something more bizarre. about 5:30 in the morning, but his,:00, a motorcyclist passes by and circles background, making street for elsie's gallery storefront in martinez. the writer looks around and then post something out, it begins to get to the store window. cameras inside shoulder writer wedding if use, and then speeding away. 10 seconds later, there is an explosion, blasting a hole in the window. the smoke outside drafts a hole in the window. love perry says he spent the day picking up the broken glass. >> there's a couple of pieces of glass. >> reporter: he says glass shards also damaged the frames on some original artwork. >> and just kind of heartbroken to be honest with you, i've been here a long time, donate, try to treat people the way i want to be treated and be kind to everyone. and a senseless act like this happens. >> reporter: martinez police office says they found no remnants of plastic or metal that would indicate a bomb. they believe it was fireworks and say a trace on the license plate showed the motorcycle was stolen from pleasant hill. gwendolyn munro's operations manager for a furniture store next door, and says she has seen the motorcycle rider about a half-dozen times in the past few months. >> i don't know why people would target small business, because we are just trying to get by. we are just trying to make it. >> it is unfortunate, you know? it is new year's day, i was hoping for a good year. 2020 was rough, all of the businesses down here, we have had a hard time. >> reporter: police say the motorcycle rider appeared to be wearing gloves, so no fingerprints. but they do hope somebody might recognize the vandal, the motorcycle, or perhaps even have more video that they would be willing to share with martinez police. christina? >> jana katsuyama reporting for us tonight. thanks. now to san mateo county, where residents are sounding the alarm about traffic speeding through the neighborhood. this morning, a bicyclist there was struck by a car, and critically injured. the crash happened northeast of downtown, at tilton avenue and north humboldt street. emma goss is here, with an update on the man's condition, how police and neighbors are responding.? >> reporter: hey, andre, so, san mateo police tell me the man is a 60-year-old resident, who was bicycling tran06: 30 in the morning, in the intersection, when a speeding car ran a stop sign and hit him, unfortunately he was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover. neighbors tell me the area is a hotspot for car crashes and the problem is getting worse. >> every one of my neighbors has had a close call. i have had-- i have seen neighbors that i don't know particularly well, standing out front, yelling at cars to slow down. i have seen accidents right in front of my house, multiple times in the 12 years that i have lived here. caused by speeding. >> reporter: in san mateo, along the busy thoroughfare of north humboldt street, residents, like kevin simpson, don't feel safe walking or bicycling in the area. >> i will not write in on humboldt street, because you are just a sitting duck. many people do, i don't. >> reporter: in fact, during our interview this evening, a pedestrian crossing the same intersection as the bicyclist who was hit earlier, was nearly hit by a speeding car. >> what needs to happen is a lot of people need to get tickets and they need to have to pay those tickets, and we need to see the enforcement out here. >> reporter: san mateo police agree, and on thursday, rolling out a public online tool that maps where in the city their traffic enforcement currently is, and where collisions are taking place. >> that is how we develop our strategy. you know, we look at where all of the the collisions are happening, and that is where we end up focusing a lot of our efforts, because, you know, we want to not only educate the community, but sometimes we have to do some enforcement too, and that comes with giving people tickets. >> police also encouraged residents, like simpson, to report accidents they see, to the traffic bureau. >> reporter: our residents are our eyes and ears, we can't have a cop on every corner, we would absolutely love that, but we can't. so, we rely on our residents to call us and send us emails, you know? through whatever medium they choose. >> there are officers already patrolling humbled, where today's hit-and-run place. >> they are working their hardest to bring that stuff under control, but you know? speeding is something that is going to cost lives, and it very nearly did today, and we have just got to getting control of it. >> reporter: this evening, the driver suspected in the hit and run turned himself in to police and based on his statement, he was not arrested. now the investigation is being forwarded to the district attorney's office, to figure out whether or not he will be prosecuted. andre? >> we will see what happens there, emma. thank you so much. we are learning more about the suspect the driver who hit and killed two pedestrians in san francisco. police say 45-year-old, troy mcallister, stole a car when he hit two women on second street. police say he was a parolee who just burglarized a restaurant. they also pulled a loaded gun on him with an extended magazine. witnesses say he tried to run away from the crash, when a group of by standards help chase him down. >> as soon as he got out, he went that way. and there must have been easily 30 people that were chasing him. and they got him. because they were relentless. >> reporter: the suspect now faces charges of manslaughter, leaving the scene of an accident, and driving under the influence. san francisco, police chief, bill scott, issuing a statement saying in part, quote, our hearts go out to the families and last evening's fatal hit- and-run accident on second street. this senseless tragedy shouldn't have happened. now to the coronavirus pandemic in a sobering start to 2021. the number of confirmed cases today, nationwide, surpassed 20 million. that is nearly twice as many as the number two country, india, and nearly one quarter of the 83 million cases, globally. the death toll in the u.s. is nearly 347,000, california also had a record today, with 585 covid deaths in a single day. there were 47,000 new cases reported, statewide, today alone. as california continues to crack and is a string of those cases, the criticism and frustration continues over the rollout of the coronavirus vaccines. the u.s. is falling far short of the 20 million doses the trump administration hoped to have, in the arms of americans, by 2020. in fact, only 25% of the available doses have actually been administered. republican senator, mitt romney, of utah, blames the slow rollout on the lack of strategy at the federal level for distributing the vaccine. and in a statement today, senator romney said quote, the current program is woefully behind, despite the fact that it encompasses the two easiest populations to vaccinate. front-line workers and long- term care residents. unless new strategies and plans are undertaken, the deadly delays may be compounded as broader and more complex populations are added. volunteers received the placebo in the pfizer, covid-19 vaccine trial, will be given the opportunity to be vaccinated. pfizer, it is partner, biotech, say, two doses will be reserved for them, with the first to be made available, by march 1st. now the fda, and a panel of outdoor advisors expressed concerns about the plan, saying they wanted volunteers to remain on the placebo as long as possible, in order to gather more data on the vaccine's safety and efficacy. we are getting beat up. we are getting pulled a lot of places. coming up, a respiratory therapist on what he is seeing at bay area hospitals and the coal it is taking. up next, los angeles sheriff's deputies on the hunt for super spreader parties. the arrest they made last night, as l.a. tries to crackdown. new at 11:00, with covid-19 cases and deaths in los angeles county hitting new records almost daily, the los angeles department is cracking down on underground parties. last night, deputies with a super spreader task force broke up several large new year's eve parties. as bill mnuchin shows us, cameras were rolling. >> once again, this is the sheriff's department. this super spreader party is now over. >> reporter: all of the, new year's eve, only fox 11 was there as the l.a. sheriff's department broke up a massive house party on moonrise drive. hundreds of people who had been inside were given a choice, leave immediately or face a citation. >> happy new year, mom, i'm on tv. i'm on tv. what channels this is? >> coming into the new year, like wow. >> other party doors weren't happy to see us. some were detained and arrested, and one large wad of cash was recovered. two guns were also. las the says they have to be a buzz kill to protect safety during our current covid search could >> we are actively enforcing the super spreader, so that we can protect against covid. >> reporter: fox 11 is at another large new year's eve party in downtown l.a., that l.a. sc also broke out. >> you have got to come out, let's go. >> reporter: hundreds were ordered to leave what appeared to be a new year's warehouse party, even bigger than the malibu one >> let's go. let's go. >> reporter: thousands of people left the building, some wearing masks, and others not, some became hostile to the deputies. >> arrest me now, so i can bail out. you want me to get out? yes or no? arrest me now. and fox 2 be nice! >> reporter: there is also a third large party in pomona, that the doubletree hotel, a response team should up to break this one up as well. watched as l.a. sd entered the building and began detaining certain partygoers, including some who ended up being arrested. deputies went inside and cleared out everyone who was at the party. an estimated 200 people were there. according to ellie sd. many of whom were decide were cited. >> we are going ahead and writing citations to the people that knowingly placed others in jeopardy, by having a large gathering. was no social distancing. there was no masks. it was very unsafe and irresponsible. >> reporter:, which also tells us that deputies detained more than 900 people at five separate parties, last night, including 90 arrests for health order violations. in a first, for the trump residence, the senate overrode president trump's feet on the bipartisan defense bill. earlier this week, the house voted to override the president's veto. in a new year's day session, the republican-led senate did the same, with a vote of 81-13. the president said the bill failed to limit social media companies he claimed were biased against him during his reelection campaign, but does also included a pay raise for service members, supported by most of the congress gets back over the past year, or college on the arms services committee has made sure that the legislation delivers. for our troops and our nation. now it is time for us to deliver this bill. >> the override is a stinging rebuke of the president in his final days in office. in a tweet, this afternoon, the president called the vote today quote, pathetic. new laws taking effect today in california. students here now have protection from predatory student loan companies. now, these student bill of rights grants borrowers protection from student loan companies, it also requires those companies to provide students with quality customer service, reliable information, access to affordable repayment, and debt forgiveness programs. california is the first state in the nation to pass such a law. homeowners and high fire hazard areas will now have to create a five foot amber resistant zone. that is in addition to the typical 100 feet of space. the sponsor says many homes burned in recent fires didn't catch fire, because of a wall of fire approaching them, but rather from members that ignited vegetation, wood chips, or wood piles right next to their homes. a lock spending on paid family leave was also taking effect today. it expands the california family's rights act, by applying it to small employers too. most companies with at least five workers must now grant up to 12 weeks of unpaid time off to care for a new trial. sick family member, or domestic partner, without losing their job. >> you see this children's hospital in san francisco, celebrating the first baby born in the bay area this week. proud parents welcomed baby jack at 12:06 this morning. they sent us this picture and the team that helped bring jack safely into this world. ucsf is happy to bring the baby's birth a celebration of the new year. xander was born at kaiser permanente, in can antioch. he was the december 25th, yes, christmas day, but his parents believe he was a week late for a reason. they hope his birth symbolizes a fresh start, in which kids can enjoy a normal life this year. babies under is said to be the third baby born in the bay area this year, the second was born at o'connor hospital in san jose, two minutes earlier. congratulations to all those babies. >> coming up, a bear area respiratory therapist's message on treating a never-ending stream of patients with covid- 19. and a show, put on by mother nature in the sky. check this out. watch as starlings put on, what is called a migration. that is a new one on me. i am interested. i am keeping an eye on rain, new year, new weather pattern. i have got some rain coming, i will tell you in. front-line workers continue to be scratched by the coronavirus. ktvu's greg lee talked to a respiratory therapist about the challenges and heart ache of treating this virus. >> reporter: is covid cases continue to surge in california, icu phillips, and many other hospitals, respiratory therapists are being pushed to the limit. >> we are getting beat up, we are getting told by a lot of places, we are really in demand in terms of oxygen delivery and whatnot, throughout the hospital. >> reporter: lances and rt at zach verdea general hospital. to but it's and the, respiratory therapists work with doctors and nurses to evaluate and deliver options to help patients breathe. >> anything as simple as an oxygen device that sits in your nose, it delivers a little bit of oxygen, or a is extreme is everything to for ventilator. >> reporter: we have heard about the ventilator supply, but it is up to and rt to ensure it is working properly. like many front-line workers, lance is caring for a lot of covid patients, some who require much more attention. >> really, these covid patients get so sick that they need the most minute and minuscule attention, in terms of ventilator-- what we call sigourney, because can you imagine having a breathing tube, and breathe against the ventilator, and against it. no one is very comfortable with that. >> reporter: lines spoke with us at the hospital, just after working in an intensive care baby delivery. working with covid patient in their final moments. >> you know, we knew this patient wasn't going to survive, and yeah, we took a moment of silence, and that was it, right there. we kind of have just got to-- got to-- you know, take our gear up, make sure we are sterile, and make sure we are ready for more sickness to roll into the door. >> reporter: lines says it's like this have taken on a emotional toll on him, especially since loved ones have to say goodbye, over video, but for now, he has a few moments stressed or process, so he is begging people to be as safe as they can. >> we need to do our best, because this thing needs to be over already. fox 2, fox 2 news. a spectacular show this evening, take a look as these birds fly in perfect unison, swimming and diving, bystanders can be heard gasping in amazement. and what you are looking at is called immigration. this one is called it is happening at northgate mall. starlings are not the only birds that do this, and the reason they do it is to protect themselves from predators and to help keep warm. there you go, kyla. >> that is really cool, i have learned a new word. i feel like i have actually seen that before, andre. i just didn't know exactly what they were doing it. but it almost looks like a movie. right in front of you. cool. tonight, yeah, the birds might be in their nests, taking a break for a minute, because a little rain out there, rolling through the bay area right now. you can see on the radio, if i zoom out it has been calling from north bay, to the peninsula in the east bay. so we are unsettled tonight, but not heavy by any stretch of the imagination. temperatures right now? 50 degrees in san francisco, 49 in santa rosa, these numbers are nice right now. 40 degrees in san jose, and we are not expecting to get terribly cold tonight at all, in fact six degrees warmer than where we were last night for those of you in our inland valleys. talking upper 30s. not bad. less than a 10th of an inch of rain with this system. it will roll the rather quickly and wrap up tomorrow morning. we are under a high surf advisory, i just want to mention this, because not only are we mentioning breakers tomorrow that could be 20 to 25 feet in height, but we are talking about a risk of sneaker waves, which means if you are by the coast, it can get pretty dangerous, pretty quickly. so just make sure you are taking care, avoid the coast if you can, this weekend. here are the highs tomorrow, a cloudy day tomorrow. we will dry out as we get into the day, but it will stay cloudy all day. 57 at the coast, 59 around the bay, and 5261 when you had inland. i will show you in future cast though, we have a big system coming our way. once this rose through we are out of here. we've got cloud cover. and that was right on through to our sunday, but then look what happens, as we get into the overnight, sunday and into monday. that is 6:00 a.m. on monday, and there you go, boom. look at that 1:00 on monday. we are going with heavy rain, and we will have went with this system. how much rain? more significant than we have seen in a bit. half an inch around the bay. three quarters of an inch in the north be. that will be the higher totals. but you know, that is going to be pretty good. i think that world to the first one. 1/10 of an inch. but we are going to get half of an inch on that system on monday. we will also gets a mountain snow coming in this year as well. looking for a foot to a foot and half. so, your five-day forecast kind of puts it all for you together. cloudy skies tomorrow and sunday to see a couple of bricks in there, the clouds, but mostly cloudy that day as well. then a rainy day on monday, with some wind. we will clear out a bit on tuesday, wednesday night into thursday, yet another system coming our way. looks like another one lined up for the following weekend. so here it comes everybody. get ready. i'm ready. ready to see those spring totals go up. coming up 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the box. ♪ hello, everyone. and state warriors very much searching for what the personality of their team will be, this basketball season. the warriors got three month green, in the lineup for the first time this year, as they had their home opener against the portland trail blazers. the blazers but the warriors and a big hole in the first quarter. cj mcclellan, with a loan three. the blazers, by 15, after the quarter. warriors made a couple of runs to narrow the gaps. steph curry, forced to do a lot of soloing these days. curry somehow gets the shot, to go, despite the pow. 26 points for curry. warriors 1012 at halftime. the blazers to undergarment and to start the third. damien lillard with a long three of his own, 34 points per lillard. blazers back up by 18. curry and wiseman got tangled up, the word tonight, from steve kerr, it wasn't as bad as it looked. he expects wiseman to play on sunday. what did looked at is the final score of 123-98. portland. the teams are now set for this year's college football national championship tonight. sugar. the final college game for trevor lawrence, justin fields, his counterpart for ohio state. he was at 21-14, in the second quarter, when fields took off running. he is drilled by the tigers, james kolsky, this is not a headshot, but it was targeting. he was ejected, left the game for a few plays but then returned. fields, now standing in the pocket, dropping one on the money to krista labbe. that is 856 yard play, and a 42- 21, ohio state lee. and then deal is going long distance again, for 45 yards in the score, ohio scores. the book eyes will play for it all on monday the 11th. and their opponent will be the winner of the rose bowl. the actual rose bowl sat vacant, on a dutiful day today, in pasadena. while the game was relocated to austin, the home of the dallas cowboys, because it is covid. top-ranked alabama against number four, notre dame. alabama on the scoreboard first, make it look easy on this mike jones to devaunte fifth pass. then great thinking by the crimson tide, and how about this effort, by know she harris, not just to avoid tackles, but then to hurtle a defender. that is a 53 yard run, nick macleod, the notre dame player, wondering what happened? the former antioch panther ran for 125 yards on the day. notice to jones for the second time, and back sides his way into the end zone. smith had three touchdown passes on the day. alabama roles 31-14. he is 12-0, alabama against ohio state for the national championship, on monday the 11th. guys? >> sounds good. thank you so much, joe. for joining on this first the 2021. tonight. s) hey, who could be calling at this hour? (ring) oh. it's sal. mnh-mnh. (beep) no. not answering that. whatever earth-shattering drama she's going through can wait. (pounds on door) until she gets here. (pounding) oh, god. i hope we have vodka. we don't, mitchell. (pounding continues) sal was our best girlfriend from back in our party days, but over the years, we've kind of gone in different directions. we chose forward. uh, something's wrong with that door. okay, whatever. i have the most amazing news, and i'm super excited, but i won't be if you don't want me to be. ready? i'm getting married! oh, my gosh! congratulations! oh, wow! (high-pitched voice) i know! who's the guy? oh, the love of my life. oh, so you finally bagged your boss? oh! yes, but it's not him. and i don't work there anymore. mm. his name is tony. okay. i met him three months ago. mm-hmm.

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