drum up support on both a local and county level. the teachers union says that this is about getting the tools they need to keep everyone safe in the classroom. an ultimatum has been issued and the clock is ticking down. oakland teachers say if they're covid safety demands aren't met by midnight tonight. they may vote to strike. we need to have written agreements. just, uh to ensure that those safety protocols those measures are properly communicated among the demands that there be weekly covid testing it all schools, high quality masks for students and staff and an adult covering each classroom when there's a vacancy. the oakland education association, which represents the teachers, says about 10% of teachers are currently out sick among them, tammy coleman that have been identified positive in my class i've been tested. but what about the kids who we're in , um, prolonged contact with my kids. students say they're concerned to. i don't want kids like students like me to have that worry that if we do one wrong thing, it could lead to our entire family getting covid. the oakland school district says safety is a priority and that there have been eight agreements with the union over the course of the pandemic, the most recent in july. their statement goes on to say, quote. despite the challenges we are all facing. we are very hopeful that the district and oiga will again find a way to reach an agreement. some parents think a strike is unnecessary. i think the district is doing their best . you know, i really appreciate everything they're doing. union members say avoiding a strike would be their preference to right now we are pushing the district to make a commitment to our families. we want to be able to keep schools open, but our community needs more. and we need it now. a final negotiating session is happening this evening. if things don't go well , it's strike vote could happen in the next few days. janna alex . all right. hopefully an agreement has worked out before then. and reuben live force in oakland. thank you and santa clara county is now offering a limited number of free at home covid-19 test kits to county residents. 60,000 test kits are being made available to order online people who live work or attend school in santa clara county can sign up for an appointment to pick up four of those free test. the county plans to have four drive through distribution sites starting tomorrow, with some 15,000 appointment slots available. health officials say the test kits will be helpful for a number of reasons, including providing results for people who recently tested positive for covid 19. another reason why someone might seek and at home antigen test kit is if they've had symptoms or an exposure, and there's a delay in obtaining a pcr test or a result. and at home antigen test might help them get a faster answer and is particularly helpful if the result is positive, in which case they know it's now time to stay home and isolate. and you can schedule an appointment through the website. that's s c c free test dot org. we've also posted a link for you on our website ktvu .com. additional kits are being distributed through the county's outreach teams to communities which aren't able to sign up online. the state legislature is considering a bill to allow children access to covid vaccines without a parent's consent. state senator scott wiener was that effort middle school in san francisco this morning to announce this measure. it would allow children between the ages of 12 and 17 to get vaccinations and booster shots without having a parent present. senator weiner says one million american children in this age range are not vaccinated because their parents either disapprove or just haven't taken them to get their shots. coming up. we will talk live with senator weiner about his proposed legislation that's coming up in this newscast at 4 30 today. of except back for the biden administration's efforts to require that all federal workers are vaccinated. a judge in texas issued a nationwide injunction today barring the federal government from enforcing the mandate, which was announced in september. the judge ruled that opponents of the vaccination mandate for federal employees were likely to succeed at trial. the justice department has already filed an appeal to the fifth circuit. earlier this month, the u. s supreme court blocked the vaccine mandate for large companies. vice president kamala harris is in southern california this afternoon, announcing more federal help to prevent devastating wildfires. she received a briefing alongside governor newsom and other state officials in san bernardino. the new federal aid includes $600 million to help the state recover from the most destructive fire seasons on record, state officials say recent efforts to create defensible space and fuel breaks have helped limit damage limit damage and recent fires, including the called or fire in the tahoe area. fuel breaks that were put in around south lake tahoe and pollock pines. about allowed those firefighters to take that heroic stand and to help save those communities. so this is working. the federal wildfire prevention plan includes funding to more than double the use of controlled burns and logging to reduce vegetation that feeds fires, state officials said wildfires fueled by record drought and extreme weather have burned seven million acres over the past two years. that's compared to 12 million over the previous 20 years. all right. all eyes are on lambeau field in green bay, where tomorrow night, the 49ers will face off against the packers in the divisional playoffs, and some key niners players are getting healthy just in time for the big game. jimmy garoppolo, fred warner and nick bosa all took part in practice on thursday, but both so still does have one more step before he can play he has to pass can crush in protocol. he suffered that concussion during last sunday's game and missed the second half against the cowboys. coach kyle shanahan said. it's quote looking good for both to play tomorrow. obviously, the other big worry this week is jimmy garoppolo shoulder injury , but he was throwing the ball well at practice. the same as it always is. jimmy gets all the reps with the ones trade runs the scout team, and i'll get a little and walk through and stuff like that. but nothing is different. i mean, jimmy has been playing through some things, but, um, i mean, that's why he's full go because he's good enough to play and we don't treat it any differently. the 49ers defense will have its work cut out for it, trying to slow down the packers offense with three time m v p. aaron rodgers at quarterback. rogers is likely to win his fourth mvp at the end of this year. many of the 49ers faithful have made the trip to freezing cold green bay to cheer on the team at lambeau field tomorrow. i talked earlier today with a lifelong niners fan from novato, who is fired up to be at the game with her son. and i also connected today with two good friends who surprised their dads with tickets to the big niners game. you were talking. we're like, let's go. we're going to go and then, like, you know, even more epic like let's take our dads like let's do it, father, son like let's just do it. and so we texted him were like you guys pack your bags, and they're like, what are you guys talking about? and i was like we're gonna greenback was like they were going but really also didn't have any choice. yeah. i like that. they did have to take off of work. and what? not right. they both, uh working men, so they had to take off and get some days off. but you know, trips like this father, son, like, just time to go, you know, enjoy football. go visit a amazing place like lambeau like it's once in a lifetime. were you genuinely surprised? i mean , what did you think? definitely and that's just awesome time for us to spend with these guys and just, you know, trip of a lifetime. can't stand up for these guys crushed it. baby. wouldn't be here without us. literally they would you anywhere. was his blockers and takes off exactly 10 water run touchdown. san francisco. i have always wanted to come here and so, my son, um the minute niners beat the cowboys spot tickets for him and i to come and here we are. it's just i can't believe i'm here. we're on the 50 yard line. i mean, we got to see our seats today, so i don't know. i'm in heaven. i'm in heaven right now. but i'm in heaven. tell me about packing for green bay. what do you mean? how many layers do you bring? how many puffy jacket steve. bring i had nothing. you know, i had nothing. so i reached out to a few friends. i have thermals i brought. i think i brought almost every piece of niner gear. i'll own um, layers, layers layers. i got heated gloves. i got great boots, so i'm good. you are good to go. yeah. now all we need now all we need nine hours to get in there and pull this one out. you feeling good? i feel so good. i do. i'm like i feel pumped. i think i think they're going to do it. i really do. you know, i think it will be great. i hope we have a lot of niner fans there. you know, i haven't seen too many here today. i think they're all flying in tomorrow. that's right. they will be there no doubt to join mary and the other 49ers fans at lambeau as far as the weather conditions, it's expected to be 13 degrees at lambeau field for the start of tomorrow's game, and by the fourth quarter temperatures will slip into the single digits. oh, my gosh! so chilly ktvu fox, too, though home for everything 49ers. our pregame coverage gets underway at 4 30 tomorrow and then, of course, stay with us for a special ktvu postgame show. wildlife advocates march on washington ahead of a pivotal supreme court decision on abortion expected later this year. i'm mother of era at the supreme court, with more coming up. and new information about a carjacking suspect shot and killed by san jose police earlier this week. what police revealed today about the drivers past criminal history and the sequence of events that led up to the shooting. around the bay area this afternoon. a lot of sunshine and windy conditions wind advisory to talk about and unseasonably mild weekend more on this coming up after the on tg up to the deadly shooting by four officers wednesday night. the suspect who was killed is 32 year old robert seth carter ktvu . south bay reporter jesse gary joins us now from police headquarters with more about carter's past, and why officers are saying that they had to fire those fatal shots. jesse robert carter had five felony warrants for his arrest at the time of wednesday's shooting. chief modest says there were two separate gun battles between his officers and the suspect before carter was ultimately killed. this is an unfortunate conclusion to a series of crimes and violence. that without question. could have ended with additional loss of life to friday, san jose police chief anthony mata provided evidence and the narrative behind wednesday's fatal police shooting says around six p.m. a police helicopter spotted suspect robert carter in a stolen toyota camera in east san jose. he drove a radically and into opposing traffic to escape responding officers. police did not pursue and carter eventually made his way into santa clara, where police say he the woman at gunpoint. the driver exited the car. and ran away. as carter entered the new vehicle, carter was unable to drive off in the vehicle. and abandoned it. and re enter the original stolen. camera the 32 year old, then sped south into san jose's rose garden neighborhood and crashed into a car with two passengers inside. he got out and began shooting at officers and other motorists. a total of four police officers returned fire, ultimately killing carter. any loss of life is tragic, and we're glad that there wasn't more injury or harm that happened. investigators say they found a nine millimeter ghost guns still in carter's hand, which they say he used in the attack, chief mata says, despite his department seizing over 900 illegal firearms last year, ghost guns remain a pervasive problem. that's something that not only an issue here in san jose, this county this state but throughout the nation. mara says his department is working with the to isolate ghost gun production and distribution before officers who used their weapons are on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of multiple independent investigations into this shooting. we're live outside san jose police headquarters this evening, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. we'll head back to you up in oakland. thank you so much there. we're learning the man who was shot and killed by police at san francisco international airport was armed with replica guns. witnesses reported seeing that man yesterday, waving to guns inside of the international terminal. police say they tried to use non lethal techniques to subdue him . but officers eventually opened fire when that man started approaching them. investigators tell us the guns the man had turned out to be realistic looking air soft guns. they did not have the orange colored tips to indicate they were replicas. the california attorney general's office will be leading an independent review of this shooting. an elk grove police officer struck by a suspected drunk driver early this morning on highway 99 has died. authorities say that officer six year veteran of the force was riding a motorcycle on the way to work when he was hit by a car that was traveling in the wrong direction on the highway. 31 year old jermaine walton of sacramento has been arrested on suspicion of dui in connection with the crash. he's been booked into the sacramento county main jail and is facing several felony dui related charges. america's largest pro life rally was held in the nation's capital today. the annual event marks the 49th anniversary of roe versus wade. but many people feel that this year's march could be the last one before the supreme court. potentially overturned the landmark decision . foxes madeline rivera has more from washington. frigid temperatures didn't stop thousands of pro life activists from gathering in washington friday. they've been holding the march for life rally every year since the supreme court decided roe v. wade in 1973. life is sacred. it's a gift from god, but now they're even more energized, worn by the hope that the court could finally answer their call. to append or roll back the landmark ruling more so hopeful and positive. that role will be overturned. the march comes as the high court considers the constitutionality of a mississippi law that bans abortions after 15 weeks. row guaranteed a person's right to an abortion up to viability, considered at 24. weeks after hearing arguments in december, the court with a 63 conservative majority signaled an openness to weaken the nearly 50 year old precedent. i think that we're at a tipping point on thursday, the supreme court dealt an additional below to abortion providers. rejecting another attempt to blog taxes. six week abortion ban some of those providers warning of more dangerous if roe is overturned. our fear is that people will do things that are more harmful to themselves, and that we will go back to seeing more women end up dying because they don't want to be pregnant. the supreme court is expected to make a decision in the mississippi case this summer. but march for life, organizers say if roe v. wade is overturned the movements work isn't done as the decision would return the issue to the states at the supreme court. mala rivera fox news. pretty day around the bay area, but a windy day and we've got two wins anywhere from 30 to 40 mph in some areas and even a little bit stronger in our hills wind advisory that goes until tomorrow morning. for most of the bay area. i'll show you that here in just a moment a live look outside our doors over san francisco, where you can see all that blue sky. now this wind is also drawing us out and i don't expect much of any fog tomorrow morning, at least where we do have the wind and we are going to remain dry through the weekend and beyond. let's get into check on some of those winds out there. fear filled reporting a wind gust of 31 mph napa even stronger than that, with winds sustained at 28 gusting to 38. we've got winds in a conquered not too bad. a sustained at seven but gusting to 18 there. if we shift to the south a little bit, we do have winds over areas of half moon bay reporting gusts about 25 mph. santa clara valley, one of the areas that does not have an advisory for wind. let's check in on the hills remount diablos reporting. 44 the oakland hills reporting 35 36 or so and then we get into the north bay middle peak reporting 26 mph and again we are dry. take a look at the relative humidity in some areas. los alamos road reporting. 19% relative humidity. santa rosa right now reporting 20% so mostly clear, windy, dry out there, and as a result of these winds, temperatures are a lot warmer in most areas compared to yesterday. first on the wind advisory. take a look. it's widespread over the north bay from the costar valleys in the shade of pink. is actually a wind warning for our hills over areas of the north bay, the rest of the bay area, central and south and dealing with that wind advisory santa clara county, one of the spots that does not have the wind advisory stretches over towards saratoga, saratoga, where you are excluded as well. temperatures outside right now half moon bay 11 degrees former than yesterday at this time by 10 and sfo and by five in novato , here's the check on the temperatures 67, san francisco mid sixties and walnut creek opera sixties right now in areas over santa rosa, as well as novato. better details on this wind advisory. what you can expect it for tomorrow and the rest of your bay area weekend. coming up in just a little bit. all right, we'll see you then. rosemary. selfies needed for access the new facial recognition feature that's set to launch this year in order to get access to there's this feeling we chase... like someone upped the brightness on the entire world. like your body is super-charged, but your mind is super calm. it feels like 20/20 vision for your whole being. and we'll chase this feeling, until we can feel it... one. more. time. feel the hydrow high. concern for taxpayers this year. foxes geri willis reports on the irs new plan for a facial recognition requirement in order to access your data. a new program being launched by the eye. ours will require you to scan your face and provide other personal data enabled in order to be able to access your online tax data. the irs hiring a third party company. i d. me as gatekeeper to verify filers identity, claiming facial recognition is the most secure way to file charles reading, irs commissioner saying this identity verification is critical to protect taxpayers and their information. the irs has been working hard to make improvements in this area and this new verification process is designed to make irs online applications as secure as possible. but taxpayer trust in the irs is extremely low, due in part to scandals like the targeting of tea party groups by the irs in 2013. leading some to question whether the information gathered by i'd me will be shared with the nation's largest tax collector or other federal agencies. i'd me says the irs doesn't see, biometrics said. it's simply confirmation that the person is legitimate. listen. we match of a selfie to the photo on your government id . it's called 1 to 1 matching it's what you do every time you unlock your smartphone. we want to be crystal clear that we do 1 to 1 matching. we're not doing any type of surveillance programs or anything of that nature. he added that the only case in which information from the company scans might be shared with federal agencies is in the cases of fraud when a scammer is posing as a taxpayer now, with monday being the first day that 2021 tax returns will be accepted, the irs is facing a critical tax season. just before christmas. the agency still had six million unprocessed returns from last year, and president biden has made moves to increase their workload by looking at digital payment apps. by june, facial recognition will be the only way to log into irs dot gov . that's where people check in on child tax, credit updates and online payment updates. it's a long way to go for an agency whose some of their processing equipment is 40 years old geri willis fox business. secretary of state antony blinken met today with russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov with the aim of de escalating global tension over ukraine. blinken said after the talks in geneva that he wants to quote resolve our differences through diplomacy and through dialogue. russia denies it has any plans to evade but an estimated 100,000 russian troops are stationed near ukraine's border , blinken said. if russia launches a physical invasion, invasion or cyber attacks, the u . s and allies will answer with a quote swift, severe response. we also know from experience that russia has an extensive playbook. of aggression short of military action, including cyberattacks paramilitary tactics. another means of advancing our interests aggressively without overtly using. military action. the u. s is sending as much as $200 million worth of emergency military aid to ukraine, and it has authorized european allies to send us made anti tank and anti aircraft weapons. russia has asked for security guarantees from nato, including a promise the alliance will not admit ukraine or any other former soviet nations. as new members. free teams as young as 12 years old, could soon be able to get covid-19 and other vaccines without their parents' permission up. next, we'll talk live with state senator scott wiener. about the legislation. he's introducing and new information about the singer meatloaf who passed away yesterday. what tmz just revealed to us about the unemplod half a percent since last month as the state regains more jobs that were lost during the pandemic. the unemployment rate is now 6.5% and we will be having an update for you coming up soon about that. the economic situation we're going to turn now, though, first to three different studies that all confirmed that you are better off with a covid vaccine booster. when it comes to protecting yourself against the omicron variant foxes, jonathan serrie looks at the data published today. the cdc is highlighting three new studies that all showed the same result . three doses of either fighter or moderna's covid-19 vaccine offers strong protection against the r macron variant. it's the first real world data about how boosters are interacting with the strain. in one study, a third shot was shown to be at least 90% effective. in preventing hospitalizations during the are micron surge and adults who got their boosters and still got sick were able to avoid intensive care 82% of the time. these reports add more evidence to the importance of being up to date with covid vaccinations. that means getting your primary series and getting boosted. another study found a macron reduced the vaccine's protection against covid related deaths, but it's still remains significantly higher compared to unvaccinated people. health officials say those results demonstrate the need to push for more shots in armed with just 24% of americans receiving a booster so far get you vaccinations up to date. it is essential for your protection. the new data follow a different study that showed prior infection offered good protection against the delta. strange leading some to suggest the endemic phase of the outbreak. is just around the corner could get to this endemic situation where these viruses are kind of constantly circulating, but it's not causing nearly as much severe illness. a new model from the mayo clinic is predicting the macron surge will peak before the end of the month. in atlanta . jonathan serrie fox news. we deserve to feel safe in our everyday life. we deserved an in person school. we deserve to keep our jobs. a young student in san francisco, talking today about her support for a proposal that would allow teens as young as 12 years old to get vaccinated without parental consent. it's a state bill introduced by california state senator scott wiener. he joins us now live to talk more about this proposal. senator weiner always appreciate your time. so let's start off with with why you believe that a teens and preteens should be able to make their own decision about whether to be vaccinated against covid-19 and not let their parents have the final say. sure and thank you for having me. um i mean, clearly we want parents of teenagers to communicate about a lot of things, and particularly about health care, and that is ideal. want an overwhelmingly that happens. but unfortunately there are situations where teens and parents aren't communicating or parents are simply refusing to let their kids get vaccinated. if you're a teenager, while you may be a lower risk of hospitalization and death done an adult. it's not zero and there are teams were getting hospitalized, ventilated and dying from covid, and they should have the ability. to be vaccinated against this deadly virus. and you know this is consistent with existing california law. we already allow teenagers to get vaccinated on their own without their parents for each p v. and hepatitis b, they can get reproductive healthcare, birth control, abortion, mental health care, and there are other states that allow teams to go in and get vaccinated on their own. so this makes a lot of sense, and i'm really proud of the teenagers. who have been pushing this idea and organizing around this really important need. during the pandemic. i'm curious how widespread this issue is of parents denying their children access to the covid-19 vaccines. do you have data on how often this is happening, and is this more parents who don't believe in the vaccines who won't let their kids get vaccinated? or just parents who haven't really gotten around to making the appointments? it's a mix almost just shy of one million california teenagers aged 12 to 17 are unvaccinated, almost a million unvaccinated in that age range. um a lot of those kids we under. there's no way of having precise data, but a lot of those kids do want to go back to needed where they're open to being vaccinated. and sometimes their parents prohibit them from getting vaccinated. they might be anti-vaxxers or it might be that their vaccination, but they're just not ready to vaccinate their kids. sometimes the parents are not prioritizing it. they're too busy working multiple jobs. maybe the parents were traveling a lot. maybe you have parents who disagree. we're one once the kid vaccinated another dozen where they're divorced and having a dispute or a kitchen boster terror. there are so many different situations , but the one commonality is that you have a young person who is not vaccinated against a potentially deadly virus. and when a teenager is not vaccinated their at risk the people around them are at greater risk. it makes classrooms less safe. um and it's just not a good state of affairs. in addition, that kid may not be able to play sports anymore. they may not be able to work if their employer requires vaccination. they may not be able to go to their best friend's house, and these teenagers should be able to make that decision for themselves. most of them are going to talk to their parents, but when they can't, but their parents are being hostile about it. they should be able to go and get the vaccine. finally senator before i let you go. i know that you and your colleagues in the legislature are also working on some other bills dealing with covid-19 and the vaccines. what other proposals are we likely to see come down the pipe. well i'm i can't. we have not yet announced. um other proposals. we have announced that people working group of senators and assembly members who are committed to expanding vaccination in california. so stay tuned. i think we're gonna have a really good conversation this year and debate around vaccination and soon enough, are we likely to see any of the personal belief exemptions eliminated here in california? you think for the vaccine you have to stay here and right now i can't pronounce other members . we will. we will certainly do that. we'll look forward to connecting with you next time. always appreciate you taking the time state senator scott wiener from san francisco. thanks for doing it. thank you. now to the jobs front. california's unemployment rate fell half a percent last month as the state regains more jobs lost during the pandemic. the unemployment rate is now 6.5% in california, added 50,700 nonfarm jobs that's more than one quarter of all the job gains we saw nationwide last month. and the state has now regained nearly 72% of the 2.7 million jobs that lost in the early months of the pandemic. former college football star turns his passion for sports into a passion for helping members of his community coming up at our voices for change segment will introduce you to the nonprofit providing mental health services focused on communities of color. and seasonably warm, windy weather across the bay area this afternoon more in the advisory how long i expect it will last and what you can expect for your and what you can expect for your bay area this tiny tacos big box is perfect- [speaking in unison] to share... jinx... tiny tacos big box... triceratops... get out of my head! my new $6 tiny tacos big box with three delicious dipping sauces. my new tiny tacos big box with 25 of my tasty tiny tacos and three delicious dipping sauces. perfectly sized to share with a friend, coworker, or the ceo of your favorite restaurant. my new $6 tiny tacos big box. only at jack in the box. harvey levin confirmed to me today that the singer died after battling covid-19 sources tell tmz, the musician whose real name is marvin lee, a day was supposed to attend to business dinner earlier this week, but he canceled because he became seriously ill with covid 19 and his condition quickly worsened, died yesterday at the age of 74 with his wife and two daughters by his side. the musician and actor was best known for his 1977 album, bat out of hell. he also starred in the cult classic movie the rocky horror picture show. comedian louie anderson has died after a battle with cancer. he began his career as a stand up comic and then appeared in the film coming to america and later hosted the game show family feud between 1999 and 2000 and two most recently he won an emmy award for playing a mom to twin adult sons on the cable show baskets, his publicist says. anderson was hospitalized this week for a type of non hodgkin's lymphoma. louie anderson was 68 years old. for want. mr lived the dream of many athletes. he was a college football star who went on to play pro overseas. but while he excelled on the field, he says the stats were away to hide his trauma. trauma from experiencing gun violence on the streets of washington, d. c with his experience in mind, filante, a psychologist and a community member, created in the streets, a nonprofit designed to connect underserved black communities to mental health services. and the people trained to provide those services people like volonte, who are part of the community and who understand the trauma are greg lee spoke to the founders of the organization in this voices for change segment. doctor prasad, i want to start with you. you've spent so much time in your career, trying to address racism and clinical practice for people who don't know. can you explain some of the inherent issues in this space in mental health? we often compare people to stand thirds that are established by dominant culture norms, unknowingly. and so without the cultural context that is necessary. we end up treating a portion of mental health issues that does not include systematic oppression. and what i've seen is that oftentimes mental health practitioners are not trusted, and it is very rare to have representative providers in minority communities. our hope that in the streets is that we can offer people the opportunity to receive that training and get paid to serve from within their own community. latoya this is your community. you were a mom. you have your own children. yes speak to some of the trauma that your children and other children in this community may experience day to day. um pretty much. it's a lot of trauma such as god balance. um it's not just that it's trauma going on into the homes like parents are having trauma. so that's basically my goal is to reach out to the parents. um because the primes need help. also you described about turning your passion for football into your passion for this, and that that stems from the fact that you couldn't find a therapist that understood what you were going through. growing up here like the only way you think you could be successful is whether you are entertainer or sports player, you know, so i took that that rolled on through my whole life, basically. um um . but the thing that really changed me, it's like my passion for football career overseas, and i was able to see her. you know, a different reality. you know that that we're not usually exposed to hear i got into this work and you know, i passed that message to like, you know, let them know, like there is more possibilities to, uh to life, then. what d c shows you what would be your message to people ? you know, to men who look like you about the importance of taking care of the whole self, including the mind, but a lot of times we, you know, as black men we take on a lot of a lot of traumatizing. situations and, you know, tough situations and you know they tell us, you know, don't cry about it and you know, don't be, you know, don't be scared, but you know the and internally that's building up negative things that can manifest into you know. worst things that can happen in reality. um and, um, we if we take the time to process to relieve those things will be better equipped to take on the day to day of being a black person wearing a black man in the city of oakland, where we are. these are some of the same traumas that young people, especially young people of color are experiencing. so what would you say to others like you about creating safe spaces for these conversations? i would say to people in my position to really confront some of them normal practices in this world and to see beyond what already exists sharing financial capital social capital and inconveniencing ourselves to serve well. is fundamentally important. i was looking for places that i can confined in someone and i was always getting back is turned on me. so basically trying to find someone who really you know, care if we have more comfortable , comforting environments, then folks can come out as themselves and really flourish. as you know, as humans, you know, and we have more of these spaces. more folks will have the capacity to do that. such a great way to try and reach out and lift people up. we have many more voices for change. you can go to our website at ktvu .com and look at those stories and a reminder that this monthly show will return for its third season starting on february 27th. well dry, mild weather in store for your bay area weekend. but before we talk about our local forecast, let's take a look at what is happening in green bay this afternoon this evening and tomorrow morning. snow showers, a possibility and you can see we've got a layer of snow out there right now it is going to be bitter cold in green bay tomorrow for the niners packers game. take a look at the forecast here at kickoff 12 degrees expected and by the fourth quarter seven degrees and that does not even include the wind chill factor with the wind chill factor it could feel like 10 below, so it is going to be a rough one weather wise. let's go niners. let's hope they get the win. we're going to be all glued to our tvs watching that one for sure. coming back here at home alive. look there at jack london square where we do have some wind out there today. i showed you in the last half hour, a wind advisory that goes until early tomorrow morning for most of the bay area, the santa clara valley, the only area that is pretty much excluded from that, and it has to do with the system here that dropped on the backside of california and slid right down the great basin and you can see now it's entering a just on the east side there of southern california. it's a very fall like pattern, and it's that north or northeast wind that dry wind that really picks up with that type of pattern and drives us out. a relative humidity has dropped into the teens and some areas so really, really dry for this time of year and the winds are howling out there. napa reporting a wind gust of 38 mph right now in nevada 25. fairfield 31. it's that north northeast wind that again not only drives us out, but warms us up. temperatures were in the upper sixties to low seventies outdoors in some areas. i'll show you that in just a moment, i want to show you as we get into the evening hours notice the time stamp here at two a.m. the winds are expected to ramp up even a little bit more, so it's windy out there right now. but likely to be strongest late tonight into early tomorrow morning, and then as we get into about seven o'clock or so it does begin to back off. and by noontime tomorrow it looks fairly light for the central and south bay because still have quite a breeze over the north bay. the wind advisory right now is set to expire at seven a.m. so we will be tracking that for you tonight and into tomorrow morning. meanwhile temperatures out there 67 degrees right now in san francisco. mid sixties and walnut creek and take a look at santa rosa 69. that's not even the warmest spot. we have 72 to take a bay right now. 70 degrees reported that point reyes 71 in mill valley so very, very mild specially for this time of year. tomorrow morning because of the winds not going to be quite as cold as we could be. temperatures will range in the low to mid to upper forties 47 degrees to start your morning. san francisco 46 in the north. they have napa and then as we get into the afternoon temperatures are going to be nice won't be as windy won't be as warm 67, santa rosa 63 san francisco as well as oakland. if you're going to tahoe for the weekend, going to be nice and dry here, as well for all of those skiers and boarders and outdoor play temperatures into the afternoons mid to upper thirties expected overnight lows in the teens and for us temperatures again coming down just slightly and then holding steady through the weekend with dry conditions. unfortunately no rain in this forecast monday into tuesday partly cloudy dry slightly cooler on tuesday. back to you. okay, rosemary. thank you. an incredible feat. teenage girl has become the youngest woman to fly solo around the world. but it didn't come without some challenges will tell you about the obstacles she faced that delayed her trip by two months. and coming up later at five. some people are having difficulty getting free covid tests through the government how bay area congressman eric swalwell is working to help them out. and then the 49ers getting ready to take on the green bay packers. we'll go live to wisconsin and show you a look at pregame festivities in the hearts chinatown has cleared a major hurdle. the concept design for the plaza has now been unanimously approved by the recreation and park commission. the commission also certified the environmental impact report for the $66 million project. the redesign includes a custom play structure in adult exercise area and outdoor event space and a two story clubhouse. the project is set to break ground next year and be completed in 2025. belgian british teenager has just become the youngest woman to fly solo around the world, and she's now sharing details about her record breaking flight. 19 year olds are a rutherford took off in her shark ultra light plane in august. and landed back in belgium yesterday after 155 days she stopped in five continents and 41 different countries. but rutherford says several challenges extended her trip by almost two months. coming out of frankfurt. there's lots of rain or snow, but but yes, i had to wiggle in some valleys and i had to wait to go wild as well to wait for the snow to declare, but but, yeah, it worked out. because here i am, so she wasn't doing something. she's done it. we told we told her and her brother since they were born. they can do anything that they're extraordinary and there are no limits, and i think that rather literally rutherford says she is hoping to inspire other young girls to get into stem and aviation. she's now getting ready to study electrical engineering in college and plans to become an astronaut. still to come. security guards stationed outside bedrooms. the controversial new rules at usc fraternities to prevent sexual assaults at parties. of southernn resume. but under some new rules , security guards will have to now be posted at stairs and hallways that lead two bedrooms at the front houses. as fox is ###, eisner explains. the new rule was put in place following allegations of drugging and sexual assaults. do you look over your shoulder all the time ? just wondering if you're okay. um yeah, i tend to be more cautious sophia lee and others. we spoke with you about the sex scandal on greek row that sent protesting students out into the streets. several fraternities were suspended by usc after allegations of students being drugged and assaulted on greek row last year. it is an issue that needs to be addressed. but renee idea and others aren't sure the new policy proposals the answer that policy. to prevent sexual assaults. fraternities have to prohibit guests from going into bedrooms during social events. they must also have risk and sexual violence prevention training. but to some students that idea of stationing security guards for frat parties on stairwells outside bedrooms. i think that's invasion of privacy seems a little ridiculous that they have to have security guards outside the bedroom door is just to prevent that from happening. i feel like there are better ways to regulate fraternities. freshman president dole says start with teaching the meaning of consent. no means no. we didn't get a lot of responses along greek row where it's spring rush, but sophomore jeff van drank who was having lunch with fraternity brothers outside sigma k. he said new rules are needed to prevent another sex scandal. yeah, it's horrible, and i hope that like that stops , but it's really up to the people that are at the parties and at the events that make the right decisions. and don't be a horrible person like that, but station security guards outside bedrooms. that's what it takes. and that's necessary precautions and than it is. i think it's one step closer to being more cautious and finding a solution which is better than not doing anything. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. and off the top tonight, appending teachers strike if no deal is reached, the clock is ticking for oakland unified teachers and the district to come to an agreement over covid safety measures. good evening. i'm andre senior. and i'm cristina rendon. we begin tonight in the east bay, where a midnight deadline is fast approaching the oakland school district and educators are negotiating over covid protocols in hopes of avoiding a teacher strike ktvu dan rubin joining us live outside the alameda county office of education in hayward, where students, teachers and parents are taking to the streets to show their support. that's right. you can see there's still here. there actually was a car caravan that led into a brief rally. they're hoping to drum up support on both a local and county level. now, they say they need better resources to keep everyone safe in the classroom. an ultimatum has been issued and the clock is ticking down. oakland teachers say if they're covid safety demands aren't met by midnight tonight. they may vote to strike . we need to have written agreements. just, uh to ensure that those safety protocols those measures are properly communicated among the demands that there be weekly covid testing it all schools, high quality masks for students and staff and an adult covering each classroom when there's a vacancy. the oakland education association, which represents the teachers, says about 10% of teachers are currently out sick among them, tammy coleman. that have been identified. positive

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