimate the true figure is closer to 600,000. time is 4 37 the ski resorts in the tahoe area or expecting one of the best skiing times of the season? fresh no is on the ground after the storms we had this week. but no more snow is in the immediate forecast, so it'll be clear for skiers and snowboarders to drive up to the sierra and enjoy the slopes. awesome. really good. the snow is nice and dry, crunchy. just the kind you like to ski on. he likes it, he says . very bad product, you know. go ahead. turn around. you can just keep your eyes up. remember? roberta gonzalez just told me they had snow up there this morning. sierra at tahoe has already received more than 30. ft of snow a record amount for this early in the season. it's beautiful up there. i snuck away sugar mall. yeah did did and it's uh, it's amazing and i anxious to go back. we're getting more. are you a skier or a border? i'm a skier. yeah one of the best skiers around. i bet you're so athletic bendy, you know, so we're taking you can bend down very resilient. get those snow boots off, right? tried to board like last winter and once you fall and you write in your teeth just decided. yeah, stick to the skis. it's going to be a great weekend there and then everybody's going to gather in the lodge to watch the 49ers game on sunday, right? okay currently we've had some light snow in the blue canyon area. 28 degrees truck is in the mid twenties. same on the south shore. now, here's your forecast for friday through the weekend. no snow in the forecast. just bluebird skies temperatures very cold tomorrow but then warming up 3 42. how about this take on 42 degrees on sunday. all right . for us. it's going to be a terrific thursday. we're talking about a cold start and damp roadways. but then bright sunshine and a bit breezy later today with the winds out of the north 10 to 20 precipitation that pushed through the bay area overnight. right there. sam martin area that's about it. temperatures and its wake of the cold front 35 now santa rosa 45 redwood city, 38. fairfield is going to be colder tonight. meanwhile, the winds are pretty calm but up to about 10 at times that oakland international airport as cfo of five mile per hour wind, but again, these winds will be rotating to the north and increasing to 20. here's our future cast. love this computer model gives you and be a good idea what to expect here is the person imitation that blew through up to about 3/10 of an interview in in some locations here locally high pressure building in now there's your thursday leftover clouds during the day, but mostly sunny over the weekend. this area low pressure is going to deflect off are huge ridge of high pressure bringing us just a few clouds from time to time. we'll call it partly cloudy over the weekend, but sunny and bright still between the clouds . dry weather pattern developing now all the way through the 28th coastal bloody miser in effect as a six o'clock this morning all the way through monday. day we had the king tides returning that astronomical high tide, with some of the water lapping onto the media shore embarcadero you know the spot alright 52 pacifica today. 55 in santa rosa . everybody is pretty much in the fifties will feature that full weekend forecast coming up next time around. all right. thank you. roberta continuing layoffs in the bay area's tech industry. the reason, analysts say this is different from the job cuts during the two most recent recessions, also creating something new out of a disaster , what one bay area business did with fallen trees to create something new for the community. 33 new evidence in the murders of four university of idaho college students of washington court unsealed the search warrant for the suspect at his office and apartment, the documents say investigators discovered a disposable glove and possible hair strands, including one that they suspect may have come from an animal. now one of the victims valves had a dog, investigators say. they seized the suspect's computer. they're combing through that for more possible evidence as well. they're going to look for digital evidence. there is a treasure trove that exists are their direct messaging to any of the victims and whether or not there is anything regarding disposing of evidence, some concealing of evidence. investigators also found a pillow and a mattress cover with dark red and brown stains. police believe that could be blood from the crime scene. the warrants alleged that the evidence suggests the killings were premeditated suspect has not yet entered a plea and is scheduled to be back in court in june. our time is 4 44 new developments in the search for missing british actor julian sands. authorities in southern california found his car five days after he went missing last friday during a hike of mount baldy drones are being used by the san bernardino sheriff's department to try to find julian sands, but bad weather is hampering the search was 65 years old has been in many movies, including room with a view the killing fields and leaving las vegas. a memorial service releasing marie presley is planned for this weekend at graceland in memphis. lisa marie died last week at her home in calabasas after suffering a cardiac arrest at the age of 54d have been preparing family is go be there, but and alex. you can only imagine they were going to. i would guess thousands and thousands of people are going to show up at this. there is, you know on so many levels because it's not just lisa marie, who is the progeny of elvis presley, but it's elvis himself. i mean, is the legacy of elvis presley as well. now in autopsy was conducted, but the results are pending the toxicology results homeowner in san leandro is making use of a tree that came down in her yard. during the recent storms. the wood will be repurposed ktvu cristina rendon has more in the east bay company, turning those large scraps of wood into furniture. work is being done to cut up and peace out a massive bay tree in san leandro came down during the new year's eve storm on christina walkers property. our neighbor back here was calling me saying are you alive? the patri fell and i was like the patriot didn't fall lost a limb or something like that. but the 100 year old treat did fall, crushing a shed a trampoline and damaging her children's backyard playground. she didn't want the tree to go to waste, so she hired nick harvey, who makes a living, every single piece of the treason be reused here, for the best case scenario is that we can turn these trees into wood, because otherwise you get chipped up and end up in a green waste facility or a dump. where you gonna get out of it. hopefully tables. we have some friends that are making ballpoint pens out of a bunch of the smaller pieces and march so much more. harvey is working with a plus tree to take down the branches so he can bring in milling equipment and repurpose the wood. four years ago, harvey decided to turn this into a business bay area. redwood is based in san ramon. they take trunks like this and turn it into pieces of furniture that anyone can buy. he's got tables, benches and standing desks made from repurposed wood at his show room at city center, bishop branch trees being thrown away by my house, and i thought it was crazy money on the removal and disposal costs since the wood is never leaving her property. she's glad to give the old tree new life super super grateful to be alive, like if it had. you know it would have killed no you think cook stir? it's like you have lemons. you make lemonade, right? that's what you do to see you. love firewood. i mean, you're using the wood for furniture. it's great. unfortunately we have some dry time because we've had a lot of trees down. it's really scary, so hopefully that will help dry things out a bit for a bit. um and you know we have lots of sunshine for the president's arrival today. yes the situation wanted to see him come right in the thick of things, you know. california rainfall, right planning for him to see. okay? yeah santa clara. i think it is he's going to and also the santa cruz area. morning everybody rise and shine raindrops that you heard on your rooftop in the overnight hours. out of here. you see the green on the screen. it's to the south heading towards i five at this hour, leaving in its wake. some cool air mass temperatures have plummeted. 35 degrees in santa rosa, now 48 san francisco across the bay. it's now 45 degrees in oakland and alameda and an l seredova 45, also around hayward a mid forties are garden that it was 24 hours ago. oh, except for santa rosa. it's 1 degrees colder. so here's the deal. we're going to start to see a setup of frost every morning when you wake up about this time because our temperatures are going to plummet. now that we do have the passage of that area of low pressure that cold front that swept through very rapidly overnight, this area of high pressure is deflecting the storms well to the north of the bay area, so we are going to enjoy the sunshine but astronomical high tide coastal flood advisory. in effect we will experience a high tide this morning at 8 28. stuff lead advisory again goes into effect at six a.m. all the way through monday as we continue to see the king tides return right here to the bay area returning are also temperatures seasonal pretty much low in mid fifties. outside number today will be towards windsor at 55 degrees. we're talking low fifties and mountain view all the way through at 13 into woodside. buster city and east palo alto. all right around 54 degrees and morgan hill morning 52 for you for an afternoon high north wind 10 to 20 turning a little breezy during the day. but these are the numbers. i really wanted to highlight because it's time for you to think about your pets, your plants and your pipes. temperatures down to 30 degreesd . here's your extended forecast . we're talking about the skies clearing today. sunny, breezy freeze warning in effect. by tomorrow morning at this time, a cold start your day on saturday, but boy, it's going to be a delightful weekend to get out and then just enjoy. and speaking of enjoying. how about sunday? are you ready for some football? let's hope that kicker doesn't show up or again for the dallas cowboys. the winds will be blowing out the northwest at 10, not really interfering with that kicking game. we have the niners playing host to the cowboys, and it's going to be such a sweet weekend around the bay area. enjoy. all right. thank you, roberta. we're going to bring you a closer look at the president's visit as he flies in today to survey storm damage here in california what to expect from his visit coming up, plus job now as a human being is to use my voice. the change of the better. a survivor of a hit and run crash, now recovering the changes needed to protect other pedestrians. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking 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so much out of this experience is speaking with me from texas, where she is recovering from the crash in the early morning hours of february, 11th last year, tamez was riding her bicycle home from work. she was on third street in the bayview district when a black sedan sped up behind her and struck her. the driver fled the scene and left him in a coma for six weeks suffering from a traumatic brain injury. thomas says the crime remains unsolved. my job now as a human being is to use my voice for the change of the better. she wants the city to install more surveillance cameras and increased safety for bicyclists to mess is she's having a tough time working with victim services representative from the d a s office. after qualifying for monetary compensation that comes from the state money that she says will help her return to san francisco. the place she calls home. what the heck is taking so long? we really have no control over the timeframe, all of our advocates, you know, they carry really high case loads some up to 300 victims at a time that water bar restaurant at the time of the crash. her employer has a job waiting for her. we just want her. to be able to live her best life. the staff is like family. and then when you lose someone it's like losing a family member hopes to be back in san francisco in june, when she will celebrate her 34th birthday. at the end of the day, we have to be able to take what life gives us and find the good in it. when she returns to san francisco, she plans to find the people who witnessed the crash and rushed to help her. she wants to thank them for saving her life in san francisco amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. thank you, amber. prosecutors in new mexico are expected to announce whether actor alec baldwin will be charged in the accidental shooting that killed a cinematographer helena hutchins was shot and killed october 2021 during rehearsal on the set of the movie rest. baldwin was holding the gun when it went off. hutchins family recently reached a settlement in their wrongful death lawsuit against baldwin and other key members of the production crew. a new report shows that one of california's recent laws to stimulate more housing production is not working. governor newsom signed senate bill nine into law more than a year ago, allowing homeowners to split their single family lots and build duplexes. the law went into effect at the start of the year and last year and u. c berkeley turner center for housing innovation, analyzed more than a dozen cities and found that fewer than 300 projects have been submitted. under that new law. researchers suggest high fees maybe hindering application. tions. used car prices are starting to drop, according to the consumer price index. prices fell by 8.8% from december 2021 to december 2022. that is the biggest 12 month drop since june of 2009. the main factor in lower prices is due to the rising expensive financing a car because of the rising interest rates. used car costs could continue to decline, with more new cars hitting the market. a drug used to treat type two diabetes is being misused by people looking to quickly shed weight. doctors are prescribing those impact to people to help them lose weight at an alarming rate. company novo nordisk says that it's creating a shortage of the drug. now the drug is pushed as a magic bullet for weight loss being fueled online tiktok videos touting the drugs, miraculous weight loss effects have had more than 400 million views. if you're a patient with diabetes, and you need that medication to control your blood sugar, then you have a competition now with the people who are using it for weight loss. nova nordisk says it does not quote, promote, suggest or encourage off label use of our medicines. san francisco business owner has now been arrested after he was seen on video hosing down a homeless woman who was outside of his business, and she refused to leave. we have the details of his arrest and the charges he's facing. plus if you would have opened the door that would have came in on you. it was very impressive. we also have the latest on the ace train trapped by a mudslide in the east bay when we come back when the ace train service will resume. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning, january. 19th friday, eve eve, pam looking for a fabulous football forecast, i think. oh, yes, it's going to be so. no dynamic, no matter what you have planned this weekend, the best weekend this year is coming up and we'll have that full forecast for you. but right now, morning, everybody, let's get you out the door. this is our live weather camera looking out towards the estuary where we will have the skies, clearing lots of bright sunshine today but on the breezy side late day tomorrow morning, waking up to a freeze warning in effect, but then it pans out to be sunny and bright. and in fact, this weekend cold mornings ahead and then partly sunny days. rain is out of here, dipping to the south of the bay area up to about 3/10 of an inter brain in fremont. how about that? currently in the frem area. it's 43 degrees low forties from concord, clayton all the way into walnut creek martinez this morning high thirties 37 degrees and fairfield mid thirties and santa rosa 48 in center san francisco. you do need that light jacket heading on out the door, then temperatures today bouncing between about 50 and 55 . the full forecast will even talk about the weekend and tahoe . my goodness, south seriously. we have slated for us the best weekend so far this year. i think it's going to be popular. roberta i think a lot of people are going to go up there and so we'll keep you posted on the road conditions. i think they're going to be pretty good for you driving, but we'll see. always want to check. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge. you can see traffic here looks pretty good. getting into san francisco. there have been no major issues if you are driving on north bong 8 80. it looks pretty good driving up past the coliseum at five o'clock, let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal. topping our news this morning today, president biden will tour storm damage santa cruz county to see what his administration can do to help people recover. preparations for the presidential visit have been underway for a few days now president biden will arrive early this afternoon at moffett field, where three marine helicopters are already in place . they will be used to give the president governor gavin newsom in california senator alex padilla, an aerial view of the damage in santa cruz county. the president has already declared a state of emergency in most california. mew counties, including santa cruz. that allows fema and the department of homeland security to coordinate relief efforts. we will bring you more details coming up this morning on morning sun too. alright pam. time is 501. there's an update about the owner of a san francisco art gallery scene on video hosing down a homeless woman. police arrested collier gwyn at his art gallery after a warrant was issued by the district attorney's office, district attorney brooke jenkins says when is being charged with misdemeanor battery, gwen and other business owners. they complained to the police several times about the homeless woman and her disruptive behavior outside of their businesses. that hosing incident was recorded on video. it attracted a lot of attention at first, mr gwyn refused to apologize, but later he said he regretted it. some neighbors say they understand his frustration but think he went too far. again that's unacceptable here. our people love my colleagues at barbara's have worked very sorry about the circumstances, you know, even though we have nothing to do with those acts. we don't approve them. you know , we do believe in respect to other people. mr gwyn is found guilty. he could get up to six months in jail and be fined $2000 well, the oakland a's lost a lawsuit over regulating the steel company that's next to the proposed site for a new waterfront stadium. back in 2020 , the a sued the state department of toxic substances control, claiming that schnitzer steel was not required by the state to obey hazardous waste loss. last year, an appeals court ruled that the agency did not have to classify waste from the metal recycler as hazardous . the chronicle reports the supreme court allowed the lower court ruling to stand without comment. in the opening statements of the trial against elon musk in san francisco, an attorney for tesla shareholders said musk lied when he tweeted in 2018 that he had secured funding to take tesla private tesla stock rallied, then collapsed when it became clear musk did not have the financial backing to pull off the deal. musk defense team says he merely used the wrong words. the trial is expected to last about three weeks, and elon musk may take the stand to testify. one must find himself in the stamp quite a bit. and we and sometimes he's been very, very competitive with lawyers and sometimes not, um, i imagine he's been very well coached that you know, i assume that a combative stance won't necessarily play well with the jury. um so we'll have to see. i mean, you know, fireworks can sometimes fly with him. securities regulators fined mask $40 million over the tweets finding that they were improper . a judge ruled that the settlement cannot be mentioned at the current trial. our time now five oh, four. there won't be any service on the strain until monday after two landslides on the train tracks this week interrupted service yesterday morning and a strain became stuck in a landslide near solano, almost the exact location where there was another landslide on tuesday that also trapped a train passed. injures took photos and video of all the trees, the mud and the brush pushing up against the train cars. if you would have opened the doors that would have came in on you was it was very impressive. crews are out there closely examining that area to figure out if more landslides are possible. well they'll look for things like whether the vegetation is clearly moving. whether there are visual disruptions in the soil surface. yesterday afternoon. union pacific, which owns the tracks, and the surrounding area, removed trees and dirt from the hillside trying to prevent more landslides. since the new year. geologists have reported more than 600 landslide statewide as the ground becomes saturated, the risk becomes greater. ktvu brooks jarocz examined the information about the areas most at risk. with the kind of rainfall that we've had. it's just exactly what you'd expect can be dangerous, oftentimes unpredictable landslides moving into homes across roadways or falling into the ocean. at this point, we're in reaction, murder, santa cruz county geologists and engineers are busy assessing damage, looking for new hazards and evaluating homes to see if they're safe. we're kind of right now, at the threshold where we starting to see not just a little blow out. that's an and small land sites, but we're starting to see if some of the larger land sites trip to move. and that's when it gets really scary out there, california's geological survey found since december, 30th there have been 600 reported landslides statewide, shallow ones can occur with a few inches of rain. but as the ground saturates deeper and deeper, large pieces of land can be on the move. the steeper the grade . the bigger the chance you're dealing with gravity that's trying to pull down that side of the mountain problematic for public transportation systems, especially barriers like mouse. mountains and rivers in alameda county trains were stopped near niles canyon twice for landslides this week. while engineers anticipate trouble spots and may use tools and techniques to prevent slides. no plan is perfect natural risks remain. it's just something that has to be factored in, and it's a risk management issue. the usgs has a map pinpointing hot spots in the level of risk statewide, much like an earthquake. a landslide can happen without warning, just like in the berkeley hills, where a handful of homes were just red tagged, they're pretty much at mother nature's mercy at that point, your houses where it is and earth is what it is. geologists say it's important to know where the runoff from your property is going and try to control it. if you're on a hillside and hear creaking or cracking, trees falling or roaring sounds, check it out immediately or consider leaving right away. despite studies, terrain, maps and other monitoring, there can be hidden factors that could end in a sliding situation. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news, brooke. thank you, 507. it's a cold thursday morning. roberta pushed that rain right out of our area about that. you did that. i did that on my own. and that is why steve's at home sleeping because he deserves. yeah he worked hard man, and that guy is so accurate , really is one of the best meteorologists in the world and the world here. no he's been doing it for a long time to write. did you know his birthday's on groundhog day? he was born to be a weathercaster right about that. everybody morning rise and shine rainfall amounts over the past 24 hours, primarily just after midnight. we saw 3/10 of an interviewing in fremont. how about that, and just a smattering of precipitation in san jose at 4 1/100 of an inch of rain. now, here's what you need to know for this thursday. it's going to pan out to be a terrific thursday, and after i looked at this graphic, i thought i must be kind of excited because they have an exclamation point there in another one there. the bottom line is it's going to be a gorgeous winter day, a bit breezy late day, but the rain it is out of here. it was a very fast moving cold front, leaving in its wake. some cold temperatures 35 now and santa rosa. 43 fremont through union city. how about a pair of fours now in redwood city through redwood shore's and mid forties around willow, glen and cupertino next system on deck january 29th. that's at least what my computer models are alluding to. and this is one of them. this is future cats. i'm going to stop this about lunchtime today. you know, it's a few lingering clouds but mostly sunny conditions. how about friday at lunchtime sunshine as high pressure continues to divert this right here? this storm track and this area of low pressure and bounces off that ridge of high pressure takes all of its precipitation wanted the north of the bay area. we have ourselves a dry weather pattern each and every day through the weekend. i'm stopping it down. come 49ers playoff time, and we've got sunshine a breeze northwest at 10 mph as our 49ers play host to the dallas cowboys. go niners what he came. that's going to be okay. temperatures today up to 55 in the warmest occasion, and these numbers are pretty close to average for this time. of the year. but it's tonight when we have that. freeze warning going into effect at midnight, waking up to some very cool temperatures. the heavier jacket will be required out the door tomorrow. here's our extended forecast. we do call for sunshine each and every day and again no precipitation until about the 29th. we'll keep you posted on that one. david pan. thank you. roberta southwest, making some changes after the chaos during the holidays coming up, we have the details of some new technology. plus, we'll look at the tech layoffs happening right now affecting more and more bay area companies. we have the latest on that and how some organizations are helping their employees. o) wells fargo lets you know where you stand with your fico credit score. what if you knew where you stood with everything? like your future in-laws... 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they've been doing that right, right. right storm damage that looks good. i kind of want to move there. that's what they're gonna be saying, right, everybody. good morning. rise and shine. the rain is out of here. we did have a smattering of rain overnight, if very fast , rapidly moving cold front and now with the passage of that front that produced up to 3/10 of an inch of rain in some locations like fremont and around the milpitas area, we now have a dry stretch from today all the way through the 28th. my long range computer models are suggesting we could see some precipitation. by the 29th of january, but that's a long way to go a good 10 days, but we'll keep you posted clear skies currently visibility and limited except for santa rosa. it's reporting about a quarter mile. visibility must have some ground . fog there at 35 degrees, otherwise, 45 alameda and in cerrito, as well as that oakland international airport. it is now 50 at sfo, 44, redwood city and 42 throughout, pleasant in and livermore and dublin, the tri valley. the winds are under 10 mph at this hour. calm winds so again, we could have some ground there in santa rosa. we have a five mile per hour wind and throughout hayward and castro valley, but these winds will be more notable later today more of a northerly flow with the passage of that cold front and those winds will increase to 20 mph forecasts from thursday all the way through 49 or sunday. high pressure continues to build in as it does, so. we have the passage of that cold front will start to see the cooler air filter in over night freeze wa on friday morning. this time tomorrow, it's gonna be cold, sunny under the influence of that ridge of high pressure and dry weather pattern. it's that time of the year again. it's an astronomical high tide. coastal flood advisor goes and affected about 45 minutes from now all the way through monday high tide today 8 28 little bit of lapping of the water on the embarcadero. also near lucky drive in the north bay. you know the spots. alright today's high temperatures 50 to 55 degrees, but it's tonight when will plummet down to 30 degrees in central issue. you know some of those interior valleys with drop down to about 27 40 hayward, 41 san mateo through brisbane all the way into belmont and 38 degrees overnight at morgan hill. hey dave. next time around, we'll talk about the tahoe forecast. you know, it's gonna be so busy there are no i know you tell me all about it. thank you. roberto time is 5 to 18 new details this morning of the deadly helicopter crash in ukraine that killed 14 people, including ukraine's interior minister. coming up with the president of ukraine is saying about that tragedy plus the death of an inmate at the santa rita jail that's being investigated to find out what happened. j details of what we now know about his death. i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of the most common side effects include injection-site reactions, fever, and tiredness. if you switch to cabenuva, attend all treatment appointments. ready to treat your hiv in a different way? ask your doctor about every-other-month cabenuva. every other month, and i'm good to go. 5 21. pilots for united airlines are demanding a new contract, several pilots picking it outside the best fo united and the union leaders for the pilots reached a tentative agreement for a new contract that would have given pilots a 15% pay raise over 18 months. however the pilots voted that down they say they deserve more. united announced blockbuster profits. best fourth quarter we've want e that happen. now. the starting salary for a pilot is $73,000 a year it can top more than 337,000. united says it plans to continue working with the pilots association on a new contract. the pilots have been called for a strike yet and the picketing has not disrupted any flights. meantime southwest airlines plans to spend $1 billion to upgrade and maintain its i t systems, the airline's ceo bob jordan's announced that after the airlines meltdown during the holiday season, thousands of flights were canceled because of the bad weather and some old technology. it took eight days for southwest to get back to normal operations. also jordans says the airline is working with the third party company to review what happened over the holidays to prevent any future meltdowns. time now. 5 22 accidental overdose deaths went down those numbers in san francisco for the second straight year. preliminary information from the medical examiner shows san francisco recorded 620 accidental drug overdose deaths in 2022, down from 640 deaths in 2021. and 725 in 2020 of those 620 deaths last year, 72% were blamed on fentanyl and an investigation continues after a person was killed by a train officials. workout trains say one of its southbound trains hit and killed the person between tunnels two and three. there were about 37 passengers on that train. no one inside the train was injured. the passengers were transferred to a bus bridge while the investigation took place. the victim had this point has not been identified. alameda county authorities are investigating the death of an inmate at santa rita. jail deputies say they found 39 year old steven locked him unconscious and alone in his cell on tuesday, evidence they say in his cell suggest he killed himself was arrested last friday for possessing a stolen car as well as drugs. as required alabama county district attorney and the california attorney general's office were notified about that death. our time is 5 20 for the treasury secretary anticipating the nation will hit the debt limit. today we'll tell you what that means and what may happen to the economy. also a group of demonstrators were outside of a bay area costco protesting for animal rights reasons. they say they felt they had to picket outside the story. 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yeah that's that's the truth. she's the one. i have a list for you, right. okay thank you very much. hi, everybody and good morning to you. we do have that fast moving cold front out of here now, but in its wake, we do have a couple of things to talk about. first off and you take a look at the map and you see the purple highlighted area that indicates amador, sacramento, san joaquin and solano counties. all have a dense fog advisor in place. i noticed it also encompasses the tribe value, but i haven't seen any issues there. santa rosa, the visibility's down to a quarter of a mile and then you see that green highlighted area that is a coastal flood advisory that goes in effect has six o'clock this morning. all the way through monday because it's that time of the year again that astronomical high tide we do have high tide today at 8 28 this morning, nearly seven ft a little bit of lapping onshore, especially near the embarcadero . radar indicates cold front is out of here in its wake. we still have some lingering clouds looking out towards the city as san francisco where it is 46 degrees. check out north bay tumbling into the thirties. it is now 37 degrees and fairfield back in through tracy. otherwise 45 san jose and 45, also in oakland later today, bright sunshine a bit of a breeze late day out of the north up to 20, or temperatures will spend from 50 and anti october 55 degrees are outside number in santa rosa . we'll talk more about the tahoe forecast because boil, boy sell. i think people are gonna start queuing up for tahoe and a matter of minutes. they're going early. i think so. i think so. i think that sometimes people take friday off, for example, maybe tonight there'll be a little bit of a crowd, remember? sometimes we do get crowds going up on epic weekends like this when it comes to skiers and snowboarders are just kind of chomping at the bit. alright let's go out and take a look at the community here on interstate 5 80, the richmond saying rafael bridge, it looks pretty good driving over to marine county but looking around at the chp log, and there's not a lot going on right now. as it comes to crashes. let's take a look at a couple of different things here . you can see that the bay bridge looks very good from oakland to san francisco. no major issues here in oakland past the oakland coliseum. north and south going to the airport, and also this morning groups went to the wrong graphic there. let's go back to the toll plaza real quick because right now, even though we don't have a big crowd, we're expecting one in about a half hour, so you may want to jump ahead of the crowd before that happens. it's 5 30. let's go back to the headlines. thank you. monterey san luis obispo and santa barbara counties have now been added to fema's list of the areas on the federal disaster declaration for california. mew monterey county officials say that means much needed resources with the recovery effort is available, and by this weekend, a new assistance center will open. it found eligible. we can provide funding for lodging expenses, like those who may have the evacuated their home and went to a hotel. um we may be able to provide home repairs to sense uh , how replacement assistance presidential order that was modified now says federal funding covers 100% of eligible costs related to storm damage, and fema can also offer rental assistance help with movie. moving and storage, medical and dental payments, childcare and much more. well new this morning . a man is in custody, accused of crashing into a san francisco police car officers say they tried to pull over suspected drunk driver just before midnight when he rammed a marked police car and tried to leave the scene. police chased him into the twin peaks area where he drove off the road and onto a parked car on garden. dale drive . he was arrested. the car he was driving turned out to be stolen. time now. 5 31. the ntsb now investigating the deadly crash of a twin engine plane, and stanislaus county, near the modesto airport. the pilot who was the only person on board was killed when that private plane crashed into a field. no one on the ground was hurt. officials aren't releasing any information about the pilot at this point, but we do know the plane was owned by a charter company that has offices in el cerrito. three men are in custody after leading police on a chase after trying to burglarize a cannabis dispensary near petaluma happened early tuesday morning at the down under industries dispensary and eli road near south bong. highway one. oh one. now when officers got to the scene, they say four vehicles took off. the suspect spent on the southbound 101 and reached speeds of more than 100 mph, so officers decided it was too dangerous to follow them. officers eventually found one of the cars after it crashed through a fence in novato. police found arrested and booked the suspects into the since sonoma county jail on a number of criminal charges. 5 32 a costco in san francisco, was the focus of an animal rights protest the group direct action everywhere projected this recorded video of pigs going to slaughter, they say the videos from a facility in southern california that belongs to smithfield foods, a supplier for cost. sure. about two dozen protesters held up these signs and said the pigs suffer for several minutes before they die. i don't think it's humane. veterinarians don't think it's humane lawyers don't think it's humane and ultimately, at the end of the day. these are individuals who want to live, so whether we're killing them and gas chambers or with a bolt gun to the head. there is no humane way to kill animals who do not want to die. in the statement made to wired magazine smithfield foods, said it quote strictly follows approved laws, regulations and best practices for humane animal stunning prior to harvest. contra costa county wants volunteers to take part in a committee investigating the release of heavy metals in martinez, the committee will advise the board of supervisors and contra costa health hazardous materials program. to determine the cause of the release by the martinez refinery . the district attorney is considering criminal action against the refinery for releasing more than 20 tons of metal laden dust over thanksgiving. the refinery did not notify the community nor the health department about the release, as is required by county policy time now 5 33 happening today, treasury secretary janet yellen expects the united states to hit the debt ceiling of 31.4. trillion dollars. now she's urging congress to work out their differences and agree to raise the dead limit or risk the us going into default and damaging the economy. but so far conservative republicans are not budget. they say the federal government has to stop maxing out its credit card. they wanted to have a spending party, and it wasn't just democrats in the senate. um, those bills passed with a lot of republicans support. we're not getting rid of anything, and you can't scare them. but jesus out of people saying we're gonna get rid of social security. if the us hits its debt ceiling. that means all federal programs would b. theren paying for almost everything, including defense spending. medicaid food stamps, the united states has never defaulted for failing to raise the dead limit in time. tahoe area resorts predict this weekend will be one of the best skiing times of the season. fresh nose on the ground , and now it will be clear for skiers and borders to make that drive up to the sierra and enjoy all that new snow. really good. the snow is nice and dry, crunchy. just the kind you like to ski on. he likes it, he says bad. we'll see you at tahoe has already received more than 30 ft of snow. that's a record amount for this early in the season, and i know coop calls it fresh corduroy when you get there first thing in the morning, you get on the one of the groomed runs. it leaves these grooves from the groomer the machines. pam, you may quarter and it's just you can get. yeah you make me want to go up there and ski pan. i should market it yet, and i'm anxious. a lot of people are sound like again. pam was that a little? yeah right. right i kind of think i don't actually make that sound except verbally. okay yeah. there you go. you everybody. we do have that tahoe forecast for you. we did have a smattering of snow in the overnight hours down to 2500. ft. temperatures are currently in the twenties for friday through the weekend, bluebird skies, no precipitation in the other thing only. thing is, make sure you dress in layers for friday. the high 30 the overnight low at nine. that's because of the passage of the cold front that did dump some new powder there. now today's forecast for this thursday. it's going to be a terrific winter day after a chilly start in some damp roadways, bright sunshine and a bit on the breezy side, the winds will blow out of the north 10 to 20 mph doppler radar suggests our precipitation that fell this morning, little bit over 3/10 of an inch of rain in fremont close to you. ian city as well. napa had 2/10 of an inch of rain. you see that green on the screen? that's what's left from that cold front around solar dad and also gonzalez now. meanwhile we do have mostly cloudy skies, but those clouds are clear out temperature wise were the skies have been clear and have dipped into the thirties from santa rosa through napa all the way into american canyon, actually, 37 degrees and fairfield were in the forties around hayward and castro valley . it is now 48 degrees in half moon bay. the winds are calm. so here's our storm tracker and again that cold front continues to dive in a southerly direction . now here is your weekend. i wanted to start it with today. i really truly believe in future cast. it's a computer model. we merge all the long range computer models together so you can get a good idea what to expect clouds lingering at lunchtime today, then we clear out and that's when the temperatures drop tonight. freeze warning goes into effect at midnight tonight. up until tomorrow morning around nine a.m. there's your lunchtime friday. clear skies saturday the deflection off the ridge of high pressure that precipitation goes well to the north of the bay area. few high clouds we'll call it partly sunny, partly cloudy each day over the weekend, but boy it's a dry weather pattern that will continue all the way through next week. sunshine today some breezy conditions, temperature spend 50 to 55 degrees, and then tonight 30 in santa rosa, so you know somebody would dip to the upper twenties. perhaps it will hayward, forties up and down the peninsula from san mateo, the foster city and east palo alto 38 overnight. morgen him next time around, we'll throw in the five day forecast. roberta well today, president biden will be in northern california to tour the storm. damage in santa cruz county has administrations already declared a state of emergency for many california counties, including santa cruz, ktvu easily rasmus live near moffett field, where air force one will touch down a little later today, ali pam just after noon this afternoon is when the president is expected to arrive here at mountain view's moffett field, and from here, he will continue on to communities like what's in ville, capitola, sea, cliff and aptos to tour some of the damage that we experienced over the last month of storms. three weeks of relentless rain caused a lot of flooding and storm damage, as we know all across california, but particularly in the central coast. president has already declared a state of emergency in most california counties, including santa cruz, and that allows fema and the department of homeland security to coordinate relief efforts. it also makes federal and state funds more easily available to governments, nonprofits and even individual home and business owners. people in capitola say they are encouraged by this presidential visit. i think we need all the help we can get and high profile visit from the president will get the attention that we need here in capital to help us rebuild and bounced back from from the storms. this is a really strong community, and they'll come together already have but we're going to need help, and i hope he sees that and can help. three marine helicopters are already in place at moffett field. they will be used to fly the president, senator alex padilla, governor gavin newsom and other state and local leaders over the damaged areas in santa cruz and monterey counties and give them an aerial view again. the president is expected to land at mountain view's moffett field around noon today. live in mountain view. ali rasmus ktvu fox two news. alright ali. thank you time. 5 40. we've all seen lots of potholes around the bay area, causing lots of problems which being done to deal with the road conditions, getting even worse in our area after several weeks of stars 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(co-worker 4) what are you doing this weekend? welcome back to mornings onto it is 5 43. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky says a helicopter crash that killed ukraine's interior minister and other government officials was a consequence of war. 14 people died in the crash in cave, including everyone on board, the helicopter and one child on the ground. zelinsky speaking at the world economic forum in switzerland, said the crash had a broad connection to the conflict, saying quote the war has many dimensions, not just on the battlefield. it's not clear exactly what caused the crash. our time is not. 5 43, china announced a crackdown on internet censorship during the lunar new year festival. chinese cyber authorities say they want to prevent false information online about the spread of covid . the social media in china has been filled with personal stories of people contracting covid struggling to get healthcare and losing family members to covid that contrast with the position of the chinese government that the outbreak is under control. there's new evidence in the murders of four university of idaho college students. washington court unsealed the search warrants for the suspect, brian cole, berger's office and apartment, the documents say. investigators discovered a disposable glove and possible hair strands. investigators also seized cold burgers computer and they're combing through that for more possible evidence. they're going to look for digital evidence. there's a treasure trove that exists are their direct messaging to any of the victims and whether or not there is anything regarding disposing of evidence, some concealing of cover with dark red and brown stains. police believe that could be blood from the crime scene. the warrant alleges that the evidence suggests the killings were premeditated. cold burger has not yet entered a plea and is scheduled to be back in court in june. 5 45 new developments in the search for missing british actor julian sands. authorities in southern california found his car five days after he went missing last friday during a hike up mount baldy drones are being used by the san bernardino sheriff's department to find julian sands, but the bad weather is hampering the search. sands, who's 65 years old, has been in many movies, including a room with a view the killing fields and leaving las vegas. what a memorial service for lisa marie presley is planned for this weekend at graceland in memphis . lisa marie died last friday at her home in calabasas after suffering a cardiac arrest at the age of 54. crews there at graceland have been preparing a headstone and we found out the memorial service will be open to the public. homeowner in san leandro is making use of a tree that came down in her yard. during the recent storms, the wood will be repurposed ktvu cristina rendon has more on the east bay company, turning those large scraps of wood into furniture. is being done to cut up and peace out a massive bay tree in san leandro came down during the new year's eve storm on christina walkers, property. our neighbor back here was calling me saying are you alive ? the patriot fell and i was like the patriot didn't fall lost a limb or something like that. but the 100 year old treat did fall, crushing a shed a trampoline and damaging her children's backyard playground. she didn't want the tree to go to waste. so she hired nick harvey, who makes a living recycling trees. every single piece of the trees and me were used. here are the best case scenario is that we can turn these trees in the wood because otherwise you get chipped up and end up in a green waste facility or a dump. where you gonna get out of it. hopefully tables. we have some friends that are making ballpoint pens out of a bunch of the smaller pieces and march so much more. harvey is working with a plus tree to take down the branches so he can bring in milling equipment and repurpose the wood. four years ago, harvey decided to turn this into a business bay area. redwood is based in san ramon. they take trunks like this and turn it into pieces of furniture that anyone can buy. he's got tables, benches and standing desks made from repurposed wood at his show room at city center, bishop branch trees being thrown away by my house, and i thought it was crazy money on the removal and disposal costs since the wood is never leaving her property. she's glad to give the old tree new life super super grateful to be alive, like if it had fallen any other direction. you know it would have killed someone in san leandro cristina rendon ktvu fox. two news, love to see that thank you, christina. great story, beautiful furniture. hopefully the commute is nice as well. so that was a tough turn their pants. it was like, okay, let's take right. yeah i see what you did. that's okay though. i actually love repurposed wood stuff, so they're yeah, this morning's commute, see if i can make that same turn again. let's go to the bay bridge. would you go? uh anyway westbound bay bridge. it's backed up for just a small delay. the metering lights just came on just a little bit ago. there have been no major problems on the bridge on interstate 8 80. it looks pretty good here and it's dry. this is really going to help us out for the morning commute. it's going to make it a lot easier. let's check in with contra costa county here. as a landslide traffic on highway four, but 6 80 80 so far looked pretty good. 60 80 from martinez all the way to san ramon and down into dublin. 5 48. let's talk about today's weather. here's roberta to talk about your man cave. and what are you serving up this sunday during the game? well i don't know yet , roberta. you know, usually it's a game time decision. you have to grocery shop, don't you ? we do. i mean, we have you know, we have stuff. you have stuff i'm reading about you. chicken apple, hot dogs, chicken apple sausage, hot dogs with sauteed bell peppers and onions . and what time should we game time hungry over here. we'll have that forecast for the 49ers coming up right now. let's give you some um information what you need to know. we do have that dense fog advisory in place for the purple highlighted area, not noticing any problems in the tri valley, but santa rosa visibility there now down to a quarter of a mile. meanwhile, coastal flat advisory goes in effect in just a matter of minutes at six a.m. it's that time of the year again where we have that astronomical high tide and that will be today, right around 8 28 this morning near seven ft, so you'll see some lapping on the shore, specially near the embarcadero. storm tracker precipitation is out of here after dumping about 3/10 of an inch of rain and the fremont area, how the court of an inch and throughout danville east bay got some good totals this morning. otherwise we're talking about ben lomond south. 10th of an inch of rain. napa saw two tents san jose for one hundred's of an inch of rain, but we'll take it. we have a dry forecast now. from right now. all the way through the 28th i am forecasting. at least right nows on the 29th right there. that's what the long range computer models are alluding to. but right now the ses are trying to clear out for the cloud cover that's been lingering around the bay area temperatures where it is clearing 35 degrees in santa rosa 39 in apple 37 degrees in fairfield. otherwise everybody's well into the forties. it is now 41 degrees in fremont and 47 degrees around foster city. high pressure will build in as it does, so. we have the clear skies and with that cold front that just pass through waking up to some morning frost on your friday with a freeze warning that's going to affect at midnight tonight. otherwise our days will be sunny and bright, albeit a bit on the breezy side . here is your tahoe forecast currently 19 degrees in truckee with new snow on the ground. friday's daytime high with that cold front passage 30 degrees, so it's going to be a cold day and night on friday, otherwise bluebird skies for the weekend across the contiguous 48 states . denver has seen more snowfall in the month of january. then they had the past three decades otherwise, 18 degrees there. 39 chicago, 43ies nearly 70. and ft myers and florida we're talking about fifties are temperature spam 50 degrees in antioch's working its way past martinez and to the car, kinda straight area temperatures in the low fifties. it will be 53 in san francisco and in redwood city, as well as redwood shore's tonight when the temperatures are going to plummet 30 degrees overnight in santa rosa, which means healdsburg and gern ville , you will probably see temperatures in the high twenties. same thing around sebastopol 41 degrees sam. matteo coast all the way back in through half moon bay. there's your extended forecast as string of sunshiny days and we remain dry through the extended period 49 to forecast coming up next time around, gang. alright roberta. thank you. time is fine 50 to a big settlement by pg and e. over one wildfire and it's headed to court for another case. what the utility is agreeing to pay plus my job now as a human being is to use my voice. for the change of the better. a survivoreople safe. the changes she (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? 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(co-worker 4) what are you doing this weekend? trash is telling us about her recovery almost a year ago, alex tamez was riding her bike home from work when she was hit from behind by a car. she was in a coma for six weeks because of a traumatic brain injury. but time has is still recovering, but says more should be done to keep both pedestrians and cyclists safe. my job now as a human being is to use my voice for the change of the better. i do feel as though this is a gift in a way. because i've gotten so much out of this experience. time has once the city of san francisco to install more surveillance cameras, among other things, and that investigation continues. alec baldwin may be charged in the accidental shooting on a movie set that killed a cinematographer helena hutchins was shot and killed october 2021 during rehearsal on the set of the movie rust. baldwin was holding the gun when it went off . hutchins family recently reached a settlement in their wrongful death lawsuit against baldwin and other key members of the production crew. today, prosecutors in new mexico will announce it, baldwin will face charges our time is now 5 56 of new report shows that a recent california law to stimulate more housing production just not working. governor newsom signed senate bill nine into law more than a year ago. it allows homeowners to split their single family lots and build duplexes. the law took effect at the beginning of last year. the u. c. berkeley turner center for housing innovation, studied more than a dozen cities and founded less than 300 projects have been submitted. under this law, researchers suggested high fees maybe halting and him pretend during the applications used. car prices are starting to drop . according to the consumer price index. prices fell by 8.8% from december 2021 to december 2022. that's the biggest 12 month drop since june of 2009. the main factor and lower prices is due to the rising expensive financing the car because of the rising interest rates. used car costs could continue to decline. the with more new cars hitting the market. a drug used to treat type two diabetes is being misused by people looking to quickly lose weight. doctors are prescribing those mpac to help people lose weight at an alarming rate. it's pushed as a magic bullet for weight loss. tiktok videos touting the drugs. miraculous weight loss results have had more than 400 million views. pharmacists say there is a dark side to off label use. if you're a patient with diabetes, and you need that medication to control your blood sugar, then you have a competition now with the people who are using it for weight loss. the drugmaker novo nordisk says it does not quote, promote, suggest or encourage off label use of our medicines. this is a really strong community, and they'll come together already have but we're going to need help, and i hope he sees that and can help. less than an hour from right now. president biden will be leaving washington to come here to northern california. we have the details of the president's trip to actually see the storm damage that battered california for weeks. and it's video. the captured the attention of the entire bay area. what we're finding out about the arrest of this business owner in san francisco accused of spraying down a homeless woman with a hose. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. january 19 is out clear skies. i believe today. let's check in with roberto gonzalez for the forecast anywhere from 41 hundreds of an inch of rain and san jose just a smattering, a dampening of the roadways. to just over 3/10 of an inch of rain and fremont. now in its wake. we do have a dense fog advisor in place for amador, sacramento, san joaquin and solano counties, even though it looks like the national weather service is just broad brushing the entire inland areas, no problems in the tri valley or in san jose right now, but santa rosa does have a quarter mile visibility when you see the green on your screen. do you see that green highlighted area? that's because we have a coastal flood advisory going into effect right now. for king tides. that's right high tide today at 8 28 at nearly seven ft and this advisory, in effect all the way through monday was alluding to rain is out of here in its wake. some cooler air mass 34 now in santa rosa thirties, comin from fairfield through tracy. it's in the low forties in the tri valley. it's in the high forties around the peninsula and sfo and also in belmont in 44 in san jose later today, bright sunshine breezy late day north winds to 20. 50 to 55 degrees. that's the temperature spam. we're going to talk more about the tahoe forecast also about the freeze warning that goes into effect tonight, but right now, let's send it on over to south castaneda. good morning, friend. how are you today? i'm doing very well, roberta. and you know, right now we're seeing more people get on the road right now. we do have a look at the commute at the bay bridge is a little bit of a backup here already building. driving into san francisco. nothing major again. the commuters just beginning. really this is a look now at interstate 80 near oakland. if you're driving to the oakland airport, it looks pretty good with no major issues on the peninsula. traffic from san francisco basically all the way to san jose on one on one and 2 80 looking very good, all the way to sun evil. and to that silicon valley, a little bit of slowing on one on one northbound as you can see, coming up to the to 80 interchange. for the most part, though it is off to a nice start at 601. let's go back to our headlines. all right. thank you, sal and topping our news this morning. president biden will tour storm damage santa cruz county today to see what his administration can do to help people recover preparations for the presidential visit already underway for a few days now president biden will arrive early this afternoon at moffett field, where three marine helicopters are already in place. they will be used to give the president governor gavin newsom and california senator alex padilla, an aerial view of the damage in santa cruz county storm victims in capitola , happy to know that more help is on the way. i think we need all the help we can get and high profile visit from the president will get the attention that we need here in capital to help us rebuild and bounced back from from the storms. the president has already declared a state of emergency in most california counties, including santa cruz that allows fema and the department of homeland security to coordinate relief efforts. it also makes federal and state funds available to help people put their lives in businesses back together. one santa cruz county supervisor estimates the storm damage at $100 million. now. monterey salinas san luis obispo that is in santa barbara counties have now been added to fema's list of the areas on the federal disaster declaration for california that will provide much needed resources for the recovery effort. and by this weekend, a new assistance center will be open in monterey county. it found eligible. we can provide funding for lodging expenses, like those who may have the evacuated their home and went to a hotel. um we may be able to provide home repairs to sense uh, how replacement assistance. a presidential order that was modified yesterday now says federal funding covers 100% of eligible costs related to storm damage can also offer rental assistance, help with moving and storage, medical and dental payments, childcare, among others. alright pam. thank you time now. 603 there won't be any service on a strain until monday after two landslides on the train tracks this week interrupted service yesterday morning in a strain became stuck in a landslide near solano almost the same area where there was another landslide tuesday that also trapped the train. passengers took photos and video of the trees, the mud, the brush. pushing up against the train cars. if you would have opened the doors that would have came in on you. it was very impressive. the crews are busy closely examining that area to figure out if more landslides are possible. well they'll look for things like whether the vegetation is clearly moving. whether there are visual disruptions in the soil surface. yesterday afternoon, union pacific, which owns the train tracks and the surrounding area , removed trees and dirt from the hillside trying to prevent more landslides. geologists have so far counted more than 600 landslides statewide. since the new year, the ground becomes more saturated. the chances increase of more landslides. the usgs has pinpointed certain areas at higher risk of collapsing now we took a look at that data and found the steeper the grade. the bigger the chance. mountain or hill slide will give hillside will give out. vulnerable areas include mountains and waterways. the threshold where we starting to see not just a little blowouts and small land sites, but we're starting to see if some of the larger land sites trip to move, and that's when it gets really scary out there. now geologists advise you to know where the runoff from your property is going. try to control that if you live along a hill, and here's some creaking or cracking trees falling a roaring sounds, check them immediately and consider leaving the property. alright, pam. time is now six. oh six new this morning in san francisco. a suspect was arrested suspected of crashing into a san francisco police car. authorities tell us that just before midnight, police tried to pull over a suspected drunk driver. and say he rammed a parked police guard tried to speed away. the police chased him into the twin peaks area. that's where he drove off the road and down the hill into an unoccupied car on garden dale drive. he was arrested. the car he was driving turned out to be stolen. the driver was hurt. he was taken to the hospital for treatment. there is an update regarding the case of a san francisco art gallery owner seen on video hosing down a homeless woman. andre senior, joins us now in studio with news of an arrest andre him. the video quickly went viral and drew public anger on social media. you've seen it, and now police have taken the gallery store owner collar gwynne into custody . arrested at his montgomery street business after the san francisco district attorney's office issued an arrest warrant . brooke jenkins tweeted that after reviewing the police investigation, her office's charging gwyn with misdemeanor battery for the alleged intentional and unlawful spring of water on and around a woman experiencing homelessness. nearby business owner said he understands gwynn's frustration , but his actions went too far. and that's unacceptable here. our people love my colleagues at barbarossa worked very sorry about the circumstances, you know, even though we have nothing to do with those acts. we don't approve them. you know , we do believe in respect to other people. the incident was recorded on video and spread through social media. remember it here refused to apologize at first, but later said he was remorseful. he said that he and his neighbors had repeatedly called police about the woman's disruptive behavior, loitering outside their businesses and driving away customers. how about following up with the person that got water spray? how about, you know seeing somebody else during this rainy season? there's a lot of people that they don't have a shelter. what are we doing about that rather than just looking for punishment , people that his behavior when is out of jail this morning after posting $2500 bail, but if found guilty, he faces up to six months in jail and the $2000 fine. the on housed woman in that video is known as q. homeless advocates say she has been living on the streets in downtown for years, city officials and homeless resource centers say they're working to get her more aid right now, pam all right. thank you. andre, california's projected $22.5 billion budget deficit could triple in size of a recession hits. a mild recession should happen. the $22.5 billion budget deficit could increase to $40 billion and if a moderate to severe recession hits the state says that number could increase to more than $60 billion. our time is now 608. pg and e is settling one wildfire damage case and it's going to court in another now. today is the second day of a preliminary hearing in shasta county linked to the 2020 zog fire. prosecutors say a tree fell down on power lines that sparked the fire near reading that killed four people. pg and e is facing criminal charges, including four counts of involuntary manslaughter. a judge will decide if there's enough evidence to go to trial. trial. in the meantime, pg and e has reached a settlement involving the 2021 dixie fire that burned 1500 square miles and destroyed more than 1300 homes shared and other buildings . one firefighter was killed in that fire. it was caused by a tree falling down on electrical lines. now the $24 million settlement will be shared among 10 groups made up of five counties utility districts recreation authority. hospital and the city of susan ville. damages include impacts on roads , public and natural resources, lost revenues and higher, expensive now, pg and e still denies liability, but settled the case to avoid any further litigation. time now is 6 10, and we do have a crowd developing at the bay bridge toll plaza and some other commute spots as a commute ramps up here on a thursday it is backed up all the way out to the mcarthur maze. metering lights are on no major problems there as you drive across the bridge to san francisco in oakland. right now, traffic looks pretty good and no major issues here if you are driving through, let's talk about contra costa county. concord walnut creek, orinda. all those freeways looking good. also silicon valley check. sunnyvale cupertino, san jose. everything looks good. there's a little slowing on north dont wanna one after the 6 80 interchange in san jose, for the most part, though it looks all right at 6 10. let's get back to the desk. thank you, sal. this morning on the state of the drought in california we're going to share with you. the impact our most recent round of storms has had and the layoffs continue in the big tech world repercussions felt all over the bay area why? some experts say there are still opportunities for tech workers who have lost toyota. tahoe report blue canyons at 28 degrees on the south lake shore of tahoe 24. it's called in truckee after a few inches of snow at 19 degrees your forecast for this big getaway weekend it is going to be the best looking weekend so far this 2023 year we've got friday, a very cold day at high of only 30 overnight, low at nine degrees otherwise. bluebird skies both saturday and sunday. perfect idealistic conditions for boarding and skiing with temperatures and the low forties body men out in the teens and the low in mid twenties, make it a great weekend and drive safely , roberta thank you time now, 6 14 as we see more and more big tech industry layoffs, some experts think these job cuts really don't reflect the overall state of the economy. microsoft just announced plans to cut 10,000 jobs now, during the pandemic, the company had a hiring boom, expanding its workforce by 36% the analysts say that rapid growth was common with other tech companies to and that's what's leading to the layoffs that are happening now. it was growing at rates which are unsustainable. now think about how many people we've hired over the last three years. some companies as much as 30% of their workforce, which is joined on top of the microsoft job cuts. amazon yesterday started notifying its employees about layoff plans, but it appears there are some differences for tech workers, compared to the .com bust and the recession of 2008. software and deployment of other technologies like that are what are pervading every single industry. so yes, these are very much you're very much able to transfer those skills to other areas. i know a few people who have been impacted not too worried. because take will always be needed it now, analysts say there's still a lot of venture capital funding available for startups so there will be opportunities in the tech industry. but one study says the amount of venture capital funding given out in 2022 dropped by almost two thirds compared to 2021. santa clara county wants to help people who have lost their jobs . a growing number of people in santa clara county no longer have employer provided healthcare coverage. county supervisor cindy chavez is it's critical to make sure families have access. to health care services. we want to make sure that everybody knows that they have access to 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again expect more pieces to keep coming out. here's another problem here in the bay area. many of our roads are made of asphalt, especially when you get off the freeway. asphalt is more environmentally friendly, and it's affordable but not as durable and it's more prone to those potholes we know and don't laugh. yeah tires. no those. do you get to know all of them salad, right? sal you know exactly your route to work. i know exactly, like got to be in this plane. gotta be over here to the left. okay me once you know, you kind of go over one. oh, that's big, good. look, i get the starts like, darn it, all right? anyway good morning, everyone. let's start in the silicon valley north. dont wanna one still looks good. it's still early for the silicon valley community notice a lot of green . there's not a lot of red out there getting up to sunnyvale. there was a crash. dortmund 11 year to 37 seems like it for out to the maze. traffic does look good once you make it on to the span interstate 80 traffic. also looking pretty good with no major, no major problems. let's take a look at that same mateo bridge heading out to foster city and san mateo looks pretty good over from hayward. 6 18 that spring in roberta gonzalez. hey, bro. i just checked with caltrans. there are chain restrictions right now on 80 and 50. i think as the weather warms up, those may come down. yes we did have the warning a snow warning their winter storm warning for the great lake tahoe hotel four am it was allowed to expire. but that doesn't mean that the snow does stop falling immediately at four a.m. so good advice there, sal. thank you for providing us with that information. in addition to the passage of the cold front. we have a dense fog advisory in effect. for those highlighted areas and where you saw the green. that's the coastal flood advisory is in effect for now, all the way through monday, it's that time of the area again. astronomical high tide where we get a little bit of lapping of water on the embarcadero, and you know the usual spots like lucky, dr. meanwhile the rain is out of here. we had a little and what is locations and its wake. it's currently 34 degrees in santa rosa. 2 44 degrees and san jose high thirties and one the quick, so obviously you need the jacket out the door. but boy, it's going to be much colder this time tomorrow morning, so the winds are relatively flat but will be picking up out of the north. later today, a six mile per hour wind noted at s a phone across the bay five in hayward. now again, cold weather coming on the heels of the passage of this cold front that is now streaming across the central valley, producing up to about 2/10 of an inch of rain falling apart at the seams very rapid. here's our future cats and you notice we still have more storms out there, but we now have high pressure building and right here about noon today , one o'clock in the afternoon. we still have some left over clouds from that cold front. but then it turns clear and colder tonight. here's your friday afternoon bright sunshine. there is that area of low pressure and banks off the ridge of high pressure takes all of its energy well into the pacific northwest and into vancouver, canada. we are setting up a dry weather pattern from now all the way through the end of your weekend . in fact, next week will be dry as well. current air temperatures 40 degrees in santa barbara 47 in los angeles going up too high today of 60, it is 19 degrees and truckee. it's going to be a colder day on tap for your friday there in the high sierra around the country. we've got rain showers from boston through philadelphia into new york city, otherwise cloud cover. for seattle at 40 degrees and 26 degrees in denver. after snowfall they've had the snowiest january and the past three decades in denver. alright our temperatures 50 to 55 degrees today, north winds to 20 . it's tonight noticed 30 degrees in santa rosa, mid thirties napa 34 degrees in fairfield 38 degrees in morgan hill. it's time to start preparing your pipes, your pets and your plants with the freeze warning that goes in effect tonight. through about nine a.m. on friday morning. there's your extended forecast. you can dial it in sunshine each and every day with warmer conditions by the tail end of your weekend. enjoy your bright dry winter day, pam. alright sounds good. thank you, roberta. unfortunately bad news for schools, other non profits and charities coming up amazon cutting a popular program that brings those groups much needed money. and it is something many people, including soccer fans have been waiting for me to after the break new details about the third season of ted la o (vo) wells fargo lets you know where what if you knew where you stood with everything? like your future in-laws... 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weekend after the recent snows up there what conditions look like for a weekend on the slopes. from ktvu with fox two news this morning's on tv. alright stocks are headed lower again this morning as we take you live to the opening bell investors sifting through more economic news and some disappointing earnings reports, also this morning, also disappointing schools and other non profits and charities will no longer get help from amazon amazon, ending its amazon smile program where the company donates a percentage of a customer's purchase. to a charity of their choice. i know we did this in our school something on amazon. you could designate a percentage of it going to school, so that's going to be, um some missed money amazon saying they're more cost cutting. thank you for joining us here on morning sun to pam cooked. good morning. i'm dave clark. thursday morning. january 19th was just outside. it's cold . outside this morning. roberta's here to tell us about a forecast and the fact that she just pushed the rain out of our area got some mighty big hips. yeah, a but my human weather station did you see any clouds out there? not see clouds. i did see a sliver of the moon that was spectacular. well, that's really great because we had a very fast moving cold from blasted the area in the overnight hours. some impressive totals there anywhere from a smattering of 4 1/100 of an inch of rain in san jose. to a healthy over 3/10 of an inch of rain and fremont. look at these numbers. not bad at all, for this measly little system that is now going to provide a lot of colder air mass. so that's our storm tracker, our doppler radar and no green on the screenings. it is dry. next system should arrive january 29th, which is 10 days from now, so we will keep you posted. that's what our long range computer models are leaning towards. things can change between now and then. but one thing is certain. it is cold as they was alluding to 39 now and wanted creek 34 in santa rosa. so you know it's freezing somewhere around windsor or sebastopol, 42 now and hayward and across the bay of redwood city, 44 in san jose, going up 2 53 pretty seasonal temperature spend 50 to 55 to talk more about king tides that's coming up, but first things first. it's sending on over to south castaneda. where you going right now, sal, where's the busy? well you know, i just mistakenly texted steve, tell him to toss to me talking about 5 80. he's asleep. i'm sure. then that meant the text you westbound 5 80 hop yard. there's a crash blocking all lanes. now steve paulson's awake knows about this westbound 5 88 hop yard road. this crash is blocking several lanes. it looks like they're making some progress. just listening to radio traffic. however what you need to know is there's already a mile and a half back up pretty soon. this is going to be backed up into livermore. get on the road early or get on the freeway after the dublin interchange if you can get on the freeway easily by avoiding that interchange, 5 80 loss, decent to castro valley just getting on the freeway, you know right there, for example, that could make a big difference for you instead of having to deal with all that traffic coming up in a few minutes, we'll take a look at all the rest of the commute. but now let's get back to the headlines. thank you. what happening today? president biden will be in northern california. he'll be touring the storm. image in santa cruz county ktvu alley, rasmus is near moffett field. that is where air force one and the president will be landing later today. good morning, allie. good morning, davy. according to the president's itinerary. he's scheduled to land at moffett field just after noon our time today, the president's already declared a state of emergency for the county of santa cruz and many other counties in california because of all the storms and the relentless rain we've had over the past three weeks, and the hope is that that emergency declaration will free up federal aid and more resources. so you some of the video we have of some of that storm damage. three weeks of relentless rain caused flooding and storm damage, including the destruction of the peering capitola and flooded neighborhoods in watson ville president biden, california senator alex padilla and governor gavin newsom are scheduled to visit those communities today. at three o'clock this afternoon. the president will speak and answer questions at a news conference in the community of seacliff residents, business owners and local leaders say they are encouraged by this presidential visit. there's been a lot of tears. there's been a lot of anger and we've moved into that stage of hope, and i think that this is really a kickoff period toward the rebuild to have the president come here, commit those resources and commit there to be with us for the long term. this is video of moffett field yesterday where you see three marine helicopters already in place, ready to take the president and the senator and our governor and two other local leaders to the areas that were damaged by the storm to give him an aerial view. when the president declares a state of emergency in the region, it allows fema and the department of homeland security to coordinate relief efforts, and it also makes federal and state funds more easily accessible to individuals and business owners so that they can rebuild. but again this presidential visit happening today in santa clara county, the president's scheduled to arrive here at moffett field just afternoon today, and then he'll be going on to tour some of the damage in santa cruz county. live in mountain view. ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news. all right. thank you. ali this morning for the first time in nearly two years, a portion of california has been declared to have no drought. new drought maps were released this morning. take a look at the top left corner of the state. the white square way up there less than 1% of the state, but it has been declared to be completely out of the drought. you can compare this to the last two weeks. another improvement. no part of california is in extreme or exceptional drought at this point, which is that red section of california pan. well the ski resorts in the tahoe area. expect this weekend to be one of the best skiing times of the season. lots of fresh nose on the ground, and now the roads are clear for skiers and snowboarders to drive up to the sierra and enjoy all of that new snow. awesome really good. snow is nice and dry, crunchy. just the kind you like to ski on. he likes it, he says. very bad. now sierra and tahoe is already received more than 30 ft of snow. that's a record for this early in the season. the homeowner in san leandro is making use of a tree that came down in her yard. during the recent storms, the massive tree crushed a shed and damaged her children's backyard playground. christina walker now having work done to repurpose the tree and turn those large chunks of wood into pieces of furniture. she hired a man who recycles trees for a living so that the tree wouldn't go to waste. every single piece of the treason be reused here for the best case scenario is that we can turn these trees into wood because otherwise you get chipped up and end up in a green waste facility or a dump. where you gonna get out of it? hopefully tables. we have some friends that are making ballpoint pens out of a bunch of the smaller pieces and march so much more. walker says she is saving money on the removal and disposal costs since the wood is never leaving her property. fauci time is 6 37. we're going right back to salad morning, but is everybody behaving for you? well we do have that crash westbound 5 80. i've been talking about here at the hop yard exit. it is backed up now for a good long way almost into livermore's. they're trying to clear this crash. they're doing some good work with it. chp. is there now, one of the things that i know noticed is that they do have a lot of resources on the scene. it could affect you eastbound as you're driving out to pleasant, but most of the direction the commute direction is obviously westbound. just got word of a new crash just a few moments ago, westbound 24 at alcohol, lonnie's road, and that's on the way to the call to cut tunnel. so we're going to take a look and see if we can see anything on our lafayette camera here headinge that all of a sudden we do traffic here and that right there, over here in the middle is the lafayette bart station, and right. there is where the traffic seems to be slowing down, so we're going to keep an eye on that for you as well. if you're going to the bay bridge into san francisco that commute looks okay. it's getting a little bit more crowded, though, waiting there at the toll plaza before you make it into or onto the bridge to head into the city. 6 38. let's talk about today's weather. here's roberta gonzalez salads a very chilly start to our day, and the roads are little down from the passage of the cold front, and that, in turn is what's providing the cooler air mass 34 now santa rosa. we're in the thirties and many of our interior valleys walnut creek high thirties. it's 49 degrees at sfo. now here's the deal. starting with today. here's our future cast. it illustrates cold front is now digging to the south and falling apart at the seams by lunchtime today, a few high thin clouds otherwise, your friday is going to be sunny and bright as we forge ahead. the weekend. it's a dry weather pattern. it's going to be a glorious weekend, the best one so far this year for the month of january. now here's how we're playing at your drive forecasts, dry conditions each and every day next shot of rain, perhaps right there on the 29th. of january. we do have the king tides going into effect again today all the way through monday. please be very mindful of that little lap into the water. onshore 8 28 today is high tide nearly seven ft. onshore we go temperatures today between 50 and 55 degrees tonight. freeze warning goes into effect at midnight. we'll talk more about how low it will go and david pam, that's still coming up. all right. thank you, roberta. we want to take you live now to joint base andrews in maryland. you see the president is heading to california, so he's force one about ready to take off. this is marine one where the president is heading off there heading off the helicopter coming down the steps that right now, there he is, and he's going to be headed for airports. one uh any moment now. so we're keeping arrive at moffett today 's visit. he is serving the storm damage here in california, of course after that federal declaration, emergency declaration has been made regarding just about every county in definitely every county in the bay area and many counties in northern california. so again, we're looking i live. joint base andrews in maryland, as the president makes his way to air force one headed for california just waved at you. pam did good morning, mr president. our time now, 6 40. he was still ahead of san francisco woman who survived a hit and run crash but suffered life threatening injuries is now telling us about her recovery. why she now says she has a responsibility to help others. right now, let's check in with gasia mikaelian in our newsroom with a look at the other stories we're following for you beautiful sunrise we have for you here this morning. i mean, of course, when we all come in, it's dark right now. this is the moment i want to get to join you two in studio here in a moment, we will switch to what's happening with social media outlets that are beginning to rethink rules surrounding adult nudity. coming up in the seven o'clock hour, the updates from instagram and facebook to respect what those companies called international human rights standards. then sad news as the last of the swans at san francisco's palace of fine arts , has died. also in the next hour. how long the beloved swan blanchard lived there around the next on behind the series... let me tell you about the greatest roster ever assembled. the monster, the outlaw... and you can't forget about the boss. it wasn't just a roster. it was a menu. the subway series. the greatest menu of all time. and she rode her bike home from her job at a restaurant is grateful to be alive. alex tamez was on third street in the bayview district when a black car behind her sped up, hit her and drove away. she suffered a traumatic brain injury was in a coma for six weeks. that crash gave her a different perspective on people. and on life. i do feel as though this is a gift in a way. because i've gotten so much out of this experience my job now as a human being is to use my voice for the change of the better. now the case is still unsolved. mr mayor says she wants san francisco to install more surveillance cameras and also improves safety for cyclists that no one else has to go through what she went through. she worked at the water bar restaurant in san francisco . her boss says he has a job waiting for her when she recovers. i just want her to be able to live her best life. the staff is like family. and then when you lose someone, it's like losing a family member. and mr mas wants to find the people who saw the crash and rushed over to help her and she wants to thank them personally for saving her life. in today's dollars and cents. amazon ending its charity donation program when customers make purchases through amazon smile, the company donates a percentage of the purchase to the shoppers chosen nonprofit organization. amazon has donated $500 million to charity since that program started in 2013, but now executives say that program will be shut down by february. 20th. as part of the company's cost cutting efforts. cb two furniture closing at san francisco location in union square this weekend. the store features modern furniture pieces and home decor. it's a smaller version of its sister company, crate and barrel. c b two is the latest downtown san francisco retail outlet to close during the past few years, and pilots for southwest airlines are preparing to take a strike authorization vote. pilots report being in contract negotiations for more than three years without much progress, they say the company's christmas week flight problems pointed out many flaws with the current working conditions. the pilots say they will also ask for what they call gratitude pay for working through what they call a meltdown. the salary range for southwest pilots is 53 to $200,000 a year. our time now, 6 46 pilots were united airlines and demanding a new contract. several of the pilots were picketing at sfo united and the pilots. union leaders reached a tentative deal for a new contract that would have given the pilots of 15% pay raise over 18 months. however the pilots voted that down. they say they deserve more. you did announced blockbuster profits fourth quarter we've had in years. we want united to step up to the plate and recognize the contributions we made to make that happen. the starting part as a salary for a pilot is $73,000 a year it can rise to more than 337,000. united says it will continue working with the pilots association region. new agreement. the pilots have not called for a strike yet, and the picketing has not disrupted flights. some parents are looking for alternatives to sleepovers for their children. they say today's society has led them to consider things like whether or not kids will bring guns, alcohol or drugs to a sleepover concerns over covid exposure or the idea that there could be could be exposed to mature concepts before they're ready and playing a factor as well. those worries have given rise to late overs or half overs . that's when a parent picks up their kids late at night, instead of allowing them to spend the night. you think. that's a tough one. girls had plenty of sleepovers for sure. but it's a good way to get to know who your kids are hanging out with that's for sure get to know your kids, friends and their parents salads. my advice. we're all very protective as parents are. yeah i mean, i get that. all right. good morning, everyone. let's go and take a look. first of all, let's go with the normal. that would be the bay bridge that is kind of normal. it is a normal commute, which is to say 10 to 15 minute wait at the toll plaza. and once you get onto the bridge, it looks good. now here's something unusual, and it's causing a big backup. westbound 5 88 happier the injury crash. it's been there for a while. traffic is backed up into livermore if you're driving from liverpool more towards dublin grade. that's going to be a tough commute for you. if you are getting on the freeway after 6 80, you're gonna wonder where everyone is because they're being held up at the crash. also we have a crash westbound 24 at al colonies road, and that is causing slow traffic from walnut creek, and it looks like the crashes basically right after the lafayette bart station. on the shoulder. it looks like people are getting by. but you know how people are. they're going to look at that, and traffic is backing up into walnut creek. that does not look good, obviously. so give yourself plenty of time. 6 49. let's bring roast almost said rosemary. it's roberta. what happens all the time, you know, and i don't mind because she's gorgeous. so you know you can call me rosemary incom e. whatever you want. just don't call me collect. okay, here we go. let's take a look at that. you like that? you um unica because we're different demographic. like you know, alright morning, everybody. rainfall totals from december 26th when all this started to today. now i'm looking at oakland, and that's really interesting because the annual rainfall total for oakland is 19 point. oh five inches of rain. as of today, we have 19 oh, one. but if you want to take the oakland international airport reading or 66th street reading, then we surpassed our annual rainfall total and just less than one month and the city of oakland that is mighty impressive. our storm tracker radar, no green on the screen. the rain is out of here. thanks to kevin and toc providing us with this beautiful lives. weather camera this morning. look at the lights just glistening. it's gorgeous in the waters are flat at the estuary. we're going to talk more about what's going on near the water's momentarily. but right now check out the temperatures with the passage of the cold front. 33 degrees now in center rosa c. you know, it's freezing, probably in windsor or sebastian , pool hills, berg or gern veil 49, now at sfo, low forties from brentwood through tracy. and to live a more pleasant and sam ramon the winter relatively ando feature the winds because they will be rotating around to the north 10 to 20 later today, post frontal passage. so here we go with our storm tracker. this system is out of here after bringing beneficial rains, nothing ominous, and it's gone. hears about your lunchtime today still lingering cloud cover, but then it clears out and that's when the temperatures will plummet. tonight freeze warning goes into effect at midnight tim route clear skies for your lunchtime on friday. here's an area of low pressure bracing itself up against the pacific northwest nick in the northwestern quadrant of the state of california by saturday , but we remain on the dry side all the way through our sunday as far as your tahoe ski report is concerned, it is currently 28 degrees of blue canyon and, yes , a little bit of light snow in the overnight hours. meanwhile the forecast a cold day on friday, but bluebird skies each and every day and i got to tell you it's going to be the best weekend. for skiing or boarding this weekend in tahoe, currently 49 degrees in santa barbara all the way back into monterey bay. it's 42 palm springs across the country high thirties in oklahoma city, denver at 24. they've seen more snow and denver this january than they ever have in the past three decades. alright here we go. coastal flood advisory in effect right now, all the way through monday astronomical high tide means that the high tide today is going to be lapping onshore. please be mindful of that if you're heading to the beach is today and it's gonna be a beautiful day. beautiful winter day temperatures 50 to 55. tonight freeze warning goes into effect. 30 santa rosa 38 degrees morgan hill. otherwise your extended forecast does call for sunday football. gorgeous 57 degrees at kickoff northwest wind at 10 as a 49ers host the dallas cowboys a day that is going to be some game to watch. it will be roberta. thank you time 6 53 a big problem in hawaii for people visiting some of the most beautiful beaches. they're coming up in our next hour how hundreds of people have been hurt. and that's the word i just said just a few more days to go until the 49ers played the dallas cowboys in the next round of the nfl playoffs. we'll hear from the 49 years as they prepare for this big rivalry. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card. complete connectivity. one solution, for wherever business takes you. comcast business. powering possibilities. to a 6 56. the ntsb now investigating the deadly crash about twin engine plane and standards last county near the modesto airport. the pilot who was the only person on board was killed when this private plane crashed into a field. no one on the ground was heard. officials haven't released any information about the pilot, but we do know the plane was owned by a charter company that has offices in el cerrito. what kind of sarcastic county wants volunteers to be on the committee investigating the release of heavy metals in martinez, the committee will advise the board of supervisors and the contra costa county health department's hazardous materials program to determine the cause of the release by the martinez refinery. the district attorney's considering criminal action against that refinery for releasing more than 20 tons of metal laden dust over thanksgiving. the refinery didn't notify the community or the health department about that release, as is required by county policies. what happening today? treasury secretary janet yellen expects the united states to hit the debt ceiling of $31.4 trillion and she wants congress to get over their differences and agreed to raise the debt limit or risk the united states going into default and damaging the economy. but so far conservative republican are not budging, they say. the government has to stop maxing out its credit cards. they wanted to have a spending party , and it wasn't just democrats in the senate. um those bills passed with a lot of republicans support. we're not getting rid of anything, and you can't scare the bejesus out of people saying we're gonna get rid of social security. the us does hit that debt ceiling. that means all federal programs would be at risk. there would be a pause on paying for almost everything, including defense spending, medicaid food stamps. united states has never defaulted for not raising the dead limit in time. 86 58 the 49ers getting ready for sunday's big playoff game against the dallas cowboys and star rookie quarterback brock purdy's record is six and o as the starter for the 49ers, including his first playoff game last week against seattle. but the dallas cowboys defense is a different kind of challenge focuses on stopping the opponents' quarterback. players we talked to say they look forward to sunday because it's one of the best playoff rivalries in any sport. get to hear about the stuff. we hear about the history and hear about like you said the fans, even my family, just everybody talking about the rich history between these two teams and makes it super fun. i remember so much in my childhood from sixth grade to ninth grade because i was here 92 to 94. so it was the biggest rivalry football to me growing up, and then usually that goes away when you don't meet in the playoffs, a bunch and um, we had a big game last year. we got a big game this year, so the more you do that, the bigger it gets again and as for sure, and you can see that game this sunday 3 30 right here on ktvu fox two. plus we have the point after after the game, with all the highlights from that rivalry. my boss is not going to believe this. it's not their problem that i'm late. you know, i'm right. the train people who take a strain to work have to find another way to get around today after a strain canceled service for the rest of the week following two mudslides on its tracks, but crews are doing to make sure the area's safe and when service should be back up and running. then president biden right now, making his way to california, where he will see firsthand the damage left behind by recent storms will break down his trip and who will be speaking with also video went viral, showing a man hosing down a woman who's homeless right outside of his business. this man has now been arrested, will detail the charges he's facing. from ktvu. fox two news this is mornings on too cold out here with us. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to thursday is january 19th and good morning to you going. had the seats warm. i know. and you didn't have any rain, not a drop because roberta said get out of here. yeah right , because the east bay numbers really did stack up

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