representing those teachers, says that it is meeting with the district today again and they say they have not come to an agreement. but they are making some progress in negotiations because of the progress that we have made on our core demands. um we feel like we are comfortable meeting with them again. jose padilla in elementary school teacher negotiating with the district, along with six other oakland teachers, says the two sides agree on many of the safety protocols needed to keep schools safe. but the district hasn't put that in writing. they're not willing to commit to us, you know, and because of that, because we want to make sure that these are solid commitments from the district that are going to last us through the end of the school year and not just last us for a couple of weeks, and then they say, okay, well, we've decided things have changed now. where do we want to the union has three core demands weekly covid testing at all schools with extended hours up to six p.m. the highest grade masks consistently available to staff and students and to plan on what to do if a number of teachers are out sick. something were seen in many schools right now we continue and continue. offering ideas and working with the district to negotiate with them. on what the plan what are different options for possible plans to keep schools as open as possible and have as many healthy students going to school as they can. um while also recognizing. if you know 30 teachers are out. it is not a safe place. the district says. it's come to eight different agreements with the teachers union during the pandemic, including measures on ppe e covid testing and contact tracing and it already passed out. 200,000 k n 95 masks to schools. it also says it has robust testing in place and has put at least two air filtration systems in every classroom. but padilla says that's not enough. the reason that the district is doing these things is because they have been pushed to do that by the community. by parents, students, schools teachers, while the group has ignored it's friday deadline, padilla says that doesn't mean they're backing down. there will be a strike vote if we do not have our needs in place, so that that is going to be happening in the future. um but it's not something that we're doing this very moment in oakland. amanda chemchina, ktvu fox two news. a large police president swarmed into an oakland neighborhood today, officers responded to the area of 102nd avenue in the international boulevard around 10 45 this morning after reports of an armed robbery video from the citizen app shows officers there at the scene where they tried to get that suspect to surrender. police say the suspect tried to run away, but officers quickly contained the neighborhood and eventually took the suspect into custody. hundreds of people living near big sur remain under evacuation orders tonight as a wildfire continues to burn in that rugged area. the colorado fire started in a steep canyon friday night. cal fire says so far the flames have burned just over 1000 acres with 25% containment. a portion of highway one is closed between eight miles south of carmel and five miles north of big sur that includes the iconic bixby bridge , and so far there is no word as to when that portion of the highway will reopen 49ers fans still flying high from san francisco's big win against those packers in the divisional playoff game last night today, 49ers general manager john lynch , thank the fans for their support, he tweeted out. grit this team has hard fight and a secret weapon. it's called the faithful. you also it up again. see you next week. the team returned home today after their thrilling last second victory against the packers. here's a look at how the niners celebrated this historic victory on the field and on their way to the locker room. red warning. go on, jimmy. what do you guys say, old man, i'm doing next role. wow my goodness. tonight there you go. niners headed off to their 17 the conference championship game. that's the most of any team in the nfl since 1970. you can watch the 49ers in that nfc championship game against the l. a rams right here. on ktvu fox to kick off set for sunday afternoon. down south and so far is stadium in inglewood. stay with ktvu ktvu dot com and all of our social media platforms as the niners are now one win away from punching their ticket to the super bowl 56. well. changes are coming to the iconic castro theater in san francisco. but not everyone is happy about what the future may bring. the owners have brought on a new operator that will bring in money for renovations. but some people are concerned there could be other changes that are not so welcomed . ktvu is greg liggins went to a demonstration this afternoon where people expressed their concerns. greg julie, as you know, many movie theaters have struggled to stay afloat, especially during the pandemic. but even before then, survival has been difficult for small, historic theaters. so they have been forced to change and adapt or die as the castro in san francisco makes some necessary changes. some are afraid they might not like what they see. for nearly a century, the castro theater has been the iconic repertory movie house in the san francisco neighborhood that bears its name. another planet entertainment recently struck a deal to take over operations. the company is known more as a live concert promoter, which has some concerns about the future of films here. they do not have a history. a film programming. a handful of cinephiles demonstrated sunday afternoon, urging the owners to promise they won't allow films and festivals to fade to black. there is the threat. that this might be replaced by concerts the way it's happened in the oakland fox and in other theaters that get taken over supporters want the continuation of inclusive cinema that reflects the neighborhood expressing their sentiment through words, both written and spoken. i love this theater. i've been coming here for so many years. so it seems like it's the last of its kind showing movies. while some fear that theater could transform into more of a music venue, the new operators have said publicly they intend to support films and festivals, along with music, comedy and lectures. in december , the castro hosted the premiere of the matrix resurrections. attracting throngs of fans. one business that benefited welcomes changes that bring more people because of the spillover effect . it will bring more revenue to small businesses. that are suffering here and the. neighborhood as many theaters struggle to survive financially . people recognize change is needed here for the castro to remain financially viable. they simply hope the old and new can coexist in the most important thing is that this spirit theater stays alive and as part of the community demonstrators say so far the owners and operators have failed to properly communicate their intentions. so they are asking for public meeting where people can hear the plan and give feedback. greg liggins ktvu fox two news. all right, greg. thank you. case counts of the omicron varian are dropping nationwide. now. despite the positive numbers, many schools across the country are sticking to a wait and see approach before rolling back safety restrictions put in place for the spring semester. charles watson has the story from atlanta. sometimes this surge from a micron could be starting to fall. the number of new infections decreasing 7% across the entire country last week, led by a dramatic drop in the northeast, once the epicenter of the latest wave. this data has doctors preparing for next fees were covid becomes an endemic disease that can be managed control means you're not eliminating it. you're not eradicating it, but it gets down to such a low level. that it's essentially integrated into the general respiratory infections that we have learned to live with all the variants downward trend is welcome news. a heightened level of concern remains at the nation's schools were more staff than ever or calling out sick as students navigating, often confusing set of new guidelines on testing and mask. virginia's governor, recently issuing an executive order to live his state's mask mandate in schools. but since individual districts will still be allowed to set their own rules that's put school boards in a tough spot of being the ones to make the final call. a lot of schools have built their preparations around the use of masks and whatever we want to say about the benefit that masks are providing. it's providing some benefit, and i think pairs are willing to tolerate masks in schools recognizing it's very disruptive to children. if there is an end date to it. about half of all teams in the u. s are fully vaccinated. that number is significantly lower, on average for the 5 to 11 age group in atlanta, charles watson fox news. the us has ordered families of ukraine embassy staffers to leave the country. this comes as secretary of state anthony blinken said the us is closely monitoring the situation as tensions heighten along the russia ukraine border. it is certainly possible that the diplomacy that russia has engaged in is simply going through the motions, and it won't affect their ultimate decision about whether to invade or in some other way, intervene or not in ukraine. but we have a responsibility to see the diplomacy through for as far as long as we can go because it's the more responsible way to bring this to closure. last night, the british government announced russia is plotting to install a pro russian leader in ukraine secretary blinken added that the state department is concerned about the safety and well being of u. s embassy workers in kiev and will draw down some of the staff based on security needs. united airlines international flight turns around mid air coming up what two passengers did to prompt the captain to divert the plane and it had nothing to do with wearing a mask and we'll tell you where the shortage of school bus drivers is so severe. they're now calling in the national guard. and i'm tracking at forecast. we had record warmth yesterday pretty warm again today. no records, though, i'll have the complete forecast when emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. but it will help you and your family stay safe passengers refused to leave the business class section of that plane. the two passengers reportedly helped themselves to empty business class seats thursday night on what was a half full flight from newark to tell aviv israel, according to other passengers, the two were asked to return to their seats in economy, but they refused. the plane, then returned to newark, where law enforcement officers were waiting. united said the plane was diverted due to unruly passengers. at least 17 people were killed at a popular nightclub in cameroon, where a fire set off explosions leading to a panic. there were also reports of a number of injuries. the club is located in the nation's capital of beyond, worker said there was a short circuit that customers initially thought was a firework show. the flames then spread to an area where cooking gas was being stored, and that's where the explosion occurred. the tragedy came as the central african countries hosting the month long african football cup of nations tournament. tonga is getting worldwide help in rebuilding from a natural disaster flights from neighboring countries or landing in the island nation as it deals with the aftermath of an underwater volcanic eruption and the tsunami that followed. australia is sending multiple flights carrying food and water , along with medical supplies and telecommunications equipment . new zealand and japan have also sent supplies and ships from the united states and the uk are expected to arrive soon. authorities say at least three people have been found dead, vermont senator bernie sanders said today he agrees with the arizona democratic party's decision this weekend to censure senator kirsten cinema for her role in blocking the voting rights legislation last week. they are moving in a very, very anti democratic wait. and it was absolutely imperative that we changed the rules so that we could pass strong voting rights legislation. all republicans voted against us to democrats voted against us. that was a terrible, terrible vote, and i think what the arizona democratic party did was exactly right. the center against cinema is symbolic, but will not help in her bed to stay in her senate seat when she is up for re election in 2024, the rollout of five g cellular technology has been delayed at some major airports across the country. there are concerns here, the technology could affect radar systems. airplanes rely on to land safely and bad weather. ktvu is tom vacar explorers. other concerns about five g, including whether the signals may be harmful to humans. a 13 nations study of 5100 patients published 12 years ago long before five g found no relationship between cell phone use and brain tumors. but that same study concluded that the possible effects of long term heavy use of mobile phones requires further investigations , but a federal investigation that took a decade to complete found in lab animals. certain cancers increased. however we have thousands of studies showing them i'm eyes and real frequency radiation, many of which. use exposures similar to what we would receive from the cell phone or cell tower. find harmful effects. douglas what is director of the national advocacy group americans for responsible technology. this wireless radiation can have biological impacts, even at levels. p well, what we thought was possible, but in one sense five g is difference as dr joel moskowitz. there's been very little research. on the health effects of five g. we don't have enough science really on five g and there hasn't been any testing. you know, this is one of these cases where we don't require premarket testing of what i was devices and infrastructure before it goes up the huge number of transmitters required for five g service suggests that more people will be exposed to radio frequency electromagnetic fields. it's just adding a lot more radiation 99 izing radiation to our environment that's never been used in a commercial form before professor john william frank of the university of edinburgh surmises. that this is a potential harm to health. hundreds of groups around the country have organized community groups to fight the deployment of these cell towers. in just the last couple of years, so consumers are left in a quandary between a little bit of science and a very big, powerful and politically active telecommunications industry. the science isn't there yet, and nobody can tell you the industry, insisting it's safe. is rolling out five gene nationwide and worldwide. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. setia the wireless association, which represents cellphone carriers, shared a statement with ktvu saying radio frequency energy from wireless devices and networks, including five g has not been shown to cause health problems, according to the consensus of the international scientific community, including expert organizations, such as the fda. w h o an american cancer society. at least nine states have asked the national guard to help drive students to school due to a shortage of school bus drivers. five states in the northeast, one in the upper midwest and three in the southwest, have now asked for assistance. officials say the driver shortage is just the latest example of the difficulties that employers are facing filling jobs during this pandemic. some schools in maryland have returned to remote learning due to the driver shortage, and some parents are staying home to care for their kids. a warning tonight along the bay area coast, the national weather service says beachgoers should be aware of sneaker ways between now and tomorrow afternoon. those waves are capable of pulling people. into the water unexpectedly. and with that, we turn to our chief meteorologist bill martin, with a look at that bay area forecast a bill hey, hey, mike. yeah the surf is going to come up. it came up a bit today. high surf advisory in effect tomorrow for the next couple of days and all sneaker waves are we call them set waves. that's what you know, in order to set wave business just after you get a series of waves to come in, and all of a sudden there's one way or two waves or four waves even that are bigger than that. but there are often spaced way out so it looks smooth and it's it comes up quickly. and that's how it was today. that's what will be the next couple of days. so i mostly think about our friends, the fishermen and the folks doing the crab and off the coast as a lot of you out there today and tomorrow will be kind of dangerous, so be careful on the beaches and exposed rocks. this is the highest from today. look at that. 66 in santa rosa. there was 6 76 yesterday. 76 degrees yesterday, santa rosa set a record yesterday. today it was down 10 degrees 67. morgan hill. the long range model does this which is kind of interesting because look what happens towards friday. on saturday. just see that undercut right there. that's on friday, so that's sort of the beginning. the potential beginnings of significant weather changes for us, so let's keep our fingers crossed on that the models are pretty bullish on something first couple. place in february . so we're going to go this whole month. pretty much without rain live camera shot. we had windy conditions all weekend. we're not all weekend. but for certainly on friday and saturday and now that high and the low of separated enough we're going to get more kind of light. offshore winds, mild weather and the winds are gone. the winds are a thing of the past. the record temperatures should be a thing of the past two, but we will still be very warm. the jet stream is not in our favor. right now. everything is going to the north. and as it does that we just see a few high clouds the next few days, but on thursday friday, clouds will thicken up. and when that happens, we're going to see you know a little bit cooler, daytime highs and just the repositioning in general of the of the jet stream early next week. so or not early the following week. pardon me, so things are changing. it's just slow as as you can imagine so and enjoy the weather. we're still 121 130% of rainfall and snowfall average for where we want to be on an average. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow, about where they were today, maybe a tad cooler. and here's the five day forecast and boy that looks like panel after panel looks exactly the same and then we'll go right here and look at the weekend and those clouds come in. and when those clouds start to come in, that's an indication that the jets working its way in our direction, and hopefully the five day after this, so let's just fast forward a week from today to let's just fast forward to next sunday. i'll be showing you this five day and i think i'm going to have rain in the panels, but that's i know it's a week off. so when we come back, we'll have the latest computer model. i just showed you that broad brush when i see tonight 10 11 update the forecast and get just a specific overnight. low numbers. alright. sounds great, bill. thank you. some hotels are turning to room service robots amid the nationwide labor shortage. the robot called the savvy yoke relay plus delivers cold beverages, food and other concierge services. right to your room after the robot delivers the items, it will ask the guests to take a quick satisfaction survey with tone sounds to acknowledge your responses. one los angeles hotels predicting use of the robots in the industry will double by next year. the stage is now set for the nfc championship. jason appelbaum will tell us who the 49ers will face next and how they're familiar foes are trying to guarantee a home field advantage . sports is next and coming up tonight on the 10 o'clock news hackers figure out how to spy on what you're listening to on emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. but it will help you and your family stay safe bring it up. bring it up, right where you want it. even all i gotta say is, man. i think we ain't done yet. i think here we go, baby, not his own three. what? don't drink. all right. good evening, everybody. yeah, the 40. niners ain't done yet. after that gritty win over the packers last night, and a few hours ago, they found out who's up next with the trip to super bowl 56 on the line. and would it be tom? or would it be matt stafford and time this season l. a built in 27 to 3 lead and then sought evaporate, brady working his magic with a little over three minutes to go 55 yard touchdown to mike evans is 27 20 rams, but they still needed a break to get the ball back and it came. less than a minute later, right here, cam acres looking for the first down to ice it and steady gets stripped by endemic in sioux and the bucks. lavonte david falls on it. and the bucks are indeed in business. ensuing drive fourth and one leonard for net, bouncing it outside. he scored the game tying touchdown with just 42 seconds to go in the game. it's 27 all and what is looking like a major rams implosion and yet another tom brady miracle. but stafford had other designs and with 25 seconds left. he's going to find cooper cup, somehow getting behind the defense for a 44 yard gain well into field goal range. four seconds to go. incomes matt gay he had missed a field goal earlier, but he wasn't going to miss this one from 30 yards out the game winner and the rams escape with a 32 27 win to advance to the nfc championship game for the second time. in the last four years, so it's back to la for the second time in three weeks for the 40 niners and you may remember two weeks ago. it's so five stadium. it was a sea of red as niner fans basically took over the place niner faithful so loud that rams head coach sean mcveigh said it actually caught him off guard so today to avoid her or try to avoid a repeat the ramps put this out, saying that public sales to sophie will be restricted to the greater los angeles area and that orders by residents outside of the greater region will be canceled without notice and refunds given i don't know. but good luck with that. somehow niner fans are going to find a way to show up down there. pac 12 hoops. cal versus number three arizona no contest , and that meant frustration for cal head coach mark fox, who is ejected. we're in the first half with his team down by 23. so without their head coach, cal tried to stay in it. jordan's shepherd with the nice step back three, he had a game high 21 points for the senior guard, but this game was basically decided the opening tip benedict math rin lobs it to christian kolodko for the flush. 19 and 13 for kolodko. so after beating stanford by 28 on friday, cal did a little better they lost by 25. cal dropped to nine and 10 and arizona improves too. 16 and one and boy, is everyone fired up around here. i know you are, mike. oh, yeah. you can't keep the faith. a lot of sofia. i'm sorry. there's no way they can sorry. there's no way they can do oh, my god, i can't believe how big halley's getting. yeah-- where's howard? he's changing michael. a-all done. you know, fun fac, did you know baby bos can pee straight up? grown-up boys, too. why would we high-five that? so how are you guys? bernadette: really good. except for when we went grocery shopping and the checkout lady asked when i was due. but you handled it wel. (mouthing) well, if you guys need help, i'd be happy to come over. oh, thanks, but we're really trying to enjoy this family time before we both go back to work. okay, well, we all miss you. -you guys, too. -bye. -(skype call ends) -ah. boy, seeing them all together like that has got my biological clock ticking like crazy.

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